Panel set for the formation of athermanous walls

Static structures (e.g. – buildings) – Module or panel having discrete edgewise or face-to-face... – With joining means of dissimilar material and separate from...

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ABSTRACT:
A panel set for the formation of athermanous walls, each panel comprising a central core made from insulating plastics material and formed between two rigid sheets. The connection between panels is effected by coupling devices, each of which is formed by two mating elements, the corresponding elements of one coupling device are located on adjacent panels. One of the mating elements is provided with an outwardly active male member and the other mating element is provided with an active female member, adapted to receive the male member. The female mating element has an adjustable retractable resilient stop adapted to allow the insertion and retention of the panels together and to force juxtaposed panels closer together.

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