Hollow elongate building element
OwnerPatrick MOUTSCHENinventor
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Abstract
A hollow elongate building element (1) made of composite wood is described. It has a polygonal peripheral structure (3) around the void. Each side of the polygonal peripheral structure (3) is formed of at least a pair of elongate strips (5) of triangular or trapezoidal cross section, which are juxtaposed and reversed relative to one another. The polygonal peripheral structure (3) also exhibits strip-form butting-together means (7, 9) in its corner regions. The various strips (5, 7, 9), which are obtained by radial cuts into logs, are bonded together.
Claims13
A hollow elongate construction element (1), comprising composite wood having a polygonal peripheral structure (3) around a hollow, wherein each side of the polygonal peripheral structure (3) is formed by at least one pair of elongate strips (5) with a triangular or trapezoidal cross-section juxtaposed and inverted one with respect to the other, and in that the polygonal peripheral structure (3) further has abutment means in the form of strips (7, 9) in its corner zones, the various strips (5, 7, 9), which were obtained by radial cutting from log (13), being bonded to each other.
A building with maximized useful space, the building comprising a structure comprised of a plurality of hollow elongate building elements (1), comprising composite wood having a polygonal peripheral structure (3) around a hollow, wherein each side of the polygonal peripheral structure (3) is formed by at least one pair of elongate strips (5) with a triangular or trapezoidal cross-section juxtaposed and inverted one with respect to the other, and in that the polygonal peripheral structure (3) further has abutment means in the form of strips (7, 9) in its corner zones, the various strips (5, 7, 9), which were obtained by radial cutting from log (13), being bonded to each other.
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