ES1072249U - Hinges for fixing natural stone lamps (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Hinges for fastening slats made of natural stone, preferably made of stainless steel and with different fixing positions of the slat in a 180º path characterized by consisting of two hinges (2) for each stone slat (1), joined by axis articulation to an angular profile (3), in turn joined to a support substructure (4) by welding or bolting. The hinge has the shape of a plate (2) bent at an angle of 90º ending in an area with the lower profile in semicircle (5) that starts at the termination of the area bent at 90º (6). On the semicircle, the hole for the hinge axis (7) appears and radially disposed to said hole, the holes appear to locate the leveling pins (8) of the slats. Both the hinge axis (7) and the leveling pins (8) are constituted by a threaded shaft. In the area bent in l of the hinge and parallel to the horizontal arm of the l, two pivots extend, which are housed in the holes made in the edge of the blade. The pins or pivots must be sheathed in nylon caps or caps or some material that softens the contact. The threaded shafts are fixed by means of nuts. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

Hinges for clamping stone slats natural.

The present invention rests on a system of hinges for clamping manufactured natural stone slats entirely in stainless steel and applicable to the construction of buildings.

The technical sector in which the The present invention is therefore the construction of buildings.

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State of the art

Until the present invention neither the applicants neither the inventors know a system similar to that of the invention that It occupies us.

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Description of the invention

The present invention lies in a system of fixation for natural stone slats so that each slat can make a 180º angular path and can be set at different positions of this tour.

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Advantages of the present invention

Here are the main advantages obtained with this invention merely enunciative and not limiting, namely:

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The slats are easily interchangeable from their hinges for each unity.

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They allow a perfect aeration of the facade.

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They allow the regulation of the input of natural light inside, improving the feeling of well-being and the energy saving

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its Fixing is totally safe.

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The slats can be raised at the angle you prefer.

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The Clamping way is simple and safe.

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The Lamas are easily manipulated.

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Description of the drawings

For a better understanding of this invention, They accompany the attached designs.

Figure 1 is a general view of the system object of this invention.

Figure 2 comprises paths seen in perspective on both sides of the hinge.

Figure 3 is a perspective detail of the hinge installed on the angular profile.

Figure 4 is an interior view of the hinge mounted on the angular profile.

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Preferred embodiment of the invention

According to the attached designs the system of clamping hinges of natural stone slats (1) consists of two hinges per stone slat, joined by axis articulation a An angular profile (3) of 90x40x6. Each angular profile (3) 90x40x6 is fixed to a previously existing support substructure (4) by welded or screwed.

Each hinge is shaped like a folded plate (2) at an angle of 90º that ends in an area with the lower profile in semicircle (5) that begins at the end of the zone folded in 90º (6). The hole appears above the semicircle for the hinge shaft (7) and radially arranged to said hole the holes appear to position the leveling pins (8) of the the most.

Both the hinge shaft (7) and the pins of leveling (8), are constituted by a threaded shaft.

In the bent L-zone of the hinge and parallel to the horizontal arm of the L, two pivots are extended preferably 5 x 30 (9) for fixing to the slats.

The clamping of the stone slat is effected by two pins or pivots of diameter 5 mm and length 30 mm (9), that lodge in the drills practiced in the song of the lama. The pins or pivots must be wrapped in caps or Nylon bushes or any material that softens the contact Direct between the pin steel and the stone.

The vertical angular profile (3) must be Drilling depending on the size of the slats.

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Mounting form for the invention

On the minor sides of the slats practice two holes in which the pivots (9) of the hinge (2) introducing the threaded shaft that is fixed on the face outside by nut (10). Next to the threaded shaft outlet there is another similar output to fix the leveling pins (8) that They are also fixed by nuts (11).

Claims (1)

1. Hinges for clamping natural stone slats, preferably made of stainless steel and with different positions for fixing the slat in a 180º course characterized by two hinges (2) for each stone slat (1), joined by shaft joint to an angular profile (3), in turn attached to a support substructure (4) by welding or bolting. The hinge is in the form of a plate (2) folded at an angle of 90º that ends in an area with the lower profile in semicircle (5) that begins at the end of the area folded in 90º (6). The hole for the hinge shaft (7) appears radially on the semicircle and the holes for positioning the leveling pins (8) of the slats appear radially arranged to said hole. Both the hinge shaft (7) and the pins of leveling (8), are constituted by a threaded shaft. In the zone bent in L of the hinge and parallel to the horizontal arm of the L, two pivots are extended, which are housed in the drills practiced in the song of the lama. The pins or pivots must be wrapped in caps or caps of nylon or some material that softens the contact. Threaded shafts are fixed by nuts.