A landscape stone balustrade
Patent Information
- Application Number
- CN202522196087.0
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Utility models(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2025-10-17
- Publication Date
- 2026-09-15
- Estimated Expiration
- 2035-10-17
AI Technical Summary
[0004]为了解决上述技术问题,本实用新型提供一种景观石制栏杆,以解决现有的景观石制栏杆依然存在着整体稳定性差,安装完成后整体不具备通透性的问题
[0008] 1. The landscape fence of this utility model, as the core functional and aesthetic component of the landscape stone railing, firstly forms a solid and continuous physical barrier through a modular assembly structure of foundation paving stones, connecting paving stones, filling stabilizing stones, and auxiliary supporting upright stones. This effectively undertakes the core functions of safety protection and spatial definition. At the same time, the several windows formed by its ingenious assembly greatly reduce the oppressive feeling of the solid structure, enhance the landscape's transparency and artistry, and achieve a unity of function and aesthetics. Secondly, the fence provides a precise and continuous installation channel for the reinforcing frame through the pre-set through holes inside the foundation paving stones, connecting paving stones, and filling stabilizing stones. This allows the reinforcing frame to be deeply anchored inside the landscape bridge from top to bottom, effectively transferring the load of the upper railing to the main structure. This significantly improves the overall structure's impact resistance, stability, and safety, fundamentally ensuring the durability and reliability of the stone railing.
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Abstract
Description
Technical Field
[0001] This utility model relates to landscape stone railings, and more particularly to a landscape stone railing. Background Technology
[0002] In the fields of landscape architecture, bridge engineering, and antique-style architecture, stone railings are widely used due to their rustic and natural appearance, excellent durability, and profound cultural connotations. Traditional stone railings are mostly constructed using either monolithic carving or on-site masonry methods, which have inherent drawbacks such as long construction cycles, high craftsmanship requirements, and poor overall integrity. Railings, especially those located on scenic bridges, not only need to meet aesthetic requirements but also need sufficient safety and stability to ensure public safety. However, existing landscape stone railings still suffer from poor overall stability and a lack of transparency after installation.
[0003] Therefore, it is essential to invent a landscape stone railing. Utility Model Content
[0004] To address the aforementioned technical problems, this utility model provides a landscape stone railing, solving the issues of poor overall stability and lack of transparency after installation inherent in existing landscape stone railings. A landscape stone railing includes a landscape bridge, segmental posts, adhesive blocks, a landscape fence, and a capping stone slab. The segmental posts are fixedly installed on the surface of the landscape bridge using adhesive blocks, and the landscape fence is fixedly installed between adjacent segmental posts using adhesive blocks. The capping stone slab is fixedly installed on top of the segmental posts and the landscape fence using adhesive blocks.
[0005] The landscape fence includes base paving stones, connecting paving stones, filling and stabilizing stones, auxiliary support stones, and a reinforcing frame. The base paving stones are laid flat and fixed to the surface of the landscape bridge using adhesive blocks. The filling and stabilizing stones are fixedly installed on top of the base paving stones using adhesive blocks. The connecting paving stones are fixedly installed on top of the filling and stabilizing stones using adhesive blocks, and also fixedly installed on the side of the segmental posts using adhesive blocks. The auxiliary support stones are fixedly installed on top of the filling and stabilizing stones using adhesive blocks, and also fixedly installed below the capping stone slab using adhesive blocks. The reinforcing frame is fixedly installed inside the landscape bridge, base paving stones, connecting paving stones, and filling and stabilizing stones.
[0006] The base paving stones, connecting paving stones, filling stabilizing stones, and auxiliary support upright stones inside the landscape fence are made of old granite blocks; the base paving stones, connecting paving stones, and filling stabilizing stones have through holes inside, and a reinforcing frame is slidably installed inside them; the reinforcing frame extends downwards until it is deeply buried inside the landscape bridge; the landscape fence forms several windows through the splicing of its internal stones.
[0007] Compared with the prior art, the present invention has the following beneficial effects:
[0008] 1. The landscape fence of this utility model, as the core functional and aesthetic component of the landscape stone railing, firstly forms a solid and continuous physical barrier through a modular assembly structure of foundation paving stones, connecting paving stones, filling stabilizing stones, and auxiliary supporting upright stones. This effectively undertakes the core functions of safety protection and spatial definition. At the same time, the several windows formed by its ingenious assembly greatly reduce the oppressive feeling of the solid structure, enhance the landscape's transparency and artistry, and achieve a unity of function and aesthetics. Secondly, the fence provides a precise and continuous installation channel for the reinforcing frame through the pre-set through holes inside the foundation paving stones, connecting paving stones, and filling stabilizing stones. This allows the reinforcing frame to be deeply anchored inside the landscape bridge from top to bottom, effectively transferring the load of the upper railing to the main structure. This significantly improves the overall structure's impact resistance, stability, and safety, fundamentally ensuring the durability and reliability of the stone railing. Attached Figure Description
[0009] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of this utility model.
[0010] Figure 2 This is an enlarged view of section A of this utility model.
[0011] In the picture:
[0012] Landscape bridge 1, segmental column 2, adhesive block 3, landscape fence 4, foundation paving stone 41, connecting paving stone 42, filling stabilizing stone 43, auxiliary support stone 44, reinforcing frame 45, capping stone slab 5. Detailed Implementation
[0013] To enable those skilled in the art to better understand the present invention, the technical solutions in the embodiments of the present invention will be clearly and completely described below. Obviously, the described embodiments are only some embodiments of the present invention, and not all embodiments. Based on the embodiments of the present invention, all other embodiments obtained by those skilled in the art without creative effort should fall within the protection scope of the present invention.
