PL12440B1

PL12440B1 - The method of plastering walls and ceilings.

Info

Publication number: PL12440B1
Application number: PL12440A
Authority: PL
Filing date: 1929-08-22
Publication date: 1930-09-30

Description

Dotychczas tynkowanie, zwlaszcza su¬ fitów, odbywalo sie w ten sposób, ze do belek stropowych przybijano deski, na których umocowywano maty trzcinowe i nastepnie tynkowano. Sposób ten poza tern ze byl drogi, posiadal liczne wady, pole¬ gajace na paczeniu sie desek, odstawaniu maty trzcinowej, czego w nastepstwie bylo tak zwane pekanie sufitu. Tynk wykona¬ ny sposobem wedlug niniejszego wyna¬ lazku jest bardzo trwaly i tani, poniewaz przy wykonaniu unika sie zupelnie stoso¬ wania trzciny, drutu i gwozdzi oraz zwia¬ zanych z tern kosztów robocizny.Sposób tynkowania wedlug niniejsze¬ go wynalazku polega na tern, ze do belek stropowych lub do scian od strony ze¬ wnetrznej, badz wewnetrznej, zostaja przybite dowolnie rowkowane deski, któ¬ rych rowki sa nastepnie wypelniane za¬ prawa, która wygladzona, tworzy tynk o równej powierzchni/ Deski moga byc przytem rowkowane dwustronnie. Na rysunku sa przedstawio¬ ne rozmaicie rowkowane deski, których rowki sa wypelniane zaprawa, tworzac gladka powierzchnie zewnetrzna. PLUntil now, plastering, especially of ceilings, was done in such a way that boards were nailed to the ceiling beams, on which reed mats were attached and then plastered. This method, apart from the fact that it was expensive, had numerous disadvantages consisting in warping of the boards, sticking off the reed mat, which resulted in the so-called cracking of the ceiling. The plaster made by the method of the present invention is very durable and cheap, since the use of reeds, wire and nails and the related labor costs are completely avoided. The method of plastering according to the present invention is based on the following: that any grooved boards are nailed to the ceiling beams or to the walls from the outside or inside, the grooves of which are then filled with the right, which, when smoothed, creates a plaster with an even surface. The boards can be grooved on both sides. The figure shows variously grooved boards, the grooves of which are filled with mortar, creating a smooth outer surface. PL

Claims

1. Patent claim. The method of plastering walls and ceilings, characterized by the fact that arbitrarily grooved boards are nailed to the ceiling beams, or to the walls from the outside or inside, and the grooves of which are smoothly filled with mortar, which, when smoothed, creates a plaster with an even surface. Franciszek Góralczyk, To the patent description No. 12440. Print by L. Boguslawski, Warsaw. PL