Modular partition system
CA 2299488 A1 · Owner: Barmak, Jack · Inventors: Shamir, David; Barmak, Jack
Overview
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A modular partition system is based upon a panel frame structure formed of vertical members of substantially lesser thickness than the panels to be formed, which may be joined end-to-end in a modular manner and side-by-side, to join vertical ends of adjacent panels and horizontal C-section rails , secured to opposite sides of the vertical rails with mouths of the C-sections facing outwardly. Cladding panels are secured by vertically-spaced sets of spring clips, engaging respectively upper and lower surfaces of vertically-spaced horizontal rails, and panels and other furnishings are secured to brackets engaged within the C-section of horizontal rails. The relationship of the horizontal and …
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- Filed February 24, 2000. No grant is recorded for it in Canada; had it been granted, its 20-year term would have ended February 24, 2020.
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