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  • E04C2/32—Building elements of relatively thin form for the construction of parts of buildings, e.g. sheet materials, slabs, or panels characterised by the shape or structure formed of corrugated or otherwise indented sheet-like material; composed of such layers with or without layers of flat sheet-like material
  • E04C2/324—Building elements of relatively thin form for the construction of parts of buildings, e.g. sheet materials, slabs, or panels characterised by the shape or structure formed of corrugated or otherwise indented sheet-like material; composed of such layers with or without layers of flat sheet-like material with incisions or reliefs in the surface
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  • E04C2/46—Building elements of relatively thin form for the construction of parts of buildings, e.g. sheet materials, slabs, or panels characterised by the purpose specially adapted for making walls
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Definitions

• the invention relates to a component arrangement for forming a section of a container or building, comprising at least one wall element, at least partially made of sheet metal, for forming a wall section of the container or building, and a further element to be connected thereto.
• the invention further relates to a kit for a container or building comprising such a component arrangement.
• the invention further relates to various uses of such component arrangements and kits.
• the invention further relates to a storage container, a raised bed, a transportable building, or a tool shed, comprising several such wall elements or such a component arrangement, or formed from such a kit.
• the invention further relates to a joining method for connecting a wall element to a further element.
• the invention lies in the field of metal storage solutions for the home and garden.
• it aims to create containers or (portable) buildings or structures that can be used to store equipment, leisure equipment, or tools in the home and garden, or that can serve as shelters.
• this includes tool sheds, garden sheds, leisure boxes, barbecue garages, bicycle garages, bin enclosures, and raised garden beds.
• D1 discloses a building element arrangement for forming a section of a building, comprising at least one wall element for forming a wall section of the building and at least one further element to be connected to the wall element, wherein the wall element comprises a corrugated sheet forming a visible side of the wall element, which has at least one outer surface area, the surface of which defines a visible side plane, and corrugated areas set back in a depth direction relative to the outer surface area, with at least one corrugated wall extending in a depth direction, wherein at least one corrugated area of the corrugated sheet is formed as a corrugation with a first corrugated wall, a second corrugated wall and a corrugation base extending back parallel to the visible side plane between the first and the second corrugated wall, wherein at least one side edge of the corrugated sheet running
• the first edge formation has a first corrugated wall area extending in the depth direction from the visible surface plane and a first U-shaped profile area, from which a first leg extends, set back from the visible surface plane in the depth direction, substantially parallel to the visible surface plane, a web extends further in the depth direction from the first leg, and a second leg extends from the web, substantially parallel to the visible surface plane, wherein the first U-shaped profile area opens towards a center of the element provided with the first edge formation, and wherein the second edge formation has a second U-shaped profile area, from which a first leg extends, set back from the visible surface plane, substantially parallel to the visible surface plane, a web extends further in the depth direction from the first leg, and a second leg extends from the web, substantially parallel to the visible surface plane, wherein the second U-shaped profile area extends towards The first U-shaped profile area opens outwards, away from the center of the element provided with the second edge formation, and is designed complementarily to the first U-
• the invention aims to enable cost-effective and easy-to-install, yet visually appealing, wall areas of such containers and buildings to be achieved using means that can be mass-produced at low cost.
• the invention provides a component arrangement according to claim 1.
• a kit and corresponding containers and buildings that use such component arrangements, as well as uses of the component arrangement and a corresponding method are the subject of the dependent claims.
• a first leg of the second U-shaped profile area is bent back towards the center of the element immediately following the second corrugated wall area, and a first leg of the first U-shaped profile area extends away from the center of the element immediately following the first corrugated wall area.
• first and second edge formations have only four bent bends, wherein the first bend is formed between the outer surface area and the corrugated wall area, the second bend is formed between the corrugated wall area and the first leg, the third bend is formed between the first leg and the web, and the fourth bend is formed between the web and the second leg.
