FR2679284A1 - SHELTER IN PARTICULAR INTENDED TO BE INSTALLED IN A STADIUM NEAR THE PLAYGROUND. - Google Patents

Abstract

The invention relates to a shelter, in particular intended to be installed in a stadium near the playground with a view to housing in particular coaches and trainers. This shelter comprises two side cheeks (1) consisting of a frame produced by means of at least four tubular profiles (14-18) assembled at an angle and carrying a filling panel (25), said profiles being provided, at the level of their junctions, assembly members intended for fixing sleepers, at least three sleepers (2-4) connecting the cheeks (1), filling panels (54-56) of the surfaces delimited by the sleepers (2- 4) and the two cheeks (1), sealing means carried respectively by the profiles (14-18) of the cheeks (1) and the cross members (2-4) and arranged so as to be interposed between said profiles and cross members and the infill panels (54-56), and glazing beads adapted to ensure the maintenance of the infill panels (54-56).

Description

SHELTER ESPECIALLY INTENDED TO BE INSTALLED IN A STADIUM

NEAR THE GAMES AREA

  The invention relates to a shelter in particular intended to be installed in a stadium near the playground, in order to house in particular coaches and trainers. Except in the stadiums of a consequent importance where fixed installations, such as pits, are planned to shelter the trainers, trainers, substitutes, the shelters met in the stadiums are all of artisanal manufacture They present, consequently, either an esthetics leaving to be desired, ie a high cost price resulting in particular from a unit manufacturing

not rationalized.

  The present invention aims to overcome these drawbacks and has the essential objective of providing a shelter, in particular for stadiums, having an aesthetic appearance and the manufacture of which is perfectly rationalized so as to

  obtain the lowest possible cost price.

  Another goal is to provide shelter to

  mount yourself delivered in pre-assembled elements.

  Another goal is to provide shelter

  can be used as an advertising medium.

  Another objective is to provide a shelter comprising an easily interchangeable panel making it possible to adapt it according to the teams operating on the playground. To this end, the invention relates to a shelter comprising in combination: two lateral cheeks constituted by a frame produced by means of at least four tubular profiles having the same profile, assembled at an angle: a base profile intended to rest on the floor, two profiles, called upright35 front and rear upright, extending orthogonally to the base profile, and at least one upper profile connecting the uprights at the end thereof opposite the base profile, said profiles carrying a filling panel and being provided, at the junctions 40 between respectively base profile and rear upright, rear upright and upper profile, and upper profile and front upright, assembly members intended for fixing, on these profiles, crosspieces extending orthogonally to the cheek, at least three crosspieces connecting the cheeks at the junctions between the base profile and rear post respectively, rear and upper profile and upper profile and front upright, panels for filling the surfaces delimited by the crosspieces and the two cheeks, sealing means carried respectively by the profiles of the cheeks and the crosspieces and arranged so as to be interposed between said profiles and sleepers and filler panels, and glazing bead profiles suitable for

  be joined on the cheek-rails and cross-pieces and ensure the maintenance of the filling panels.

  Such a shelter can be delivered, either entirely assembled, or in separate elements. In this case, the assembly of this shelter comprising two fully pre-assembled cheeks can be carried out by anyone in a very fast time, and requires only a reduced tooling. , namely a mallet and a male key.25 The method of mounting this shelter consists, in fact: of successively fixing the crosspieces at each of their ends on the cheek sections, arranging the filling panels so that '' they come into abutment against the sealing means carried by the profiles of the cheeks and the crosspieces, and ensure the maintenance of the panels by securing the glazing bead profiles on the profiles of

cheeks and sleepers.

  The last operation consists in fixing the shelter to the ground, advantageously using means of fixing to the ground

  consist of brackets in the form of brackets with wings pierced with oblong holes, said legs being adapted to be fixed to the ground and to the base sections of the cheeks.

  As regards the production of the cheeks and, according to a preferred embodiment, the profiles forming each cheek include a rebate adapted to accommodate the periphery of the filling panel so as to

  ensure that the latter is taken into the portfolio.

  In addition, for safety reasons, the cheek sections advantageously have an external wall having the shape of an L whose right angle is

round.

