Stock material or miscellaneous articles – Surface property or characteristic of web – sheet or block
Patent
1981-02-23
1983-11-29
Hess, Bruce H.
Stock material or miscellaneous articles
Surface property or characteristic of web, sheet or block
52311, 125 23R, 428141, 428195, 428210, 4289133, C04B 4102, E04F 1314
Patent
active
044181213
DESCRIPTION:
BRIEF SUMMARY
DESCRIPTION
1. Technical Field
This invention relates to a tile for construction which is and more particularly to a construction tile obtained as an industrial waste from refractory bricks of a high heating furnace using heavy oil or coke through simple treatment.
2. Background Art
In recent years, an antique look has become popular in the style of buildings not only in Japan but also in western countries, and this trend is ever-increasing. To meet this demand, various devices have been developed. Among others, the ceramic industry attempts to satisfy this requirement by producing an antique tile. However, the product itself is essentially a brand-new product and only bears an antique pattern or feel. Thus, it fails to provide a really antique appearance. Moreover, its color and shape are uniform and lacks a really attractive appearance.
OBJECTS AND BRIEF SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION
Each tile in accordance with the present invention bears on its surface its own peculiar antiquated colors and color tones. The present invention provides a tile for construction which is rich in attractive patterns in an extremely natural manner, and makes it possible to obtain the tiles as a building material for a structure having an extremely warm feel by combining these tiles. In other words, since the tiles for construction in accordance with the present invention represent really antique patterns which are rich in attractive appearance and unparalleled by conventional tiles, the combination of these tiles enables the display of arts and crafts on a structure or at a part of the structure and satisfies the preference of the user for an antique look.
The refractory bricks as the material of the tile used for construction according to the present invention are those which form the lining of a high temperature heating furnace at the portions exposed to the highest heat therein and are discarded as a waste. Conventionally, these bricks have been discarded at large expense with the necessity of using large disposal spaces the industries have difficulties concerning the disposal of these waste bricks.
The present invention provides a tile for construction representing the antique patterns inherent to the refractory bricks by making use of these wastes.
DISCLOSURE OF THE INVENTION
The present invention provides a tile for construction displaying antique patterns which is obtained from refractory brick as an industrial waste. In accordance with the invention refractive bricks bearing a light Chinese ink color dyed out on the madder red surface of the bricks, that line the position exposed to the highest heat of a high temperature heating furnace which uses heavy oil or coke as its fuel and that have been replaced and discarded as waste, are cut in a suitable thickness and width using a diamond tool so as to obtain patterns having attractive antique colors on the surface. By light Chinese ink color is meant the antique effect brought about by the exposure to the highest heat in the furnace.
As described above, the tile for construction representing the antique patterns in accordance with the present invention makes it possible to display patterns having antique colors on a construction or on a portion thereof by the combination of these tiles. Depending upon the nature of the tiles, those having a rough cut surface may be utilized for a bath room floor or on a slope, in order to provide a very effective slip-resistent surface. Thus, the present invention enables the utilization of the industrial waste as a tile for construction which is otherwise extremely useless.
1. A method of producing construction tiles having an antique color appearance comprising the steps of: fueled by oil or coke and exposed to the highest temperature in said furnace, the removed refractory bricks having an antique color appearance on the exposed surfaces thereof and ordinarily discarded as waste; and colored surfaces.
2. A method as in claim 1, wherein said used refractory bricks have a madder red color and have a light Chinese ink color dyed out on
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