Assembled wall with snap connection

Abstract

The invention discloses an assembled wall connected by a snap joint. The assembled wall comprises two wallspace units arranged opposite to each other. Each wallspace unit comprises a gypsum board, fill cotton and a vertical keel. The gypsum board is fixed to the bottom edge of the vertical keel, the fill cotton is fixed between the gypsum board and the vertical keel and the vertical keel is connected to a vertical keel in another wallspace unit which is oppositely arranged by the snap joint.

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technical field [0001] The present application relates to but not limited to the field of wall technology, in particular to an assembled wall with buckle connection. Background technique [0002] In the prior art, light metal keels and gypsum boards are often used for on-site construction in the production of interior walls, which leads to messy construction sites, and there are too many construction wastes such as waste materials and leftover materials, which are not suitable for the recycling of detachable walls. The amount of labor is large, the labor cost is too high, and the construction dimensional accuracy is low. [0003] In response to the country's policy guidelines for new buildings that are environmentally friendly, industrialized, rapid, detachable, and material recycling, there is an urgent need to vigorously develop new prefabricated wall technology. The prefabricated wall is a modular detachable structural system. Several modules are connected by staggered ...

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Problems solved by technology

Due to the manual construction on site, the use of long self-tapping nails for nailing operation has high requirements for the construction personnel's skills and tools, and the on-site connection effect is crossed, which often results in large drilling holes or damage to the board surface, and the connection There is a large gap between the two vertical keels, resulting in a loose connection, which affects the strength of the wall

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