SI22028A - Portable self-standing fence with information field - Google Patents

Abstract

A portable self-standing fence with information field is made of at least two self-standing pillars (1) and one crossbar (2) containing a flexible sheet (3) intended for the information field, where the crossbar (2) is executed as a pipe with a longitudinal slot (21) and a bar (22), installed in the slot, around which the flexible sheet (3) is wound and where the bar (22) is bearing-supported by the crossbar (2) via a spiral spring (23) acting in a winding manner on the bar (22) and thus also on the sheet (3).

Description

The subject of the invention

The subject of the invention is a portable freestanding fence with an information field and is preferably intended for temporary enclosure or space restriction, both inside buildings and in the open air in order to separate or restrict access to certain areas by different persons, e.g. visitors and allowing access to staff or participants of an event, etc. Thus, the construction of the fence according to the invention is intended for sports events, namely for the fencing of spaces intended for individual competing teams, e.g. in auto-moto sport competing teams for service space; further, a second embodiment of the fence according to the invention is provided for each arrangement of the visitor route in exhibitions e.g. in galleries, museums or business premises where it is desirable to direct the movement of business customers in particular and to inform them at the same time, e.g. in front of windows at banks, buses, train stations, self-service shops, etc.

A technical problem

The technical problem solved by the invention is how to design such a collapsible fence with an information box that will be quickly collapsible and re-folded into a transport state31192-1, doc / VIII-04 / D-34-Vr storage state without tools and fasteners , which are detachable from one basic part, and will be suitable for installation both indoors and outdoors, on flat as well as uneven terrain, while offering the possibility of different designs in terms of industrial design due to the adaptation of its external appearance for individual purposes of use and because of the desired individual appearance.

The prior art

Known such fences are made of at least two pillars, which are provided with such a base that they act independently and independently, with one pillar equipped with a spring winding element with a strap. The strap can be removed from the winding element and bridged to the adjacent column. The spring winding element ensures that the strap is always tensioned regardless of the spacing of the two columns in the band length range.

There remain two needs that this fence does not meet. The first is that the ribbon, which otherwise creates a boundary between two fields, especially for a larger number of people, e.g. the crowds that pay attention to other objects do not work rigidly enough to be perceived as a boundary by the people next to them. Another feature of the said fence is that the surface of the tape is relatively small and does not satisfy the need for information surfaces, both for advertisements and for guidance, training and other communications.

Therefore, there is a need for a new portable freestanding fence that will be much more rigid for people to perceive as a border despite their attention to other facilities and to contain large information areas.

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The solution to a technical problem

The described technical problem is solved by a portable freestanding fence with an information field according to the invention, the essential feature of which is that between the two columns there is a rigid transverse tube with a longitudinally flowing slot and in which a pivotably mounted rod with a flexible foil is mounted as an information field and which it can be pulled out of the tube in its radial direction and fixed in the developed state to the posts. Depending on the different needs, the pillars are made with pedestals of any known shape. Likewise, the pillars at the lower end may be connected to a pole by the attachment of one folding leg instead of the base.

The essence of the invention will be explained in more detail below with a description of an embodiment and the accompanying drawing, in which FIG. 1 perspective view of the fence after the first embodiment in useful condition;

FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view of the bar with the foil of the fence according to the first embodiment;

FIG. 3 is an outline of the lower part of the fence post in the first embodiment;

FIG. 4 is a perspective view of the fence according to another embodiment in useful condition;

FIG. 5 is a side view of the fence according to another embodiment;

FIG. 6 is a perspective view of the fence according to the third embodiment in useful condition;

Fig. 7 is the same as Fig. 6, but in storage condition;

FIG. 8 is a cross-sectional view of a rung with a portion of a fence post according to the third embodiment;

FIG. 9 is a perspective view of a fence according to the fourth embodiment, FIG. 10 is a perspective view of the fence according to the fifth embodiment.

