Fastening device for wall panel joints
AssigneeH. H. Robertson Company
InventorsJohn W. Anderson, Raymond M. L. Ting
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AssigneeH. H. Robertson Company
InventorsJohn W. Anderson, Raymond M. L. Ting
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A fastening device for securing adjacent double-skin foam-core wall panels to the structural framework of a building. One panel has a channel formed in the outer skin which extends laterally inwardly of a gap presented between the adjacent edges of the inner and outer skins. The adjacent panel has a tongue formed along the outer skin which is engaged in the channel. The fastening device includes a clip member and a fastener. The clip member has an edge strip engaged with the channel, a flange penetrating the core terminating proximate to the inner skin, and a medial strip connecting the edge strip to the flange. The medial strip is offset from the plane of the edge strip to provide space for the head of the fastener. The fastener extends through the medial strip, the core and the inner skin and secures the panel to the subgirt. The clip member may be mechanically connected with the channel to increase the suction load resistance of the joint.
A joint between adjacent first and second wall panels wherein each panel includes outer and inner skins which are laterally offset relative to each other and which present first and second gaps along opposite longitudinal sides of the panel, and an insulating core which connects the inner skin in shear-transferring relation to the outer skin and which is exposed at the first and second gaps;
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