US20200080317A1 - Façade structure - Google Patents
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- the invention is based on a façade structure, preferably a curtain-wall back-ventilated façade structure.
- the façade structure has a substructure formed of support profiles, which is arranged in front of a building wall and anchored fixedly in the floor and/or in the building wall.
- the façade structure comprises extruded façade tiles made of ceramic material, preferably clay material, which are fastened to the substructure via tile holders.
- the tile holders which hold the façade tiles, are arranged on all or only some of the support profiles.
- the tile holders are fastened to the support profiles directly or via separate supports.
- the tile holders have receivers which engage with edge areas of the façade tiles to fasten, i.e. hold, the façade tiles.
- Façade structures constructed in such a way are described in EP 2 186 966 A2, EP 1 878 847 A2 and DE 10 2007 037 566 A1.
- the façade tiles are arranged in the horizontal format, i.e. with the extrusion direction running horizontally.
- the tile holders have H-shaped receivers, i.e. double receivers, consisting of a U-shaped receiver open towards the top and a U-shaped receiver open towards the bottom. The receivers grip on the façade tiles in each case on the lower and on the upper horizontal ridge edge.
- Joint profiles which ensure a shake-proof arrangement of the façade tiles are arranged in the vertically running joint spaces between horizontally adjacent façade tiles.
- EP 1 878 847 A2 such joint profiles are shown built into the vertical joints in the façade structure.
- An arrangement of the façade tiles in the vertical format i.e. a façade structure in which the façade tiles are arranged with the extrusion direction running vertically, is not possible in an identical arrangement with the known identical components of the horizontal façade structure, as the lower and upper horizontal rims of the façade tiles in the case of the vertical arrangement of the façade tiles are formed by the planar cut faces which lie transverse to the extrusion direction, with the result that a comparable engagement of the H-shaped receivers of the tile holders is not possible, in particular not concealed from the front, i.e. invisible in the horizontal joint.
- the object of the invention is to develop a façade structure which makes embodiments with an arrangement of the façade tiles in vertical format and embodiments with an arrangement of the façade tiles in horizontal format possible using at least some identical components.
- the invention achieves the object with the subject-matter of main claim 1 .
- Main claim 1 provides a façade structure, preferably a curtain-wall back-ventilated façade structure.
- the façade structure comprises façade tiles formed with ridges and/or extruded.
- the façade tiles are fastened to the substructure via tile holders.
- the façade tiles are used in the façade structure in vertical format, i.e. the façade tiles are arranged in the façade structure such that they are aligned vertically with the longitudinal extent of their ridges or in the case of extruded façade tiles in the extrusion direction.
- the ridges preferably extend along opposite outside rims of the façade tiles.
- the longitudinal extent of the ridges therefore corresponds to the longitudinal extent of these rims.
- the ridges preferably form the edge areas of these rims.
- the façade tiles are preferably formed from ceramic material, e.g. clay material.
- the façade structure has a substructure, which comprises a plurality of identical support profiles and optionally additional modified support profiles and supports.
- the substructure is arranged in front of a building wall and anchored fixedly in the floor and/or in the building wall.
- the tile holders which hold the façade tiles, are arranged on all or only some of the support profiles.
- the tile holders are fastened, preferably detachably, to the support profiles directly or via separate supports.
- the tile holders have receivers which engage with edge areas, preferably with the ridges of the façade tiles, to fasten, i.e. hold, the façade tiles.
- the term “engage” in conjunction with “receiver of the tile holder” means that the receiver grips around the edge area of the façade tile on several sides or supports it only on one side like a bearing.
- the receivers can be U-shaped receivers which clasp the respective edge area of the façade tiles.
- the fastening of the façade tiles via the tile holders is effected by arranging the tile holders such that the engagement of the receiver of the tile holders is formed on opposite vertical edges of the façade tiles.
- weight-supporting holders in each case grip on the lower edge of the façade tiles.
- the weight-supporting holders on the lower edge of the façade tiles are important in conjunction with the tile holders acting laterally on the vertical edges, in order to take the weight of the façade tiles.
- the weight-supporting holders are fastened, preferably detachably, to the support profiles to which the tile holders are fastened or to further support profiles of the substructure directly or via separate supports.
- the weight-supporting holders have receivers, preferably L-shaped receivers, which grip on the lower edge of the façade tiles, i.e.
- weight-supporting holder in conjunction with the weight-supporting holder is to be understood broadly. It means that the weight-supporting holder can grip around the assigned edge of the façade tile on one or more sides or can also only rest against it. In particular, the weight-supporting holder can engage in a groove cut into the lower edge of the façade tile or engage between ridges formed on the lower edge, preferably gripping around the back ridge. It is important that the receiver of the weight-supporting holder forms a bearing for the façade tile to support the weight. In each case several such weight-supporting holders can be provided per façade tile, but it is also possible to use only one weight-supporting holder in each case for each façade tile.
- the façade structure relate to the weight-supporting holders which are used in particular in the case of the vertical façade structure.
- the receiver of the weight-supporting holder which grips on the horizontal edge of the façade tile is formed L-shaped or U-shaped.
- the weight-supporting holder is fastened to the support profile by a screw connection and/or a rivet connection and/or a clamping connection and/or a positive-locking plug-in device.
- upper support holders which have receivers which grip in each case on an upper, preferably horizontal, edge of the façade tiles, are fastened to the support profiles to which the tile holders are fastened or to further support profiles of the substructure directly or via separate supports.
- the term “grip” in conjunction with the upper support holder is to be understood broadly. It means that the upper support holder can grip around the assigned edge of the façade tile on one or more sides or can also only rest against it. In particular, the upper support holder can engage in a groove cut into the upper edge of the façade tile or engage between ridges formed on the upper edge, preferably gripping around the back ridge. In each case several such upper support holders can be provided per façade tile, but it is also possible to use only one upper support holder in each case for each façade tile.
- the upper support holder is primarily to prevent the façade tile held by the tile holders and the weight-supporting holder from tilting out.
- the upper support holder is formed identical to the weight-supporting holder, e.g. has a receiver formed L-shaped or U-shaped.
- Preferred embodiments can provide that the weight-supporting holder or/and the receiver of the weight-supporting holder or/and the upper support holder or/and the receiver of the upper support holder is or are arranged concealed behind the assigned façade tile or behind the assigned façade tiles.
- Preferred embodiments can provide that the lower, preferably horizontal, outside edge of the façade tile or/and the upper, preferably horizontal, outside edge of the façade tile is or are formed with a back ridge edge and a front ridge edge, wherein the receiver of the weight-supporting holder or the receiver of the upper support holder grips on the assigned back ridge edge.
- the back ridge can be formed shorter than the front ridge, with the result that the back ridge is concealed by the front ridge.
- the lower horizontal outside edge of the façade tile and the upper horizontal outside edge of the façade tile are in each case formed with a forward, i.e. front, ridge edge preferably by introduction of a corresponding cut into the lower horizontal outside edge and into the upper horizontal outside edge of the façade tile, wherein the weight-supporting holder gripping on the lower horizontal outside edge of the façade tile is arranged concealed behind the front ridge edge of the façade tile arranged on the lower horizontal outside edge and concealed behind the front ridge edge of the façade tile adjoining it at the bottom, formed on the upper horizontal outside edge.
- these can be arranged concealed behind a front ridge edge on the upper horizontal outside edge of the façade tile and a front ridge edge on the lower horizontal outside edge of the façade tile adjoining it at the top.
- the receiver of the tile holder which engages with the vertical edge area of the façade tile is formed U-shaped, preferably as a double receiver with two U-shaped receivers facing away from each other.
