Interlocking S and E Bracket for Stone Curtain Walls

Three-Piece SE Configuration:The complete assembly includes one main connector, one S-shaped upper-panel hanger and one E-shaped lower-panel hanger.

Independent Panel Installation:The upper and lower stone panels use separate hanger components, keeping each panel as an independent installation unit.

Stable Load-Bearing Structure:The S-shaped and E-shaped hangers transfer the loads of the upper and lower stone panels through the main connector to the supporting facade frame.

Connection Stability Under Vibration:The structure helps maintain a stable connection between the stone panels and the supporting facade frame under vibration and building movement.

Individual Panel Removal:A selected stone panel can be removed and replaced without dismantling the entire surrounding facade area.

Simplified Maintenance:Independent panel access makes inspection, repair and replacement more practical throughout the service life of the facade.

Concealed Connection:The bracket assembly is positioned behind the stone panels, leaving the main fixing components hidden from the finished facade surface.

Edge-Slot Fixing:The S and E hangers are inserted into prepared stone-edge slots and secured with dry-hanging stone adhesive.

Direct Subframe Connection:The main connector attaches the hanger assembly to the rear supporting frame or facade subframe.

Stable Load-Transfer Structure:The three connected components create a defined load-transfer path between the stone panels and the supporting subframe.