ES2214079A1 - Gazebo for selling e.g. ice cream, has bottom part provided with coupling part, which is attached to vertical props and metallic top part, and backbone cover formed by plates, where engaging part is attached with upper ends of upright parts - Google Patents

Abstract

The gazebo has a metallic bottom part (4) provided with a coupling part, which is attached to vertical props (1) and a metallic top part (5). A backbone cover is formed by plates (21) and provided with an engaging part, where the engaging part is attached with upper ends of upright parts. Closed side surfaces of the gazebo are provided with metal frames (31) that are provided with inwardly slats (32). The slats are fastened by screws (33), which are attached to upper and lower sides of the metal frames. A timber supporting part (34) forms sides of an enclosure unit.

Description

Roundabout perfected.

Object of the invention

The present invention relates to a roundabout perfected of those that have vertical struts, of a deck and open wooden side surfaces or closed.

Background of the invention

As a record of the invention highlight, first of all, the Spanish model request for utility ES-1.000.555, relative to a kiosk modular specially for the sale of ice cream and products Similar. This kiosk consists of a floor composed of two sections metallic fit by a piece to the effect and carriers of pieces additional welded to join the sides. In addition, in each stringer there are some coupling holes of the structure of the cover, as well as connecting elements of a swing door and its respective lift arm.

We must also mention the Spanish document of Patent ES-2,012,915 describing a booth consisting essentially of four vertical uprights and sustainers of the walls and of a roof that may be formed, among other materials, of wooden plates. Also in the lateral one presents a mechanism of articulation of an element to window mode This booth has the particularity of power join similar ones constituting a set composed of Several units

Likewise, we must mention the Spanish request of utility model ES-1.037.662, relative to a kiosk consisting of a regular octagonal prismatic body whose upper end extends on a pyramid roof of equal section.

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referente a un edificio ligero desmontable tal como un kiosco de venta al aire libre; y por los documentos españoles de modelo de utilidad

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ES-1.012.346 relativo a un dispositivo de acoplamiento para el montaje y desmontaje rápido, tanto unitariamente como por módulos, de quioscos de venta; ES-1.029.874 referente a un quiosco para la venta de helados y productos similares, tales como refrescos; y ES-1.046.753 relativo a una construcción modular desmontable aplicable para uso lúdico infantil.Other interesting documents detailing small kiosk constructions are those represented by the French patent application

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referring to a removable light building such as an outdoor kiosk; and by the Spanish utility model documents

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ES-1,012,346 relating to a coupling device for quick assembly and disassembly, both individually and by modules, of sales kiosks; ES-1,029,874 concerning a kiosk for the sale of ice cream and similar products, such as soft drinks; and ES-1,046,753 relating to a removable modular construction applicable for children's recreational use.

Roundabouts have many fields of application and generally the material for its construction is related with her. Appearance roundabouts are currently known country, built with logs and wood.

These roundabouts are built from one structure formed by more or less thick struts, on which other elements are incorporated, such as surfaces Side, deck, enclosures, counters or any other element deemed appropriate and may present problems of rigidity, especially due to the deformations of the wood.

Being the base element of the structure ones logs, although these are thick, stability and balance are not is guaranteed, as the trunks are an element natural its biological response can give surprises that alter the structure.

On the other hand we currently have to mount of the roundabouts, precisely because it is made of wood, it is carried out by nails, which causes disassembly for a transfer it is complicated and even more the new assembly for being the zones of union punished by the nails of the previous assembly.

Description of the invention

To solve the aforementioned problems, devised the perfected gazebo object of this invention, which provides constructive features aimed at improving substantially not only the assembly operation but that of disassembly for a transfer, all thanks to the incorporation of elements of great simplicity, which give the whole a great solidity.

According to the invention, the roundabout perfected includes a lower metal structure provided with coupling means, vertical struts and a vertebral upper metal structure of a formed roof by cover plates and also provided with a means of coupling Vertical struts separate the structure lower metallic than upper.

The coupling means of the structures Upper and lower metal struts are composed of vertical stems integral to said structures and that introduced into holes or inserts made for this purpose at the upper and lower ends of the struts. Evidently the stems of the lower metal structure are directed up and those of the upper structure down.

The vertebral superior metal structure of the cover is formed by triangular frames formed by section profiles in "L". The horizontal wings of said profiles are directed towards the inside of the frame forming a shelf for the support of some covering plates of the cover, while: that the vertical wings meet fastened by screws to those of adjacent frames forming the set of frames the aforementioned metal structure  higher.

