DE8608720U1 - Stone basket, especially for retaining and lining walls - Google Patents

Description

Füilemann + Co.

CH-9202 Gossau (Switzerland)

Stone basket, especially for retaining and lining walls

The present innovation relates to a stone basket, in particular for retaining and lining walls in the road, forest and Horticulture, as well as torrent control *? ^ And river structures, at which the wall parts, the bottom part and the cover part made of rectangular mats with vertically crossed grid wires exist, wherein the mats represent separate grid fields, the grid wires are bent at all ends to eyelets, in which eyelets for connecting the mats to one Basket connecting rods are inserted, which are also bent at least at one of their two ends to form an eyelet are.

Stone baskets whose walls are made of wire mesh known for a long time. The walls are connected to one another at their edges by drawn-in wires. These stone baskets, which are filled with stones on the finished structure, are not able to withstand the loads that occur, so that the wire mesh or its edge seams burst after a short time.

Stone baskets are also known which correspond to the Oberbagfiff Ms protection claim 1. Here the wall parts, the base part and the cover part consist of rectangular mats made of vertically crossed wire mesh. The mats represent separate grid fields, the wires of which are bent into loops at all ends. To connect the mats to a basket, connecting rods are inserted into the eyelets. The connecting rods are also bent over at least at one of their two ends to form an eyelet.

The latter stone baskets are much more stable and durable in use than the earlier wire mesh baskets.

The innovation aims to improve these wire baskets even more * in particular to facilitate the assembly of the mats into a basket.

The new stone basket is characterized by |

that the eyes of the connecting rods have a larger diameter in the longitudinal direction of the rod than in the transverse direction of the staff.

The advantages of this stone basket will be explained in more detail later.

Exemplary embodiments of the new stone basket are described below with reference to the drawings.

Fig. 1 shows a stone basket without a lid part,

Fig. 2 shows three connecting rods attached to one another on the stone basket,

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Fig. 3 shows an insert mat attached to a mat for reducing the mesh size of the Stone basket.

The stone basket according to FIG. 1 has four wall parts 1 and a bottom part 2 on. All of these parts consist of rectangular mats with vertically crossed grid wires 3. All ends of the grid wires 3 are bent over to "eyelets 4. To connect the mats to form a basket, the eyelets 4 of the grid wires are inserted 3 connecting rods 5 inserted. The connecting rods 5 are also to form eyelets 6 at at least one of their two ends bent over. In the longitudinal direction of the connecting rod, these eyelets 6 have a larger diameter than in the transverse direction of the staff. The eyelets 6 of the connecting rods 5 advantageously have an acute internal angle directed towards the rod and the ends of the eyelets 6 are welded to the rod. Inside the basket are from wall part 1 to 'Wall part 1 spacers 7 attached to prevent the basket filled with stones from bulging. the Welding points of the eyelets 4 on the vertically crossed grid wires 3 of the mats are expediently on the inside of the basket.

The grid wires 3 are advantageously made of metal, e.g. galvanized iron. But it is also conceivable that they are made of suitable Made of plastic. Profiles made of metal or plastic are also conceivable.

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To be able to use spouts for the basket with smaller stones the mesh of the basket can be reduced. For this purpose, insert mats 8 are attached to the inside of the wall parts 1, as which Fig. 3 shows.

The basket described has the advantage that, thanks to the diameter of the eyelets 6 of the connecting rods, which is tapered towards the rod 5 the nested Vef connecting rods, vvie Fig. 2 shows, immovably sit firmly and securely.

Claims (9)

4ft ti * A «· · · · · Protection claims 1. Stone basket, especially for retaining and lining walls which the wall parts [1], the bottom part [2] and the cover part made of rectangular mats with vertically crossed There are grid wires [3], the mats representing separate grid fields, their grid wires [3] are bent at all ends to eyelets [4] in which eyelets [4] are used to connect the mats to a basket with connecting rods [5] are inserted, which are also bent over at least at one of their two ends to form an eyelet [6] are, characterized ^ indicates that the eyelets [6] of the connecting rods [Γ] have a larger diameter in the longitudinal direction of the rod than in the transverse direction of the Staff. 2. stone basket according to claim 1, characterized in that the eyelets [6] of the connecting rods [5] one against the rod have directed acute interior angles. 3. stone basket according to claim 1, characterized in that the ends of the eyelets [6] on the connecting rods [5] are welded to the rod. 4. stone basket according to claim 1, characterized by inside of the basket from wall part [1] to wall part [1] attached ■ · ti * re · * · «· b -S- Spacers [7], which allow bulging of the ge with stones \ to prevent the basket full. 5. stone basket according to claim 1, characterized in that the welding points of the eyelets [4] on the vertically crossed grid wires [3] of the mats are on the inside of the basket. 6. stone basket according to claim 1, characterized by insert mats [8] which are attached to the inside of the wall parts [1], reduce the mesh of the wall parts [1] so that smaller stones can also be filled. 7. stone basket according to claim 1, characterized in that the grid wires [3] and / or the connecting rods [5] Made of metal. 8. stone basket according to claim 1, characterized in that the grid wires [3] and / or the connecting rods [5] Made of plastic. 9. stone basket according to claim 7 or 8, characterized in that that the grid wires [3] and / or the connecting rods [5] consist of profiles.