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US 6,658,811 B2Granted
Method of erecting a building ceiling
OwnerLothar Bitschnauinventor
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A method of erecting a building ceiling in a structure having a floor plate and a circumferentially closed building wall erected on the floor plate, wherein a ceiling plate is manufactured on the floor plate, and wherein the circumferential contour of the ceiling plate corresponds to the inner contour of the building wall. Together with a circumferentially closed and water-tight side wall, the ceiling plate forms a floating body. Water is filled into the space defined by the inner side of the housing wall and the side wall, so that the floating body floats upwardly. When the ceiling height has been reached, the ceiling plate is connected to the building wall. For limiting the upward floatation of the ceiling plate, an inwardly protruding, circumferential stop is mounted on the building wall, wherein the ceiling plate, or a circumferential part tightly connected to the ceiling plate, is pressed in the upper end position of floatation against the stop and the ceiling plate or the circumferential part is sealed relative to the stop.
A method of erecting a building ceiling in a building with a floor plate and a circumferentially closed building wall erected on the floor plate, the method comprising manufacturing the ceiling plate on the floor plate, wherein the ceiling plate has a circumferential contour corresponding to an inner contour of the building wall, mounting a circumferentially closed and watertight side wall on the ceiling plate so as to form a floating body, floating the floating body by filling water into a space defined by an inner side of the building wall and the side wall, connecting the ceiling plate to the building wall after the ceiling wall has reached a ceiling height, mounting an inwardly protruding, circumferential stop on the building wall for limiting an upward floatation of the ceiling plate, such that in an upper end position of the upward floatation the ceiling plate is pressed against the stop and the ceiling plate is sealed relative to the stop.
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