Holding system for mounting on a wall, in particular vertical wall, and method for mounting the holding system
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Solution Overview
Problem
Existing holding systems are difficult to mount on a wall in a desired orientation without damaging the wall with holes, screws, or nails, and lack a simple and precise assembly method.
Innovation Solution
A holding system featuring a mounting frame with a self-adhesive device and positioning windows, allowing precise alignment using a leveling device, and a method involving adhering the frame to the wall, inserting fastening plates into the windows, and attaching object holders to the fastening plates for a secure and removable installation.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Object-affected harmful factors
If a holding system uses self-adhesive mounting without holes or screws, then the wall is not damaged, but the mounting precision and orientation control are insufficient
Solution Approach 1:
The patent introduces a mounting frame as an intermediary component between the wall and the holding device. The frame includes positioning windows that guide the insertion of alignment tools, enabling precise orientation control without compromising the adhesive mounting method. This mediator allows traditional precision alignment techniques to work alongside modern non-invasive adhesive technology.
2Device complexity
If the holding system uses adhesive strips only, then the structure is simple, but the mounting process is difficult to control for desired orientation
Solution Approach 1:
The holding system is segmented into distinct functional components: a mounting frame for positioning, adhesive strips for attachment, and alignment tools for orientation control. This segmentation allows each component to perform its specific function optimally while maintaining overall system simplicity. The frame and adhesive strips remain structurally simple, while the alignment tools provide the necessary operational ease for precise mounting.
3Ease of operation
If the holding system allows easy removal, then the adhesive can be pulled off, but the holding force during use may be insufficient
Solution Approach 1:
The adhesive system employs local quality differentiation through multi-strip configuration and selective placement. Multiple adhesive strips are distributed across the mounting frame at strategically located positions, creating localized high-strength bonding zones. This distribution provides both strong holding force during use and controlled removal capability, as the adhesive can be peeled back from edge points without compromising the entire bonding structure.
Applied Scientific Principles
This section explains which scientific principles are used to turn an abstract innovation direction into a practical engineering solution.
Function Achieved in This Case
Enables easy, tool-free mounting of objects on a wall in a desired orientation with high holding force and aesthetic appeal, ensuring the system can be detached without damage.
Implementation Method 1
a self-adhesive device (23) on the rear side (18) with which the mounting frame (4) can be adhered to a wall (2) in a wall position (4)
Implementation Method 2
at least one double-sided adhesive self-adhesive unit (5) having a rear adhesive surface (33) and which is designed to be adhered to the wall (2) with its rear adhesive surface (33) through the at least one positioning window (16)
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AI summary
The present invention proposes a holding system mountable on a wall (2), in particular vertical wall, and a mounting method for the holding system (1). The holding system (1) has a mounting frame (4) which can be applied to the wall (2) and has at least one positioning window (16), at least one self-adhesive unit (5), which is adhesive on two sides and can be stuck to the wall (2) through the positioning window (16), at least one fastening plate (6), which can be inserted with form-fitting alignment into a positioning window (16) and in so doing can be stuck to the associated self-adhesive unit (5), and an object holder (7), which can be attached to the at least one fastening plate (6) fixed by adhesion to the wall (2) and which is intended to hold an object (3).