Wall boards or panel boards for use in interior construction and dry construction

US20060010820A1Inactive Publication Date: 2006-01-19HUS WERKE HULS
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Authority / Receiving Office
US · United States
Current Assignee / Owner
HUS WERKE HULS
Publication Date
2006-01-19
Estimated Expiration
Not applicable · inactive patent

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Abstract

The invention relates to a board for use in interior construction, especially for producing new walls in a room or for paneling wall, ceiling or roof surfaces of a room. Said board is provided on at least two opposite ends, a first and a second end, with connecting means, especially having a groove-and-tongue design, for linking the board with other boards of the same kind. The connecting means facilitate a catch, snap-in or click-in connection with an adjoining board of the same kind. Additional fastening means are provided on the board itself or on two boards linked with each other for fastening the board on a support construction. The invention also relates to a method for producing new walls of a room or for paneling already existing wall, ceiling or roof surfaces of a room. According to this method, a first board is mounted, a second board is linked with the first board by establishing a catch, snap-in or click-in connection on the adjoining lateral edges of the two boards, and the second board is secured by additional fastening means.
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TECHNICAL FIELD

[0001] The invention relates to a board for use in interior construction and dry construction, especially for producing new walls and facing shells of a room or for panelling wall, ceiling or roof surfaces of a room, and to an associated method. PRIOR ART

[0002] Large-format boards, e.g. of plasterboard, which are fastened to suitable supports, are known from the domain of interior construction. In dry construction, for example, these boards are fastened to metal profiles to produce new partition walls. Alternatively, for the purpose of forming panellings, the boards can be fastened to a lathing joined to a wall, or they can be fastened to roof slopes such as, for example, the beams of a roof truss. The boards can be more than man-high and have a width of over 1 m. Such boards are known as “one-man boards” and have dimensions of, for example, approximately 1.50×1.00 m. In addition, larger standard boards exist with dimensions of, for example, 1.25×2.50 m, which can n...

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