Method of mixing blocks, especially parqueting blocks

Abstract

Abstract Blocks cut continuously from a wooden beam or the like exhibit a structure which changes slightly, but noticeably over all, from block (2) to block (2). In order to avoid concentrations of structuring, groups (a, b, c, d) of consecutive blocks (2) are arranged in a starting line (1), and individual blocks (2') are taken from each group (a, b, c, d) and assembled to form a new group (a',b',...). These new groups (a',b',...), in which blocks (2') of noticeably different structuring are present, are combined to form a mixed row (1'). The mixed row (1') thus exhibits a more uniform distribution of noticeably differently structured blocks (2'). <IMAGE>

Inventors

• 👤 Johann Dipl.-Ing. Fischer

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