Modular unit designed to form at least a portion of a building façade

Abstract

The invention relates to a modular unit (100) intended to form at least a portion of a facade of a building and adapted to be mounted on a structure (11), said unit (100) comprising: at least four support uprights (100.1) forming a volume (100.10), each upright (100.1) comprising a first end (100.11); an insulating layer (100.2) adapted to fill the volume (100.10) and comprising at least a first face and a second opposite face; two protective layers (100.3; 100.4) against humidity fixed directly on said uprights (100.1) so that a first protective layer (100.3) is positioned on the first face of the insulating layer (100.2) and a second protective layer (100.4) is positioned on the second face of the insulating layer (100.2) characterized in that the first end (100.11) comprises at least one first reversible attachment member (100.110) to the structure (11).

Description

Technical field

[0001] The invention relates to the technical field of modular buildings and in particular modular units intended to form at least a portion of a building. State of the art

[0002] Current construction projects no longer meet today's challenges, expectations, and the issues encountered. Resource scarcity is leading to rising material prices. Client expectations are driving builders to design increasingly complex buildings. Faced with these constraints, more and more construction sites are taking much longer than before. To limit construction times, it is increasingly common to plan part of the construction off-site, in order to accelerate construction once on-site. To enable buildings that meet climate challenges, it is necessary to reduce the amount of concrete in our construction.

[0003] Furthermore, none of the current construction methods are suitable for scaling with family life. Indeed, a single person or a couple without children does not have the same needs in terms of surface area as a couple with one or more children. Therefore, when the family evolves, it is often necessary to change accommodation to obtain additional living spaces to accommodate the new members of the family. In some cases it is possible to plan an extension of the initial building, but this extension involves a lot of work that can generate significant additional costs, in particular by planning an opening of one of the load-bearing walls and the construction on site of the new room(s).

[0004] In existing buildings, and especially some older buildings, there is poor insulation. To improve this insulation, it is known to add insulation from the inside, but its thickness is limited since the internal surface of the building is lost to this insulation. It is also known to add insulation from the outside of the building, but this involves costly work.

[0005] With climate change, one of the priorities in the construction sector is to be able to offer housing whose facades provide thermal and acoustic comfort while providing sufficient rigidity to the building structure and limiting thermal bridges. For this, it is known to manufacture houses from wood or with metal structures. However, a wooden structure does not have the strength of a metal structure and a metal structure leads to the presence of numerous thermal bridges.

[0006] The invention is therefore placed in this context and seeks to resolve all of the aforementioned drawbacks. Thus, the invention seeks to propose a modular construction that can be prefabricated in a factory and combines a multi-material structure with both energy performance and a resistant structure and whose implementation is simple. Presentation of the invention.

[0007] The invention relates to a modular unit intended to form at least a portion of a facade of a building and adapted to be mounted on a structure, said unit comprising at least four metal support uprights forming a volume, each upright comprising a first end; an insulating layer adapted to fill the volume and comprising at least a first face and a second opposite face; two moisture protection layers fixed directly to said uprights so that a first moisture protection layer is positioned on the first face of the insulating layer and a second moisture protection layer is positioned on the second face of the insulating layer. The invention is remarkable in that the first end of at least two uprights comprises at least one first reversible member for attachment to the structure.

[0008] The structure may consist of posts and beams arranged to form a framework for the building. The structure is intended to accommodate at least one modular unit. The structure may be made of wood and / or metal and / or concrete.

[0009] The modular unit may comprise four metal support uprights. In another embodiment, the modular unit may comprise six or even eight metal uprights. The metal support uprights may form a volume. The volume may be adapted to be filled with an insulating layer. The insulating layer may comprise cellulose wadding, wood wool, hemp, straw, or glass wool. The insulating layer may comprise materials that may be natural and / or recyclable. The insulating layer may be inserted into the volume by insulating it. The insulating layer may provide thermal and acoustic insulation for the building. In another embodiment, the insulating layer may be inserted into the volume by spraying. The modular unit may have dimensions between 50 cm and 300 cm wide, in particular between 200 cm and 250 cm wide.The thickness of the modular unit can be between 30 cm and 80 cm. Thus, the thickness of the insulating layer can be between 40 cm and 70 cm. When the modular unit is positioned on the structure, the first face of the volume can be an interior face. When the modular unit is positioned on the structure, the second face of the volume can be an exterior face.

