EP3128102A1 - Board for a wooden floor with a motif - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a board for installing a patterned wooden floor, the board having an under side on which the board is installed on a sub-floor on installation, a top side forming a walking surface after installation, two long sides of which a first long side is provided with a main groove and a second long side is provided with a main tongue, and two short sides of which at least one short side is provided with a transverse tongue.
- a board of this type is known from US 1 787 027 A .
- This known board With this known board a groove is present in the other short side.
- the tongues are fitted into grooves of adjacent boards so that the boards are secured relative to each other and cannot be displaced relative to each other.
- Installing a herringbone pattern requires, in addition to suchlike boards, also boards having a mirror inverted appearance. Worded differently: for installing a herringbone pattern both 'right hand' and 'left hand' boards are needed.
- a disadvantage of this is that it is necessary to manufacture two different types of boards and that there is a chance of exchanging the two types. As a result, it is necessary for the person installing the floor to constantly stay alert and it regularly happens that a wrong board is used which has to be remedied then. It is alternatively possible that too many boards of one type and too few boards of the other type are delivered, so that first boards have to be exchanged before the floor can be finished.
- the board according to the invention is characterized in that the other short side is provided with a further transverse tongue, where the two transverse tongues on the short sides are oppositely disposed and are present in the middle of the short side, and in that the second long side is further provided with two auxiliary grooves spaced apart from each other and which are each disposed adjacent to an end of the long side, where the distance between an end of a transverse tongue on the short side and the most remote long side is equal or substantially equal to the distance between a short side and the most remote end of the auxiliary groove in the second long side adjacent to this short side.
- an embodiment of the board according to the invention is characterized in that the second long side is provided with two further auxiliary grooves spaced apart from each other and disposed adjacent to the auxiliary grooves, which further auxiliary grooves are each disposed at a distance from the adjacent auxiliary groove, the distance being twice the distance between each auxiliary groove and the adjacent short side.
- two still further auxiliary grooves which are also disposed at a distance of twice the distance between each auxiliary groove and the adjacent short side of the further auxiliary grooves.
- a further embodiment of the board according to the invention is characterized in that auxiliary grooves are disposed over the entire second long side, where adjacent auxiliary grooves are disposed at a distance twice the distance between each auxiliary groove and the adjacent short side.
- an embodiment of the board according to the invention is characterized in that the length of the transverse tongue on the short side is equal or substantially equal to the length of the auxiliary groove in the second long side, so that the transverse tongue on both ends is in locking engagement with the auxiliary groove.
- a further embodiment of the board according to the invention is characterized in that sub-grooves are disposed between the transverse tongue on the short side and the two long sides, so that the boards over their entire width are locked with their grooves and tongues.
- a still further embodiment of the board according to the invention is characterized in that the main tongue on the second long side extends between the auxiliary grooves in the second long side. As a result, also on the long sides adjacent boards are in engagement with each other over a greater part of the length.
- a further embodiment of the board according to the invention is characterized in that a spline is disposed between each auxiliary groove in the second long side and the most adjacent short side.
- the main groove in the first long side preferably extends over the entire first long side, so that also the first long side is in interlocking engagement with an adjacent board over a maximum distance.
- the transverse tongues on the short ends can then be fitted into the main groove present in the first long side, so that during the installation operation care should be taken not to shift the boards relative to each other, but in a floor once installed the boards are all in locking engagement anyway.
- Fig. 1 represents a first embodiment of the board according to the invention.
- the board 1 has an under side 3 (see Fig. 2 ) by which the board is installed on a sub-floor and a top side 5 which when installed forms a walking surface.
- the board has two long sides 7, 9 of which a first long side 7 is provided with a main groove 15 extending over the entire long side and of which a second long side 9 is provided with a main tongue 17.
- This second long side 9 is further provided with two auxiliary grooves 23, 25 spaced apart from each other which are each disposed adjacent to an end of the long side.
- the main tongue 17 here extends between the two auxiliary grooves 23, 25.
- a spline 37 is dispoped between each auxiliary groove 23, 25 and the most adjacent short side 11, 13.
- the board further has two short sides 11, 13 which are each provided with a transverse tongue 19, 21.
- the two transverse tongues 19, 21 are disposed opposite to each other and in the middle of the short side 11, 13.
