Self-supporting wooden structural panel
OwnerJean-Luc Sandozinventor
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Abstract
The invention concerns a self-supporting wooden structural panel, useful for making walls as well as floors, ceilings or roofs, comprising a succession of boards (2a, 2b) rectangular in cross-section, assembled together forming a V-shaped structure. The invention is characterised in that the boards (2a, 2b) are mounted on two parallel racks (3) and are fixed via screws (4) on the crests of said racks which constitute rigid elements perpendicular to the axis of the boards (2a, 2b); two consecutive boards (2a, 2b) are assembled by screwing between the edge (6) of one board (2a) against the end of the flat side (5) of the consecutive board (2b); the two racks (3) perpendicular to the axis of the boards form a template for positioning them, preferably at 90° relative to each other.
Claims6
A self-supporting wooden building panel that can be used just as easily for producing walls as it can for floors, ceilings or coverings, comprising a succession of planks (2a, 2b) of rectangular cross section, joined together to form a V structure, characterized in that:
- the planks (2a, 2b) are mounted on two parallel racks (3) and are fixed by screws (4) to the crests of said racks which constitute rigid elements perpendicular to the axis of the planks (2a, 2b);
- two consecutive planks (2a, 2b) are joined together by screwing the edge (6) of one plank (2a) against the end of the flat (5) of the consecutive plank (2b);
- the two racks (3) perpendicular to the axis of the planks form a template for positioning them, preferably at 90° with respect to one another.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.