[0010] Using metal studs to form the structure of the modular unit can make it easy to install openings such as windows or bay windows.

[0011] The first moisture barrier layer may include a vapor barrier. The second moisture barrier layer may include a rain barrier.

[0012] When the modular unit is positioned on the structure, the first end of each upright can be a top end.

[0013] At least two metal uprights may include a first reversible member for attachment to the structure. The first reversible attachment member may be mounted on the first end of each metal support upright. In one embodiment, the modular unit may include two first reversible members. In another embodiment, the modular unit may include three or even four first reversible members.

[0014] The modular unit may be a panel adapted to form a portion of a ground floor facade. The modular unit may be a panel adapted to form a portion of a one-story facade.

[0015] The modular unit can thus be standardized, allowing to limit the manufacturing costs of a building but also to facilitate and accelerate the construction of a building. The fact that the modular unit is standardized makes it possible to easily evolve a building to add new rooms for example.

[0016] The modular unit can therefore be multi-material.

[0017] Advantageously, the modular unit includes a finishing layer arranged to cover the first moisture protection layer.

[0018] The finishing layer may, for example, include a support on which wallpaper or paint is applied. In another embodiment, the finishing layer may include a support on which wooden cladding or tiles are applied.

[0019] Advantageously, the modular unit includes a facing layer arranged to cover the second moisture protection layer.

[0020] The facing layer may comprise exterior wood cladding. In another embodiment, the facing layer may comprise a trellis adapted to receive plants to form a green wall. In a different embodiment, the facing layer may comprise a coating such as render or plaster.

[0021] So on a modular unit installed on a wall, it is composed from the inside to the outside by the finishing layer, the first layer of protection against humidity, the insulating layer, the second layer of protection against humidity and the facing layer.

[0022] In another embodiment, a ventilated air gap may be installed between the second moisture barrier layer and the facing layer.

[0023] Advantageously, the first attachment member is a tube adapted to cooperate with a fixing means and with the structure.

[0024] In one embodiment, the tube may be a hollow tube. In another embodiment, the tube may be a solid tube. The tube may have a first end attached to the metal post and a second free end that may include a threaded rod. In one embodiment, the tube may be attached to the metal post by welding. In another embodiment, the tube may be attached to the metal post by the cooperation of a threaded portion of the tube and a nut.

[0025] The fixing means may include a nut adapted to cooperate with the threaded rod. Thus, the cooperation of the tube and the fixing means may allow the attachment member to be reversible.

[0026] The tube may be adapted to cooperate with the structure. In one embodiment, the structure may include a bore adapted to be passed through by at least a portion of the tube.

[0027] When expanding a building, it may be possible to separate the fixing means and the tube to separate the modular unit and the structure so that the modular unit can be removed. Once the building has been expanded, it is possible to reposition the modular unit on the new structure and reattach the tube and the fixing means.

[0028] Advantageously, at least two uprights comprise a second end comprising a second reversible attachment member.

[0029] At least two uprights may include a second member for attachment to the structure. The second attachment member may be mounted on the second end of each upright. In one embodiment, the modular unit may include two second reversible members. In another embodiment, the modular unit may include three or even four second reversible members.

[0030] In one embodiment, the second reversible attachment members may advantageously be mounted on uprights different from the uprights comprising the first attachment members. The modular unit may comprise pairs of uprights, namely an upright positioned on the facing layer side and an upright positioned on the finishing layer side. Advantageously, the uprights positioned on the facing layer side may comprise the first attachment members and the uprights positioned on the finishing layer side may comprise the second attachment members.

[0031] In another embodiment, the first hooking members and the second hooking members may be mounted on the same upright.

[0032] Advantageously, the second reversible attachment member comprises a body from which a jaw extends.

[0033] The body may extend into the volume such that the jaw may be positioned outside of said volume; on the side of the finishing layer and one end of the body, opposite the jaw, may be mounted on a stud positioned on the side of the facing layer.

[0034] The jaw may be adapted to cooperate with a rod of the structure. The jaw may surround said rod of the structure. Thus, when the modular unit is positioned on the structure, it becomes difficult to pull said unit out of position. If it is desired to detach the modular unit from the structure, it may be necessary to lift it so as to detach the jaw from said rod.

[0035] The jaw may cooperate with the structure so as to oppose a recall of the modular unit and hold it in place on the structure.

