Formwork brick
OwnerSiegfried Gebhartinventor
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Abstract
A formwork brick has two longitudinal walls, which form an external wall and internal wall, at least two cross walls, which extend over only a part of the brick height, a cavity lying between the walls for filling with concrete, and a first insulating insert, which is arranged on the inside of one of the two longitudinal walls. The cross walls are connected to the longitudinal walls such that the formwork brick has an H-shape. A set of second insulating inserts are placed in an inverted position over the cross walls enclosing the cross walls in the area of their reduced height.
Claims14
Formwork brick having a longitudinal external wall and a longitudinal internal wall, comprising:
- at least two cross walls connecting the external wall to the internal wall which extend upwardly for only a portion of the height of the longitudinal walls;
- a first insulating insert located on an inside surface of at least of one of the two longitudinal walls extending only a portion of the distance between the external and the internal wall;
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- a pair of spaced apart second insulating inserts each abutting said first insulating insert and extending transversely and abutting to the other one of said two longitudinal walls and enclosing said cross walls so as to form a cavity between said pair of second insulating inserts and said first insulating insert suitable for receiving concrete.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.