Wall panel arrangement

Claim 2

A wall panel arrangement with wall panels for the interior structure of a building having a ceiling, comprising: a bearing frame having first and second sides, upper and lower sides, and including first and second U shaped profiles, each said U shaped profile including spaced apart shanks; first and second covering sheets attached respectively to the first and second sides of the bearing frame; filling material, disposed between the first and second covering sheets for providing insulation; a bracing member, disposed on the lower edge of the bearing frame, for compensating for dimensional differences between the wall panel and the building structure accommodating the wall panel; at least one of the edges of the bearing frame being recessible relative to an edge surface of at least one of the covering sheet the first U shaped profile of the bearing frame being disposed adjacent the lower edge of the bearing frame between the first and second covering sheets with; a ceiling bearing member, defining a U shaped profile having shanks separated by a web, mounted to the ceiling; each of said shanks having a length and an end, the shank ends being bent at about mid-shank length towards the other shank to define an acute angle with respect to a median profile plane; the shanks of the second U shaped profile of the bearing frame being spaced apart a distance greater than the distance separating the shanks of the ceiling bearing member, the second U shaped profile being disposed adjacent the upper edge of the bearing frame between the first and second covering sheets such that the shanks of the ceiling bearing member extend into a space between the shanks of the second U shaped profile and are retained therein by the shanks of the second U shaped profile; and means for securing the web of the ceiling bearing member to the ceiling, for concealably mounting the wall panel to the building structure.

Claim 3

A wall panel arrangement according to claim 1, wherein the shanks of the ceiling bearing member are shorter than the shanks of the second U shaped profile.

Claim 4

A wall panel arrangement according to claim 1, wherein the shank ends of the ceiling bearing member are further bent approximately normally with respect to the median profile plane, the further bent shank ends comprising substantially less than half the shank length.

Claim 5

A wall panel arrangement according to claim 1, further including a third U shaped profile for bracing the bearing frame; the third U shaped profile disposed within the bearing frame between an inwardly opening U shaped profile and an outwardly opening U shaped profile.

Claim 6

A wall panel arrangement according to claim 1, wherein the upper side of the bearing frame includes: a closed section, attached to the first and second covering sheets; and an open frame profile, sized to slidably engage within the said closed section and be temporarily attached to the first and second covering sheets; so that the first and second covering sheets may be trimmed in a slide path of the open frame profile.

Claim 7

A wall panel arrangement according to claim 1, wherein a wall panel disposed above the ceiling bearing member includes a vertically disposed closed frame defining a U shaped profile open at an uppermost edge defining a lower limit; said closed frame being disposed surrounding the ceiling bearing member, such that the U shaped profile is adapted to rest atop a downwardly opening U shaped profile of a frame disposed immediately therebeneath; the frame disposed immediately therebeneath including an upwardly opening U shaped profile defining a lower limit; wherein a vertical U shaped profile is slidably disposed in a profile space of a profile of a lower closed frame; a lumber-like member being disposed between vertical profiles.

Claim 8

A wall panel arrangement according to claim 1, wherein the first and second covering sheets have a height less than a distance separating the ceiling from a floor in the structure, and wherein the bracing member causes a zone adjacent ends of the shanks of the second U shaped profile to be disposed adjacent the ceiling bearing member, and further including an elastic angular profile disposed to bridge a separation between the ceiling and an upper-most edge of the covering sheets.

Claim 9

A wall panel arrangement according to claim 1, wherein the shanks of the ceiling bearing member have different lengths.

Claim 10

A wall panel arrangement according to claim 1, wherein: a U shaped profile adjacent the lower edge of the bearing frame defines a hole in the web; and the bracing member includes: a plate, disposed beneath said web, the plate defining a threaded hole; and a screw having a head and a length, threadably engaging the plate, wherein the screw head rests against a floor of the building structure, and adjusting the screw length compensates for dimensional differences.

Claim 11

A wall panel arrangement according to claim 9, further including an interchangeable and hollow spacing member disposed substantially between the first and second covering sheets between the web of the first U shaped member and a floor of the building structure; the spacing member including an aperture wherein said plate is disposed.