• the bead has a bead base extending between the first and the second bead wall, wherein the first legs of the U-shaped profile areas extend at the level of the bead base and the first leg of the first edge area is designed to form a bead base area that is identical in appearance to the bead base when connecting the first edge formation and the second edge formation of adjacent elements.
• first and second corrugated wall and the first and second corrugated wall area run diagonally in a mirror image.
• a first and a second leg of the U-shaped profile areas run essentially parallel to the visible surface plane and that the web connecting the legs of the U-shaped profile areas runs essentially perpendicular to the visible surface plane.
• fastening openings for fasteners for connecting the first and second edge formations are formed at corresponding locations of the first and second edge formations.
• the wall element is designed as a standard wall element, in which the corrugated sheet has the first edge formation on a first side edge running parallel to the at least one corrugation and the second edge formation on the second side edge running parallel to the at least one corrugation.
• the wall element is designed as a first door side wall element, which has a first edge formation on a first side edge running parallel to the groove and a second door frame edge formation on the second side edge running parallel to the groove, which has the second groove wall area and an L-shaped profile area with an end edge area directed away from the center of the wall element.
• the wall element is designed as a second door side wall element, which has a second edge formation on a second side edge running parallel to the groove and a first door frame edge formation on the first side edge running parallel to the groove, which has the first groove wall area and an L-shaped profile area with an end edge area directed away from the center of the wall element.
• the wall element is designed as a center-ribbed wall element with a centrally arranged rib.
• the wall element is designed as a multi-ribbed wall element with a series of ribs at regular intervals.
• the wall element consists of the corrugated sheet metal; thus, the wall element has no other components besides the corrugated sheet metal.
• the wall element can be made up of the corrugated sheet metal and other components; for example, the wall element is a panel that has the corrugated sheet metal on the outside and another sheet metal or surface element on the inside.
• the panel can also be constructed as a sandwich panel.
• a component arrangement for forming a section of a container or building comprises at least one wall element according to one of the preceding embodiments and at least one further element to be connected to the wall element, wherein the corrugated sheet is provided on the side to be connected to the further element with one of the first and second edge forms and the further element is provided on the side to be connected to the wall element with the other of the first and second edge forms.
• At least one further element is designed as a further wall element according to one of the preceding embodiments.
• At least one further element is designed as a corner element with an L-shaped angled area to form a corner of the container or building, at least one of the legs of which is provided with the first or second edge design.
• At least one further element is designed as a standard corner element with an L-shaped angled area to form a corner of the container or building, of which a first leg is provided with the first edge formation and a second leg is provided with the second edge formation.
• At least one further element is designed as a first door side corner element with an L-shaped angled area to form a corner of the container or building, of which a first leg is provided with the first edge formation and a second leg has a second door frame edge formation which includes the second corrugated wall area and an L-shaped profile area with an end edge area directed away from the corner element.
• At least one further element is designed as a second door side corner element with an L-shaped angled area to form a corner of the container or building, of which a second leg is provided with the second edge formation and a first leg has a first door frame edge formation which includes the first corrugated wall area and an L-shaped profile area with an end edge area directed away from the corner element.
• the invention provides a kit for forming a container comprising a component arrangement of one of the aforementioned embodiments with four standard corner elements and at least four wall elements.
• the invention provides a kit for a building construction, comprising four corner elements according to one of the previously explained embodiments and at least two wall elements according to one of the previously explained embodiments.
• the kit includes at least one door leaf for closing a door opening formed between two door frame edge formations of wall elements or corner elements.
• the visible side of the door leaf is also formed by a corrugated sheet.
• the corrugated sheets of the door leaf and wall element are designed to be visually identical – although different widths may be provided.
• the invention provides for the use of a wall element according to one of the preceding embodiments, a building element arrangement according to one of the preceding embodiments or a kit according to one of the preceding embodiments for forming a construction from the group comprising a storage container, a garden container, a terrace container, a firewood rack, a tool shed, a leisure box, a barbecue garage, a bicycle garage, a garbage can box and a raised bed.
