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Title
A RELEASABLE FASTENING DEVICE
Application number
20190803
Case type
National
Status
23.03.2020 Patent meddelt (B1)
Filed
27.06.2019
Effective date
27.06.2019
Publicly available
23.03.2020
Next annual fee due
30.06.2027
Applicant
Bag’in AS (NO)
Owner
SPAXO AS (NO)
Inventor
Kåre Normann Sekkesæter (NO) et al.
Agent
ZACCO NORWAY AS (NO)
Granted
23.03.2020
Patent number
344716
Expiry date
27.06.2039

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A releasable fastening device (1) for boards (19), comprising an anchor (2) configured for insertion between two adjacent boards (19) and abutment with an underside of the boards (19). The releasable fastening device further comprises a rod (4) in threaded connection with the anchor (2) and a rotation element (6) connected to the rod (4). The rotation element (6) is configured for positioning on a topside of the boards (19) and configured for being rotated by a user. The rotation element (6) is configured for rotating the rod (4) to thereby screw the anchor (2) towards the rotation element (6).

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29.01.2020 07-01 Saksbehandling 20190803 UT PT Meddelelse om patent ZACCO NORWAY AS
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A RELEASABLE FASTENING DEVICEThe invention relates to a releasable fastening device, and more specifically to a releasable fastening device for boards.BACKGROUNDTerraces, and different raised floors and other structures, are provided by arranging boards side by side. The boards may be wooden, or may be made of composite or similar materials. The boards are commonly arranged spaced apart in between 2-10mm such that water is drained from the floor, and the boards are allowed to swell and move somewhat without creating tension.On such terraces and structures there may sometimes be a need for securing various equipment or even other structures. Such equipment and structures may be tents, covers for garden furniture, terrace lamps, hammocks, umbrellas, etc. These may be commonly secured by means of ropes, straps, wires, etc. When it is not practical or possible to anchor or connect ropes and straps directly to the terrace or structure, a fastening device may be utilized for easy and secure fastening. Such fastening devices may be commonly known bolts, hooks and nails.However, oftentimes it is undesirable to permanently anchor something to the terrace or structure, and bolts, hooks and nails, however small, leave a mark when removed, thus permanently damaging the appearance of the structure. This is a major problem with known fastening devices. It is therefore not desirable to move a bolt or nail around to see where it serves the best function, which may result in a positioning of the fastening device that is not optimal.It may also be cumbersome and difficult for a person not skilled in the art to sufficiently anchor a commonly known fastening device intended to secure a heavy load to a structure where boards are arranged side by side. Known fastening devices may also protrude up from the floor or similar structure, making the fastening devices both visually unattractive and in the way when not in use.Document CN 106468297 A describes a fastener having a handle so as to be fastened to a a second object. The fastener is provided with a head portion for engaging a fastening portion of the second object. Document US 2018156256 A1 describes a fastening part that has a pin body that is inserted in a through hole formed in a memher of an object to be installed. The pin body has elastic sections and locking parts that form pairs.There is therefore a need for an improved releasable fastening device to reduce or eliminate the above mentioned disadvantages of known techniques. It is an objective of the present invention to achieve this and to provide further advantages over the state of the art.SUMMARYIn an embodiment, there is provided a releasable fastening device for boards, comprising an anchor configured for insertion between two adjacent boards and abutment with an underside of the boards, a rod in threaded connection with the anchor, a rotation element connected to the rod, the rotation element configured for positioning on a topside of the boards and configured for being rotated by a user; the rotation element configured for rotating the rod to thereby screw the anchor towards the rotation element.According to another embodiment of the invention, the fastening device further comprises a base positioned between the anchor and the rotation element, thus preventing direct contact between the rotation element and the boards.According to another embodiment of the invention, the base further comprises a recess for accommodating the rotation element.According to another embodiment of the invention, the base comprises openings for visual inspection and water drainage.According to another embodiment of the invention, the fastening device further comprises a spring positioned between the base and the rotation element, the spring is configured for