WO2007107686A1 - Layered panel for use as fire surround - Google Patents
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
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- the present invention relates to a component for a fire, for example a surround and particularly, although not exclusively, to a surround for a fire, as well as a back panel, hearth and the like.
- Gas fires are well known for use in the home.
- One particular type of gas fire which is of increasing popularity is the flueless, flame effect gas fire.
- heavy surrounds are cumbersome. Manufacture, transport and installation such heavy surrounds may be problematic. For example, manoeuvring such items at all stages of the supply chain can be difficult and installation may require large labour costs, especially when installing at an elevated location.
- a first aspect of the invention provides a fire surround, the surround comprising a body fabricated from a light weight material to which is secured a fascia material.
- the fascia material is a natural material which may be selected from ceramics, stone, minerals or metal.
- the stone is preferably selected from limestone, marble, granite, slate and so on.
- the fascia may be 2 - 35 mm thick, say 2 to 20 mm and preferably 4 to 10mm, e.g. 5mm thick.
- the light weight material is porous.
- the term 'light weight' refers to a material having a density less than that of the fascia material.
- the fascia material say, stone, (e.g. granite having a density of 2600 kg rrf 3 )
- the light weight material will have a lower density, preferably over 50% less than that of the fascia, (e.g. a density of less than 1300kg nf 3 ), and most preferably significantly less than 50% of the density of the fascia material.
- the porous material may comprise an aluminium honeycomb material, preferably provided with an array of regular or irregular cells of which at least some may be interconnected to provide fluid communication therebetween.
- a core comprising cells has a facing bonded to a surface thereof.
- the core may be a flat structure with a facing bonded or otherwise secured to one or both major surfaces to form a panel.
- the fascia material is bonded to the light weight, e.g. porous material, for example, bonded to a facing of a core of a porous material.
- the component especially when used as a surround for a fire, will have a total weight of less than 40 kg, preferable less than 30 kg and preferably less than 25 kg when provided as an article in the form of a picture frame having external dimensions 1002 x 642 mm with a depth of 76 mm and an aperture of 538 x 286 mm.
- the low weight will ensure that the article can be elevated, preferably with ease, by two people.
- the light weight material e.g. the aluminium honeycomb panel, will be from 8 to 30 mm thick, preferably 10 to 20 mm thick and most preferably 11 to 18, say 15 mm thick.
- Figure 1 is a perspective view of a surround according to the invention.
- Figure 2 is a perspective view of the rear of a surround according to the invention.
- Figure 3A is an elevation of the surround of Figure 2;
- Figure 3B is a view along line A-A of Figure 3A;
- Figure 4 is an exploded view of a section through a surround according to the invention.
- Figure 5 is a perspective view indicating temperatures during operation.
- FIG. 1 there is shown a flueless gas effect fire FF which is provided with a surround 1 made in accordance with the invention.
- the fire FF is mounted on a wall W in an elevated position.
- the wall W may be, for example, a solid cavity, dry lined or timber frame construction wall.
- the surround 1 provides a frame 2, having a front 21 and sides 22, which defines an aperture 3 to accept, a fire FF.
- the surround 1 includes a body 4 of an aluminium honeycomb material 4 to which is bonded, on all exposed surfaces which are visible when installed, a stone fascia 5. Support blocks 6 are provided to improve the rigidity of the frame 2.
- Figure 4 shows an exploded and exaggerated view of a section through a surround 1 wherein the fascia 5 and honeycomb structure 4 are shown.
- the honeycomb structure 4 comprises a panel 40 formed of a pair of aluminium facings 41 bonded to core 42 comprising a plurality of cells 43. It will be appreciated that in the specific example shown the principal axis of the cells 43 is orthogonal to the principal axis of each facing 41.
- the panel 40 will typically be 15 mm thick although other thicknesses may be used.
- the cells 43 will typically have a hexagonal cross section.
- the physical data of a panel 40 fabricated from 3003 commercial grade aluminium is as follows:
- a two-part epoxy resin is used to bond the facings 41 to the core 42.
- the adhesive is pre-mixed and sprayed onto a surface of the facing 41 using a computer controlled spray booth.
- the facing 41 is brought into intimate contact with the core 42 and the adhesive wicks onto the walls of the cells 43.
