JP2002220863A - Carrier main body for shower pan - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a carrier main body made of stone, tile and the like as a part of a shower pan. SOLUTION: This carrier main body 1 made of stone, tile and the like as a part of the shower pan includes at least one bed 2 surrounded by one frame 6 in the case of providing one channel 3 communicating with one drain port 4.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

The present invention relates to a carrier body made of stone, tile, or the like as a part of a shower pan. The carrier body is a material used below the shower pan, in a portion directly visible at the lower portion of the shower, or in a portion that comes into direct contact with water.

[0002]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION An object of the present invention is a shower pan carrier body and a shower pan having a carrier body as a lower structure. Other types of shower pans or tubs are known. In particular, shower pans made of synthetic resin or steel enamel are known. The shower pan is installed almost flat on the ground surface, that is, on the surface of the beating floor, or the shower tub is erected on the beating floor, for example, on the beating floor by means of struts, or the shower tub is at least partially on the floor. It is provided with a structure that is not very high when buried.

[0003] In DE 298 081 29 U1,
Frames with circulating grooves are known. The shower pan rests on the frame. The shower pan is drained through a drain located in the shower pan. The water adhering to the tiled floor near the shower pan via the groove formed through the frame reaches the moisture-proof material below the tile via the media similarly to the water leakage.

In DE 242 30 083 C2,
Shower tub carriers for shower tubs are known.
In this case, the shower tub carrier is finished using a method of installing the shower tub at different depths. When the height of the tab carrier is small, the block is laid, and when the tab carrier is not deep enough, the block is removed from the base of the carrier.

[0005] In FR 2 562 409 A1, the structure of a shower pan having an annular groove as a carrier body is known. In this case, the floorboard is placed above the inner wall of the groove. To prevent slippage of the floorboard, another board whose dimensions correspond to the internal space inscribed in the groove is placed below the floorboard. There is a distance to create a gap between the floorboard and the outer wall of the groove, allowing water to drain from the floorboard to the groove.

The disadvantage here is, in particular, that the floorboard is hollow at the center of the structure. In this region, without special reinforcement by the underlying plate, there can be a risk of breakage of the floorboard in the presence of a corresponding horizontal extension and a corresponding load. A further disadvantage is that due to the distance between the floorboard and the outer wall of the groove, the groove is visible from above with its dirt.

Particularly in the case of expensive bathtubs and showers, stones,
Shower pans made of natural stone or tiles are known here. In this case, a floor drain is usually provided in the center. To allow the shower water to reach the drain, incline from each direction towards the drain,
Laying of stone slabs or tiles must be performed. In the case of a square shower pan or shower tub with a total of four stone slabs correctly aligned towards the drain,
As a result, the stone slabs are separately inclined. The production of this type of shower pan requires considerable expense.
In contrast to shower pans or shower tubs made in advance of steel enamel or synthetic resin, stones,
Shower pans made of natural stone, tiles are never completely waterproof. Therefore, what is absolutely necessary is that at least a moisture-proof material is provided below the shower pan, and the moisture-proof material is also connected to the drain port so that water leaking to the moisture-proof material via the media can reach the drain port. ing.

In the hotel industry, especially in the case of a suspended ceiling, instead of providing only one dampproof material for safety reasons, rather than using a dampproof material to prevent water from leaking from the ceiling due to the damaged dampproof material, It is arranged twice. In particular, splicing of moisture-proof materials near the drainage outlet is not without problems and requires careful attention by craftsmen.

[0009] In the prior art, so-called rigid foam blanks cut from blocks are known. In the case of square finishing, each of the rigid foam materials is inclined from all four directions to the central drain port. The disadvantage here is that the stones or tiles have to be cut very accurately, so that the shower pan is carefully finished, so that the laying of said material on the stones or tiles is still a considerable expense Must be done by This causes further problems in installation work. That is, the material made of rigid foam must be appropriately lined so that the entire shower pan is fixed. In order to align the material to the correct position,
The rigid foam material is initially placed on the legs. In this case, as a second step, the material is lined with mortar or rigid foam.