[0036] Advantageously, the first end of the uprights is merged with a first edge of said unit and the second end of the uprights is merged with a second edge of said unit, the first and second edges being opposite with respect to said unit.

[0037] Advantageously, the power supply is integrated into the volume.

[0038] In one embodiment, the power supply may be integrated into the volume before the insulating layer is blown into the volume. In another embodiment, the insulating layer may be blown into the volume and the power supply may be integrated afterward or after the modular unit is positioned on the structure.

[0039] In a particular embodiment, the water supply may be integrated into the volume.

[0040] A modular unit can be completely prefabricated in the factory and arrive ready to install on the structure already in place on the construction site. The modular unit can be adapted to arrive on site with the finishing and cladding layers completed and once the modular unit is in place there is no decoration work to be carried out.

[0041] Another aspect of the invention relates to a modular assembly comprising a first modular unit forming a first facade panel as described above and a second modular unit forming a second facade panel as described above, said first and second facade panels being arranged so that at least one of their respective edges forms a junction.

[0042] Each of the first and second facade panels may have at least one edge. Advantageously, each facade panel may have four edges.

[0043] In one embodiment, the second and first facade panels may be positioned one above the other to form the modular assembly. In another embodiment, the first and second facade panels may be positioned next to each other to form the modular assembly. In either embodiment, a modular assembly may comprise two adjacent panels. One edge of the first panel may form a junction with one edge of the second panel.

[0044] Each of the edges can contain OSB panels, which stands for “oriented strand board”.

[0045] The modular assembly can be adapted to be mounted on the structure.

[0046] Advantageously, the junction is formed by the first edge called the upper edge of the first panel and the second edge called the lower edge of the second panel.

[0047] When the modular assembly is mounted on the structure, each of the first and second panels may have a first edge forming an upper edge and a second edge forming a lower edge, said first edge and said second edge being able to be opposite with respect to said panel. Each of the first and second panels may have a third and a fourth edge, opposite with respect to said panel. The third and the fourth edge may connect the first and the second edge together.

[0048] In a particular embodiment, the modular unit comprises a third or fourth truncated edge forming an angle of 45°. The truncated edge can be used to join two modular assemblies forming an angle of approximately 90° between them.

[0049] In an advantageous embodiment, when the modular assembly is positioned on the structure, the second panel can be mounted above the first panel so that said second panel can form a facade of a floor and said first panel can form a facade of a ground floor. Thus, in this embodiment, when the first panel and the second panel form a modular assembly, the first edge of the first panel and the second edge of the second panel can cooperate together to form a junction.

[0050] Advantageously, the upper edge of the first panel has a mortise profile.

[0051] Advantageously, the lower edge of the second panel has a tenon profile.

[0052] The first edge of the first panel and the second edge of the second panel can form a mortise and tenon joint. Using a mortise and tenon joint can help to strengthen the modular assembly.

[0053] A different aspect of the invention relates to a wall comprising a structure and at least one assembly as described above.

[0054] Using modular blocks, i.e., assemblies that can be assembled or disassembled from the structure, can make it possible to create a modular building. Indeed, to enlarge a building, it is possible to remove the assembly, enlarge the supporting structure and install both the old modular assemblies and new modular assemblies to complete and form the new external walls.

[0055] Using modular units to form such a wall can help standardize the design and therefore the manufacturing, which can allow for faster, easier construction and, above all, limit costs. It also helps control inventory since each module is manufactured to the required dimensions.

[0056] Each modular unit can include both wood and metal, which can cooperate together to avoid thermal bridges compared to an all-metal structure, but also create a rigid structure. A thermal bridge is a point or linear area which, in the building envelope, can present a variation in thermal resistance where the insulating barrier is broken. It is the fact of using wood combined with metal that can limit or completely eliminate these thermal bridges. In addition, such a wall can optimize the material compared to an all-wood solution. When the modular unit is mounted on the structure, it may be possible to add sealing joints well known to those skilled in the art. The sealing joints can be cut if the modular unit needs to be dismantled, for example, to create an extension to the building.Using both wood and metal can help reduce the weight of the structure.

[0057] The wall can be a wall for different types of buildings, for example residential, offices, businesses. This type of wall can be used for new buildings or for renovation. In an example of renovation, to insulate an old building, it may then be possible to destroy the existing exterior walls, install the structure and attach one or more modular units. The use of this type of wall can thus improve the insulation of an old building in a few days. Brief description of the figures.

