Support system for raised floors
AssigneeDakota Group S.A.S. Di Zeno Cipriani & C.
InventorZeno Cipriani
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Abstract
Disclosed is a support system for the construction of raised floors with a walking surface spaced apart from a base, a lower rotor resting on the base, and an upper rotor resting above the lower rotor. The lower rotor has a spiral profile on which an upper sloping plane is defined, and the upper rotor has a spiral element on which a lower sloping plane is defined. The upper sloping plane is leant on the lower sloping plane so that, when the upper rotor rotates relative to the lower rotor, the upper rotor is raised or lowered relative to the lower rotor depending on the direction of rotation.
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Support system for the construction of raised floors with a walking surface spaced from a base, comprising:
- a lower rotor suitable for resting on the base plate;
- an upper rotor suitable for being placed on the lower rotor
- wherein the lower rotor comprises a spiral profile on which an upper sloping plane is defined, and the upper rotor comprises a spiral element on which a lower sloping plane is defined;
- the upper sloping plane being leant on the lower sloping plane, so that, when the upper rotor rotates relative to the lower rotor, the upper rotor is raised or lowered relative to the lower rotor depending on the direction of rotation,
- wherein the lower rotor comprises a protruding element suitable for being grabbed in order to ensure a grip of the lower rotor itself, and
- wherein in the protruding element an end hole is defined wherein a user can insert his finger to improve the grip.
Support system for the construction of raised floors with a walking surface spaced from a base, comprising:
- a lower rotor suitable for resting on the base plate;
- an upper rotor suitable for being placed on the lower rotor
- wherein the lower rotor comprises a spiral profile on which an upper sloping plane is defined, and the upper rotor comprises a spiral element on which a lower sloping plane is defined;
- the upper sloping plane being leant on the lower sloping plane, so that, when the upper rotor rotates relative to the lower rotor, the upper rotor is raised or lowered relative to the lower rotor depending on the direction of rotation, and
- wherein on the upper rotor there are markings identifying various measurements of the height obtainable from the upper rotor in relation to the lower rotor, and from the lower rotor a point protrudes radially to identify the marking on the upper rotor corresponding to the actual height achieved.
Support system for the construction of raised floors with a walking surface spaced from a base, comprising:
- a lower rotor suitable for resting on the base plate;
- an upper rotor suitable for being placed on the lower rotor
- wherein the lower rotor comprises a spiral profile on which an upper sloping plane is defined, and the upper rotor comprises a spiral element on which a lower sloping plane is defined;
- the upper sloping plane being leant on the lower sloping plane, so that, when the upper rotor rotates relative to the lower rotor, the upper rotor is raised or lowered relative to the lower rotor depending on the direction of rotation,
- wherein the lower rotor comprises a protruding element suitable for being grabbed in order to ensure a grip of the lower rotor itself, and
- wherein on the upper rotor there are markings identifying various measurements of the height obtainable from the upper rotor in relation to the lower rotor, and from the lower rotor a point protrudes radially to identify the marking on the upper rotor corresponding to the actual height achieved.
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