WO2010113136A2 - A method for applying a coating on a surface to be decorated, in particular a wall, a ceiling or a floor - Google Patents
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- a further known method comprises application by spatula of a layer of acrylic plaster on a smooth and uniform surface, and a subsequent impressing thereon, either locally or all over, using a curved tool bearing a predetermined impression.
- the aim of the present invention is to obviate the above-cited drawbacks by providing a method for applying a coating on a surface to be decorated, in particular a wall, a ceiling or a floor, which enables a final decorative effect to be achieved which is particularly aesthetically pleasing, with work stages that are extremely simple and intuitive.
- the perforated templates can be adequately shaped such as to obtain final coatings that are smooth or in relief, which call to mind, by way of example, jungle and/or forest motifs, such as for example elephants, crocodiles, zebras, giraffes, tigers, leopards, snakes and even tree bark.
- jungle and/or forest motifs such as for example elephants, crocodiles, zebras, giraffes, tigers, leopards, snakes and even tree bark.
- At least a coat of protective paint can be applied, for example by brush, which protective paint is preferably transparent or of a chromatic shade which is compatible with the liquid or pasty fluid substance.
- the final effect of the covering evoking an elephant's skin is obtained with the following steps: 5 1) application of a white or coloured base coat on the wall to be decorated;
- Example no. 2 Zobra/Tlger/GIraffe.
- the surface to be decorated can be realised in cement, plasterboard, wood, plaster, plastic, glass, metal, preferably free of moisture,
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Abstract
The method for applying a coating on a surface to be decorated comprised following operating stages: positioning, on the surface to be decorated, a series of perforated templates in flanked order, such as to uniformly cover the surface to be decorated; applying on the templates a pasty fluid substance destined to be applied on the surface to be decorated through the perforated zones of the templates; removal of the templates from the surface to be decorated in order to identify a first graphic pattern,
Description
A METHOD FOR APPLYING A COATING ON A SURFACE TO BE DECORATED. IN PARTICULAR A WALL. A CEILING OR A FLOOR
TECHNICAL FIELD
A method for applying a coating on a surface to be decorated, in particular a wall, a ceiling or a floor.
BACKGROUND ART
The prior art contains various methods for applying paints on walls and ceilings which after drying exhibit irregular patterns in relief, which project according to the nature and type of the paints used.
A like decorative effect is achieved by the use of tools, such as rollers, sponges or spatulas, on surfaces which have been pre-treated with suitable products.
A further known method comprises application by spatula of a layer of acrylic plaster on a smooth and uniform surface, and a subsequent impressing thereon, either locally or all over, using a curved tool bearing a predetermined impression.
With the known methods, however, it is not possible to obtain relief decorations that are precise and homogeneous on relatively large surfaces.
The precision of the prior art applications in fact depends on the experience and/or manual ability of the operator and is strongly influenced by the size of the surface to be decorated,
The final decoration cannot therefore be precise and perfect due to the high manual component of the work stages.
This means that work is extremely long and laborious and also requires the intervention of able and expert craftspersons.
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION
The aim of the present invention is to obviate the above-cited drawbacks by providing a method for applying a coating on a surface to be decorated, in particular a wall, a ceiling or a floor, which enables a final decorative effect to be achieved which is particularly aesthetically pleasing, with work stages that are extremely simple and intuitive.
A further aim of the present invention consists in providing a method for applying a coating, smooth and/or in relief, realisable by any operator, even an inexperienced one.
The above-indicated aims are obtained with the contents of the claims.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
The characteristics of the invention will better emerge in the following description, in which some preferred but not exclusive embodiments are described, with reference to the accompanying tables of the drawings, in which figures from 1 to 10 schematically illustrate plan views of some variants of perforated templates, which enable the method to be actuated.
DESCRIPTION OF PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS
The method for application of a coating on a surface to be decorated, in particular a wall, a ceiling or a floor, in the general actuation modes thereof, comprises following operating stages:
•positioning at least a first series of perforated templates on the surface to be
decorated, having complementary profiles and being placed side by side such to uniformly cover at least a portion of and preferably a whole surface to be decorated;
applying, on an upper portion of the first templates, a fluid substance of predetermined viscosity and chromatic shade, for example liquid or pasty, which reaches the surface to be decorated by passing through the perforated areas of the templates, the fluid substance being applicable for example by means of a brush or spatula;
removing the first series of templates from the surface to be decorated in order to realize a first graphic pattern, which is flat or raised.
The above stages can obviously be repeated for a plurality of perforated templates, after removal of which a same number of graphic patterns can be identified, which appropriately superpose one another.
The perforated templates can be adequately shaped such as to obtain final coatings that are smooth or in relief, which call to mind, by way of example, jungle and/or forest motifs, such as for example elephants, crocodiles, zebras, giraffes, tigers, leopards, snakes and even tree bark.
