WO2004018798A2 - Floor made from individual elements - Google Patents
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- E04F15/02016—Construction of joints, e.g. dividing strips with sealing elements between flooring elements
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- the invention relates to a floor consisting of individual flat elements.
- the invention is particularly intended for removable and thus reusable floors.
- removable floors that can be used repeatedly, which are required, for example, for exhibitions and trade fairs, it has so far not been possible to easily design flat and high-quality floor surfaces with a high load-bearing capacity, in particular using thin and therefore light natural stone slabs.
- a nerle system in which laying boards are used, which are laid individually next to one another or with the aid of a connecting plate body.
- Natural stone slabs are thick and heavy and therefore difficult to transport in the usual way to achieve the required strength and are therefore not suitable for multiple use. Natural stone slabs in thin and therefore easy to transport
- Executions must be on. Due to their risk of breakage, they are glued to a flat underlayer or laid in a mortar bed and are therefore also unsuitable for multiple use.
- the invention has for its object to provide a floor design of high strength with individual elements that are both easy and easy to transport and easy to remove after installation and are therefore reusable and in the height differences and shifts in the plane of the plate between adjacent plates in a simple manner become.
- the invention has a number of advantages.
- the light-material layer achieves a very high strength of the floor elements, which is sufficiently break-proof even with high point loads, which occur, for example, when setting up point-supported shelves or cupboards as well as when driving with heavy vehicles without having to lay the floor elements in a mortar bed or glue the floor elements to an underlayer. It is sufficient even for loads from the wheels of heavy vehicles, crosswise relatively thin and narrow strips of CFRP fabric on the
- the flat elements as multi-layer panels with a thin, pressure and abrasion-resistant panel and a light material layer arranged underneath and through the arrangement of support panels with a thickness of less than 5 mm below the joint areas of multi-layer panels, being on the upper side of the support panels
- Several elevations are arranged, which can either be pressed into the light material layer or in lower depressions of the Lightweight layer can be inserted, it is possible to secure the multilayer panels according to the invention in a simple manner when laying against one another in such a way that a displacement between the panels can be excluded.
- the multilayer boards according to the invention can be pressed with their light material layer onto these domes of the laid support plates, so that a firm connection between adjacent laid multilayer boards is achieved.
- the multi-layer panels according to the invention can be connected to one another in a grid predetermined by the support plates.
- By arranging needle-shaped teeth with a point on the top of the support plates it is possible in a simple manner to produce a nail-sheet-like element, into which the molten-layered plates according to the invention are pressed from above in any grid and can thus be fixed against one another.
- This variant is particularly useful when the planned number of reuse cycles of the multilayer boards is limited.
- the laying of multi-layer panels with depressions in the light material layer, which are placed on the mandrels of the support plate, is useful if the flooring according to the invention is assembled and disassembled very frequently.
- the arrangement of sleeves in the recesses in the light material layer ensures that the sizes of the depressions in the light material layer do not increase due to the Do e if the floor is frequently assembled and disassembled.
- the webs run within the joints of the multi-layer panels.
- the arrangement of the support plates with elevations can be combined with the formation of multilayer plates, in which A flat reinforcement is at least partially arranged between the thin plate and the light material layer.
- the support plates according to the invention with multilayer plates in which the edges of the light material layer run parallel to the edges of the thin plate, with the thin plate protruding from the light material layer at some edges and the light material layer from the plate at further edges survives.
- the height of webs which may be arranged on the support plate must not be greater than the thickness of the light material layer.
- FIG. 1 is a plan view of a multi-layer board according to the invention
- FIG. 5 is a sectional view of a further embodiment
- FIG. 6 is a sectional view of a further embodiment
- FIG. 7 is a bottom view of a further embodiment
- FIG. 8 is a sectional view of a further embodiment
- FIG. 9 is an associated top view
- FIG. 10 is a system view of prevented joint movements
- FIG. 11 is a sectional view of a further embodiment
- FIG. 12 is a sectional view of another embodiment
- FIG. 13 is a sectional view of another embodiment
- FIG. 14 is a sectional view of another embodiment
- 15 is a circuit diagram of a further embodiment.
- 17 is a sectional view of a further embodiment
- FIG. 18 shows a sectional illustration of a further embodiment
- FIG. 19 shows a sectional illustration of a further embodiment
- 21 is a bottom view of a further embodiment
- FIG. 22 shows a sectional illustration with a first embodiment of a support plate according to the invention
- FIG. 23 shows an isometric illustration of a support plate
- FIG. 24 is a plan view of a second embodiment of a support plate according to the invention.
- 25 is a plan view of a third embodiment of a platen according to the invention.
- Fig. 26 is a plan view of a fourth embodiment of a platen according to the invention.
- FIG. 1 shows the top view of a composite panel according to the invention, which is formed from a thin top panel 1 and a light-material layer 4 glued underneath.
- the plate 1 and the light material layer 4 have a square shape in plan, the edge length of the light material layer 4 being slightly larger than the edge length of the thin plate 1.
- the edges of the plate 1 and the light material layer 4 run parallel.