- the vertical edges of the façade tile on which the tile holders grip with their receiver are formed on vertical outside edges of the façade tile.
- the vertical outside edges of the façade tile are formed as ridge edges, in each case with a back ridge edge and a front ridge edge, wherein the tile holders grip on the back ridge edge.
- one vertical outside edge has a back ridge edge and a front ridge edge but the other vertical outside edge has only a back ridge edge, wherein the tile holders in each case grip on the back ridge edge.
- Preferred embodiments provide that the tile holder or/and the receiver of the tile holder is or are arranged concealed behind the assigned façade tile or behind the assigned façade tiles.
- a particularly favourable mode of operation in the mounting of the façade tile results if it is provided that several tile holders, which engage with opposite vertical edges of the façade tiles—preferably opposite vertical edges of a horizontal row of façade tiles—wherein the support profile is arranged horizontally, are fastened, preferably detachably, to the support profile in horizontal alignment.
- several tile holders, which engage with vertical edges of the façade tile—preferably vertical edges of façade tiles in a vertical row of façade tiles—wherein the support profile is arranged vertically, are fastened, preferably detachably, to a support profile in vertical alignment.
- the façade tiles are impinged on by a press-on device for the purpose of a shake-proof arrangement, wherein it can be provided that the press-on device is formed by separate press-on elements, wherein each of the press-on elements has a compression spring device and acts directly only on an assigned façade tile.
- the press-on element is detachably fastened to a support profile directly or via a separate support. It can preferably be provided that the press-on element is arranged concealed behind an assigned façade tile and supported against the substructure.
- the arrangement of the press-on element can in each case be formed such that the press-on element grips on the back of the assigned façade tile in an area which is arranged at a distance from the tile holders gripping on the façade tile with their receivers.
- the press-on element has a press-on spring clip for cooperating with the back of the assigned façade tile.
- the press-on spring clip cooperates, with the outside of the spring clip, with the back of the façade tile.
- the press-on spring clip can have a fluting on the outside in particular embodiments.
- the press-on element has a fastening section, which is fastened to the support profile by means of a screw connection and/or rivet connection and/or a clamping connection and/or a plug-in device engaging in a positive-locking manner in a slot in the support profile.
- Main claim 13 provides a construction set for the production of a façade structure, selectively as a vertical façade structure or as a horizontal façade structure.
- Embodiments of the façade structure as a horizontal façade structure i.e. with an arrangement of the façade tile aligned with the extrusion direction horizontal, are possible using the identical tile holders, which then in each case conventionally grip on the lower and upper edge areas of the façade tiles.
- the identical support profiles can be used to fasten the tile holders, wherein the support profiles are to be arranged simply rotated by 90° in the substructure. In this case the fastening and arrangement of the tile holders on the support profiles can be effected in the same way as in the embodiment in which the façade tiles are arranged in vertical format.
- the construction set according to main claim 13 is a construction set for the production of a façade structure, preferably a curtain-wall back-ventilated façade structure, either as a vertical façade structure or as a horizontal façade structure. Façade tiles with ridges and/or extruded façade tiles are used. In the vertical façade structure the façade tiles are aligned with the longitudinal extent of their ridges and/or the extrusion direction vertical. In the horizontal façade structure the façade tiles are aligned with the longitudinal extent of their ridges and/or the extrusion direction horizontal.
- the construction set comprises the following components:
- tile holders with a receiver for engaging with an edge section of the façade tiles, wherein the tile holders are formed for fastening to one of the support profiles;
- weight-supporting holders with a receiver for bearing the façade tiles, wherein the weight-supporting holder is formed for fastening to one of the support profiles;
- extruded façade tiles formed with ridges and/or extruded, preferably made of ceramic material, e.g. clay material.
- Embodiments of the construction set which have the following components as additional details are also possible: several upper support holders with a receiver for gripping on an upper edge of the façade tile, wherein the upper support holders are formed for fastening to one of the support profiles.
- press-on devices ( 28 ) which are in each case assigned to only one façade tile, which are preferably formed as separate press-on elements or which are in each case assigned to several façade tiles ( 12 ), preferably formed as a joint profile, are used to produce a vertical façade structure and/or to produce a horizontal façade structure.
- the invention achieves the stated object also with a method according to the further independent main claim 14 .
- This is a method for producing a façade structure as a vertical façade structure and/or as a horizontal façade structure using in part identical components.
- the method of claim 14 is a method for producing a façade structure, preferably a curtain-wall back-ventilated façade structure, in each case made of façade tiles formed with ridges and/or extruded, preferably made of ceramic material, e.g.
- clay material as a vertical façade structure or as a horizontal façade structure
- the vertical façade structure is formed in such a way that the façade tiles are arranged on a substructure arranged in front of a building wall via tile holders, with the longitudinal extent of their ridges and/or the extrusion direction (SPR) aligned vertically
- the horizontal façade structure is formed in such a way that the façade tiles are arranged on a substructure arranged in front of a building wall via tile holders, with the longitudinal extent of their ridges and/or the extrusion direction (SPR) aligned horizontally.
- the above-named method according to claim 14 can preferably be a method for producing a façade structure, preferably a curtain-wall back-ventilated façade structure, in at least one embodiment as a vertical façade structure and in at least one embodiment as a horizontal façade structure, in each case made of façade tiles formed with ridges and/or extruded, preferably made of ceramic material, e.g. clay material.
- a façade structure preferably a curtain-wall back-ventilated façade structure, in at least one embodiment as a vertical façade structure and in at least one embodiment as a horizontal façade structure, in each case made of façade tiles formed with ridges and/or extruded, preferably made of ceramic material, e.g. clay material.
- the invention achieves the stated object also with the universal use of an identical support profile with identical support holders both in a vertical façade structure and in a horizontal façade structure.
- Independent main claim 15 is in this sense a use of support profiles with tile holders for producing a façade structure, preferably a curtain-wall back-ventilated façade structure, wherein the façade structure has:
- a substructure formed of the support profiles which is arranged in front of a building wall and anchored fixedly in the floor and/or in the building wall, and
- façade tiles formed with ridges and/or extruded, preferably made of ceramic material, e.g. clay material, which are fastened to the substructure via tile holders,
- tile holders are fastened, preferably detachably, to at least some of the support profiles of the substructure, wherein the tile holders have receivers, which grip on edge areas of the façade tiles to hold the tile holders;
- the support profiles to which the tile holders are fastened are arranged in the vertical façade structure in a first position, which is specific to the vertical façade structure, and
- the support profiles to which the tile holders are fastened are arranged in the horizontal façade structure in a second position, which is specific to the horizontal façade structure, wherein the second position is arranged rotated by 90° relative to the first position.
- the façade tiles are arranged on a substructure arranged in front of a building wall via tile holders, with the longitudinal extent of their ridges and/or the extrusion direction aligned vertically.
- the façade tiles are arranged on a substructure arranged in front of a building wall via tile holders, with the longitudinal extent of their ridges and/or the extrusion direction aligned horizontally.
- FIG. 1 a first façade structure as a horizontal façade structure in a perspective view
- FIG. 1 a the façade structure of FIG. 1 in a schematic side view
- FIG. 2 a second façade structure as a vertical façade structure in a perspective view
- FIG. 3 a press-on element from the façade structure of FIG. 2 in a detail representation
- FIG. 4 a press-on element modified compared with FIG. 3 ;
- FIG. 5 a schematic side view of the façade structure as a vertical façade structure from FIG. 2 with cuts into the lower or upper edge of the façade tile for a weight-supporting holder;
- FIG. 5 b schematic side view of the façade structure as a vertical façade structure from FIG. 2 with a weight-supporting holder in the cuts.