  In addition, these cheek sections preferably comprise a second wall defining with the first wall a tubular housing capable of accommodating assembly brackets introduced into said housing at each of the ends of the sections and locked in the latter. Furthermore, according to another characteristic of the invention, the assembly members consist of pre-positioned angles and fixed on the profiles of the cheeks so that one of the wings of said angles extends orthogonally relative to the plane of said cheeks in view. of

its attachment to a crosspiece.

  In addition, according to a preferred embodiment: each profile of the cheeks comprises a longitudinal groove capable of accommodating a wing of the angles, each crosspiece comprises a longitudinal groove arranged to come orthogonally into the

  continuity of the groove of the corresponding cheek section so as to accommodate the other wing of an angle iron.

  Furthermore, according to another characteristic of the invention, the glazing bead profiles include a

  elastic support fin against the filling panels, and latching means adapted to be clipped 35 into the aforementioned grooves of the cheek sections and crosspieces.

  The tightness of the shelter is preferably obtained by means of cheek sections and crosspieces comprising a wing provided with a seal carrier groove40 in which a seal suitable for

  serve as a support for a filler panel.

  In addition, the aforementioned wings of the cheek sections and crosspieces also participate, advantageously, in facilitating the positioning of said crosspieces.

with respect to said profiles.

  To this end, the wing of each profile of the cheeks has a projecting abutment element, and each cross member has a section adapted so that each wing of said cross members is positioned in front of the wing of the

  cheek sections in abutment against the abutment element.

  In addition, each cheek preferably comprises two upper sections arranged along the sides of an obtuse angle (i () and provided with assembly members at their junction, and a crosspiece connects the cheeks to the

  right of the junction between these two upper sections.

  In addition, according to a preferred embodiment, the upper profile coming in the continuity of the rear upright determines with the latter a same angle

  obtuse (i <) than that determined by the two upper sections.

  In addition, the crosspieces connecting the cheeks to the right of the respective junctions between the rear upright and one of the upper sections, and between the two upper sections, then advantageously have the same profile and have an external wall formed by two wings forming a dihedral. 'angle equal to (oi). Furthermore, in order to adapt the shelter according to the teams operating on the playground, the latter preferably comprises, on the one hand, two profiles connecting the front uprights of the cheeks towards the upper end of

  the latter, said sections defining between them a longitudinal slide extending orthogonally with respect to the front uprights and, on the other hand, an interchangeable strip 35 slidingly mounted in the slide.

  Other characteristics, objects and advantages of the invention will emerge from the detailed description which

  follows with reference to the accompanying drawings which show by way of nonlimiting example a preferred embodiment40 In these drawings which form an integral part of the

present description:

  Figure 1 is a perspective view of a shelter according to the invention, Figure 2 is a front view, on an enlarged scale and with cut parts, of the inner face of one of the cheeks of this shelter, Figure 3 is a partial section, on an enlarged scale, by a horizontal plane A, FIG. 4 is a partial section on an enlarged scale, by a vertical plane B, FIG. 5 is a partial section, on an enlarged scale, with a vertical plane C, FIG. 6 is a partial section thereof, on an enlarged scale, by a vertical plane D, and FIG. 7 is a partial section thereof, on an enlarged scale, by a vertical plane E. The shelter shown in FIG. 1 is intended to be installed in a stadium near the D-shaped play area in order to house in particular the coaches and trainers. This shelter is intended to be delivered in the form of elements which can be quickly assembled to one another. The various elements constituting the shelter as delivered for its assembly, are the following: -25 two side cheeks 1 fully pre-assembled provided with angles pending for the assembly of the other elements, four crosspieces 2, 3, 4, 5 intended to connect the two lateral cheeks 1: a lower rear crossmember 2, two identical intermediate crossmembers 3, 4, and an upper front crossmember 5, a front glazing bead profile 6 intended to be assembled on the front crossmember 5 for the support of a front strip 7, a U-shaped section 8 for holding the front strip 7, three panels 54, 55, 56 of filling the surfaces delimited by the crosspieces 2-5 and the cheeks 1, glazing bead sections 11 for holding the filling panels 54, 55, 56 on the crosspieces 2-5 (four in number per panel), a board 12 intended to extend between the cheeks 1 so as to serve as a bench, and members 60, 61 for fixing to the ground of the shelter. Firstly, each cheek 1 is produced by means of five tubular profiles having the same profile: a horizontal base profile 14 intended to rest on the ground, a first front upright of the facade 15, a second rear upright 16 of length less than that of the front upright 15, and two upper sections 17, 18 extending between the front sections 15 and rear 16 according to the

sides at an angle of 140 degrees.

