TWI860953B - Stone washing construction strip - Google Patents

Abstract

A stone washing construction strip is a construction strip used for stone washing construction. The construction strip comprises a construction strip body, including an abutment plate and two side wall plates respectively arranged on the abutment plate, wherein the two ends of the abutment plate respectively form a protruding end, and the two side wall plates are formed with a groove; and a cover body, including a cover plate and two embedded plates respectively extending vertically from the two ends of the cover plate; during the stone washing construction, the construction strip is The main body of the construction strip is laid out in a grid shape according to the construction manufacturing drawing and fixed with the abutment plate and the two side wall plates and cement paste. The protruding ends on both sides of the abutment plate are buried in the stone washing surfaces on both sides of the main body of the construction strip. After the stone washing work is completed, the cover plate is effectively removed from the groove. The cover plate can be recycled and reused without destroying the flatness of the joint between the cover plate and the main body of the construction strip, and can also avoid being scratched.

Description

Stone washing construction strip

The present invention provides a stone washing construction strip, in particular a structure in which a construction strip main body and a cover body are formed separately, so that the cover plate can be effectively removed, the cover plate can be recycled and reused, and the flatness of the joint between the cover plate and the spacer strip main body will not be damaged.

Please refer to Figure 1 and Figure 2-1, the existing spacer used for stone washing construction, the two sides of one end of the spacer 1 are respectively protruded outward with a flange 11, the other end of the spacer 1 forms a groove 12, the opening of the groove 12 forms an integrally formed cover plate 13, and the groove 12 at the other end of the spacer 1 is closed by the cover plate 13.

During the stone washing construction, referring to Figure 1 and Figure 2-1 again, the spacer 1 is laid out in a grid shape according to the construction manufacturing drawing and then fixed with cement paste, and the flanges 11 on both sides of the spacer 1 are buried in the cement surface on both sides of the spacer 1, and the cover plate 13 of the spacer 1 is cut flush with the cement surface, and the stone particles and cement are mixed and dry-mixed, and then a proper amount of clean water is added to form a cement mixture 2 of appropriate consistency, and the cement mixture 2 is poured into the grid separated by the spacer 1, and then compacted with a heavier stone roller or metal roller until the excess cement and water are squeezed out, and the stone washing surface 21 is pressed with a trowel. The cover plate 13 of the spacer 1 should be flushed, and most of the stone particles should be exposed on the washed stone surface 21 and should be evenly distributed. After all the washed stone surfaces 21 are solidified and semi-dry, the surface is rinsed with clean water to remove some cement and expose the stone particles attached to the surface. When the cement mixture 2 is rolled with a stone roller or a metal roller, it is not easy to tear off the cover plate 13 because the spacer 1 and the cover plate 13 are integrally formed. When the cover plate 13 is torn off and discarded, it is very easy to generate a sharp edge 14 (as shown in Figure 2-2) between the spacer 1 and the cover plate 13, and the construction workers are easily scratched by the sharp edge 14.

Please refer to FIG. 3 and FIG. 4-1, the patent TW M341064 previously applied by the applicant for a spacer structure for stone washing construction, to improve the spacer 1 disclosed in FIG. 1, which is not easy to tear off the cover plate 13. The spacer structure has a spacer body 1a, and the two sides of the rear end surface of the spacer body 1a are respectively extended along the periphery to form a flange 11a, and the front end surface of the spacer body 1a is provided with a groove 12a, and the opening of the groove 12a is formed with an integrally formed cover plate 13a, and the groove 12a of the spacer body 1a is closed by the cover plate 13a, and a slit is provided on the cover plate 13a near the two sides of the spacer body 1a. The gap 130a makes it easier to tear off the cover 13a. However, a sharp bevel 14a (as shown in FIG. 4-2) still appears at the junction of the cover 13a and the partition body 1a. The partition structure utilizes the two gaps 130a but still cannot smoothly remove the cover 13a from the junction with the partition body 1a. Construction workers are easily scratched by the sharp bevel 14a during construction. Therefore, further improvement is necessary.

The main purpose of the present invention is to solve the problem that the cover plate cannot be removed smoothly from the joint of the existing partition bar structure using two gaps, and the construction workers are easily scratched by the sharp bevel during construction.

To achieve the above-mentioned purpose, the present invention provides a stone washing construction strip, which is a construction strip used for stone washing construction. The construction strip includes a construction strip body, including an abutment plate, and two side wall plates respectively arranged on the abutment plate, wherein the two ends of the abutment plate respectively form a protruding end, and a groove is formed in the two side wall plates; and a cover body, including a covering plate, and two embedding plates respectively extending vertically from the two ends of the covering plate, so that the two embedding plates of the cover body can be embedded between the two side wall plates toward the groove or removed for reuse.

