Abstract: A snap clamp for mounting of substantially constant outer cross section article-types, to a support structure offering at least two stacked layers of crossing rod-shaped lengthy elements for the mounting—an example being clamp mounting of flextube for a floor heating system, to a reinforcement grid laying on a room's raw floor. The clamp has an overall box-shape with substantially square section normal to it's length direction. Four flexing gripping fingers (104) to receive and hold the article in one of two mutually perpendicular lateral directions (X, Y) are comprised at one end (103), and the other end (106) comprises two mutually perpendicularly crossing U-shaped snap grooves (107, 108) of different depth, to attack both wires at a mounting cross-point. Differing side profilations (151, 152) are inventively provided to secure correct angle rotation of clamp (101) over cross-point at mounting time. A supplementary mounting tool also being inventive.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a pipe clamp, in particular for the reinforcement grid in connection with the installation of floor heating, constructed as a very firm quadrangular block. The top of the pipe clamp is shaped so that it is prepared for the placing of the heat pipes in a bearing (4), arranged as two (arbitrary) on one another perpendicular cross bearings (4). The bottom of the the pipe clamp is shaped so that it is prepared for the placing on a reinforcement grid, arranged as two on one another perpendicular pipes cases (1), the depth and length of which are adapted to fit the cross mounted pipes of the reinforcement grid. The pipe clamp has a number of slits (3) in particular places centrally situated in the middle of each of the four sides of the pipe clamp and also in the very center of the pipe clamp. Hereby you achieve flexibility and avoid rigidity.