The invention relates to a cladding system (100) for a wall (1), the cladding system (100) having a plate-shaped cladding element (50) connectable to a fastening profile (10) on two opposite longitudinal or transverse sides, the fastening profile (10) being configured to anchor the cladding system (100) to the wall (1), the cladding element (50) having a preferably strip-shaped fastening section (60, 62), which is bent in relation to a base surface section (64) of the cladding element (50), on the two longitudinal or transverse sides disposed in operative connection with a fastening profile (10), the fastening section (60, 62) interacting with a complementary, groove-shaped first or second reception section (16, 18) on the fastening profile (10), the two reception sections (16, 18) on the fastening profile (10) being disposed on the fastening profile (10) on the side opposite to a fastening surface (14) for the wall (1) on the fastening profile (10).

A coupling system for mounting a tile to a framework of a building is disclosed. In one example of an embodiment, the coupling system includes a support bar arranged and configured for coupling to the tile and one or more clips coupled to the support bar. In one example of an embodiment, the clips include a tile-mounting opening for coupling the clips to the support bar and a frame-mounting opening for coupling the clips to the framework of the building to thereby couple the tile to the framework of the building. In one example of an embodiment, the support bar is arranged and configured for receipt within a longitudinal channel formed in the tile.

A coupling system for mounting a tile to a framework of a building is disclosed. In one example of an embodiment, the coupling system includes a support bar arranged and configured for coupling to the tile and one or more clips coupled to the support bar. In one example of an embodiment, the clips include a tile-mounting opening for coupling the clips to the support bar and a frame-mounting opening for coupling the clips to the framework of the building to thereby couple the tile to the framework of the building. In one example of an embodiment, the support bar is arranged and configured for receipt within a longitudinal channel formed in the tile.

The invention relates to a fastening system for large-area roof coverings or wall claddings.

The object is to create a fastening system which is structurally simple, consists of few parts, is fast to install and is suitable for high negative wind loads.

Fastening is achieved within two upwardly projecting longitudinal ribs 2, which are formed by upwardly projecting sheet metal flanks 11. These sheet metal flanks 11 are bent up and provided with projections 13. According to the invention, T-shaped base bars 3 are disposed and fastened within the upwardly projecting longitudinal ribs 2, either continuously or only in some places. The horizontal wide limb of the T-shaped base bars 3, designated as foot limb 5, can be disposed upwardly or downwardly. The T-shaped base bar 3 has recesses 6 formed left and right in the vertical limb of the T-shaped base bar 3 and reaching into the foot limbs 5. Specially formed projections 13 of the sheet metal flanks 11 of the roof elements, sheet metal plates or sheet metal strips 1 engage in these recesses 6. These preformed projections 13 result in a form-fitting joint in conjunction with press plates 9 that can be disposed at or on the central limb 4. The press plates 9 are appropriately fastened with the base bar head 7 in a form-fitting manner or, for example, with screws. The press plates 9 are formed such that the press plates 9 span over the projections 13 of the sheet metal flanks 11 of the roof elements, sheet metal plates or sheet metal strips 1 positioned side by side. This creates a durable form-fitting joint by means of the T-shaped base bar 3 (or base element), central limb 4 and press plate 9. At the upper ends of the upwardly projecting lateral sheet metal flanks 11, the whole longitudinal rib is closed towards the top with a cover strip 12.

A coupling system for mounting a tile to a framework of a building is disclosed. In one example of an embodiment, the coupling system includes a support bar arranged and configured for coupling to the tile and one or more clips coupled to the support bar. In one example of an embodiment, the clips include a tile-mounting opening for coupling the clips to the support bar and a frame-mounting opening for coupling the clips to the framework of the building to thereby couple the tile to the framework of the building. In one example of an embodiment, the support bar is arranged and configured for receipt within a longitudinal channel formed in the tile.

A system for mounting wall panels to an existing wall, includes a plurality of base assemblies adapted to be secured to the existing wall; a plurality of sliding support members slidably received in the base assemblies and adapted to be fixed therein by fastening members, each sliding support member including a central member slidably received within a respective base assembly, and at least one capture member extending from the central member; and a plurality of adjustment support members connected with the sliding support members for mounting the wall panels to the existing wall, wherein each adjustment support member includes an adjustment positioning member adjustably connected to a respective capture member; and wherein the at least one capture member includes a tubular member, and the at least one the adjustment positioning member includes a rod member adjustably received in the tubular member.

A mounting frame (100) which can be attached to a ceiling (3) and comprises an assembly of basic profiles (10) comprising a housing (14) for receiving an edge of a covering (1) and a plurality of V-shaped or U-shaped locking clips (50) designed to enter the receiving housing (14) and remain therein in a locked position in which the edge of the covering (1) is clamped between the locking clip (50) and the housing (14). Each locking clip (50) is interposed between an insertion tool and the covering (1) and facilitates the insertion of the covering (1) into the receiving housing (14) without damaging the covering (1). The covering (1), with dimensions greater than those of the frame, can thus be completely removed and reused since the covering has not been damaged in any way, either while the covering (1) is being fitted or while being held in place.

A leveling coating structure with quick installation and removal includes a plurality of parallel sections; a multiplicity of clips having a head with a stem and a bushing with inserts, the stem being inserted in a through hole of the section and rotatably retained by the inserts of the bushing which is in abutment with the bottom of the base frame opposite to the head of the clip; a succession of slats having opposite lateral grooves which the head of the clip engages. Each section is made of light alloy with a C-shaped cross-section having a core for supporting the slats and wings for the insertion of the bushings between them. Each clip is retained by the section with the head in abutment with the core for supporting the slats and the bushing in abutment with the free ends of the wings.

A decking system is made up of a variety of decking boards and other components are disclosed. In some aspects, the decking boards are connectable to each other so that adjacent boards will provide a water barrier and a drainage channel. Some versions of the boards may have a hollow region to accept the provision of heating elements or other accessory structures. A connector piece is disclosed in various embodiments span the gap between the butt ends of the boards to provide a water barrier at the butt ends of the boards. A gutter and downspout system is disclosed, as well as structures for protecting the ends or sides of the deck structure.

Provided are a mounting member and a building wall structure that allow a mounting operation to be performed with ease. A mounting member 10 can be equipped with an abutment member 30. The mounting member 10 includes a substrate portion 11, a wall portion 12, a protruding portion 13, a supporting portion 14, a first locking portion 15, and a second locking portion 16. The wall portion 12 protrudes from one side edge 11A of the substrate portion 11 relative to the substrate portion 11. The protruding portion 13 protrudes from the other side edge 11B side of the substrate portion 11 to the same side as the wall portion 12, and has a length L13 of protrusion from the substrate portion 11 shorter than the length of protrusion of the wall portion 12 from the substrate portion 11. The abutment member 30 includes a mounting portion 31 that can be fixed onto at least one of the substrate portion 11 and substantially the same plane 8P as the substrate portion 11 from the protruding portion 13 side, an erect piece 32 that is provided erecting in a direction intersecting the mounting portion 31, and that protrudes toward the side opposite to the substrate portion 11, and a clamping portion 33 that is formed as a single piece with the mounting portion 31, and that is capable of clamping the protruding portion 13 from a direction intersecting the substrate portion 11.