EP2891755B1 - Baseboard - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to a baseboard according to the preamble of claim 1 or 2 as well as an arrangement of a baseboard on a wall.

Generic baseboards are for example from the EP 1 881 128 A2 are known and consist essentially of a support profile that is attached to a wall before applying a wall structure such as a plaster or gypsum board and the actual decorative strip, which after attaching the wall structure and the laying of a floor to below the area of the skirting in the support profile is glued. The baseboard is fixed to the wall in such a way that the front side of the decorative strip is arranged flush with the wall structure.

The problem with these baseboards is the exact installation of the same, since the height of the floor or the distance between the lower edge of the wall structure and the top of the floor is subject to fluctuations or tolerances in many cases, so that for producing a visually appealing result when installing the baseboard has to be reworked time consuming.

From the DE 19 46 161 U a skirting board is known, with an attachable to an unpainted wall base profile, which is provided on its space-facing side with holding means such as flanges to set a diaphragm thereon. At this panel, a cover plate is arranged on the side facing the room, for example glued, which projects beyond the panel vertically up and down, with a lip-shaped lower end rests on a floor.

Object of the present invention is to develop a generic skirting in the way that the installation can be accomplished easily and without rework.

This object is achieved by a baseboard with the features of claim 1 or 2 and by an arrangement of a baseboard on a wall.

The skirting board according to claim 1, which has a strip body and the strip body receiving body with a wall mountable mounting leg on which the strip body is fastened on the other side, wherein on the base body from the mounting leg projecting plant leg is formed and that on the strip body and / or the base body, a free end of the plant leg and at least one upper edge of a front surface of the strip body covering cover strip is fixed, characterized in that the main body is designed as an L-profile, wherein the plant leg perpendicular to an upper end of the mounting leg or is formed as a T-profile, wherein the abutment leg is formed vertically protruding from a side facing away from the wall in the mounted surface of the mounting leg, wherein the strip body during assembly in a vertically displaceable by a tolerance range different Positions on Gruridkörper is fastened.

The skirting board according to the invention according to claim 2, which has a base body with a mounting leg attachable to a wall, and a cover strip attachable to the mounting leg and covering it in one direction, wherein on the base body from the mounting leg projecting abutment leg is formed and the cover strip an am Basic body fixable hollow profile section and having a plant leg covering portion is characterized in that the base body is formed as an L-profile, wherein the plant leg is formed perpendicular to an upper end of the mounting leg or T-profile, wherein the plant leg perpendicular to a in the assembled state of the wall facing away from the surface of the mounting bracket is integrally formed, wherein the cover strip during assembly in vertically displaceable by a tolerance range different positions on the body can be fastened.

With this cover strip a virtually flush mountable to the wall structure Skirting is provided with which it is possible to compensate for unavoidable tolerances of the distance between the upper end of the body and the top of the laid after attaching the body to the floor floor, since the cover strip the The lower end of the wall structure a bit far covered and when mounting in vertical by a tolerance range displaceable different positions on the main body or the strip body can be fastened.

Advantageous embodiments of the invention are the subject of the dependent claims.

For easy fixation of the cover strip is formed on this at least one projecting in a groove of the strip body web. As a result, during assembly, the strip body can be inserted together with the cover strip in the receiving space defined by the base body for the strip body and fixed to the base body.

According to a preferred embodiment of the invention, the strip body in the mounted state on one of the cover strip facing away from the rear of the fabric or non-positively fixed to the first leg of the body.

According to a further preferred embodiment variant, the cover strip extends from a portion covering the upper end of the basic body in a straight line downwards over a lower edge of the strip body. As a result, the cover strip simultaneously serves as a decorative surface of the baseboard, while the strip body in this case serves to fix the cover strip with a predetermined distance from the wall.

Particularly preferred is a projecting over the lower edge of the strip body lower end of the cover strip with a sealing element, in particular a silicone or rubber lip sheathed so that a remaining between the lower end of the cover strip and the top of the floor slot is closed by this sealing element and thereby prevents penetration of dirt below the baseboard. It is also conceivable to attach a dimensionally stable sealing element such as a wooden, plastic or metal strip at the lower end of the cover strip, which preferably has a groove for the insertion depth variable recording of the lower end of the cover strip.

