This utility model discloses a novel stone dry-hanging structure, applied in the field of decorative
engineering technology. The structure includes a main
keel, with a secondary
keel bolted to its front. A slider is slidably connected inside the secondary
keel, enabling the left-right translation adjustment of the SE main hanger. This allows construction workers to quickly and accurately position the stone panel, and fine-tuning the position without repeatedly disassembling bolts during installation, significantly improving construction efficiency and ensuring the overall flatness of the stone dry-hanging structure, making the structure both flexible and stable. The entire
system achieves multi-directional adjustment through a purely mechanical structure, balancing construction convenience and long-term reliability. It achieves dynamic buffering and adaptive adjustment functions; the elastic deformation of the disc springs effectively absorbs external impacts such as wind pressure and earthquakes, preventing
stress concentration that could cause stone
cracking. During installation, it automatically compensates for construction errors, simplifying the leveling process. In long-term use, it maintains continuous
close contact between the hanger and the keel, preventing loosening risks caused by
metal fatigue or
thermal expansion and contraction, thus improving seismic performance.