[0010] The above-mentioned known shower pans are generally very expensive to assemble and dismantle because the shower pans are essentially not in intimate contact with the media surface.

[0011]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION Therefore, as described at the outset, the present invention can easily assemble and disassemble, can be completely adhered to each other, and can provide a method for solving a stand on a ground surface in an installation work. It is based on the task of making shower pans, especially with natural stones, artificial stones, tiles, and the like, which allows a solution in the middle.

[0012]

This object is achieved by providing the shower pan carrier body with at least one table surrounded by a frame. In this case, one water channel leading to the drain is provided. The water channel provided from the upper side to the lower side of the table is connected to a drain port to form a water channel system integrated in the carrier body. A similar design in terms of density due to the excellent design of the carrier body, as conventional shower pans made of synthetic resin or steel enamel still show the apparent advantages of shower pans made, for example, of natural stone or tiles. A shower pan with advantages is prepared. In this case, the carrier body is a part of the shower pan in that it is supplied for drainage. Again FR 2 562 40
Another advantage for 9 is apparent. Preferably, the floorboard above the groove is seamed to provide a seal between the floorboard and the groove. The shower pan can then be inspected at an acceptable cost. It is important that the gutter can be cleaned or inspected if an object falls into the gutter.
Other advantageous features of the shape are described in the following claims.

The water channels between the frame of the carrier body and the pedestal extend in particular in an annular fashion around the pedestal. An example is shown in which a perforated floorboard made of natural stone or artificial stone is laid on a table. In this case, there is a slot in the frame of the carrier body in the frame area of the floorboard, and the slot allows water to be drained into a groove surrounding the table. That is, for example, by joining a carrier body made of synthetic resin, here, in particular, polyurethane and a cover made of natural stone,
A so-called closed system is formed which ensures a complete seal. Especially in the case of an annular waterway, the drainage capacity is enormous. Since the drain port is covered with the floor plate, it is possible to make the drain port relatively large without deforming the entire shape of the shower pan. If a stone slab or tile is installed at an angle to a drain located in the center of the four sides, a perforated plate made of natural stone that only rests on a table, especially in the prior art. No more costly assembly work is required as required. The fact that the textured surface at least impairs the appearance of the natural stone is also a visual advantage, since no texture is used.

In order to ensure that the floor stone made of natural stone rests on the upper side of the table, the table has a knot hole on the upper side. Correspondingly, the slab is fitted with corresponding recesses or blind holes on the underside. In order to further discharge the water flowing into the channel, the channel has a slope at the drain.

The carrier body has a plurality of recesses due to other features in the drain area below the carrier body. In this case, as an advantage, a stay extends between the individual recesses for reinforcing the carrier body. A recess is provided from the drain to an area at any point in the wall to provide space for the plumbing.

An example of packing with a rubber ring in connection with the siphon at the outlet is shown, in particular the outlet in the carrier body is surrounded by an annular frame area. In this area, the base of the drain port is concave. In order to prevent the stone from being exposed in the recessed area for the drain port, a stand projection is provided behind the drain port in the gap between the base edges to support the stone from below.

The object of the present invention is likewise an excellent shower made of stone, tile, etc., in particular with the carrier body as described above mounted thereon and at least one floor plate forming the floor of a shower pan mounted on a table. Bread. In this case, the floorboard forms a slot in the channel area for the frame of the carrier body and in a drain to the channel. In this case, the slots extend perpendicularly at right angles. The right angle of the slot inward makes the channel invisible from above. Here, it is possible to attach only the floorboard. Even if you look into the slot from above, you can see the material of the frame area and floorboard, such as granite, but you can not see the carrier body and dirt in the waterway, so what is particularly formed here is It is a trace of the surface that passed through.

The slots are each provided with two sides extending parallel to one another. In this case, the opening below the slot has been relocated by at least approximately the width of the opening above.

Due to the relocation of the lower opening relative to the upper opening, the advantage is that it is not possible to look into the circularly finished slot.

