SU15499A1 - Collapsible wooden hut - Google Patents

Description

The invention relates to known collapsible barracks assembled from racks and posts, which form a framework filled with hollow plywood boards.

In the proposed barrack, the device of posts, covers and rafter legs in the form of tetrahedral pipes assembled from boards and connected by separate plug-in spikes with a corresponding number of processes inserted into the cavities of the above-mentioned pipes, as well as attaching the walls of the grooves with loops to the tubular body of the rack, has in view of the ease of transportation, simplify and speed up the assembly, due to the standard and changing the capacity of all parts of the barracks.

In FIG. 1 is a perspective view of the lower part of the hut; FIG. 2 shows the same view of its upper part, and FIG. 3-22 is the same kind of individual components of the hut

The following standard parts are used for assembling the proposed collapsible wooden hut: an angular connecting spike a (Fig. 3), on which the lower hollow links I (Fig. 5) are put on and an angular post e (Fig. 8) with which it can be hollow or massive; then the middle connecting spike b (Fig. 4), on which they are put on: middle post g (Fig. 9), two ties I (Fig. 5) and floor girder e (Fig. 7); further connective

crossbar in (fig. 6) between the sexual beams d; outer bottom floor binding (Fig. 5), on the spikes of which the middle post and the floor beam (Fig. 7) are put on, and the crossbars in (Fig. 6) are put on the spikes; corner stand e (fig. 8, 10), in which the internal intersecting KpOMKtf are made on loops and fold to put the shields (fig. 12) in the slots, then fit into place; medium strut with internal groove edges that turn on the hinges to lay the shields and (Fig. 12); a sexual precast hollow shield 3 (Fig. 11), laid in the nests between the beams o (Fig. 18) and pyrekladins in (Fig. 6); wall hollow precast shield C, laid in the grooves of the racks e and g. All parts laid and put in place are fastened with sheep, pins, hooks or bolts. FIG. Figure 1 shows the sections of wall panels, the open door in the section, a section of the window frame inserted as a wall panel in the slots of the uprights, a section of the floor shield, in some spans external and internal skirting boards.

FIG. Figures 2 and 13-22 show the upper part of the hut, in assembled and disassembled form, and include the following standard parts: the upper corner spike for (Fig. 13), in which

fit: corner stand e (fig. 8), upper ties (fig. 15). and rafter extreme leg o with unilateral spikes; then the middle spike (Fig. 14) connecting the tie-ins (Fig. 15), the g-stand (Fig. 9) and the truss middle leg (Fig. 18) with double-sided spikes; the sheathing of the roof m (Fig. 16) connects the spines of the leg o; upper wrapping n (fig. 15) connects the supports g (fig. 9) with the rafter legs o; the rafter floor leg (fig. 18) connects the spatula with m; the upper spike n (fig. 17) connecting two legs o; a hollow roof shield p (Fig. 19), which is held on a crate by a transverse plate. The shields are a quarter overlap across the ramp, and in the cross section the shields are extended to the bottom so that the ceiling below is even, without ledges. Along the slope on the shields are nailed from the edges of the bar, overlapped with a lining t (Fig. 22) for

protection from water penetrating into the gaps between the shields. The hollow cornice (fig. 21) is laid on the upper cover and the cover plate (fig. 22) on the seams of the p.

The subject of the patent.

A collapsible wooden barrack, assembled from racks and sheetings, which form a frame filled with hollow plywood panels, characterized in that all of its pillars are e, w, g, n, and truss legs, are made in the form of tetrahedral pipes assembled from boards, and are connected to each other by means of separate plug-in studs c, b, c, l, with a corresponding number of processes inserted into the cavities of the above-mentioned pipes and connected with the middle cubic part of the spike, and the walls of the grooves of the posts in, these grooves shields and are attached to the tubular body with Toyka on loop x.

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