Furthermore, the inner sides of the two side wall plates are respectively provided with a locking groove, and the outer sides of the two embedded plates are respectively provided with a locking body correspondingly embedded with the two locking grooves.

Furthermore, the corresponding outer sides of the two sidewalls of the abutting plate are respectively provided with a plurality of grooves.

Furthermore, the bottom end surface of the abutting plate is respectively provided with a plurality of grooves.

Furthermore, the two embedded plates respectively form a vertical section and an insertion section connected to the lower part of the two vertical sections, and the two insertion sections are respectively inclined from the inner sides of the two embedded plates to facilitate insertion into the groove.

The present invention disclosed above has the following characteristics compared with the prior art:

1. The cover of the present invention is conveniently embedded in the main body of the construction strip, and the two engaging plates are used to embed the two side wall plates toward the groove. After the stone washing work is completed, the cover can be conveniently removed from the groove and separated from the groove of the main body of the construction strip, so that the cover can be recycled and reused to maintain the flatness of the joint between the cover plate and the main body of the partition bar, which is not easy to be scratched, thereby avoiding the accumulation of residues in the stone washing work in the groove, and the construction is convenient and there is no need to clean the groove after construction.

2. In the present invention, after the cover is embedded in the main body of the construction strip, the two latching grooves on the opposite inner sides of the two side wall panels are used to provide the two latching bodies on the outer sides of the two embedded panels to be correspondingly engaged with the two latching grooves respectively.

3. The main body of the construction strip can be fixed by the grooves and cement paste provided on the corresponding outer edges of the two side wall panels, and the grooves and cement paste provided on the bottom end surface of the abutment plate, and buried in the gravel surfaces on both sides of the main body of the construction strip through the two protruding ends of the main body of the construction strip.

The following, together with the attached diagrams, explains in detail how the structure of the present invention is assembled and used, which should make it easier to understand the purpose, technical content, features and effects achieved by the present invention.

Please refer to Figures 5 to 7. The present invention is a stone washing construction strip, which is a construction strip 3 used for stone washing construction. The construction strip 3 includes a construction strip body 4 and a cover 5, which are respectively made of plastic materials.

The construction strip body 4 comprises a contact plate 41 and two side wall plates 42 respectively arranged on the contact plate 41, wherein the two ends of the contact plate 41 respectively form a protruding end 410, and the two protruding ends 410 are respectively buried in the wash stones on the two sides of the construction strip body 4. A groove 43 is formed in the two side wall plates 42.

The cover body 5 includes a cover plate 51 and two embedding plates 52 vertically extending from two ends of the cover plate 51, so that the two embedding plates 52 of the cover body 5 can be embedded between the two side wall plates 42 toward the groove 43 or removed for reuse.

Referring again to FIGS. 5 to 7 , the two side wall panels 42 are provided with a slot 44 on their opposite inner sides, and the two engaging plates 52 are provided with a latch body 520 engaging with the slots 44 on their outer sides, so as to facilitate the engagement and fixation of the cover body 5 and the construction strip body 4 .

Referring again to FIG. 6 and FIG. 7 , after the construction strip body 4 is laid out in a grid shape according to the construction manufacturing drawing, the grooves 422 provided on the corresponding outer edges 421 of the two side wall panels 42 can be used to fix with cement paste, and the grooves 412 provided on the bottom end surface 411 of the abutment plate 41 can be used to fix with cement paste.

Referring again to Figures 5 to 7, in one embodiment, the two embedded plates 52 respectively form a vertical section 521 and an insertion section 522 connected to the lower part of the two vertical sections 521, and the two insertion sections 522 are inclined from the inner sides of the two embedded plates 52, so that the two embedded plates 52 of the cover body 5 are embedded between the two side wall plates 42 toward the groove 43, or the cover body 5 is removed from the groove 43, so that the cover body 5 can be recycled.

Referring again to FIGS. 5 to 8, during the stone washing construction, the two inclined insertion sections 522 of the two embedding plates 52 of the cover body 5 are inserted into the groove 43 between the two side wall plates 42, and the two latch bodies 520 on the outer sides of the two vertical sections 521 are respectively engaged with the two latching grooves 44 of the construction strip body 4, and then the construction strip body 4 is installed according to the construction method. After the manufacturing pattern is laid out in a grid shape, the grooves 422 provided on the corresponding outer edges 421 of the two side wall panels 42 can be used to fix with cement paste, and the grooves 412 provided on the bottom end surface 411 of the abutment plate 41 can be used to fix with cement paste, and the two protruding ends 410 of the construction strip body 4 are respectively buried in the stone washing surface 6 on both sides of the construction strip body 4.