- FIG. 2 shows two adjacent composite panels according to the invention according to FIG. 1 laid in a composite; plate 1 is a tile. Since the supernatant of the light material layer 4 is shown on the left
- Composite plate compared to the thin plate 1 is slightly larger than the protrusion of the thin plate 1 shown on the right relative to the associated light material layer 4, there is a joint between each two adjacent plates 1. Surface water, which penetrates into this joint, can pass through groove-shaped depressions 13, which protrude in
- the composite panels according to the invention are laid on a substrate, a soft mat 12 being arranged between the substrate and the composite panels, which as
- Foam rubber mat is formed and serves both to secure the composite panels against horizontal displacement and to compensate for slight unevenness in the surface.
- Composite panels according to the invention laid in a composite are prevented by the mutually arranged projections between panel 1 and light material layer 4 from forming
- Flowing screed 7 and the AusfJäl ⁇ rungsfon ⁇ the composite panel according to the invention is also a soft mat 12 is arranged.
- the offset between the thin plate 1 and the light material layer 4 is formed analogously to Figure 2.
- the plate 1 is made of natural stone, on the lower side of which a flat reinforcement 2 made of CFRP is glued. The between the plate 1 and the
- Reinforcement 2 made of CFRP, which is glued together with light material 4 has a very high modulus of elasticity compared to natural stone slab 1 as well as a very high tensile and compressive strength and serves to increase the load-bearing capacity of the composite slab.
- the joint formed between two adjacent plates 1 is filled by a cover strip 14. In the side surfaces of the
- a layer 3 is arranged in each of the light-material layer 4 and a connecting bar 9 is pressed into each of the opposite grooves 3, which serves to additionally secure the composite panels against horizontal displacement and against the formation of shoulders between adjacent composite panels.
- an adhesive connection 20 is arranged between the protruding edge of the light material layer 4 and the protruding edge of the plate 1, which consists of a mutually adhesive strip which serves to prevent displacements in the plate direction between adjacent multilayer plates.
- FIG. 5 shows a further embodiment in which a Velcro fastener 21 is arranged between the protruding plate 1 and the protruding light material layer 4, part of the Velcro fastener 21 being firmly glued to an underside of the plate 1 reinforced with reinforcement 2 and the counterpart of the Velcro fastener 21 is glued to an upper side of the protruding edge of the light material layer 4.
- Figure 6 shows an embodiment in which a flat, longitudinally shaped strip 22 is glued to the underside of the plate 1, on which downward-pointing needle-like teeth 23 are arranged, which when laying the multi-layered plate shown on the right in the light material layer 4 of the previously installed multi-layer board are pressed in and thus prevent mutual displacement of the two multi-layer boards.
- This connection like the connections shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, is distinguished by the fact that, with changing loads, adjacently arranged plates slight movements due to the
- the elasticity of the connecting means 20, 21, 22 and 23 also significantly reduces the risk of breakage of the protruding plate 1, even for design variants in which no additional reinforcement 2 is glued to the underside of the plate 1.
- FIG. 7 shows an embodiment in which an edge of a light material layer 4 is provided with recesses 4.1 into which bulges 4.2 of a corresponding edge of an adjacent multilayer board can be inserted at right angles to the board plane.
- the recesses 4.2 are designed as undercuts, so that multilayer panels of this type, which are laid in a composite, cannot be moved in any direction of the panel plane by a simple connection.
- FIG. 8 and FIG. 9 show a further embodiment variant in which a full-surface reinforcement 2 is glued to the underside of the plate 1.
- a plurality of objectionable lower profile pieces 24 are arranged on the underside in the region of the protrusion of the plate 1, which can be plugged into upper recesses 4.3, which are arranged on the upper side of the light material layer in its protruding edge regions.
- the form of the upper recesses 4.3 is similar in the form of the lower profile pieces 24; it is also possible to insert the upper recesses 4.3
- Protect sleeve element which can be made of plastic, for example.
- FIG. 10 shows a schematic representation of two adjacent multilayer boards.
- different directions of displacement are shown, namely parallel to the joint F1, perpendicular to the joint in the plate direction F2 and normal to the plate plane F3, which are prevented by the inventive design of the multilayer plates and the connecting elements used.
- FIG. 11 shows a further embodiment, in which lateral profile pieces 4.5 are arranged on the vertical edge surface of the light material layer 4, which engage in lateral recesses 4.4, which are arranged in the light material layer 4 on the corresponding vertical edge of the adjacent multilayer plate.
- lateral profile pieces 4.5 are arranged on the vertical edge surface of the light material layer 4, which engage in lateral recesses 4.4, which are arranged in the light material layer 4 on the corresponding vertical edge of the adjacent multilayer plate.
- a joint element 14 is glued, which is designed to be elastic and whose dimensions are slightly larger than that of a planned joint between two adjacent plates 1, so that all joints are closed without the use of additional loose joint cover strips.
- Such joint elements are arranged on all edges of the plate 1, which are set back with respect to the light material layer 4.