It is particularly clear from this that the assembly of all shower pans is very simple. It is evident that the carrier body is in advance made of a synthetic resin, in particular a polyurethane foam, in which case a frame with a cover made of natural stone or tile is first enclosed. After the drain pipe and siphon are attached to the drain outlet and the carrier body is installed, the floorboard made of stone is placed on the table. To clean a waterway or siphon, simply remove the floorboard. As already mentioned at the outset, the floorboard is fixed in a nodal hole arranged on the table. In this case, the underside floorboard has a blind hole surface corresponding to the nodal area of the base, in order to allow a precise positioning of the floorboard on the base.

In order to permanently prevent the formation of, for example, mold or similar deposits on the underside of the floorboard made of natural or artificial stone, for example, a polyester resin is provided on the underside. Is applied for waterproofing.

[0022]

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS The invention will be explained in greater detail below by way of example with reference to the drawings. With the carrier body attached,
Alternatively, the structure of the shower pan set on the carrier body 1 is shown in FIG. The carrier body 1 is located on or inside the beating floor 50 and is in contact with the wall 60. In FIG. 1, the carrier body is indicated by 1, and the frame 20 can be attached to the frame skirt 10. When the frame 20 fits the floor plate 30 placed on the base 2 of the carrier body 1, the carrier is The body frame 6 is the frame skirt 1
Covered with 0. It is clear that the shower pan itself is essentially a structure or a frame structure on the carrier body. Around the platform 2 there is an annular channel 3 which is inclined towards the drain 4. The drain 4 shows a frame region 5 which is descending opposite the platform 2, in which case the frame region around the drain forms an annular plane on which the packing material, for example an O-ring, is placed. You. In this respect, the carrier body is a component of a shower pan used as a drain through a water channel.

An extension of the side edge 2a of the base 2 has a so-called base protrusion 2b on the upper side which is the same height as the base 2. The table 2 is further provided with a knot hole 2c that fits into the blind hole 30c of the floor plate 30 and can be fixed to the floor plate 30 on the table 2.

The frame of the carrier body 1 shown at 6 above, which is covered by a frame skirt 10 and a frame 20, is around an annular channel.

In the area of the drain port 4, two recesses 7 are provided, in which case the recesses 7 are divided by stays 7a which reinforce the carrier body in this area. Recess 7
Facilitates drainage piping to the sewer.

FIG. 2 shows each shape of a set of shower pans.
The floorboard 3 faces the frame 20 above the annular waterway 3.
It can be seen in particular in FIG. 2 that 0 has a slot 40 feeding the water channel 3 for the drain. The circulation type slot 40
Two side surfaces 46, 47 extending parallel to each other are shown with one opening surface 48a and 49a respectively in the upper opening 48 and the lower opening 49. In the inclined surface of the slot 40, the two openings 48, 49 do not overlap, and the lower opening 49 is relocated by at least substantially the same as the width 48a of the upper opening 48. Although it is not possible to look into the waterway 3, it is still possible to attach and inspect the floorboard each time. In the area of the slot 40, a circulation type drip slot 41 is further provided on the lower side of the floor plate 30 or the lower side of the frame 20 in order to prevent water from being flooded.

In order to prevent the water flowing out of the slot 40 based on the capillary phenomenon from leaking into the space below the floor plate 30 or between the floor plate 30 and the carrier body 1, the first
In the second method, a circulation slot 41 is provided on both sides of the slot 40, and in another method, a hydrophobic ridge 45 made of, for example, an elastic synthetic resin (elastomer) is provided in the area of the slot 40 of the floor plate 30. I have. The ledges, especially of L-shaped cross section, extend along the slot 40, in particular on both sides of the slot.

The condensate is formed under the floor plate 30 of the table 2 under certain conditions. For discharging the condensate water, the base 2 on the upper side of the carrier main body 1 is provided with a radial groove 35 extending from the center of the base 2 of the carrier main body to the water channel 3 as an advantage. The groove 35 further ventilates the space between the floor plate of the carrier body and the table.

