Skirting board assembly suitable for fitting on a floor surface and signalling system for signalling an impact on a collision protector
AssigneeBoplan Bvba
InventorXavier RAMON
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InventorXavier RAMON
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Disclosed is a skirting board assembly including at least two hollow plastic skirting profiles and installation means to install adjacent skirting profiles to each other. The installation means include a first and second connecting element and in which the first connecting element includes an insertion part which is configured to be fitted in an end of a first skirting profile and includes a spherical connecting part, and the second connecting element includes an insertion part which is configured to be fitted in an end of a second adjacent skirting profile and includes a cup-shaped connecting part, so that the second skirting profile is placeable at an angle with respect to the first skirting profile due to the fact that the spherical connecting part of the first connecting element adjoins the cup-shaped connecting part of the second connecting element.
Skirting board assembly (1) configured to be fitted onto a floor structure and suitable for delimiting a zone or protecting walls against impact, comprising at least two hollow plastic skirting profiles (2a;
Skirting board assembly (1) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the installation means furthermore comprise a coupling element (10) suitable for coupling two skirting profiles (2b;2c) to each other, wherein the coupling element (10) comprises two insertion parts (5) which are in line with one another, wherein the first insertion part is configured to be fitted in an end of the one skirting profile and the second insertion part is configured to be fitted in an end of the other skirting profile.
Skirting board assembly (1) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the installation means furthermore comprise a corner element (11) suitable for coupling two skirting profiles (2d;2e) at right angles to each other, wherein the corner element (11) comprises two insertion parts (5) which extend at right angles to each other, wherein the first insertion part is configured to be fitted in an end of the one skirting profile (2d) and the second insertion part is configured to be fitted in an end of the other skirting profile (2e).
Skirting board assembly (1) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the skirting board assembly (1) comprises a signalling element (12) suitable for signalling an impact, wherein said signalling element (12) is provided with a securing part (13) in order to be secured to an insertion part (5) of an installation element, such as a connecting element (3;4), coupling element (10) or corner element (11), which is configured to be fitted in an end of a skirting profile and comprises a foldable part (14) of a predetermined length, wherein the signalling element (12) is configured to fold open when the distance between the installation element and the skirting profile becomes greater than the predetermined length due to a displacement of the skirting profile over the insertion part.
Signalling system for signalling an impact on a collision protection means comprising at least two hollow enclosure posts (18) between which at least one hollow cross member (19) extends, wherein the enclosure posts (18) each comprise a tubular coupling part (21) across which a part of the cross member (19) is slidable in order to couple the cross member (19) to the enclosure post (18), characterized in that the signalling system comprises a signalling element (12), wherein said signalling element (12) is provided with a securing part (13) in order to be secured to the coupling part (21) and comprises a foldable part (14) of a predetermined length, wherein the signalling element (12) is configured to fold open when the distance between the cross member (19) and the enclosure post (18) becomes greater than the predetermined length due to the cross member (19) being displaced with respect to the enclosure post (18).
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