ES1070807U - False ceiling (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

False ceiling, of the type comprising a structure of profiles (1) of inverted "T" section in whose horizontal wings (11) are supported plates (3) forming the surface of the false ceiling, characterized in that the plates (3) comprise at least one of their ends a first support zone (31a) inserted in relation to the corresponding viewed end (32a) of the plate, said viewed end (32a) being laterally extended for its placement below the profile of support (1) covering it and hiding it from the view from the bottom; and in that said plates comprise at the opposite end a second support zone (31b) projecting with respect to the corresponding seen end (32b) of the plate (3), said viewed end (32b) being arranged substantially flush with the free lateral end of the respective profile of support (1) to allow the substantially vertical displacement of said end of plates (3) during assembly and disassembly operations. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

False ceiling.

Object of the invention

The present invention relates to a false roof of the type consisting of flat plates supported by their opposite perimeter edges in support profiles of section in "T", "omega", or the like.

Background of the invention

Nowadays the use of fake is common roofs in the construction and decoration of homes, offices and buildings in general, since it allows to obtain an aesthetic appearance improved, and hide various facilities, for example air conditioning, heating or lighting.

A widely used type of false ceiling consists of a structure formed by a plurality of profiles of support, section in "T", "omega", or similar inverted, arranged parallel or perpendicularly crossed, and between which some plates constituting the finish are placed aesthetic of the false ceiling. The plates with which the roof are mainly rectangular configuration, and are made with different materials, such as laminated plaster, cellulose, plastic, smooth metal plates or metal mesh expanded, for example.

These plates rest on the wings horizontal support profiles through areas of perimeter support, corresponding to its ends of the surface view, or at most staggered so that the surface View of the plate is in a lower plane than the profiles. From In this way, the plates can be removed, facilitating access to the upper part of the false ceiling if necessary manipulation of some installation hidden behind it. In addition, the fake roof also allows you to comfortably change damaged plates for new ones or to change the general appearance of the roof changing the set of all plates.

However, these false ceilings have a considerable aesthetic problem, consisting of the profiles of support, section in "T", "omega", or similar inverted, they are seen hiding a substantially visible part of the outline of the plates. This determines that the false plates roof does not conform a continuous surface, as they pursue architects and designers, given that said surface is visible interrupted by the support profiles of the plates, presenting The false ceiling looks like a grid or parallel bands.

Description of the invention

The false ceiling, object of this invention, it presents some technical peculiarities destined to achieve the concealment of support profiles by their own plates, so that the plates supported on the profiles of support provide the user with the vision of a surface continuous, in which the plates are not distanced by the support profiles, while being 100% registrable

According to the invention, the forming plates of the false ceiling present superiorly, at least in one of its extremes, a first support zone, entered with respect to the end corresponding, so that the end of the plate seen from the lower area is arranged below the support profile, covering it inferiorly and hiding it in view of the possible observer, providing plate succession a surface apparently continues.

In this way, the surfaces seen that the plates are attached laterally below the profiles support, hiding them; unlike the current assembly in which exposed surfaces of the plates are separated by the profiles of support, keeping said profiles visible.

In one embodiment of the invention the plates present, at the opposite end to said first support zone entered, a second support area that protrudes superiorly from the end seen from the plate, said end being seen from the noticeably flush plate with free end of the wing corresponding support profile, so that this end of the plate can move vertically during assembly and plate disassembly. In this way the character is maintained practicable of the false ceiling and the possibility of placing and removing the conforming plates thereof.

In an embodiment of the invention this second support zone defines with the seen end of the plate a configuration as "L", in order to allow mentioned vertical displacement and disassembly of the plate.

It should be mentioned that the aforementioned areas of support can be formed in the plate material itself, for example by folding or during molding the plate, or be made up of false pieces conveniently fixed to the upper surface of the plate.

To achieve the effect of continuity between two adjacent plates, the seen end of the plate that is prolonged below the first in-depth support zone, has a length similar to the width of the support profile for its complete concealment close to the opposite end of the adjacent plate.

