64 results about "Panelling" patented technology

The invention relates to a decorative tile panel for covering a floor, ceiling or wall. The invention further relates to a surface covering for a floor, ceiling or wall surface, consisting of a plurality of adjacent tile panels according to the invention, the plurality of tile panels preferably being connected to one another.

To provide building paneling that can create novel, irregular decorative patterns on buildings. [Solution] A building board material comprising a plate-shaped body 1 having a connecting projection 3 at one end and a connecting recess 4 at the other end, and configured so that multiple plate-shaped bodies 1 can be connected by fitting the connecting projection 3 into the connecting recess 4, and a plate-shaped body 1 having an irregular decorative section 5 in which two different shaped protruding decorations 2 are arranged adjacently, or an irregular decorative section 5 in which three protruding decorations 2 are arranged adjacently at different intervals, and a connecting recess 4 is provided at one end of the plate-shaped body 1 and a connecting projection 3 is provided at the other end, and configured so that the connecting projection 3 of the plate-shaped body 1 can be fitted and connected to the connecting recess 4 of another plate-shaped body 1 which is inverted.

A paneling device (10) includes a panel (1) and a connecting member (2) configured to connect with a joinery component. The panel includes at least one cavity (3) and a recess (4), the cavity (3) being disposed within a mounting surface (1a) and extending at a cavity angle (α) relative to a first plane (M1) extending along the mounting surface; the recess (4) being disposed within the mounting surface (1a). The connecting member includes at least one protrusion (5) and a tenon (6), the protrusion (5) being disposed within a mounting region (2a) and extending at a protrusion angle (β) relative to a second plane (M2) extending along the mounting region; the tenon (6) being disposed within the mounting region. The cavity and protrusion are configured to engage to lock the connecting member on the panel in a first direction (D1) perpendicular to the first plane; the recess and tenon are configured to engage to lock the connecting member on the panel in a second direction (D2) along the first plane.

An architectural panel folded from a flat sheet includes a first end fold along a first end fold-line adjacent a first longitudinal end of the panel, a second end fold along a second end fold-line adjacent a second longitudinal end of the panel, and a main wall extending between the first and second end fold-lines. The first and second end fold-lines and the second end fold-line allow the main wall to pivot about the first and second end fold-lines and to form an arc with an increase in the depth of the panel at an intermediate portion thereof. The panel further includes curved first and second side folds along respective curved first and second side fold-lines such that, as a consequence of contraction of the first and second end fold-lines towards each other, a respective sidewall is formed on each of respective first and second lateral sides of the panel.