Pedestal/stand for raised floors
AssigneeProgress Profiles SPA
InventorDennis Bordin
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Abstract
A pedestal/stand for raised floors can be applied on a number of heads of supports for raised floors. The pedestal/stand may include at least one beam. The beam is of a contoured type and includes at least one zone for interlocking mechanical association with the number of heads of the supports.
Claims8
A pedestal/stand for raised floors configured to be applied on a plurality of heads of supports for raised floors, said pedestal/stand comprising at least one beam, wherein said beam comprises at least one zone adapted for interlocking mechanical association with said heads of supports, wherein said beam is constituted by two tubular bodies substantially quadrangular in cross-section, said tubular bodies being symmetrical with respect to said at least one zone for interlocking mechanical association with said heads of supports, said tubular bodies being joined by a bridge adjacent to said at least one zone for interlocking mechanical association with said heads of supports, wherein each one of said tubular bodies has two longitudinal secondary slits, each one of said two longitudinal secondary slits being arranged on an outer surface of a wall of a respective one of said tubular bodies which are parallel to said bridge, and further comprising one or more noise reduction and/or anti-skid elements inserted in said two longitudinal secondary slits, said one or more noise reduction and/or anti-skid elements being T-shaped in cross-section.
A pedestal/stand for raised floors configured to be applied on a plurality of heads of supports for raised floors, said pedestal/stand comprising at least one beam, wherein said beam comprises at least one zone adapted for interlocking mechanical association with said heads of supports, further comprising at least one cross-shaped element comprising a base with an oval profile associated with said beam, four removable wings extending from said base, said wings extending in pairs along two crossed directions, at right angles to a plane of arrangement of said base, said beam having a portion for accommodating said base, said portion for accommodating said base having a longitudinal extension and being arranged between two laterally adjacent said secondary grooves, parallel to and superimposed on said bridge in a configuration for use, said portion for accommodating said base having, along two longitudinal edges thereof, two longitudinal recesses, said longitudinal recesses being symmetrical with respect to a longitudinal plane of symmetry that is perpendicular to said bridge.
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