System of mounting facade panels
Abstract
A system of mounting a facade panel ( 12 );( 25 ), in which system vertical rails ( 2 ) are fitted on the mounting surface and horizontal rails ( 4 ) and the facade panels are fitted on horizontal rails. Vertical rails ( 2 ) are fitted as straightening rails of the mounting surface, whereby they are fixed to the mounting surface by means of adjusting brackets ( 11 ) arranged at a distance from each other, the fixing holes portion ( 9 ),( 14 ) between said rail and adjustable bracket including an adjustable distance towards and the mounting face and so forth, and rails ( 2 ) including at chosen spacing of distances fixing holes ( 15 ) for fitting of horizontal rail ( 4 ) and that horizontal rails ( 4 ) include at chosen spacing of distances fixing holes ( 9 ) for fixing in vertical rails ( 2 ).
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A system of mounting a facade panel ( 12 );( 25 ), in which system vertical rails ( 2 ) are fitted on the mounting surface and horizontal rails ( 4 ) and the facade panels are fitted on horizontal rails, characterized in that
vertical rails ( 2 ) are L-profiles and fitted as straightening rails of the mounting surface, whereby they are fixed to the mounting surface by means of adjusting brackets ( 11 ) arranged at a distance from each other, the fixing holes portion ( 9 ),( 14 ) between said rail and adjustable bracket including an adjustable distance towards and the mounting face and so forth, and rails ( 2 ) including at chosen spacing of distances fixing holes ( 15 ) for fitting of horizontal rail ( 4 ) and that horizontal rails ( 4 ) are U-profiles and include at chosen spacing of distances fixing holes ( 9 ) for fixing in vertical rails ( 2 ).
2 . A system according to claim 1 characterized in that the hole fixing includes between vertical rail ( 2 ) and adjusting bracket ( 11 ) at least one oblong hole ( 9 ) with a serrated flank.
3 . A system according to claim 1 characterized in that the area of adjustable bracket 11 flank ( 26 ) overlapping the vertical rail ( 2 ) is arranged to be under 10 per cent of the counter flank ( 27 ) of vertical rail ( 2 )) in order to minimise a cold bridge between wall and vertical rail.
4 . A system according to claim 1 characterized in that the system includes a heat insulating panel ( 3 ) fitted under facade panel ( 12 ),( 15 ) at first against the mounting face.
5 . A system according to claim 1 characterized in that the system includes a fixing panel ( 5 ) pressing either heat insulating panel ( 3 ) against the mounting face pressing directly against the mounting face in order to prevent crumbling of the mounting face or options of loosened crumbling blocks.
6 . A system according to claim 1 characterized in that horizontal rail ( 4 ) is a profile, most suitably a U-profile, the profile portion striving away from the wall, as the profile bottom, is furnished with airing holes ( 19 ).
7 . A system according to claim 1 characterized in that the facade panels ( 12 );( 25 ) include on their back side brackets ( 7 ); 23 ), by means of which said panels can be fitted onto horizontal rails ( 4 ).
8 . A system according to claim 1 characterized in that brackets ( 7 );( 23 ) are mounted in the panel ( 12 );( 25 ) by gluing, pressing mechanically into the panel groove ( 21 ) or the bracket is folded out off the panel.
9 . A system according to claim 1 characterized in that the serrated oblong hole ( 9 ) is in vertical rail ( 2 ) and in horizontal rail ( 4 ).
10 . A system according to claim 1 characterized in that it is possible to form in the facade panel projecting portions by fitting one or more horizontal rail portions one on top of another in order to heighten the intended portion and the increase distance of the facade plate that comes on it from the mounting face.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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