ES2197833B1 - REMOVABLE FRONTON. - Google Patents

Abstract

Detachable pediment, comprising a vertical panel based on boards (2), a frame consisting of two vertical tubular feet (6) and two horizontal U-shaped profiles facing each other (7 and 8), and a support base consisting of two Racks (9) perpendicular to the panel that are attached and anchored to the frame, one on each side.

Description

Detachable pediment.

The present invention relates to a pediment removable, constituted so that it can be easily mounted on any surface and within a relatively small area, of so that it has a vertical surface on which certain ball games can be practiced, as with the pediment.

Traditional facilities for practice of the pediment and similar ball games are conceived as permanent and static installations, requiring surfaces of considerable construction

The object of the present invention is to be able have a pediment that can be mounted and disassembled easy and fast and that requires installation surfaces relatively small and also does not require civil works, so that its installation can be done in a garden, in a patio, in a garage on the beach, in public areas, etc., being also easily removable for transfer and armed in another place.

The pediment of the invention is composed of a vertical panel, an assembly frame and a support base.

The panel is composed of boards of equal height, which fit each other through their songs vertical, for example by tongue and groove. These panels can be made of wood, plastic, or even reinforced panels, presenting finishing surfaces suitable for sports are destined.

The boards that make up the panel can also have openings that will serve to reduce the panel resistance to wind. In addition these openings, with dimensions, contour and certain positions, can be used to increase game variants. For example, every time one ball passes through certain openings, it may constitute a penalty, while going through others can be considered as an extra prize or score.

The support base is composed of two racks perpendicular to the panel, which are attached and anchored to the frame, one on each side, at the meeting points between the vertical profiles and the lower horizontal profile. These Racks feature a lower support surface that is coplanar with the outer surface of the lower side of the frame, of so that the support surface on the installation area will be defined by the bottom surface of the frames and the side bottom of the frame. Racks define boxes or platforms for ballast mass arrangement, which will ensure stability of the set and that can be retained laterally by side covering plates.

For its part, the frame that surrounds the panel it consists of two tubular vertical feet, section square, and two horizontal U-section profiles facing each other, one upper and one lower, whose lateral branches are enter the corresponding edges of the panel. The feet vertical and horizontal profiles have at their ends coupling and fixing means, between each other and / or to the base of lift.

The vertical feet, which as indicated they are constituted by tubular profiles of square section, they are topped at their bottom end on a base plate, which cross the profile transversely and protrude from its side walls in support portions and anchorage on the lift base racks. At their upper end these feet are finished off in a head that defines, on its side internal, a window and a hole for coupling and fixing of the ends of the upper horizontal profile.

To do this, this upper horizontal profile it has in its extreme sections two axial holes threaded, facing the holes in the upper head of the vertical feet, to receive fastening screws. The branches laterals of the upper horizontal profile extend in portions that are introduced through the windows of the upper head of vertical feet

The lower horizontal profile has externally along it and as an extension of the fund, of coplanar side wings, which cooperate with the lift base in the support of the whole. This profile also has in its ends, as axial extension of its lateral branches, of fixing lugs to the racks of the support base, being also this horizontal profile endowed in its sections ends of a threaded nut or axial hole for fixing to said racks.

Each of the base racks of lift is composed of a flat plate, on one of whose surfaces are perpendicularly fixed to a wall and partitions of reinforcement, determining an intermediate box and upper supports, to which is coupled and fixed the ends of the horizontal profile bottom, through its lugs and threaded hole.

The constitution, characteristics and advantages of pediment of the invention may be better understood with the following description, made with reference to the attached drawings, in which an example of non-limiting embodiment is shown.

In the drawings:

Figure 1 is a perspective of a pediment constituted according to the invention.

Figure 2 is a front elevation of the panel vertical, framework and support base.

Figure 3 is a top floor of one of the racks that form the base of support.

Figure 4 shows in perspective one of the extreme portions of the lower horizontal side of the frame.

Figure 5 is a partial side view of this bottom side of the frame.

Figure 6 is a top floor thereof bottom side of the frame.

Figure 7 shows in perspective a portion end of the upper horizontal side of the frame.

Figure 8 is a partial side elevation of the same top horizontal side.

Figure 9 is a partial upper floor of this upper horizontal side of the frame.

Figure 10 is an end perspective bottom of one of the vertical feet.

Figure 11 is a partial side elevation of the Same vertical foot.

Figure 12 is an end perspective upper one of the vertical feet of the frame.

Figure 13 is a front elevation of the part upper one of the vertical feet.

Figure 14 is a side elevation of the part top of the same vertical foot.

As can be seen in Figure 1, the pediment of the invention comprises a vertical panel that is composed of boards 2 of equal height that are coupled by its vertical edges, for example by tongue and groove. This panel is mounted within a frame that is limited between side covers 3 covering, consisting of plates 4. At least a surface can be arranged on one side of the panel 1 lower play 5. This surface can be arranged by both sides of the panel, so that the game can be practiced by its two sides. In any case, the lower playing surface may be formed in one piece or by attachable boards and it could even be dispensed with, when the pediment is mounted on a cement surface or similar, where you can Play the game.

As seen in Figure 2, the pediment It comprises panel 1 which, as stated above, is mounted inside a frame consisting of two vertical feet 6, composed of others so many tubular profiles of square section, a horizontal profile bottom 7 and a horizontal profile 8, both with facing sections in U, to receive between its wings the adjacent edges of the 2 boards that make up panel 1. The assembly is mounted on a lift base consisting of two racks that reference with the number 9.

