Building block

Abstract

Abstract A building block for erection of interior and exterior walls, partitions and like structures. The building block is shaped in such a way that by combining it in various ways it makes possible to obtain walls providing simultaneously building-technical advantages and aesthetical effects. The basic shape of the building block is, in the preferred embodiment, that of a cube from which four corner pieces have been cut away such that four triangular faces are formed in the cubic body. These triangular faces extend essentially in parallel with two opposite side faces of the cube, and have two of its sides contiguous to two of the remaining, non-opposite walls of the cube. The sides of the cutaway triangles opposite the apex define a rectangular face extending in pairs in parallel relationship with one diagonal line, and also in pairs in parallel relationship with the other diagonal line of the side opposite faces of the cube, one diagonal line crossing the other diagonal line preferably at right angles.

Inventors

• 👤 Per Christer Nordstrom

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