- FIG. 5 c schematic side view of the façade structure as a vertical façade structure from FIG. 2 with a second design of the cuts and U-shaped angled brackets.
- FIG. 5 d schematic side view of the façade structure as a vertical façade structure from FIG. 2 with a third design of the cuts and H-shaped angled brackets.
- FIG. 1 shows a first embodiment of a façade structure 1
- FIG. 2 shows a second embodiment of a façade structure 1
- they are in each case a façade structure with façade tiles 12 , which are arranged on a substructure 4 in front of a building wall 11
- the façade tiles 12 are in each case extruded tiles made of ceramic material which are rectangular in outline.
- the tiles are rectangular in outline and have parallel elongated holes 12 l running in the extrusion direction SPR.
- the elongated holes 12 l are arranged evenly distributed over the outline face of the tile in the longitudinal centre plane of the tiles at an identical mutual distance.
- the façade tiles 12 are arranged in the façade structure of FIGS. 1 and 2 in each case such that their fronts are aligned with each other in each case, forming a common front plane F.
- the façade tiles 12 are arranged in the horizontal format, i.e. the façade tiles 12 are arranged in the façade structure such that their extrusion direction SPR is arranged horizontally.
- the façade tiles 12 are arranged in vertical format, i.e. the façade tiles 12 are arranged in this façade structure such that their extrusion direction SPR is arranged vertically.
- the façade tiles 12 are designed identically in both embodiments of the façade structure. They are simply in horizontal format in FIG. 1 and in vertical format in FIG. 2 , i.e. arranged rotated by 90° about their vertical axis.
- the substructure 4 is formed by vertical support profiles 41 .
- Tile holders 13 are fastened to the support profiles 41 in vertical rows.
- the tile holders 13 in each case have an H-shaped receiver 13 h .
- Façade tiles 12 arranged in each case in a vertical line engage in the H-shaped receivers 13 h with their back ridge edges facing the receiver.
- the back ridge edges are offset relative to the forward front of the façade tile backwards in the direction of the building wall 11 .
- the façade tiles 12 in FIG. 1 have a single head ridge 12 ko in each case on their upper edge; this is formed in the back plane.
- the façade tiles On their lower edge the façade tiles have in each case a longer base ridge 12 fl in a front plane and a shorter base ridge 12 fk in the back plane.
- the head ridge 12 ko of the lower façade tile 12 engages in the lower receiver of the H-shaped receiver 13 h .
- the back short base ridge 12 fk of the upper façade tile 12 engages in the upper receiver, wherein the longer base ridge 12 fl covers the H-shaped receiver 13 h on the front.
- the façade tiles 12 are thus held in the façade structure in FIG. 1 via the tile holders 13 in that tile holders 13 grip in each case on the upper edge and on the lower edge with their H-shaped receivers 13 h , namely on the upper edge of the façade tile with the lower receiver of the H-shaped receiver and on the lower edge of the façade tile with the upper receiver of the H-shaped receiver.
- vertical joints VF are formed between horizontally adjacent façade tiles.
- Joint profiles 18 engage in these joints.
- the joint profiles 18 are formed as spring steel sheet profiles with a substantially ⁇ -shaped cross section with angled base arms.
- the joint profile 18 is arranged between the front of the support profile 41 and the back of the façade tiles horizontally adjacent to each other via the joint.
- the joint profile 18 extends along the longitudinal centre axis of the support profile 41 over several horizontal rows of the façade tiles.
- the joint profile 18 impinges on the façade tiles such that they are pushed into the receivers 13 h of the tile holders 13 in the direction towards the front of the façade structure and come to bear against the inside of the front arm of the U-shaped receivers of the tile holders 13 .
- the joint profile 18 thus ensures a shake-proof arrangement of the façade tiles in the tile holders 13 .
- clip-shaped stainless steel springs 13 f made of sheet steel, which engage in assigned rearward grooves in the façade tiles and thus prevent the façade tiles from lifting off, are integrated in the receivers of the tile holders.
- Such stainless steel springs 13 f in receivers of tile holders are described e.g. in EP 1 878 847 A2.
- the substructure 4 is formed by horizontal support profiles 42 .
- Tile holders 13 are fastened to the support profiles 42 in horizontal rows.
- the tile holders 13 are constructed identically to the tile holders in FIG. 1 . They have H-shaped receivers 13 h with clip-shaped stainless steel springs 13 f integrated therein.
- clip-shaped stainless steel springs 13 f can be arranged in the H-shaped receivers in both receivers in order to hold the engaging ridge edge.
- the tile holders 13 grip with their H-shaped receivers on the vertical side edges of the façade tiles 12 arranged in vertical format.
- the horizontal support profiles 42 in FIG. 2 are preferably identical components to those in the case of the vertical support profiles 41 of FIG. 1 , wherein those in FIG. 2 are simply arranged in a horizontal arrangement, i.e. rotated 90° about the vertical axis.
- the tile holders 13 in FIG. 2 are preferably also tile holders which are formed identically and are arranged on the support profiles 42 identically to the tile holders 13 in FIG. 1 .
- tile holders 13 in the façade structure in FIG. 2 differ from the tile holders 13 in the façade structure in FIG. 1 with respect to the function.
- the tile holders 13 simply bear the wind loads, as they simply grip laterally with their receivers on the vertical edges of the façade tiles.
- angled brackets 19 with an angular L-shaped receiver are attached to the support profiles 42 to support the weight loads.
- the fastening of the angled brackets 19 to the support profiles 42 is effected, as shown in FIG. 2 , via a screw or rivet connection on the front of the support profile 42 outside the fastening rows of elongated holes, in which the angled brackets 19 are fastened via a rivet connection.
- the façade tiles 12 bear with their lower edges on the angled brackets 19 .
- the free arm of the angular L-shaped receiver of the angled brackets 19 grips underneath the lower edge of the façade tiles 12 , preferably without protruding at the front (see FIG. 5 ).
- the angled bracket 19 gripping on the lower edge of the façade tile 12 can be concealed by a ridge which is formed by a lower cut 12 a on the lower edge of this façade tile, and additionally by a ridge which is formed by an upper cut 12 b on the upper edge of the façade tile 12 adjoining it at the bottom.
- the support holder 19 engages between the lower horizontal edge of the upper façade tile and the upper horizontal edge of the façade tile adjoining it at the bottom.
- the angled bracket 19 is concealed by the ridge which is formed as a front ridge in each case by the lower cut 12 a on the lower horizontal edge and by the upper cut 12 b on the upper horizontal edge of the façade tile.
- the angled bracket 19 can also be formed bent, i.e. in the broadest sense with a U-shaped cross section, and can engage in a groove cut into the lower edge of the façade tile 12 .
- the lower edge of the façade tiles can be formed in the broadest sense with a front ridge and a back ridge and the angled bracket 19 can grip around the back ridge edge.
- the upper edge of the façade tiles 12 can also be formed with a comparable groove or with a front ridge and a back ridge (see FIG. 5 d ).
- the angled bracket 19 can have a bend on its underside and can correspondingly engage in the lower edge of the façade tiles, i.e. can engage in the groove or grip around the back ridge.
- a separate upper support holder which is fastened to the support profile 42 separately, can also be provided for the engagement in the upper edge of the façade tiles 12 .
- the support holder can be formed with a substantially L-shaped cross section with a bend on its underside.
- press-on elements 28 arranged in each case concealed behind the façade tiles 12 are provided in the vertical façade structure in FIG. 2 instead of the joint profiles 18 used in FIG. 1 .
- the press-on elements 28 cooperate in each case individually with a façade tile 12 , i.e. one separate press-on element 28 per façade tile 12 .
