EP0077875B1 - Court de squash à parois constituées de panneaux de couches de matières plastiques pressées - Google Patents

Court de squash à parois constituées de panneaux de couches de matières plastiques pressées Download PDF

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EP0077875B1
EP0077875B1 EP82103828A EP82103828A EP0077875B1 EP 0077875 B1 EP0077875 B1 EP 0077875B1 EP 82103828 A EP82103828 A EP 82103828A EP 82103828 A EP82103828 A EP 82103828A EP 0077875 B1 EP0077875 B1 EP 0077875B1
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    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A63—SPORTS; GAMES; AMUSEMENTS
    • A63C—SKATES; SKIS; ROLLER SKATES; DESIGN OR LAYOUT OF COURTS, RINKS OR THE LIKE
    • A63C19/00—Design or layout of playing courts, rinks, bowling greens or areas for water-skiing; Covers therefor
    • A63C19/02—Shaping of the surface of courts according to the necessities of the different games
    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E04—BUILDING
    • E04H—BUILDINGS OR LIKE STRUCTURES FOR PARTICULAR PURPOSES; SWIMMING OR SPLASH BATHS OR POOLS; MASTS; FENCING; TENTS OR CANOPIES, IN GENERAL
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    • E04H3/10—Buildings or groups of buildings for public or similar purposes; Institutions, e.g. infirmaries or prisons for meetings, entertainments, or sports
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  • the invention relates to a squash court, consisting of a base plate and four walls, which consist of spaced plastic-coated chipboard by means of supports and a plate space which is filled with a sand filling.
  • the squash ball game is also becoming increasingly popular in Europe.
  • the playing field consists of a rectangular courtyard with a length of 9.75 m and a width of 6.40 m.
  • the base of the playing field is a wooden swing floor, preferably made of beech straps.
  • the height of the playing field is 4.57 m on one of the two shorter end walls and 2.13 m on the other end wall opposite.
  • the upper boundary of the playing field is marked by a 5 cm wide stripe, preferably a red stripe. This strip can be used in a hall that can be set up in a hall, and at the same time the upper boundary of the side walls.
  • Such a courtyard must be set up in a roofed room, the height of which allows free play from the floor to the ceiling of 6 m.
  • walls with an all-round height of at least 6 m are required.
  • the squash ball game is played in pairs with a ball that partially converts the impulse given to it into impact work when it strikes or strikes, so it is not fully elastic. This ball is alternately struck by either player on any of the four courtyard walls and must have touched the larger front wall between two successive strikes by the two players.
  • squash court consisting of a base plate and four walls, which consist of plates spaced apart by struts and a filling material located in the space between the plates, in which the walls are made of struts
  • struts which consist of plates spaced apart by struts and a filling material located in the space between the plates, in which the walls are made of struts
  • Mutually spaced asbestos cement plates exist, in which the space between the plates is filled up to a certain filling level: squash courts of this type also essentially have the disadvantages already mentioned above, which are generally associated with the use of concrete, the walls in particular not have sufficiently good and defined rebound properties.
  • a disadvantage of this squash court is that the wall panels, made of asbestos elements, are kept at a distance by relatively solid beam construction, which means that optimal rebound properties of the walls cannot be achieved, since the rebound properties of the wall areas captured by the respective struts are elastically "dead".
  • a squash field of the type mentioned is described in DE-A-27 31 484, in which the chipboard by means of I Profiles are held, the flange outer sides of which are firmly connected, preferably glued, to the inner sides of the chipboard.
  • the I-profiles are preferably made of aluminum and can also bear the load of the roof structure.
  • the invention is therefore based on the object of improving the generic squash field in such a way that overall optimized playing properties are achieved and in particular the rigidity and mountability of the field walls is made more favorable.
  • this object is achieved in a squash field of the generic type in that the sand filling arranged between the particle boards consists of fire-dried quartz sand with a grain size of 1-3 mm; and that the prefabricated chipboard with a first, factory-applied primer made of a low-solvent two-component polyurethane system with flame retardant additives and a top coating applied at the installation site from one highly abrasion-resistant paint resin system coated with an aqueous epoxy resin.
  • a hollow support 10 which is made of sheet steel and has a cross section of about 90 x 90 mm in the support area.
  • the hollow support 10 has at its lower end a base plate 12 which is firmly connected to it, preferably welded to it, with dimensions of approx. 380 x 180 x 15 mm, which is provided with four screw holes 14, by means of which the base plate is doweled with the base can.
  • Two threaded holes 16 are used to receive an adjusting screw 18 with a lock nut.
