WO2003033818A1 - Ensemble a fixer au sol - Google Patents

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WO2003033818A1
WO2003033818A1 PCT/EP2001/012025 EP0112025W WO03033818A1 WO 2003033818 A1 WO2003033818 A1 WO 2003033818A1 EP 0112025 W EP0112025 W EP 0112025W WO 03033818 A1 WO03033818 A1 WO 03033818A1
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Werner Otto
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    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E01—CONSTRUCTION OF ROADS, RAILWAYS, OR BRIDGES
    • E01C—CONSTRUCTION OF, OR SURFACES FOR, ROADS, SPORTS GROUNDS, OR THE LIKE; MACHINES OR AUXILIARY TOOLS FOR CONSTRUCTION OR REPAIR
    • E01C13/00—Pavings or foundations specially adapted for playgrounds or sports grounds; Drainage, irrigation or heating of sports grounds
    • E01C13/02—Foundations, e.g. with drainage or heating arrangements

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  • the present invention relates to a floor mounting arrangement, in particular for riding arenas or sports fields, which can be laid on any surface.
  • Floor mounting arrangements are generally used to make floor surfaces outdoors stable or passable. Particularly advantageous applications are in the ground fastening of riding arenas, paddoks and other sports fields, the ground fastening arrangements, for example as riding mats, providing the horses with an elastic and sure-footed surface.
  • EP 0 667 927 B1 of the applicant discloses an elastic floor fastening mat, which is advantageously used in particular as a riding mat.
  • This floor fastening mat consists of a plate-shaped base body made of elastic material, on the underside of which conical projections and on the top of which cup-like depressions are provided as water reservoirs and a multiplicity of knobs.
  • the knobs on the upper side of the base body have two different heights and are arranged in such a way that a knob of one height follows a knob of the other height in constant alternation.
  • This riding mat is usually placed on a rough surface, for example from a layer of gravel, and secured in position against slipping by the projections on the underside of the base body.
  • perforations are also provided in the basic body through which the water can quickly flow into the gravel layer under the basic body.
  • EP 0 364 474 B1 describes a base plate especially for play areas, which consists of an elastically deformable material and is essentially formed from a flat board without openings, on the underside of which extensions are formed in the form of short hollow cylinders, which bumps and the like to absorb loads on the top of the board in an elastically resilient manner.
  • a floor mounting mat similar in basic construction has already been disclosed in DE 86 32 856 Ul. This floor fastening mat also has a closed surface and is provided on the underside with a large number of elastic, pyramid-shaped knobs to dampen the impacts on the top of the mat.
  • the conventional floor mats are generally laid on a water-permeable layer of gravel or split from about 5 to 20 cm high, which was previously applied to the actual surface.
  • the floor mats with their extensions, knobs or the like are firmly anchored on their underside in this floor layer.
  • this leads to problems in different areas depending on the prevailing soil conditions, for example if the subsoil itself does not have a layer of gravel (e.g. with clay soil or in desert areas) and a sufficient amount of gravel cannot be obtained without considerable costs.
  • the floor mounting arrangement has a lower plate body for laying on a surface and an upper plate body.
  • the upper plate body is arranged with a liquid-permeable intermediate layer in between in a sandwich construction on the lower plate body and forms a walkable, drivable or similar floor area.
  • the lower plate body and the upper plate body are secured against slipping in the lateral direction relative to each other.
  • the lower plate body serves as a floor plate, so to speak
  • the upper plate body is the actual useful plate, which can be formed, for example, by one of the known riding mats or other floor mounting mats.
  • the intermediate layer can contain various devices or fillers in order to impart special additional properties to the floor fastening device depending on the intended use.
  • the floor mounting arrangement is advantageously suitable for easily building a so-called ebb and flow system with which the moisture in a floor area can be precisely regulated.
  • the lower plate body has first anchoring elements on its upper side facing the upper plate body and the upper plate body on its lower one Underside facing plate body on second anchoring elements, the first and second anchoring elements being in engagement with one another and preferably being studded with the lower and the upper plate body and knobs and rings.
  • both plate bodies can have an essentially rectangular basic shape with a longer and a shorter direction of expansion.
  • the longer direction of expansion of the rectangular lower plate body is oriented at a right angle to the longer direction of expansion of the rectangular upper plate body.
