Connecting element for wall or ceiling panels when constructed by a dry method
OwnerFriedrich Fruhinventor
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A connecting element for connecting and accurately positioning wall or ceiling panels or boards which comprises first and second longitudinally extending locating strips located in approximately the same plane, a gap-forming flange connected to the first and second strips and extending perpendicular thereto, each longitudinal end of the first and second locating strips having a clamping plate associated therewith, the clamping plates extending from the longitudinal ends of the gap-forming flange at the side thereof remote from the locating strip, the clamping plates extending in parallel with the associated locating strip, and lateral stops attached to one of the locating strips and each of the clamping plates in order to accurately position and support the appropriate panels or boards to be connected.
A connecting element useful in the assembly of abutting end faces of wall- or ceiling-cladding panels when assembled by the so-called dry construction method wherein the assembly is by abutting the end faces of cladding panels which have the same width and which are assembled by connecting the region of their longitudinal edges through a tongue-and-groove system, wherein the connecting element consists of a sectioned member whose longitudinal median plane, when in use, extends across that of the assembled panels, the sectioned member including two locating strips positioned, at least approximately, in the same plane and which function as supports for the undersides of end face sections of two adjacent panels which are to be assembled end to end, and which strips include stiffening flanges and holes for fixing screws or the like;
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