  All these sections 14-18 are cut in miter at each of their ends and are assembled by means of brackets such as 19 housed in said sections and

  locked by means of screws housed in the wall of these profiles.

  As shown in Figure 3, the profiles 14-18 have a first wall 20 having the shape of an L having a rounded shape at the right angle One of the wings 20 a of this wall has towards

  its end and, on the inner side of the L, a groove

  seal 21 housing a neoprene seal 62 In addition, this wing 20 a is provided, at a distance from this end, with a

  protruding shoulder 22 intended to serve as abutment end for the crosspieces 2-5 coming to assemble with the cheek 1.

  The sections 14-18 further comprise a second U-shaped wall 23 delimiting a housing of substantially square section with the aforementioned wing 20a of the L-shaped wall 20, intended to accommodate the brackets 19 This wall 23

  U-shaped is arranged so that, on the one hand, one of its wings 23a is disposed substantially set back from the shoulder 22 relative to the seal carrier groove 21 and35 that, on the other hand, its second wing 23 b forms a rebate 24 with the second wing 20 b of the L-shaped wall 20.

  This rebate 24 is intended to accommodate a filling panel 25 introduced into the latter before complete assembly of the five sections 14-18 forming the cheek 1.40 so as to be taken in portfolio in said rebate a

once the cheek is done.

  This filling panel 25 is made of a translucent material such as a solid polycarbonate plate. Finally, the wing 23 a of the U-shaped wall 23 has, at its base and external side, a groove 26 for the snap-fastening of a glazing strip profile 11, and for the introduction of angles for the assembly of sleepers 2-5 mounted on these cheeks 1 This groove 26 further extends in the same plane as the shoulder 22 of

  so as to also serve as a butt stop at the crosspieces.

  As shown in Figure 2, the above angles are six in number, per cheek 1: one 27 for fixing the lower rear cross member 2, two 28, 29 for fixing each of the intermediate cross members 3, 4 and one 30 for fixing the upper front crossmember 5 They are prepositioned in the grooves 26, respectively towards each of the ends of the rear upright 16 and of the upper sections 17, 18, and locked in

  these grooves 26 by means of pressure screws.

  Furthermore, each cheek 1 comprises a seat profile 31, shown in FIG. 6, presenting a profile of general shape square, disposed between the uprights.

  front 15 and rear 16, parallel to the base profile 14.

  This seat profile 31 is secured to the front and rear uprights 15, 16 to the bracket 32 screwed onto said profiles It is intended to support the end of the

board 12 serving as a bench.

  Finally, opposite this seat profile 31, and the other side of the filling panel 25 with respect to said profile, each cheek 1 comprises a flat 33 extending between the front 15 and rear 16 uprights and fixed on the latter This dish 33 serves in particular as an intermediate support

  avoiding excessive deflection of the filling panel 25.

  The first of the crosspieces 2 connecting the two cheeks 1 consists of the lower rear crossmember connecting to these cheeks at the junction between base section 14 and rear post 16 As shown in FIG. 7, it consists of a section 8 in the form of a square tube 34, comprising a wing

  vertical 35 extending above the upper face 34 b of this tube, in the extension of its vertical vertical face 34 a.

  In addition, the wing 35 of this profile 2 is provided, towards its end, with a seal carrier groove 36 housing a neoprene seal 63. In addition, the upper face 34 b of the tube 34 has a groove 37 for snap-fastening. a glazing bead profile 11 This groove 37 is, moreover, arranged so as to accommodate one of the wings of the corresponding angles 27 pre-assembled on the side cheeks 1. The two intermediate crosspieces 3, 4 are intended to be connected to the cheeks 1, respectively at the junction between rear upright 16 / first upper profile 17 and first upper profile 17 / second upper profile 18 As shown in FIG. 4, they are produced from the same profile having a first wall 38 whose two wings 38 a, 38 b form an obtuse dihedral-20 with an angle at the top equal to 140 degrees The end of each of

  these wings 38a, 38b is furthermore provided with a groove

  seal 39 housing a neoprene seal 40.

