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Set of angular building elements for building visual protection, acoustic protection or detonation protection walls which can contain plants, for plant tubs, slope supporting elements, supporting pillars as well as surrounds for plots, paths and flower-beds. Molded bricks and elements, having a main

Set of angular building elements for building visual protection, acoustic protection or detonation protection walls which can contain plants, for plant tubs, slope supporting elements, supporting pillars as well as surrounds for plots, paths and flower-beds. Molded bricks and elements, having a mainly equal-sided angular cross-section with any internal angle, mainly of 90 and 60 degrees, and equal-sided side ends, are assembled by masonry techniques with offset cross-joints into free-standing or escarped supports and walls with plants. Various walls and supports which can be statically load-bearing can thus be constructed without liquid by means of a single angular element and the hollow chambers can be reinforced and grouted with mortar. Several solutions are available for dowelling the horizontal joints, such as edge molding and connecting pins. Moreover, said building elements can be of various materials of corresponding dimensions, for example concrete for building constructions systems, timber for furniture and partition walls, or synthetic materials for models.

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A structural set of angle elements fitting into one another, for the erection of freestanding planted walls and columns, visual protection and acoustic protection walls, escarpment stabilizations to be filled on one side, real estate, path, and flower bed surrounds, prefabricated buildings, for piec

A structural set of angle elements fitting into one another, for the erection of freestanding planted walls and columns, visual protection and acoustic protection walls, escarpment stabilizations to be filled on one side, real estate, path, and flower bed surrounds, prefabricated buildings, for pieces of furniture, room dividers, and building models, predominantly of concrete, but also of other materials, including polyester concrete, ceramic, synthetic resin, wood, and metal, said angle elements each having two free legs designed symmetrically to a transverse plane of symmetry of the angle element as seen in a top view thereof, which legs of each angle element are joined together by way of a leg ridge, said two legs of each angle element extending at an internal angle of between 60°and 90°with respect to each other on an inner side of said element and each leg having equal-sided leg tips at an outer free end thereof as seen in said top view, wherein leg rims are defined by an outer side of each leg and a portion of said leg ridge on respective sides of said transverse plane of symmetry of each angle element, which leg rims are each formed symmetrically with respect to a respectively associated leg bisectrix bisecting the leg in a direction transverse to the longitudinal extent of the leg as seen in said top view, and the projections of the leg tip and said portion of the leg ridge of said outer rims onto the plane of the associated leg axis of symmetry are of the same length, wherein the boundary surfaces of the legs extending on both sides of the axis of symmetry of the legs are fashioned as planar surfaces extending in parallel to each other, and wherein inner and outer boundary surfaces of said leg ridge as seen in said top view are parallel to one another, the length of said inner boundary surface being greater than half that of said outer boundary surface and the thickness of said leg ridge being greater than a thickness of said legs, and said structural set of angle elements further including tier slabs, attached to the angle elements and having outer rims converging in an acute angle to each other defining an angle smaller by 10°to 30°than said internal angle of the angle elements, the tier slabs, with an inclined positioning, being placed into shape-mating engagement with the legs thereof and being retained in a stable position by being supported at two bearing points.