  • the basic dimensions of the slab bodies are, for example, approximately 86 cm ⁇ 120 cm, which results in a slab area of approximately 1 m 2 and has proven to be suitable dimensions for transport, for example on trucks.
  • the upper side of the lower plate body facing the upper plate body has depressions which can serve as a liquid reservoir.
  • the intermediate layer between the lower and the upper plate body can at least partially with split to form a solid base, with a moisture-storing material, a material with resilient properties and / or with rice bowls as a particularly environmentally compatible alternative in corresponding rice growing regions be filled.
  • a liquid-permeable barrier layer against solid particles such as sand can be provided in the intermediate layer between the lower and the upper plate body on the underside of the upper plate body. It is also possible to place heating pipes and / or Ent- and / or in the intermediate layer between the two plate bodies To install irrigation pipes, for example in the form of drainage pipes; pipes of this type are in particular also protected against mechanical damage between the two plate bodies.
  • the floor mounting arrangement can be further characterized in that a liquid-impermeable film is provided below the lower plate body. This film is also protected from mechanical damage by the lower plate body.
  • Fig. 1 is a greatly simplified sectional view for explaining the basic structure of a
  • FIG. 2 shows a plan view of a preferred exemplary embodiment of an upper plate body of a floor fastening arrangement from FIG. 1;
  • Fig. 3 is a sectional view of the upper plate body of Fig. 2 along line III-III of Fig. 2;
  • Fig. 4 is a sectional view of the upper plate body of Fig. 2 along line IV-IV of Fig. 2;
  • FIG. 5 shows a plan view of a preferred exemplary embodiment of a lower plate body of a floor fastening arrangement from FIG. 1;
  • FIG. 6 is a sectional view of the lower plate body of FIG. 5 along line VI-VI of FIG. 5;
  • FIG. 7 is a sectional view of the lower plate body of FIG. 5 along line VII-VII of FIG. 5;
  • FIG. 8 shows a schematic representation of a so-called ebb and flow system in which the floor fastening arrangement according to the present invention is used.
  • FIG. 1 A preferred exemplary embodiment of an upper plate body (FIGS. 2 to 4) and a preferred exemplary embodiment of a lower plate body (FIGS. 5 to 7) are described in more detail below; and finally Fig. 8 shows a special, advantageous application of the floor fastening arrangement according to the invention.
  • the floor mounting arrangement consists essentially of a lower plate body 10, which can be laid directly on any surface 16, and an upper plate body 12.
  • the upper plate body 12 is laid on the lower plate body 10 such that a Sandwich construction with an intermediate layer 14 between the two plate bodies 10, 12 is present.
  • first anchoring elements 34 of the lower plate body 10 which are provided on its upper side facing the upper plate body 12, are provided with second anchoring elements 32 of the upper plate body 12 , which are provided on the underside of the lower plate body 10, engages.
  • the lower slab body 10 can be laid directly on any surface 16 without previously applying a layer of gravel or the like.
  • the upper Plattenkorper 12 serves as the actual walk-on or drivable floor slab.
  • the upper plate body 12 can be designed, for example, as a conventional riding mat, paddock mat or the like.
  • a so-called footing 20, for example made of sand and / or chips, is applied to the upper plate body 12 at a height of approximately 3 to 10 cm.
  • coconut fibers can also be mixed into this footing layer, so that, for example, a footing layer of sand and crocheted coconut fibers is ultimately obtained.
  • a water guide layer made of broken material can be provided in a known manner on the upper plate body 12 or the riding mat and under the footing layer, the height of which corresponds to the height of the projections on the top of the upper plate body 12.
  • upper plate body for riding arenas, beach volleyball fields and the like, which is usually provided with openings as a water passage
  • closed and / or flat upper plate bodies can also be used, for example, to build up flat play or sports surfaces.
  • Such mats are known for example from EP 0 364 474 B1 already mentioned at the beginning.
  • the present invention does not apply to any special type of upper plate bodies and thus to special floor surfaces is restricted. Rather, the ground fastening arrangement according to the invention can be used in principle for fastening any lawn, sports field, playground and the like.
  • both the lower plate body 10 and the upper plate body 12 have an essentially rectangular basic shape with a longer and a shorter direction of expansion.