• the invention provides a storage container, raised bed, transportable building, or tool shed comprising several wall elements according to one of the preceding embodiments.
• the invention provides a storage container, raised bed, transportable building, or tool shed comprising a building element arrangement according to one of the preceding embodiments.
• the invention provides a storage container, wooden shelf, raised bed, transportable building, or tool shed formed from a kit according to one of the preceding embodiments.
• Preferred embodiments of the invention relate to a wall connection for a (garden) tool shed.
• the wall connection can also be used for other storage solutions.
• Preferred embodiments of the invention relate to the manufacture of wall elements and their connection to one another.
• Preferred embodiments of the invention have the advantage that no joints are visible when viewed from the outside on the visible side of the connection point.
• Preferred embodiments of the invention have the advantage that the connection is simply pluggable and holds together very well even without additional fasteners such as screws. This is very advantageous for simple pre-assembly.
• springy legs of U-shaped profile areas of the edge formations result in a very good positive fit and/or friction fit.
• Preferred embodiments of the invention have the advantage that the edge formations can be produced very quickly on a standard press brake machine (available, for example, from Salvagnini or Prima Power). Although they could also be produced simply on a manual press brake, production is preferably automated, which, in preferred embodiments of the invention, is possible with very short cycle times.
• a standard press brake machine available, for example, from Salvagnini or Prima Power.
• Figure 10 is an embodiment of a wall 10 for a container 12 or a building 14, both to be used as storage solutions in the house and garden.
• the wall 10 is formed from a component arrangement 18, which has at least one wall element 20 and at least one further element, in particular a corner element 22.
• the wall element 20 and the at least one further element, in particular the at least one corner element 22, are connected to each other by means of a connecting device 24.
• the elements 20, 22 of the component arrangement 18 are formed from metal sheets 26, with one metal sheet 26 forming the wall element 20 in Fig. 5 is shown and a metal sheet 26 for forming the corner element 22 in Fig. 6 is shown.
• Figure 1 shows a top view directly from above of the wall 10, which is to be arranged vertically in its intended use, where, for example, a wall element 20 is connected to a corner element 22 at a first vertically arranged side edge 28. and is connected to a second vertically arranged side edge 30 with a further corner element 22.
• Fig. 2 shows the left area of Fig. 1 with the connecting device 24 on the first side edge 28 in enlarged view, while Fig. 3 the right area of Fig. 1 with the connecting device 24 on the second side edge 30 shown in enlarged view.
• Fig. 4 Detail IV shows Fig. 1 and Fig. 3 in enlarged sectional view.
• the connecting device 24 has a first edge formation 32 on one of the elements 20, 22 of the component arrangement 18 to be connected, and a second edge formation 34 on the other element 20, 22 of the component arrangement 18 to be connected.
• the edge formations 32, 34 are formed by bends in the side edges 28, 30 of the metal sheets 26 of the elements 20, 22 of the component arrangement 18 and are complementary to each other in such a way that they interlock when the elements 20, 22 are connected.
• the connecting device 24 has further openings 36 for fasteners such as, in particular, screws 38.
• the openings 36 can be designed as round drill holes 36a and/or as elongated holes 36b (see here in particular Fig. 4 and Fig. 6 ).
• the wall element 20 is formed from a corrugated sheet 40, which forms a visible side 42 of the wall area 44 of the container 12 or building 14 to be formed by the wall element 20.
• the corrugated sheet 40 has at least one outer surface area 46 and at least one corrugated area 48.
• a series of grooves 50 are provided, which form several groove areas 48.
• Each corrugation area 48 and each corrugation 50 extends along the vertical direction in intended use across the corrugated sheet 40.
• Each corrugation 50 has at least one first corrugation wall 52 and one second corrugation wall 54. Each corrugation 50 is also provided with a corrugation base 56 arranged between the corrugation walls 52 and 54.
