Abstract: A protective wall releasably connectable to a floor, the wall comprising panels, a U-section rail with legs extending in parallel, and a web gripping the panels and locked thereon. A U-shaped holding pocket is disposed on free ends of the legs of the rail and is disposed such that a holding plate is insertable into each holding pocket, the holding plates being attached to a holding fixture fixed onto a floor, a holding groove is provided on an outside of the web, and a locking body is disposed in the holding groove, such that the locking body is supported on the holding fixture and is mounted such that it is moveable in a horizontal direction relative to the holding fixture.

Abstract: A holding device (1) by which one or more panes of glass (2) forming a balustrade (3) is/are supported on a wall (4) or ceiling (5), consisting of a carrier rail (7) holding or supporting the panes of glass (2) and a holding plate (9) attached to the ceiling (4) or the wall (5), with the carrier rail (7) held in a horizontal direction on the holding plate (9) by means of a U-shaped hook-in pocket (25) projecting from the carrier rail (7). A box rail (11) projecting from the holding plate (9) in the direction of the carrier rail (7) is attached directly or by supporting elements (12), such that the carrier rail (7) is in contact with the box rail (11) or the supporting element (12) in the vertical direction, and one or more setscrews (16) and clamping screws (34) project from the box rail (11) in the direction of the carrier rail (7) with the screws connected to the carrier rail (7), and the distance between the box section (11) and the carrier rail (7) can be varied by means of the setscrew(s) (16).

Abstract: A protective wall (1) releasably connectable to a floor (2), comprises panels (3), and a U-section rail (4) with legs (5, 6) running in parallel, and a web (7) arranged therebetween which grip the panels (3) and are locked thereon, the protective wall (1) being supported on the floor (2). A U-shaped holding pocket (11) is arranged on free ends of the legs (5, 6) of the U-section rail (4) and each pocket is arranged so one holding plate (12, 13) can be inserted into each of the holding pockets (11), and the holding plates (12, 13) are attached to a holding fixture (14) that is fixed onto the floor (2), and a holding groove (15) is provided on the outside of the web (7) of the U-section rail (4), and a locking body (16) is disposed in the holding groove (15), such that the locking body (16) is supported on the holding fixture (14) and is mounted so it can be moved in the horizontal direction relative to the holding fixture (14).

Abstract: A fixture for securing a glass balustrade to masonry comprises at least two panes of glass forming a safety glass panel and a U-section rail in which the panes of glass are secured by means of a coat of adhesive filled into the inside surfaces of legs and a bar of the U-section rail, so as to provide reliable protection against falling, and which absorbs forces acting on the balustrade by mechanical means and passes the forces on to the masonry and offers an adjusting means in order to allow the balustrade to be aligned plumb.

Abstract: In a holding device (1) by means of which one or more panes of glass (2) forming a balustrade (3) is/are supported on a wall (4) or ceiling (5), consisting of a carrier rail (7) holding or supporting the panes of glass (2) and of a holding plate (9) attached to the ceiling (4) or the wall (5), with the carrier rail (7) held in a horizontal direction on the holding plate (9) by means of a U-shaped hook-in pocket (25) projecting from the carrier rail (7), the manufacturing costs for the holding device (1) are to be minimised and the installation complexity for attaching the holding device (1) should be kept as low as possible.