WO2008087406A1 - Support de montage et procédé destiné à monter des panneaux de bardage sur une structure - Google Patents
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- the present invention is directed to mounting bracket and method for mounting cladding panels, particularly to walls and ceilings.
- the system is especially suited to, although not limited to, use in the mounting of plasterboard panels in buildings.
- a mounting bracket for mounting a cladding panel to a structure, the mounting bracket comprising: a body having first and second walls spaced from one another and a third wall extending between the first and second walls; a first aperture located in the first wall, and a second aperture located in the second wall, wherein the apertures are substantially co-axial and adapted to receive a fixture therein; and at least one pair of resilient flanges projecting from the third wall, the pair of flanges adapted to clamp a portion of a cladding panel between them.
- the pair of flanges are adapted such that the channel has a greater width at the third wall than at the end of the flanges remote from the body.
- the body has a fourth wall spaced from the third wall and extending between the first and second walls, and the mounting bracket further comprises a second pair of resilient flanges projecting from the fourth wall in a direction substantially opposite to a direction of the first pair of flanges, the second pair of flanges adapted to clamp a portion of a further cladding panel between them.
- the first and second pairs of flanges are adapted such that the first and second channels have a greater width at the third and fourth walls, respectively, than at the end of the flanges remote from the body.
- the third and fourth walls of the body are substantially parallel to one another.
- the body is cuboidal and the first, second, third and fourth walls define the walls of the cuboid.
- the diameter of the second aperture is greater at the outer surface of the second wall than at any point internal thereof.
- the body has a substantially L-shaped profile and the third and fourth walls are substantially at right angles to one another.
- the second wall comprises first and second portions, wherein the first portion is substantially at right angles to the second portion.
- the second aperture is located at the vertex of the angle between the first and second portions of the second wall.
- the body and flanges are elongate and the mounting bracket comprises a plurality of pairs of first and second apertures spaced along the length of the body.
- Another alternative embodiment further comprises fifth and sixth walls which are substantially at right angles to the first and second walls, respectively, and a third aperture located in the fifth wall of the body, and a fourth aperture located in the sixth wall of the body, wherein the third and fourth apertures are substantially co-axial and adapted to receive a second fixture therein.
- the diameter of the second and fourth apertures is greater at the outer surface of their respective walls than at any point internal thereof.
- the body and flanges are elongate and the mounting bracket comprises a plurality of pairs of first and second, and third and fourth, apertures spaced along the length of the body.
- the flanges is provided with a plurality of openings located in the surface thereof. Most preferably, the openings extend across the entire depth of the one or more flanges.
- a method of mounting a cladding panel to a structure comprising a plurality of structural elements, the method comprising the steps of: fixing one or more first mounting brackets according to the first aspect of the invention to a structural element; clamping a first end of a cladding panel between two resilient flanges of the first mounting bracket whilst supporting a second end of the cladding panel; clamping the second end of the cladding panel between two resilient flanges of one or more second mounting brackets according to the first aspect of the invention; and fixing the second mounting bracket to an adjacent structural element.
- a fixture comprising: a threaded elongate body, the body having a driving head formed at a first end thereof and a point formed at a second end thereof; and a collar having an internal recess adapted to receive the driving head therein; wherein the collar has an abutment extending radially outwards from the body and facing the second end thereof.
- the abutment is at a first end of the collar and a second end of the collar is located adjacent the driving head, wherein the second end of the collar includes a lip portion having a greater diameter than the remainder of the collar and the external circumference of the lip portion has a rounded profile.
- the collar has a concave profile where its diameter increases from the first end towards the lip portion, and an axial length greater than the largest diameter of the lip portion.
- the body and head are formed separately from the collar.
- the collar is formed from aluminium and the body and head are formed from steel.