• the first corrugation wall 52 and the second corrugation wall 54 extend in a depth direction away from the visible surface plane 60, preferably the corrugation walls 52, 54 being inclined at an oblique angle rather than at 90°.
• the first corrugation wall 52 and the second corrugation wall 54 are mirror images of each other with respect to a median plane through the corrugation 50 and are accordingly inclined in opposite directions.
• the corrugation base 56 is thus set back in the depth direction relative to the visible surface plane 60.
• the surface of the corrugation base 56 is set back from the visible surface plane 60 by a distance of 2 mm to 21 mm, preferably 8 mm to 12 mm, and most preferably 10 mm.
• the first edge formation has a first corrugated wall area 62 extending from the visible side plane 60 in the depth direction and a first U-shaped profile area 64.
• the first corrugated wall section 62 is designed in the same way as the first corrugated wall 52. In particular, it extends with the same inclination as the first corrugated wall 52 and is comparably dimensioned.
• the first U-shaped profile section has a first leg 64a, a web 64b and a second leg 64c.
• the first U-shaped profile section 64 opens towards the center of the wall element 20.
• the first leg 64a extends essentially parallel to the visible surface plane 60 and, like the corrugation base 56, is set back from it, extending from the first corrugation wall area 62 in an outward direction, i.e., away from the center of the wall element 20.
• the first leg 64a is designed to be long enough that, when the elements 20, 22 are connected by means of the connecting device 24, a portion of it is visible to the outside, the length of which corresponds to the length of the corrugation base 56.
• the web 64b extends from the end of the first leg 64a in the depth direction. In the illustrated embodiment, the web 64b extends essentially perpendicular to the visible surface plane 60.
• the second leg 64c extends from the bridge 64b essentially parallel to the visible side plane 60 back towards the center of the corresponding element 20, 22, on which the first edge formation 32 is formed.
• the first edge formation 32 is formed on the first side edge 28, which extends essentially parallel to the grooves 50.
• the part of the first edge formation 32 visible in the intended use when the elements 20, 22 are connected i.e. in particular the first corrugated wall area 62 and the visible area of the first leg 64a form a corrugated area 48 which is identical in appearance to the corresponding area of the respective corrugation 50 of the wall element 20.
• the second edge formation 34 has a second corrugated wall area 66 extending from the visible side plane 60 in a depth direction and a second U-shaped profile area 68.
• the second corrugated wall area 66 extends in the same way as the second corrugated wall 54 of a corrugation 50 up to a point on the visible side plane 60. recessed line, which lies essentially at the level of the surface of the groove base 56.
• the second U-shaped profile section 68 is designed to complement the first U-shaped profile section 64, such that the first U-shaped profile section 64 can be clamped into it.
• the second U-shaped profile section 68 opens towards the center of the element 20, 22, where the second edge formation 34 is located. Thus, if the second edge formation 34 is formed on the wall element 20, the second U-shaped profile section 68 opens towards a central area of the wall element 20.
• the second U-shaped profile area 68 has a first leg 68a, a web 68b and a second leg 68c.
• the first leg 68a of the second U-shaped profile section 68 is set back from the visible surface plane 60 in the depth direction such that its surface facing away from the visible surface plane 60 lies approximately at the level of the surface of the corrugation base 56.
• the first leg 68a of the second U-shaped profile section 68 is bent back by approximately 180° relative to a corresponding outer surface area 46; in other words, the first leg 68a of the second U-shaped profile section 68 extends from the second corrugation wall area 66 towards the center of the element 20, 22 on which the second edge formation 34 is formed.
• the web 68b of the second U-shaped profile section 68 extends from the end of the first leg 68a of the second U-shaped profile section 68 in a depth direction.
• the web 68b of the second U-shaped profile section 68 extends substantially perpendicular to the visible surface plane 60.
• the second leg 68c of the second U-shaped profile area 68 extends outwards from the end of the web 68b of the second U-shaped profile area 68 essentially parallel to the visible side plane 60, i.e., away from the center of the element 20, 22 in which the second edge formation 34 is formed.
