An auxiliary device for tiling tiles on an indoor wall and a tiling process

Abstract

The application relates to an auxiliary device for tiling indoor wall tiles and a tiling process, which includes a vehicle frame, a storage box is arranged on the vehicle frame, a delivery rail is provided on one side of the storage box, and a side wall of the storage box is close to the delivery rail. A brick outlet is opened, and the inner bottom wall of the storage box is inclined downward toward the brick outlet. A brick feeding device for pushing tiles to the brick outlet is installed in the storage box, and a trowel for sizing the tiles is installed on the conveyor rail. device, the end of the conveying rail away from the storage box is provided with a pick-up platform. The staff stacks the tiles together and puts them into the placement box. Before the staff starts laying the tiles, the tiles are first pushed out from the brick outlet on the placement box to the conveyor rail, and then the tiles on the conveyor rail are smeared by the grouting device. Mortar, the staff can directly take the tiles coated with mortar from the pick-up table and put them on the wall. This application has the effect of improving the uniformity of mortar batch coating on the tiles and the firmness of the tiles and the wall.

Description

technical field [0001] The present application relates to the technical field of building indoor construction equipment, in particular to an auxiliary device for tiling indoor walls and a tiling process. Background technique [0002] Wet-mixed mortar is similar to wet-mixed concrete in form, and is produced by a mixing station and transported to the construction site by a transport vehicle with a mixing device. The wet-mixed mortar is first stored on site, and then manually laid by workers on the base material. The choice of raw materials for wet-mixed mortar is large, and a large amount of industrial waste such as fly ash and artificial machine sand made of industrial solid waste such as steel slag and industrial tailings can be mixed, which not only saves resources, but also reduces the cost of mortar, and is green and energy-saving. . [0003] At present, for building indoor and outdoor walls, tiles are generally pasted by traditional manual pasting methods, which requi...

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Problems solved by technology

However, when manually laying tiles, it is difficult to make sure that each tile is evenly grouted. There are situations of excessive and insufficient grouting.

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