Profiled rail system for covering joints
AssigneeKarl Pedross AG
InventorSebastian Kurz
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Abstract
The invention relates to a profiled rail system for covering joints between bottom and/or wall linings, consisting of a base rail and a covering rail which are connected by means of an intermediately placed retaining part, wherein the base rail is provided with an upright web with a retaining head formed on one end and which is held by the intermediately placed retaining part such that it is rotationally moveable and the retaining part is embodied essentially as a U-shaped rail which is open in a downward direction and provided with retaining elements, wherein the outer walls of the U-shaped rail are held by webs formed in a downward direction on the covering rail.
Claims10
A profiled rail system for covering joints between at least one of floor and wall coverings, comprising:
- a base rail having an upstanding web with a holding head formed at an end of the upstanding web, said holding head being circular in cross-section and extending over a full length of the base rail;
- a holding part retained rotationally movably on the holding head, said holding part being designed as a downwardly open U-rail having holding elements for securing the holding part to the holding head;
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- a covering rail having webs extending downwardly therefrom;
- wherein the covering rail is retained on the U-rail in a height-adjustable manner by a structure on the outer walls of the U-rail and a corresponding structure on the webs of the covering rail, to connect the covering rail to the base rail, so that the U-rail and covering rail are retained rotationally movably on the base rail;
- wherein the holding part designed as a U-rail receives in the inner space a spring element which consists of strip material and has in cross section a head which is shaped as an arc of a circle of more than 180° and the free ends of which are bent downwardly and outwardly and are supported in the inner sidewalls of the U-rail.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.