- the press-on elements 28 are formed of spring steel sheet. They have a spring clip 28 f and a fastening section 28 b .
- the press-on element 28 is arranged between the front of the support profile 42 and the back of the façade tile 12 and acts on the back of the façade tile 12 with the outside of the spring clip 28 f and impinges on the façade tile in the direction towards the front of the façade structure.
- the press-on elements 28 are fastened to the support profile 42 with their fastening section 28 b in the façade structure represented in FIG. 2 , namely via a rivet connection in an elongated hole of the row of elongated holes, in which the tile holders 13 are also fastened.
- the fastening of the press-on elements 28 is effected in the elongated holes of the row of elongated holes 42 l , which is formed in the support profile.
- the tile holders 13 are also fastened in the same row of elongated holes 42 l , namely in the same way as the press-on elements 28 .
- the tile holders 13 are also fastened in the corresponding row of elongated holes 41 l in the support profile 41 . This is a fastening such as is known from EP 2 186 966 A2.
- the modified embodiment of the press-on element 28 represented in FIG. 4 has a fastening section, which is formed as a clamping lug.
- the clamping lug cooperates with the elongated hole of the row of inclined elongated holes 42 l selected for the respective position in the profile support 42 , namely forming a clamping connection.
- the clamping lug as represented in the detail representation in FIG. 4 , has an inclined end edge, in which a Z-shaped bend is formed. The incline of the end edge corresponds to the angle of inclination of the elongated hole of the row of elongated holes.
- the press-on element 28 in the different embodiments of FIGS. 3 and 4 can also be used in the case of the horizontal façade structure represented in FIG. 1 , namely fastened to the support profile 41 in a manner corresponding to what was described above for the façade structure of FIG. 2 .
- the press-on element 28 can thus replace the joint profile 18 or be used in addition to the joint profile 18 .
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A façade structure is described, preferably a curtain-wall back-ventilated façade structure, with a substructure formed from support profiles which is arranged in front of a building wall and anchored fixedly in the floor and/or in the building wall, with extruded façade tiles made of ceramic material, preferably clay material, which are fastened to the substructure via tile holders. In order to be able to arrange the façade tiles in the vertical format, in addition to the tile holders which grip on the vertical edges of the façade tiles, it is provided that weight-supporting holders, which have receivers which engage in each case in a lower edge of the façade tiles, are fastened to the support profiles to which the tile holders are fastened or to further support profiles of the substructure directly or via separate supports.
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- The invention is based on a façade structure, preferably a curtain-wall back-ventilated façade structure. The façade structure has a substructure formed of support profiles, which is arranged in front of a building wall and anchored fixedly in the floor and/or in the building wall. The façade structure comprises extruded façade tiles made of ceramic material, preferably clay material, which are fastened to the substructure via tile holders. The tile holders, which hold the façade tiles, are arranged on all or only some of the support profiles. The tile holders are fastened to the support profiles directly or via separate supports. The tile holders have receivers which engage with edge areas of the façade tiles to fasten, i.e. hold, the façade tiles.
- Façade structures constructed in such a way are described in EP 2 186 966 A2,
EP 1 878 847 A2 and DE 10 2007 037 566 A1. In these façade structures, in each case, the façade tiles are arranged in the horizontal format, i.e. with the extrusion direction running horizontally. In each case the tile holders have H-shaped receivers, i.e. double receivers, consisting of a U-shaped receiver open towards the top and a U-shaped receiver open towards the bottom. The receivers grip on the façade tiles in each case on the lower and on the upper horizontal ridge edge. Joint profiles which ensure a shake-proof arrangement of the façade tiles are arranged in the vertically running joint spaces between horizontally adjacent façade tiles. InEP 1 878 847 A2 such joint profiles are shown built into the vertical joints in the façade structure. - An arrangement of the façade tiles in the vertical format, i.e. a façade structure in which the façade tiles are arranged with the extrusion direction running vertically, is not possible in an identical arrangement with the known identical components of the horizontal façade structure, as the lower and upper horizontal rims of the façade tiles in the case of the vertical arrangement of the façade tiles are formed by the planar cut faces which lie transverse to the extrusion direction, with the result that a comparable engagement of the H-shaped receivers of the tile holders is not possible, in particular not concealed from the front, i.e. invisible in the horizontal joint.
- The object of the invention is to develop a façade structure which makes embodiments with an arrangement of the façade tiles in vertical format and embodiments with an arrangement of the façade tiles in horizontal format possible using at least some identical components.
- The invention achieves the object with the subject-matter of
main claim 1. -
Main claim 1 provides a façade structure, preferably a curtain-wall back-ventilated façade structure. The façade structure comprises façade tiles formed with ridges and/or extruded. The façade tiles are fastened to the substructure via tile holders. The façade tiles are used in the façade structure in vertical format, i.e. the façade tiles are arranged in the façade structure such that they are aligned vertically with the longitudinal extent of their ridges or in the case of extruded façade tiles in the extrusion direction. - The ridges preferably extend along opposite outside rims of the façade tiles. The longitudinal extent of the ridges therefore corresponds to the longitudinal extent of these rims. The ridges preferably form the edge areas of these rims.
- The façade tiles are preferably formed from ceramic material, e.g. clay material.
- The façade structure has a substructure, which comprises a plurality of identical support profiles and optionally additional modified support profiles and supports. The substructure is arranged in front of a building wall and anchored fixedly in the floor and/or in the building wall.
- The tile holders, which hold the façade tiles, are arranged on all or only some of the support profiles. The tile holders are fastened, preferably detachably, to the support profiles directly or via separate supports. The tile holders have receivers which engage with edge areas, preferably with the ridges of the façade tiles, to fasten, i.e. hold, the façade tiles. The term “engage” in conjunction with “receiver of the tile holder” means that the receiver grips around the edge area of the façade tile on several sides or supports it only on one side like a bearing. The receivers can be U-shaped receivers which clasp the respective edge area of the façade tiles.
- In the vertical façade structure according to
main claim 1 it is important that the fastening of the façade tiles via the tile holders is effected by arranging the tile holders such that the engagement of the receiver of the tile holders is formed on opposite vertical edges of the façade tiles. - In addition to the tile holders, which preferably have U-shaped receivers and grip on the vertical edges of the façade tiles, it is provided according to
main claim 1 that weight-supporting holders in each case grip on the lower edge of the façade tiles. The weight-supporting holders on the lower edge of the façade tiles are important in conjunction with the tile holders acting laterally on the vertical edges, in order to take the weight of the façade tiles. The weight-supporting holders are fastened, preferably detachably, to the support profiles to which the tile holders are fastened or to further support profiles of the substructure directly or via separate supports. The weight-supporting holders have receivers, preferably L-shaped receivers, which grip on the lower edge of the façade tiles, i.e. grip underneath the lower edge of the façade tiles, in order to support the edge there to take the weight of the façade tiles. The term “grip” in conjunction with the weight-supporting holder is to be understood broadly. It means that the weight-supporting holder can grip around the assigned edge of the façade tile on one or more sides or can also only rest against it. In particular, the weight-supporting holder can engage in a groove cut into the lower edge of the façade tile or engage between ridges formed on the lower edge, preferably gripping around the back ridge. It is important that the receiver of the weight-supporting holder forms a bearing for the façade tile to support the weight. In each case several such weight-supporting holders can be provided per façade tile, but it is also possible to use only one weight-supporting holder in each case for each façade tile. - Preferred developments of the façade structure relate to the weight-supporting holders which are used in particular in the case of the vertical façade structure. In order to obtain a good engagement of the weight-supporting holders, it can be provided that the receiver of the weight-supporting holder which grips on the horizontal edge of the façade tile is formed L-shaped or U-shaped. To fasten the weight-supporting holders and/or the upper support holders to the substructure, it can be provided that the weight-supporting holder is fastened to the support profile by a screw connection and/or a rivet connection and/or a clamping connection and/or a positive-locking plug-in device.
