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Scherrer, Jean-marc

Pinchot, Mark

Scherrer, Jean-paul

Plafonds Converto Inc.

Lang, Damien

Lallement, Amandine

Jean-marc Scherrer

Mario Maheux

Jean-Marc Scherrer

Jean-Paul Scherrer

Jean-Claude Beisser

Edwin Kouijzer

Fernand Scherrer

Mark A Pinchot

Yves Meyer

Damien Lang

Hervé Munck

Philippe Constanzer

Mark Pinchot

Amandine Lallement

Christian Nocke

Andrzej Lorens

A canvas hanger profile for making a stretched ceiling in a room to be conditioned, the hanger profile comprising at least two wings connected together by a connecting lining, one of the wings being arranged to allow the fastening of the hanger profile on a wall of the room to be conditioned, a second wing, which constitutes a canvas hanger wing, being provided with a blocking end of a canvas hook, wherein the connecting lining and the hanger wing are arranged to define together an unclosed air passage slot through the profile and are delimited by the blocking end of the hanger wing hook, the profile having at least one through opening arranged to allow air to pass through said profile from or towards the slot.

Hanger profile and ceiling assembly

A stretched-web structure for producing a false ceiling or a dropped ceiling box in a room, including two flexible webs arranged parallel to one another and fastened stretched between at least one wall, wherein one of the webs is made of polyvinyl chloride and the other web is made of fabric.

Stretched-web structure for producing a false ceiling or a dropped ceiling box

A false ceiling comprising a bearing structure comprising at least two coplanar and mutually parallel opposite profile members fixed to a ceiling, the profile members between them defining an access opening providing access to the ceiling, each profile member comprising a shoulder defining a horizontal bearing surface facing towards the ceiling, at least one panel positioned between the profile members, the panel being dimensioned to rest on the bearing surface of the profile members, the false ceiling further comprising removable and attached wedging means for transversely wedging the panel between two opposite profile members, the wedging means being arranged on either side of the panel.

False ceiling comprising means for wedging panel(s) and method for creating such a false ceiling

A luminous false-wall device, comprising: a chassis constituted by at least one profile, the chassis comprising an upper part directed toward a panel to be covered, such as a wall or ceiling, and a lower part; a diffusing canvas fixed on the chassis and stretched on the lower part of the chassis; a light placed between the panel and the canvas configured to emit light in the direction of the canvas; wherein the chassis is provided with means of increasing the light intensity of the light.

Luminous false-wall device

A device for attaching at least one cloth for producing a tensioned-cloth false partition, comprising a first profiled member forming a profiled rail comprising at least one reception groove, the reception groove being delimited by at least two lateral walls, and at least one second profiled member able to be fitted removably in the reception groove of the first profiled member, having a cross section in the form of a U or V, one of the arms of the U or V shape comprising at least one deformable longitudinal projection arranged so as to come into abutment against a wall disposed opposite the arm carrying the deformable projection when the second profiled member is in place in the reception groove of the first profiled member.

Modular hooking device for a cloth for a tensioned false ceiling

A double rail () for creating a stretched-fabric structure, having a tubular body comprises a longitudinal passage opening () for the passage of stretched fabrics, wherein the tubular body comprises two internal flanges () converging toward one another and delimiting, with an internal wall (), a cavity () in which lighting means () are housed, the cavity () being open toward the passage opening ().

Lighting double rail of tubular shape and three dimensional structure comprising such a rail

A ribband for a stretched fabric three-dimensional structure comprising at least one light source incorporated in the ribband, wherein the ribband comprises two adjacent recesses separated by a tongue designed to receive the fastening elements of the stretched fabrics, wherein each recess comprises a bottom, an inner side wall forming the tongue and an outer side wall, wherein each outer side wall defines a peripheral wing of the ribband.

Luminous tubular wall plate for three-dimensional structure and three-dimensional structure comprising such a wall plate

The invention relates to a device for re-cladding a removable panel comprising an outer face, an inner face situated on the opposite side to the outer face, and a peripheral edge joining the outer and inner faces, said re-cladding device is notable in that it comprises at least two cladding sections the vertical cross section of which is in the overall shape of a C and which are fixed facing one another along two respective opposing regions of said peripheral edge, and a fabric is kept stretched along the outer face of the removable panel by said cladding sections.

