Insulating formwork block
AssigneeEuromac 2
InventorPaul Schreer
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Abstract
The present disclosure relates to an insulating formwork block, including an inner wall, and an outer wall connected to the inner wall by connection and/or reinforcement means, the outer wall being thicker than the inner wall. The insulating formwork block is characterized in that the outer wall consists of the first element attached to the inner wall, and a second element made of an insulating material applied to the first element, and in that the second element is provided in the form of a slide which is applied to the first element by a slider and which is L-shaped. The invention can be specifically used in the field of manufacturing insulating formwork blocks.
Claims10
An insulating formwork block, comprising:
- an inner wall;
- and
- an outer wall connected to the inner wall by a reinforcement, the outer wall being thicker than the inner wall,
- wherein the outer wall is composed of a first element, fixed to the inner wall, and a second element of insulating material, the second element configured to slidably couple to the first element by a slider connection, the entire second element having an L shape,
- wherein the first element has a shape complementary to the L shape of the second element such that the second element can slide against the first element by a vertical branch of the L shape second element, until it is locked by a horizontal branch of the L shape second element abutting the first element,
- wherein the horizontal branch of the second element extends into a recess of the first element having a corresponding complementary shape, and
- wherein the horizontal branch of the second element and the recess of the first element are configured such that when the horizontal branch of the second element is locked in abutment with the first element, a lower surface of the second element defined by the horizontal branch and a lower surface of the first element are situated in a same plane.
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