US20060053720A1 - Prefab material for adjusting level of floor - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a sectional floor-covering mounted on a balcony in a building such as an apartment. More particularly, the present invention relates to a sectional floor-covering capable of adjusting level, which includes a height adjusting block; a supporter coupled to the upper surface of the height adjusting block; slip floorings coupled to the upper surface of the supporter; and horizon adjusting devices mounted to the height adjusting block.
Abstract
The present invention relates to a sectional floor-covering capable of adjusting level, which includes a height adjusting block; a supporter coupled to the upper surface of the height adjusting block; slip floorings coupled to the upper surface of the supporter; and horizon adjusting devices mounted to the height adjusting block. The height adjusting blocks and supporters are assembled and installed at a desired position, and slip floorings are mounted and fixed on the assembled height adjusting blocks and supporters so as to install the floor to a wanted height.
Description
- The present invention relates to a sectional floor-covering mounted on a balcony in a building such as an apartment. More particularly, the present invention relates to a sectional floor-covering capable of adjusting level, which includes a height adjusting block; a supporter coupled to the upper surface of the height adjusting block; slip floorings coupled to the upper surface of the supporter; and horizon adjusting devices mounted to the height adjusting block.
- In general, in most of apartments, a balcony is mounted on the outer part of a living room, and the floor surface of the living room is constructed higher than the floor surface of the balcony, and thereby, the border between the living room and the balcony has a stepped part of a predetermined height.
- So, in case of that the existing balcony is remodeled into a part of the living room to use the living room wider, construction workers pour concrete on the floor surface of the balcony and level up the height of the balcony to that of the living room. However, such construction for leveling up the floor height of the balcony by pouring concrete on the floor surface of the balcony may cause a large-scale accident, such as its own collapse, as exceeding support intensity in an aspect of structural mechanics of the balcony without regard to whether or not it is admitted by the construction laws. In addition, when the balcony is remodeled, it hinders neighbors' living as there occurs noise, and it requires excessive construction costs.
- As described above, the floor height of the balcony can be leveled by pouring concrete. Furthermore, as another method to level the floor height of the balcony, as shown in
FIG. 1 ,balks 6 are fixed on the floor with nails to be adjusted in level, and then,strip flooring boards 1 are fixed on thebalks 6 with nails or adhesives. However, the flooring construction generates lots of noise and is expensive. Moreover, the conventional flooring construction has another disadvantage in that it is difficult for non-skilled persons to construct the floor. - To solve the above problems and to construct a balcony of the same level as a living room by a simple construction method, sectional floor coverings of various kinds have been used, but most of them cannot be adjusted in level. So, if the surface of the floor installed in the balcony and the surface of the floor installed in the living room are not leveled, spacers are mounted under the sectional floor coverings, so that the floor mounted in the balcony is leveled with the floor of the living room.
- Furthermore, there is another sectional floor covering capable of adjusting level without mounting of spacers. However, in the sectional floor covering capable of adjusting level, a sectional supporter is mounted on the upper portion of a height adjusting block, a strip flooring is fixed at the upper portion of the sectional supporter, and a height adjusting unit is mounted at the lower portion of the height adjusting block. So, to adjust height, the sectional floor covering must be turned over, and therefore, it is inconvenient to adjust height, and it takes lots of time to adjust height.
- Accordingly, the present invention has been made: in view of the above problems, and objects of the present invention to solve the above problems are as follows.
- An object of the present invention is to provide a sectional floor covering, which is mounted simply without additional flooring construction work.
- Another object of the present invention is to provide a sectional floor covering, which is a unit product of a uniform size, and which can be connected and expanded in all directions.
- A still other object of the present invention is to provide a sectional floor covering capable of adjusting level without mounting spacers.
- A still other object of the present invention is to provide a sectional floor covering, which provides a level-adjustable unit to easily adjust level at the upper surface of the sectional floor covering.
- A still other object of the present invention is to provide a sectional floor covering, which provides a slip preventing unit between the surface of the sectional floor covering and that of a balcony.
- A still other object of the present invention is to provide a sectional floor covering, which can keep an adjusted level condition of the assembled sectional floor coverings stably.
- A still other object of the present invention is to provide a sectional floor covering, which provides a water drain unit under a state in which the sectional floor coverings are assembled and mounted.
- To achieve the above objects, the present invention provides a sectional floor covering capable of adjusting level includes: a height adjusting block; a supporter coupled to the upper surface of the height adjusting block; slip floorings coupled to the upper surface of the supporter; and horizon adjusting devices mounted to the height adjusting block.
- The height adjusting block includes: connecting tongues formed on the upper surface of the height adjusting block; vertical holes perforating the upper and lower surfaces of the height adjusting block; and built-in nuts embedded and fixed into the vertical holes.