- Figure 1 is a perspective view of a mounting bracket for mounting at least two cladding panels to a structure
- Figure 2 is a perspective view of a mounting bracket for mounting at least one cladding panel to a structure
- Figure 3 is a perspective view of a mounting bracket for mounting at least two cladding panels to an external corner of a structure;
- Figure 4 is a perspective view of a mounting bracket for mounting at least two cladding panels to an internal corner of a structure
- Figure 5 is a perspective view of a member for concealing the join between adjacent cladding panels
- Figure 6 is a side view of a fixture for securing cladding panels to a structure.
- Figure 7 is a perspective view of the fixture shown in Figure 6.
- Figure 1 shows a mounting bracket, generally designated 1 , for mounting cladding panels to a structure.
- the mounting bracket 1 comprises a body 2 which is preferably cuboidal and hollow.
- the shape of the body 2 is defined by an upper wall 4, a lower wall 6 and a pair of side walls 8,10.
- Extending outwardly from the respective side walls 8, 10 are a pair of resilient flanges 12,14.
- the pairs of flanges 12,14 define a pair of channels 16,18 extending along opposite sides of the body 2, where the respective pairs of flanges 12,14 project in directions which are substantially opposite to one another.
- Each flange 12,14 of a pair is formed such that they taper to an edge 20,22 remote from the body 2.
- each flange of a pair is also formed such that it curves inwardly towards the other flange of the pair.
- the width W1 of the channels 16,18 adjacent the side walls 8,10 of the body 2 is greater than the width W2 of the channels 16,18 at the edges 20,22 of the flanges 12,14 remote from the body 2.
- the first and second walls 4,6 of the body contain a first aperture 24 and a second aperture 26, respectively.
- the apertures 24,26 are co-axial in order to receive a fixture as will be explained below.
- the second aperture 26 has an internal opening 28 and is countersunk, wherein the diameter of its external opening 27 at the outer surface of the second wall 6 is greater than that of any other portion of the aperture 26. This allows the head of a fixture put through the body 2 to lie within the second aperture 26 instead of protruding therefrom.
- the body 2 and the pairs of flanges 12,14 are preferably integrally formed from a resilient plastics material.
- the plastics material is preferably extruded into the required form and can be extruded in short sections, as shown here in Figure 1 , or else in extended lengths of around 5-6m. In the case of the extended lengths, these can be cut to a preferred length after extrusion. In one preferred embodiment, the lengths are cut into 2.4m long sections.
- the brackets 1 In order for the brackets 1 to be fixed to regularly spaced structural elements such as floor joists or the studs of a stud partition wall, the co-axial apertures 24,26 are longitudinally spaced along the extended lengths such that their centres are 60cm apart. This spacing is dictated by the requirements of building regulations, which require the structural elements of floors, ceilings and the like to be themselves 60cm apart.
- FIG 2 shows an alternative embodiment of the mounting bracket shown in Figure 1.
- the mounting bracket 101 is identical to the mounting bracket of Figure 1 , save for the fact that only one pair of flanges 112 is provided on the side wall 108 of the body 102. With the side wall 108, the pair of flanges 112 define a channel 116 extending along one side of the body 102.
- the upper and lower walls 104, 106 of the body 102 contain a first aperture 124 and a second aperture 126, respectively.
- the apertures 124,126 are co-axial in order to receive a fixture as will be explained below.
- the second aperture 126 has an internal opening 128 and is countersunk.
- mounting brackets are used to fix the brackets 1 ,101 to the structural elements.
- structural elements e.g. joists, beams or studs
- These mounting brackets are intended to clamp a first end of a cladding panel.
- the mounting brackets are held against the structural elements so that the upper wall 4,104 of the body 2,102 lies along the structural element, with the lower wall 6,106 facing away from the structural element. Fixtures are then applied through the apertures 24,26,124,126 into the structural elements to fix the brackets 1 ,101 to the structural elements.
- the embodiments of the mounting brackets shown in Figures 1 and 2 are for different applications.
- the first embodiment of Figure 1 is intended for use away from the edges of a ceiling or wall, for example, when cladding panels are to be mounted on either side of the structural element to which the mounting bracket is fixed.