- FIG. 12 shows an embodiment in which a T-shaped connecting bar 9 has a web pointing upwards, on which needle-shaped pointed counters 23 are arranged.
- the edges of the light-material layer 4 are protected with an angular profile 4.6, which is made of injection molding.
- these edge profiles 4.6 each have correspondingly arranged parts of a Velcro fastener 21, so that when the multilayer plates are pressed horizontally against each other, a connection is created between the plates, which prevents the deformations Fl, F2 and F3 according to FIG. 9.
- adhesive connections 20 are arranged between edge profiles 4.6 and consist of strips which are adhesive on both sides and which can be easily removed by pulling them out.
- a connecting strip 9 with a Z-shaped cross section is arranged, on the upper horizontal leg of which a lower profile piece 24 is arranged, which engages in an upper recess 4.3 in the light-weight layer 4, while on the upper side of the lower leg of the Z-profile an upper profile piece 25 is arranged, which engages in a lower recess 4.7, which engages on the underside of the light material layer 4 shown on the right.
- a groove 3 which is open on one side is formed on the underside of the light material layer 4 shown on the right, so that the lower edge of the Z-profile is flush with the lower edge of the two light material layers 4.
- FIG. 16 shows an embodiment in which a connecting strip is arranged on an angular edge profile 4.6, which is arranged to protect the light material layer 4 shown on the right, in an extension of the lower surface of the light material layer 4. The one shown on the left
- Light-weight layer 4 is provided in the edge area with a lower groove 3, which is also open on one side, so that the edge of the light-weight layer 4 shown on the left can be inserted into pliers which are formed by the plate 1 and the connecting bar 9 running parallel to it.
- Figures 17 and 18 show Ausfumbleungsfomien the edge of the light material layer 4, screws 27 are screwed in, on the head either a part of a Velcro fastener 21 is arranged or the head has a depression or a profile piece, with corresponding depressions and profile pieces being arranged in each case, so that plate edges designed in this way can be hooked up or plugged into one another.
- FIGS. 19 and 20 show an embodiment in which the protruding area of the natural stone slab 1 is reinforced by a reinforcement 2 arranged on the underside and a row of clips 26 are arranged below this reinforcement 2, which clips into a groove 3 which is on the top of the Corresponding protruding light material layer 4 is arranged, can be inserted.
- FIG. 21 shows a slab 1 made of natural stone with a reinforcement 2, in which the light material layer 4 is not shown for a better overview.
- the reinforcement 2 consists of two sets of strips of CFRP fabric arranged crosswise, each strip being approx. 1 mm thick and 7 mm wide. Four such CFRP strips are arranged in each direction of the plate; the reinforcement strips are glued to the underside of the plate 1 using a two-component adhesive.
- the light-material layer 4 is first provided with four parallel grooves on its surface, the groove width being wider than 7 mm and the depth being greater than 1 mm, and then a second layer 2.2 of CFRP lamellas with adhesive are inserted into these grooves in the light-weight layer 4, then the first layer 2.1 of CFRP lamellas is glued onto the second layer 2.2 of the CFRP lamellas at a 90 ° angle. After the adhesive bonds have hardened, adhesive is applied to the underside of the plate 1 and then the side of the light-material layer 4 provided with the CFRP lamellas is pressed onto the underside of the plate 1.
- FIG. 22 shows a section through a joint area of multilayer plates according to the invention with a thin plate 1 and a light material layer 4, a support plate 28 being shown below the joint area consists of metal and on which a web 30 is arranged at right angles, the height of which is slightly less than the thickness of the light-material layer 4.
- the web 30 is also made of metal.
- a dome 29 is shown on the left, which is slim and has a tip; The mandrel 29 is used when laying the multilayer shown on the left
- the mandrel 29 shown on the right side is designed without a tip and is not suitable for being pressed into a light material layer 4.
- a lower recess 4.7 is arranged in its light-material layer 4, which is protected by a sleeve 4.8, which is made of plastic.
- This shape of the dome 29 shown in the right-hand area of this embodiment variant is suitable for uses in which the grid of the joints between different multilayer panels can be predetermined.
- FIG. 24 In the plan view of a support plate 28 shown in FIG. 24, which has a circular base, four domes 29 are shown, each in FIG.
- a web 30 extending over its entire length is arranged on the support plate 28, by means of which a joint direction between multi-layer plates is predetermined.
- a further web 30 is fastened to the support plate 28 at right angles to this first web 30, by means of which a further joint between multilayer plates is predetermined in the area shown on the right.
- the domes 29 are slim and conical, so that layers of light material 4 can be pressed onto these domes.
- a plurality of teeth 23 are arranged on the support plate 28, which teeth are designed in a nail-like manner, so that the support plate 28 can be used in the functioning of a nail plate.
- a continuous web 30 is arranged on the support plate 28; The embodiment shown serves to connect multilayer panels with one another without already specifying the position of the joint in a second joint direction.
- two webs 30 are likewise arranged parallel to one another in a second joint direction, so that in this embodiment the joint grid for the melamine-layered panels to be laid is predetermined in both directions.
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