ES1244630U - Screed for masonry work (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Screed for masonry work, characterized in that it is made up of an angular profile (1), which incorporates a bevel (2) on one of its wings, which defines a sharp edge, including on its opposite wing and duly spaced, a pair of handles (3). (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

DESCRIPTION

Screed for masonry work.

Technical sector

The present invention refers to a screed for masonry work, and more specifically for smoothing surfaces made of mortar, concrete, plaster or any other type of paste.

The object of the invention is to provide a tool that facilitates the smoothing of the surface, avoiding having to carry out a subsequent plastering, all in a comfortable and ergonomic way.

Background of the Invention

In the smoothing of surfaces obtained in mortar, plaster, concrete or the like, screeds are usually used that materialize into bars with a square or rectangular profile, which do not have any other means of restraint than the bar itself, which makes its handling uncomfortable as well as not very precise due to the configuration of the profile itself, which translates into unsatisfactory results, in which in most cases it is necessary to perform a subsequent plaster so that the surface is perfectly flat and smooth.

Explanation of the invention

The recommended masonry screed solves the aforementioned problem in a fully satisfactory way, based on a simple but effective solution that allows the mason to smooth surfaces smoothly, precisely and with high-quality finishes. .

For this, and more specifically, the screed of the invention is constituted from an angular profile, of considerable length, which has two handles fixed on one of the faces or wings of the profile, with the particular feature that in one of its ends, said profile incorporates a bevel to refine the smoothing works by means of said sharp end that determines the mentioned bevel, thus achieving a perfectly smooth surface without burrs or irregularities, contrary to what happens with conventional screeds.

The handles that emerge from one of the wings of the constituent profile of the screed, extend in a perpendicular section, preferably with a circular section, ergonomic and extremely practical when it comes to precisely controlling the screed.

In this way, a masonry tool is achieved that complies with all the efficiency for which it has been designed, easy to handle and with great precision in smoothing surfaces.

Brief description of the drawings

To complement the description that will be made below and in order to help a better understanding of the characteristics of the invention, according to a preferred example of practical embodiment thereof, a set of drawings is included as an integral part of said description. where, by way of illustration and not limitation, the following has been represented:

Figure 1.- Shows a perspective view of a screed for masonry work carried out in accordance with the object of the present invention.

Figure 2.- Shows a profile view of the screed of figure 1.

PREFERRED EMBODIMENT OF THE INVENTION

In view of the outlined figures, it can be seen how the screed for masonry work of the invention is constituted from an angular profile (1), of considerable length, preferably obtained in aluminum, without ruling out other materials.

Said angular profile (1) has a bevel (2) on one of its wings, which defines a sharp edge specially designed to drag the material at the time of smoothing, eliminating any type of burr or irregularity.

The angular profile (1) presents on its opposite wing to the one that includes the bevel (2) a pair of handles (3), of circular tubular configuration, perpendicular to the profile and conveniently distanced from each other to be able to hold on with their respective hands comfortable and precise, handles (3) that are fixed to said angular profile through angled extensions (3 '), so that said handles (3) are arranged slightly above the angular profile (2), which gives it a high maneuverability to the screed when traveling.

The handles (3) may be fixed by means of screws, welding, rivets or any conventional means to the angular profile (1), these handles may even include some type of anti-slip coating such as a rubber sleeve or sleeve or the like.

From this structure, the bricklayer will hold the screed with his hands by means of the handles (3), being able to use said tool both for smoothing horizontal and vertical surfaces, being able to move it both laterally and vertically in the smoothing process, according to require the concrete situation.

Claims (2)

1st.- Screed for masonry work, characterized in that it is constituted from an angular profile (1), which incorporates a bevel (2) on one of its wings, which defines a sharp edge, including on its opposite wing and duly spaced , a pair of handles (3). 2a.- Screed for masonry work, according to claim 1, characterized in that the handles have a circular tubular configuration, with an arrangement perpendicular to the angular profile (1), being fixed to it through angled extensions (3 ’).