EP0716199A2 - Profile de bordure frontale pour balcons, terrasses et similaires - Google Patents

Profile de bordure frontale pour balcons, terrasses et similaires Download PDF

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EP0716199A2
EP0716199A2 EP95115991A EP95115991A EP0716199A2 EP 0716199 A2 EP0716199 A2 EP 0716199A2 EP 95115991 A EP95115991 A EP 95115991A EP 95115991 A EP95115991 A EP 95115991A EP 0716199 A2 EP0716199 A2 EP 0716199A2
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    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E04—BUILDING
    • E04D—ROOF COVERINGS; SKY-LIGHTS; GUTTERS; ROOF-WORKING TOOLS
    • E04D13/00—Special arrangements or devices in connection with roof coverings; Protection against birds; Roof drainage ; Sky-lights
    • E04D13/15—Trimming strips; Edge strips; Fascias; Expansion joints for roofs
    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E04—BUILDING
    • E04D—ROOF COVERINGS; SKY-LIGHTS; GUTTERS; ROOF-WORKING TOOLS
    • E04D13/00—Special arrangements or devices in connection with roof coverings; Protection against birds; Roof drainage ; Sky-lights
    • E04D13/04—Roof drainage; Drainage fittings in flat roofs, balconies or the like
    • E04D13/0404—Drainage on the roof surface
    • E04D13/0459—Drainage borders, e.g. dripping edges, gravel stops or dispersers
    • E04D2013/0468—Drip edges
    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E04—BUILDING
    • E04F—FINISHING WORK ON BUILDINGS, e.g. STAIRS, FLOORS
    • E04F19/00—Other details of constructional parts for finishing work on buildings
    • E04F19/02—Borders; Finishing strips, e.g. beadings; Light coves

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  • the invention relates to an elongated end wall end profile for balconies, patios and the like. with a slab covering provided on a base covering, which has a substantially flat anchoring leg that can be placed on the base covering before the screed is applied, from the front edge of which the profile section covering the end wall against external weather influences is placed, which consists of an approximately the The height of the screed in the end wall-side end region, essentially at right angles protruding upwards, and a profile leg section that covers the end wall of the base covering at least over part of its height and is directed downward.
  • end profiles are intended to cover a side of a balcony or terrace which is longer than an end profile which is only available for a limited length for reasons of transport. It is also often useful, e.g. in the case of a balcony, not only the side parallel to the front of the house, but also the sides of the balcony which generally run at right angles to the front of the house must be clad with such end wall end profiles.
  • the object of the invention is to provide an end profile which allows both an aligned and a corner connection of two such end profiles in a simple manner.
  • an elongated, groove-like recess with a narrowed mouth is provided on at least one of the flat sides of the end profile, which are not visible from the outside in the intended installation position the end edges of the end profile of the connecting elements can be inserted, which have a cross section that is at least partially complementary to the cross section of the groove-like recess.
  • the invention has the advantage that later by the arrangement of the groove-like recess on one of the flat sides of the profile which are not visible from the outside in the later installation position and which are also invisible, can then be used, which then ensure that it does not lead to an offset of the interconnected Final profiles is coming. As will be explained in more detail below, this is done in that a connecting element connecting two end profiles projects partly into the groove-like recess of one and partly into the groove-like recess of the other end profile and to a certain extent "locks" it.
  • the elongated groove-like depression (s) in the region of their narrowed mouth can be formed by two rib-like strip sections formed on the end profile at a parallel distance from the associated inner flat side.
  • This stiffening and reinforcing effect not only has a positive effect during transport, it is also much easier to install on site with a stiffer profile than with a flexible one.
  • the cross-section of the elongated groove-like recess (s) lying between the assigned inner flat side of the end profile and the narrowed mouth has the shape of a rectangle, the longer parallel sides of which are intended to lead away from the inner flat side or the inner surfaces thereof facing and guided over the narrowed mouth rib-like strip sections are formed, this has the advantage that connecting elements can be used, which can be produced inexpensively from commercially available profiles, for example by simply sawing off a length section.
  • the end profile can be designed so that one or one of the elongated groove-like recess (es) is formed on the inside of the upwardly projecting profile leg section, or that one or one of the elongated (N) groove-like (s) recess (s) is formed on the inner flat side of the profile leg section adjoining the anchoring section downwards.
