Panels comprising a mechanical locking device and an assembled product comprising the panels
AssigneeVälinge Innovation AB
InventorPeter Derelöv
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AssigneeVälinge Innovation AB
InventorPeter Derelöv
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A set of panels includes a first panel having a first main plane and a second panel having a second main plane. The panels are provided with a mechanical locking device for locking a first edge of the first panel to a second edge of the second panel. The mechanical locking device includes an edge section groove at the first edge, wherein an edge section of the second edge is insertable into the edge section groove. A flexible tongue is arranged in an insertion groove provided in the edge section groove, and cooperates with a tongue groove provided at the edge section of the second panel. A first thickness of a core material between the edge section groove and the outermost surface of the first edge is greater than a minimum second thickness of a core material of the edge section of the second panel.
A set of wood fibre based boards comprising a first wood fibre based board having a first main plane and a second wood fibre based board having a second main plane, wherein the first wood fibre based board and the second wood fibre based board are provided with a mechanical locking device configured for locking a first edge of the first wood fibre based board to a second edge of the second wood fibre based board, wherein the locking device is configured to lock the first wood fibre based board to the second wood fibre based board at a corner of an assembled product, wherein the first main plane is essentially perpendicular to the second main plane, wherein the first wood fibre based board comprises a core comprising fibres arranged essentially parallel to the first main plane and the second wood fibre based board comprises a core comprising fibres arranged essentially parallel to the second main plane, and the mechanical locking device comprises:
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