Claim 12

A wall panel arrangement according to claim 1, wherein a wall panel disposed above the ceiling bearing member includes a vertically disposed closed frame defining a U shaped profile open at an uppermost edge defining a lower limit; said closed frame being disposed surrounding the ceiling member, such that the U shaped profile is adapted to rest atop an upwardly opening U shaped profile and a lower frame situated thereunder; said lower frame having an uppermost and downwardly opening U shaped profile disposed at a distance from said upwardly opening U shaped profile, said distance defining a separation zone; wherein the first and second covering sheets are interrupted by said separation zone.

Claim 13

A wall panel arrangement according to claim 11, further including a standing profile supporting said closed frame on an inside; said closed frame disposed vertically between the first and second covering sheets between adjacent standing profiles; the adjacent standing profiles disposed parallel to a standing outer profile of the wall panel arrangement and comprising lateral profiles of said closed frames.

Claim 14

A wall panel arrangement with wall panels for the interior structure of a building having ceiling, comprising: a bearing frame having first and second sides, upper and lower sides, and including first and second U shaped profiles, each said U shaped profile including spaced apart shanks; first and second covering sheets attached respectively to the first and second sides of the bearing frame; filling material, disposed between the first and second covering sheets for providing insulation; a bracing member, disposed on the lower edge of the bearing frame, for compensating for dimensional differences between the wall panel and the building structure accommodating the wall panel; at least one of the edges frame being recessible relative to an edge surface of a at least one of the covering sheet the first U shaped profile of the bearing frame being disposed adjacent the lower edge of the bearing frame between the first and second covering sheets with; a ceiling bearing member, defining a U-shaped profile having shanks separated by a web, mounted to the ceiling; each of said shanks having a length and an end, the shank ends being bent at about mid-shank length towards the other shank to define an acute angle with respect to a median profile plane; the shanks of the second U shaped profile of the bearing frame being spaced apart a distance greater than the distance separating the shanks of the ceiling bearing member, the second U shaped profile being disposed adjacent the upper edge of the bearing frame between the first and second covering sheets such that the shanks of the ceiling bearing member extend into a space between the shanks of the second U shaped profile and are retained therein by the shanks of the second U shaped profile; means for securing the web of the ceiling bearing member to the ceiling, for concealably mounting the wall panel to the building structure; a wall panel disposed above the ceiling bearing member including a vertically disposed closed frame defining a U shaped profile open at an uppermost edge defining a lower limit; said closed frame being disposed surrounding the ceiling bearing member, such that the U shaped profile is adapted to rest atop a downwardly opening U shaped profile of a frame disposed immediately therebeneath; the frame disposed immediately therebeneath including an upwardly opening U shaped profile defining a lower limit; a vertical U shaped profile being slidably disposed in a profile space of a profile of a lower closed frame; a lumber-like member being disposed between vertical profiles.

Claim 15

A wall panel arrangement with wall panels for the interior structure of a building having ceiling, comprising: a bearing frame having first and second sides, upper and lower sides, and including first and second U shaped profiles, each said U shaped profile including spaced apart shanks; first and second covering sheets attached respectively to the first and second sides of the bearing frame; filling material, disposed between the first and second covering sheets for providing insulation; a bracing member, disposed on the lower edge of the bearing frame, for compensating for dimensional differences between the wall panel and the building structure accommodating the wall panel; at least one of the edges frame being recessible relative to an edge surface of a at least one of the covering sheet the first U shaped profile of the bearing frame being disposed adjacent the lower edge of the bearing frame between the first and second covering sheets with; a ceiling bearing member, defining a U-shaped profile having shanks separated by a web, mounted to the ceiling; each of said shanks having a length and an end, the shank ends being bent at about mid-shank length towards the other shank to define an acute angle with respect to a median profile plane; the shanks of the second U shaped profile of the bearing frame being spaced apart a distance greater than the distance separating the shanks of the ceiling bearing member, the second U shaped profile being disposed adjacent the upper edge of the bearing frame between the first and second covering sheets such that the shanks of the ceiling bearing member extend into a space between the shanks of the second U shaped profile and are retained therein by the shanks of the second U shaped profile; means for securing the web of the ceiling bearing member to the ceiling, for concealably mounting the wall panel to the building structure; a wall panel disposed above the ceiling bearing member including a vertically disposed closed frame defining a U shaped profile open at an uppermost edge defining a lower limit; said closed frame being disposed surrounding the ceiling bearing member, such that the U shaped profile is adapted to rest atop a downwardly opening U shaped profile of a frame disposed immediately therebeneath; the frame disposed immediately therebeneath including an upwardly opening U shaped profile defining a lower limit; a vertical U shaped profile being slidably disposed in a profile space of a profile of a lower closed frame; a lumber-like member being disposed between vertical profiles.