- the second embodiment of the mounting bracket as shown in Figure 2 is intended for use where a cladding panel is only required on one side of a structural element.
- An example of such an instance would be where the structural element is the first or last joist in a ceiling where the ceiling meets a structural wall.
- a first end of a cladding panel such as a plasterboard panel for example, is located in the channel 16,116 of the fixed mounting bracket.
- the inward taper of the flanges 12,112 defining the channel ensure a frictional, clamping engagement with the first end of the panel, as the panel thickness is greater than the width W2 of the channel, but less than the width W1 of the channel.
- the taper of the flanges 14 forming the channel ensures a frictional, clamping engagement with the second end of the panel.
- the embodiments of the mounting bracket shown in Figures 1 and 2 are for use in situations where a continuous, substantially flat surface is to be clad. However, there are instances where the surface being clad will include both external and internal corners. The embodiments of Figures 3 and 4 are for use in this instance.
- FIG 3 shows a mounting bracket, generally designated 301 , for mounting cladding panels around an external corner.
- the mounting bracket 301 comprises a body 302 which itself comprises first and second body portions 303,305.
- the first and second body portions 303,305 lie substantially at right angles to one another.
- the first body portion 303 has a first side wall 308 remote from the second body portion 305, whilst the second body portion 305 has a second side wall 310 remote from the first body portion 303.
- the body 301 has a substantially L-shaped profile such that the first and second side walls 308,310 are substantially at right angles to one another. Extending outwardly from the respective side walls 308,310 are a pair of flanges 312,314.
- the pairs of flanges 312,314 define a pair of channels 316,318 extending substantially at right angles to one another along opposite sides of the body 302.
- Each flange 312,314 of a pair is formed in the same manner as those in the embodiments of Figures 1 and 2, with the same taper and consequent difference in the widths W1 and W2 of the channel.
- the first body portion 303 has a first aperture 324 and a second aperture 326, whilst the second body portion 305 has a third aperture 325 and a fourth aperture 327.
- the apertures are identical to those of the embodiments of Figures 1 and 2.
- the body 302 and the pairs of flanges 312,314 are preferably integrally formed from a resilient plastics material.
- the plastics material is preferably extruded into the required form and can be extruded in short sections, as shown here in Figure 3, or else in extended lengths of around 5-6m. In the case of the extended lengths, these can be cut to a preferred length after extrusion. In one preferred embodiment, the lengths are cut into 2.4m long sections.
- the brackets 301 In order for the brackets 301 to be fixed to regularly spaced structural elements, such as floor joists or the studs of stud partions, the co-axial apertures 324,326 are spaced along the extended lengths such that their centres are 60cm apart. This spacing is dictated by the requirements of building regulations, which require the structural elements of floors, ceilings and the like to be themselves 60cm apart.
- FIG 4 shows a further embodiment of a mounting bracket, generally designated 401 , for mounting cladding panels in an internal corner.
- the mounting bracket 401 is similar to the embodiment shown in Figure 3.
- each feature which is identical has simply been assigned a replacement reference number in Figure 4 which is prefixed with "4 " instead of "3 ".
- the fourth embodiment differs from the third embodiment is in the location of the apertures for receiving a fixture.
- the first aperture (not shown) and second aperture 426 are arranged co- axially in the body 402 such that their shared axis passes through the vertex of the substantially 90° angle between the first and second body portions 403,405. As a result, a fixture inserted through the first and second apertures will enter directly into the internal corner of the structural element.
- the third and fourth embodiments of the mounting bracket can be utilised in substantially the same manner as the first and second embodiments.
- the channels 312,314,412,414 are adapted to receive an end of a cladding panel, either before or after the mounting brackets 301 ,401 have been fixed to a structural element.
- the first to fourth embodiments of the mounting brackets are adapted such that the body portions of the brackets will cover the gaps between the ends of adjoining cladding panels which are held in the channels of the mounting brackets. However, gaps between the ends of the panels which are transverse to the mounting brackets, and hence not held by the mounting brackets, will still be visible. These gaps are covered by the concealing member illustrated in Figure 5.