[0058] Other advantages and characteristics of the present invention are now described with the aid of examples which are purely illustrative and in no way limitative of the scope of the invention, and from the appended drawings, drawings in which the various figures represent: [ Fig. 1 ] schematically represents an interior perspective view of a wall comprising several modular units according to one embodiment. [ Fig. 2 ] schematically represents a perspective view of two modular units according to one embodiment. [ Fig. 3 ] schematically represents a sagittal sectional view of a portion of a wall at a junction of two modular units and of a portion of a structure according to one embodiment. Fig. 4 ] schematically represents a side view of a sagittal section of a portion of a wall at a second end of uprights according to one embodiment. Fig. 5] schematically represents a perspective view of a sagittal section of a portion of a wall at the level of a second end of uprights according to one embodiment. Fig. 6 ] schematically represents a top view of a cross-section of a modular unit.

[0059] In the following description, elements which are identical, by structure or by function, appearing in different figures retain, unless otherwise specified, the same references. Description of an embodiment.

[0060] We have represented in [ Fig. 1 ] schematically an interior perspective view of a wall comprising several modular units according to one embodiment. The modular unit is also described in connection with the [Fig. 2] to [Fig. 6] .

[0061] The modular unit 100 is intended to form at least a portion of a facade of a building. The modular unit 100 is adapted to be mounted on a structure 11. The structure 11 comprises posts and / or beams arranged to form a framework of a building. The structure 11 is intended to receive at least one modular unit 100. The structure 11 is in particular adapted to receive a 1 comprising a plurality of modular assemblies 10. The structure 11 is made of metal and / or concrete.

[0062] The modular unit 100 is a panel suitable for forming a portion of a ground floor facade. The modular unit 100 is also a panel suitable for forming a portion of a one-story facade. The modular unit 100 has a width between 200 cm and 250 cm. The modular unit 100 has a thickness between 30 cm and 80 cm.

[0063] The modular unit 100 comprises four edges 100a, 100b, 100c, 100d. The first edge 100a forms an upper edge, the second edge 100b forms a lower edge, said first edge 100a and said second edge 100b are opposite with respect to the modular unit 100. The modular unit 100 comprises a third 100c and a fourth edge 100d, opposite with respect to the modular unit 100. The third 100c and the fourth edge 100d connect the first 100a and the second edge 100b to each other.

[0064] The modular unit 100 comprises at least four metal support uprights 100.1. The four metal uprights 100.1 form a volume 100.10.

[0065] Each upright 100.1 has a first end 100.11 and a second end 100.12. When the modular unit 100 is positioned on the structure 11, the first end 100.11 of each upright 100.1 is an upper end and the second end 100.12 is a lower end.

[0066] The modular unit 100 comprises pairs of uprights 100.1, namely an upright 100.1 positioned on the interior side of the building and an upright 100.1 positioned on the exterior side of the building. The uprights 100.1 of each modular unit 100 positioned on the interior side of the building comprise a first reversible attachment member 100.110 to the structure 11. The uprights 100.1 of the modular units 100 adapted to form a facade of a ground floor which are positioned on the exterior side of the building comprise a second reversible attachment member.

[0067] The first attachment member 100.110 is a tube adapted to cooperate with a fixing means 100.111. The first attachment member 100.110 is adapted to cooperate with the structure 11. The tube 100.110 is a hollow tube. The tube 100.110 has a first end fixed to the upright 100.1. The tube 100.110 has a second free end comprising a threaded rod.

[0068] The fixing means 100.111 comprises a nut adapted to cooperate with the threaded rod of the tube 100.110. It is the cooperation of the tube 100.110 and the fixing means 100.111 which allows the first attachment member to be reversible.

[0069] When a building is to be enlarged, it is possible to dissociate the fixing means 100.111 and the tube 100.110 to dissociate the modular unit 100 and the structure 11 so as to remove the modular unit 100. Once the building has been enlarged, the modular unit 100 is repositioned on the new structure 11 and the tube 100.110 and the fixing means 100.111 are reassociated.

[0070] At least two uprights 100.1 of the modular unit 100 adapted to form a ground floor facade comprise a second attachment member 100.120 to the structure 11. The second attachment member 100.120 is mounted on the second end 100.12 of each upright 100.1.