  • 1 and 2 are preferably arranged in the third points of the 9.75.m long side wall of a squash field, optionally also in the game wall at various spaced-apart locations, and there firmly with the hollow supports 10 or loader U-profiles spaced plastic-coated chipboard 20, 22 connected, preferably glued, which makes it possible to align and stiffen the wall in question both horizontally and vertically without affecting the critical rebound properties of the wall in a negative way would.
  • Fig. 3 shows two abutting squash playing fields with playing areas 24 and 26.
  • a play wall generally designated 28
  • side wall 30 is located on the front side of the two playing areas 24, 26.
  • the playing surface 26 shown at the top in FIG. 3 is delimited on its side facing away from the playing wall 28 by an input wall 32, while a glass wall 34 is located at the corresponding point on the playing surface 24.
  • the game walls 28, the side wall 30 and the input wall 32 are each constructed in the manner known in principle from DE-OS 27 31 484 from particle boards 20, 22, which are made of aluminum or steel by U-profiles 36 serving as vertical wall closures, furthermore kept at a distance by vertical profiles, preferably I-profiles made of aluminum, which are arranged at a distance in the plate interspace 38 and are spaced apart.
  • the pressboard 20, 22 consist of highly compressed material with a comparatively large proportion of phenolic resin, the large-area pressboard forming the walls of the squash field being constructed from individual plates which are seamlessly bonded to one another on the spot.
  • the pressboard 20, 22 are coated at the factory with a two-component polyurethane system with flame-retardant additives as a primer, which cause flame resistance.
  • the coating system is a low-solvent coating system, with a double primer with the material available under the trade name Pefalon 115 Primer FH preferably being used as the coating at the factory.
  • abutting chipboards are then glued together seamlessly horizontally, but possibly also vertically, whereby the two-component material available under the trade name COMPAKTA PU adhesive VP 621-007, for example, can be used directly on the glue points when assembling.
  • the adhesive is strongly pressed together during the horizontal bonding, whereby the excess material is pressed out laterally. After drying for about 1 to 2 days, the excess material is repelled, whereupon the surface is coated with a synthetic resin spatula, for example one under the trade name Metall-Spachtel SCHRAMM 616/83/7500 GFS 022 available two-component filler can be used.
  • a synthetic resin spatula for example one under the trade name Metall-Spachtel SCHRAMM 616/83/7500 GFS 022 available two-component filler can be used.
  • a top coating by means of a two-component water-based paint system with highly abrasion-resistant paint resins based on epoxy resin, also with flame-retardant additives, preferably a material available under the trade name Pefalon-XL top coating can be used.
  • This final coating is precisely adapted to the needs of the squash game both in its color and in the degree of roughness, preferably by adding sand according to the
  • the space between the plates 38 is filled with annealed, i.e. fire-dried quartz sand with a grain size of 1-3 mm, the smaller the grain size, the smaller the grain, the smaller the momentum that returns the ball to the playing field after hitting one of the walls.
  • annealed i.e. fire-dried quartz sand with a grain size of 1-3 mm
  • Fig. 3 also shows a serving as a vertical wall closure and for connecting adjoining walls, in the embodiment shown the side wall 30 and the input wall 32 and the glass wall 34, hollow support profile 40, which has a substantially square basic cross section in horizontal section.
  • Two mutually opposite side surfaces 42, 44 of the support profile 40 have external central longitudinal grooves 46, 48 which run symmetrically to the longitudinal axis of the profile and which are arranged to accommodate wall attachments (e.g., as arranged above the actual walls 28, 30, 32, 34 to be described) 50 shown in Fig. 9) serve.
  • the two essentially flat side surfaces 52, 54 arranged perpendicular to the side surfaces 42, 44 of the support profile 40 are essentially continuous, so that here, as in the rest of the case, also in the manner shown in FIG. 3, on the side surfaces 44, 42 , vertical U-profiles 36 serving to close the wall, in particular can be screwed on, but in each case a corner shoulder 56, 58 is provided in the edge area of the side surfaces 62, 54 facing the side surface 44, which is intended for receiving a glass wall 34 or the like, but can also serve to receive the protruding longitudinal edge region of pressboard plates 20, 22 over the U-profile 36, as shown in FIG. 3 at the top right for the case of the corner heel 58 and the pressboard plate 20.
  • the support profiles 40 which are preferably made of aluminum, are installed, for example, in the manner shown in FIG. 3 on the rear of the side walls 30, i.e. thus they are located in the transition area from side wall 30 and rear wall 32 or 34.
  • the support profiles 40 can have both glass panes 34 and normal playing field walls, for example 30 or 32, and also wall attachments 50 (FIG. 9) in their corresponding form vertical vertical grooves 46, 38 or corner shoulders 56, 58 or recesses 60, 62 or connected to the corresponding U-profiles 36, in particular screwed.
