Device for mounting glass facade elements

A device for fitting and securing glass facade elements which are flat and have front and rear surfaces and upper and bottom parallel edges, to a building facade, wherein said device includes at least three parts, a first part (2:

• 22) adapted to be fastened to the facade, a second part (3:
• 23) which has a first upwardly facing channel (10, 25) and is adapted to be glued to the rear surface adjacent the upper edge of a facade element (1), and a third part (4:
• 24) which has a first downwardly directed tongue (8) and is adapted to be glued to the rear surface adjacent the bottom edge of a facade element (1);
• said first part (2) including a second upwardly facing channel (7) which is adapted to coact with said first downwardly extending tongue (8) belonging to the third part (4;
• 24), and said first part further includes a second downwardly extending tongue (9) which extends parallel with said second channel (7), said second tongue being disposed at a lower level than said second channel (7) and is adapted to coact with an in said first upwardly open channel (18) belonging to the second part (3:
• 23), said second part being provided with a first flat glue surface (11) which is adapted to be glued to the upper rear surface (12) of a facade element (1);
• and wherein the third part (4;
• 24) includes a second flat glue surface (13) which is adapted to be glued to the bottom rear surface (14) of a facade element (1), said second glue surface (13) being parallel with said first tongue (8), and said third part further including a supportive surface (15) which extends at right angles outwardly from said second glue surface (13) and against which the bottom edge (16) of a facade element, to which the third part is adapted to be glued, is intended to rest;
• and wherein, in a fitted state of facade elements and parts, the distance from a bottom edge (17) of said second tongue (9) on an associated said first part to a bottom (18) of a said first channel (10) of a second part exceeds the depth of the upwardly facing second channel (7) of the associated said first part.