Claim 16

A wall panel arrangement with wall panels for the interior structure of a building having a ceiling, comprising: a bearing frame having first and second sides, upper and lower sides, and including first and second U shaped profiles, each said U shaped profile including spaced apart shanks; first and second covering sheets attached respectively to the first and second sides of the bearing frame; filling material, disposed between the first and second covering sheets for providing insulation; a bracing member, disposed on the lower edge of the bearing frame, for compensating for dimensional differences between the wall panel and the building structure accommodating the wall panel; at least one of the edges frame being recessible relative to an edge surface of a at least one of the covering sheet the first U shaped profile of the bearing frame being disposed adjacent the lower edge of the bearing frame between the first and second covering sheets with; a ceiling bearing member, defining a U-shaped profile having shanks separated by a web, mounted to the ceiling; each of said shanks having a length and an end, the shank ends being bent at about mid-shank length towards the other shank to define an acute angle with respect to a median profile plane; the shanks of the second U shaped profile of the bearing frame being spaced apart a distance greater than the distance separating the shanks of the ceiling bearing member, the second U shaped profile being disposed adjacent the upper edge of the bearing frame between the first and second covering sheets such that the shanks of the ceiling bearing member extend into a space between the shanks of the second U shaped profile and are retained therein by the shanks of the second U shaped profile; and means for securing the web of the ceiling bearing member to the ceiling, for concealably mounting the wall panel to the building structure; a wall panel disposed above the ceiling bearing member including a vertically disposed closed frame defining a U shaped profile open at an uppermost edge defining a lower limit; said closed frame being disposed surrounding the ceiling member, such that the U shaped profile is adapted to rest atop an upwardly opening U shaped profile and a lower frame situated thereunder; said closed frame being supported on an inner side by a vertical profile, said vertical profile providing a lateral profile of said closed frame and being disposed parallel to a vertical outer profile of a wall panel; said lower frame having an uppermost and downwardly opening U shaped profile disposed at a distance from said upwardly opening U shaped profile, said distance defining a separation zone; wherein the first and second covering sheets are interrupted by said separation zone.

Claim 17

A wall panel arrangement with wall panels for the interior structure of a building having a ceiling, comprising: a bearing frame having first and second sides, upper and lower sides, and including first and second U shaped profiles, each said U shaped profile including spaced apart shanks; first and second covering sheets attached respectively to the first and second sides of the bearing frame; filling material, disposed between the first and second covering sheets for providing insulation; a bracing member, disposed on the lower edge of the bearing frame, for compensating for dimensional differences between the wall panel and the building structure accommodating the wall panel; at least one of the edges frame being recessible relative to an edge surface of a at least one of the covering sheet the first U shaped profile of the bearing frame being disposed adjacent the lower edge of the bearing frame between the first and second covering sheets with; a ceiling bearing member, defining a U-shaped profile having shanks separated by a web, mounted to the ceiling; each of said shanks having a length and an end, the shank ends being bent at about mid-shank length towards the other shank to define an acute angle with respect to a median profile plane; the shanks of the second U shaped profile of the bearing frame being spaced apart a distance greater than the distance separating the shanks of the ceiling bearing member, the second U shaped profile being disposed adjacent the upper edge of the bearing frame between the first and second covering sheets such that the shanks of the ceiling bearing member extend into a space between the shanks of the second U shaped profile and are retained therein by the shanks of the second U shaped profile; and means for securing the web of the ceiling bearing member to the ceiling, for concealably mounting the wall panel to the building structure; a wall panel disposed above the ceiling bearing member including a vertically disposed closed frame defining a U shaped profile open at an uppermost edge defining a lower limit; said closed frame being disposed surrounding the ceiling member, such that the U shaped profile is adapted to rest atop an upwardly opening U shaped profile and a lower frame situated thereunder; said closed frame being supported on an inner side by a vertical profile, said vertical profile providing a lateral profile of said closed frame and being disposed parallel to a vertical outer profile of a wall panel; said lower frame having an uppermost and downwardly opening U shaped profile disposed at a distance from said upwardly opening U shaped profile, said distance defining a separation zone; wherein the first and second covering sheets are interrupted by said separation zone.