In one embodiment of the invention the plate it presents between the first zone of support entered and the end seen from the plate a wide entree for loose accommodation of the lateral wing of the corresponding support profile during plate placement. This entrant may present a form triangular, determined by the "Z" folding end of the plate, a rectangular shape determined by folding in "C" of said end of the plate, or any other geometric form of sufficient amplitude for the reception and concealment of the profile of support.

Description of the figures

To complement the description that is being performing and in order to facilitate the understanding of characteristics of the invention, is attached herein descriptive a set of drawings in which, for illustrative purposes and not limiting, the following has been represented:

- Figure 1 shows a sectional view of the False ceiling.

- Figure 2 shows a bottom view of the False ceiling.

- Figure 3 shows a bottom view of a license plate.

Preferred Embodiment of the Invention

As can be seen (figure 1) in the figures referenced the false ceiling comprises a profile structure support (1), section "T" "omega", or similar inverted, suspended from the ceiling by braces (2) that have to said profiles (1) in parallel and according to a horizontal plane, and a series of plates (3), supported on the horizontal wings (11) of said support profiles (1), showing only the surface bottom of said plates (2) in view of the user.

As depicted (figure 2) in the figures 1 and 3, the plates (3) have at one end a first zone of support (31a) entered with respect to the seen end (32a) of the plate. Said seen end (32) is laterally extended to its arrangement below the adjacent support profile (1), covering it and hiding it. Between said first support zone (31a) and the corresponding seen end (32a) of the plate is defined a longitudinal recess, in this case section triangular, for housing the horizontal wing (11) of the profile of support.

The plate has at the opposite end a second support area (31b) outstanding with respect to the corresponding end seen (32b) of the plate, so that said seen end (32a) that is substantially flush with the end side of the corresponding support profile, to allow vertical displacement of this end of the plate during assembly and disassembly operations.

In the example shown the plate defines in the end corresponding to the first means of support a configuration (33) by way of "Z" and at the end corresponding to the second support means a configuration (34) as an inverted "L", although as already mentioned could be any other that allow to keep getting the proposed purposes of hiding support profiles (1) while maintaining the practicable character of the false ceiling.

Once nature is sufficiently described of the invention, as well as a preferred embodiment, for the appropriate purposes that the materials, form, size and arrangement of the elements described may be modified, as long as this does not imply an alteration of the essential features of the invention claimed in continuation.

Claims (5)

1. False ceiling, of the type comprising a structure of profiles (1) of inverted "T" section whose horizontal wings (11) are supported by plates (3) forming the surface of the false ceiling, characterized in that the plates (3) comprise at least one of its ends a first support area (31a) entered with respect to the corresponding seen end (32a) of the plate, said seen end (32a) being laterally extended for its arrangement below the profile of support (1) covering and hiding it from view from the bottom; and because said plates comprise at the opposite end a second bearing area (31b) protruding from the corresponding seen end (32b) of the plate (3), said seen end (32b) being disposed substantially flush with the free side end of the respective profile of support (1) to allow the substantially vertical displacement of said end of the plates (3) during assembly and disassembly operations. 2. False ceiling, according to claim 1, characterized in that the seen end (32a) of the plates (3) is laterally extended by a length similar to the width of the support profile (1) for complete concealment and up to the proximity with the seen end (32b) of the adjacent plate (3) resting on the same support profile (1). 3. False ceiling, according to any of the preceding claims, characterized in that a recess is defined between the first support area (31a) and the corresponding seen end (32a) of the plates (3) () 11) of the support profile (1). 4. False ceiling, according to any of the preceding claims, characterized in that the plates (3) define at the end corresponding to the first support area (31a) a configuration (33) as a "Z". 5. False ceiling, according to any of the preceding claims, characterized in that the plates (3) define at the end corresponding to the second support area (31b) a configuration (34) as an inverted "L".