- The supporter includes: connecting holes formed in the lower surface of the supporter and coupled with the connecting tongues; vertical working holes formed in positions corresponding to the vertical holes under a condition in which the supporter is coupled with the height adjusting block, and perforating the upper and lower surfaces of the supporter; connection protrusions extending from a side of the upper surface of the supporter and protruding vertically; connection receiving parts extending from the other side of the upper surface of the supporter; and slip flooring connection pins vertically protruding from the upper surface of the supporter, wherein the connection protrusions are coupled with the connection receiving parts formed on another supporter, which is installed adjacent to the present supporter.
- The sling flooring includes a coupling groove formed in the lower surface thereof, receiving the slip flooring connection pin, and coupled with the supporter.
- The horizon adjusting device includes: a screw bar having a screw thread; a head part formed at a side end portion of the screw bar; and a driver hole of a “+” or “−” shape formed in the front end of the other side end portion of the screw bar, wherein the screw bar is inserted into the lower surface of the height adjusting block and coupled with the built-in nut.
- Therefore, the present invention can adjust level also at the upper surface of the sectional floor covering by rotating the screw bar of the horizon adjusting device after the simple tool, such as the driver, is inserted into the vertical working hole of the supporter and the vertical hole of the height adjusting block and fit to the driver hole of the horizon adjusting device.
- Further objects and advantages of the invention can be ore fully understood from the following detailed description aken in conjunction with the accompanying drawings in which:
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FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing an example in which conventional slip flooring is installed; -
FIG. 2 is a detailed perspective view of a height adjusting block according to the present invention; -
FIG. 3 is a bottom perspective view showing a state in which built-in nuts are coupled with vertical holes of the height adjusting block; -
FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing a detailed example of a supporter according to the present invention; -
FIG. 5 is a perspective view showing a state in which the supporter is coupled with the height adjusting block; -
FIG. 6 is a front view showing a state in which the supporter is coupled with the height adjusting block; -
FIG. 7 is a bottom perspective view showing a state in which the supporter is coupled with the height adjusting block; -
FIG. 8 is a bottom perspective view showing a state in which a horizon adjusting device is mounted under the condition in which the supporter is coupled with the height adjusting lock; -
FIG. 9 is a plan view showing the state in which he horizon adjusting device is mounted under the condition in which the supporter is coupled with the height adjusting block, in which a “+” shaped driver hole is formed in the front end portion of a screw bar; -
FIG. 10 is a plan view showing the state in which he horizon adjusting device is mounted under the condition in which the supporter is coupled with the height adjusting block, in which a “−” shaped driver hole is formed in the front end portion of the screw bar; -
FIG. 11 is a bottom perspective view showing the state in which he horizon adjusting device is mounted under the condition in which the supporter is coupled with the height adjusting block, which is a state before a locking nut is tightened; -
FIG. 12 is a perspective view showing a state in which a slip flooring is installed on the upper surface of the supporter under the condition in which the supporter is coupled with the height adjusting block; and -
FIG. 13 is a perspective view showing a completely assembled state of the sectional floor coverings capable of adjusting level according to the present invention. - <Explanation of Reference Numerals of Essential Parts in Drawings>
10: height adjusting block 11: connecting tongue 12: vertical hole 13: built-in nut 14: drain hole 15: connecting groove 20: supporter 21: connecting hole 22: vertical working hole 23: connection protrusion 24: connection receiving part 25: slip flooring connection pin 30: slip flooring 31: coupling groove 40: horizon adjusting device 41: screw bar 42: head part 43: driver hole 44: locking nut 45: rubber cover - The present invention will now be described in detail in connection with preferred embodiments with reference to the accompanying drawings.
