ES1259406U - MALLORCAN BLIND (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Majorcan blind, comprising at least one sheet suitable to be mounted in a fixed or mobile way with respect to a frame or a gap in an enclosure; characterized in that each sheet is made up of a one-piece deck that has: an outer face and an inner face that are flat and parallel, delimited by an outer contour, said deck comprising: - a decorative milling of a depth less than the thickness of the board, and that simulates the inner edge of a frame or frame of the leaf and, - through ventilation slots, distributed in the space delimited by said decorative milling, and which vertically delimit horizontal portions of the board that simulate Mallorcan blind slats. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

DESCRIPTION

Mallorcan blind

Technique sector.

The present invention is applicable in the sector dedicated to the manufacture of closings and more specifically of Majorcan blinds.

Prior state of the art.

Currently, Majorcan blinds provided with one or more leaves mounted on a fixed frame or in the gap of an enclosure are widely known in the market; Each one of the leaves is made up of several pieces, generally made of wood, joined together, forming a perimeter frame or frame in the leaf, and a series of slats, fixed or folding, mounted by opposite horizontal ends on the vertical posts of said frame or truss.

A valued feature in this type of Majorcan blinds is the possibility of defining grooves between the slats that allow ventilation and the entry of ambient light into the room; however preventing or minimizing direct sunlight entry.

As time goes by, the shutter leaves suffer impacts, which causes them to become out of square and gaps between the different pieces, which increases their deterioration taking into account their exposure to inclement weather.

An additional drawback of this type of blinds is the difficulty in maintaining and cleaning them, since the slats are arranged inclined, cascading, each one mounted on the one immediately below. This characteristic determines that the interior and exterior surfaces of the blind have irregular shapes and a high number of gaps and nooks, which makes cleaning and other maintenance operations such as sanding and painting difficult, both of the slats and the frame or frame of the blinds. blind sheets.

The technical problem that arises is the development of a Mallorcan blind that, on the one hand, presents the advantages mentioned above in terms of ventilation capacity and the passage of ambient light and that, on the other hand, allows to simplify both the manufacturing, such as cleaning and maintenance of the shutter blades, and increasing their useful life.

Explanation of the invention

The Majorcan shutter object of this invention, comprising at least one shutter sheet suitable to be mounted in a fixed or mobile manner with respect to a frame or a gap in an enclosure, has technical characteristics aimed at solving the problems raised and achieving the proposed objectives.

To this end, and in accordance with the invention, each leaf of the blind is made up of a one-piece panel that has: an outer face and an inner face, flat and parallel, delimited by an outer contour, said panel comprising:

- a decorative milling of a depth less than the thickness of the board, and that simulates the inner edge of a frame or frame of the leaf and,

- through ventilation slots, distributed in the space delimited by said decorative milling, and which vertically delimit horizontal portions of the board that simulate blind slats.

With the aforementioned characteristics, each one of the shutter leaves is made up of a single piece, specifically the one-piece board mentioned above, which prevents the out-of-squareness and gaps typical of the currently existing Majorcan blind leaves from occurring in said leaf. and made up of different pieces joined together, which minimizes deterioration and lengthens its useful life.

The decorative milling and the through grooves determine that the blind leaves visually present an appearance equal to that of traditional Mallorcan blinds formed with multiple pieces joined together.

A relevant advantage of this shutter sheet is that its outer surface and its The interior surface is flat, with the sole exception of the lines affected by the decorative milling and the ventilation slots, which significantly simplifies both cleaning tasks and maintenance tasks, for example sanding and painting the sheet. the blinds.

According to the invention, the through ventilation slots are horizontal and have a downward inclination from the inner face to the outer face of the board; said inclination facilitates the evacuation to the outside of the rainwater and prevents its passage towards the inner face of the leaf.

In a preferred embodiment, the board that makes up each one of the shutter leaves is a marine board, with a thickness between 15 and 30 millimeters, and preferably about 25 millimeters.

The through slots are between 3 and 10 millimeters wide, to guarantee proper ventilation through the shutter leaves.

Brief description of the content of the drawings.

To complement the description that is being made and in order to facilitate the understanding of the characteristics of the invention, the present specification is accompanied by a set of drawings in which, by way of illustration and not limitation, the following has been represented:

- Figure 1 shows an elevation view of an embodiment of the Majorcan blind according to the invention, provided with two hinged leaves on a perimeter frame or hole.

- Figure 2 shows a front elevation view of one of the leaves of the Majorcan blind of the previous figure.

- Figure 3 shows a profile view of the blind leaf of figure 2, sectioned along a vertical plane.

Detailed exposition of embodiments of the invention.

Figure 1 shows an embodiment of the Mallorcan blind according to the invention made up of two leaves (H) hinged on a frame or a perimeter gap (not referenced) of an enclosure.

Each of the sheets (H) is made up of a one-piece board (1), in this specific case a marine board, suitable for outdoor use.

The sheets (H) have an outer face (11) and an inner face (12), flat and parallel, delimited by a rectangular outer contour.

Said faces (11, 12) have decorative milling (13) of a depth less than the thickness of the board and which simulates the inner edge of a frame or frame (14) of the sheet (H). In this specific case, the mentioned decorative milling (13) delimits portions that represent two vertical posts and three horizontal cross members: one upper, one lower and one intermediate.

The board (1) that forms each of the sheets (H) comprises through ventilation slots (15), distributed in the space delimited by said decorative milling (13) and that vertically delimit horizontal portions (16) of the board ( 1) that simulate a blind slat.

Said through ventilation slots (15) are horizontal and, as seen in the vertical section of figure 3, have a downward inclination from the inner face (12) to the outer face (11) of the board (1) , to avoid the entry of rainwater to the side or inner face of the blind.

The board (1) that makes up each sheet (H) has a thickness between 15 and 30 millimeters and preferably about 25 millimeters which, in the case of the marine board, is enough to achieve good resistance of the blind, without excessively increasing the weight of the leaves (H).

To achieve adequate ventilation, the through slots have a width between 3 and 10 millimeters, and preferably about 5 millimeters.

Once the nature of the invention has been sufficiently described, as well as an example of a preferred embodiment, it is stated for the appropriate purposes that the materials, shape, size and arrangement of the elements described may be modified, as long as this does not imply an alteration of the essential characteristics of the invention that are claimed below.

Claims (4)

1. - Mallorcan blind, comprising at least one suitable leaf to be mounted in a fixed or mobile way with respect to a frame or a gap in an enclosure; characterized in that each sheet is made up of a one-piece board that has: an outer face and an inner face that are flat and parallel, delimited by an outer contour, said board comprising: - a decorative milling of a depth less than the thickness of the board, and that simulates the inner edge of a frame or frame of the leaf and, - through ventilation slots, distributed in the space delimited by said decorative milling, and that vertically delimit horizontal portions of the board that simulate Mallorcan blind slats. Blind according to claim 1, characterized in that the through ventilation slots are horizontal and have an inclination in a downward direction from the inside face to the outside face of the board. 3. - Blind according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the board consists of a marine board with a thickness between 15 and 30 millimeters. 4. Blind according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the through slots have a width of between 3 and 10 millimeters.