ES143824U - Device for fixing to the ceiling of plates and bands for skies. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Device for fixing to the ceiling of plates and strips for ceilings, characterized by being constituted by the association of two elongated laminar pieces, a fixed base therefore, the immobilization at a distance and another coupled with this first but empowered to acquire a certain movement of pivoting, whose first piece, that is to say, the base piece, and for its solidarity to the conventional supporting pieces of the plates or bands constituting the ceiling, has one of its ends bent transversely on itself at a right angle and presenting two lateral recesses are made in such a fold line; moreover, such a base piece is provided laterally with respective parallel and normal expansions, in turn, to said piece, which expansions have symmetrically practiced respective perforations, with the particularity that the other piece, that is, the pivoting, it has two sections of different width and for the smaller section, such part is bent transversely on itself at a right angle so that, in the portion of the smaller section that is thus arranged perpendicular to the rest, of the pivoting part, there are laterally determined, paths, fins with the specific functionality of entering and settling in the mentioned coaxial perforations of the lateral expansions and the sealed fixed part; of base, to accentuate the oscillating axis functions of the piece, pivoting in question, all in such a way that by virtue of the section of greater width of such piece acting in stop functions in collaboration with the lateral base expansions, it has two extreme angular positions: one, inoperative, in which said perpendicular portion of the minor section; width of the pivoting piece in question, is contained in a plane spaced and almost parallel to that of the base piece to allow passage through both, the lower end of a rigid strip anchored by its other extremity, that is, the upper, to the roof; and another position is operative, in which the perpendicular portion of the smaller section of the pivoting part is disposed in a plane almost perpendicular to that of the base part to be applied forcefully against the aforesaid lower extremity of the rigid strip by pressing it, a in turn, against the repeated base part, determining, consequently, the immobilization at the chosen distance of the ceiling, of the basic piece piece pivoting piece that is advocated and, therefore, of the supporting parts that comprise the plates or integral bands of the ceiling. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)