  • the lower and the upper plate bodies 10, 12 of the floor fastening arrangement are laid in such a way that the longer direction of expansion of the rectangular lower plate bodies 10 is oriented at a right angle to the longer direction of expansion of the rectangular upper plate bodies 12. This gives the entire floor mounting arrangement greater stability.
  • both the lower and the upper plate bodies 10, 12 are on their sides provided with connecting elements (not shown) which engage in corresponding counter-connecting elements on the adjacent plate bodies 10, 12.
  • connecting elements for example, designs in hook-like or slot-like form for mutual hooking in or pin-pass hole or screw connections are conceivable.
  • a mat is explained as the preferred embodiment of an upper plate body, which can preferably be used in equestrian sports and serves to secure riding arenas, paddoks or similar surfaces (FIGS. 2 to 4).
  • the upper plate body 12 shown in FIGS. 2 to 4 creates a floor area that is as optimal as possible on the Needs of the horses is matched. It is particularly important to offer the horses surefootedness and an elastic surface (in the simulation of a forest floor). At the same time, this upper plate body 12 ensures that large amounts of water flow away sufficiently quickly and nevertheless prevents the layer provided on the floor fastening arrangement from drying out too quickly.
  • the upper plate body 12 is preferably made in one piece, which leads to greater stability of the mats, since there are no interfaces or connecting layers between different individual parts. Furthermore, the upper plate body 12 advantageously consists of an elastic plastic material in order to improve the elastic properties. For example, PE, PVC or a mixed plastic is particularly suitable. Inexpensive and environmentally friendly production of the upper panel bodies is thus possible, for example, by using suitable recycling processes from a molding compound obtained from cable sheath waste or from a granulate made from waste rubber or old tires. Such a material is extremely stable and durable. At this point it should be pointed out that the lower plate body 10 can also be made from a plastic material and in particular from a plastic material obtained by recycling.
  • the upper plate body 12 consists of a plate-shaped base body with a thickness of approximately 5-15 mm and a preferably rectangular base area of approximately 80-90 cm ⁇ 115-140 cm.
  • a length of approximately 120 cm and a width of approximately 86 cm have proven to be advantageous as the basic dimensions for the lower and upper plate bodies 10, 12. These dimensions can be transported particularly easily, for example by truck or the like, and there is a base area per plate body 10, 12 of approximately 1 m 2 .
  • a plurality of first knob-like projections 22 and a plurality of second knob-like projections 26 are arranged on the upper side of this base body facing away from the lower plate body 10.
  • the first and the second nub-like projections 22, 26 are arranged in each case j matrix-like manner, wherein the spacing in each case approximately 50 to 80 mm amounts in two propagation directions.
  • the two groups of projections 22, 26 are offset from each other by half a grid dimension in the diagonal direction, as shown in FIG. 2. This results in a uniform distribution of knob-like projections 22, 26 over the entire upper side of the upper plate body 12, a first knob-like projection 22 being surrounded by four second knob-like projections 26 and vice versa.
  • a second nub-like projection 26 follows in a constant alternation after a first nub-like projection 24.
  • the knob-like projections 22, 26 of both groups are each in the form of a truncated cone, as can be seen in particular in FIGS. 3 and 4, but the projections are only slightly conical. The conicity increases the stability of the protrusions on the one hand and on the other hand facilitates the manufacturing process.
  • the two groups of knob-like projections 22, 26 differ both in their diameter and in particular in their height.
  • the first knob-like projections 22 are formed with a diameter of about 15 to 20 mm at their end facing away from the top of the base body and a height of about 10 to 30 mm.
  • the second knob-like projections 26 are formed, for example, with a diameter at their end facing away from the upper side of the base body of approximately 10 to 15 mm and a height of approximately 5 to 20 mm.
  • the arrangement and design of the two groups of knob-like projections 22, 26 with two different heights improves the elastic effect and the surefootedness of the upper plate body 12.
  • the grid size is advantageously chosen so that it corresponds approximately to the usual hoof size of horses.
  • Both the first and the second knob-like projections 22, 26 have stiffeners 24 and 28, respectively, in order to increase the stability of the arrangement.
  • the stiffeners 24, 28 have a cross-section substantially parallel to the top of the plate body 12, in the center of which the respective projection 22, 26 is arranged.
  • the edges of the stiffeners 24, 28 are preferably rounded and their side surfaces, like the side surfaces of the projections 22, 26, are slightly tapered in order to simplify the manufacturing process.
