Knauf Gips Kg

3D Coatings Gmbh & Co. Kg

Michael Viebahn

Dominik Herfurth

Claus-Peter Berneth

Boris Simonic

Andreas Marquardt

Karl Michael Knoblauch

Oliver Florenske

Birgit Strieder

Markus Riessler

Sebastian Mittnacht

Jochen Seidel

Sylvia Rachwitz

Jens Schaper

Robert Stubits

Markus RIEßLER

Wolfgang Rümler

Matthias Schäfer

Uwe Kaiser

Goetz Viering

Stefan Pointl

Andreas Wilhelm

Simon Philipp

Marc Hagedorn

Petra STÖCKLEIN

Jörn SCHRÖR

Miroslav Nyc

A perforated acoustic panel for mounting to a wall and/or a ceiling, including a visible front side and a rear side hidden by the panel when mounted is discussed. It is an objective of the disclosure to provide illuminating walls or ceilings. The objective is solved by a flexible printed circuit layer, FPC, attached to the rear side of the panel, the FPC comprising a plurality of LEDs, wherein each LED is arranged to be positioned to emit light through a perforation of the panel.

Perforated acoustic panel, method of producing, and use of the same

The invention relates to a dry-connection stud having a web and a first and second flange connected to the web, wherein flange beads are provided in at least one of the flanges, wherein the flange beads each extend in the longitudinal direction of the stud over a flange bead length that is less than an overall length of the stud, wherein the flange beads are disposed at a center distance from each other. The invention further relates to a dry-construction wall with such a dry-construction stud.

Dry-construction stud and dry-construction wall with a dry-construction stud

An acoustic baffle () to be arranged in a building for the absorption of sound propagating there through, the acoustic baffle () comprising at least one panel () of a sound absorbing material, wherein the baffle () comprises at least one edge portion () having a recess () arranged therein of a size and shape so as to be capable of accommodating a suspension profile () in form-fit therein.

Acoustic baffle to be arranged in a building

The invention relates to a profile for arranging a component for a drywall construction, in particular a profile for a preferably ceiling-side fastening of a drywall, preferably a profile for a drywall comprising a panelled stud frame. Furthermore, the invention relates to a construction element set and to a drywall having such a profile. The invention provides a profile of the aforementioned generic type that can accommodate a possible relative movement of components of a drywall construction in an improved manner. This object is achieved according to the invention in that the profile has, in its cross section, substantially a U shape which comprises a web and two adjoining flanges, wherein the flanges are each designed to be resilient to the same degree and/or in the same manner in the direction which is substantially orthogonal to the web surface.

Profile and construction element set for arranging a component for drywall construction, and drywall formed therewith

The invention relates to a bracket for connecting components for a drywall construction, in particular a bracket for a slidable fastening, preferably a slidable ceiling-side fastening, in the framework of a drywall, preferably a bracket for a drywall with a planked, preferably multi-planked, framework. Furthermore, the invention relates to an assembly kit and a drywall with at least one such bracket, as well as the use of such a bracket in dry wall construction.

Bracket and assembly kit for connecting building components for a drywall construction and drywall constituted therewith

The present invention relates to a breakage-resistant composite composed of several superposed layers, particularly as planking for a stud wall, roof or ceiling structure, wherein the composite comprises at least one first gypsum board panel in the form of a paperbound gypsum board panel, at least one metal sheet arranged on the first gypsum board panel, and at least one second gypsum board panel in the form of a gypsum fiberboard panel arranged on the metal sheet.

Breakage-resistant composite material and stud wall, roof or ceiling structure

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Iphofen, Germany

Michael Viebahn