Supporting rail for lower ceilings and attachments

A supporting rail for objects, particularly, lower ceilings, attachments and the like, comprising an elongated central rail part;

• and at least one elongated side rail edge extending along said central rail part and located at its one end for suspending shaped panels, boards and the like, said central rail part being provided with a plurality of formations spaced from one another in a longitudinal direction and allowing bending said central rail part, said central rail part being also provided with a plurality of through-going openings located between said formations for inserting additional elements, said central rail part including two walls which abut against one another and together form a web having a free web edge and an opposite web edge associated with said side rail edge, said formations being formed as corrugations extending over said side rail edge and said opposite web edge.

A supporting rail for objects, particularly, lower ceilings, attachments and the like, comprising an elongated central rail part, said central rail part being provided with a plurality of formations spaced from one another in a longitudinal direction and allowing bending said central rail part, said central rail part being also provided with a plurality of through-going openings located between said formations for inserting additional elements, said central rail part being subdivided into a plurality of portions each having two ends;

• at least one elongated side rail edge extending along said central rail part and located at its one end for suspending shaped panels, boards and the like;
• and a U-shaped coupling member arranged to couple the ends of two neighboring ones of said portions, said coupling member being provided with wall openings which are bringable into alignment with said through-going openings for allowing insertion of said additional elements therethrough.

A suspending element for a supporting rail which has an elongated central rail part;

• and at least one elongated side rail edge extending along said central rail part and located at its one end for suspending shaped panels, boards and the like, the central rail part being provided with a plurality of formations spaced from one another in a longitudinal direction and allowing bending the central rail part, the central rail part being also provided with a plurality of through-going openings located between the formations for inserting additional elements, the supporting element comprising a coupling member arranged to abut against said central rail part and provided with a plurality of openings distributed over a circular arc.

A securing element for a supporting rail which has an elongated central rail part;

• and at least one elongated side rail edge extending along the central part and located at its one end for suspending shaped panels, boards and the like, said central rail part being provided with a plurality of formations spaced from one another in a longitudinal direction and allowing bending said central rail part, the central rail part being also provided with a plurality of through-going openings located between the formations for inserting additional elements, the formations being formed as cuts allowing spreading of said central rail part, the securing element comprising a securing member insertable into said central rail part and securing the same after spreading of said central rail.