For example, when assembling a carrier body made of polyurethane foam in advance on a beating floor,
Or, if you want a shower pan on the ground, it is first installed temporarily on the beating floor. Next, a mark is placed on the tapping floor or the drain port of the carrier body on the floor. After assembling the drain, depending on which installation method you want,
The carrier body is mounted in or on the beater. After the siphon is connected to the drain, the frame skirt 10 or the frame 20 is attached by the method of installing the shower pan on the ground surface, and finally the floor plate 30 is placed. Depending on the installation method, the cover of the carrier body can be pre-assembled at the factory in some cases.

The advantages of the design of the shower pan on the carrier body are easy assembly or disassembly and complete waterproofness. In addition, the shower pan is laid with any good looking material.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view and an exploded perspective view showing a structure of a shower pan on which a carrier body is mounted.

FIG. 2 shows the structure on the knocked floor, FIG.
2 shows a cross section taken along line I-II.

FIG. 3 shows a structure in which the carrier main body is partially buried in a beating floor.

FIG. 4 shows a structure on the ground surface.

Claims (19)

[Claims] 1. A part of a shower pan, comprising at least one platform (2) surrounded by one frame (6) when provided with one channel (3) leading to one drain (4). Carrier body (1) made of stone, tile, etc. 2. The carrier body for a shower pan according to claim 1, wherein a water channel (3) is provided between the frame (6) and the platform (2) of the carrier body (1). (1). 3. The carrier body (1) for a shower pan according to claim 2, wherein the channel (3) surrounds the table (2) in an annular manner. 4. The carrier body (1) for a shower pan according to claim 1, wherein the platform (2) has a knot hole (2c) on the upper side. 5. The carrier body (1) for a shower pan according to claim 2, wherein the water channel (3) has a slope toward the drain (4). 6. The shower pan according to claim 1, wherein the carrier body (1) has a recess (7) in the area of the drain (4) below the carrier body (1). Carrier body (1). 7. Shower according to claim 6, characterized in that two recesses (7) are provided, and between the recesses a stay (7a) extends for reinforcing the carrier body (1). Bread carrier body (1). 8. The carrier body (1) for a shower pan according to claim 1, wherein the drain port (4) is surrounded by an annular frame area (5). 9. The shower pan carrier body (1) according to claim 1, characterized in that the platform (2) is recessed in the region of the drain (4). 10. The shower pan carrier body (1) according to claim 9, characterized in that a base projection (2b) is provided behind the drain port (4) in a gap between the base edges (2a). ). 11. The shower pan carrier body (1) according to claim 1, characterized in that the table (2) has a groove (35) extending with an inclination from the center of the table (2) to the water channel (3). 1). 12. The floorboard (30) in the area of the channel (3) has a slot (4) for the drainage to the channel (3) for the frame area.
0), wherein at least one floor plate (30) forming a floor of a shower pan rests on the platform (2) when the slot (40) extends perpendicularly at right angles, in particular, ~
A shower pan made of stone, tile, or the like, to which the carrier body (1) according to any one of 11 is mounted. 13. The frame (6) of the carrier body (1).
The shower pan according to claim 12, characterized in that the shower pan is surrounded by stones, tiles or the like. 14. The shower pan according to claim 12, wherein the floorboard (30) has a blind hole (30c) for a node hole (2c) above the table (2). 15. Shower pan according to claim 14, characterized in that the underside of the floorboard (30) is applied for waterproofing. 16. A device (45) underneath the floorboard (30) to prevent water underneath the floorboard (30) from leaking.
The shower pan according to claim 14, wherein a shower pan is provided. 17. The shower pan according to claim 16, wherein the hydrophobic ledge, which is the device, is in particular L-shaped. 18. An opening (4) below the slot (40).
9) is the slot (40) when it has been relocated by at least approximately the width (48a) of the upper opening (48).
17. The shower pan according to claim 16, characterized in that they form two side surfaces (46, 47) extending parallel to each other. 19. The device according to claim 1, wherein the slots are circulated around the base.
6. The shower pan according to 6.