  • a connecting element that may be used still accessible after installation or otherwise permanently fixed by the screed.
  • a connecting element is designed in such a way that it has a projection that protrudes through the narrowed mouth, this has the advantage that the projection creates a projection that can be used as a handle.
  • the connecting element can then be pushed over the abutting edge of two end profiles, simply by hand.
  • this approach has the advantage that the connecting element is stiffened and thus the connection point is protected against twisting.
  • the use of such a connecting element together with an end profile, in which the groove-like recess is provided on a side later covered by the screed has the further advantage that an additional anchoring surface of the connecting element is provided in the screed.
  • connecting elements in which the extension at its free end has an end section which is enlarged compared to the section passing through the narrowed mouth.
  • the enlarged end section increases both the stability of the connecting element itself - and thus also the stability of the connecting point - against twisting, as well as that of anchoring the connecting element in the screed.
  • the anchoring effect can of course not only be used at the connection points. Rather, for the additional anchoring of an end profile in the screed, connecting elements of the type described above, which therefore have this anchoring effect, can be provided at any points distributed over the entire length of the profile. At these points, the profile must of course have a groove-like depression. Especially in the case of extruded profiles, however, this is not a problem, since there the groove-like depression will generally extend over the entire length of the profile.
  • an embodiment of the connecting elements can be considered in such a way that the attachment is designed as an integral part of the connecting element or as a separately produced part that is later attached to the connecting element.
  • the connecting elements can be designed such that their part engaging in the groove-like recess does not necessarily have to be pushed from a lateral end face of the end profile into the groove-like recess, but rather the connecting element can be inserted at any point in the groove-like recess and then locked or clamped there by rotation, for example.
  • the part of the connecting element which engages in the groove-like depression can be substantially oval and have a thickness less than or equal to the depth of the groove-like depression.
  • the thickness of the oval and its small axis are then coordinated so that it is possible to use this part of the connecting element through the narrowed mouth of the groove-like recess, while the large axis of the oval is longer than the width of the groove-like measured perpendicular to the longitudinal direction of the profile Indentation is so that this oval part of the connecting element after the insertion of the connecting element into the groove-like recess by rotating the connecting element in the groove-like recess.
  • End profiles according to the invention allow a simple, inexpensive and, above all, problem-free connection of two or more end profiles to one another on site on the building object.
  • These profiles can be made from any material, in particular from plastic or metal.
  • the end profiles can be made in one piece or from several assembled individual parts. For example, the possibility of sub-profiles made of sheet metal, e.g. corrosion-resistant steel sheet, and then produce them by welding, riveting or the like. to connect to an end profile according to the invention.
  • corner elements can now be prepared for the connection of two end profiles at a corner, so that these are then available on site at the building and the end profiles no longer have to be mitered, as was previously the case.
  • These corner elements generally consist of two miter sawn short profile pieces, or the like by means of a correspondingly curved or angled connecting element and / or by welding, gluing. are releasably or permanently connected to each other. It is also possible not to assemble such corner elements from two sawn-in profile pieces, but to manufacture them in one piece. What is important is the advantage that can be achieved with these corner elements that namely when connecting two end profiles across corners by using the corner elements, the end profiles only need to be cut straight.
  • the end wall end profiles according to the invention are now used as follows: First, as usual, the anchoring leg of a end profile is placed on the top of the basic covering.
  • the base covering can be made of concrete, for example, and covered with a drainage mat and seals. Then the end profiles to be connected with this first end profile are cut or sawn to the appropriate length.
  • a connecting element is inserted into the groove-like recess of one of the two end profiles to be connected to one another, over which the second end profile is then pushed.
  • the connecting element can be relatively short in relation to the end profiles.
  • further connecting elements can be provided in the end profiles, as described above. Depending on the design of these additional connecting elements, these are then to be inserted or inserted into the groove-like depressions at the desired locations of the end profiles before or after the connection of two end profiles. Then a screed mass is applied in the usual way to the support plate in such a height that the screed after it has set in the end wall area essentially has the height of the profile leg protruding upwards. In the further processing of the balcony or terrace, it can now happen after the screed has set that the end profile is accidentally stepped on, which, however, has now become more stable due to the stiffening effect achieved by the groove-like recess.