compression as the anchor is positioned on the underside of the boards and biases the anchor towards the underside of the boards.According to another embodiment of the invention, the spring is helical and the rod extends through the spring.According to another embodiment of the invention, the anchor comprises at least one friction element for increasing the friction with the underside of the boards. According to another embodiment of the invention, the at least one friction element is a point.According to another embodiment of the invention, the anchor comprises two friction elements.According to another embodiment of the invention, the anchor is elongate.According to another embodiment of the invention, the anchor is symmetrical about a longitudinal axis.According to another embodiment of the invention, the rotation element comprises connection means for connecting external devices to the fastening device.According to another embodiment of the invention, the connection means is an opening through the rotation element.According to another embodiment of the invention, the rotation element comprises openings for visual inspection and water drainage.According to another embodiment of the invention, the rod comprises a stopper for preventing the anchor from being disconnected from the rod.According to another embodiment of the invention, the rod is fixed to the rotation element.According to another embodiment of the invention, the rod comprises a fixed nut for interlocking with a corresponding opening in the rotation element and is thus configured for preventing rotation of the nut and rod relative to the rotation element. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGSThe above and other characteristics will become clear from the following description of embodiments, given as non-restrictive examples, with reference to the attached schematic figures.Figure 1 is a perspective view from above of an embodiment of a releasable fastening device.Figure 2 is a perspective view from below of a releasable fastening device. Figure 3 is a side view of a releasable fastening device and two boards. Figure 4 is a section view through a releasable fastening device when not fastened to boards.Figure 5 is a section view through a releasable fastening device and boards when fastened to boards.DETAILED DESCRIPTIONThe following description may use terms such as “horizontal”, “vertical”, “lateral”, “back and forth”, “up and down”, ”upper”, “lower”, “inner”, “outer”, “forward”, “rear”, etc. These terms generally refer to the views and orientations as shown in the figures and that are associated with a normal use of the invention. The terms are used for the reader’s convenience only and shall not be limiting.Referring initially to figure 1, an embodiment of a releasable fastening device 1 is illustrated. The fastening device 1 comprises an anchor 2. The anchor 2 is configured for insertion between two adjacent boards and abutment with an underside of the boards (described more in detail with reference to figure 5). The boards may e.g. be decking boards of a terrace, and are not illustrated in figure 1, see figures 3 and 5.The anchor 2 comprises an elongate body that preferably has a height greater than the width, and a length greater than the height. The anchor 2 is preferably made of a hard and rigid material, such as a metal. The anchor 2 may be relatively stiff at least in a vertical direction, such that it can abut the underside of the boards sufficiently without deforming.The anchor 2 may comprise friction elements 3 for increasing the friction with the underside of a board. The friction elements 3 are in the illustrated embodiment points positioned at the distal ends of the elongated anchor 2. Points may penetrate the boards somewhat and thus create a solid fixation. Alternatively, the friction elements 3 may simply be a rough surface on the anchor 2, a soft area such as a rubber stud, or any other element that may increase friction between a rigid anchor 2 and an underside of a board.The anchor 2 is connected to a rod 4. The connection is threaded, such that the anchor 2 can be screwed up and down on the rod 2 upon rotation (threads are not visible in the figures). The rod 4 may be connected to the anchor 2 in the middle of the anchor 2, such that the anchor 2 extends lengthwise outwards from the rod 2. The anchor 2 preferably extends symmetrical outwards from the rod 2. In order to prevent the anchor 2 from disconnection from the rod 4, the rod 4 may comprise a stopper 5 at a lower end. As the anchor 2 is screwed down to its extreme position on the rod 4, the stopper 5 thus prevents the anchor 2 from disconnection from the rod 4.The fastening device 1 further comprises a rotation element 6. The rotation element 6 is configured for positioning on a topside of the boards, and is configured for being rotated by a user. The rotation element 6 is connected to the rod 4. In the illustrated embodiment, the rod 4 extends through the rotation element 6 and comprises a nut 7 fixed to an upper end of the rod 4. The nut 7 and rod 4 