ES1232029U - Culture module adapted for people with reduced mobility (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Culture module adapted for people in wheelchairs with reduced mobility, characterized because it includes: a. A raised pentagonal (2) bench. b. Two lateral supports (3) on both sides of the bench. c. Two sliding overhangs (4) that are anchored in the lateral supports. d. A crossbar (5) that joins the lateral supports, e. Cables espaldera (6) for the in tutorado of the plants characterized because, - The raised bench is double-sided covered with waterproofing sheet (11) and reinforcing bars on the wall of the board (8) and at its midpoint (9), - The lateral supports have a system of pins that allow the rise and fall of anchored elements. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

DESCRIPTION

Culture module adapted for people with reduced mobility.

Technical sector

Gardening and Agriculture The present invention describes a culture module adapted to people in wheelchairs with reduced mobility.

Background of the invention

In recent years, multiple urban, peri-urban and rural orchards have been implemented for therapeutic, leisure, occupational, food safety, self-supply, etc. However, its cultivation is conditioned to the access of the target groups to the soil and to the cultivation work.

Explanation of the invention.

The problem solved by the present invention is to solve the limitations of access to conventional cultivation gardens of people with reduced mobility who use wheelchairs.

The solution found by the inventors is the culture module adapted to people with reduced mobility described in the claims. The combination of terraces or high culture drawers and some supports at the ends on which movable overhangs are supported at different heights that go outwards, make it possible for people in wheelchairs with reduced mobility to be able to cultivate their own garden. Additionally, the culture module adapted to people with reduced mobility described allows different compositions to be created by combining their elements.

Brief description of the drawings

The culture module adapted for people in wheelchairs with reduced mobility described in the invention is formed by the combination of:

- metal base (1),

- raised bench with respect to ground level (2),

- lateral supports (3),

- cantilever (4)

- stringer (5) and

- back cables (6).

Depending on the number of elements used, table structures adapted with different numbers and heights can be obtained for the conditions of the different users, being able to join two or more units of cultivation in line forming what would be called the cultivation aisle. Figure 1 shows a composition with an adapted culture table.

The raised bench can have a triangular, rectangular, square, pentagonal, hexagonal or octagonal base adapted to wheelchair models. In a preferred mode, the raised bench is of pentagonal section, as detailed in Figure 1.

Figure 2 shows a view of the frames and the clamping plates (7), while Figure 3 shows a side view of the frames and the clamping plates (7).

Figure 4 shows a side view of the raised bench with reinforcements (8), reinforcement bars (9) and the finishes (10) and the inner covering thereof with a waterproofing sheet (11). Figure 5 shows the profile of the lateral support (3) of the structure of the raised bench where supports are placed on which some overhangs (4) are supported that exit towards the external part. The function of the cantilevers is to create a surface to root or guard crops such as tomatoes, green beans, cucumbers, etc. that is to say all the crops that need to be tutored for their development.

The raised bench is made of a material or combination of materials that guarantee strength and structural consistency for soil containment and crop support. Materials with some durability and low maintenance will be procured. The inner part of the bench will have a high degree of impermeability to prevent the loss of moisture from the soil. On the other hand, materials are discarded that in their external part reach a lot of temperature with the exposure of the sun as are the metals since the contact of the bench with the legs of the wheelchair users will be frequent. Although the materials may be very diverse or

A combination of materials that meet these requirements, the initially proposed solution in terms of bench materials is the use of treated wood to which a series of reinforcements have been added and an inner lining with impermeable membrane has been provided. The raised bench rests on a metal frame whose object is to limit the base floor and provide stability to the whole.

Supported at the ends of the frame and anchored to the fronts of the raised bench (2) with screws or screws, the lateral supports (3) are arranged.

The longitudinal beam (5) is arranged on the lateral supports and on this one, the overhangs (4) will be supported, one at each end.

The set formed by lateral supports (3), longitudinal crossbar (5) and overhangs (4) form the structure of the framework to guard the crops so that the wheelchair user can have them within reach at all stages of developing.

The lateral supports (3) have a system to regulate the height of the cantilever by means of pins, so that it can adapt to the anthropometric measurements of the user.

The pin height adjustment system consists of a series of drills made in the vertical support pillars at 10 cm intervals. The drills will allow the placement of a sturdy pin that will support the longitudinal crossbar (5) at the selected height.

Figure 6 shows the elevation of the complete module with the crossbar (5) to which the overhangs (4) are assembled with their shoulder cables (6). The overhangs (4) can be moved in height by a pin system along the side supports (3) adjusting to the user's working height and wheelchair and are assembled to the raised bench (2) that is located on the metal base (1). Figure 7 shows the profile of the complete module with the overhangs (4), the lateral supports (3), the crossbar (5), the raised bench (2) and the metal base (1).

Figure 8 shows the plan of the complete module with the cable ties (6) that serve as a guide for tutored crops.

Figure 1 shows the preferred embodiment of the invention.

Figure 2 shows a view of the frames and the clamping plates and the reinforcement joints of the raised bench.

Figure 3 shows a side view of the frames and the clamping plates.

Figure 4 shows a side view of the raised bench with reinforcements, reinforcement bars, the auctions and the inner lining.

Figure 5 shows the profile of the lateral support.

Figure 6 shows the elevation of the complete module.

Figure 7 shows the profile of the complete module.

Figure 8 shows the plan of the complete module.

Preferred Embodiment of the Invention

Figure 1 illustrates a preferred embodiment of the invention. Figure 1 shows a culture module adapted for people in wheelchairs with reduced mobility.

The culture module adapted for people in wheelchairs with reduced mobility consists of:

- 1 metal base that limits the cultivation base soil,

- 1 pentagonal raised bench with four side walls so that the bottom is in contact with the base floor that allows to maintain the presence of living organisms and microorganisms that help regulate the cycles of organic matter and nutrients, fertility and restoration of the soils, and the good conditions for the growth of the plants, covered on their inner faces in contact with the cultivation substrate by a waterproofing sheet with reinforcing bars on the wall of the board and the midpoint of the bench, - 70 cm of depth of vegetable substrate contained in the raised bench,

- 2 lateral supports located on both sides of the raised bench,

- 1 stringer that joins the two lateral supports at its upper end,

- 2 overhangs that are anchored to the longitudinal crossbar where the lateral support pin system allows them to go up and down to perform the work of climbing crops, - 16 trellis cables that allow the development of climbing plants,

- drip irrigation or exudative bands that allows irrigation with little mobility.

The module allows the work and cultivation of horticultural and ornamental plants from a wheelchair both in the substrate of the raised bench and in the overhangs for climbing plants.

Claims (3)

1. Culture module adapted for people in wheelchairs with reduced mobility characterized in that it comprises: to. An elevated (2) pentagonal bench b. Two lateral supports (3) on both sides of the bench c. Two cantilevers (4) sliding that are anchored in the lateral supports, d. A stringer (5) that joins the side supports, and. Back cables (6) for the entutorado of the plants characterized because, - The raised bench is two-sided covered with waterproofing sheet (11) and reinforcing bars on the board wall (8) and in its midpoint (9), - The lateral supports have a pin system that allows the raising and lowering of anchored elements, 2. Culture module adapted for people in wheelchairs with reduced mobility according to claim 1 characterized by triangular, rectangular, square, pentagonal, hexagonal or octagonal base adapted to wheelchair models, 3. Culture module adapted for people in wheelchairs with reduced mobility according to claim 1 characterized by cantilevers formed by two pieces each with curved shapes adapted to the rotation of the arms of the wheelchair users.