According to a further preferred embodiment of the baseboard according to the invention, the cover strip on a recess which extends in a space between the upper end of the base body and the upper edge of the strip body. Such a recess serves in a preferred embodiment of creating an aesthetic shape of the baseboard.

In an advantageous refinement, at least one luminous element, for example a light-emitting diode or a light-emitting diode strip extending horizontally along the wall, is arranged in this indentation on a wall of the indentation close to the upper end of the main body, which, in particular in the case of otherwise darkened rooms or outdoor areas at night, leads the way Lighting supported.

In order to prevent blinding of such lighting elements, according to a further preferred embodiment of the invention, an anti-glare bar is provided, which protrudes from the upper end of the main body covering portion of the cover strip in the recess from above, so that the built-in recess in the luminescent element of obliquely above considered not directly apparent.

In the baseboard according to claim 2, the strip body can be completely omitted, since the cover strip here fulfills the functions of the strip body and the cover strip. The installation of such skirting is further simplified.

Figur 1

eine Schnittansicht einer ersten Ausführungsvariante einer erfindungsgemäßen Sockelleiste mit Grundkörper, Leistenkörper und einen oberen Bereich des Leistenkörpers und das oberen Ende des Grundkörpers verdeckenden Deckleiste,

Figur 2

eine Seitenschnittansicht einer alternativen Ausführungsvariante der Sockelleiste mit sich über die gesamte Höhe des Sockels erstreckender Deckleiste,

Figur 3

eine Schnittansicht einer weiteren alternativen Ausgestaltung einer Sockelleiste mit einer Deckleiste mit einem in Richtung des Grundkörpers vorstehenden Steg, der zwischen Grundkörper und Leistenkörper eindrückbar ist,

Figur 4

eine Schnittansicht einer weiteren alternativen Ausgestaltung einer Sockelleiste, bei der der Leistenkörper vor der stufig gestalteten Deckleiste befestigt ist,

Figur 5

eine weitere Ausführungsvariante einer Sockelleiste mit einer oberhalb des Leistenkörpers vorgesehenen Einbuchtung,

Figuren 6 bis 9

weitere Schnittansichten von weiteren Ausführungsvarianten der erfindungsgemäßen Sockelleiste, bei denen in der Einbuchtung eines oder mehrere Leuchtelemente angeordnet sind,

Figuren 10 bis 14

weitere Schnittansichten von weiteren Ausführungsvarianten der erfindungsgemäßen Sockelleiste, bei denen der Leistenkörper vollständig durch die Deckleiste ersetzt ist,

Figur 15

eine Schnittansicht einer alternative Ausführungsvariante eines Grundkörpers und

Figuren 16 bis 24

Schnittansichten weiterer Ausführungsvarianten der erfindungsgemäßen Sockelleiste.

Embodiments of the invention will be explained in more detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. Show it:

FIG. 1

a sectional view of a first embodiment of a skirting board according to the invention with basic body, strip body and an upper portion of the strip body and the upper end of the base body concealing cover strip,

FIG. 2

a side sectional view of an alternative embodiment of the baseboard with over the entire height of the base extending cover strip,

FIG. 3

5 a sectional view of a further alternative embodiment of a skirting board with a cover strip with a web projecting in the direction of the main body, which can be pressed in between the main body and the strip body,

FIG. 4

a sectional view of another alternative embodiment of a baseboard, in which the strip body is mounted in front of the stepped cover strip,

FIG. 5

a further embodiment variant of a skirting board with a recess provided above the strip body,

FIGS. 6 to 9

Further sectional views of further embodiments of the skirting board according to the invention, in which one or more lighting elements are arranged in the indentation,

FIGS. 10 to 14

Further sectional views of further embodiments of the skirting board according to the invention, in which the strip body is completely replaced by the cover strip,

FIG. 15

a sectional view of an alternative embodiment of a basic body and

FIGS. 16 to 24

Sectional views of further embodiments of the skirting board according to the invention.

In the following description of the figures, terms such as above, below, left, right, front, back, etc. refer exclusively to the exemplary representation and position of the base body, strip body, cover strip, indentation, web and the like selected in the respective figures. These terms are not restrictive to understand, that is, by different working positions or the mirror-symmetrical design or the like, these references may change.

