Fold-Out Prefabricated Structure and Method for the Assembly Thereof
OwnerAngel Vidal de la Fuenteinventor
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The invention relates to a fold-out prefabricated construction structure and method for the assembly thereof. The structure, having bays of desired width, length and shape, is made up of porticos formed by pillars and an upper structure (27). The method involves positioning the base (1) on a surface (28) and provisionally fixing at least one portion of said base. This allows opening the porticos with the help of auxiliary structures created for this purpose (14). The elements of the structure are fixed to one another, and to the surface of the portions of the base in their final position. Each of the porticos not yet fixed must be moved to their final position, in a successive manner and separately from the closest fixed portico, together with the rest of still free attached porticos, and suitably fixed to the surface.
A prefabricated construction structure having any number of porticos that allows obtaining a final structure of various shapes and dimensions, which is delivered folded-up, comprising a base (1) built in one or several pieces, susceptible to being fixed to the surface and prepared for being cut or separated into as many portions as there are pillars, said pillars (8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13) having any dimensions, shape, section and inclination, attached to the base, which can be different from one another, an upper structure (27) made up of elements of any length, shape and section, which can be different from one another, with finishes that allow fitting with others at the chosen angle, attached to one another and to the pillars by articulations or other moving elements (25, 26), which are delivered folded-up and expanded to their final position throughout the fold-out process, stiffening elements (29) providing strength to the conglomerate and allowing groups of structural elements to be opened and moved as a result of auxiliary structures (14) assuring the relative arrangement between sets of pillars during the required fold-out movements.
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