Each of these racks is constituted by a lower support plate 10, on one of whose surfaces walls 11 and partitions 12 are fixed perpendicularly. partitions determine from one of the walls a central box 13 and upper support platforms 14. Box 13 is defined by side walls 16, with a through hole 17 and by a wall transverse 18, also with a hole 19. Platforms 14 they also have holes 20.

The lower horizontal profile 7, shown in figures 4 and 6, it is U-shaped and externally arranged along it and as an extension of the bottom, of wings longitudinal 21 coplanar that when assembling the set will remain in extension of the plate 10 of the frames 9, defining with it the support surface of the pediment. The lateral branches of profile 7 They have holes 22 for the passage of fixing screws the boards 2. In addition the extreme section of the profile 7 is closed by a wall 23 that has a threaded hole or with nut.

The lateral branches of the profile 7 extend axially at its ends in lugs 26 provided with a hole 27.

The lugs 26 will fit on the walls 16 of the case 13 of the lift base, figure 3, being fixed to the same through screws 28 and 29 that will be introduced through of holes 24 and 19, of the profile and support base and of the holes 27 and 17, also of the profile and support base, respectively.

The upper horizontal profile, shown in Figure 7, may be constituted by a tubular profile of circular section 30 to which tires are welded tangentially 31 parallel, in diametrically opposite position, which will define the branches of the upper side 8 of the frame, between which the upper edge of the panels of panel 1. Tube 30 will be fixed at its ends axial threaded nuts 32, in addition to wheels 31 they extend partially from their transverse edges in lugs 33, all for attachment to the upper end of the vertical feet, as will be discussed later.

The lateral branches or rims 31 of profile 8 they have holes 34 for fixing the boards 2 of the panel 1.

Finally, the vertical feet are finished off at its lower end, as seen in figures 10 and 11, in a transverse seat plate 35, provided with holes 36, which will rest on the platforms 14 of the base frame of lift, figure 3, to which it will be fixed by screws.

Laterally the lower end of these feet vertical bears fixed 37 with holes 38 for anchoring the plates 4 of the side housings 3, figure 1.

The upper end of feet 6 is topped in a head 40, whose internal wall has a window 41 and a hole 42. Through this hole the lugs 33 are inserted from the upper side 8 of the frame. Hole 42 faces the axial hole 32 of the ends of the upper side 8 of the frame, to receive a fixing screw.

In addition these feet are fixed, below the head, wings 43 for fixing the plates 4 that make up the side covers 3.

As seen in Figure 2, the feet vertical 6 have internal stops 45 on which they will rest the adjacent edges of panel 1 of the pediment.

On the racks shown in the Figure 3 and which make up the base of support, masses are arranged of ballast 46, figure 15, which are superimposed and retained laterally by the plates 4 of the lateral housings 3.

The pediment assembly can be mounted on a Carrillo or platform equipped with wheels, split its transport between Different location or assembly points.

Claims (7)

1. Detachable pediment, characterized in that it comprises a vertical panel, an assembly frame and a support base; whose panel is composed of boards of equal height that fit together through their vertical edges; and whose frame is constituted by two tubular vertical feet, of square section, and two horizontal U-shaped profiles facing each other, one upper and the other lower, between whose lateral branches the corresponding edges of the panel are introduced, arranging the vertical feet and horizontal profiles at its ends of coupling and fixing means, with each other and to the support base; and whose support base is composed of two frames perpendicular to the panel, which are attached and anchored to the frame, one on each side, at the meeting points between the vertical feet and the lower horizontal side, said frames presenting a lower support surface which is coplanar with the outer surface of the lower horizontal side of the frame, defining both racks boxes or platforms for the arrangement of ballast masses. 2. Fronton according to claim 1, characterized in that the vertical feet are topped at their lower end in a transverse seat plate, which closes the profile and protrudes from its side walls in support portions and anchorage on the base frames of support; while at its upper end they are finished off in a head that has, on its inner side, a window and a hole for coupling and fixing the upper horizontal profile. 3. Fronton according to claim 1, characterized in that the upper horizontal profile is composed of a tubular profile of circular section, to which two parallel rims protruding to one side are longitudinally welded in diametrically opposite position, to define the lateral branches of the profile in OR. 4. Fronton according to the preceding claims, characterized in that the upper horizontal profile has in its extreme sections threaded axial holes, facing the holes of the upper head of the vertical feet, to receive fastening screws, axially extending the lateral branches of said profile in portions or lugs inserted through the window of the upper head of the vertical feet. 5. Fronton according to claims 1 and 2, characterized in that the vertical feet are fixed at their lateral ends for fixing lateral covering plates of said feet. 6. Fronton according to claim 1, characterized in that the lower horizontal profile has externally along it and as an extension of the bottom, coplanar lateral wings that cooperate with the support base in the support of the assembly, while at their ends they have , as axial extension of its lateral branches, of fixing lugs to the racks of the support base, this horizontal profile being also provided in its end sections with a threaded nut or axial hole, for its attachment to said racks. 7. Fronton according to claim 1, characterized in that each of the frames of the support base is constituted by a flat plate, to one of whose surfaces a wall and reinforcing partitions are fixed perpendicularly, determining from one of the walls an intermediate box and upper supports, to which the ends of the lower horizontal profile are attached and fixed, through their lugs and threaded hole.