In the FIGS. 1 to 16 are designated by the reference numeral 1 a total of different trained embodiments of a skirting board according to the invention.

Each of the baseboards 1 in this case has an attachable to a wall 6 base body 2, which is formed in the embodiments shown in the figures as L-shaped profile, with a mounting leg 21, in the installed state with its wall 6 facing the rear 211 The plant leg 22 serves as a delimitation to the above wall 6 mounted on the wall structure 5 of the wall 6, for example in the form of a plaster or a Plasterboard or the like, which rests in the assembled state of the base body 2 and the wall structure 5 at a preferably horizontally ending lower edge or surface 51 of the wall structure 5.

It is also conceivable, for example, a T-shaped figure of the base body 2, as in FIG. 15 is shown, in which the attached to the wall 6 mounting leg 21 by an extension piece 23 extends beyond the plant leg 22 also upwards.

The base body 2 is preferably fixed to the wall 6, for example by means of an adhesive 9 such as preferably a construction adhesive preferably directly to the wall 6 before attaching the wall structure 5, so that the wall structure 5 in connection to the top 5 of the plant leg 22 facing the structure of the main body 2 can be moved.

The baseboard 1 has according to the in the FIGS. 1 to 9 shown embodiments of the baseboard 1 further comprises a strip body 3, which in some of the embodiments, shown in the FIGS. 1 . 3 . 4 . 7 and 8 is designed as visible to the outside decorative strip and in the other embodiments shown here according to Figures 2 . 5 . 6 , and 9 is used as a spacer to a cover strip 4 at a predetermined distance from Wall 6 and thus parallel and almost flush with the surface to hold.

The cover strip 4 is fixed to the strip body 3 and / or the base body 2 and covers an upper end 22 of the base body 2 and at least one upper edge 32 of the strip body 3 from.

This ensures that by the over the upper edge 22 of the body 2 up to the structure 5 projecting portion 41 of the cover strip 4 construction-related tolerances of the floor 8, for example due to a not exactly ground-level horizontally oriented floor screed or variations in the thickness of the covering material of the floor 8, the attachment of the cover strip 4 with respect to their vertical positioning within a by the supernatant of the cover strip 4 on the upper edge 32 of the base body 2 after the attachment of the base body 2 on the wall 6 is still compensated without an undesirable visible gap between the Skirting 1 and the wall structure 5 is created.

At the in FIG. 1 1, the strip body 3 is formed as a decorative strip, which is fixed at its rear side 34 on the first leg 21 of the base body 2 with a fastening means 10, preferably non-positively or materially adhered, for example by means of a construction adhesive or a double-sided adhesive tape or using a Clamping mechanism clamped or fixed for example by a Velcro.

In the area of the front-side upper edge 32 of the strip body 3, a groove 31 is provided into which a web 42 projecting from the rear side of the cover strip 4 engages and thus defines the cover strip 4 on the strip body 3. The cover strip 4 covers in this embodiment so that only the upper edge 32 of the strip body 3, the upper end 22 of the body 2 and the lower edge of the structure 5 of the wall 6 and between the upper edge 35 of the strip body 3 and the second leg 22 formed upper end 22 of the main body 2 existing gap. 7

The height of the strip body 3 is dimensioned so that it extends down to the planned surface height of the floor 8, so that when looking at the wall 6 through the wall mounted front 5 and the baseboard 1 closing towards the skirting board 1 is completely covered by the skirting board 1 of the recessed gap of the wall structure 5 through the skirting board 1. Due to the small thickness of the cover strip 4, which is designed in particular as a metal strip, for example, anodized aluminum, or plastic or wood or coated with a wooden decoration, the skirting 1 quasi flush with the front surface of the structure 5 of the wall 6 from.

