Abstract: A wall assembly comprised of a number of wall panels releasably coupled by clips of improved construction to spaced, vertical studs. Each wall panel has an end face and each clip has a number of tines or teeth which are forced or driven into the end face of the corresponding wall panel. The clip further has a resilient part mounted on a base part which engages the adjacent surface of a wall panel. The resilient part yields in one direction when it engages the adjacent flange of the stud as the wall panel is forced toward the stud in a horizontal direction. This permits the resilient part to pass by and thereby clear the flange of the stud, whereupon the resilient part snaps back behind the flange and thereby releasably couples the wall panel to the flange with the wall panel at the front of the flange. The resilient part is breakable from the body of the clip when the wall panel is pulled in a horizontal direction away from the stud, thereby permitting removal of the wall panel from the wall assembly.

Abstract: A wall assembly having a number of wall panels, each wall panel having quick-release fastening means on the inner face thereof for attachment to the vertical studs defining the backing support for the wall panels. After the walls have been put into place in releasable attachment to the studs, they can be secured such as by screws or the like to the studs or to the floor runners above which the studs extend. An improved tape is used as the fastening means.

Abstract: A wall assembly having a number of wall panels, each wall panel having quick-release fastening means on the inner face thereof for attachment to the vertical studs defining the backing support for the wall panels. After the walls have been put into place in releasable attachment to the studs, they can be secured such as by screws or the like to the studs or to the floor runners above which the studs extend. An improved tape is used as the fastening means.