In the case of animals, a significant portion or a whole thereof can be repeatedly reproduced, identifying various zones (back, legs, side view of midriff) as represented for example in figures 9, 10.
To realise the above the mentioned operating stages can advantageously be integrated with the supplementary stages related herein below, such as to obtain a varied range of final decorations.
In particular, in a further embodiment, the first templates can be pre- positioned, at least a base coating applied, usually known as a primer, having a predetermined chromatic shade on the surface to be decorated. The base layer can be white or another shade.
Following removal of the first series of templates, application can already be
made, for example by brush and/or sponge, of at least a layer of paint of a predetermined shade on the obtained surface to be decorated,
In soma cases, before the application of the paint, application can be advantageously made, for example with a brush, of at least a further primer coat in order to guarantee maximum adherence of the paint thereafter applied on the surface to be decorated.
In a further embodiment, independently of any application of the further base layer, after the application of the coating of paint further application can be made on the surface to be decorated, for example with a brush, of at least a coat of protective paint, preferably transparent or having a chromatic shade which is compatible with the previously-applied coat of paint.
In other cases, after application of the base coat, and before in any case the positioning of the first templates, one or more coats of transparent film of reactive substance can be applied on the surface to be decorated, followed by the application of at least a coat of crackle paint of a predetermined chromatic shade, able to react chemically with the transparent film previously applied in order to obtain a crackle effect.
Following application of the coat of crackle paint, and before the positioning of the first templates, one or more further coats of transparent film of reagent substance can be applied, which can react chemically with the liquid or pasty fluid substance, advantageously crackle paint, applied on the upper part of the first templates after the positioning thereof, such as to achieve the crackle effect.
In any case after removal of the first series of templates, at least a coat of protective paint can be applied, for example by brush, which protective paint is preferably transparent or of a chromatic shade which is compatible with the liquid or pasty fluid substance.
In a further embodiment, following removal of the first series of templates, and in any case before the application of the protective paint, the following can be
comprised:
positioning on the thus-obtained surface to be decorated of at least a second series of perforated templates having complementary profiles, which are placed side by side (possibly partially superposed at edges thereof) in order to 5 uniformly cover at least a portion, preferably the whole surface to be decorated, thus obtained;
applying, on the upper portion of the second templates, a fluid substance having a predetermined viscosity and chromatic shade, possibly of a crackle type, which is destined to reach the surface to be decorated through the ] 0 perforated areas of the second templates;
removing the second series of templates from the surface to be decorated in order to realize a second graphic pattern, which is flat or raised.
An interesting supplementary stage, especially indicated for surfaces to be decorated constituted by stairs or floors, comprises a final self-levelling IS application of a coat of paint, preferably transparent acrylic or epoxy, such as to obtain a final smooth decorated surface that is shiny and resistant to abrasion and/or trampling.
In the following, some applications of the method of the Invention are described, all aimed at obtaining final surfaces which are smooth or in relief,0 which recall jungle and/or forest themes, such as for example elephants, crocodiles, zebras, giraffes, tigers, leopards, snakes and tree bark.
Example no. 1 - Elephant/crocodlla/tree bark.
The final effect of the covering evoking an elephant's skin (or a crocodile's, or tree bark) is obtained with the following steps: 5 1) application of a white or coloured base coat on the wall to be decorated;
2) positioning, on the wall to be decorated, a series of perforated templates 1 , 2, 3, each like those illustrated respectively in figures 1 , 2, 3, having
complementary profiles and being flanked to one another such as to uniformly cover the whole wall to be decorated;
3) application on the upper part of the templates 1, 2, 3 of a coat of liquid or pasty substance, applied using a spatula or brush, such as to fill the perforated zones of the templates 1, 2, 3;
4) removal of the templates 1 ,2, 3 from the wall such as to identify a graphic pattern in relief, evoking an elephant's or crocodile's skin, or tree bark, as partially indicated in dark tones in figures 1, 2, 3;
5) possible application of a base coat on the obtained wall;
6) application, using a brush and/or a sponge, of paint of a predetermined chromatic shade which possibly recalls the colour of the elephant's or crocodile's skin, or of a tree trunk, or a predetermined colour;
7) application, with a brush, of one or due layers of protective paint.
In the case of a decoration evoking a crocodile skin, It is further possible to apply special paints, gilded or transparent, to obtain a gilded, lacquered or aged effect.
Example no. 2 - Zobra/Tlger/GIraffe.