At the in FIG. 2 shown variant of the baseboard 1 according to the invention covers the cover strip 4 completely the strip body 3. These are, as in FIG. 2 shown, vertically spaced from each other two grooves 31 provided in the strip body 3, projecting into the respective webs 42 of the cover strip 4 and so fix the cover strip 4 on the strip body 3. The cover strip 4 extends from the vertically upper, the upper end 22 of the base body 2 and the upper edge 32 of the strip body 3 covering area 41 over a cover strip 4 covering region 45 straight to a vertical downward over a lower edge 33 of the Strip body 3 protruding lower end 44, which is covered with a preferably elastic sealing element 11. The elastic sealing element 11 is preferably formed as a silicone or rubber lip to allow a vertical adjustment of the cover strip 4 and at the same time lock a remaining gap to the floor 8. Also conceivable is the attachment of a dimensionally stable sealing element 11, such as a wooden, plastic or metal strip at the lower end of the cover strip 4, which preferably has a groove for variable in the depth of insertion of the lower end 44 of the cover strip 4.

At the in FIG. 3 shown embodiment of a baseboard 1 according to the invention, the cover strip 4, similar to the in FIG. 1 embodiment shown substantially from the upper end 22 of the base body 2 and the upper portion 32 of the strip body 3 outwardly concealing portion 41 from which extends perpendicular to the wall 6 through a web 42 which is provided with an elastic material 12, in particular a silicone - or rubber compound, jacketed, in the gap 7 between the upper end 22 of the base body 2 and the upper edge 35 of the strip body 3 is pressed. Trained here as a decorative strip strip body 3 extends in this variant vertically down to the floor 8, the adaptation of the vertical height of the strip body 3 on the base body 2 in dependence From the vertical height of the floor 8 takes place here by the elasticity of the elastic material 12 which surrounds the web 42, wherein, depending on the height of the gap 7 between the upper end 22 of the base body 2 and the upper edge 35 of the strip body 3 more less of this elastic material 12 is applied to the web 42 during assembly and so the cover strip 4 height adjusted between the strip body 3 and the upper end 22 of the body 2 is pressed.

At the in FIG. 4 the embodiment shown variant, the cover strip 4 is formed stepwise, with the upper end 22 of the body 2 covering portion 41 of the cover strip 4 extends down to above the upper edge 32 of the strip body 3, parallel to the surface of the wall structure 5. Vertically above the lower end of the section 41, a web 46 extends in the direction of the wall 6, the length of which corresponds to the material thickness of the strip body 3, which can be fastened to a section 47 extending downwards perpendicular to this web 46, for example again with the aid of an adhesive or Velcro strip or the like, so that the strip body 3 formed here as a decorative strip is in turn covered at its upper end by the portion 41 of the cover strip 4 and thus a height compensation of the laying of the floor 8 to the assembled strip body 3 is made possible.

To fix the cover strip 4 protruding webs 42 are formed in this embodiment on a mounting leg 21 facing the longitudinal side of a parallel to the mounting leg 21 extending portion 47 of the cover strip protruding between which an adhesive 13, such as a building adhesive for fixing the cover strip 4 on the mounting leg 21 of Base body 2 is applied.

In the in the FIGS. 5 to 9 shown embodiments of the baseboard 1 is in the upper end 22 of the base body 2 and the upper edge 32 of the strip body 3 covering portion 41 of the cover strip 4 is provided in the direction of the wall 6 extending recess 43 which extends in a space 7 between the upper End 22 of the base body 2 and the upper edge 35 of the strip body 3 extends. This recess 43 is preferably formed as a rectangular or trapezoidal groove, consisting of three walls 431, 432, 433. Also conceivable are other geometric configurations of this indentation 43.

At the in FIG. 5 shown variant closes down to the recess 43, a cover strip 4 covering area 45, from which perpendicular to the cover strip 4 through webs 42 extend, which extend into the grooves 31 in the strip body 3. The lower end 44 of the cover strip is, as already based on the embodiment in FIG. 2 explained, covered with an elastic sealing member 11.

Both FIGS. 6 to 9 In the embodiment shown, at least one luminous element 14 is preferably arranged in the indentation on a wall 431 of the indentation 43 close to the upper end 22 of the main body. This light-emitting element is preferably designed as a light-emitting diode or light-emitting diode band. Also conceivable are other bulbs whose dimensions allow accommodation in the recess 43. In order not to blind the viewer's eye when the illuminants are switched on, an anti-glare bar 49 protrudes into the indentation 43 from the section 41 of the cover strip 4 covering the upper end 22 of the base body 2 above the indentation 43.