- the panel 40 is then passed to a roller table to press to effect compression of the panel 40.
- the rollers or press may be heated to aid in the cure of the adhesive.
- the panel 40 may be formed with rebates or recesses for the reception of wiring, tubing or ancillary fixings to provide, for example, concealed connection points, if required.
- the wiring, tubing or ancillary fixings may be incorporated during manufacture of the panel 40 or may be located in the panel 40 subsequent to manufacture.
- the panel 40 may then be cut to size to provide a substrate from which the frame 2 can be constructed.
- the sides will typically be adhered to the front using a similar two part epoxy adhesive.
- the support blocks 6 are joined to the frame to help rigidify the structure.
- the fascia material 5 is then bonded to the facing 41 to cover all surfaces which are exposed in use.
- the adhesive is selected so that it will not degrade at the temperatures experienced during use and will not fail when exposed to thermal cycling regimes during use.
- a panel 40 formed as above, is bonded to either side of a sheet of fascia material, for example 10-12 mm thick stone.
- the stone can then be cut (e.g. sawed) in a direction orthogonal to the principal axis to provide two panels each comprising a honeycomb panel 40 and a stone fascia 5, e.g. the stone having a thickness of 5 to 6 mm.
- the fascia material will then be applied to the sides and around the central aperture 3. Whilst this does introduce a further cutting stage it also reduces the likelihood of damage occurring to the relatively thin stone material before it is adhered to the panel 40.
- stone may then be finished, e.g. polished, honed, decorated or painted, as appropriate.
- a typical surround, as shown in Figures 3A and 3B may be, say 1002 x 642 mm with a depth of 76 mm and an aperture 3 of 538 x 286 mm. Other sizes may be used.
- a surround 1 having a 15 mm thick body 4 of 3003 aluminium honeycomb panels 40 and a form as shown in Figure 3A and 3B, it has been found that when a 5mm thick fascia of granite is used, a surround 1 has a total weight of 19.4kg nrf 2 , compared to 60kg m "2 for an equivalent surround fabricated from granite.
- this represents a significant weight saving which will reduce shipping and installation costs, it may reduce material costs and the amount of natural materials which are used. It will also reduce the likelihood of damage to the surround 1 during transit.
- the surround 1 can be installed using fewer or lower duty fixings, fewer man hours and the risk of a catastrophic failure is correspondingly reduced.
- honeycomb materials which may be used include fibreglass, Kevlar, reinforced or unreinforced plastics and so on.
- the porous material need not be aluminium and/or a honeycomb structure.
- porous ceramics can be used. It is known that porous ceramics can have very low theoretical densities whilst maintaining structural strength.
- a porous ceramic material may be provided as a monolithic block or as several components joined together.
- low mass weight saving materials may be used, for example, pumice.
- the volume of free-space (e.g. air) in the body is significant (e.g. a major contributor) so that the overall mass is low.
- Means other than adhesives may be used to secure the body to the fascia, for example mechanical fixings, friction fits or snap fit arrangements.
- the surface temperature of the surround 1 is significantly less than the surface temperature of the glass of the fire FF. This shows that, even though there is much less mass of stone to absorb convected and/or conducted heat than would be the case with a solid surround, the temperature at the surface does not exceed 57°C and, in most locations the surround 1 may be touched without risk of burning.
- the means used to secure the two components together e.g. the adhesive
- the means used to secure the two components together must be capable of withstanding the stresses exerted thereon during use of the component which will, in use with a fire, be subjected to thermal cycling regimes (e.g. when the fire is in use and switched off).
- a two-part epoxy resin has been found to be suitable in this regard.
- the support blocks 6 may be replaced by aluminium brackets which may be screwed or riveted in place.
- An article made in accordance with the invention could be fabricated to provide a hearth or back panel for a fire. It could also be used to provide low weight picture frames or panels, e.g. fascia panels with a stone effect finish which would have the look and feel of solid stone but not the weight.
- the component could be used with electric fires, solid fuel fires, stoves, ovens and so on as well as Class 1 and Class 2 gas fires, all of which are to be considered 'fires' for the purposes of this invention.
- 'panel' is intended to mean an article which is self- supporting, that is an article which may bend but which can support its own weight when supported on an edge.
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