  • a seal against the penetration of liquid into the screed can then be applied to the screed surface and to this seal the slabs of the slab covering can be applied using a slab adhesive or slab mortar. Finally, the joints are grouted between the tiles of the covering.
  • connection elements can be moved in the groove-like depressions by means of a tool or simply by hand. The latter is particularly easily possible if the connecting elements have the approach mentioned due to the narrowed mouth.
  • the end faces of the profiles can be connected to e.g. pasty sealants are coated and then pressed together so that no water can pass through at the abutting edge due to capillary action. Any excess sealant that may have been squeezed out after setting can be seen on the visible outside e.g. be removed with a sharp blade.
  • Figures 1 to 3 show an embodiment of an inventive end profile 1, which consists of an anchoring leg 2, the profile leg sections 3 and 4 and the strip sections 5 and 6.
  • the last-mentioned strip sections 5 and 6 form the groove-like recess 7, which is provided on the rear side of the profile leg section 4, which is no longer visible in the intended installation position.
  • the anchoring leg 2 serves to support the end profile 1 on the actual supporting plate of a balcony, a terrace or the like, as will be explained later in connection with FIG. 22. In the intended installation position, this anchoring leg 2 extends parallel to the actual support plate, which is not shown here.
  • the anchoring leg 2 also serves to anchor the end profile 1 in the screed, also not shown here, after the end profile has been placed on it 1 is to be applied to the support plate.
  • the anchoring leg 2 has a multiplicity of rectangular openings 8 here, which both stiffen the end profile 1 and also save material and weight and ensure better anchoring of the end profile 1 in the screed to be applied later.
  • these openings 8 do not necessarily have to be rectangular or even square, but that they can also have any polygonal, round or rounded shape.
  • the profile leg section 3 In the intended installation position, the profile leg section 3 essentially protrudes vertically upward from the anchoring leg 2 and covers the screed which is later applied to the support plate. The end face of this support plate, however, is covered by the profile leg section 4 pointing obliquely downward from the anchoring leg 2 in the intended installation position of the end profile 1. Due to this oblique inclination of the profile leg section 4, when the end wall end profile 1 is installed between the support plate and the profile leg section 4, a space which increases in the downward direction is created, so that this profile leg section 4 leads away from the end face of the support plate in the manner of a drip nose, so that the End face not drenched itself and can then be destroyed by an emerging frost.
  • FIGS. 4 to 10 show different exemplary embodiments of end profiles according to the invention.
  • the end profiles of Figures 4, 5 and 6 are particularly simple and consist only of an anchoring leg 2 and the profile leg sections 3 and 4.
  • the groove-like recess 7 was on the in the intended installation position from the outside Not visible and covered by the screed back of the upward profile leg section 3 is provided.
  • the groove-like recess 7 of the embodiment of FIG. 4 has an essentially trapezoidal cross-section
  • the groove-like recess 7 of the embodiment of FIG. 5 has an essentially oval cross-section.
  • a groove-like depression 7 with an essentially trapezoidal cross section was provided on the rear side of the profile leg section 4 which points obliquely downward in the later installation position.
  • the end wall end profile 1 of FIG. 7 has the profile leg strip 9, which forms a drip edge, at the lower end of the profile leg section 4 pointing obliquely outwards.
  • the groove-like recess 7 was provided on the back of the upward-pointing profile leg section 3 and formed by the rib-like strip sections 5 and 6.
  • FIGS. 8, 9 and 10 consist in the manner already described each of an anchoring leg 2, an upwardly pointing profile leg section 3 and an obliquely outwardly pointing profile leg 4. At the lower edge of the profiled leg section 4 pointing obliquely downwards in the intended installation position the profile leg strip 9 forms a drip edge.
  • the groove-like depression 7 is formed in each case by the strip sections 5 and 6.
  • the end wall end profiles 1 of FIGS. 9 and 10 have, in addition to the groove-like recess 7, a second groove-like recess 10, each of which has a groove-like recess 7 on the back of the screed, which in the later installation position is covered by the screed and which projects essentially vertically upward from the anchoring leg 2 Profile leg section 3 is provided.