Referring to Figures 7 and 8 again, when the stone washing work is completed, when the cover 5 is to be removed from the groove 43 of the construction strip body 4, the two latch bodies 520 of the cover 5 are separated from the two latch grooves 44 of the construction strip body 4, respectively, so as to facilitate the removal of the cover 5 from the groove 43. The cover 5 is separated from the groove 43 of the construction strip body 4, so that the cover 5 can be recycled and reused to maintain the flatness of the joint between the cover 5 and the construction strip body 4, and to avoid scratches, thereby preventing the accumulation of residues in the stone washing work in the groove 43, and the construction is convenient and there is no need to clean the groove 43 after construction.

However, the above is only a preferred embodiment of the present invention, and its purpose is to enable those familiar with the art to understand the content of the present invention and implement it accordingly, and it is not used to limit the scope of implementation of the present invention. Therefore, all equivalent changes or modifications made according to the shape, structure and features described in the scope of the application of the present invention should be included in the scope of the patent application of the present invention.

(Current)

1: Spacer

11: flange 12: groove 13: cover plate 14: sharp edge 2: cement mixture 21: gravel surface 1a: spacer body 11a: flange 12a: groove 13a: cover plate 130a: gap 14a: sharp bevel edge (the present invention) 3: construction strip 4: construction strip body 41: abutment plate 410: protruding end 411: bottom end surface 412: groove 42: side wall plate 421: outer side edge 422: groove 43: groove 44: slot 5: cover body 51: cover plate 52: embedded plate 520: Clamp body 521: Vertical section 522: Insertion section 6: Pebble washing surface

Figure 1: A three-dimensional diagram of the existing partition strip for stone washing construction. Figure 2-1: A side cross-sectional view of the construction of the partition strip and the cover plate in Figure 1. Figure 2-2: A side cross-sectional view of the partition strip in Figure 2-1 with the cover plate removed. Figure 3: A three-dimensional diagram of the partition strip structure for stone washing construction of Patent TW 341064. Figure 4-1: A side cross-sectional view of the construction of the partition strip and the cover plate in Figure 3. Figure 4-2: A side cross-sectional view of the partition strip in Figure 4-1 with the cover plate removed. Figure 5: A three-dimensional exploded view of the stone washing construction strip of the present invention. Figure 6: A three-dimensional diagram of the combination of the stone washing construction strip of the present invention. Figure 7: A side cross-sectional view of the construction of the stone washing construction strip in Figure 6. Figure 8: A three-dimensional diagram of the stone washing construction strip in Figure 7 after the cover is removed.

3: Construction clause

4: Construction strip body

41: Abutment plate

410: protruding end

411: Bottom end surface

412: Groove

42: Side wall panel

421: Outer side

422: Groove

43: Groove

44: Card slot

5: Cover

51: Plywood

52: Embedded plate

520: latch body

521: Vertical segment

522: Insert segment

Claims (5)

A stone washing construction strip is a construction strip used for stone washing construction, and the construction strip comprises: A construction strip body, including an abutment plate, and two side wall plates respectively arranged on the abutment plate, wherein the two ends of the abutment plate respectively form a protruding end, and a groove is formed in the two side wall plates; and A cover body, including a cover plate, and two embedded plates extending vertically from the two ends of the cover plate, respectively, so that the two embedded plates of the cover body are embedded between the two side wall plates toward the groove or removed for reuse. As described in claim 1, the stone washing construction strip, wherein the relative inner sides of the two side wall panels are respectively provided with a slot, and the outer sides of the two embedded plates are respectively provided with a latch body that is embedded in correspondence with the two slots. As described in claim 1, the stone washing construction strip, wherein the outer edges corresponding to the two side wall panels of the abutment plate are respectively provided with a plurality of grooves. A stone washing construction strip as described in claim 1, wherein the bottom end surface of the abutment plate is respectively provided with a plurality of grooves. As described in claim 1, the stone washing construction strip, wherein the two embedded plates respectively form a vertical section and an insertion section connected to the bottom of the two vertical sections, and the two insertion sections are inclined from the inner sides of the two embedded plates to facilitate insertion into the groove.

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