The further embodiment of the cover strip 4 corresponds to the in FIG. 6 shown embodiment of the in FIG. 2 shown embodiment variant in which in FIG. 7 shown embodiment of the in FIG. 1 shown embodiment.

In the in the FIGS. 8 and 9 shown embodiments, the recess 43 is designed trapezoidal. In this case, an upper edge or corner of the strip body 3 is formed corresponding bevelled. The definition of the cover strip 4 takes place at the in FIG. 8 shown embodiment of the embodiment according to FIG. 1 in which in FIG. 9 shown embodiment, the determination of the cover strip 4 on the strip body 3 according to the in FIG. 2 or 6 executed and described embodiment executed.

Both FIGS. 10 to 14 and 16 shown embodiments of the skirting the strip body is integrated into the cover strip 4, wherein the cover strip here directly on the mounting leg 21 of the base body 2 can be fastened. The cover strip 4 is attached to the base body 2 so that they completely covered, so that the main body after installation of the Cover strip 4 for the viewer is hidden behind the cover strip not visible. The cover strip 4 is formed in this embodiment with a fixable to the base body 2 hollow profile section 45a, 45b, 45c, 45d and a plant leg 22 overlapping portion 41, so that even in these embodiments, the cover strip vertically according to the height of the floor 8 on the base body 2 attachable is without the risk of gap formation at the lower edge 51 of the structure 5 of the wall 6 threatens.

The lower edge of the structure 5 of the wall 6, the front free end of the second leg 22 of the base body 2 and between the second leg 22 of the base body 2 and the preferred parallel aligned upper edge of the hollow profile section 45a existing gap 7 is in this embodiment by obscured section 41.

The in the FIGS. 10 to 12 and 14 The embodiments shown also have the indentation 43 described above, with luminous element 14 (FIG. Figures 10 and 12 ) or without ( FIG. 11 and 14). It is conceivable, for example, a cover strip 4 with a straight continuous front surface accordingly FIG. 2 ,

In the in the FIGS. 10 to 12 the embodiments shown, the hollow profile section 45a, 45b is formed as a closed hollow profile, whereas in the FIGS. 13 and 14 shown embodiments, the hollow profile sections 45c, 45d is formed as an open hollow profile, preferably the mounting leg 21 of the base body 2 facing region has two legs facing each other, the free ends preferably bent vertically away from the mounting leg 21 into the cavity of the hollow profile section 45c, 45d are.

At the in FIG. 16 the embodiment shown, the hollow profile section 45a is again designed as a closed hollow profile. At this closes vertically upwards of the mounting leg 21 of the base body 2 and the gap 7 covering area 41 of the cover strip 4 at. The lower end 44 of the cover strip 4 is preferably formed stepwise, wherein the floor 8 near or preferably the floor 8 touching first step 441 is formed offset to the wall 6 and thus forms a shadow edge, so that the cover strip 4 for the viewer as not on the floor 8 appears resting. The second Stage 442 of the embodiment of the cover strip shown here extends in the plane of the visible surface of the hollow profile section 45a.

It is also conceivable, for example, to project the base body 2 at its end near the floor towards the floor 8, the first step 441 of the lower end 44 of the cover strip 4 being supported on the projecting end of the main body 2 or in one on the projecting end the main body 2 integrally formed groove is projecting stabilized.

In the in the Figures 17 and 19 shown embodiments of the hollow profile section 45e, 45f of the cover strip 4 in turn formed as a closed hollow profile. Above the hollow profile section 45e, 45f, as in the in the FIGS. 5 to 12 shown embodiments, a recess 43 integrally formed, in which preferably a lighting element is installed. The floor 8 near the end 44 of the cover strip 4 is formed as in the direction of the floor 8 extending supernatant, behind which a groove 443 is formed, in which the sealing member 11 is held. The sealing member 11 is lip-shaped in the embodiment shown here of an elastic material, so that the sealing member 11 always touches the floor after the height-matched attachment of the cover strip 4 on the base body 2.

In the in the Figures 18 and 20 shown, the cover strip 4 ends again below the recess 43. The fixation of the strip body 3 takes place here in addition to the fixation of the back 34 of the strip body 3 to the first leg 21 of the body 2 with the fastener 10 in addition to a molded on the cover strip 4, itself vertically down to the floor 8 extending holding web 481 which is received in a recess 31 of the strip body 3. The retaining web 481 and / or the recess 31 is preferably provided with a toothing for improved retention of the retaining web 481 in the recess 31 of the strip body 3.