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The first embodiment

The portable freestanding fence with the information field according to the first embodiment shown in FIG. 1, 2 and 3 is made of at least two freestanding pillars 1, and one crossbar 2 comprising a flexible foil 3 provided as an information box. The pillars 1 are arbitrarily arranged in design and are provided at the lower end with a pedestal 4. The pedestals 4 are preferably made as relatively heavy plates, but may be formed in the form of a multicolumn star, from the center of which the pillar 1 originates. with a longitudinally extending slot 21 and a rod 22 therein, on which a flexible foil 3 is wound. Preferably, the bar 22 is mounted in the bar 2 via a coil spring 23 acting windingly on the bar 22 and thus on the foil 3.

At least one seat 12 is made at the top of the 11 columns 1, and preferably four seats 12 to accommodate the ends of the bar 2. The seats 12 are preferably made as cylindrical plugs in the upper surface of the column 1, with the center line of the studs parallel to the axis of the respective column 1. The seats 12 on one pillar 1 are arranged in such a way that they allow the multiple cross sections 2 of the same pillar to be oriented arbitrarily. The crossbars 2 are provided at their ends with complementary elements 21 which fit the seats 12 on the pillars, preferably these elements 21 being formed as ears. The joint of the seat 12 and the complementary element 21 does not require any additional elements, but allows twisting of the bar 2 in the seat 12 in a plane perpendicular to the axis of the columns 1, which allows for the construction of a longer fence in a broken line and also the branching of the fence into several arms or grouping several fence arms into a common point.

The lower part 13 of each pillar 1 has seats 14 for fixing the foil 3 in its developed position, which will be explained in more detail later. Preferably, these seats 14 are constructed in the same way as the seats 12 at the upper ends of the columns.

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1, the contact of the respective pillar 1 and the base 4 being spaced

15.

The foil 3 is preferably provided with a rigid end profile 31 at its transverse free edge, the ends 32 of which are formed by the complementary elements 33 which fit into the respective seat 13. Preferably, each element 33 is designed as an ear. The profile 31 is preferably located in the tubular end 34 of the foil 3.

Foil 3 provides an information field to which written and / or graphic information is transmitted in any arbitrary manner, preferably by printing.

The first embodiment of the fence described above contains only three elements, two pillars 1 and one crossbar 2. Their interconnection is designed without additional connecting elements; no tools or special knowledge are required for the connection.

The fast coupling of the bar 2 with the column 1 and the twisting of the bar 2 around the seat 12 on the column 1 also allows the use of bar 2 as a temporary lock (door). Preferably, in this case, the bar 2 is made without foil 3 or is used with wound foil (stored in bar 2).

Another embodiment

The portable freestanding fence with the information field according to the second embodiment shown in FIG. 4 and FIG. 5 is made of a bar 2 of the same construction and foil 3 as described in the first embodiment. Two legs 5 are rotatably arranged at the ends of the rung 2 so that their edges 51 form solubles with each other as viewed perpendicularly to the axis of the rung 2. The edges 51 of each pair of legs 5 are so arranged on the rungs 2 that the legs 5 of the same pair lie in the folded state it fits into the rungs 2, but when twisted into

31192-1 .doc / VIII-04 / D-34-Vr usable states, spaced at their free ends to form the inverted V shape.

The foil 3 is positioned in the bar 2 in the same manner as in the first embodiment, and is removable through the slot 21, thereby providing a winding on the bar 22 which is pivotally mounted in the bar 2 and to which the spring 23 is attached. The foil 3 is fixed with its free angles 35 on one foot 5 on each side of the rung 2. Preferably, at the free edge of the foil 3, a finishing profile 31 is provided, the ends of which are provided for mounting on the foot 5.

A third embodiment

A third embodiment illustrated in FIG. 6, 7 and 8 are designed in such a way that all components are combined into an indivisible assembly, which the user rearranges from storage to usable state only by switching individual parts.

This embodiment is designed such that the ends of the bar 2 containing the wound foil 3 in the same manner as described in the first embodiment have pivotally supported columns 6. At their opposite ends, the columns 6 are pivotally supported in the base element 7, preferably a pole on which at least one rod-shaped rotatable member 71 is formed, which in a position perpendicular to the element 7 together with it acts as a stand alone base.