- Sub-grooves 35 are present between the transverse tongues 19, 21 on the short side 11, 13 and the two long sides 7, 9.
- the distance 27 between an end of a transverse tongue 19, 21 on the short side and the most remote long side is equal to the distance 29 between a short side and the most remote end of the auxiliary groove 23, 25 in the second long side 9 adjacent to his short side.
- the length 31 of the transverse tongue 19, 21 on the short side 11, 13 is substantially equal to (slightly smaller than) the length 33 of the auxiliary groove 23, 25 in the second long side 9.
- FIG. 2 represents two boards 1 in a perspective view in a position in which they are fitted together.
- Figs. 3 and 4 represent a plurality of boards in a herringbone position before and after they are fitted together respectively.
- the boards 1 may also be installed in a double herringbone pattern This is represented by way of illustration in Fig. 5 .
- Fig. 6 is represented a second embodiment of the board 41 according to the invention. All components that are equal to those of the first embodiment described hereinbefore are referred to by similar reference numerals.
- the second long side 9 of this board 41 is further provided with two further auxiliary grooves 43 and 45 spaced apart from each other and disposed at a distance beside the auxiliary grooves 23 and 25. These further auxiliary grooves are each disposed at a distance 47 from the adjacent auxiliary groove This distance is equal to twice the distance 49 between each auxiliary groove 23 and the adjacent short side 11.
- Fig. 7 are represented a plurality of boards 41 in a double herringbone position before they are fitted together to a double herringbone pattern.
- fig. 8 is represented a third embodiment of the board 51 according to the invention. All components that are equal to those of the second embodiment described hereinbefore are referred to by similar reference numerals.
- Auxiliary grooves 43, 45 and 53 are disposed over the entire long side 9, while adjacent auxiliary grooves are spaced apart from each other by a distance 5. This distance is equal to twice the distance 49 between each auxiliary groove and the adjacent short side.
- Fig. 9 are represented a plurality of boards 51 in a block position before they are fitted together into a block pattern.
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- The invention relates to a board for installing a patterned wooden floor, the board having an under side on which the board is installed on a sub-floor on installation, a top side forming a walking surface after installation, two long sides of which a first long side is provided with a main groove and a second long side is provided with a main tongue, and two short sides of which at least one short side is provided with a transverse tongue.
- A board of this type is known from
US 1 787 027 A . With this known board a groove is present in the other short side. When these boards are installed in a herringbone pattern the tongues are fitted into grooves of adjacent boards so that the boards are secured relative to each other and cannot be displaced relative to each other. Installing a herringbone pattern requires, in addition to suchlike boards, also boards having a mirror inverted appearance. Worded differently: for installing a herringbone pattern both 'right hand' and 'left hand' boards are needed. - A disadvantage of this is that it is necessary to manufacture two different types of boards and that there is a chance of exchanging the two types. As a result, it is necessary for the person installing the floor to constantly stay alert and it regularly happens that a wrong board is used which has to be remedied then. It is alternatively possible that too many boards of one type and too few boards of the other type are delivered, so that first boards have to be exchanged before the floor can be finished.
- It is an object of the invention to provide a board of the type defined in the opening paragraph with which a floor can be installed in a pattern, for example, a herringbone pattern and with which the disadvantages of the known boards described above are not found. To this end the board according to the invention is characterized in that the other short side is provided with a further transverse tongue, where the two transverse tongues on the short sides are oppositely disposed and are present in the middle of the short side, and in that the second long side is further provided with two auxiliary grooves spaced apart from each other and which are each disposed adjacent to an end of the long side, where the distance between an end of a transverse tongue on the short side and the most remote long side is equal or substantially equal to the distance between a short side and the most remote end of the auxiliary groove in the second long side adjacent to this short side. For installing a floor in a herringbone pattern with the boards according to the invention no 'left hand' and 'right hand' boards are needed, but a single type of boards can suffice, whereas yet all boards are in locking engagement with each other and cannot be displaced relative to each other. In consequence, one can never be mistaken when taking a board for installing the floor and it cannot happen that too few of one type or too many of the other type of board are available.