At the in Figures 21 embodiment shown, the hollow profile section 45g of the cover strip 4 is again formed as a closed hollow profile. Above the hollow profile section 45g closes in this embodiment directly to the mounting leg 21 of the base body 2 and the gap 7 covering portion 41 of the cover strip 4. The floor 8 near the end 44 of the Cover strip 4 is formed as in the direction of the floor 8 extending supernatant, behind which a groove 443 is formed, in which the sealing member 11 is held. The visible side of the cover strip 4 accordingly extends in a straight line from the lower end of the structure 5 of the wall 6 covering portion 41 to the lower end 44 of the cover strip. 4

This in FIG. 22 embodiment shown corresponds essentially to in FIG. 20 Again, the fixation of the strip body 3 in addition to the fixation of the back 34 of the strip body 3 on the first leg 21 of the base body 2 with the fastening means 10 in addition to that on the cover strip. 4 molded, vertically down to the floor 8 extending towards holding web 481 which is received in a recess 31 of the strip body 3.

The in the FIGS. 23 and 24 shown embodiments correspond essentially to in FIG. 4 shown embodiment. Again, the cover strip 4 is formed in stages, with the upper end 22 of the body 2 covering portion 41 of the cover strip 4 extends down to above the upper edge 32 of the strip body 3, parallel to the surface of the wall structure. 5

The strip body 3 is formed in these embodiments as a glass body, preferably made of a clear glass or frosted glass, on its back, i. the wall 6 near side preferably a colored film or layer is applied, which shines through the glass body.

In the FIG. 24 embodiment shown additionally has a on a the strip body 3 facing surface of the web 46 mounted light-emitting element 14. The light-emitting element 14 and the strip body 3 are in this case defined on the cover strip 4, that the light emitted by the light-emitting element 14 during operation shines through the glass body of the strip body 3.

Due to the attached to the web 46 lighting element 14, the upper end 32 of the strip body 3 is here at a side facing away from the visible side of the cover strip 4 side away below the web 46th extending web 42 and on the side facing away from the visible side of the cover strip. 4

At the in FIG. 23 the embodiment shown, the upper end 32 of the strip body 3 is located directly on the web 46 and on the side facing away from the visible side of the cover strip 4.

Preferably, the strip body 3 is additionally glued at its upper end 32 with the cover strip 4.

It is important that in all variants of the baseboard 1 according to the invention a height adjustment of the baseboard 1 in the vertical direction z is made possible in a simple manner by the fact that at the beginning of mounting the baseboard 1 only the base 2 is fixed to a wall 6 and only after successful attachment the wall structure 5 and the floor 8, the assembly of the cover strip 4 and, if necessary. The strip body 3 takes place, which is height adjustable due to the plant leg 22 of the base body 2 and, if necessary. The upper edge 32 of the strip body 3 covering area 41 of the cover strip 4.

LIST OF REFERENCE NUMBERS

1

skirting

2

body

21

Mounting leg

211

back

22

contact leg

221

top

3

strip body

31

groove

32

upper edge

33

lower edge

34

rear wall

35

top edge

4

cover strip

41

section

42

web

43

indentation

431

wall

432

wall

433

wall

44

lower end

441

first stage

442

second step

45

Area

46

horizontal jetty

47

section

48

section

49

Antiglare Steg

5

wall construction

6

wall

7

gap

8th

floor

9

adhesives

10

fastener

11

sealing

12

elastic material

13

adhesives

14

light element

Claims (13)

