Building Constructions TRIZ Cases

This case uses spaced rails and low-conductivity setting elements to screed thick plaster evenly while preserving thermal insulation.

Groove-engaging fixing sections align frames in wall openings, while telescopic and folding features simplify precise installation.

A one-piece metal beam uses lever action, roller guidance, and a tapered foot platform for stable panel lifting and positioning.

Porous paper and perforated plastic improve joint-compound adhesion while protecting wallboard corners from impact and corrosion.

Angled faces and a continuous channel let one sealant tip form multiple corner-joint beads without changing tools.

A level, protrusion, and preset passages simplify trim alignment, reducing measurement errors and supporting consistent reveals.

This case combines an insulating body, rail structures, and bars to transfer shear or tension forces between building parts.

This case shows how detachable curved-edge parts broaden joint shapes while improving access, grip, and storage for smoothing work.

Strategic cutouts create replaceable yield regions that dissipate loads while reducing oversizing and simplifying structural repairs.

This case shows how integral tabs and formed attachment legs simplify beam-to-post installation while preserving connector seat integrity.

Aramid SHTST and plastic attachments unify roof load paths without corrosion.

Separate insulating bodies and rail structures ease transport, while tension bands stabilize thermal insulation between building parts.

Outer and inner rails form an insulation space while transferring forces between building and projecting exterior parts.

This case shows how lost molds and cast compression elements transfer forces between building parts while maintaining thermal insulation.

This case uses nested connector parts and varied screw counts to improve timber joint stability without complex extrusion.

Metrideck combines modular beams, columns, deck panels, and Quicset® fasteners to simplify rapid structural assembly and reuse.

This rail system spaces the leveling edge from the wall with low-conductivity elements for thick plaster and reduced thermal bridging.

HSS members accept direct sheathing in modular walls, reducing build-around work while supporting load-bearing capacity and fire ratings.

Joist openings accommodate wiring, plumbing, and insulation while the module supports containers and preserves usable living space.

This extendable connector uses lateral movement, rotation, and adjustable length to stabilize force-bearing wooden joints.