may rest in a corresponding opening 8 in the rotation element 6, in which rotation of the nut 7 and rod 4 relative to the rotation element 6 is thus prevented. As the rotation element 6 is rotated by a user, the rod 4 is thus also rotated. Alternatively, the rod 4 may be fixed to the rotation element 6 such that these two elements are formed by one part. When the rotation element 6 is rotated by a user, and the anchor 2 abuts an underside of a board and is thus prevented from rotating, the anchor 2 is consequently screwed upwards until sufficient pressure from the rotation element 6 on the topside and anchor 2 from the underside is applied to the board. A user of the fastening device 1 may notice a sudden increase in resistance when turning the rotation element 6 as the friction elements 3 has pierced the boards and the body of the anchor 2 abuts the boards. The fastening device 1 has then been adequately fastened.The fastening device 1 may comprise fastening means, and preferably the rotation element 6 comprises connection means 9,10. In the illustrated embodiment, the connection means 9,10 is an opening 9 through which ropes, carbine hooks, etc. may be attached. The opening 9 is in the illustrated embodiment formed below a bridge 10 spanning the rotation element 6. The connection means 9,10 may act as a grip for a user when rotating the rotation element 6. Two fingers may easily pinch e.g. the bridge 10.The rotation element 6 may further comprise openings 11 for draining water. Instead of water from accumulating on top of the rotation element 6, it can be drained through the openings 11, preventing e.g. water from freezing and corrupting the function of the fastening device 1. The openings 11 may also be used for visual inspection by the user, in order to visually check how the anchor 2 is oriented when it is positioned below two boards.The fastening device 1 may further comprise a base 12. A portion of the base 12 is provided between the anchor 2 and the rotation element 6, i.e. the rod 4 extends through the base 12. The base 12 thus prevents the rotation element 6 from being in direct contact with the boards, and thus provides a smooth surface for the rotation element 6 to rotate against. Alternatively, the base 12 may also comprise connection means to which ropes, carbine hooks, etc. may be attached. The connection means on a base may simply be an opening or a bore through a part of the base, a protruding hook, etc.The base 12 may extend upwards, and thus form a recess 15 for the rotation element 6 to be accommodated in. The base 12 may also extend outwards from the rotation element 6 and thus comprise a sloping side surface 13. The side surface 13 may provide the fastening device 1 with a smooth outer shape. The bridge 10 of the rotation element 6 may also be shaped with a shape corresponding to the side surface 13, such that ropes, clothing, etc. are prevented from accidentally being snagged in the fastening device 1 when fastened to e.g. the floor of a terrace.The fastening device may further comprise a spring 14. The spring 14 is provided on the underside of the rotation element 6, between the rotation element 6 and the base 12. The spring 14 is preferably a helical spring, and the rod 4 extends through the spring 14. The spring 14 may be compressed between the rotation element 6 and the base 12, and may bias the rotation element 6, and thus also the rod 4 and anchor 2, upwards. The spring 14 is further described with reference to figures 4 and 5.Referring now to figure 2, the base 12 may additionally comprise openings 16 for draining water and visual inspection. The openings 16 are shaped and positioned correspondingly to the openings 11 of the rotation element 6. When the rotation element 6 and base 12 are aligned, the openings 11,16 overlap and water can be drained from top of the rotation element 6, through the openings 11,16 and through the gap between the boards. Drainage is especially important if the base 12 is formed such that it forms a recess for the rotation element 6 to be positioned into. The base 12 may also comprise cut-outs 17. The cut-outs 17 may be provided on the underside of the base 12, and especially below the side surface 13 if the side surface 13 extends far out. Cut-outs 17 save weight and reduce material usage. In figure 2, an opening 18 in the bottom of the recess 15, is also visible. The rod 4 extends through the opening 18.Figure 3 illustrates the fastening device 1 when the anchor 2 has been inserted between and below two adjacent boards 19. The fastening device 1 has been guided in a downwards manner from a position above the boards 19 to the position in figure 3. When inserting the fastening device 1 between adjacent boards 19, the anchor 2 must be oriented such that the lengthwise direction of the elongate anchor 2 generally corresponds to the lengthwise direction of the gap between the two boards 19. In figure 3, this lengthwise direction corresponds to the direction in and out of the plane of the figure. The width W of the anchor 2, rod 4 or stopper 5 must thus not