Device for re-cladding a removeable false-wall panel

An acoustically absorbent assembly intended to constitute, inside premises, a partition element able to be fixed to at least one partition for producing false partitions, comprising: two fabrics parallel to each other and assembled on an attachment means at a periphery of the two fabrics, the fabrics defining respectively an inner fabric and an outer fabric when the assembly is fixed to the partition, one of the fabrics being free from perforations, wherein the outer fabric is disposed at a given distance from the inner fabric and the outer fabric comprises microperforations configured as an acoustic fabric.

Hermetic and acoustically absorbent assembly for a false partition

A sound-absorption assembly comprises a tubular-shaped body having ends closed respectively by first and second microperforated tensioned flexible sheets and at least one planar diaphragm disposed inside the tubular body between the microperforated flexible sheets so as to delimit two spaces between said sheets.

High and low frequency sound absorption assembly

The invention relates to a lighted rail for a false wall with a stretched canvas comprising a first wing for securing the rail onto a wall, a first channel so arranged as to enable the canvas to be hung and a second channel provided between the first channel and the first wing, and wherein lighting elements are mounted, characterized in that said rail comprises a cover partially closing the second channel, with said cover being so arranged as to extend under the lighting elements secured on a wall laterally delimiting the first and second channels with respect to each other.

Lighted rail for a false wall with a stretched canvas and false wall comprising such a rail

The invention relates to a device for tensioning the fabric of a device for restoring a removable panel, characterized in that it comprises at least one structure, a thermal chamber arranged inside said structure and able to heat said flexible fabric, an internal frame elastically secured to said thermal chamber, and at least one actuator secured to the structure and able to move the thermal chamber so that, on the one hand, the thermal chamber is moved between a 'fabric at rest' position and a 'fabric stretched' position and, on the other hand, to move the internal frame between a &#x201c;fabric at rest&#x201d; position and an intermediate position located between said &#x201c;fabric at rest&#x201d; and &#x201c;fabric stretched&#x201d; positions, the flexible fabric resting on part of the thermal chamber and being held by its peripheral edge between the internal frame and the structure. The invention also proposes a method for coating a removable panel that uses the tensioning device.

Device and method for covering false-wall panels with a restoration device

A false wall () is backlit by a plurality of light sources () positioned behind same and including at least one taut translucent flexible sheet () anchored via the borders thereof, which are provided with elements () for anchoring to a frame (), the frame () including a wall rail () having headed profiles and including receiving members () capable of engaging with the anchoring elements () in order to hold the taut translucent flexible sheet (). The wall rail () includes lighting elements () which are invisible when the light sources () are operating, and which provide an afterglow when the light sources () are no longer operating.

Backlit false wall having an afterglow

The invention relates to a system for attaching false stretched walls made of a flexible sheet () attached by the edges thereof to a mini-stringer (), said edges being provided with a harpoon-type hook () inserted as a gooseneck between the two flanges of the stringer () and including a first section () connected to the sheet () and a second section () folded on the first one, and having an end bead bearing onto a shoulder () of the outer flange () of said stringer, characterised in that the end bead of the harpoon () includes a disconnection lip () extending perpendicularly from the bearing area of the bead on the shoulder (), and extending under said shoulder () in the gap of the stringer () so that said lip () can be used as a lever for urging the end of the harpoon () out of the shoulder (), without any penetration of an application tool in the stringer (), in order to easily dismantle said sheet ().

System for fixing stretched walls or ceilings by way of a stringer of reduced size

A method for producing a winding, particularly for electrical transformer from a cylindrical tubular metal element of polygonal cross-section, includes steps of machining, in a first series of passes, a first series of cuts substantially parallel to one another through all of the sides of the tubular element with the exception of a last one of said sides, and machining, in a second series of passes, a second series of cuts in said last one of said sides in order to ensure that junctions of the first series of cuts open out in the sides adjacent to the second series of cuts, so that the first and second series of cuts are continuous with respect to one another and constitute a single groove of helicoidal shape.

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Riedisheim, France

Jean-Marc Scherrer