Matchboarding system
Abstract
Matchboarding system in the form of strips in wood and substitutes, fixed side by side next to each other with a tongue and groove joint ( 3 ), characterized in that, besides said matchboardings and/or ledges it includes ( 3 ): vii. a base profile such as a skirting board ( 4 ) with an interior back groove opened upwards (i) to receive the heads of said matchboardings orthogonally ( 3 ). viii. an upper profiling ( 2,12 - 59 ) with analogous clamping groove (i) at the top and orthogonal to said matchboardings ( 3 ), and ix. a system with an end or angled pillar ( 11 ) with an upper base ( 12 ) and a lower base ( 13 ) that with clamping tongues (S) insert into respective longitudinal back grooves ( 41 ) made on the back of said skirting board ( 4 ) on the lower part and on corresponding top clamping profiles ( 5 ).
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . Matchboarding system in the form of strips in wood and substitutes, fixed side by side next to each other with a tongue and groove joint, comprises:
a base profile such as a skirting board comprising an interior back groove opened upwards to receive insertion of the heads of matchboardings orthogonally; an upper profiling with an analogous clamping groove at a top and orthogonal to said matchboardings; and a system with an end or angled pillar with an upper base and a lower base which, with clamping tongues, fix respective longitudinal grooves made on a back of said floor ledges on the lower part and on the corresponding top clamping profiles.
2 . Matchboarding system according to claim 1 , wherein the top clamping profiles are substantially “T”-shaped to fix on one side to said matchboarding strips and on another side to an upper architrave frame.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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