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US 2024/0295117 A1Published application
Modular Building System
AssigneeWebster Property Group, LLC
InventorChristopher WEBSTER
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AssigneeWebster Property Group, LLC
InventorChristopher WEBSTER
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Redefining modular construction, our Modular Building System surpasses existing methods of both traditional and modular construction. Every component, meticulously crafted such that it may be robotically produced and assembled, ensures unmatched precision and efficiency. Each panel, guarantees seamless integration and flawless finishes. Fully-finished in factory settings, they drastically simplify the construction process by eliminating many traditional materials and components, while retaining ease of construction and transportability from factory to building site, for final assembly. Our system's prowess extends to design flexibility, enabling construction of expansive living spaces with ease. Furthermore, its eco-conscious design facilitates effortless deconstruction and reuse, reducing environmental impact and waste. Revolutionizing the industry, this comprehensive solution heralds a new era of construction efficiency, adaptability, and sustainability, setting the standard for future developments, and aligning the construction industry more closely with modern automotive manufacturing and aerospace production industries.
A method of forming a connection between two or more components of a modular building system, comprising:
A method of forming part of a modular building system structure, comprising joining a first preassembled panel comprising one or more first connection mechanisms to a second preassembled panel comprising one or more second connection mechanisms, wherein the one or more first connection mechanisms are connected to respective second connection mechanisms, and wherein either the one or more first connection mechanisms or the one or more second connection mechanisms are slid within the other such that the first and second connection mechanisms become interlocked.
A method of adjoining a first panel to a second panel using a pinned connection, wherein said first panel is an internal wall panel and said second panel is a floor panel, mid-floor panel, or roof panel, comprising inserting vertical connection rods of the first panel into holes in the second panel such that when ends of the second panel become fixed, the first panel becomes captive to the second panel to enable use of the pinned connection in a non-invasive manner.
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