- In particularly preferred embodiments it is provided that upper support holders, which have receivers which grip in each case on an upper, preferably horizontal, edge of the façade tiles, are fastened to the support profiles to which the tile holders are fastened or to further support profiles of the substructure directly or via separate supports.
- The term “grip” in conjunction with the upper support holder is to be understood broadly. It means that the upper support holder can grip around the assigned edge of the façade tile on one or more sides or can also only rest against it. In particular, the upper support holder can engage in a groove cut into the upper edge of the façade tile or engage between ridges formed on the upper edge, preferably gripping around the back ridge. In each case several such upper support holders can be provided per façade tile, but it is also possible to use only one upper support holder in each case for each façade tile.
- It is important that the upper support holder is primarily to prevent the façade tile held by the tile holders and the weight-supporting holder from tilting out.
- In preferred embodiments it can be provided that the upper support holder is formed identical to the weight-supporting holder, e.g. has a receiver formed L-shaped or U-shaped. Preferred embodiments can provide that the weight-supporting holder or/and the receiver of the weight-supporting holder or/and the upper support holder or/and the receiver of the upper support holder is or are arranged concealed behind the assigned façade tile or behind the assigned façade tiles.
- Preferred embodiments can provide that the lower, preferably horizontal, outside edge of the façade tile or/and the upper, preferably horizontal, outside edge of the façade tile is or are formed with a back ridge edge and a front ridge edge, wherein the receiver of the weight-supporting holder or the receiver of the upper support holder grips on the assigned back ridge edge.
- In preferred embodiments the back ridge can be formed shorter than the front ridge, with the result that the back ridge is concealed by the front ridge.
- In particularly preferred embodiments it is provided that the lower horizontal outside edge of the façade tile and the upper horizontal outside edge of the façade tile are in each case formed with a forward, i.e. front, ridge edge preferably by introduction of a corresponding cut into the lower horizontal outside edge and into the upper horizontal outside edge of the façade tile, wherein the weight-supporting holder gripping on the lower horizontal outside edge of the façade tile is arranged concealed behind the front ridge edge of the façade tile arranged on the lower horizontal outside edge and concealed behind the front ridge edge of the façade tile adjoining it at the bottom, formed on the upper horizontal outside edge.
- Correspondingly, in embodiments which have upper support holders these can be arranged concealed behind a front ridge edge on the upper horizontal outside edge of the façade tile and a front ridge edge on the lower horizontal outside edge of the façade tile adjoining it at the top.
- With regard to the design of the tile holders, it can be provided, for the purposes of a good engagement of the receiver of the tile holder with the façade tiles, in particular in the case of the vertical façade structure, that the receiver of the tile holder which engages with the vertical edge area of the façade tile is formed U-shaped, preferably as a double receiver with two U-shaped receivers facing away from each other. In a preferred development it can be provided that the vertical edges of the façade tile on which the tile holders grip with their receiver are formed on vertical outside edges of the façade tile. In particular, it can be provided that the vertical outside edges of the façade tile are formed as ridge edges, in each case with a back ridge edge and a front ridge edge, wherein the tile holders grip on the back ridge edge. In preferred embodiments of the façade tile one vertical outside edge has a back ridge edge and a front ridge edge but the other vertical outside edge has only a back ridge edge, wherein the tile holders in each case grip on the back ridge edge.
- Preferred embodiments provide that the tile holder or/and the receiver of the tile holder is or are arranged concealed behind the assigned façade tile or behind the assigned façade tiles.
- A particularly favourable mode of operation in the mounting of the façade tile results if it is provided that several tile holders, which engage with opposite vertical edges of the façade tiles—preferably opposite vertical edges of a horizontal row of façade tiles—wherein the support profile is arranged horizontally, are fastened, preferably detachably, to the support profile in horizontal alignment. Alternatively, it can also be provided that several tile holders, which engage with vertical edges of the façade tile—preferably vertical edges of façade tiles in a vertical row of façade tiles—wherein the support profile is arranged vertically, are fastened, preferably detachably, to a support profile in vertical alignment.
- As an alternative or in addition to joint profiles, it can be provided that the façade tiles are impinged on by a press-on device for the purpose of a shake-proof arrangement, wherein it can be provided that the press-on device is formed by separate press-on elements, wherein each of the press-on elements has a compression spring device and acts directly only on an assigned façade tile.
- With regard to the support and arrangement of the press-on elements, it can be provided that the press-on element is detachably fastened to a support profile directly or via a separate support. It can preferably be provided that the press-on element is arranged concealed behind an assigned façade tile and supported against the substructure. The arrangement of the press-on element can in each case be formed such that the press-on element grips on the back of the assigned façade tile in an area which is arranged at a distance from the tile holders gripping on the façade tile with their receivers.
- With regard to the compression spring device, it can be provided that the press-on element has a press-on spring clip for cooperating with the back of the assigned façade tile. The press-on spring clip cooperates, with the outside of the spring clip, with the back of the façade tile. The press-on spring clip can have a fluting on the outside in particular embodiments.
- With regard to the fastening of the press-on elements to or in the substructure, it is advantageous if it is provided that the press-on element has a fastening section, which is fastened to the support profile by means of a screw connection and/or rivet connection and/or a clamping connection and/or a plug-in device engaging in a positive-locking manner in a slot in the support profile.
- The subject-matter of independent
main claim 13 represents a further solution according to the invention. Main claim 13 provides a construction set for the production of a façade structure, selectively as a vertical façade structure or as a horizontal façade structure. - Embodiments of the façade structure as a horizontal façade structure, i.e. with an arrangement of the façade tile aligned with the extrusion direction horizontal, are possible using the identical tile holders, which then in each case conventionally grip on the lower and upper edge areas of the façade tiles. The identical support profiles can be used to fasten the tile holders, wherein the support profiles are to be arranged simply rotated by 90° in the substructure. In this case the fastening and arrangement of the tile holders on the support profiles can be effected in the same way as in the embodiment in which the façade tiles are arranged in vertical format.
- The construction set according to
main claim 13 is a construction set for the production of a façade structure, preferably a curtain-wall back-ventilated façade structure, either as a vertical façade structure or as a horizontal façade structure. Façade tiles with ridges and/or extruded façade tiles are used. In the vertical façade structure the façade tiles are aligned with the longitudinal extent of their ridges and/or the extrusion direction vertical. In the horizontal façade structure the façade tiles are aligned with the longitudinal extent of their ridges and/or the extrusion direction horizontal. - The construction set comprises the following components:
- several support profiles, which are fastenable to a building wall or to the floor directly or via intermediate supports to form a substructure;
- several tile holders with a receiver for engaging with an edge section of the façade tiles, wherein the tile holders are formed for fastening to one of the support profiles;
- several weight-supporting holders with a receiver for bearing the façade tiles, wherein the weight-supporting holder is formed for fastening to one of the support profiles;
- extruded façade tiles formed with ridges and/or extruded, preferably made of ceramic material, e.g. clay material.
- It is provided that:
- the following components are necessarily used to produce a vertical façade structure: a), b), c), d); and
- the following components are necessarily used to produce a horizontal façade structure: a), b), d).
- Embodiments of the construction set which have the following components as additional details are also possible: several upper support holders with a receiver for gripping on an upper edge of the façade tile, wherein the upper support holders are formed for fastening to one of the support profiles.