The pillars 6 are made in two parts with hinges 61 at their center, which allow each pillar 7 to be folded against each other by its hinges 61, thus bringing the bar 2 and the base element 8 together. The pillars 6 are preferably made as U-profiles, the convex sides of which fit into each other, the cross section of the U-profiles being such that they fit into the crossbar 2 or the base member 8. This allows them to lie in the coupled state of the rail 2 and base element 8 in columns 6. For fixation of hinges 61 columns 6 in developed

31192-1 .doc / VIII-04 / D-34-Vr In the state of the fence, latch elements 62 are provided along the hinges 61, preferably in the sense of a sliding element, which connects the two parts of the respective pillar 6 via the hinge 61 when the pillar 6 flattened.

The pillars 6 may be no more than the length of the bar 2 or of the base element 8, so that in the coupled state of the two pillars 6, their hinges 61 may approach each other arbitrarily.

Fourth embodiment

Fence according to the fourth embodiment, as shown in FIG. 9 is provided for erection on any sloping terrain, with the requirement that the fence itself be adjacent to the terrain, preferably in a horizontal position.

The feature of this embodiment is that any yarn said embodiment, described as the first, second or third embodiment, is provided at least at one end with a leveling rod 15, which is continuously adjustable in the axial direction of the pillars 1 or 7. 15 may be located adjacent to or in pillar 1 or pillar 9. Preferably, the leveling pole 15 is mounted in column 1 or 9 in the threaded seat 151. The pole 15 comprises a threaded portion 152 corresponding to the threaded seat 151. Depending on the intended terrain on which the fence is to be arranged in parallel, the lower end 153 is a pole. 15 is made as a tip for screaming into the substrate, or as a base for a known shape for resting on the substrate.

The fifth embodiment

Any of the fences described above may be provided on their posts 1 or 7 with supports 16, which are arranged in a slanted manner at any one-to-one intervals on columns 1 or 6, and are intended to be fitted with arbitrarily shaped shelves 161 or other elements as a support base. different subjects; e.g. exhibitions or sales items, but such shelves may also be made in

31192-1, doc / VIII-04 / D-34-Vr in the sense of storage shelving shelves. The supports 16 are configured to accommodate shelves 161 on one or both sides of the developed foil 3.

In all embodiments, pillars 1, 6, 9 (first, third, fourth and fifth embodiment) or legs 5 (second embodiment) can be constructed as telescopic elements, which can be extended by pulling in various known ways by adjusting the height of the object as a whole in its usable state.

All the described embodiments of the fence according to the invention allow for the lowering and joining of any strings, straight and / or broken, as well as the branching of the fence from one pillar or leg, which is common to several crosses, and further joining several crossings on the same pillar or leg . It can also be used because of the described joining of crossbars and posts or legs of the crossbar as a door or a barrier to cross the fence.

It is understood that one of skill in the art may, on the basis of knowledge of the present invention and its embodiments, devise further variants without circumventing the features of the invention as defined in the following claims.

Claims (20)