The final effect of the covering evoking a zebra's skin (or a tiger's, or a giraffe's) is obtained with the following steps:
1) application of a white or coloured base coat on the wall to be decorated;
2) first application of one or two coats of transparent film made of a reagent substance;
3) first application of a coat of crackle paint which can chemically react with the transparent film in order to realise a crackle effect;
4) second application of one or more coats of transparent film made of a
reagent substance;
5) positioning, on the wall to be decorated, a series of perforated templates (4, 5, 6), each like those illustrated respectively in figures 4, 5, 6, having complementary profiles and being flanked to one another such as to uniformly cover the whole wall to be decorated;
6) application on the upper part of the templates (4, 5, β) of a coat of crackle paint, filling the perforated zones of the templates (4, 5, 6) and reacting chemically with the transparent film previously applied In order to realise the crackle effect;
7) removal of the templates (4, 5, 6) from the wall such as to identify a graphic theme, either smooth or in relief, which recalls a zebra's, a tiger's or a giraffe's skin, as partially indicated in dark tones in figures 4, 5 ,6;
8) application, using a brush, of one or two layers of protective paint.
Example no. 3 - Leopard.
The final effect of the covering evoking a leopard's skin is obtained with the following steps:
1) application of a white or coloured base coat on the wall to be decorated;
2) first application of one or two coats of transparent film made of a reagent substance;
3) first application of a coat of crackle paint which can chemically react with the transparent film in order to realise a crackle effect;
4) second application of one or more coats of transparent film made of a reagent substance;
5) positioning, on the wall to be decorated, a first series of perforated templates 7, each like those illustrated respectively in figure 7, having complementary profiles and being flanked to one another such as to uniformly
cover the whole wall to be decorated;
6) application on the upper part of the templates 7 of a coat of crackle paint, of a different shade to the first application of step 3, filling the perforated zones of the templates 7 and reacting chemically with the transparent film previously
S applied in order to realise the crackle effect;
7) removal of trie templates 7 from the wall such as to identify a smooth first graphic theme, which recalls a leopard's spots, as partially indicated in dark tones in figure 7;
8) positioning, on the wall to be decorated, a second series of perforatedQ templates 70, each like those illustrated respectively in figure 7A, having complementary profiles and being flanked to one another such as to uniformly cover the whole wall to be decorated;
9) application on the upper part of the templates 70 of a coat of crackle paint, filling the perforated zones of the templates 70 and reacting chemically withs the transparent film previously applied in order to realise the crackle effect;
10) removal of the templates 70 from the wall such as to identify a second smooth first graphic pattern, which recalls the dark borders of a leopard's spots, as partially indicated in dark tones in figure 7;
11) application, using a brush, of one or two layers of protective paint
Example no. 4 - Snake
The final effect of the covering evoking a leopard's skin is obtained with the following steps:
1) application of a white or coloured base coat on the wall to be decorated;
2) positioning, on the wall to be decorated, a first series of perforated templates 8, each like those illustrated respectively in figure β, having complementary profiles and being flanked to one another such as to uniformly cover the whole wall to be decorated;
3) application on the upper part of the first templates 8 of a coat of liquid or pasty substance, applied by spatula or brush, such as to fill the perforated zones of the templates 8;
4) removal of the first templates 8 from the wall such as to identify a smooth 5 first graphic theme, which recalls a snake's skin, as partially indicated in dark tones in figure 8;
5) positioning, on the wall to be decorated, a second series of perforated templates 8OA, each like those illustrated respectively in figure 8A, having complementary profiles and being flanked to one another such as to uniformly i o cover the whole wall to be decorated;
6) application on the upper part of the second templates 8OA of a coat of liquid paint of an appropriate chromatic tone (for example light brown) in order to achieve an optimal contrast with the liquid or pasty substance (step 3);
7) removal of the second templates 8OA from the wall such as to identify a 15 second smooth first graphic theme, which recalls a snake's skin markings, as partially indicated in dark tones in figure 8A;
8) application, using a brush, of one or two layers of paint in order to obtain a shiny or matt effect.
In an interesting embodiment, after removal of the second templates 6OA, and 0 in any case before applying the protective pain, the following operating steps can be performed:
7a) positioning, on the wall to be decorated, a third series of perforated templates 80B, each like the series indicated in figure 8B1 having a complementary profile and being flanked to one another such as to uniformly 5 cover the whole wall to be decorated;
7b) application, on the upper part of the third templates 80B1 of a coat of liquid paint of an appropriate chromatic tone (for example dark brown) in order to have an optimal contrast with the preceding colour (step 6);
7c) removal of the third templates 8OB from the wall such as to identify a third smooth graphic pattern evoking a second series of snakeskln marks of a different colour to the first series of marks, as is partially indicated In a dark tone in figure 8B.
Example no. 5.
In the case of application of the decoration on stairs and floors, on conclusion of the steps relating to each of the above-indicated examples, a final application has to be made of a serf-levelling layer of at least a coat of paint, preferably transparent acrylic or epoxy, such as to obtain a final decorated surface that is smooth, shiny and resistant to abrasion and/or trampling.
