FI103638B - The interior decoration element - Google Patents

Description

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INTERIOR ELEMENT

The invention relates to an interior element.

Usually furniture is made of straight boards, which are attached. to each other. These usually have the problem that only one or two walls can be considered to be opened, e.g., with or without a door or drawer cabinet and thus open. It is usually not possible to make changes to these structures without supporting the walls with extra boards or the like.

The problem is to provide furniture that is essentially similar in four directions by efficient use of the material. In houses, the routing of wires and pipes and the use of multiple chimneys increase the cost of manufacturing.

advantages:

A cabinet with only one seam on the four outer surfaces of the cube can be made. The four frames are similar, making the furniture easy to assemble and easy to make. The appearance can be easily changed. Can be made of cabinets or drawer unit, bedside table, coffee table, bed or wardrobe only with changes in the thickness, width or length of the multi-component parts. In addition, it is possible to place all the functions of the house, electricity, water, sewerage points in essentially the same area. A central vacuum cleaner can also be placed. This provides a huge benefit in terms of construction costs when all the guides and pipes can be located in a small rectangular polygonal area.

The invention will now be described with reference to the accompanying drawings, in which:. Figure 1 depicts a single frame of a polyhedron,

Figure 2 is a multi-hook formed from the part shown in Figure 1,

Figure 3 shows a polygonal top view slightly apart from each other, • Figure 4 shows a polygonal cabinet application in the direction shown in Figure 3, with the cabinet rotated 90 degrees to 103638 2,

Figure 5 illustrates the general principle of the positioning of the body members according to the invention.

Figure 6 shows an embodiment for making a house.

Figure 1 shows one of four 1, 2, 3, 4 frame parts of a multi-functional model furniture having substantially the same shape and size. Each such part 1-4 consists of two opposing pairs 5, 6; 7, 8, which pairs 5, 6; 7, 8 are parallel to each other, and which pairs 5, 6; 7, 8 are joined at their ends to form a polyhedron, one face 8 of the polyhedron being extended in the other direction parallel to Tahko 8, continued 10. In the case of Figure 1, extension 10 is two-piece and substantially parallel to Tahko extension. Couples 5.6; 7.8 adjacent facets are generally left without a wall, because when four of these facets are stacked, at least one of these faceless facets becomes the facet of the other faction 1-4.

Figure 2 shows a picture of a complex one. It consists essentially of six faces 11-16, of which two pairs are always facing each other, a polyhedron consisting essentially of four parts 1-4 which are joined together, and which is illustrated in Figure 1. Parts 1-4 are joined together, such that the extended face 8 remains the outermost wall of a polyhedron consisting of four parts 1-4. The extended portion 10 is disposed over one of the facets 9 of the second portion 1-4.

The faces 5, 6 between the extended Tahko 8 and the opposing Tahko 7 are substantially the same size, but the facing 7 of the * / facet 8 to which the extension 10 is connected is at one end substantially over the second portion 1-4. Shorter plate thickness 8, with extension 10.

Tahko extension 10 has two parts, one of which extends to Tahko 8. at the top and one at the bottom.

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A rectangular blank space can be left between sections 1-4.

The facet 8 with a joint 10, the other surface of which preferably forms a cube-shaped furniture facade, and the opposite parallel facet 7 form a substantially vertical part of the furniture, between which it is possible to mount shelves 17, as shown in Fig. 3.

At least one adjacent vertical face of Tahko 8 having a joint 10 is open. Two of the six faces 15, 16 of the polyhedron are formed by four body parts 1-4.

Generally, the polyhedron is attached with pins to the substrate, as shown in the solution of Figure 2. A known screw arrangement or preferably a pin arrangement may be used to secure the parts to each other. Figure 3 is a top view of the cabinet of Figure 2. This part can be used as a table top.

Figure 4 shows a different embodiment in which the table-top of the picture is converted into a cabinet. Doors can be hinged as desired. The table top in Figure 3 has been changed to hinged doors.

The door hinges 20 are connected to the desired sides.

Figure 5 illustrates the principle of the invention in which the polyhedron-forming body members are disposed such that the opposing body members are formed parallel, i.e., the longer face 8 is the outermost side.

Figure 6 shows an example of a house floor plan. Then you can. let us use the complex solution mentioned above. Inside a rectangular ψ polygon you can build the necessary electrification, fireplaces and saunas with flues. This body part 1-4 can be constructed as a single unit and then joined together according to the claims. The walls 7, 8, 9 can be formed as desired. According to the interior design, the multifunctional frame can be used as a sauna, kitchen, bathroom, toilet, bathroom, etc. or as a cloakroom. Other rooms 103638 4 may then be formed around the polygon or "cube" as shown in the drawing, or a rectangular structure may be formed instead of an octagon. The above structure can also be used in apartment buildings, for example by placing polygons on top of each other. Also in the office, workstations can be constructed such that the element forms, for example, four workstations that can be moved at any time depending on the situation.

The invention has been described above with reference to one preferred embodiment thereof. This is in no way intended to limit the invention to this single example. It is, of course, natural that the invention may be modified within the scope of the inventive idea defined in the claims.

Claims (9)

A polyhedron shaped interior support element consisting of six faces (11-16) with two pairs always facing each other, the polyhedron being formed by essentially four frame members (1-4) joined together, characterized in that each the connecting part (1-4) consists of two opposing pairs of faces (5, 6; 7, 8) which are parallel to each other (5 and 6; 7 and 8) and which are paired (5, 6; 7, 8) at their ends to form a multifaceted body (1-4), at least one facet (8) of the multifaceted body (1-4) is extended in the direction of the Tahko (8), the body members (1-4) being joined to each other, thus that the extended facet (8) remains the outermost walls of the multifaceted body of four polygonal bodies (1-4), and that the opposing facets (5, 6) without the joint are substantially the same size but the facet (8) to which the extension (10) is attached. ), the opposite face (7) is at one end, j the pin comes on top of the second portion (1-4), substantially shorter than the thickness (8) of the Tahko plate having an extension (10). Element according to Claim 1, characterized in that the Tahko extension (8) has two parts, one extending from the upper part and the other from the lower part. Element according to one or more of Claims 1 to 2, characterized in that there is a rectangular blank space (18) between the parts (1-4). Element according to one or more of Claims 1 to 3, characterized in that the joint (8) having a joint, the other surface of which forms the facade part of the cube-shaped furniture, and (8) and the opposite parallel face (7) form the furniture substantially. a vertical section between which shelves may be mounted (17). β 103638 Element according to one or more of Claims 1 to 4, characterized in that the opposite vertical face (7) of the Tahko (8) having the extension is open, and that the other adjacent face (19) is open. 5 10 o 6 3 8 Element according to one or more of Claims 1 to 5, characterized in that two of the six faces (15, 16) of the polyhedron are formed by four body parts (1-4). Element according to one or more of Claims 1 to 6, characterized in that the opposite parts of the frame members (1-4) are formed substantially parallel. Element according to one or more of Claims 1 to 7, characterized in that the longer face (8) of the body part forms a polygonal outer side. Use of an element according to one or more of claims 1 to 8 for furnishing or building a house as an interior element. 103638