A method for producing a panel with integrated conductor tracks and electronic components. The panel includes a panel body, wherein the panel body is in particular a sandwich structure, and a membrane. The membrane is connected to the panel body and has integrated conductor tracks and electronic components. At the beginning of the method, an operation for attaching the conductor tracks and the electronic components to the membrane is provided. The subsequent step includes an operation for connecting the membrane, fitted with the conductor tracks and the electronic components, to the panel body.

The present disclosure relates to a system for a presentation, sales or exhibition stand and/or for store fitting, the system comprising a mounting rail assembly comprising one or more current carrying mounting rails; a current-carrying wall member, which is adapted to be mounted on the mounting rail assembly; and a current collector for an electrical device, which is configured to be mounted on the wall member; wherein the wall member comprises a carrier plate having a front side and a back side; wherein the wall member comprises first electrical conductor tracks of a first polarity and second electrical conductor tracks of a second polarity, wherein the first and second electrical conductor tracks are arranged alternately at least in sections; wherein the first electrical conductor tracks and the second electrical conductor tracks are arranged on the front side of the carrier plate; wherein the current collector comprises a plurality of at least two contact needles, wherein the current collector is adapted to be attached to the wall member such that at least one of the contact needles contacts one of the first electrical conductor tracks and at least one other of the contact needles contacts one of the second electrical conductor tracks; and wherein the wall member comprises a first electrical terminal contact and a second electrical terminal contact, wherein the first electrical terminal contact is electrically conductively coupled to the first electrical conductor tracks, wherein the second electrical terminal contact is electrically conductively coupled to the second electrical conductor tracks, and wherein the first electrical terminal contact and the second electrical terminal contact are arranged on the back side of the carrier plate; and wherein the current-carrying mounting rail assembly is adapted to hold and supply current to the wall member via the first electrical terminal contact and the second electrical terminal contact. The present disclosure further relates to a corresponding wall member and a corresponding method.

Prefabricated wall panels simplify the constructive of dwelling units and other structures. The wall panels include an electrical junction that enables the wall panels to couple to other wall panels, allowing electricity to flow between panels. Each wall panel includes electrical conduit to allow for the flow of electricity within the wall panel. The electrical conduit is coupled to power outlets within the wall panels. In some embodiments, the wall panels additional include network line, enabling the flow of data between panels. The electrical conduit can transmit both power and data within the conduit. In such embodiments, a controller can decode the data signals from the power signals within the conduit. The wall panel can additionally include one or more components that can perform functions based on the data, or that can couple to devices or systems that can communicate via the conduit.

A panel element is for use in a modular wall system with vertical support structures. The panel element includes a panel having a planar surface and side edges transverse to the planar surface, the planar surface can be hung up on at least one of the vertical support structures. An electrical connector is provided on the back of the panel, including a first connector pin and a connector second pin for forming electrical connections. The first and second connector pins fit within openings in a surface of one of the vertical support structure. The connector pins are movably coupled to the panel so as to allow movement of the first and second connector pins in at least one direction parallel to the planar surface between an extended position and a pulled-in position.

A cable management system including an inlet junction box, an outlet junction box, and a power bridge cable extending between the junction boxes. The power bridge cable extends between the junction boxes within a wall and provides for power to be supplied from the inlet junction box to the outlet junction box. A permanent electrical connection is typically provided between the power bridge cable and power sockets at the outlet junction box. A removeable power bridge plug is provided at the opposite end of the power bridge cable for removeable connection to male power plugs at inlet junction box, thus placing the outlet power sockets and the inlet power plugs into electrical communication with each other.

A cable management system including an inlet junction box, an outlet junction box, and a power bridge cable extending between the junction boxes. The power bridge cable extends between the junction boxes within a wall and provides for power to be supplied from the inlet junction box to the outlet junction box. A permanent electrical connection is typically provided between the power bridge cable and power sockets at the outlet junction box. A removeable power bridge plug is provided at the opposite end of the power bridge cable for removeable connection to male power plugs at inlet junction box, thus placing the outlet power sockets and the inlet power plugs into electrical communication with each other.

A panel element is provided for use in a modular wall system with vertical support structures. The panel element includes a panel having a planar surface and side edges transverse to the planar surface, the planar surface can be hung up on at least one of the vertical support structures. An electrical connector is provided on the back of the panel, including a first connector pin and a connector second pin for forming electrical connections. The first and second connector pins fit within openings in a surface of one of the vertical support structure. The connector pins are movably coupled to the panel so as to allow movement of the first and second connector pins in at least one direction parallel to the planar surface between an extended position and a pulled-in position.

The disclosure is directed at an apparatus for managing wires in a home. The apparatus includes a surface mount manager mounted between two studs of a house frame for receiving and spacing electrical cables. The apparatus further includes a recessed manager bracket that is also mounted to the two studs for receiving the electrical cables from the surface mount manager and a wire manager plate apparatus mounted to the two studs for receiving the electrical cables from the recessed manager bracket, the wire manager plate including a set of wire manager holes for receiving the electrical cables and having an axis perpendicular to the length of the two studs.

A method for producing a panel with integrated conductor tracks and electronic components. The panel includes a panel body, wherein the panel body is in particular a sandwich structure, and a membrane. The membrane is connected to the panel body and has integrated conductor tracks and electronic components. At the beginning of the method, an operation for attaching the conductor tracks and the electronic components to the membrane is provided. The subsequent step includes an operation for connecting the membrane, fitted with the conductor tracks and the electronic components, to the panel body.

A wall panel system including a plurality of wall panels that can be positioned adjacent to each other. Each of the individual wall panels includes an attachment slot that is positioned between upper and lower panel sections. The attachment slot allows external components to be mounted to the wall panel. Each individual wall panel includes a height adjustment mechanism having a support block positioned within an open interior of a bottom cross support rail. The support block receives an adjustment rod that is rotatable to adjust the height of the wall panel. The support block of the height adjustment mechanism includes support flanges that support the weight of the wall panel. The top cross support rail includes an attachment slot that receives a door track for supporting a sliding door. The attachment slot that receives the door track corresponds to the attachment slot positioned between upper and lower panel sections.