| 摘要 |
The invention proposes a stand for a solar module, with a base which can be set up on a subsurface, and with a holding surface which extends obliquely upwards from the base and is intended for accommodating a solar module, wherein the holding surface is designed as a planar element, and the holding surface is adjoined by a further portion, designated as a supporting surface, of the same planar element, which portion extends from the upper region of the holding surface in a downward direction towards the base and is secured to the base, wherein there is provided at least one bending line in the form of a line of weakness along which the portions of the planar element can be angled off with respect to one another and along which the planar element can be angled off with a lower degree of resistance than outside the bending line, and wherein the base and the holding surface are designed as portions of the same planar element, wherein separating lines with respect to the holding surface and the supporting surface are provided which pass completely through the planar element in such a way that they allow these two surfaces to be erected with respect to the flatly oriented base, and wherein the planar element is designed as a lightweight composite plate with an upper and lower covering layer, and with an intermediate layer which is arranged between said layers and which has cavities, and wherein the base is designed as a frame which encloses a cutout, and wherein the supporting surface has an angled-off latching portion which lies flat, wherein the latching portion and the base form interacting projections which form a toothing and which engage behind one another, wherein, in a first transport position of the planar element, the projections of the latching portion bear against first projections of the base so as to allow a flat arrangement of the portions of the planar element, and, in a second functional position of the planar element, bear, with the holding and supporting surfaces erected, against second projections of the base. |
