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Building composed of prefabricated elements

  • US 3,921,355 A
  • Filed: 04/09/1974
  • Issued: 11/25/1975
  • Est. Priority Date: 04/12/1973
  • Status: Expired due to Term
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1. A building having walls and partitions which are constituted by an assembly comprising prefabricated elements and connecting means for interconnecting the prefabricated elements, each of said elements comprising a ladder-frame having uprights and cross-members, which uprights and cross-members have an identical thickness in respect of all of said elements and define wall parts, structures disposed in said wall parts and connected to said uprights and cross-members, each of said structures comprising any of the following three items:

  • filler means and chassis and frames for windows and doors;

    end uprights of the uprights of each element defining an end edge surface of the element, the connection at 90* or 180* of a plurality of adjAcent ones of said elements by said connecting means being along said end surfaces thereof in such manner that said end surfaces of adjacent pairs of said elements in said connection have edges adjoining each other and define two adjacent sides of a squaresectioned prismatic region, said connecting means interconnecting said elements in said region, the interconnected elements being sufficiently strong and rigid to constitute bearing walls and the connecting means being merely sufficient to perform their connecting function and insufficient to perform a load carrying function, the elements being divided in two series, a first series being formed by standard primary elements and a second series being formed by standard secondary elements, the secondary elements being shorter in plan than the primary elements by an amount equivalent to the dimension of one side of said squaresectioned region whereby to permit a combination of partitions and walls with the use of said standard primary and secondary elements.

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