Surface mounted grid system and process of installation
AssigneesThomas B. Van Wyk, Linda M. Van Wyk
InventorSteve C. Wilz
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AssigneesThomas B. Van Wyk, Linda M. Van Wyk
InventorSteve C. Wilz
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A grid system for supporting panels and adaptable for use in association with a substructure, comprising a plurality of spaced, horizontally disposed main runners and cross-runners arranged perpendicular to each other. The main runners are adaptable for attachment to the substructure, and include (i) a crosspiece having a horizontally oriented surface provided with a plurality of spaced notches and (ii) a downwardly depending member terminating with a horizontally disposed flange. The cross-runners have horizontally disposed flanges arranged in a common plane with the flanges of the main runners, which support the tile panels in a common plane. The cross-runners include connecting means for insertion in the notches upon the perpendicular arrangement, and the connecting means have a horizontally oriented surface for mating with the surface of the crosspiece and disposed for overlapping engagement with the crosspiece thereby supporting the cross-runner and preventing undesired disengagement therebetween.
A surface mounted grid system for use in association with a substructure and for supporting an array of tile panels, which comprises:
A surface mounted grid system for use in association with a substructure for supporting an array of tile panels, comprising:
A surface mounted grid system to support an array of tile panels and adaptable for use in association with a substructure, comprising:
A surface mounted grid system for supporting an array of tile panels, and including a plurality of (i) main runners and (ii) cross-runners of substantially equal length and arranged substantially perpendicular to said main runners, installed on a substructure of a room having adjoining walls, by the process which comprises:
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