Paving system for floor tiles
AssigneeHans Meyer
InventorTomas Della Pepa
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Abstract
The invention relates to a paving system for tiles, especially flagstones, for paving ceilings, walls, or floors, in which each tile is provided with a paving frame on which the tile rests over at least part of its area. The paving frames comprise, on each of two adjacent (intersecting) limbs, a fin for the accommodation of a rubber-elastic sealing profile that defines the width of the seam.
Claims25
A paving system for making a floor covering of tiles, wherein each tile rests over at least part of a surface of its underside on a paving frame exhibiting edge profiles having paving regions, and the paving frame exhibits a fin projecting beyond the paving surface toward a top side of the tile, which extends at least in part along an edge of the tile in direction of the top side of the tile, wherein the paving frames are interconnectable, and wherein the fin is provided only on two adjacent first supporting profiles, whereas the other two second supporting profiles exhibit a paving region having no fin and of which the first supporting profiles exhibit at least one locking extension projecting beyond the tile, whilst the two other second supporting profiles have at least one locking extension situated below the tile and in each case said first supporting profiles cooperate with different said second supporting profiles.
A paving system for making a floor covering of tiles, said system comprising at least one tile resting over at least part of a surface of an underside thereof on a paving frame including edge profiles having paving regions, said paving frame including a fin projecting beyond the paving surface toward a top side of the tile, said fin extending at least partially along an edge of the tile in direction of the top side of the tile, said paving frame including first and second sets of supporting profiles, and wherein the fin is provided only on two adjacent said first supporting profiles, whereas other two said second supporting profiles include a paving region having no fin and of which the first supporting profiles include at least one locking extension projecting beyond the tile, whilst the two second second supporting profiles have at least one locking extension situated below the tile and in each case said first supporting profiles cooperate with said second supporting profiles, said fin including paving means extending along the edge of the tile toward the top side of the tile.
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