US648869A - Tile ceiling, wall &c. - Google Patents

Description

No. 648.869. Patented May l, |900. T. HORN.

TILE CEILING, wALL, am.

(Appucacion med Febfs, 1900.)

(NOHGBI.)

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. Tri-'..Ez CEILING, WALL; ew.

SPEGIFICATION' formng'partof. Letters Patent' N 11.6485869, dated May-1", 1900;-

Applicatl'oir iiled February' 5, 1900.. Serial' No. 4,086". (No model.)

To all. whom t may concern:

13e itknown that l, THEODOREHORM. a citington,v in. the Bistrict' of.A Columbia, have in- Ceilings, Walls, itc'wof which the followingi's a specification 1 This invention relates to certain improvements in theconstruction of.' tiles' such as are used for ceiling and; wall facin'gs' and in means for'suspendi'ng or otherwise securing sameto.- ceilli'ng-joi'sts or tothe nprightsi of partitions', ne.

. The means employed for securing: my, im#v provedv tiles to form ceiling and Wally facings are clearly'ilflnstrated: in the accompanying' drawings', to' which atten-tionl iscalled.'v

` 0n the drawings', Figure 1 isa. perspective View showi.ng."theI application ofi my' tilesI to Walls and. ceilings.` Eig. 2 iss aperspectifve View of my improved tile and its l'1oli'n.,'y wires. Eig.. 3 is asimilar View of. the tile with differenti style of' hooks. Fig.- 4f' represents pair of hold-ingmireswith. conneeti-ngLclamp. andsecnringstap1e.. Fig., 5; shows a'- single wirewithasecnring-staple.andivrasheru Ifig:r 6 is an elevation showing the wire confined;

-between. the staple and washer thereof 'g and?.

Fig. isaliorizontal View',l partly in section, of the. inYen-t-ion. inmodi-ed' form.

` On' the drawings the-letter a designates my' improved tile,y the back of whichis provided with outwardly-projecting hooks7 b bf',- which may be made solid, as. shown in Fig.v 3,. or with and 2. That. portion of the tilewhich. pro-y jectsatl the side and ensof' the; hooks'` is.

ving' by means: 0E staples d; which project.

through washers e, so as' to clampV thel s'a wiresand. hold same. in fixed' positions;l andv thehook portions ofthe ti'lesareatsn'chele tationc aste-"permit of theenfds of. the tiles;

"resting under the-staplesan thus insure a close-joint aswellas a uniform smooth. sur faceof tile-facing; y

To preveut'thci spreadimgof the support,-

; suitable fastenings l oi'the room I gently press the wires-apartan insert between same av tile, so that-when released from pressure thefwires will engagethe f hooks thereof. engagek the said; wiresxand then slipped under the projecting end of the tile.` This process is. repeatedv witheach tileuntil a joi'st orstud is reached',when the Wires are firmly secure 5 theretov by means of astapled and Washerfe. The projection at the ends ofthe tile is. such as t'o'p'ermit of its. reaching' about half-Way across a' joistor stiid; and.v under the securingstapleand Washers' Ineventtof the tile not' v reachingv thev center of. the material to which t, the'wiresare secured" the til-e Eollowingshoold i 1, be` cnt so? that. itsv end shall rest under or in 'f'rontof the ici/st.orother.l member of the ceiiing on Wall. 1, of the: tiles as they are being. placed. in. position,l ora thinmortar may beponredl overthe ving-wires after the tileshave been engaged 'thereby, I employ a series of double-ended zen of the. Unitedr` States,rv residing at Washel Figs.. 1,4, 5, and 6. vented new and; useful In'iprovementsin Tile I 1 first' stretch the wires. from one side of the room to the: opposite side thereof andl firmly wire hooks or clamps f', as clearly shown iu 4In applying;` my tiles. to ceilings or walls I secure them at suitable distance apart by' means of the staples d. and Washers@ or other Beginning. at one corner The clamp f is` then made to Mortar is applied. te the. backs hacks or behind the tiles and: allowedl tapercolate between the joints,l and'V thus assistvthe y wires. in holding. thel tiles', sothattheir fronts shall present a uniform. and smooth surface.. spaces between same, as indicated. atFi-gs. 1

Having' described my invention, what I claimY as new', anddesire. tosecure by Letters n p Patent,.ismade smooth. or level?,- the said ends. being i I. The combination in tilec'eili'ngs and walls, of' apair of wires and means' for' Iol'-v ing same. in. parallel positions,y asldescrifbed', ;-with-a' tilehavingoppositelyprojectinghooks gat its hack, the wires' adaptedV` tov be thrustapart to. engage the h'ooksfof the tile-substan- V tiall-y as anti for the' purpose seti forth..

In. tile ceilings and walls', the combination of tile provided at itshachwith oppo- `sitelypro iec-ting hooks, a. pair of' Wires and` i means for securing said- Wiresifn'A parallel lines to receive. the hooks ofj the tile, with double s:ended: hooks' for engaging: they Wires, to` hold samewithin. the hooks oi' the tiler substantially asset fertili..

3. In tile ceilings and walls, the combinathe rows of-hooked tiles, substantially as set tion of a. series of wires and meansfor holdforth. u 1 ing same in parallel lines, tiles having oppo-v In testimony whereof I have hereunto set sitely-projecting hooks, at the backs thereof, my hand this 9th day of January, A. D. 1900.

5 for engaging the alternate pairs of wires and THEODORE HORN.

' double-ended hooks'forholdingthe wires with- Witnesses:

in the hooks o'f the tiles, as described, with a v H. N. JENKINS, seriesoftilesadaptedtobesupported between E. A. PAUL.

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