• the distance between the first leg 68a and the second leg 68c The second U-shaped profile section 68 is dimensioned such that the first U-shaped profile section 64, with its first leg 64a, web 64b, and second leg 64c, can be received therein without play and, due to the elasticity of the metal sheet and the corresponding resilient design of the U-shaped profile sections 64 and 68, is clamped into it.
• a clamping force is exerted between the interlocking U-shaped profile sections 64 and 68.
• the second edge formation 34 is formed on the second side edge 30, which runs parallel to the corresponding corrugations 50.
• the second corrugation wall area 66 is formed in the same way as the second corrugation wall 54, so that the second edge formation 34 also corresponds to an area of a corrugation 50 and thus forms a corrugation area 48.
• the first corrugated wall section 62, the visible part of the first leg 64a of the first U-shaped profile section 64, and the second corrugated wall section 66 resemble a corrugation 50.
• the dividing line between the elements 20 and 22 is located at the base, concealed beneath the second corrugated wall section 66, so that no dividing joint is visible from the outside. Due to the interlocking design of the U-shaped profile sections 64 and 68, the elements 20 and 22 are already clamped together after assembly, allowing for easy pre-assembly before the screws 38 or other fasteners can be inserted for final assembly.
• the edge formations 32, 34 each have only four bends 70a - 70d, all of which are formed by means of a press brake and in particular automatically by means of a press brake machine at the in Fig. 5 and Fig. 6
• the metal sheets shown (26) are easily manufactured.
• a kit 72 for forming the container 12 or the building 14 has component arrangements 18 such that at least four corners 96 can be formed by corner elements 22 and all walls 10 to be provided can be formed by wall elements 20, possibly also to be fitted with doors 100.
• FIG. 7 and 8 Figure 1 shows a first and a second embodiment of the wall element 20, designed as a standard wall element 64, in which both side edges 28, 30, which are to be arranged vertically in intended use, are provided with the edge formations 32, 34.
• the first side edge 28 is provided with the first edge formation 32 and the second side edge 30 is provided with the second edge formation 34.
• the illustrated embodiments of the standard wall elements 74 have a uniform length L, here e.g. 480 mm - of course this is only an example.
• Fig. 7 The exemplary embodiment of Fig. 7 is designed as a multi-ribbed wall element 76, in which a series of ribs 50 are provided at predetermined intervals.
• Fig. 8 The exemplary embodiment of Fig. 8 is designed as a center-rib wall element 78 with only one central rib 50.
• the respective corrugations 50 in the wall elements 20 shown are designed such that the inward-facing surface of the corrugation base 56 is set back from the visible surface plane 60 by a first distance, here for example 10 mm in the depth direction.
• the first leg 64a, 68a of the U-shaped profile areas 64, 68 of the edge formations 32, 34 is set back from the visible surface plane 60 by a second distance in the depth direction, which may be slightly smaller than the first distance.
• the second distance is, for example, 9.5 mm.
• the length of the first leg 68a of the second U-shaped profile area 68 which defines the insertion depth of the edge formations 32, 34
• the dimensions defined within each other are, for example, in the range of 5 mm - 25 mm and are approximately 10.5 mm here.
• FIG. 9 and 10 Figure 2 shows a second and a third embodiment of the wall element 20, both of which are designed as (here longer) first door side wall element 80.
• first door side wall element 80 the first edge formation 32 is formed on the first side edge 28.
• second edge 30 does not have the second edge formation 34, but rather a second door frame edge formation 82.
• the second door frame edge formation 82 has the second corrugated wall area 66 and, in the illustrated embodiments, also a profile area simulating an area of the corrugation base 56.
• the second door frame edge formation 82 has an L-shaped profile area 84, from which one leg extends in the depth direction and another leg, forming the end edge, extends away from the center of the wall element 20.
• the L-shaped profile area 84 serves as the door frame of a door, as will be explained in more detail below.
