Abstract: This invention discloses a holding and supporting anchor adapted to be mortared in a borehole of a construction element. The anchor has a supporting section at one end which is designed to engage and support a facing plate and a tubular longitudinal section which is rearward of the support section and which has a series of deformations. The tube is designed to extend within the borehole and provide a solid anchor for absorbing torsional, compressional and tensile forces.

Abstract: An anchoring device for fastening cladding panels to walls of buildings has a flat band of an essentially rectangular cross-section that is provided with spaced holes arranged one after another in a longitudinal direction. An upper end of the band is connected to a fastening part. A bolt that is inserted into one of the holes fastens the band to a fastening element that is attached to the cladding panel. The fastening element comprises a supporting member and an essentially parallel counter member. The supporting member and the counter member are spaced at a distance over a portion of their respective longitudinal dimension whereby the distance corresponds at least to the thickness of the band. The band is inserted into the space between the supporting member and the counter member. A second of the band is bent directly above the supporting member, whereby the supporting member serves as a bending edge.

Abstract: A flat steel anchor for precast concrete parts, with the anchor having at least two hook-shaped bent sections formed in the anchoring area and extending in directions opposite to a vertical plane through a point intermediate the front and back of the anchor. The bent sections are of various shapes and curved downwardly and inwardly to jointly define a continuous opening closed on either side to receive and retain a reinforcing rod.