The lower metal structure is formed by several sections attachable and fixed together by means of screws, which facilitates its disassembly and transport.

All metal structures are covered by wooden sockets or flashing, with the purpose of hide its existence and provide an appearance to the roundabout.

The closed side surfaces of the gazebo they include metal frames inside which are arranged slats fastened by screws to the upper and lower sides of the frame, using said slats to do the nailing of the closing wood of said lateral surfaces.

This roundabout allows, once assembled, the incorporation of the accessories that are considered appropriate: plastic protector to waterproof the cover, heather to decorate exterior cover, glazed windows for protection of wind, etc.

Description of the figures

To complement the description that is being performing and in order to facilitate the understanding of characteristics of the invention, is attached herein descriptive a set of drawings in which, with character Illustrative and not limiting, the following has been represented:

- Figure 1 shows a perspective view of A roundabout

- Figure 2 shows a perspective view of the exploded view of a gazebo with an enlarged detail.

- Figure 3 shows a section of the profiles conformers of the triangular frames of the roof and the joint among them.

- Figure 4 shows a partial view in which We can appreciate the exploded view of the bar.

Preferred Embodiment of the Invention

As can be seen in the figures referenced, the perfected roundabout is one of those composed of struts (1), a cover (2) and some closed side surfaces (3).

In figure 2 you can see some props vertical (1), a lower metal structure (4) provided with coupling means, and an upper metal structure (5) with their corresponding coupling means.

The coupling means of the structures metallic (4 and 5) to the struts (1) are composed of vertical stems (41, 51), integral to said structures and which are inserted in some inserts (11) defined at the ends upper and lower struts (1). These means of coupling allow quick assembly and disassembly of the general structure of the roundabout, facilitating its transfer in case of need

The upper metal structure (5) vertebra the cover support (2) by joining triangular frames (52) formed with "L" profiles.

As you can see in figure 3 the wings horizontal cough profiles of the frames (52) form a shelf for the support of the covering plates (21), being united the different frames (52), by screws, for the vertical wings of the profiles in "L".

Cover plates (21) can be covered with Heather or other decorative element, as shown in the figure one.

Figure 2 shows an enlarged detail of the union by screws of the sections (4a, 4b) of the lower metal structure (4); presenting the section (4th) a tongue (42) welded, with through holes coinciding with those existing in the other section (4b).

The closed side surfaces (3) incorporate metal frames (31) that are fastened by screws to the struts (1) and which have inside slats (32) fastened by screws (33) to the upper and lower sides. Said slats (32) allow the nailing of the woods (34) of enclosure.

In the event that the roundabout has a bar (36) type bar, its assembly will be carried out, as can be done observe in figure 4, on plates (35) welded in cantilever to the metal frame (31), fixing the bar to the plates by screws.

Once the nature of The invention, as well as a preferred embodiment, is it records for the appropriate effects that the material cough, form, size and arrangement of the elements described may be modified, as long as this does not involve an alteration of the essential features of the invention claimed in continuation.

Claims (7)

1. Improved roundabout, of the type with vertical struts (1), a cover (2) and lateral surfaces (3) open or closed; characterized in that it comprises: a lower metal structure (4) provided with coupling means to vertical struts (1), and an upper metal structure (5) vertebral of a cover (2) formed by covering plates (21) and provided of coupling means with the upper ends of the struts. 2. Roundabout, according to the preceding claim, characterized in that the closed lateral surfaces comprise metal frames (31) that internally have slats (32) fastened by screws (33) to the upper and lower sides of the frame and which constitute the means of support of some woods (34) that make up the enclosure of the sides (3) and that define a continuous surface. 3. Roundabout, according to the preceding claim, characterized in that the coupling means of the metal structures (4 and 5) to the struts (1) are composed of vertical stems (41, 51) integral with said structures (4 and 5) and which are inserted in inserts (11) defined for this purpose at the upper and lower ends of the struts (1). 4. Roundabout, according to the preceding claims, characterized in that the upper metal structure (5) vertebral of the roof (2) is formed by triangular frames (52) formed by "L" section profiles whose horizontal wings are directed towards the inside of the frame forming a shelf for the support of the covering plates (21). 5. Roundabout, according to the preceding claims characterized in that the triangular frames (52) are joined by their vertical wings by screws. 6. Roundabout, according to the preceding claims, characterized in that the lower metal structure (4) is formed by sections (4a, 4b) attachable and fixed together by means of screws. 7. Roundabout, according to the preceding claims, characterized in that the metal structures

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They are covered by wooden sockets or flashing.