exceed the distance between the two boards 19. Most boards 19 are commonly spaced by about 2-10mm, such that the greatest width W of the anchor 2, rod 4 or stopper 5 should be about 1-10mm, more preferably about 2-5mm and more preferably about 4mm.In figure 3, the rotation element 6 is in a lower position where it is inside the recess 15. The side surface 13 and bridge 10 may have a curved outer shape, and as the two elements together form a smooth and continuous surface, the fastening device 1 avoids snagging with other objects, as described previously. In this position, the rotation element 6 and opening 9 is also partly hidden by the base 12, and unwanted objects are prevented from accidentally bumping into the rotation element 6.Referring now to figures 4 and 5, figure 4 illustrates the fastening device 1 in a nonbiased state, and figure 5 illustrates the fastening device 1 fastened to two boards 19. In figure 5, the rotation element 6 is positioned on the topside of the boards 19, and the anchor 2 is abutting the underside of the boards 19. In figure 4, the spring 14 is fully or near fully extended and the anchor 2 is screwed to the very end of the rod 4. Before installation of the fastening device 1, the anchor 2 may be screwed up or down on the rod 4 in order to adjust the distance D from the anchor 2 to the underside of the base 12. The distance D could be maximized by pressing the rotation element 6 all the way down into the recess 15, such that the spring 14 is fully compressed.The distance D when the rotation element 6 is positioned against the recess 15 must not be less than the thickness T of the boards 19 the fastening device 1 is to be fastened to, but should preferably be a little bit more. If the thickness T of the boards 19 is not known, the distance D could be maximised, resulting in the user having to rotate the rotation element 6 a few rounds more than if the distance D was approximately equal to the thickness of the boards 19. The length of the rod 4 may be such that the distance D could in one embodiment be adjusted to accommodate boards 19 of thicknesses of e.g.20-29mm for private use, and in another embodiment accommodate boards 19 of thicknesses of e.g.40-49mm for professional use. The fastening device 1 could therefore easily be adapted to fastening to boards 19 of different thicknesses T.When the anchor 2 has been positioned on the rod 4 such that the distance D is somewhat more than the thickness T of the boards 19, the anchor 2 and rod 4 is inserted in the gap between two adjacent boards 19 as described with reference to figure 3. The rotation element 6 may preferably have to be forced downwards somewhat such that the spring 14 is compressed (also as illustrated in figure 3), in order to be able to rotate the anchor 2 when the anchor 2 is positioned below the boards 19. When inserted through the gap between the boards 19, the anchor 2 may be more or less aligned with the gap, as illustrated and described with reference to figure 3. In order to make the anchor 2 abut the underside of the boards 19, the anchor 2 must be rotated somewhat. The most optimal rotation is 90°, such that the longitudinal direction of the anchor 2 is perpendicular to the gap between the boards 19, but any angle between about 10°-170° might suffice, depending on the width of the gap between the boards 19.By visually inspecting the anchor 2 through the openings 11,16, it is easy to confirm the amount the anchor 2 has rotated, and if it has rotated at all. When the anchor 2 has rotated approximately 90°, as illustrated in figure 5, the friction elements 3 are positioned below the boards 19. The anchor 2 will thus abut the underside of the boards 19 when the rotation element 6 is released and the spring 14 biases the rotation element 6, rod 4 and anchor 2 upwards. When the anchor 2 abuts the boards 19, the biasing force from the spring 14 and the friction elements 3 prevent the anchor 2 from rotating further on the underside of the boards 19, even if the rotation element 6 is rotated.The biasing force of the spring 14 alone may not be enough to securely fasten the fastening device 1 to the boards 19, such that the user may thereafter rotate the rotation element 6 and as such screw the anchor 2 and rotation element 6 towards each other. The rod 4 is thus screwed through the anchor 2, and the rotation element 6 is screwed into the recess 15 until the spring 14 is fully compressed and the anchor 2 is abutting the boards 19. Upon doing so, the friction elements 3 may penetrate the boards 19 and provide a secure anchoring of the anchor 2. The fastening device 1 is thus fastened to the boards 19. A similar, reverse action will release the fastening device 1 from the boards 19 without leaving any visible marks. While the invention has been described with reference to the embodiments mentioned above, it is to be understood that modifications and variations can be made without departing from the scope of the present invention, and such modifications and variations shall remain within the field and scope of the invention.