  • the stiffeners 24, 28 each extend from the top of the base body to about 2/3 the height of the knob-like projections 22, 26.
  • the stiffeners 24 of the first knob-like projections should above all 22 with the greater height do not end flush with the flat ends of the first knob-like projections 22, but rather are designed to be lower.
  • the knob-like projections 22, 26 are advantageously formed in one piece both with the stiffeners 24, 28 and with the base body.
  • Openings 30 are provided in the upper plate body 12 between the knob-like projections 22, 26 in the same grid dimension and extend from the upper side to the lower side thereof. These openings 30 serve to drain water from the top of the upper plate body 12 through the plate body into the intermediate layer.
  • the openings 30 have a diameter of approximately 15 to 20 mm, for example.
  • a so-called water guiding surface can be provided between the knob-like projections 22, 26 and the openings 30 on the upper side of the upper plate body 12. This water guide surface runs parallel to the top of the plate body 12 and is open on all sides.
  • the plate body therefore has in particular no walls which project upwards on its border and which delimit the plate body.
  • the water collecting in particular through rainfalls on the upper side of the upper slab body 12 can not only pass through the openings 30 into the intermediate layer 14, but also via the water guiding surface on the upper side of the plate body 12 run to the side. This leads to a faster drainage of the water and thus a faster drying of the place.
  • depressions can also be provided on the upper side of the upper plate body 12, in which rainwater can be collected in order to keep the useful layers applied to the upper plate body 12 moist longer to keep.
  • a plurality of projections 32 are provided which are intended to serve as anchoring elements. These anchoring elements 32 are preferably also formed in one piece with the base body.
  • the anchoring elements 32 have, for example, essentially the shape of a hollow cylinder, the side walls of the hollow cylinder advantageously being slightly tapered, as shown in FIGS. 3 and 4.
  • the side walls of the hollow cylinder anchoring elements 32 on the underside of the upper plate body 12 can be at least partially arranged opposite the stiffeners 24 of the higher knob-like projections 22 on the upper side of the upper plate body 12. This causes a very large material thickness at least in partial areas of the upper plate body 12, which supports the stability of the entire arrangement.
  • the stiffeners 28 of the lower knob-like projections 26 can also be more extensive, so that they too are at least partially opposite the side walls of the anchoring elements 32 on the underside of the plate body 12.
  • a plurality of anchoring elements 34 are provided on the upper side of the lower plate body 10 facing the upper plate body 12. These anchoring elements 34 are formed, for example, in the form of knob-like projections with slightly tapered side walls, as is shown in FIGS. 6 and 7. These anchoring elements 34 engage in the anchoring elements 32 on the underside of the upper plate body 12 and thus prevent the two plate bodies 10, 12 from sliding sideways in a simple manner.
  • the anchoring elements 34 of the lower plate body 10 do not close the openings 30 in the upper plate body 12, which in the exemplary embodiment shown in FIGS Central axis of the hollow cylinder anchoring elements 32 are arranged.
  • the upper side of the lower plate body 10 facing the upper plate body 12 is further provided with annular extensions 36 which form depressions in which liquid can be stored.
  • the annular extensions 36 are preferably formed lower than the anchoring knobs 34.
  • the anchoring elements 34 and the extensions 36 are connected to one another via stiffening ribs 40. Openings 38 are also provided between the anchoring elements 34 and these extensions 36, which serve as liquid passage openings.
  • the latter On the underside of the lower plate body 10, the latter has annular extensions 42 at regular intervals, via which the lower plate body 10 can rest in a stable manner on any surface 16.
  • the central axes of the annular extensions 42 are, for example, each aligned with the central axes of the openings 38. This allows the water to be drained further down from the top of the lower plate body 10 and the gaps on the underside of the plate body between the extensions 42 can be kept dry, which helps to stabilize the support of the floor mounting arrangement.
  • the annular extensions 42 can also serve to anchor the lower plate body 10 on the substrate 16.
  • the lower plate body 10 which is usually formed with a greater thickness than the upper plate body 12, serves as a substructure of the floor fastening arrangement and at the same time as a drainage system.
  • the system consisting of the two plate bodies 10, 12 described above forms an elastic floor attachment and at the same time provides an effective drainage function in order to allow the applied places to dry off quickly.
