It serves to interrupt the thermal bridges of the free-lined balconies. It transfers bending moments and shifting forces.

For insulating loose balconies with a height offset against the ceiling slab.

For connecting loose wall panels to the wall.

Variant of the MQ beam used for the transfer of larger forces, or for thin plates.

It serves to interrupt the thermal bridges of balconies penetrating into the ceiling slabs. It transmits positive and negative bending moments as well as moving forces.

It serves to interrupt the thermal bridges of the articulated plates. It transfers both positive and negative moving forces.

It serves to interrupt the thermal bridges of the articulated plates. It transfers only the moving forces.

It serves to interrupt the thermal bridges of the articulated plates. It transfers only the moving forces. (For symmetrical suspension on two sides.)

It serves to interrupt the thermal bridges of the sills and the atics. It transmits bending moments, normal and shifting forces.

It serves to interrupt the thermal bridges of short brackets, such as support for sandwich masonry adhesion. It transmits bending moments, normal and shifting forces.

It serves to interrupt the thermal bridges of pre-set atiki, railings and the like. It transmits bending moments, normal and shifting forces.

It serves to interrupt the thermal bridges of the beams. It transmits bending moments, normal and shifting forces.

It serves to interrupt the thermal bridges of the sloping walls. It transmits bending moments, normal and shifting forces.