- In preferred embodiments of the construction set it is provided that press-on devices (28), which are in each case assigned to only one façade tile, which are preferably formed as separate press-on elements or which are in each case assigned to several façade tiles (12), preferably formed as a joint profile, are used to produce a vertical façade structure and/or to produce a horizontal façade structure.
- Furthermore, the invention achieves the stated object also with a method according to the further independent
main claim 14. This is a method for producing a façade structure as a vertical façade structure and/or as a horizontal façade structure using in part identical components. The method ofclaim 14 is a method for producing a façade structure, preferably a curtain-wall back-ventilated façade structure, in each case made of façade tiles formed with ridges and/or extruded, preferably made of ceramic material, e.g. clay material, as a vertical façade structure or as a horizontal façade structure, wherein the vertical façade structure is formed in such a way that the façade tiles are arranged on a substructure arranged in front of a building wall via tile holders, with the longitudinal extent of their ridges and/or the extrusion direction (SPR) aligned vertically, and wherein the horizontal façade structure is formed in such a way that the façade tiles are arranged on a substructure arranged in front of a building wall via tile holders, with the longitudinal extent of their ridges and/or the extrusion direction (SPR) aligned horizontally. - It is provided that:
- the following components are used to produce the vertical façade structure:
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- substructure components comprising support profiles, which are fastenable to the building wall or to the floor directly or via intermediate supports to form the substructure;
- tile holders with a receiver for engaging with an edge section of the façade tiles, wherein the tile holders are formed for fastening to one of the support profiles;
- weight-supporting holders with a receiver for bearing the façade tiles, wherein the weight-supporting holder is formed for fastening to one of the support profiles; and
- extruded façade tiles; and
- the following components are used to produce the horizontal façade structure:
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- substructure components comprising support profiles, which are fastenable to a building wall or to the floor directly or via intermediate supports to form a substructure;
- tile holders with a receiver for engaging with an edge section of the façade tiles, wherein the tile holders are formed for fastening to one of the support profiles; and
- extruded façade tiles.
- The above-named method according to claim 14 can preferably be a method for producing a façade structure, preferably a curtain-wall back-ventilated façade structure, in at least one embodiment as a vertical façade structure and in at least one embodiment as a horizontal façade structure, in each case made of façade tiles formed with ridges and/or extruded, preferably made of ceramic material, e.g. clay material.
- Moreover, the invention achieves the stated object also with the universal use of an identical support profile with identical support holders both in a vertical façade structure and in a horizontal façade structure. Independent main claim 15 is in this sense a use of support profiles with tile holders for producing a façade structure, preferably a curtain-wall back-ventilated façade structure, wherein the façade structure has:
- a substructure formed of the support profiles, which is arranged in front of a building wall and anchored fixedly in the floor and/or in the building wall, and
- façade tiles formed with ridges and/or extruded, preferably made of ceramic material, e.g. clay material, which are fastened to the substructure via tile holders,
- wherein the tile holders are fastened, preferably detachably, to at least some of the support profiles of the substructure, wherein the tile holders have receivers, which grip on edge areas of the façade tiles to hold the tile holders;
- It is provided that:
- the support profiles to which the tile holders are fastened are arranged in the vertical façade structure in a first position, which is specific to the vertical façade structure, and
- the support profiles to which the tile holders are fastened are arranged in the horizontal façade structure in a second position, which is specific to the horizontal façade structure, wherein the second position is arranged rotated by 90° relative to the first position.
- In the vertical façade structure the façade tiles are arranged on a substructure arranged in front of a building wall via tile holders, with the longitudinal extent of their ridges and/or the extrusion direction aligned vertically.
- In the horizontal façade structure the façade tiles are arranged on a substructure arranged in front of a building wall via tile holders, with the longitudinal extent of their ridges and/or the extrusion direction aligned horizontally.
- The invention is now explained in more detail with reference to figures.
- There are shown in:
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FIG. 1a first façade structure as a horizontal façade structure in a perspective view; -
FIG. 1a the façade structure ofFIG. 1 in a schematic side view; -
FIG. 2 a second façade structure as a vertical façade structure in a perspective view; -
FIG. 3 a press-on element from the façade structure ofFIG. 2 in a detail representation; -
FIG. 4 a press-on element modified compared withFIG. 3 ; -
FIG. 5a schematic side view of the façade structure as a vertical façade structure fromFIG. 2 with cuts into the lower or upper edge of the façade tile for a weight-supporting holder; -
FIG. 5b schematic side view of the façade structure as a vertical façade structure fromFIG. 2 with a weight-supporting holder in the cuts. -
FIG. 5c schematic side view of the façade structure as a vertical façade structure fromFIG. 2 with a second design of the cuts and U-shaped angled brackets. -
FIG. 5d schematic side view of the façade structure as a vertical façade structure fromFIG. 2 with a third design of the cuts and H-shaped angled brackets. -
FIG. 1 shows a first embodiment of afaçade structure 1 andFIG. 2 shows a second embodiment of afaçade structure 1. Correspondingly, they are in each case a façade structure withfaçade tiles 12, which are arranged on a substructure 4 in front of a building wall 11. Thefaçade tiles 12 are in each case extruded tiles made of ceramic material which are rectangular in outline. The tiles are rectangular in outline and have parallel elongated holes 12 l running in the extrusion direction SPR. The elongated holes 12 l are arranged evenly distributed over the outline face of the tile in the longitudinal centre plane of the tiles at an identical mutual distance. Thefaçade tiles 12 are arranged in the façade structure ofFIGS. 1 and 2 in each case such that their fronts are aligned with each other in each case, forming a common front plane F. - Regarding now the differences between the two embodiments in
FIGS. 1 and 2 : - In the first embodiment of the
façade structure 1 represented inFIG. 1 thefaçade tiles 12 are arranged in the horizontal format, i.e. thefaçade tiles 12 are arranged in the façade structure such that their extrusion direction SPR is arranged horizontally. In contrast, in the second embodiment of the façade structure represented inFIG. 2 thefaçade tiles 12 are arranged in vertical format, i.e. thefaçade tiles 12 are arranged in this façade structure such that their extrusion direction SPR is arranged vertically. Thefaçade tiles 12 are designed identically in both embodiments of the façade structure. They are simply in horizontal format inFIG. 1 and in vertical format inFIG. 2 , i.e. arranged rotated by 90° about their vertical axis. - In the case of the first façade structure in
FIG. 1 the substructure 4 is formed by vertical support profiles 41.Tile holders 13 are fastened to the support profiles 41 in vertical rows. Thetile holders 13 in each case have an H-shapedreceiver 13 h.Façade tiles 12 arranged in each case in a vertical line engage in the H-shapedreceivers 13 h with their back ridge edges facing the receiver. The back ridge edges are offset relative to the forward front of the façade tile backwards in the direction of the building wall 11. Thefaçade tiles 12 inFIG. 1 have asingle head ridge 12 ko in each case on their upper edge; this is formed in the back plane. On their lower edge the façade tiles have in each case alonger base ridge 12 fl in a front plane and ashorter base ridge 12 fk in the back plane. Thehead ridge 12 ko of thelower façade tile 12 engages in the lower receiver of the H-shapedreceiver 13 h. The backshort base ridge 12 fk of theupper façade tile 12 engages in the upper receiver, wherein thelonger base ridge 12 fl covers the H-shapedreceiver 13 h on the front. - The
façade tiles 12 are thus held in the façade structure inFIG. 1 via thetile holders 13 in thattile holders 13 grip in each case on the upper edge and on the lower edge with their H-shapedreceivers 13 h, namely on the upper edge of the façade tile with the lower receiver of the H-shaped receiver and on the lower edge of the façade tile with the upper receiver of the H-shaped receiver. - As can be seen in
FIG. 1 , vertical joints VF are formed between horizontally adjacent façade tiles.Joint profiles 18 engage in these joints. Thejoint profiles 18 are formed as spring steel sheet profiles with a substantially Ω-shaped cross section with angled base arms. Thejoint profile 18 is arranged between the front of thesupport profile 41 and the back of the façade tiles horizontally adjacent to each other via the joint. Thejoint profile 18 extends along the longitudinal centre axis of thesupport profile 41 over several horizontal rows of the façade tiles. Thejoint profile 18 impinges on the façade tiles such that they are pushed into thereceivers 13 h of thetile holders 13 in the direction towards the front of the façade structure and come to bear against the inside of the front arm of the U-shaped receivers of thetile holders 13. Thejoint profile 18 thus ensures a shake-proof arrangement of the façade tiles in thetile holders 13. - In the case of the