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FIGS. 2 and 3 , aheight adjusting block 10 includes connectingtongues 11 formed on the upper surface of aheight adjusting block 10,vertical holes 12 perforating the upper surface and the lower surface of theheight adjusting block 10, and built-innuts 13 respectively embedded and fixed in thevertical holes 12. - The shape of the connecting
tongues 11 is not restricted to the shape shown inFIG. 2 , and one of various shapes, such as a circle, an oval and others, can be selected. Also, the shape of the section of thevertical hole 12 is not restricted to the shape shown inFIG. 2 or 3, and one of various shapes, such as a circle, a hexagon and others, can be selected if the built-in nut is embedded and fixed therein and spaces for moving screw bars ofhorizon adjusting devices 40 vertically through thevertical holes 12 are secured. - The connecting
tongues 11 of theheight adjusting block 10 are coupled with connectingholes 21 of asupporter 20 shown inFIG. 4 , and thehorizon adjusting devices 40 are mounted in thevertical holes 12 respectively, in which the built-innuts 13 are embedded, as shown inFIG. 11 . Meanwhile, as shown inFIG. 2 or 6,semicircular drain holes 14 are formed in the lower surface of theheight adjusting block 10 to allow a smooth water flow along a water curving slant surface of the floor of a balcony. Moreover, as shown inFIG. 3 , connectinggrooves 15, which will be coupled with the connectingtongues 11, are formed at the lower surface of theheight adjusting block 10 in correspondence with the shape of the connectingtongues 11, so that a number of the height adjustingblocks 10 can be piled up by coupling the connectingtongues 11 with the connectinggrooves 15. - As shown in
FIG. 4 , thesupporter 20 includes: connectingholes 21 formed in the lower surface thereof, which will be coupled with the connectingtongues 11 corresponding to the shape of the connectingtongues 11 of theheight adjusting block 10;vertical working holes 22 formed in positions, where they correspond with thevertical holes 12 of theheight adjusting block 10, to perforate the upper and lower surfaces of thesupporter 20 under a condition in which theheight adjusting block 10 and thesupporter 20 are coupled with each other by the connectingtongues 11 and the connectingholes 21;connection protrusions 23 extending from a side of the upper surface of thesupporter 20 and protruding vertically;connection receiving parts 24 extending from the other side of the upper surface of thesupporter 20 and corresponding to the shape of theconnection protrusions 23; and slipflooring connection pins 25 protruding from the upper surface of thesupporter 20 vertically. Theconnection protrusions 23 are coupled to theconnection receiving parts 24 formed on anothersupporter 20, which is mounted adjacent to thepresent supporter 20, so that a number ofsupporters 20 can be connected vertically and horizontally to expand the floor covering. - As shown in
FIG. 4 , the connectingholes 21 formed in thesupporter 20 can be formed to perforate the upper and lower surfaces of thesupporter 20, are not restricted to the shape shown inFIG. 4 , and can have any shape if theconnection protrusions 23 and theconnection receiving parts 24 are connected with each other to continuously connect a number of thesupporters 20 vertically and horizontally. The shape of the slipflooring connection pins 25 is not restricted to the shape shown inFIG. 4 , and can be selected from various shapes capable of fixing aslip flooring 30 by being coupled withcoupling grooves 31 respectively formed in the lower surfaces of theslip floorings 30. - The
slip coupling groove 31 formed in the lower surface of theslip flooring 30 has the same shape as the slipflooring connection pin 25, so that theslip floorings 30 can be fixed to thesupporter 20 by coupling the slipflooring connection pins 25 with thecoupling grooves 31 thereof. - As shown in
FIG. 11 , thehorizon adjusting device 40 includes ascrew bar 41 having a screw thread, ahead part 42 formed on an end portion of a side of thescrew bar 41, and “+” or “−”shaped driver hole 43 formed in the front end portion of the other side end of thescrew bar 41. Thescrew bar 41 is inserted into the lower surface of theheight adjusting block 10 coupled to the built-innut 13. - Therefore, when the
horizon adjusting devices 40 are coupled with the built-in nuts 13, thescrew bars 41 can be moved vertically while rotating through thevertical working holes 22 of thesupporter 20 and thevertical holes 12 of theheight adjusting block 10, and it can be checked if a worker looks down thedriver hole 43, which is formed at the front end of thescrew bar 41, at the upper surface of thesupporter 20, as shown inFIGS. 9 and 10 . The reason is that positions of thevertical holes 12 of theheight adjusting block 10 and those of thevertical working holes 22 of thesupporter 20 are corresponded with each other when theheight adjusting block 10 is coupled with thesupporter 20, and that thescrew bar 41 is coupled with the built-innut 13 embedded in thevertical hole 12 of theheight adjusting block 10. Therefore, thescrew bar 41 can be moved vertically by rotating thescrew bar 41 using a simple tool, such as a driver, through the vertical workinghole 22 and thevertical hole 12 from the upper surface of thesupporter 20. As described above, the present invention can adjust level of the floor coverings conveniently by rotating thescrew bar 41 of thehorizon adjusting device 40 using the simple tool, such as the driver, from the upper surface of thesupporter 20 under a condition that theheight adjusting block 10 and thesupporter 20 are coupled with each other and the combination of theheight adjusting block 10 andsupporter 20 is spread on the balcony. - Furthermore, as shown in
FIG. 11 , thescrew bar 41 of thehorizon adjusting device 40 further includes a lockingnut 44 without regard to the built-innuts 13 embedded in thevertical hole 12 of theheight adjusting block 10. The lockingnut 44 can prevent rotation of thescrew bar 41 when the adjustment of level is finished, thereby providing floor stability of the floor coverings. In other words, when thescrew bar 41 is fixed and the lockingnut 44 is rotated and tightened, thescrew bar 41 of thehorizon adjusting device 40 is tightly fixed to theheight adjusting block 10 to always maintain a uniform height. In addition, as shown inFIG. 11 , thehead part 42 of thehorizon adjusting device 40 is packed with arubber cover 45 to prevent slip of a tile floor surface of the balcony or a bath room. -
FIG. 12 shows a state in which theslip flooring 30 is assembled to the sectional floor covering capable of adjusting level according to the present invention. In the drawing, the connectingtongues 11 of theheight adjusting block 10 are coupled with the connectingholes 21 of thesupporter 20, and thecoupling grooves 31 of theslip floorings 30 are coupled and fixed to the slip flooring connection pins 25. -
FIG. 13 is a brief view of a detail embodiment of the present invention, in which thesupporter 20 is assembled onto theheight adjusting bock 10 and theslip flooring 30 is attached to the upper surface of thesupporter 20. In the drawing, thehorizon adjusting device 40 is not shown, but thehead part 42 of thehorizon adjusting device 40 is mounted on the lower surface of theheight adjusting block 10, and at this time, thehead part 42 is directed toward the ground. - By the above structure, the present invention has the following effects.
