SU20300A1 - Folding room dividers - Google Patents

Description

DESCRIPTION;

folding room partitions.

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To the patent of I. A. Kichaev, as claimed on November 4, 1929, (for Article. Certificate No. 57694).

P patent issued published April 30, 1931. The patent is valid for April 15-30, 1931.

In order to divide the premises in one stone-confined space into several separate rooms, folding partitions are made, which are pivoted on vertical slats, with adjacent htenks jointed to each other. The tops of the bulkheads consist of WE glass frames and are folded back against the ceiling on horizontal shafts.

In FIG. 1 depicts a top view of partitions; FIG. 2 - razrbz along the line AB in FIG. one; FIG. 3 is a top view of partitions with lowered frames.

FIG. 1, 2 and 3, the approximate division of one lower room with stone walls into six separate rooms with a common corridor in the middle is shown by folding partitions. To do this, under the floor 15 of the first floor and between the ceiling 2 of the first floor and the floor of the floor, bearings 3 are installed for vertical shafts 8 on which folding partitions are hung, with rooms 21, 22, 24 and 25

the partitions 11 are separated by pairs of hinges 16 in pairs, and rooms 20 and 23 are separated by movable walls 9. The upper parts of the partitions consist of glazed frames b fixed to the horizontal walls 4 and 13, fixed with bevel gears 5 s. the purpose of tilting the frames to the ceiling 2. In the partitions, the doors 10 are installed, and the rooms 12 are installed in the rooms.

The subject of the patent.

Folding room partitions, characterized by the fact that for most of their height counting from the floor, they are made pivoting on vertical shafts 8, with partitions 11 being articulated by pairs of hinges between them, while the upper, glazed parts of partitions are made (pivoting on horizontal shafts 13, rotated using bevel gears with the aim of tilting the marked parts 1% to the ceiling 2.

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