  These crosspieces 3, 4 further comprise a second V-shaped wall 41 the wings 41a, 41b of which are connected by their free end to the internal face of those of the first wall 38 This second

  wall 41 forms a dihedral angle at the top equal to 40 degrees.

  Each of the wings 41 a, 41 b further comprises, towards its base and external side, a groove 42 for the snap-fastening of glazing bead sections 11 These grooves 42 are, moreover, arranged so as to accommodate each, one of the wings angles 28, 29 corresponding pre-assembled on the side cheeks 1. The fourth crosspiece or upper front crosspiece 5, shown in Figure 5, is intended to connect the side cheeks 1 at the junction between the second upper profile 18 and the front upright 15 It consists of a profile in the form of a rectangular tube 43 comprising a wing 44 extending in the extension of its upper face 43 a This wing 44 is, moreover, provided towards its end a seal holder groove 45

housing a neoprene seal 46.

  In addition, the vertical wall 43 b of this tube 43 located on the side of the wing 44 has towards its lower end an external groove 47 for the snap-fastening of a glazing bead profile 11 This groove 47 is, moreover, made of so as to accommodate one of the wings of the angles 30

  corresponding pre-assembled on the side cheeks 1.

  The other vertical wall 43c of this tube 43 is further provided, towards each of its ends, with two latching fins 48 in the shape of an L. The front bead profile 6, intended to be assembled longitudinally with the front crossmember

  upper 5, comprises, first of all, a vertical core 49.

  Towards each of the ends of this core 49, this section further comprises, on the one hand, a wing 50 provided with a snap-on hook 51 capable of cooperating with a snap-on fin 418 of the front crossmember 5 and, on the other hand, a second wing 52 parallel to the first, arranged to come in the extension of the upper wall 43 a,

  respectively lower 43 d of the tube 43 of said crosspiece.

  In addition, on the opposite side of the aforementioned wings 50, 52, and towards the upper end of the core 49, the profile comprises a cap 53 in the form of an L. This cap 53 is intended to form a slide for the front strip. 7, with the U-shaped profile 8, adapted to be screwed by its ends onto

  each of the uprights before 15 of the cheeks 1.

  The filling panels of this shelter are three in number. All three have a

  length appreciably less than that of the cross-pieces 2-5.

  The first of these panels 54, said rear, is intended to be disposed between the lower cross member 2 and the first intermediate cross member 3. It is made of a flexible rot-proof material such as a PVC plate sold under the brand "KOMAPOR", which can receive advertising inscriptions The second and third so-called intermediate 55 and upper 56 panels are intended to be arranged, on the one hand, between the intermediate crosspieces 3, 4 and, on the other hand, between the second intermediate crosspiece 4 and the front crosspiece 5 They are made of a material

  translucent such as alveolar polycarbonate sheets.

  It should be noted, moreover, that the lengths of the rear uprights 16 and of the first upper sections 17 of the 'gills 1 are adapted so that the position of the rear panels 54 and intermediate 55 can be inverted during assembly. In addition, the interchangeable strip 7, for example according to the teams operating on the ground, and made of a material such as KOMAPOR, is housed in the slide delimited by the cap 53 of the front profile 6

and the U profile 8.

  The glazing bead sections 11 for holding the filling panels are also produced from the same section and comprise twelve sections of this section, namely conventionally a section for each side of the panel. These glazing bead sections 11 comprise a core 57 provided towards one end with a fin 58 capable of coming

  in elastic support against the filling panel 54, 55, -

  56 Towards the opposite end of this core 57, these parelose profiles 11 comprise two parallel wings 59 extending orthogonally with respect to said core and shaped towards their end so as to be clipped into the grooves respectively 26, 37, 42 , 47 of the profiles 1418 of the cheeks 1 or of the crosspieces 2-5. Finally, the shelter is delivered with legs 60 in the form of brackets whose wings are pierced with oblong slots 61 These legs 60 are intended to be screwed respectively on the base sections 14 of the cheeks 1 and on the ground. The assembly of a shelter as described above is carried out in a few operations requiring only a small tool, namely a male key and a mallet, and can be carried out by anyone. The first of these operations consists in successively fixing the four crosspieces 2-5 on the cheeks 1 For this purpose, it suffices to thread the angles 27-30 1 1 into the corresponding grooves 37, 42, 47 of these crosspieces, d 'bring said sleepers into abutment against the shoulders 22 of the profiles 14-18 of the cheeks 1, then screw the pressure screws of the angles. The following operation consists in placing the filling panels 54, 55, 56 in their respective locations and then coming to block them with the profiles of

glazing bead 11.