• the first door side wall element 82 from Fig. 9 is designed as a multi-ribbed wall element 76, while the first door side wall element 82 is of Fig. 10 is designed as a center-rib wall element 78.
• the wall elements 20 of the Figures 9 and 10 can be used, for example, as left-hand door side wall elements, to the left of a door 100 (see Fig. 20 and 22 ), be used.
• FIG. 11 and 12 Figure 1 shows embodiments of the wall element 20, which are designed as second door side wall elements 86, which can be used, for example, as right-hand door side wall elements.
• the second door side wall elements 86 have a first door frame edge formation 88 on the first side edge 28 and a second edge formation 34 on the second side edge 30.
• the first door frame edge formation 88 has the first corrugated wall area 62, optionally also a profile area that simulates part of the corrugated base 56, and the L-shaped profile area 84, which here is a mirror image of the L-shaped profile area 84 of the second
• the door frame edge formation 82 is designed and arranged.
• first door frame edge formation 88 can be designed as a mirror image of the second door frame edge formation 82.
• Fig. 11 This again shows the design of the second door side wall element 86 as a multi-ribbed wall element 76, while Fig. 12 The design as a center rib wall element 78 is shown.
• the leg forming the end edge of the L-shaped profile area 84 can be folded back in all door frame edge configurations 82, 88, whereby a profile sheet 114 can be inserted therein to reinforce the door frame area (shown in the Fig. 24 and 25).
• FIG. 13 This again shows the design as a multi-ribbed wall element 76.
• Fig. 14 This shows that in a wall element 20 of the kit 72, only a single outer surface area 46 may be present, with corrugated areas 48 formed only on the side edges 28, 30, which simulate a corrugation 50 when used as intended.
• Figures 15 and 16 wall elements 20 are shown accordingly, which are designed as shorter second door side wall elements 86, wherein in turn Fig. 15 the variant as a multi-ribbed wall element 76 and Fig. 16 the variant with grooved areas formed only on the sides 48 and a smooth surface area in the middle 46.
• Figure 1 shows a first embodiment of the corner element 22, designed as a standard corner element 90.
• Fig. 18 shows an embodiment of the corner element 22, designed as the first door side corner element 92.
• Fig. 19 shows an embodiment of the corner element, designed as a second door side corner element 94.
• All embodiments of the corner element 22, 90, 92, 94 are made of a material as shown in Fig. 6
• the depicted metal sheet 26 is formed by bending. In doing so, a corner is formed.
• 96 formed by an L-shaped angled area 98 with a first leg 98a and a second leg 98b.
• the standard corner element 90 which is in Fig. 17
• the first edge formation 32 is shown, formed in the first door side corner element 92, which is in Fig. 18
• the first door frame edge formation 88 and the second door side corner element 94 which are shown in Fig. 19
• the first edge formation 32 is shown.
• the second edge formation 34 is formed in the standard corner element 90 shown, in the first door side corner element 92, which is in Fig. 18
• the second edge formation 34 is also shown, and the second door side corner element 94, which is in Fig. 19
• the second door frame edge formation 82 is shown.
• the edge formations 32, 34 and the door frame edge formations 82, 88 are formed identically for all wall elements 20 and corner elements 22 of the same kit 72, and reference can be made to the description above for further details.
• the kit 72 contains four standard corner elements 90 and at least four standard wall elements 74.
• FIG. 22 shows where, to the left and right of the door 100, a wall area is formed from a standard wall element 74 and a door side wall element 80, 86 connected to it by means of the connecting device 24.
• kits 72 for a rectangular container 12 can therefore, for example, comprise six standard wall elements 74. Additionally, the kit 72 for a Container 12 includes components for forming a lower part and a lid with frame elements, which can be designed in such a way that the upper and lower ends of the corner elements 22 can be attached to them by plugging or the like, as is generally known for such containers 12.
• kit 72 for a shelf for wood or the like also contains two of the parts in Fig. 1 illustrated component arrangements 18, which form the side walls of the shelf, and further frame elements or a top and bottom part to form the further elements of the shelf.