  • FIG. 4 shows a side view of a side wall 30 of the type already described, the upper edge of which from the game wall 28 (shown on the right in FIG. 4) to the entrance wall 32 (shown on the left in FIG. 4) slopes obliquely in the manner customary for squash courts runs below.
  • a profiled section 64 is provided as the upper end of the side wall 30, the details of which are described in detail below with reference to FIG. 9.
  • An identical profile 64 also runs along the upper edge of the game wall 26, the details "A", "B” and “C” of FIG. 4 being explained and described in more detail below.
  • FIG. 5 and 6 show the detail "A" of FIG. 4.
  • the support profile 40 there has on its side facing the side wall 30 of FIG. 4 in the central longitudinal groove 46 a curtain rail-like fastening device 66 which 4 by means of hook elements 68, the side catch 44 in this exemplary embodiment are provided in the manner of a flange over the corner tabs ---. + 2e 58 and 56 in the manner which is further evident from the drawing, whereby the Corner shoulders 56, 58 are formed into longitudinal grooves.
  • FIG. 9 shows the cut-out profile 64 shown schematically there with the wall attachment 50 already mentioned in section.
  • the details of the profile 64 which serves as a horizontal wall finish and Which, essentially U-shaped, engages with its legs 78, 80 between the chipboard 20, 22 at its upper edge, are explained in detail below with reference to FIG. 10.
  • the profiled section 64 shown in FIG. 10, as already stated, has a substantially U-shaped basic cross section, is made from resilient steel sheet with a thickness of approximately 1.25 mm.
  • the legs 80, 82 are essentially bent at right angles at the end.
  • a substantially rectangular corner recess 86, 88 is provided in connection with the corner flanges 82, 84 thus formed.
  • a concave outline 90, 92 adjoins the corner recesses 86, 87 on both sides of the profile.
  • the profile 64 On its web side, the profile 64 has an external, central longitudinal groove 94 into which the web of the U-profile merges with the formation of two internal longitudinal grooves 96, 98 with an essentially rectangular cross section.
  • the profiled section 64 is used in such a way that the legs 80, 82 are brought from the position shown in broken lines in FIG. 10 by bending together into the position shown in solid lines and in this way are introduced into the plate space between pressboard plates 20, 22, whereby 9, the edge sections of the plates are then seated in the corner recesses 86, 88 in the manner shown in FIG. 9, the profiled section reliably remaining in the edge region of the space between the plates due to the resilient effect of the steel plate used.
  • the longitudinal groove 94 can be used for receiving a wall attachment 50 or the like, as can also be seen in FIG. 9.
  • the concave lines 90, 92 ensure reliable jumping of the ball and thus immediate recognition of a ball that is no longer valid, the walls of the squash court being optimally stiffened by the introduction of the profile 64.
  • the entire profile 64 is preferably dashed in red, so that the lines 90, 92 are clearly visible.

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1. Court de squash, avec un plateau de fond et quatre parois, qui consistent de quatre plats de copeau avec un couvrage de plastique placés à distance par des supports, et d'une espace entre les plats qui est pleine de sable, se caracterisant en ce que le sable entre les plats de copeau (20,22) consiste de sable de quarz d'un grain de 1 a 3 mm, seché par le feu; et que les plats de copeau préfabriqués (20,22) sont couches avec une souscouche d'un système de polyuréthane de deux composants d'une solvence basse avec des ajoutés résistants au feu sur le côte de travail et une couche de couvrage d'un système de résine de laque sur une base de résine d'epoxe aqueuse appliqué sur la placé de construction.
2. Court de squash, selon la revendication 1, se caractérisant en ce que les plats de copeau (20,22) voisins soient collés ensembles sans rainure horizontalement et/ ou bien verticalement.
3. Court de squash, selon la revendication 2, se caractérisant en ce que les plats de copeau (20,22) voisins soient collés ensemble avant l'application de la couche de couvrage.
4. Court de squash, selon une des revendications précédentes, se caractérisant en ce que supplémentaire aux supports verticaux dans l'espace entre les plats (38), des supports vides (10) sont liés solidement aux plats de copeau (20,22) avec une coupe à travers qui est approximativement rectangulaire, et qui contient un plat de fond (12) avec des trous de vis (14) ou pareils, ainsi qu'au moins une vis d'alignement (18) ou pareils.
5. Court de squash, selon la revendication 4, se caractérisant en ce que les supports vides (10) aient une coupe à travers carrée.
6. Court de squash, selon la revendication 4 ou 5, se caractérisant en ce que les supports vides (10) soient consistés de profiles d'acier.