Claims
CLAIMS1. A releasable fastening device (1) for boards (19), characterized in an anchor (2) configured for insertion between two adjacent boards (19) and abutment with an underside of the boards (19);a rod (4) in threaded connection with the anchor (2);a rotation element (6) connected to the rod (4), the rotation element (6) configured for positioning on a topside of the boards (19) and configured for being rotated by a user;the rotation element (6) configured for rotating the rod (4) to thereby screw the anchor (2) towards the rotation element (6).2. The releasable fastening device (1) according to claim 1, where the fastening device (1) further comprises a base (12) positioned between the anchor (2) and the rotation element (6), thus preventing direct contact between the rotation element (6) and the boards (19).3. The releasable fastening device (1) according to claim 2, where the base (12) further comprises a recess (15) for accommodating the rotation element (6).4. The releasable fastening device (1) according to claim 2 or 3, where the base (12) comprises openings (18) for visual inspection and water drainage.5. The releasable fastening device (1) according to any one of the previous claims, where the fastening device (1) further comprises a spring (14) positioned between the base (12) and the rotation element (6), the spring (14) is configured for compression as the anchor (2) is positioned on the underside of the boards (19) and biases the anchor (2) towards the underside of the boards (19).6. The releasable fastening device (1) according to claim 5, where the spring (14) is helical and the rod (4) extends through the spring (14).7. The releasable fastening device (1) according to any one of the previous claims, where the anchor (2) comprises at least one friction element (3) for increasing the friction with the underside of the boards.8. The releasable fastening device (1) according to claim 7, where the at least one friction element (3) is a point.9. The releasable fastening device (1) according to claim 7 or 8, where the anchor (2) comprises two friction elements (3).10. The releasable fastening device (1) according to any one of the previous claims, where the anchor (2) is elongate.11. The releasable fastening device (1) according to any one of the previous claims, where the anchor (2) is symmetrical about a longitudinal axis.12. The releasable fastening device (1) according to any one of the previous claims, where the rotation element (6) comprises connection means (9,10) for connecting external devices to the fastening device (1).13. The releasable fastening device (1) according to any one of the previous claims, where the connection means is an opening (9) through the rotation element (6).14. The releasable fastening device (1) according to any one of the previous claims, where the rotation element (6) comprises openings (11) for visual inspection and water drainage.15. The releasable fastening device (1) according to any one of the previous claims, where the rod (4) comprises a stopper (5) for preventing the anchor (2) from being disconnected from the rod (4).16. The releasable fastening device (1) according to any one of the previous claims, where the rod (4) is fixed to the rotation element (6).17. The releasable fastening device (1) according to any one of the previous claims, where the rod (4) comprises a fixed nut (7) for interlocking with a corresponding opening (8) in the rotation element (6) and is thus configured for preventing rotation of the nut (7) and rod (4) relative to the rotation element (6).Patentkrav1. Frigjørbar festeinnretning (1) for planker (19), karakterisert ved en forankring (2) som er konfigurert for innsetting mellom to tilgrensende planker (19) og anlegg mot en underside av plankene (19);en stang (4) i gjenget kobling med forankringen (2);et rotasjonselement (6) forbundet med stangen (4), der