[0014] As attached Figure 1 and attached Figure 2 As shown.
[0015] This utility model provides a landscape stone railing, including a landscape bridge 1, segmental posts 2, adhesive blocks 3, landscape fence 4, and capping stone slab 5, wherein: the segmental posts 2 are fixedly installed on the surface of the landscape bridge 1 by adhesive blocks 3, and the landscape fence 4 is fixedly installed between adjacent segmental posts 2 by adhesive blocks 3, and the capping stone slab 5 is fixedly installed on the top of the segmental posts 2 and the landscape fence 4 by adhesive blocks 3.
[0016] The landscape fence 4 includes a base paving stone 41, connecting paving stones 42, filling and stabilizing stones 43, auxiliary support stones 44, and a reinforcing frame 45. The base paving stone 41 is laid flat and fixed to the surface of the landscape bridge 1 by adhesive blocks 3. The filling and stabilizing stones 43 are fixedly installed above the base paving stone 41 by adhesive blocks 3. The connecting paving stone 42 is fixedly installed above the filling and stabilizing stones 43 by adhesive blocks 3, and is also fixedly installed on the side of the segmental column 2 by adhesive blocks 3. The auxiliary support stones 44 are fixedly installed above the filling and stabilizing stones 43 by adhesive blocks 3, and are also fixedly installed below the capping stone slab 5 by adhesive blocks 3. The reinforcing frame 45 is fixedly installed inside the landscape bridge 1, the base paving stone 41, the connecting paving stone 42, and the filling and stabilizing stones 43.
[0017] The base paving stone 41, connecting paving stone 42, filling stabilizing stone 43, and auxiliary support upright stone 44 inside the landscape fence 4 are made of old granite blocks; the base paving stone 41 and the filling stabilizing stone 43 connecting paving stone 42 have through holes, and a reinforcing frame 45 is slidably installed inside them; the reinforcing frame 45 extends downwards until it is deeply buried inside the landscape bridge 1; the landscape fence 4 forms several windows through the splicing of its internal stones.
[0018] This landscape stone railing 1 achieves its core function through the coordinated operation of an adhesive and a framework system. All external loads are initially borne by the capping stone slabs 5 and the landscape fence 4, and are effectively transferred and distributed to the segmental columns 2 and the foundation paving stones 41 through adhesive blocks 3 distributed at the joints of each component, ultimately leading to the bridge body of the landscape bridge 1. At the same time, the reinforcing framework 45, deeply embedded inside the landscape bridge 1 and penetrating the foundation paving stones 41, the filling stabilizing stones 43, and the connecting paving stones 42, forms the core load-bearing framework, providing the entire railing system with strong anti-overturning capacity and overall stability, ensuring structural safety and reliability.
[0019] While fulfilling its structural function, the railing showcases its aesthetic value through modular prefabricated components. The landscape fence 4 is assembled on-site using stone strip modules such as base paving stones 41, connecting paving stones 42, filling stabilizing stones 43, and auxiliary support upright stones 44, through adhesive blocks 3. This not only forms a continuous protective interface but also cleverly creates several windows through its arrangement, ensuring safety while creating a rich visual landscape effect and achieving a perfect unity of functionality and artistry.
[0020] Any technical solution that achieves the above-mentioned technical effects by utilizing the technical solution described in this utility model, or by designing a similar technical solution inspired by the technical solution described in this utility model, falls within the protection scope of this utility model.
Claims
1. A landscape stone railing, characterized in that: It includes a landscape bridge (1), segmental columns (2), adhesive blocks (3), landscape fence (4), and capping stone slabs (5), wherein: the segmental columns (2) are fixedly installed on the surface of the landscape bridge (1) by adhesive blocks (3), and the landscape fence (4) is fixedly installed between adjacent segmental columns (2) by adhesive blocks (3), and the capping stone slabs (5) are fixedly installed on the top of the segmental columns (2) and the landscape fence (4) by adhesive blocks (3).
2. A landscape stone railing as described in claim 1, characterized in that: The landscape fence (4) includes a base paving stone (41), a connecting paving stone (42), a filling stabilizing stone (43), an auxiliary support upright stone (44), and a reinforcing frame (45). The base paving stone (41) is laid flat and fixed to the surface of the landscape bridge (1) by adhesive blocks (3). The filling stabilizing stone (43) is fixedly installed above the base paving stone (41) by adhesive blocks (3). The connecting paving stone (42) is fixedly installed above the filling stabilizing stone (43) by adhesive blocks (3) and is also fixedly installed on the side of the segmental column (2) by adhesive blocks (3). The auxiliary support upright stone (44) is fixedly installed above the filling stabilizing stone (43) by adhesive blocks (3) and is also fixedly installed below the capping stone slab (5) by adhesive blocks (3). The reinforcing frame (45) is fixedly installed inside the landscape bridge (1), the base paving stone (41), the connecting paving stone (42), and the filling stabilizing stone (43).
3. A landscape stone railing as described in claim 2, characterized in that: The base paving stone (41), connecting paving stone (42), filling stabilizing stone (43), and auxiliary support upright stone (44) inside the landscape fence (4) are made of old granite blocks; the base paving stone (41) and the filling stabilizing stone (43) connecting paving stone (42) have through holes inside, and a reinforcing frame (45) is slidably installed inside; the reinforcing frame (45) extends downward until it is deeply buried inside the landscape bridge (1); the landscape fence (4) forms several windows through the splicing of its internal stones.