- First, the sectional floor covering according to the present invention can be easily installed using the
height adjusting block 10 and thehorizon adjusting devices 40 without additional flooring construction, thereby removing various ill effects (noise, financial burden, occurrence of defect of a building, and so on) caused by excessive expansion construction of the balcony, and providing environmentally friendly efficiency and economical efficiency by a rapid installation. - Second, as the present invention is a unit product of a uniform size, the present invention can be connected and expanded in all directions by coupling and connecting the
connection protrusions 23 and theconnection receiving parts 24 of thesupporter 20. - Third, the present invention can adjust level using the
height adjusting block 10 and thehorizon adjusting devices 40 without installation of spacers. - Fourth, the present invention can adjust level also at the upper surface of the sectional floor covering by rotating the
screw bar 41 after the simple tool, such as the driver, is inserted into the vertical workinghole 22 of thesupporter 20 and thevertical hole 12 of theheight adjusting block 10 and fit to thedriver hole 43 formed in the front end of thescrew bar 41. - Fifth, the present invention can prevent slip between the sectional floor covering and the surface of the balcony by packing the
head part 42 of thehorizon adjusting device 40 with therubber cover 45. - Sixth, the present invention has the locking
nut 44 for removing a unstably fixed condition by an interval between the built-innut 13 and thescrew bar 41 of thehorizon adjusting device 40. - Seventh, the present invention can provide a smooth water drain even under a condition in which the sectional floor covering is installed as having the
drain hole 14 formed in the lower surface of theheight adjusting block 10. - While the present invention has been described with reference to the particular illustrative embodiments, it is not to be restricted by the embodiments but only by the appended claims. It is to be appreciated that those skilled in the art can change or modify the embodiments without departing from the scope and spirit of the present invention.
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1. A sectional floor covering capable of adjusting level, the sectional floor covering comprising:
a height adjusting block;
a supporter coupled to the upper surface of the height adjusting block;
slip floorings coupled to the upper surface of the supporter; and
horizon adjusting devices mounted to the height adjusting block,
wherein the height adjusting block includes:
connecting tongues formed on the upper surface of the height adjusting block;
vertical holes perforating the upper and lower surfaces of the height adjusting block; and
built-in nuts embedded and fixed into the vertical holes,
wherein the supporter includes:
connecting holes formed in the lower surface of the supporter and coupled with the connecting tongues;
vertical working holes formed in positions corresponding to the vertical holes under a condition in which the supporter is coupled with the height adjusting block, and perforating the upper and lower surfaces of the supporter;
connection protrusions extending from a side of the upper surface of the supporter and protruding vertically;
connection receiving parts extending from the other side of the upper surface of the supporter; and
slip flooring connection pins formed on the upper surface of the supporter, wherein the connection protrusions are coupled with the connection receiving parts formed on another supporter, which is installed adjacent to the present supporter,
wherein the sling flooring includes a coupling groove formed in the lower surface thereof, receiving the slip flooring connection pin and coupled with the supporter,
wherein the horizon adjusting device includes:
a screw bar having a screw thread;
a head part formed at a side end portion of the screw bar; and
a driver hole of a “+” or “−”shape formed in the front end of the other side end portion of the screw bar, wherein the screw bar is inserted into the lower surface of the height adjusting block and coupled with the built-in nut.
2. A sectional floor covering capable of adjusting level according to claim 1 , further comprising a locking nut fastened to the screw bar of the horizon adjusting device.
3. A sectional floor covering capable of adjusting level according to claim 1 , wherein the head part of the horizon adjusting device is packed with a rubber cover.
4. A sectional floor covering capable of adjusting level according to claim 1 , wherein the height adjusting block has drain holes formed in the lower surface thereof.
5. A sectional floor covering capable of adjusting level according to claim 1 , wherein the height adjusting block has connecting grooves formed in the lower surface thereof, so that a number of height adjusting blocks can be piled up by coupling the connecting tongues and the connecting grooves with each other.
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