tile holders 13 used in the embodiment inFIG. 1 , clip-shaped stainless steel springs 13 f made of sheet steel, which engage in assigned rearward grooves in the façade tiles and thus prevent the façade tiles from lifting off, are integrated in the receivers of the tile holders. Such stainless steel springs 13 f in receivers of tile holders are described e.g. inEP 1 878 847 A2. - In the case of the second embodiment of the façade structure represented in
FIG. 2 —as stated this is a vertical façade structure—the substructure 4 is formed by horizontal support profiles 42.Tile holders 13 are fastened to the support profiles 42 in horizontal rows. Thetile holders 13 are constructed identically to the tile holders inFIG. 1 . They have H-shapedreceivers 13 h with clip-shaped stainless steel springs 13 f integrated therein. In particular in the case of this use of thetile holders 13 in the vertical façade structure, in particular embodiments clip-shaped stainless steel springs 13 f can be arranged in the H-shaped receivers in both receivers in order to hold the engaging ridge edge. Thetile holders 13 grip with their H-shaped receivers on the vertical side edges of thefaçade tiles 12 arranged in vertical format. In each case the back ridge edges of the façade tiles engage in the receivers of thetile holders 13. The engagement of the lateral ridge edges inFIG. 2 in the H-shaped receivers of thetile holders 13 is effected in a manner corresponding to the engagement of the upper and lower ridge edges in the case of the horizontal façade structure inFIG. 1 . The horizontal support profiles 42 inFIG. 2 are preferably identical components to those in the case of the vertical support profiles 41 ofFIG. 1 , wherein those inFIG. 2 are simply arranged in a horizontal arrangement, i.e. rotated 90° about the vertical axis. Thetile holders 13 inFIG. 2 are preferably also tile holders which are formed identically and are arranged on the support profiles 42 identically to thetile holders 13 inFIG. 1 . However, thetile holders 13 in the façade structure inFIG. 2 differ from thetile holders 13 in the façade structure inFIG. 1 with respect to the function. InFIG. 2 thetile holders 13 simply bear the wind loads, as they simply grip laterally with their receivers on the vertical edges of the façade tiles. - In the vertical façade structure in
FIG. 2 separateangled brackets 19 with an angular L-shaped receiver are attached to the support profiles 42 to support the weight loads. The fastening of theangled brackets 19 to the support profiles 42 is effected, as shown inFIG. 2 , via a screw or rivet connection on the front of thesupport profile 42 outside the fastening rows of elongated holes, in which theangled brackets 19 are fastened via a rivet connection. Thefaçade tiles 12 bear with their lower edges on theangled brackets 19. For this, the free arm of the angular L-shaped receiver of theangled brackets 19 grips underneath the lower edge of thefaçade tiles 12, preferably without protruding at the front (seeFIG. 5 ). - As shown in
FIG. 5 , theangled bracket 19 gripping on the lower edge of thefaçade tile 12 can be concealed by a ridge which is formed by alower cut 12 a on the lower edge of this façade tile, and additionally by a ridge which is formed by anupper cut 12 b on the upper edge of thefaçade tile 12 adjoining it at the bottom. Thesupport holder 19 engages between the lower horizontal edge of the upper façade tile and the upper horizontal edge of the façade tile adjoining it at the bottom. At the front, theangled bracket 19 is concealed by the ridge which is formed as a front ridge in each case by the lower cut 12 a on the lower horizontal edge and by theupper cut 12 b on the upper horizontal edge of the façade tile. - As shown in
FIG. 5c , in embodiments modified compared withFIG. 2 , theangled bracket 19 can also be formed bent, i.e. in the broadest sense with a U-shaped cross section, and can engage in a groove cut into the lower edge of thefaçade tile 12. The lower edge of the façade tiles can be formed in the broadest sense with a front ridge and a back ridge and theangled bracket 19 can grip around the back ridge edge. - In embodiments modified compared with
FIG. 2 , the upper edge of thefaçade tiles 12 can also be formed with a comparable groove or with a front ridge and a back ridge (seeFIG. 5d ). Theangled bracket 19 can have a bend on its underside and can correspondingly engage in the lower edge of the façade tiles, i.e. can engage in the groove or grip around the back ridge. Alternatively, a separate upper support holder, which is fastened to thesupport profile 42 separately, can also be provided for the engagement in the upper edge of thefaçade tiles 12. For this, the support holder can be formed with a substantially L-shaped cross section with a bend on its underside. - For the shake-proof arrangement of the
façade tiles 12 in the H-shapedreceivers 13 h of thetile holders 13, press-onelements 28 arranged in each case concealed behind thefaçade tiles 12 are provided in the vertical façade structure inFIG. 2 instead of thejoint profiles 18 used inFIG. 1 . The press-onelements 28 cooperate in each case individually with afaçade tile 12, i.e. one separate press-onelement 28 perfaçade tile 12. The press-onelements 28 are formed of spring steel sheet. They have aspring clip 28 f and afastening section 28 b. The press-onelement 28 is arranged between the front of thesupport profile 42 and the back of thefaçade tile 12 and acts on the back of thefaçade tile 12 with the outside of thespring clip 28 f and impinges on the façade tile in the direction towards the front of the façade structure. The press-onelements 28 are fastened to thesupport profile 42 with theirfastening section 28 b in the façade structure represented inFIG. 2 , namely via a rivet connection in an elongated hole of the row of elongated holes, in which thetile holders 13 are also fastened. - The fastening of the press-on
elements 28 is effected in the elongated holes of the row of elongated holes 42 l, which is formed in the support profile. Thetile holders 13 are also fastened in the same row of elongated holes 42 l, namely in the same way as the press-onelements 28. In the same way, in the case of the façade structure inFIG. 1 thetile holders 13 are also fastened in the corresponding row of elongated holes 41 l in thesupport profile 41. This is a fastening such as is known from EP 2 186 966 A2. - Unlike the press-on
element 28 used inFIG. 2 , the modified embodiment of the press-onelement 28 represented inFIG. 4 has a fastening section, which is formed as a clamping lug. For the fastening, the clamping lug cooperates with the elongated hole of the row of inclined elongated holes 42 l selected for the respective position in theprofile support 42, namely forming a clamping connection. For this, the clamping lug, as represented in the detail representation inFIG. 4 , has an inclined end edge, in which a Z-shaped bend is formed. The incline of the end edge corresponds to the angle of inclination of the elongated hole of the row of elongated holes. In the clamping position the Z-shaped bend engages in the elongated hole and is pushed in as far as it will go, with the result that the Z-shaped bend grips behind the section of the support profile behind the elongated hole. The press-onelement 28 in the different embodiments ofFIGS. 3 and 4 can also be used in the case of the horizontal façade structure represented inFIG. 1 , namely fastened to thesupport profile 41 in a manner corresponding to what was described above for the façade structure ofFIG. 2 . The press-onelement 28 can thus replace thejoint profile 18 or be used in addition to thejoint profile 18. -
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- 1 façade structure
- 4 substructure
- 41 support profile (
FIG. 1 ) - 41 b fastening section of 41
- 41 l row of elongated holes in 41
- 42 support profile (
FIG. 2 ) - 42 l row of elongated holes in 42
- 11 building wall
- 12 façade tile
- 12 a lower cut for a weight-supporting holder/angled bracket
- 12 b upper cut for a weight-supporting holder/angled bracket
- 12 l elongated hole
- 12 ko head ridge=single back ridge edge at the head
- 12 fl base ridge long=front ridge edge at the base
- 12 fk base ridge short=back ridge edge at the base
- 13 tile holder
- 13 h H-shaped receiver of the tile holder
- 13 f stainless steel spring
- 18 joint profile
- 19 angled bracket, weight-supporting holder
- 28 press-on spring element
- 28 f spring clip
- 28 b fastening section
- 28 bl fastening hole
- 28 bz Z-shaped bend
- SPR extrusion direction
- F front plane of the façade structure
- VF vertical joint
Claims (20)
1. A façade structure,
with a substructure formed of support profiles, which is arranged in front of a building wall and anchored fixedly in the floor and/or in the building wall,
with façade tiles formed with ridges and/or extruded, which are fastened to the substructure via tile holders,
wherein all or only some of the support profiles have the tile holders, wherein the tile holders are fastened to the support profiles directly or via separate supports, and the tile holders have receivers, which engage with edge areas of the façade tiles to fasten the façade tiles, and
wherein the façade tiles are arranged in and/or in front of the substructure with the longitudinal extent of their ridges and/or extrusion direction aligned vertically, and
wherein the engagement of the receiver of the tile holders is formed on opposite vertical edges of the façade tiles, and
wherein weight-supporting holders, which have receivers which grip in each case on a lower edge of the façade tiles, are fastened to the support profiles to which the tile holders are fastened or to further support profiles of the substructure directly or via separate supports.