7. Court de squash, selon une des revendications 4 à 6, se caractérisant en ce que le plat de fond (12) contienne quatre trous de vis (14) ainsi que deux vis d'alignement (18).
8. Court de squash, selon une des revendications 4 à 7, se caractérisant en ce qu'au moins deux supports vides (10) sont présents dans chaque paroi de côté (30).
9. Court de squash, selon la revendication 8, se caractérisant en ce que, à chaque point de tiers de chaque paroi de côté (30), il y ait des supports vides (10).
10. Court de squash, selon une des revendications précédentes; se caractérisant par des bouts des parois verticales en forme des profiles vides de support (40) qui joignent les parois decôté et du fond (30, 32, 34 respectivement) avec une coupe de traverse de base approximativement carrée, qui contient sur au moins deux surfaces de côte opposés (42,44), des rainures externes centrées longitudinalement (48,46), approximativement symmetriquement a l'essieu de profile longitudinale pour recevoir des surtouts au-dessus des parois (50) ou pareils ainsi qu'un surtout au coin (56,58) sur au moins un coin pour recevoir un paroi de verre (34) ou pareils.
11. Court de squash, selon la revendication 10, se caractérisant en ce que le profile de support (40) contienne deux surfaces de côté approximativement continues (52,54) pour le placement de profiles U qui combleront les éspaces entre les plats (38) verticalement, et continuent aux autres surfaces de côté (44,42) perpendiculairement, qui ont des rainurés longitudinales (46,48); que chacune de ces deux surfaces de côtés approximativement continues (52,54) sont adjoints à un entaille de coin (56,58) pour recevoir une paroie de verre (34) ou pareils dans une des deux surfaces de côté avec une rainure longitudinale (46,48); et que sur le long du bord qui se detourne du bout de coin (56,58), chacune des surfaces de côté approximativement continues (52,54) ont une cavitée (60,62) pour recevoir le bord frontale d'un plat de copeau.
12. Court de squash, selon la revendication 11, se caractérisant en ce que toutes les deux surfaces soient approximativement continues (52,54) des profiles vides (40) avec l'entaille de coin (56,58) sont adjointes aux mêmes (44) des autres surfaces de côté (44,42)
13. Court de squash, selon une des revendications 10 à 12, se caractérisant en ce qu'un affermissement pendant (66) pour un rets de ballons (70) est placé dans la rainure longitudinale (46) du profile de support (40) dans la réäion au-dessus des paroies du court (28,30,32) en vers la paroie de côté (30).
14. Court de squash, selon une des revendications 10 à 13, se caractérisant en ce qu'un poids (76) est placé dans l'espace vide dans les profiles de support (40), qui est adjoint au bord du rets de ballons (70) par une corde de tension sur une rolle de déviation (74) proche du bout dessus du profile de support respectif (40).
15. Court de squash, selon une des revendications précédentes, se caractérisant en ce que les profiles de support (14) soient d'aluminium.
16. Court de squash, selon une des revendications précédentes, se caractérisant par un profile de dehors (64) au bout de la paroie horizontale, qui forme une ligne de limitation concâve (90) sur les surfaces de côté qui s'ouvrent sur l'air de jeu.
17. Court de squash, selon la revendicaton 16, se caractérisant en ce que le profile de dehors (64) soit composé d'un materiel elastique, et dont la coupe de travers soit formée approximativement comme un U, pour que en repliant les deux côtés (78,80), on puisse les introduire dans la région periphèrique de l'éspace respective entre les plats (38).
18. Court de squash selon la revendication 17, se caractérisant en ce que chaque des côtés (78,80) du profile de dehors (64) soit approximativement fêlé à l'interne rectangulairement au bout, et, en conjonction avec la bride de coin, (82,84) forme une encoche de coin approximativement rectangulaire (86,88), pour recevoir une des regions des entailles des plats de copeau.
19. Court de squash, selon la revendication 17 ou 18, se caractérisant en ce que le profile de dehors (64) forme externement une rainure centrée longitudinalement (94) d'une coupe de travers approximativement rectangulaire sur le reglet de côté, pour recevoir un bout de paroie (50) ou pareil.
20. Court de squash, selon la revendication 19, se caracterisant en ce que le reglet de côté du profile U soit adjoint au côté de la rainure centrale longitudinale (94) en formant a l'intérieur deux rainures longitudinales (96,98) d'une coupe de travers approximativement rectangulaire.
21. Court de squash, selon une des revendications 16 à 20, se caractérisant en ce que le profile de dehors soit en tôle d'acier.
EP82103828A 1981-10-28 1982-05-05 Court de squash à parois constituées de panneaux de couches de matières plastiques pressées Expired EP0077875B1 (fr)

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