The invention relates to a modular wall system comprising a number of mutually releasably couplable wall modules for forming in coupled state a reusable assembled wall, wherein a wall module comprises a wall part with attaching means for releasably attaching at least an exchangeable cloth along at least one side of the wall part, wherein the attaching means comprise: at least a first cloth attaching element arranged close to or on a first outer end of the wall part; at least a second cloth attaching element arranged close to or on a second, opposite outer end of the wall part; an exchangeable cloth to be attached along the at least one side of the wall part to the first and second attaching element mounted on the wall part for the purpose of providing a desired appearance on the relevant side of the wall part.

A temporary, non-fixed partitioning system includes a common assembly bracket that can be readily assembled with a wall panel formed of various standard dimensioned building supplies. The wall panels may include a standard door slab, a standard window sash, standard dimensional lumber, a peg board, a chalk board, a whiteboard, a corrugated cardboard panel, a foam board, a gator board, a fiberglass panel, a cork panel, a plastic panel, an upholstered panel, a wood panel, and an acrylic-based or silica-based glass panel, and may also be suitable for receiving custom or desired printing of designs, indicia or other nomenclature. The partitioning system could be provided in a kit form with a plurality of common assembly brackets and wall panels, which are reconfigurable for a variety of uses such as co-working space, trade show booths, or lobby displays.

The invention relates to a modular wall system comprising a number of mutually releasably couplable wall modules for forming in coupled state a reusable assembled wall, wherein a wall module comprises a wall part with attaching means for releasably attaching at least an exchangeable cloth along at least one side of the wall part, wherein the attaching means comprise: at least a first cloth attaching element arranged close to or on a first outer end of the wall part; at least a second cloth attaching element arranged close to or on a second, opposite outer end of the wall part; an exchangeable cloth to be attached along the at least one side of the wall part to the first and second attaching element mounted on the wall part for the purpose of providing a desired appearance on the relevant side of the wall part.

A temporary, non-fixed partitioning system includes a common assembly bracket that can be readily assembled with a wall panel formed of various standard dimensioned building supplies. The wall panels may include a standard door slab, a standard window sash, standard dimensional lumber, a peg board, a chalk board, a whiteboard, a corrugated cardboard panel, a foam board, a gator board, a fiberglass panel, a cork panel, a plastic panel, an upholstered panel, a wood panel, and an acrylic-based or silica-based glass panel, and may also be suitable for receiving custom or desired printing of designs, indicia or other nomenclature. The partitioning system could be provided in a kit form with a plurality of common assembly brackets and wall panels, which are reconfigurable for a variety of uses such as co-working space, trade show booths, or lobby displays.

A temporary, non-fixed partitioning system includes a common assembly bracket that can be readily assembled with a wall panel formed of various standard dimensioned building supplies. The wall panels may include a standard door slab, a standard window sash, standard dimensional lumber, a peg board, a chalk board, a whiteboard, a corrugated cardboard panel, a foam board, a gator board, a fiberglass panel, a cork panel, a plastic panel, an upholstered panel, a wood panel, and an acrylic-based or silica-based glass panel, and may also be suitable for receiving custom or desired printing of designs, indicia or other nomenclature. The partitioning system could be provided in a kit form with a plurality of common assembly brackets and wall panels, which are reconfigurable for a variety of uses such as co-working space, trade show booths, or lobby displays.

A backing panel includes a first stud interfacing portion for nesting in a first stud and a second stud interfacing portion for coupling with a second stud, such that a web surface of the backing panel is flush with a surface of the first stud and a surface of the second stud.

A simple screen includes a frame and a panel. The frame includes cross rods, vertical rods, and connection joints. The connection joint includes an upper rotating base and a lower rotating base. A connection rod is disposed on the upper rotating base and/or the lower rotating base, the cross rod is in a shape of a cylinder and sleeved on the connection rod, and the cross rod is detachably connected to the connection rod. A central part of the upper rotating base and a central part of the lower rotating base are each provided with a through-hole, a locking pin penetrates through the through-hole, and the locking pin is connected to the vertical rod after penetrating through the through-hole. The screen is convenient to transport. One piece of the screen may be used alone or more pieces of the screens are used together. The screens may be folded.