[0071] The second reversible attachment members 100.120 are to be mounted on uprights 100.1 different from the uprights 100.1 comprising the first attachment members 100.110.

[0072] The second reversible attachment member 100.120 comprises a body 100.120a from which a jaw 100.120b extends. The body 100.120a extends into the volume 100.10 such that the jaw 100.120b is positioned outside said volume 100.10. One end of the body 100.120a, opposite the jaw 100.120b, is mounted on an upright 100.1 positioned on the outside of the building.

[0073] The jaw 100.120b is adapted to cooperate with a rod of the structure 11. The jaw 100.120b surrounds said rod of the structure 11. Thus, if it is desired to dissociate the modular unit 100 from the structure 11, it is necessary to lift said modular unit 100 so as to dissociate the jaw 100.120b from said rod.

[0074] The jaw 100.120b cooperates with the structure 11 so as to oppose a recall of the modular unit 100 and hold it in place on the structure 11.

[0075] The volume 100.10 comprises an insulating layer 100.2 adapted to fill said volume 100.10. The insulating layer 100.2 comprises at least a first face and a second opposite face. The insulating layer 100.2 comprises cellulose wadding. The insulating layer 100.2 is inserted into the volume by insufflation. The thickness of the insulating layer 100.2 is between 40 cm and 70 cm. When the modular unit 100 is positioned on the structure 11, the first face of the volume 100.10 is an interior face. When the modular unit 100 is positioned on the structure 11, the second face of the volume 100.10 is an exterior face.

[0076] The power supply is integrated into the volume 100.10 before the insulating layer 100.2 is blown into said volume 100.10.

[0077] The modular unit 100 comprises two moisture protection layers 100.3; 100.4 fixed directly onto said uprights 100.1 so that a first moisture protection layer 100.3 is positioned on the first face of the insulating layer 100.2 and a second moisture protection layer 100.4 is positioned on the second face of the insulating layer 100.2.

[0078] The first moisture protection layer 100.3 includes a vapor barrier. The second moisture protection layer 100.4 includes a rain barrier.

[0079] The modular unit 100 comprises a topcoat 100.5 arranged to cover the first moisture protection layer 100.3.

[0080] The modular unit 100 comprises a facing layer 100.6 arranged to cover the second moisture protection layer 100.4.

[0081] The modular unit 100, once installed on the structure 11, is composed from the inside to the outside by the finishing layer 100.5, the first moisture protection layer 100.3, the insulating layer 100.2, the second moisture protection layer 100.4, a ventilated air gap and the facing layer 100.6.

[0082] Two modular units 100 form a modular assembly 10 comprising a first modular unit 100 forming a first facade panel 100 and a second modular unit 100 forming a second facade panel 100. The modular assembly 10 is adapted to be mounted on the structure 11.

[0083] The upper edge 100a of the first panel 100 has a mortise profile. The lower edge 100b of the second panel 100 has a tenon profile. The first edge 100a of the first panel 100 and the second edge 100b of the second panel 100 form a mortise-tenon joint to solidify the modular assembly 10.

[0084] The first 100 and second facade panels 100 are arranged so that at least one of their respective edges 100a, 100b forms a junction. The junction is formed by the upper edge 100a of the first panel 100 and the lower edge 100b of the second panel 100.

[0085] The second 100 and the first facade panel 100 are positioned one above the other to form the modular assembly 10.

[0086] In one embodiment, the modular unit 100 comprises a third 100c or a fourth truncated edge 100d forming an angle of 45°. The truncated edge 100c, 100d makes it possible to make the junction between two modular assemblies 10 forming between them an angle of approximately 90°.

[0087] A wall 1 comprises a structure 11 and at least one modular assembly 10.

[0088] The foregoing description clearly explains how the invention achieves the objectives it sets for itself, namely to propose a modular construction that can be prefabricated in a factory and combines a multi-material structure with both energy performance and a strong structure and the implementation of which is simple, by proposing a modular unit intended to form at least a portion of a facade of a building and adapted to be mounted on a structure, said unit comprising at least four metal support uprights forming a volume, each upright comprising a first end; an insulating layer adapted to fill the volume and comprising at least a first face and a second opposite face;two moisture protection layers fixed directly onto said uprights so that a first moisture protection layer is positioned on the first face of the insulating layer and a second moisture protection layer is positioned on the second face of the insulating layer and remarkable in that the first end of at least two uprights comprises at least one first reversible member for attachment to the structure.;

