NL1030860C2 - Plastic straw is used in replacement of natural straw for roof thatch, in that it does not burn, rot or discolor - Google Patents

Plastic straw is used in replacement of natural straw for roof thatch, in that it does not burn, rot or discolor Download PDF

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NL1030860C2
NL1030860C2 NL1030860A NL1030860A NL1030860C2 NL 1030860 C2 NL1030860 C2 NL 1030860C2 NL 1030860 A NL1030860 A NL 1030860A NL 1030860 A NL1030860 A NL 1030860A NL 1030860 C2 NL1030860 C2 NL 1030860C2
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Hendrik Dekker
Gijsbert Dekker
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    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E04—BUILDING
    • E04D—ROOF COVERINGS; SKY-LIGHTS; GUTTERS; ROOF-WORKING TOOLS
    • E04D9/00—Roof covering by using straw, thatch, or like materials

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Plastic straw is used in replacement of natural straw for roof thatch, in that it does not burn, rot or discolor. It can be supplied in bundles, just as with natural straw. It has the appearance of a natural roof covering with virtually no difference. It has a longer lifespan than natural straw and is capable of re-use, with almost no waste.

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KUNSTRIETARTSTRITE

De uitvinding heeft betrekking op het vervangen van natuurriet voor kunstriet.The invention relates to the replacement of natural cane for artificial cane.

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De uitvinding die wij hebben bedacht wordt nagemaakt zoals een echte rietstengel er uit ziet, dus van lOOcm tot 180cm lang en met een diameter van 0,3cm tot 0,9cm.Aan het ondereind is de stengel dus 0,3 tot 0,9cm en aan de top is de stengel ± 0,lcm. De wanddikte 10 z^l vanO, lcm tot 0,3cm zijn . Ook kan de stengel geheel massief zijn al naar gelang van de wensen van de klant. De kunstrietstengel zal aan de buitenkant ook ruw zijn zodat er een goede homogene verbinding van de stengels onderling zal ontstaan. Het kunstriet zal in de kleuren van nieuw dak tot een kleur van wat een dak heeft dat ongeveer vijftien 15 jaar oud is zodat elk type rietendak kan worden nagebootst. De kleuren zullen altijd hetzelfde blijven en dus hun kleurechtheid behouden. Het kunstriet wordt vervaardigd van een kunststof dat U-V bestendig is zodat zonlicht er geen invloed op heeft. Het zal ook niet afbreken en bevriezen zal er ook geen invloed op hebben. Het 2 o kunstriet wordt aangeleverd in bossen zoals dit met natuurriet ook altijd is gedaan zodat alleen een vakman, zoals de rietdekker dit kan | aanbrengen waardoor er een nagenoeg echt rietendak ontstaat wat niet van echt is te onderscheiden als men er tegenaan kijkt. De dikte zal ook gelijk zijn aan dat van een natuur rietendak. Dit product verrot 2 5 niét meer en heeft dan ook nagenoeg geen onderhoud meer nodig, het is ook brandvrij zodat er geen brandgevaar meer is voor wat betreft de omgeving en de onderliggende bewoning van het pand waar dit product is toegepast. Is er later een verbouwing dan kan dit kunstriet altijd weer worden hergebruikt.The invention that we came up with is copied as a real reed stalk looks like, from 100 cm to 180 cm long and with a diameter of 0.3 cm to 0.9 cm. At the bottom end the stem is therefore 0.3 to 0.9 cm and at the top the stem is ± 0.11 cm. The wall thickness can be 10 cm from 0.1 cm to 0.3 cm. The stem can also be entirely solid depending on the wishes of the customer. The artificial cane stem will also be rough on the outside so that a good homogeneous connection between the stems will occur. The artificial cane will be in the colors of a new roof to a color of what has a roof that is around 15 to 15 years old so that every type of thatched roof can be simulated. The colors will always remain the same and therefore retain their color fastness. The artificial cane is made from a plastic that is U-V resistant so that sunlight has no influence on it. It will not break down and freezing will not affect it either. The 2 o artificial cane is supplied in forests such as this is always done with natural cane, so that only a craftsman, such as the reed thatcher can do this | applying which creates an almost real thatched roof that cannot be distinguished from real when one looks at it. The thickness will also be the same as that of a natural thatched roof. This product does not rot anymore and therefore requires virtually no maintenance, it is also fireproof so that there is no longer a fire hazard with regard to the environment and the underlying habitation of the building where this product was used. If there is a renovation later, this artificial cane can always be reused.

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« Het kunstriet is een duidelijke verbetering van de originele dakbedekking met natuurriet omdat dit brandvrij is, niet meer verrot, er geen rietluis of ander ongedierte in zit en het een langere levensduur 5 heeft dan natuurriet. Het product kan ook weer worden hergebruikt zodat er nagenoeg geen afval wordt geproduceerd. 10 3 08 60«The artificial reed is a clear improvement of the original roofing with natural reed because it is fireproof, no longer rotten, there is no reed or other vermin in it and it has a longer lifespan than natural reed. The product can also be reused so that virtually no waste is produced. 10 3 08 60
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* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
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DE2445283A1 (en) * 1974-09-21 1976-04-01 Peter Helwig Thatch resembling roof covering flat elements - are coated with layered parallel thin plastics tube overlapping tile-wise
NL8101252A (en) * 1981-03-13 1982-10-01 Drs Wilhelmus Henricus Constan Artificial thatching material - consists of straw-like tubes in fire-resistant plastic fixed to or integral with plastic roofing panels
DE3517227A1 (en) * 1985-05-13 1986-11-13 Jan M. 2000 Hamburg Chrzescinski Plastic straw for producing a roof covering
US6226949B1 (en) * 1999-04-19 2001-05-08 Barry Ray Huber Simulated thatched roof

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* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
DE2445283A1 (en) * 1974-09-21 1976-04-01 Peter Helwig Thatch resembling roof covering flat elements - are coated with layered parallel thin plastics tube overlapping tile-wise
NL8101252A (en) * 1981-03-13 1982-10-01 Drs Wilhelmus Henricus Constan Artificial thatching material - consists of straw-like tubes in fire-resistant plastic fixed to or integral with plastic roofing panels
DE3517227A1 (en) * 1985-05-13 1986-11-13 Jan M. 2000 Hamburg Chrzescinski Plastic straw for producing a roof covering
US6226949B1 (en) * 1999-04-19 2001-05-08 Barry Ray Huber Simulated thatched roof

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