- It is observed that from
WO 98/38401 A - Furthermore, it is observed that from
US 2 187 672 A is known a board with which also a herringbone pattern can be installed without another 'mirror inverted' board being needed. One short side of this board has a groove while on the other short side a tongue is disposed so that there is a bond indeed between the short sides and the long sides. However, half the length of the long side is provided with a groove while the other half of the long side is provided with a tongue. For installing a herringbone pattern it is then necessary for the length of the board to be twice its width. This leads to constrictions as regards the appearance of the floor as a result of which the herringbone pattern is more difficult to recognize. - For installing the boards in a double herringbone pattern, an embodiment of the board according to the invention is characterized in that the second long side is provided with two further auxiliary grooves spaced apart from each other and disposed adjacent to the auxiliary grooves, which further auxiliary grooves are each disposed at a distance from the adjacent auxiliary groove, the distance being twice the distance between each auxiliary groove and the adjacent short side. For installing the boards in a triple herringbone pattern are available two still further auxiliary grooves which are also disposed at a distance of twice the distance between each auxiliary groove and the adjacent short side of the further auxiliary grooves.
- For installing the boards in a block pattern, a further embodiment of the board according to the invention is characterized in that auxiliary grooves are disposed over the entire second long side, where adjacent auxiliary grooves are disposed at a distance twice the distance between each auxiliary groove and the adjacent short side.
- For realizing optimal securing of the boards relative to each other, an embodiment of the board according to the invention is characterized in that the length of the transverse tongue on the short side is equal or substantially equal to the length of the auxiliary groove in the second long side, so that the transverse tongue on both ends is in locking engagement with the auxiliary groove.
- For securing the boards relative to each other over the entire length, a further embodiment of the board according to the invention is characterized in that sub-grooves are disposed between the transverse tongue on the short side and the two long sides, so that the boards over their entire width are locked with their grooves and tongues.
- A still further embodiment of the board according to the invention is characterized in that the main tongue on the second long side extends between the auxiliary grooves in the second long side. As a result, also on the long sides adjacent boards are in engagement with each other over a greater part of the length.
- For causing adjacent boards to be in engagement with each other over a still greater part of the length, a further embodiment of the board according to the invention is characterized in that a spline is disposed between each auxiliary groove in the second long side and the most adjacent short side.
- The main groove in the first long side preferably extends over the entire first long side, so that also the first long side is in interlocking engagement with an adjacent board over a maximum distance. In addition and as a result of this it is possible to install the boards also in a double herringbone pattern (install each time two boards abutting each other over the entire length and the pairs in a herringbore pattern). The transverse tongues on the short ends can then be fitted into the main groove present in the first long side, so that during the installation operation care should be taken not to shift the boards relative to each other, but in a floor once installed the boards are all in locking engagement anyway.
- The invention will be further described below in more detail with reference to embodiments of the board according to the invention and floors installed with the boards represented in the drawing figures, in which:
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Fig. 1 represents a first embodiment of the board according to the invention; -
Fig. 2 gives a perspective view of two boards represented inFig. 1 in a position in which they are fitted into each other; -
Fig. 3 represents a plurality of the boards represented inFig. 1 in a herringbone pattern before they are fitted into each other; -
Fig. 4 represents the boards represented inFig. 3 after they have been fitted into each other; -
Fig. 5 represents the boards represented inFig. 1 in a double herringbone pattern; -
Fig. 6 represents a second embodiment of the board according to the invention; -
Fig. 7 represents a plurality of the boards represented inFig. 6 in a double herringbone pattern before they are fitted into each other; -
Fig. 8 represents a third embodiment of the board according to the invention; and -
Fig. 9 represents a plurality of the boards represented inFig. 8 in a block pattern before they are fitted into each other. -
Fig. 1 represents a first embodiment of the board according to the invention. Theboard 1 has an under side 3 (seeFig. 2 ) by which the board is installed on a sub-floor and atop side 5 which when installed forms a walking surface. The board has twolong sides long side 7 is provided with amain groove 15 extending over the entire long side and of which a secondlong side 9 is provided with amain tongue 17. - This second