  The front glazing bead profile 6 is then snapped onto the front profile 6, the U-shaped profile 8 fixed at each end and the strip 7 inserted

in its slide.

  The shelter thus assembled can then be fixed to the ground on a location previously prepared for this purpose and

  must have an acceptable flatness.

Claims (13)

  1 / Shelter, in particular intended to be installed in a stadium near the playground in order to house in particular coaches and trainers, characterized in that it comprises in combination: two side cheeks (1) made up of '' a frame produced by means of at least four tubular profiles (14-18) having the same profile, assembled at an angle: a base profile (14) intended to rest on the ground, two profiles, known as the front upright (15) and rear upright (16), extending orthogonally to the base profile (14), and at least one upper profile (17, 18) connecting the uprights (15, 16) at the end thereof opposite the base profile (14), said profiles carrying a filling panel (25) and being provided, at the junctions between respectively base profile (14) and rear upright (16), rear upright (16) and upper profile (17), and upper section (18) and front upright (15), of components d '' assembly (27-30) intended for fixing, on these profiles (14-18), crosspieces extending orthogonally to the cheek (1), at least three crosspieces (2-5) connecting the cheeks (1) to the right of the junctions between respectively base profile (14) and rear upright (1-6), rear upright (16) and upper profile (17) and upper profile (18) and front upright (15), filler panels (54 -56) of the surfaces delimited by the crosspieces (2-5) and the two cheeks (1), sealing means (40, 46, 62, 63) carried respectively by the profiles (14-18) of the cheeks (1 ) and the sleepers (2-5) and arranged so as to be interposed between said profiles and sleepers and the filling panels (54-56), 35 and glazing bead profiles (11) adapted to be secured to the profiles (14 -18) of the cheeks (1) and the crosspieces (2-5) and ensuring the maintenance of the filling panels (54-56).  2 / Shelter according to claim 1, characterized in that the profiles (14-18) forming each cheek (1) have a rebate (24) adapted to accommodate the periphery of the filling panel (25) so as to ensure   a hold in the latter's portfolio.   3 / Shelter according to one of claims 1 or   2, characterized in that the assembly members consist of angles (27-30) prepositioned and fixed on the profiles (14-18) of the cheeks (1) so that one of the wings of said angles extends orthogonally by compared to   plane of said cheeks for attachment to a crosspiece (2-   ). 4 / Shelter according to claim 3, characterized in that: each profile (14-18) of the cheeks (1) comprises a longitudinal groove (26) capable of accommodating a wing of the angles (27-30), each crosspiece (2- 5) comprises a longitudinal groove (37, 42, 47) arranged to come orthogonally in the continuity of the groove (26) of the profile (14-18)   corresponding so as to accommodate the other wing of an angle iron.   / Shelter according to claim 4, characterized in that the glazing bead profiles (11) comprise   a fin (58) for elastic support against the filling panels (54-56), and latching means (59) adapted25 to be clipped into the grooves (26, 37, 42, 47) of the profiles (14 -18) cheeks (1) and crosspieces (2-5).   6 / Shelter according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the profiles (14-18) of   cheeks (1) and the crosspieces (2-5) have at least one wing30 (20 a, 35, 38 a, 38 b, 44) provided with a seal carrier groove (21, 36, 39, 45) in which is arranged a seal   (40, 46, 62, 63) adapted to serve as a support for a filling panel (54-56).   7 / Shelter according to claim 6 characterized in that: the wing (20 a) of each profile (14-18) of the cheeks (1) comprises a projecting stop element (22), each crosspiece (2-5) has a section adapted so that the wing (35, 38 a, 38 b, 44) is positioned in front of the wing (20 a) of the profiles (14-18) of the cheeks   (1) in abutment against the abutment element (22).   8 / Shelter according to claims 4 and 7   taken together, characterized in that the stop element (22) of each profile (14-18) of the cheeks (1) is aligned with the upper face of the groove (26) so as to form with   the latter an abutment plane for the sleepers (2-5).   9 / Shelter according to one of claims 6 or   7, characterized in that the profiles (14-18) of the cheeks have an external wall (20) having the shape of an L whose right angle is rounded and one of the branches constitutes the wing (20 a).   / Shelter according to claim 9, characterized in that the profiles (14-18) of the cheeks comprise a second wall (23) delimiting with the first wall (20) a tubular housing capable of accommodating assembly brackets (19) introduced in said housing at each of the ends of the profiles and locked in the latter. 11 / Shelter according to claim 10, characterized in that the wall (23) has the shape of a U arranged so that one of the wings (23 b) of said wall -forms a rebate (24), the other wing (23 a) being endowed towards its   base of a longitudinal groove (26).   12 / Shelter according to one of claims   previous, characterized in that: each cheek (1) comprises two upper sections (17, 18) arranged along the sides of an obtuse angle (() and provided with assembly members (28, 29) at their level junction,   a cross connects the cheeks (1) to the right of the junction between the two upper sections (17, 18).   13 / Shelter according to claim 12, characterized in that: the upper section (17) coming in the continuity of the rear upright (16) determines with the latter a same obtuse angle (oc) as that determined by the two upper sections, the sleepers (3, 4) connecting the cheeks (1) to the right of the respective junctions between rear upright (16) and upper profile (17) and between upper profiles (17, 18) have the same profile and have an external wall (38) formed of two wings (38 a, 38 b) forming a dihedral with an angle equal to (i ().  14 / Shelter according to claim 13, characterized in that the crosspieces (3, 4) comprise a second internal wall (41) in the form of a V centered on the external wall (38), said wall (41) comprising two wings (41 a, 41 b) connecting at their free end to said external wall (38) and, provided towards their base, each with a groove external (42).   / Shelter according to one of claims 12   to 14, characterized in that it comprises three panels (54, 55, 56) for filling the surfaces delimited by the crosspieces (2-5):   a rear panel (54) of height combined with the length of the rear uprights (16-) of the cheeks (1), said panel being made of a flexible material such as a PVC plate capable of carrying inscriptions, an intermediate panel ( 55) of combined height of the length of the upper sections (17) of the cheeks (1), said panel being made of a translucent material, an upper panel (56) of combined height of the length of the upper sections (18) of the cheeks (1), said panel being made of a translucent material. 16 / Shelter according to claim 15, characterized in that the rear upright (15) and the upper sections (17) of the cheeks, and the rear panels (54) and   intermediate (55) respectively have a length and a height adapted to allow the position of said panels to be inverted. 35 17 / Shelter according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that it comprises:   two profiles (6, 8) connecting the front uprights (15) of the cheeks (1) towards the upper end of the latter, said profiles (6, 8) defining between them a longitudinal slide extending orthogonally to the front uprights (15), and an interchangeable panel (7) mounted sliding in the slide.   18 / Shelter according to claim 17, characterized in that one of the profiles (6), said front, consists of a glazing bead profile arranged to come to assemble longitudinally on the crosspiece (5) and comprising a cap (53) forming one of the wings of the slide, the other profile (7) has the shape of a U fixed towards each of its ends on one of the uprights front (15) of the cheeks.   19 / Shelter according to one of the claims   previous, characterized in that each cheek (1) has a profile (31), called seat, connecting the front (15) and rear (16) uprights and extending parallel to the base profile (14), a board (12) forming a bench is arranged so as to rest by its ends on the seat profiles (31).   / Shelter according to one of the claims   previous, characterized in that it comprises means for fixing to the ground consisting of brackets (60) in the form of brackets provided with wings pierced with oblong holes, said legs being adapted to be fixed to the ground and on the base profiles (14) * ears (1).   21 / Method of mounting a shelter in accordance with   one of claims 1 to 20, characterized in that it   consists of: successively fixing the crosspieces (2-5)   at each of their ends on the profiles (14-   18) of the cheeks (1), to arrange the filling panels (54,, 56) so that they come to bear against the sealing means (40, 46, 62, 63) carried by the profiles (14- 18)   of the cheeks (1) and the crosspieces (2-5), and ensuring the maintenance of the panels (54-   56) by joining the glazing bead profiles (11) to the   profiles (14-18) of the cheeks (1) and the crosspieces (2-5).