- the concealing member generally designated 501 , comprises a body 502 which is preferably cuboidal and hollow.
- the shape of the body 502 is defined by an upper wall 504, a lower wall 506 and a pair of side walls
- each flange 512 Extending outwardly from the respective side walls 508,510 are a pair of flanges 512.
- the body 502 and the pair of flanges 512 give the concealing member 501 a shape in the form of an inverted "T".
- Each flange 512 is formed such that it tapers to an edge 520 remote from the body 502.
- each flange 512 is also formed such that it curves upwardly (when viewed in Figure 5) towards the body 502.
- the upper and lower walls 504,506 of the body 502 contain a first aperture 524 and a second aperture 526, respectively.
- the apertures 524,526 are co-axial in order to receive a fixture as will be explained below.
- the second aperture 526 is countersunk, allowing the head of a fixture put through the body 502 to lie within the second aperture 526 instead of protruding therefrom.
- the body 502 and flanges 512 are preferably integrally formed from a resilient plastics material.
- the plastics material is preferably extruded into the required form and can be extruded in short sections, as shown here in Figure 5, or else in extended lengths of around 5-6m. In the case of the extended lengths, these can be cut to a preferred length after extrusion. In one preferred embodiment, the lengths are cut into 2.4m long sections.
- the co-axial apertures 524,526 are spaced along the extended lengths such that their centres are 60cm apart.
- the concealing member 501 is applied in much the same way as the mounting brackets.
- the lengths of the concealing member 501 are positioned so that the body 502 locates in the transverse gap between adjoining cladding panels with the upper side (when viewed in Figure 5) of the flanges 512 contacting the cladding panels.
- the concealing member 501 is then fixed to an appropriate structural element by a fixture applied through the apertures 524, 526. If desired, further fixtures can be applied directly through the flanges 512 and cladding panels into the structural element. With the concealing members in place, a smooth surface is presented for plastering or similar surface treatment.
- the fixture generally designated 601 , comprises an elongate body 602 having a head 603 located at a first end 605 of the body 602.
- the body 602 has a second end 608 remote from the head 603 which tapers to a point 610.
- the body also includes a helical thread 606 running the length thereof, the thread ending adjacent the point 610.
- the fixture 601 also comprises a collar 604 which is threaded onto the body 602 until the head 603 abuts an internal recess (not shown) in the collar 604.
- the body 602 and head 603 are preferably separate from the collar 604 so that the body and head can rotate relative to the collar 604 when being driven.
- the internal diameter of the collar 604 is such that the collar 604 is held against the head 603 in a friction fit and cannot move away from the head 603 without a predetermined force being applied to overcome the friction. In this way, the collar 604 remains at the end of the fixture 601 remote from the tip 610 but still allows the body 602 to rotate independently when being driven.
- the collar 604 When in position on the body 602, the collar 604 has a first end 612 remote from the head 603 and a second end 614 adjacent the head 603.
- the first end 612 of the collar 604 has a larger diameter than that of the body 602 and the thread 606 combined.
- a step or abutment 616 is formed at the first end 612 of the collar 604.
- the surface of the step 616 faces towards the second end 608 of the body 602.
- the collar 604 also has an intermediate portion 613 between its first and second ends 612,614.
- the external diameter of the collar 604 increases from the first end 612 through the intermediate portion 613 and a transition portion 620 to a lip portion 618 at the second end 614.
- the collar 604 has a concave profile when the fixture is viewed from the side in the manner seen in Figure 6.
- the lip 618 has a diameter that is greater than any diameter of the remainder of the collar 604.
- the lip 618 has an outer circumference which has a rounded profile, where the upper and lower edges of the lip 618 have diameters which are smaller than the diameter of a portion of the lip lying between those edges.
- the collar 604 preferably has an axial length L greater than the largest diameter D of the lip portion 618.
