ES1184733U - Marquee (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Marquee, which is planned to be mounted, through appropriate pillars, on a reinforced concrete base, is characterized by the roof of the same has a flat and horizontal configuration, presenting perimeter conformations determining a groove in the form of " C "with its opening facing inwards, defining means of collecting water that may fall on said roof, and with the corresponding outlets and evacuation for said water, with the special feature that the pillars are fixed to the base of concrete through suitable through-bolts through holes of plates fixed to the lower part of the pillars, said screws being protected and retracted by covering elements. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

OBJECT OF THE INVENTION

The present invention relates to a carport, which has been conceived with particular characteristics that give rise to new features and optimal functions.

10 The marquee is planned for its implantation in urban areas, as well as in interurban areas, unpopulated places and in general in any part or place where a passenger stop is required in which they are protected from inclement weather.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

Numerous and varied types of canopies are known, which in general are usually

20 made of elements whose assembly and general structure are complex and consequently expensive, resulting in difficult disassembly, not to say that in most cases such disassembly involves deterioration, breakage and uselessness of most of the elements that participate in the constitution of the marquee.

25 On the other hand, it should be borne in mind that the cost of acquiring a canopy for a public body and its maintenance is considerable, its amortization being very problematic, especially considering that the canopies are manufactured without any control when considering the time they will be implanted in the places in question, and consequently be able to ensure

30 spare parts throughout that time.

Therefore, it should be taken into account that currently the acquisition of the canopies is not only an economic outlay but also, because in many cases they stop being manufactured, the spare parts disappear and it is difficult or even

35 impossible to be able to carry out a maintenance of said canopies as

They are currently conceived.

DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

5 The marquee that is recommended fully resolves the problem previously exposed, based on a simple but effective solution.

For this, the canopy of the invention is based on a structure based on durable elements, easy assembly and disassembly, and with a very long maintenance in the

10 time, which makes the marquee practical, efficient and economical for the public body that acquires it.

More specifically, the canopy of the invention is intended to be mounted on a concrete base, this concrete must be reinforced and vibrated, in addition to having a

15 ramp for the access of disabled people, etc., so that said ramp may be located in the front, on the side or on the back of the concrete base itself.

The marquee includes a series of pillars that can be square in section,

20 rectangular, circular or even oval, and whose pillars support an upper roof that will be flat and with a perimeter profile "C", with its opening inwards, for the collection of water that may fall on said flat roof, of so that the perimeter channel collects the water and evacuates it outwards, either through one or more holes provided in correspondence with the back face of the perimeter contour of the

25 marquee.

The pillars are anchored to the concrete base by means of plates, with fixing screws, these being protected by retractor elements, preventing the vision and accessibility of said screws and therefore preventing them from being manipulated by presenting

30 consequently an anti-vandalism character.

Another characteristic is that the marquee, regardless of the size, height, and materials in which it is constituted, has the particularity that the enclosures that participate in it can materialize in compact polycarbonate panels that give the marquee a greater anti-vandalism character, for being a very material

resistant, although laminated glass could also be used, cheaper but less resistant to vandalism.

These enclosure panels are fixed by special clamps that, like the screws, will be made of stainless steel.

With regard to the roof and pillars of the canopy, they may be obtained in galvanized and lacquered steel, in the desired color, or in stainless steel.

Finally, say that the canopy will be complemented with any type of bench or seat that will be implanted on the concrete base, said bench or seat may be larger

or shorter length, with backrest, without backrest, of some materials or others, this element being independent of the structure of the marquee itself.

Finally, say that the marquee can be assembled piece by piece "in situ" at the place where it is finally placed, or be mounted in a workshop and transported to the site.

Obviously, on the external and lacquered surface of the elements that participate in the constitution of the canopy, in the case of galvanized steel, said surface admits the labeling for the printing of texts of both information, such as announcements, anagrams, etc. .

DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

To complement the description that will then be made and in order to help a better understanding of the characteristics of the invention, according to a preferred example of practical implementation thereof, a set of drawings is attached as an integral part of said description. where, for illustrative and non-limiting purposes, the following has been represented:

Figure 1 shows a top plan view of a canopy made in accordance with the object of the present invention.

Figure 2 shows a front elevation view of the same canopy represented in the previous figure.

5 Figure 3. Shows a rear elevation view of the marquee of the previous figures.

Figure 4 shows a side elevation view of the marquee of the previous figures.

10 Figure 5. It shows a sectional view through a vertical plane of the canopy of the invention, where the ribbed and perimeter configuration of the roof thereof for collecting and evacuating water is perfectly visible.

Figure 6 shows a detail of the roof of the canopy with the corrugated profile of water collection.

Figure 7 shows a detail of the corrugated profile of water collection with the drain.

Figure 8 shows a detail of the drain hole.

Figure 9 shows a perspective detail of the anchor plate of each pillar to the corresponding concrete base and the explosion-proof shield in explosion.

Figure 10 shows a perspective view like that of the previous figure but with the retractable protector in its final position, covering the fixing screws and the anchor plate of each pillar to the concrete base.

Figure 11 shows, finally, a perspective detail of the type of clamp used in fixing the canopy enclosure panels, clamp that can obviously be configured according to another embodiment.

PREFERRED EMBODIMENT OF THE INVENTION

In view of the figures outlined, it can be seen as the marquee of the invention

5 is intended to be mounted on a concrete base (1) vibrated and reinforced with mesh, and which has an access ramp, so that on said concrete base (1) a plurality of pillars (2) are fixed, preferably stainless steel, and whose section can be circular, square or other, fixed to the concrete base (1) by means of a plate (3) with holes (4) for the passage of the appropriate fixing screws

10 of the pillar (2) to the concrete base (1), these screws being covered and protected by means of a retractor protector (5), as shown in Figures 9 and 10.

Obviously, the screws as well as other accessories and part of the structure of the canopy may be made of stainless steel or other appropriate and durable materials.

15 Between the pillars (2) appropriate enclosure panels (6) are mounted, which can be made of compact and highly resistant polycarbonate, or laminated glass, so that in any case these enclosure panels (6) are fixed by means of appropriate clamps (7), which in a preferred embodiment adopt the configuration

20 shown in Figure 11, including an internal part with rubber established in a channel (7 ′) thereof where the edge corresponding to the closing panels (6) is clamped and secured.

As for the roof (8), it is flat, that is, horizontal, and presents perimeter

25 a grooved conformation (9) as a "C", with the opening inwards, to collect the water that falls on said roof, evacuating outwards through drain holes (10) preferably provided in correspondence with the ends of the rear section of the ribbed profile (9) of the canopy.

Claims (1)

1st.Marquee, which being planned to be mounted, through appropriate pillars, on a reinforced concrete base, is characterized in that the roof of the same has a flat and horizontal configuration, presenting perimetral conformations determining a groove in the form of "C" with its opening facing inwards, defining means for collecting water that may fall on said roof, and with the corresponding exit and evacuation holes for said water, with the particular feature that the pillars are fixed to the concrete base through timely 10 through screws through soldered holes in the bottom of the pillars, said screws being protected and retracted by covering elements. 2nd Marquee, according to claim 1, characterized in that both the pillars and the roof are preferably obtained in stainless steel or lacquered galvanized steel. 3. Marquee, according to claim 1, characterized in that it has enclosures of compact polycarbonate or laminated glass, which are fixed to the pillars by means of appropriate clamps with channels in which the edges of said panels fit. 4th. Marquee, according to claim 1, characterized in that the hardware, clamps, and other mounting accessories are made of stainless steel. 5th Marquee, according to claim 1, characterized in that it is capable of being complemented with a bench or seating element.