rotasjonselementet (6) er konfigurert for posisjonering på en overside av plankene (19), og som er konfigurert for å roteres av en bruker;der rotasjonselementet (6) er konfigurert for å rotere stangen (4) for dermed å skru forankringen (2) mot rotasjonselementet (6).2. Den frigjørbare festeinnretningen (1) ifølge krav 1, der festeinnretningen (1) ytterligere omfatter en base (12) posisjonert mellom forankringen (2) og rotasjonselementet (6), og dermed hindrer direkte kontakt mellom rotasjonselementet (6) og plankene (19).3. Den frigjørbare festeinnretningen (1) ifølge krav 2, der basen (12) ytterligere omfatter en fordypning (15) for å romme rotasjonselementet (6).4. Den frigjørbare festeinnretningen (1) ifølge krav 2 eller 3, der basen (12) omfatter åpninger (18) for visuell inspeksjon og vanndrenering.5. Den frigjørbare festeinnretningen (1) ifølge et hvilket som helst av de foregående kravene, der festeinnretningen (1) ytterligere omfatter en fjær (14) posisjonert mellom basen (12) og rotasjonselementet (6), der fjæren (14) er konfigurert for kompresjon når forankringen (2) er posisjonert på undersiden av plankene (19) og forskyver forankringen (2) mot undersiden av plankene (19).6. Den frigjørbare festeinnretningen (1) ifølge krav 5, der fjæren (14) er helisk og stangen (4) strekker seg gjennom fjæren (14).7. Den frigjørbare festeinnretningen (1) ifølge et hvilket som helst av de foregående kravene, der forankringen (2) omfatter minst ett friksjonselement (3) for å øke friksjonen med undersiden av plankene.8. Den frigjørbare festeinnretningen (1) ifølge krav 7, der det minst ene friksjonselementet (3) er en spiss.9. Den frigjørbare festeinnretningen (1) ifølge krav 7 eller 8, der forankringen (2) omfatter to friksjonselementer (3).10. Den frigjørbare festeinnretningen (1) ifølge et hvilket som helst av de foregående kravene, der forankringen (2) er avlang.11. Den frigjørbare festeinnretningen (1) ifølge et hvilket som helst av de foregående kravene, der forankringen (2) er symmetrisk om en langsgående akse.12. Den frigjørbare festeinnretningen (1) ifølge et hvilket som helst av de foregående kravene, der rotasjonselementet (6) omfatter koblingsmiddel (9,10) for å koble eksterne innretninger til festeinnretningen (1).13. Den frigjørbare festeinnretningen (1) ifølge et hvilket som helst av de foregående kravene, der koblingsmiddelet er en åpning (9) gjennom rotasjonselementet (6).14. Den frigjørbare festeinnretningen (1) ifølge et hvilket som helst av de foregående kravene, der rotasjonselementet (6) omfatter åpninger (11) for visuell inspeksjon og vanndrenering.15. Den frigjørbare festeinnretningen (1) ifølge et hvilket som helst av de foregående kravene, der stangen (4) omfatter en stopper (5) for å hindre at forankringen (2) kobles fra stangen (4).16. Den frigjørbare festeinnretningen (1) ifølge et hvilket som helst av de foregående kravene, der stangen (4) er fastsatt i rotasjonselementet (6).17. Den frigjørbare festeinnretningen (1) ifølge et hvilket som helst av de foregående kravene, der stangen (4) omfatter en fastsatt mutter (7) for å sammenlåses med en korresponderende åpning (8) i rotasjonselementet (6), og dermed er konfigurert for å hindre rotasjon av mutteren (7) og stangen (4) i forhold til rotasjonselementet (6).
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CN 106468297 A (A)US 2018156256 A1 (A1)WO 2018/023154 A1 (A1)

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SPAXO AS
Edvard Griegs vei 1 1410 KOLBOTN NO (NORDRE FOLLO Municipality, Akershus county)Org. number: 920857507Inventors
Kåre Normann Sekkesæter
Ekesvingen 19 1446 DRØBAK NO (FROGN Municipality, Akershus county)
Inger Helene Rossing
Steinhammerveien 6 A 1177 OSLO NO (OSLO Municipality, Oslo county)
Erik Pavels Pettersen
Bergbygdavegen 15 3949 PORSGRUNN NO (PORSGRUNN Municipality, Telemark county)

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