long side 9 is further provided with twoauxiliary grooves main tongue 17 here extends between the twoauxiliary grooves spline 37 is dispoped between eachauxiliary groove short side - The board further has two
short sides transverse tongue transverse tongues short side Sub-grooves 35 are present between thetransverse tongues short side long sides - The
distance 27 between an end of atransverse tongue distance 29 between a short side and the most remote end of theauxiliary groove long side 9 adjacent to his short side. - The
length 31 of thetransverse tongue short side length 33 of theauxiliary groove long side 9. - By way of illustration
Fig. 2 represents twoboards 1 in a perspective view in a position in which they are fitted together. -
Figs. 3 and4 represent a plurality of boards in a herringbone position before and after they are fitted together respectively. - The
boards 1 may also be installed in a double herringbone pattern This is represented by way of illustration inFig. 5 . - In
Fig. 6 is represented a second embodiment of theboard 41 according to the invention. All components that are equal to those of the first embodiment described hereinbefore are referred to by similar reference numerals. The secondlong side 9 of thisboard 41 is further provided with two furtherauxiliary grooves auxiliary grooves distance 47 from the adjacent auxiliary groove This distance is equal to twice thedistance 49 between eachauxiliary groove 23 and the adjacentshort side 11. - In
Fig. 7 are represented a plurality ofboards 41 in a double herringbone position before they are fitted together to a double herringbone pattern. - In
fig. 8 is represented a third embodiment of theboard 51 according to the invention. All components that are equal to those of the second embodiment described hereinbefore are referred to by similar reference numerals.Auxiliary grooves long side 9, while adjacent auxiliary grooves are spaced apart from each other by adistance 5. This distance is equal to twice thedistance 49 between each auxiliary groove and the adjacent short side. - In
Fig. 9 are represented a plurality ofboards 51 in a block position before they are fitted together into a block pattern. - Albeit the invention has been described in the foregoing based on the drawing figures, it should be observed that the invention is not by any manner or means restricted to the embodiments shown in the drawing figures. The invention also extends to all embodiments deviating from the embodiments shown in the drawing figures within the scope defined by the claims.
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- A board (1; 41; 51) for installing a patterned wooden floor, the board (1; 41; 51) having an under side (3) on which the board is installed on a sub-floor, a top side (5) forming a walking surface after installation, two long sides (7, 9) of which a first long side (7) is provided with a main groove (15) and a second long side (9) is provided with a main tongue (17), and two short sides (11, 13) of which at least one short side (11) is provided with a transverse tongue (19), characterized in that the other short side (13) is provided with a further transverse tongue (21), where the two transverse tongues (19, 21) on the short sides (11, 13) are oppositely disposed and are present in the middle of the short side, and in that the second long side (9) is further provided with two auxiliary grooves (23, 25) spaced apart from each other and which are each disposed adjacent to an end of the long side, where the distance (27) between an end of a transverse tongue (19, 21) on the short side and the most remote long side is equal or substantially equal to the distance (29) between a short side and the most remote end of the auxiliary groove (23, 25) in the second long side (9) adjacent to this short side.
- A board (41; 51) as claimed in claim 1, characterized in that the second long side (9) is provided with two further auxiliary grooves (43, 45) spaced apart from each other and disposed adjacent to the auxiliary grooves (23, 25), which further auxiliary grooves are each disposed at a distance (47) from the adjacent auxiliary groove, the distance being twice the distance (49) between each auxiliary groove (23, 25) and the adjacent short side (11, 13).
- A board (51) as claimed in claim 1 or 2, characterized in that auxiliary grooves (43, 45, 53) are disposed over the entire second long side (9) where adjacent auxiliary grooves are disposed at a distance (55) twice the distance (49) between each auxiliary groove (23, 25) and the adjacent short side (11, 13).
- A board as claimed in claim 1, 2 or 3, characterized in that the length (31) of the transverse tongue (19, 21) on the short side (11, 13) is equal or substantially equal to the length (33) of the auxiliary groove (23, 25) in the second long side.
- A board as claimed in claim 1, 2, 3 or 4, characterized in that sub-grooves (35) are disposed between the transverse tongue (19, 21) on the short side (11, 13) and the two long sides (7, 9).
- A board as claimed in claim 5, characterized in that the main tongue (17) on the second long side (9) extends between the auxiliary grooves (23, 25) in the second long side.
- A board as claimed in claim 5 or 6, characterized in that a spline (37) is disposed between each auxiliary groove (23, 25) in the second long side (9) and the most adjacent short side (11, 13).
- A board as claimed in any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the main groove (15) in the first long side (7) extends over the entire long side.
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