Patent claims A portable freestanding fence with an information field, characterized in that it is made of at least two freestanding columns (1) and one crossbar (2) containing a flexible foil (3) intended as an information field, with (2) is made as a tube with a longitudinally extending slot (21) and a rod (22) housed therein, on which a flexible foil (3) is wound and the rod (22) is mounted in the bar (2) via a spiral spring (23) , which has a winding action on the rod (22) and thus on the foil (3). 2. A portable detached information field fence according to claim 1, characterized in that the pillars d) at the lower end are provided with a base (4), which are arranged as plates, but may be shaped in the form of a multicolumn star. Portable freestanding information box enclosure according to claims 1 and 2, characterized in that at least one seat (12) and preferably four seats (12) are arranged at the top (11) of the posts (1) to accommodate the ends of the crossbar ( 2), the seats (12) being cylindrical plugs on the upper surface of the column (1) and the center line of the studs running parallel to the axis of the respective column (1), and the seats (12) being arranged on one column (1) in such a way that they can be directed arbitrarily from several crosspieces (2) from the same column (1). Detachable detached information field fence according to claims 1 to 3, characterized in that the crossbars (2) are provided at their ends with complementary elements (21) that flush with the seats (12) on the columns (1), preferably these elements (21) are designed as ears. 31192-1.doc / VIII-04 / D-34-Vr 5. A portable freestanding fence with an information box, according to claims 1 to 4, characterized in that seats (14) for fixing the foil (3) in its unfolded position are provided on the lower part (13) of each pillar (1), in which the seats (14) are in the preferred embodiment in the same manner as the seats (12) at the upper ends of the columns (1), the contact of each column (1) and the base (4) being spaced (15). 6. A portable freestanding fence with an information box, according to claims 1 to 5, characterized in that the foil (3) is preferably provided on its transverse free edge with a rigid end profile (31), the ends (32) of which are formed by complementary elements (33) which fit into each seat (13), each element (33) being preferably designed as an ear. 7. A portable freestanding fence with an information box, according to claims 1 to 6, characterized in that the profile (31) is arranged in the tubular end (34) of the foil (3). Detachable detached information field fence according to claim 1, characterized in that two legs (5) are pivotally mounted on the rungs (2) such that their pivots (51) form each other as viewed perpendicularly to the axis of the bar (2), wherein the pivots (51) of each pair of legs (5) are so arranged on the bar (2) that the legs (5) of the same pair are in the coupled state adjacent to the bar (2) but when rotated in service position states, they are spaced apart by the free ends to form the inverted letter V. The detachable detached fence with an information box according to claims 1 and 8, characterized in that, at the free edge of the foil (3), a finishing profile (31) is provided, the ends of which are provided for mounting on the leg (5). 31192-1 .doc / VII l-04 / D-34-Vr Detachable detached information field fence according to claim 1, characterized in that the columns (6) are pivotally supported on the crossbar (2) containing the wound foil (3), the columns (6) being at their opposite ends. pivotably mounted in the base element (7), preferably a pole, on which at least one rod-shaped rotary element (71) is formed, which in a position perpendicular to the element (7) acts together with it as a stand-alone base. 11. A portable freestanding fence with an information box, according to claims 1 and 10, characterized in that the pillars (6) are made two-part with hinges (61) at their midpoint, which allow each pillar (6) to be folded against each other by their hinges (61), thereby approaching the crossbar (2) and the base element (8) side by side. 12. A portable freestanding fence with an information box, according to claims 1,10, 11, characterized in that the columns (6) are preferably constructed as U-profiles, the convex sides of which fit one another, the cross section of the U-profiles being such that they fit into the cross (2) or the base element (8). Detachable detachable fence with information box according to claims 1 and 10 to 12, characterized in that locking elements (62) are preferably provided for fixing the hinges (61) of the columns (6) in the developed state of the hinges (61) in terms of a sliding element that connects the two parts of the respective column (6) via the hinge (61) into a rigid connection when the column (6) is aligned. 14. A portable stand-alone fence with an information box according to claim 1 and any of the following, characterized in that it is provided at least at one end with a leveling pole (15) which is continuously adjustable in the axial direction of the column (1) or (6), wherein the pole (15) can be positioned adjacent to or in the pole (1) or (6). 31192-1 .doc / VI ll-04 / D-34-Vr Detachable detached information field fence according to claims 1 and 14, characterized in that the leveling pole (15) is mounted in a column (1) or (6) in a threaded seat (151), comprising a pole (15) ) section (152) with thread corresponding to seat thread (151). Detachable detached information field fence according to claims 1 and 14, 15, characterized in that the lower end (153) of the mast (15) is formed as a tip for screeching into the base, or as a base of a known shape for resting on the base. 17. A portable freestanding fence with an information box according to claims 1 to 16, characterized in that it may be provided on its posts (1) or (6) with supports (16) arranged in a locking arrangement at arbitrary intervals on the columns (1) or (6) and intended to be on arbitrarily shaped shelves (161) or other elements 18. A portable freestanding fence with an information box, according to claims 1 to 17, characterized in that it allows to be lowered and joined into arbitrary strings, straight and / or broken, as well as branching of a fence from one pillar or leg, which has several crosses in common, further connecting several crossings on the same pillar or leg. 19. A portable freestanding enclosure with an information box according to claims 1 to 17, characterized in that it is possible to use a bar as a door or a barrier to cross the fence. 20. A self-contained portable information enclosure according to claims 1 to 19, characterized in that the masts (1, 6, 9) and legs (5) can be constructed as telescopic elements.