- the fixture 601 will be driven into a structural element (usually made of wood) directly or else through a cladding panel first.
- the head 603 includes one or more grooves 605 for receiving the head of an appropriate driving tool.
- the body 602 will rotate and the thread 606 will grip into the receiving material.
- loose material will pass back along the thread 606 in the direction of the collar 604.
- the step 616 provided on the collar 604 ensures that none of the loose material can pass by the fixture 601 during the driving process. Instead, the loose material is compacted by the step 616 as the fixture 601 is driven further into the substrate. This is particularly beneficial if the fixture is being initially driven through a relatively friable material such as plasterboard, as the compacted material improves the hold between the fixture and the plasterboard.
- the step 616 plays a further role in ensuring that the fixture is not driven in too far.
- the collar 604 ensures that the fixture 601 cannot be driven further into a surface once the entire thread is in the surface, as the step 616 prevents any further movement in the direction of driving.
- the transition area 620 between the intermediate portion 613 and the lip 618 of the collar 604 has a radius of curvature and is non- planar, no flat surfaces are presented which could damage the surface as the fixture 601 is being driven. Instead, the curved transition area 620 and rounded profile of the lip 618 compress the surrounding material in the surface in a number of directions, thereby avoiding any large shear forces on adjacent material in the surface.
- the mounting brackets of the present invention ensure that cladding panels can be mounted to structural elements without the panels being fixed directly to the elements by fixtures. As a result, the risk of breaking cladding panels, especially where they are made from plasterboard, is greatly reduced. A fitter does not have to be concerned with how far from an edge of the panel they can use a fixture without cracking or breaking the panel.
- mounting brackets make it easier for pairs of fitters or joiners to clad a structure.
- a fitter does not need to support the panel or apply fixtures directly to the panel itself. Consequently, fitters can avoid the injuries and discomfort that can occur when having to support and fit a panel at the same time.
- Both the mounting brackets and concealing members offer a further benefit in that they conceal the gaps between adjacent cladding panels. This removes the need for any additional concealing steps such as the application of a concealing tape over the gaps. A plaster coating can therefore be applied over the brackets, members and cladding panels immediately. By ensuring that the outer, and thus exposed, apertures of each bracket and member are countersunk, the heads of the fixtures used are concealed below the exposed surface.
- the fixture of the present invention offers additional benefits for the fitter.
- the step provided by the collar of the fixture ensures that material loosened during the driving process is compacted. Consequently, the fixture has an improved grip in the surrounding material.
- the step also ensures that the fixture cannot be driven too far into the surface.
- the transition area between the intermediate portion of the fixture head and the lip of the collar has a radius of curvature and the lip has a rounded profile, the risk of breaking relatively friable materials such as plasterboard is reduced.
- Most conventional fixtures comprise a planar surface between the body of the fixture and the head, where the surface either faces directly towards the material surface or is at an angle thereto.
- the flat surface means that large shear forces are applied to the surface material as the fixture is driven in. This often causes fracturing of the surface material. In ensuring that all surfaces of the head of the fixture are covered by the collar, such fracturing is avoiding with the fixture of the present invention.
- the bodies of the brackets and members are preferably hollow and guide blocks can be provided to ensure that abutting lengths of the components are correctly aligned. Opposite ends of a guide block are fixed into the abutting open ends of the bodies when they are fixed to the structural elements.
- the flanges extending from the bodies of the mounting brackets and concealing members can be provided with a number of openings therein.
- plaster will fill the apertures. This can improve the bond between the plaster coat and the mounting brackets and/or concealing members.
- the apertures are diamond- or kite-shaped and extend across the entire depth of the flanges. This has been found to set the plaster into the most rigid shape, and thus improve the hold of the plaster on the mounting/concealing components.
- the head and body of the fixture may be formed separately from the collar.
- the preferred material for the collar of the fixture is aluminium.
- the body and head of the fixture are preferably formed from steel.
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