Tree bed brick and tree bed structure

Abstract

The invention discloses a tree bed brick and a tree bed structure. The tree bed brick comprises an arc-shaped brick body and an elastic connecting fastener, the inner edge length of the brick body issmaller than the outer edge length of the brick body, a fixed portion is used for extending into soil and arranged at the bottom of the brick body, an anti-extrusion portion is arranged on the short edge side of the fixed portion and bent towards the inner side of the brick body, a blocking portion is arranged on the long edge side of the brick body and bent towards the outer side of the brick body, a plurality of clamping grooves are formed in the lower surface of the blocking portion, fasteners are arranged at two ends of the brick body, and an elastic connecting part is lamped with one endof the fastener of one end of the brick body. According to the tree bed brick, deformation capability is improved by the elastic connecting part, structural design of part of the brick body extendinginto the soil is implemented to improve the firmness of the tree bed brick relative to the soil, the tree bed brick has the advantages of high deformation adaptability and high structure stability, and the tree bed brick cannot be damaged by expansion of tree roots.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a landscaping facility, in particular to a brick-laying tree altar and a tree altar structure. Background technique [0002] A large number of trees will be planted in urban greening construction, and it is a common method to build tree altars for planting trees on sidewalks. Trees are generally small trees when they are planted. After the trees grow, the roots of the trees become larger, which makes the original planting area have a certain expansion and deformation upwards. The existing tree altars are simply piled up with ordinary bricks. Yes, so once expansion and deformation occurs, it is easy to damage the tree altar, resulting in damage to the appearance and upturning of the ground. This is mainly because the tree altar itself does not have any ability to adapt to deformation, and at the same time, the fixation of the brick body relative to the soil is also purely vertical caused by insertion. Contents of the inventio...

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Problems solved by technology

Trees are generally small trees when they are planted. After the trees grow, the roots of the trees become larger, which makes the original planting area have a certain expansion and deformation upwards. The existing tree altars are simply piled up with ordinary bricks. Yes, so once expansion and deformation occurs, it is easy to damage the tree altar, resulting in damage to the appearance and upturning of the ground. This is mainly because the tree altar itself does not have any ability to adapt to deformation, and at the same time, the fixation of the brick body relative to the soil is also purely vertical caused by insertion

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