Arrangement for mounting panel assemblies on a building
AssigneeHoshida Kogyo K.K.
InventorAkihiko Takeda
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Abstract
An arrangement for mounting panel assemblies on a building body including a primary fastener fixedly secured to the building body, a secondary fastener connected with the primary fastener in such a manner that its position may be adjusted in a direction perpendicular to the building body, a height adjusting plate fixedly secured to the secondary fastener in such a manner that its vertical position may be adjusted, and mounting brackets fixedly secured to rear surfaces of the panel assemblies, wherein the mounting brackets and the secondary fastener are interconnected so that the mounting brackets are allowed to abut against the height adjusting plate, and wherein the mounting brackets are allowed to abut against the secondary fastener.
Claims3
An arrangement for mounting panel assemblies on a body of a building, comprising:
- (a) a primary fastener fixedly secured to a slab of the building body by means of bolts;
- (b) a secondary fastener connected with said primary fastener thorugh a horizontal piece thereof in such a manner that its position may be adjusted in a direction perpendicular to the building body;
- (c) a height adjusting plate having an upper part of a circular-arc shaped vertical section and fixedly secured to a vertical piece of said secondary fastener in such a manner that its vertical position may be adjusted;
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- (d) mounting brackets fixedly secured to rear surfaces of the panel assemblies, each of the mounting brackets including a vertical plate portion having a projection of a circular-arc shaped vertical plate section formed substantially in an intermediate portion thereof, and a horizontal plate portion integrally formed with and projecting from an upper part of the vertical plate portion towards the building body, said horizontal plate portion having a downwardly bent piece formed integrally therewith at a leading end thereof,
- wherein said mounting brackets and said secondary fastener are interconnected so that lower surfaces of the horizontal plate portions of said mounting brackets abut against the circular-arc shaped upper portion of said height adjusting plate, and wherein the circular-arc shaped projections of the mounting brackets abut against the vertical piece of said secondary fastener thereby mounting said panel assemblies on the building body.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.