2. The façade structure according to claim 1 , wherein the façade tiles are formed from ceramic material.
3. The façade structure according to claim 1 , wherein upper support holders, which have receivers which grip in each case on an upper edge of the façade tiles, are fastened to the support profiles to which the tile holders are fastened or to further support profiles of the substructure directly or via separate supports.
4. The façade structure according to claim 3 , wherein the receivers grip in each case on a horizontal edge of the façade tiles.
5. The façade structure according to claim 1 , wherein the weight-supporting holder and/or the upper support holder is or are fastened to the support profile by a screw connection and/or a rivet connection and/or a clamping connection and/or a positive-locking plug-in device.
6. The façade structure according to claim 3 , wherein the weight-supporting holder or/and the receiver of the weight-supporting holder or/and the upper support holder or/and the receiver of the upper support holder is or are arranged concealed behind the assigned façade tile or behind the assigned façade tiles.
7. The façade structure according to claim 1 , wherein the receiver of the tile holder which engages with the vertical edge area of the façade tile is formed U-shaped.
8. The façade structure according to claim 7 , wherein the receiver of the tile holder which engages with the vertical edge area of the façade tile is formed as a double receiver with two U-shaped receivers facing away from each other.
9. The façade structure according to claim 1 , wherein the tile holder or/and the receiver of the tile holder is or are arranged concealed behind the assigned façade tile or behind the assigned façade tiles.
10. The façade structure according to claim 1 , wherein the vertical edges of the façade tile on which the tile holders engage with their receivers are formed on vertical outside edges of the façade tile.
11. The façade structure according to claim 10 , wherein the vertical outside edges are in each case formed with at least one ridge edge on opposite sides of the façade tile, the outside edges having in each case a back ridge edge and a front ridge edge or one outside edge having a back ridge edge and a front ridge edge and the other outside edge having only a back ridge edge.
12. The façade structure according to claim 1 , wherein several tile holders, which engage with opposite vertical edges of the façade tiles, wherein the support profile is arranged horizontally, are fastened to the support profile in horizontal alignment.
13. The façade structure according to claim 12 , wherein the several tile holders engage with opposite vertical edges of a horizontal row of façade tiles and are detachably fastened to the support profile in horizontal alignment.
14. The facade structure according to claim 1 , wherein several tile holders, which engage with vertical edges of the façade tile, wherein the support profile is arranged vertically, are fastened, to a support profile in vertical alignment.
15. The façade structure according to claim 14 , wherein the several tile holders engage with vertical edges of the façade tile in a vertical row of façade tiles, and are detachably fastened to a support profile in vertical alignment.
16. The façade structure according to claim 1 , wherein the façade tiles are impinged on by a press-on device for the purpose of a shake-proof arrangement.
17. The façade structure according to claim 16 , wherein the press-on device is formed by separate press-on elements, wherein each of the press-on elements has a compression spring device and acts directly only on an assigned façade tile.
18. The façade structure according to claim 17 , wherein the press-on element is arranged concealed behind an assigned façade tile and supported against the substructure.
19. A construction set for the production of a façade structure, selectively as a vertical façade structure or as a horizontal façade structure, in each case made of façade tiles with ridges and/or extruded,
wherein, in the vertical façade structure, the façade tiles are aligned with the longitudinal extent of their ridges and/or the extrusion direction vertical, and
wherein, in the horizontal façade structure, the façade tiles are aligned with the longitudinal extent of their ridges and/or the extrusion direction horizontal, and
wherein the construction set comprises the following components:
a) several support profiles, which are fastenable to a building wall or to the floor directly or via intermediate supports to form a substructure;
b) several tile holders with a receiver for engaging with an edge section of the façade tiles, wherein the tile holders are formed for fastening to one of the support profiles;
c) several weight-supporting holders with a receiver for bearing the façade tiles, wherein the weight-supporting holder is formed for fastening to one of the support profiles;
d) extruded façade tiles formed with ridges and/or extruded; and
wherein the following components are necessarily used to produce a vertical façade structure: a), b), c), d), and
wherein the following components are necessarily used to produce a horizontal façade structure: a), b), d).
20. A method for producing a façade structure, formed as a vertical façade structure and/or as a horizontal façade structure, in each case made of façade tiles with ridges and/or extruded,
wherein the vertical façade structure is formed in such a way that the façade tiles are arranged on a substructure arranged in front of a building wall via tile holders, with the longitudinal extent of their ridges and/or the extrusion direction aligned vertically, and
wherein the horizontal façade structure is formed in such a way that the façade tiles are arranged on a substructure arranged in front of a building wall via tile holders, with the longitudinal extent of their ridges and/or the extrusion direction aligned horizontally, and
wherein the following components are used to produce the vertical façade structure:
substructure components comprising support profiles, which are fastenable to the building wall or to the floor directly or via intermediate supports to form the substructure;
tile holders with a receiver for engaging with an edge section of the façade tiles, wherein the tile holders are formed for fastening to one of the support profiles;
weight-supporting holders with a receiver for bearing the façade tiles, wherein the weight-supporting holder is formed for fastening to one of the support profiles; and
extruded façade tiles; and
the following components are used to produce the horizontal façade structure:
substructure components comprising support profiles, which are fastenable to a building wall or to the floor directly or via intermediate supports to form a substructure;
tile holders with a receiver for engaging with an edge section of the façade tiles, wherein the tile holders are formed for fastening to one of the support profiles; and
extruded façade tiles.
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