  • the second groove-like depression 10 is provided on a flat side of the end profile 1, which is not visible from the outside in the intended installation position, but is not flowed around by the screed and remains accessible.
  • This groove-like depression 10 is formed by the strip sections 11 and 12, namely once on the back of the profile leg section 4 pointing obliquely outwards (FIG. 9) and once on the back of the profile leg strip 9 which projects from the profile leg section 4 substantially vertically downwards. (Fig. 10).
  • FIGS. 11 to 14 show various exemplary embodiments of connecting elements 13 according to the invention, FIG. 11 showing the structurally simplest exemplary embodiment of a connecting element 13, which consists only of a strip-shaped flat profile (for example a flat iron section).
  • the profile leg 14 of the connecting element 13 of FIG. 12 has a rib-like projection 15, which emerges when the connecting element 13 is inserted into one of the groove-like recesses of the end profiles described above through the narrowed mouth of the groove-like recess into which it is inserted.
  • the approach 15 has the effect that it stiffens the connecting element 13 as a whole. Since it emerges from the narrowed mouth during later installation, it can - depending on where the recess receiving the connecting element is located - flow around and embed in the still flowable screed so that it fixes the position of the connecting element 13 after the screed has hardened .
  • This anchoring effect can be further increased in that an enlarged end section is provided at the free end of the extension 15 compared to the section passing through the narrowed mouth. This is the case with the connecting elements of FIGS. 13 and 14.
  • the connecting elements 13 of FIGS. 13 and 14 each have an end section 16 which is provided at the free end of the extension 15 in the later installed state.
  • This end section 16 is enlarged compared to the section of the extension 15 which penetrates the narrowed mouth.
  • these end sections 16 can, after the screed has hardened, bring about a particularly good anchoring of the respective connecting element 13 in the screed and thus a reliable solidification of the connection between two end profiles which have been connected to one of these connecting elements 13.
  • the lugs 15 of the connecting elements of FIGS. 12, 13 and 14 also have a stiffening effect on the respective connecting element 13, so that it is opposite Torsion becomes stiffer.
  • the approaches 15 also offer a handle for the corresponding connecting elements 13 so that they can be easily moved in the corresponding groove-like recesses.
  • an end profile 1 is shown in a perspective view, wherein one of the connecting elements 13 described above has been pushed into the groove-like depression formed by the strip sections 5 and 6 on the rear side of the profile leg section 4, which is not visible in the later installation position.
  • the end profile 1 has a number of in this case rectangular openings 8 in the anchoring leg 2.
  • the end profile 1 sits the profile leg section 3 protruding upward from the anchoring leg 2.
  • the profile leg strip 9 which points essentially vertically downward, is attached.
  • the connecting element 13 was inserted into the groove-like depression formed by the strip sections 6, 7. It protrudes a bit beyond the end face of the end profile 1.
  • an end profile 1 is shown in section in its intended installation position on the front edge of a balcony.
  • the anchoring leg 2 is placed on the top of a base covering 17 and held by the screed 18 which is applied in the flowable state and subsequently hardened.
  • the base covering 17 consists of an actual support plate 19, on which a seal 20 and a drainage mat 21 have been laid.
  • the screed 20 is connected to the top of the drainage mat 21 in the area of the openings 8 of the anchoring leg 2 indicated by the dotted line, whereby the end profile 1 is securely anchored in the position shown.
  • the end face 22 of the base covering 17 is protected by the obliquely outward and downward profile leg section 4 and the subsequent vertical profile leg strip 9 against wetting and moisture penetration by flowing rainwater, whereby the relatively large space 23 ensures that no gushing or even in gusty weather dripping water is blown to the end face 22.
  • the profile leg section 3 protruding upward from the anchoring leg 2 determines the thickness of the screed 18 applied, the procedure in the manufacture of the screed covering 18 being such that the screed 18 which is still flowable is first poured in excess and scraped off, as a result of which a smooth transition between the top of the profile leg section 3 and the subsequent surface formed when the screed sets.
  • the tiles 24 are then applied to the set screed 18 by means of a tile adhesive 25 or a mortar covering. Finally, the tiles 24 are then grouted in the usual way.

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