  • the top of the upper plate body 12 can, depending on the intended use, be tailored to the wishes of the user. to get voted.
  • both upper plate bodies 12 with nub-like projections on the top and flat plate bodies can be used within the scope of the invention.
  • the fluid-permeable intermediate layer 14 between the lower plate body 10 and the upper plate body 12 can in principle remain empty. However, it is advantageous to use the intermediate space in order to further improve the properties of the floor fastening arrangement according to the invention as desired by the user.
  • the intermediate layer 14 can be filled in by split, which forms a solid base for the upper plate body 12.
  • a liquid-storing material such as a brick granulate or lava
  • the resilient effect of the upper plate body 12 can be increased in the intermediate layer 14 by means of suitable elastic materials, such as, for example, crocheted fleece, coconut fibers or the like.
  • rice bowls have also been found to be suitable.
  • the use of rice bowls is particularly useful in rice growing or neighboring regions, so that lower transport costs arise.
  • the rice bowls represent a particularly environmentally friendly choice of material for the intermediate layer.
  • pipe systems can also be laid in the intermediate layer 14, which can be carried out by the both Plattenkorper 10, 12 are effectively protected against mechanical damage even without the use of large amounts of full material.
  • the pipe systems include, for example, heating pipes with which a faster drying or thawing of the floor layers 20 above the floor mounting arrangement, or drainage and / or irrigation pipes in the form of drainage pipes with which the moisture content of the floor layers 20 is more accurate due to faster flooding or dewatering can be regulated, conceivable.
  • a liquid-permeable barrier layer (not shown) against solid particles on the underside of the upper plate body 12.
  • a fleece or road construction fleece is suitable as such a barrier layer.
  • the floor mounting arrangement of the present invention can be laid directly on any subsurface 16 and without additional floor layers of gravel and the like.
  • the floor mounting arrangement can be used very variably depending on the wishes of the user through the use of different upper plate bodies with in particular different properties of their upper sides and different intermediate layers.
  • Another advantage of the floor mounting arrangement is that the two plate bodies, i.e. the main components of the arrangement can be made from a recycled plastic material.
  • a liquid-impermeable and weather-resistant film 44 is provided under the lower plate bodies 10 and is laid directly on the substrate 16. Damage to this film is prevented by the lower plate body 10.
  • the bottom fastening arrangement 10-14-12 is arranged on the liquid-impermeable film 44, and a footing or wear layer 20 is provided on the upper plates 12 of the arrangement.
  • drainage pipes are provided either below the lower plate body 10 or in the intermediate layer 14 between the two plate bodies 10, 12 for irrigation and drainage of the system.
  • These tubes are laid between the extensions 42 on the underside of the lower plate body 10 or between the extensions 36 and the knobs 34 on the top of the lower plate body 10, so that they are protected against mechanical damage.
  • these tubes are protected on the one hand by the film 44 and on the other hand by the barrier layer (not shown) described above against the ingress of solid particles such as sand, so that their functionality is not impaired in the long run.
  • the drainage pipes are used to drain the water, for example after large amounts of precipitation or to solidify the sand, to drain the wear layers.
  • a vacuum can also be applied to the drainage pipes.
  • so-called overflow pipes 46 are also provided on the edge of the floor mounting arrangement or the usable area for draining the usable layers 20.
  • the wear layers 20 on the floor mounting assembly can be maintained at a desired level of moisture with relatively small amounts of water.
  • the use of the plate bodies 10, 12 and the relatively thin wear layers 20 associated therewith also prevents the wear layers 20 from becoming swamped, even in the case of large amounts of precipitation.

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L'invention concerne un ensemble à fixer au sol qui peut être installé sur n'importe quel substratum (16) et sert, par exemple, à fixer au sol des terrains d'équitation et autres terrains de sport. Le dispositif à fixer au sol de la présente invention comprend un corps de plaque inférieur (10), à installer sur un substratum (16), et un corps de plaque supérieur (12) placé sur ledit corps de plaque inférieur (10), une couche intermédiaire (14) perméable aux liquides étant agencée en sandwich entre les deux corps. Cet ensemble à fixer au sol sert à former une surface accessible ou praticable, le corps de plaque inférieur et le corps de plaque supérieur étant fixés l'un à l'autre contre tout glissement latéral, par exemple, par le biais d'éléments d'ancrage (32, 34).
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