From the above it is simple to comprehend how the proposed method for applying a covering on a surface to be decorated, in particular a wall, celling or floor, enables a final decorative effect to be obtained which is of particularly pleasant aesthetic appearance, with extremely simple and intuitive steps.
The surface to be decorated can be realised in cement, plasterboard, wood, plaster, plastic, glass, metal, preferably free of moisture,
The covering obtained, regardless of the type, smooth and/or in relief, can be realised by any operator, even one who has had no previous experience.
The method of the invention enables obtaining decorations in relief that are particular precise and homogeneous on relatively large surfaces, such as for example walls, ceilings, floors or stairs.
The precision of the decorations does not exclusively rely on the experience and/or the manual abilities of the operators; the decorations can also be faithfully reproduced on even large surfaces.
The quality and precision of the final decorations are guaranteed by the use of appropriate templates having complementary profiles and being positioned flanked to one another such as to uniformly cover preferably the whole surface to be decorated.
In this way the stages of working in order to obtain the final decorations are extremely simple and rapid, and require no ability on the part of the operators.
The templates are advantageously provided with protective film of the glue layer which must be removed by the users before application on the surface to be decorated.
Claims
1. Method for applying a coating on a surface to be decorated, in particular a wall, a ceiling or a floor, characterized in that it comprises the following operating steps:
S - positioning at least a first series of perforated templates (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 70, 8, 8OA, 80B) on the surface to be decorated, having complementary profiles and being placed side by side such to uniformly cover at least a portion of and preferably a whole surface to be decorated;
- applying, on an upper portion of the first templates (1 , 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 70, 8,0 8OA, 80B), a fluid substance of predetermined viscosity and chromatic shade, which is destined to reach the surface to be decorated by passing through the perforated areas of the templates;
- removing the first series of templates (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 70, 8, 80A1 80B) from the surface to be decorated in order to realize a first graphic pattern, which is flat or raised.
2. Method according to claim 1 , characterized in that prior to positioning the first templates (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 70, 8, 8OA, 80B), it comprises an application of at least a base coat of a predetermined chromatic shade on the surface to be decorated.
3. Method according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that following removal of the first series of templates (1 , 2, 3, 4, S1 6, 7, 70, 8, 80A1 80B) it comprises application of at least a coat of paint of a predetermined chromatic shade on the thus-obtained surface to be decorated.
4. Method according to claim 3, characterized in that prior to application of the paint, it comprises application of at least a base coat of a predetermined chromatic shade on the surface to be decorated.
5. Method according to claim 3 or 4, characterized in that following the application of the coat of paint, it comprises application of at least a protective, preferably transparent, coat of paint on the thug-obtained surface to be decorated.
6. Method according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that prior to positioning the first templates (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 70, 8, 8OA, 80B) it comprises application on the surface to be decorated of at least a coat of paint of a predetermined chromatic shade, preferably a crackle paint.
7. Method according to claim 6, characterized. in JhGt prior to the application of the coat of paint, it comprises application of at least a layer of a reagent substance which can react chemically with the coat of paint such that a crackle effect can be achieved.
8. Method according to claim 8 or 7, characterized in that after the application of the coat of paint, and prior to positioning the first templates (1 , 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 70, 8, 8OA, 80B) it comprises application of at least a coat of reagent substance which can react chemically with the fluid substance, of crackle type, which is applied on an upper part of the first templates (1 , 2, 3. 4, 5, 8, 7, 70, 8, 8OA, 80S) after positioning thereof, such that the crackle effect can be achieved.
9. Method according to any one of claims 6 to 8, characterized inJhβt after removing the first series of templates (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8) it provides:
- positioning on the thus-obtained surface to be decorated at least a second series of perforated templates (70, 80A1 80S) having complementary profile, which are placed side by side in order to uniformly cover at least a portion, preferably the whole surface to be decorated, thus obtained;
- applying, on the upper portion of the second templates (70, 8OA, 80B), a fluid substance having a predetermined viscosity and chromatic shade, possibly of a crackle type, which is destined to reach the surface to be decorated through the perforated areas of the second templates; - removing the second series of templates (70, ΘOA, 8QB) from the surface to be decorated in order to realize a second graphic pattern, which is flat or raised.
10. Method according to any one of claims 6 to 8, characterized in that after removing the first series of templates (1 , 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 70, 8, 80A, 80B) it comprises application of at least a protective paint layer on the thus-obtained surface to be decorated.
11. Method according to any one of claims 1 to 10, characterizedJnJhat it provides the final step of applying a self-levelling layer of at least a coat of paint, preferably acrylic or epoxy paint of transparent type, so that a final decorated surface is obtained that is smooth and resistant to abrasion and/or trampling.
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