[0089] In any event, the invention cannot be limited to the embodiments specifically described in this document, and extends in particular to all equivalent means and to any technically effective combination of these means. In particular, it may be envisaged: a wooden structure 11; the tube forming the first attachment member 100.110 may be solid; the tube 100.110 may be fixed to the metal upright 100.1 by welding; the tube 100.110 may be fixed to the metal upright 100.1 by the cooperation of a threaded part of the tube and a nut; the structure 11 may comprise a bore adapted to be crossed by at least a portion of the tube 100.110; the first attachment members 100.110 and the second attachment members 100.120 are mounted on the same upright 100.1; the insulating layer 100.2 may comprise materials which may be natural and / or recyclable; the insulating layer 100.2 may be inserted into the volume by projection; the insulating layer 100.2 can be blown into the volume 100.10 and the electrical supply can be integrated afterwards or once the modular unit 100 is positioned on the structure 11; the water supply can be integrated into the volume 100.10; the finishing layer 100.5 may for example comprise a support on which wallpaper or paint is applied; the finishing layer 100.5 may in another embodiment comprise a support on which wooden cladding or tiles are applied; the facing layer 100.6 may comprise exterior wooden cladding; the facing layer 100.6 may comprise a trellis adapted to receive plants to form a green wall; the facing layer 100.6 may comprise a coating of the plaster or coating type; the modular unit 100, once installed on the structure 11, is composed from the inside to the outside by the finishing layer 100.5, the first moisture protection layer 100.3, the insulating layer 100.2, the second moisture protection layer 100.4, and the facing layer 100.6; the first 100 and the second facade panel 100 can be positioned next to each other to form the modular assembly 10.

Claims

1. Modular unit (100) intended to form at least a portion of a facade of a building and adapted to be mounted on a structure (11), said unit (100) comprising: - At least four metal support uprights (100.1) forming a volume (100.10), each upright (100.1) having a first end (100.11); - An insulating layer (100.2) adapted to fill the volume (100.10) and comprising at least a first face and a second opposite face; - Two moisture protection layers (100.3; 100.4) fixed directly onto said uprights (100.1) such that a first moisture protection layer (100.3) is positioned on the first face of the insulating layer (100.2) and a second moisture protection layer (100.4) is positioned on the second face of the insulating layer (100.2); Characterized in thatthe first end (100.11) of at least two uprights (100.1) comprises at least one first reversible attachment member (100.110) to the structure (11).

2. Modular unit (100) according to the preceding claim, characterized in that it comprises a finishing layer (100.5) arranged to cover the first protective layer (100.3) against humidity.

3. Modular unit (100) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that it comprises a facing layer (100.6) arranged to cover the second protection layer (100.4) against humidity.

4. Modular unit (100) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the first attachment member (100.110) is a tube adapted to cooperate with a fixing means (100.111) and with the structure (11).

5. Modular unit (100) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in thatat least two uprights (100.1) comprise a second end (100.12) comprising a second reversible attachment member (100.120).

6. Modular unit (100) according to claim 5, characterized in that the second reversible hooking member (100.120) comprises a body (100.120a) from which a jaw (100.120b) extends.

7. Modular unit (100) according to one of claims 5 or 6, characterized in that the first end (100.11) of the uprights (100.1) is merged with a first edge (100a) of said unit (100) and in that the second end (100.12) of the uprights (100.1) is merged with a second edge (100b) of said unit (100), the first (100a) and the second edge (100b) being opposite with respect to said unit (100).

8. Modular unit (100) according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the power supply is integrated into the volume (100.10).

9. Modular assembly (10) comprising a modular unit (100) forming a first facade panel according to one of claims 1 to 8 and a modular unit (100) forming a second facade panel according to one of claims 1 to 8, said first and second facade panels being arranged so that at least one of their respective edges forms a junction.

10. Modular assembly (10) according to claim 9 characterized in that the junction is formed by the first edge (100a) called the upper edge of the first panel (100) and the second edge (100b) called the lower edge of the second panel (100).

11. Modular assembly (10) according to claim 10 characterized in that the upper edge (100a) of the first panel (100) has a mortise profile.

12. Modular assembly (10) according to claim 10 characterized in that the lower edge (100b) of the second panel (100) has a tenon profile.

13. Wall (1) comprising a structure (11) and at least one assembly (10) according to one of claims 9 to 12.

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