Classifications

• • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
  • E04—BUILDING
  • E04B—GENERAL BUILDING CONSTRUCTIONS; WALLS, e.g. PARTITIONS; ROOFS; FLOORS; CEILINGS; INSULATION OR OTHER PROTECTION OF BUILDINGS
  • E04B2/00—Walls, e.g. partitions, for buildings; Wall construction with regard to insulation; Connections specially adapted to walls
  • E04B2/74—Removable non-load-bearing partitions; Partitions with a free upper edge
  • E04B2/76—Removable non-load-bearing partitions; Partitions with a free upper edge with framework or posts of metal

Definitions

• This invention relates to a stationary wall which comprises cabinets and is built up by separate premanufactured elements which are mounted during installation of the walls.
• the interior-walls of the dwelling consequently are made thick instead of, as until now, as thin as possible.
• they could contain storageplaces and channels for all kind of wires and also for venting and give a good sound absorbation.
• thickening of the interior walls makes it possible to reduce the total area of living inside the outer walls since the free areas could be used more rational.
• fig. 1 is a front view of wall according to the invention
• fig. 2 shows a section along the line II-II in fig. 1
• fig. 3 shows a section along the line III-I in fig. 1
• fig. 4 in lager scale shows a section along the line IV-IY in fig. 1
• fig. 5 in a vertical section shows how a wall according to the invention is fastened to the ceiling
• fig. 6 shows a vertical section through the lower part of the wall
• fig. 7 in perspective view shows a plate intended to be used as an interior of the cabinet in the wall
• FIG. 8 in perspective view shows a bottom plate intended to be used in the wall
• fig.9 in perspective view shows a cabinet-door intended to be fastened to the interior of the cabinet
• fig. 10 in perspective view shows a plate for the interior intended to form a back in the cabinet
• fig. 11 in perspective view shows a plate intended to be used as an interior bottom in the wall
• fig. 12 in section shows a vertical strip intended to keep the different plates together
• fig. 13 shows a section through a similar strip.
• a wall according to the invention is built up in the following way by a number of factory made components.
• bottoms 11 are placed upon them and are fastened by means of pegs 12 through holes 13 in the bottoms and down into grooves in the sills. This means firstly that the bottoms will get the right position with respect to the sills, secondly the latter will get the right distance from each other.
• the bottoms are on the edges which are placed in the waist of the wall provided with particular, horizontal frontprofiles 15 the function of which are several.
• Similar wallplates form backplates 19 for cabinets in the wall and can be surfacetreated in the way .which is desired.
• the plates 18 and the backplates 19 are fastened in the vertical profiles I6a,b or c in such a way that the means for fastening 20 is put in between the rear side of the plate and one of the legs in the space which is formed by the profile.
• These fastening means are formed in such a way that they by turning through 90 prevent that the plate reaches the bottom of the recess. This could for example be made by means of exentric edges. Since the plates do not fill up the space to its bottom they can be exchanged without demounting the profiles or the other parts of the wall.
• the wall After having mounted the wires the wall is closed by means of sockets 30 at the bottom and fronts 31 at the top.
• the latter comprises of plates which extend up into the ceiling profile 25 and are lowered down into the recess of the front profile 15.
• a cabinets interior is inserted.
• This interior comprises two bottoms 32, fig. 11, two sides 33, fig. 7 , having lines of holes for shelf supports, hinge fastening means for a cabinet door 34 etc. and a back 35, fig. 10, all manufactured by plate material.
• One edge of each bottom 32 is along the main part of its length provided with a L-shaped metal strip.
• the bottoms 32 are mounted, one at the bottom and one at the top, thereafter the sides 33, which lock the bottoms and which are locked into the recess in the vertical front profile 16a, b or c and finally the back 35 which locks the sides to the rear edge.
• the wallplates 18 and the backplates 19 are moved sideways they can at their vertical edges be provided with extending parts in the form of clamping means 36 which engage with extending parts 37 on the profile 16a, b or c.
• the complete interior is kept on its place by shelves without screews or other fastening means.
• the fastening means 20 are loosened and the plates 18, 19 are moved sideways so that firstly one of the sideedges and thereafter the other becomes free from the space in the vertical profiles 16a, b or c.
• the pegs 12 are pushed into the profile by means of a screewdriver or a similar tool so that it becomes free from the bottom 11.
• the vertical pipes in the housebody should be placed free from the body, that is on the housefacade so that a clear boundary can be drawn between frame and interior.

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• Load-Bearing And Curtain Walls (AREA)

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