• the kit 72 for example, comprises four corner elements 22 and at least two standard wall elements 74.
• a suitable roof structure which can be designed in any way known to a person skilled in the art such that the upper ends of the corner elements 22 can be connected to it, a bicycle garage with two side walls, open on both sides, can be constructed, for example.
• the kit 72 contains a corresponding number of additional standard wall elements 74 to form a rear wall.
• the building kit for building 14 can also be equipped with a door 100. Examples of this are described below using the following examples. Figs. 20 - 24 explained in more detail.
• FIG. 20 Figure 1 shows an example of a wall 10 of a building 14, such as a tool shed, garden house, equipment shed, or the like, wherein the wall 10, in addition to two standard corner elements 90, includes a first door side wall element 80 according to Fig. 9 and a second door side wall element 86 according to Fig. 11 to form a door frame in which a fixed leaf 102 and a moving leaf 104 of the double-leaf door 100 are held.
• FIG. 22 Figure 1 shows a corresponding configuration of wall 10 with door 100 in a single-leaf configuration, whereby only a single door leaf 108 is arranged in the door frame.
• the door side wall elements 80, 86 can be used here as a shorter version, as in Figure 1.
• Fig. 13 and Fig. 15 The depicted configuration includes a standard wall element 74 that can be arranged between these elements and the corner elements 22.
• the lock area of the door 100 in the single-leaf version is shown in Fig. 23 depicted, while the band area in turn Fig. 24 can be removed.
• the door leaves 108 which form the single leaf of the door 100 in a single-leaf configuration or the fixed leaves 102 and active leaves 104 in a double-leaf configuration, can also be made of sheet metal, with a corrugated sheet 40 forming the outer visible side of the door leaf 108 and another corrugated sheet forming an inner side of the door leaf.
• the lock 112 or a mechanism (not shown) for holding the fixed leaf 102 in place can be arranged in a wider frame area 110 of the door leaf 108.
• the door frame edge details 88, 82 are each reinforced by a profiled sheet 114 to better absorb the loads of the door leaves 108.
• kits 72 can be assembled to form very different walls 10 for a range of storage solutions, including garden sheds, barbecue garages, raised beds, terrace boxes for storing chair cushions, etc.
• the metal sheets 26 of the elements 20, 22 of the component arrangement 18 or of the kit 72 can be formed, for example, by galvanized steel sheets or other metal sheets made of any suitably appropriate material.
• the elements 20, 22 are powder-coated, so that the color of the container 12 or building 14 or individual parts thereof can be freely selected.
• a connecting device (24) and a connecting method for connecting a wall element (20) formed from sheet metal (26) with another element (20, 22) formed from sheet metal have thus been described, wherein a first edge formation (32) on one element (20, 22) and a second edge formation (32) on the other element (22, 20) are complementary to each other in such a way that they can be connected to each other by interlocking, wherein the edge formation (32, 34) each have a corrugated wall region (62) and a U-shaped profile region (64, 68) extending further in the depth direction on the side opposite the visible side, wherein the profile regions (64, 68) are complementary to each other in such a way that a first U-shaped profile region (64) is clamped in a second U-shaped profile region (68) when the first and second edge formations (32, 34) interlock. is recordable.
• a connecting device (24) and a connecting method for joining a wall element (20) made of sheet metal (26) with another element (20, 22) made of sheet metal have been described, wherein a first edge formation (32) on one element (20, 22) and a second edge formation (32) on the other element (22, 20) are complementary to each other in such a way that they can be interlocked and connected to each other, wherein the edge formation (32, 34) each have a corrugated wall area (62) and a U-shaped profile area (64, 68) extending further in the depth direction on the side opposite the visible side, wherein the profile areas (64, 68) are complementary to each other in such a way that a first U-shaped profile area (64) is formed when the first and The second edge formation (32, 34) can be clamped into a second U-shaped profile area (68).

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