FI67423B - CONSTRUCTION AV VAEGGELEMENT FOER EN INOMHUSBASTU - Google Patents

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67423

Sisässaunan seinäe 1ementement structure - Construction of the wall in the building block

The invention relates to the structure of the upholstered wall elements of a wooden panel 1 i 1 1 a of an indoor sauna.

It has previously been known to manufacture the walls of a sauna by attaching the panels directly to the frame structures by nailing. The disadvantage in this case is that it is difficult to make the corners tight and clean without a cover strip to be installed in the corner.

The structure according to the invention is mainly characterized in that the side wall element has a machined groove which is inclined at one side, a guide strip is fitted to the vertical frame wood of the rear and front wall elements in a shape corresponding to the groove of the wall element, whereby the wall element settle in place under the influence of the groove and the guide rail, connecting the wall elements together with a screw rotatable through the vertical frame trees. The wall elements of the indoor sauna produced in this way can be manufactured industrially from oven-dried timber, taking into account the "living" quality variations of the panels. The tightness of the corners is good and they look neat without a special cover to be installed on the surface of the corner.

Using the technique according to the invention in the manufacture of wall elements for an indoor sauna, industrially manufactured wall elements are obtained, from which ready-made walls can be easily assembled with screws, in which the tightness of the corners is absolutely good and neat. The wall elements can be thermally insulated from the outside or already pre-insulated at the factory. The panels can advantageously be nailed from the back, thus also avoiding the disadvantages caused by the rusting of the nails.

2 67423 Fig. 1 shows a reduced size of a sauna wall element and a top view, Fig. 2 shows a detail according to the invention in an enlarged size of the point delimited by the dotted lines indicated by the DET in Fig. 1.

According to Figure 1, there is 1 wall element behind the sauna, 2 a front wall element, 3 a left side wall element and U a right side wall element i.

In Fig. 2, a guide strip 9 is attached to the vertical frame tree 8 of the side wall element 3, to which the ends of the panels 10 end. The edge of the guide strip 9 is chamfered in the shape of the oblique edge of the groove 6. The nailing 11 of the panels 7, 10 is performed through a strip 12 on the back of the elements so that the nails do not extend through the panels. The panels are further attached to the frame timber with an elastic adhesive for additional strength, at the locations indicated in 13 and 14.

The stacking of the wall wall elements 1 takes place by placing the rear wall element 1 and the side wall element 3 at opposite corners so that the guide strip 9 rests in a groove 6 which guides the back wall element 1 precisely into place. The screws 15 can then be screwed in place and the guide strip 9 tightened the angle tightly. All corners of the elements have the same technology.

The dimensions of the wall elements do not impose any restrictions on the technology used and the advantages of series production are achieved in industrial production.