1. A baseboard (1), which is attachable surface-flush to a wall structure (5) of a wall (6) on the wall (6), having a board body (3) and a main body (2) accommodating the board body (3), wherein the main body (2) has a mounting leg (21) fastenable to the wall (6), on which the board body (3) is circumferentially fastenable, wherein a contact leg (22), which protrudes out of the mounting leg (21), is formed on the main body (2), and a cover board (4), which covers the free end of the contact leg (22), at least an upper edge (32) of a front face of the board body (3), and a lower edge region of the structure (5) in the state of the baseboard (1) attached to the wall, is fixable on the board body (3) and/or the main body (2), characterized in that the main body (2) is designed as an L profile, wherein the contact leg (22) is formed perpendicularly on an upper end of the mounting leg (21) or as a T profile, wherein the contact leg (22) is formed protruding perpendicularly from a surface of the mounting leg (21) facing away from the wall (6) in the mounted state, wherein the board body (3) is fastenable in different positions on the main body (2), which are displaceable vertically by a tolerance range during the mounting.
2. A baseboard (1), which is attachable surface-flush to a wall structure (5) of a wall (6) on the wall (6), having a main body (2), which has a mounting leg (21) fastenable to the wall (6), and a cover board (4), which is fastenable circumferentially on the mounting leg (21) and conceals it in one direction, wherein a contact leg (22) protruding from the mounting leg (21) is formed on the main body (2) and the cover board (4) has a hollow profile section (45a, 45b, 45c, 45d), which is fixable on the main body (2), and a section (41), which covers the contact leg (22) and a lower edge region of the structure (5) in the state of the baseboard (1) attached to the wall, characterized in that the main body (2) is designed as an L profile, wherein the contact leg (22) is formed perpendicularly on an upper end of the mounting leg (22) or as a T profile, wherein the contact leg (22) is formed protruding perpendicularly from a surface of the mounting leg (21) facing away from the wall (6) in the mounted state, wherein the cover board (4) is fastenable in different positions on the main body (2), which are displaceable vertically by a tolerance range during the mounting.
3. The baseboard (1) according to Claim 1, characterized in that at least one web (42), which protrudes into a groove (31) of the board body (3), is formed on the cover board (4).
4. The baseboard (1) according to Claim 1, characterized in that the board body (3) is secured in an integrally-joined or friction-locked manner on the mounting leg (21) of the main body (2) in the installed state on a rear side (34) facing away from the cover board (4).
5. The baseboard (1) according to Claim 2, characterized in that the hollow profile section (45a, 45b, 45c, 45d) is designed as a closed hollow profile section (45a, 45b) or open hollow profile section (45c, 45d).
6. The baseboard (1) according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the cover board (4) extends linearly from a section (41) covering the contact leg (22) downward beyond a lower edge (33) of the board body (3) or the hollow profile section (45a, 45b, 45c, 45d) of the cover board (4).
7. The baseboard (1) according to Claim 5, characterized in that a lower end (44) of the cover board (4), which protrudes above the lower edge (33) of the hollow profile section (45a, 45b, 45c, 45d), is jacketed using a sealing element (11), wherein the sealing element (11) has a groove, which accommodates the lower end (44) of the cover board (4), and into which the lower end (44) of the cover board (4) is insertable to variable depths.
8. The baseboard (1) according to any one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the cover board (4) has an indentation (43), which extends in a space (7) between the contact leg (22) and the upper edge (35) of the board body (3) or the hollow profile section (45a, 45b, 45c, 45d) of the cover board (4).
9. The baseboard (1) according to Claim 8, characterized in that at least one lighting element (14) is arranged on a wall (431) of the indentation (43) close to the contact leg (22).
10. The baseboard (1) according to Claim 9, characterized in that the lighting element (14) is designed as a light-emitting diode or light-emitting diode strip.
11. The baseboard (1) according to Claim 1, characterized in that at least one web (42) protruding in the direction of the main body (2) is formed on the cover board (4), which web can be pressed into a space (7), which is filled with thin adhesive (12), between the contact leg (22) and the upper edge (35) of the board body (3).
12. The baseboard (1) according to Claim 1, characterized in that two protruding webs (42) arranged vertically one over the other in the direction of the main body (2) are formed on the cover board (4), between which an adhesive means (13) for fixing the cover board (4) on the first leg (21) of the main body (2) is provided.
13. An arrangement of a baseboard (1) according to any one of the preceding claims on a wall (6), wherein the main body (2) of the baseboard (1) has an installation leg (21) fastenable to a wall (6) and delimits a lower boundary surface (51) of a structure (5) of the wall (6) with a contact leg (22), wherein the cover board (4) extends beyond a lower edge region of the structure (5).

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