A rebar-free, high-sealing flanged built-in bracket flue structure

By adopting a flange-type built-in bracket box structure that eliminates the need for rebar installation in residential flues, and connecting it with prefabricated flues using galvanized steel plates, the problems of cumbersome rebar installation and inadequate sealing are solved, ensuring high sealing and verticality, and improving construction convenience and quality.

CN224431912UActive Publication Date: 2026-06-30BEIJING FOURTH CONSTR & ENG

Patent Information

Authority / Receiving Office
CN · China
Patent Type
Utility models(China)
Current Assignee / Owner
BEIJING FOURTH CONSTR & ENG
Filing Date
2025-07-04
Publication Date
2026-06-30

AI Technical Summary

Technical Problem

The existing construction of residential flues involves a complicated process of installing reinforcing bars to support the flue, which can lead to smoke leakage if the sealing is not tight, and it is difficult to ensure the verticality of the prefabricated flue installation.

Method used

The structure adopts a flange-type built-in bracket box without the need for rebar installation. It is connected to the prefabricated flue through flange skirts made of galvanized steel plates. The upper and lower caulking sealing rings and caulking strips are used to ensure airtightness, and the installation position is ensured by pressure plate waterproof backstop.

Benefits of technology

It simplifies the construction process, improves the sealing and verticality of the flue, avoids the risk of smoke leakage, and enhances construction efficiency and quality.

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Abstract

This utility model discloses a high-sealing flanged built-in bracket box flue structure that requires no rebar installation. It includes a flanged built-in bracket box, with a flanged skirt plate vertically fixed to the middle of the box body and the outer walls of each side panel. The box body above the flanged skirt plate forms an upper insertion protrusion, and the box body below the flanged skirt plate forms a lower insertion protrusion. The prefabricated flue includes a lower prefabricated flue and an upper prefabricated flue. The flue opening accommodates the insertion of the lower and upper insertion protrusions. All connections are sealed with caulking rings. The flanged skirt plate extends to the floor side and covers the pre-reserved flue opening on the floor, extending to the top surface of the floor. This utility model replaces the rebar support bars with a flanged built-in bracket box, which is entirely built into the prefabricated flue. The connection to the floor is achieved through the flanged skirt plate, resulting in stable force distribution and convenient construction. The flanged skirt plate controls the installation position of the upper prefabricated flue. The connection between the flue and the flanged skirt plate is sealed with double-layer grouting, effectively avoiding the risk of smoke leakage during flue construction.
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