Curved like paving stone element for use in setting a curved paving
AssigneeKronimus & Sohn GmbH & Co. KG
InventorWilli Ruckstuhl
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AssigneeKronimus & Sohn GmbH & Co. KG
InventorWilli Ruckstuhl
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The invention relates to a curved like paving stone element for setting of a curved paving, characterized in that the curved element is limited by an outer circular curve having a radius and an inner circular curve having the same radius with the center points of the circular curves disposed on a radial straight at a distance from each other corresponding to the largest width of the curved element. The curved element consists of two outer stones and a center stone of about the same curvature length, where the outer stones are separated into three individual stones by means of non-continuous separating joints and the center stone is separated into either two or three individual stones. The curved element is asymmetrically offset with respect to the radial straight in such a manner that the outer edge of an outer stone is smaller than the opposite outer edge of the other outer stone and the size of this difference corresponds to about the width of the stone with the smaller outer edge.
In a curved like paving stone element for setting of a curved paving, wherein the curved element is defined by an outer circular curve and an inner circular curve having equal radii, the center points of the circular curves being disposed on a radial straight, being the line including these points, the improvement comprising the center points of the circular curves being disposed at a distance which corresponds to the largest width of the curved element, the curved element including two outer stones and a center stone of about the same curvature length, the outer stones having upper surfaces subdivided into three segments and the center stone having an upper surface subdivided into at least two segments, said subdivisions formed by means of grooves, wherein the curved element is asymmetrically offset with respect to the radial straight in such a manner that the outer edge of an outer stone is similar than the opposing outer edge of the other outer stone, the size of the offset corresponding to about the width of the individual stone having the smaller outer edge, whereby a second curved element having an outer stone corresponding to the outer stone of the first curved element can be positioned adjacent to said first curved element so that its outer stone is located in said offset.
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