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EP3467237B1 - Door lock device, door and method of mounting a door lock construction - Google Patents

Door lock device, door and method of mounting a door lock construction Download PDF

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EP3467237B1
EP3467237B1 EP18207622.4A EP18207622A EP3467237B1 EP 3467237 B1 EP3467237 B1 EP 3467237B1 EP 18207622 A EP18207622 A EP 18207622A EP 3467237 B1 EP3467237 B1 EP 3467237B1
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Sune Holm
Christer Austrell
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    • EFIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E05LOCKS; KEYS; WINDOW OR DOOR FITTINGS; SAFES
    • E05BLOCKS; ACCESSORIES THEREFOR; HANDCUFFS
    • E05B15/00Other details of locks; Parts for engagement by bolts of fastening devices
    • E05B15/02Striking-plates; Keepers; Bolt staples; Escutcheons
    • EFIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E05LOCKS; KEYS; WINDOW OR DOOR FITTINGS; SAFES
    • E05BLOCKS; ACCESSORIES THEREFOR; HANDCUFFS
    • E05B9/00Lock casings or latch-mechanism casings ; Fastening locks or fasteners or parts thereof to the wing
    • E05B9/08Fastening locks or fasteners or parts thereof, e.g. the casings of latch-bolt locks or cylinder locks to the wing
    • E05B9/084Fastening of lock cylinders, plugs or cores
    • EFIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E05LOCKS; KEYS; WINDOW OR DOOR FITTINGS; SAFES
    • E05BLOCKS; ACCESSORIES THEREFOR; HANDCUFFS
    • E05B15/00Other details of locks; Parts for engagement by bolts of fastening devices
    • E05B15/16Use of special materials for parts of locks
    • E05B15/1614Use of special materials for parts of locks of hard materials, to prevent drilling
    • EFIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E05LOCKS; KEYS; WINDOW OR DOOR FITTINGS; SAFES
    • E05BLOCKS; ACCESSORIES THEREFOR; HANDCUFFS
    • E05B17/00Accessories in connection with locks
    • E05B17/20Means independent of the locking mechanism for preventing unauthorised opening, e.g. for securing the bolt in the fastening position
    • E05B17/2084Means to prevent forced opening by attack, tampering or jimmying
    • EFIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E05LOCKS; KEYS; WINDOW OR DOOR FITTINGS; SAFES
    • E05BLOCKS; ACCESSORIES THEREFOR; HANDCUFFS
    • E05B63/00Locks or fastenings with special structural characteristics
    • E05B63/0056Locks with adjustable or exchangeable lock parts
    • E05B63/006Locks with adjustable or exchangeable lock parts for different door thicknesses
    • EFIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E05LOCKS; KEYS; WINDOW OR DOOR FITTINGS; SAFES
    • E05BLOCKS; ACCESSORIES THEREFOR; HANDCUFFS
    • E05B9/00Lock casings or latch-mechanism casings ; Fastening locks or fasteners or parts thereof to the wing
    • E05B9/08Fastening locks or fasteners or parts thereof, e.g. the casings of latch-bolt locks or cylinder locks to the wing

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  • the present invention concerns a door lock device configured for a door.
  • the invention also concerns a door with a door lock device and a method of mounting a door lock construction at a door.
  • the Norwegian design registration number 82202 shows for example a door lock device.
  • door lock devices have a high security and that they are robust in order to resist burglary.
  • An object of the present invention is to provide a door lock device with high security, which is also adapted to be very stable and relatively simple to mount at a door.
  • cross-sectional dimension of a recess and lock cylinder is intended the dimension in a direction which in a mounted state is substantially parallel with the inside or the outside of the door.
  • a lock cylinder is meant the part of the lock that interacts with a key and that has at least some movable part, for example a socalled cam, which can be moved with the help of a key and which directly or indirectly interacts with a latch bolt or similar device in the lock case for locking the door in a closed position.
  • the concept "key” includes in this document a traditional mechanical key which is inserted into a keyhole in the lock cylinder, but also different forms of electronic keys which interact with the lock cylinder, either through direct contact with the lock cylinder or through a wireless connection with the lock cylinder.
  • the lock can thus for example be electromechanical, wherein the cam or similar member can be moved with an "electronic" key.
  • Such an electronic key can communicate with the lock cylinder through said first lock cylinder protection hole - either by direct contact through the first lock cylinder protection hole with a corresponding part of the lock cylinder or through wireless communication, via the first lock cylinder protection hole.
  • the lock cylinder can have different designs, for example of the kind that is shown in Fig. 5 or of the kind that is shown in Fig. 6 .
  • lock cylinders with a circular cross-section are known. Such lock cylinders often fill substantially the whole hole in the door. According to the present invention it is however that part of the first lock cylinder protection etc. which protrudes into the hole in the door which substantially fills the hole in the door.
  • the lock cylinder is thus only configured to be positioned in the first recess.
  • the cross-sectional area of the first recess is thus substantially smaller than the cross-sectional area of that part of the first lock cylinder protection which protrudes into the hole in the door. It is possible to configure the first recess according to the present invention for receiving a lock cylinder which has a substantially circular cross-section.
  • the lock cylinder has however another cross-sectional shape, for example an oval cross-sectional shape, such as the lock cylinder which is shown in Fig. 5 , or the cross-sectional shape that the lock cylinder shown in Fig. 6 has.
  • this or these elements thus extend, in a mounted state, all the way from the second side of the lock cylinder protection to the lock case.
  • the same is the case preferably also for possible distance elements in connection with the second lock cylinder protection and the first and second stabilizing member, and possibly also for the holding member, which are mentioned below.
  • the first plate may for example be at least 15 cm, preferably at least 20 cm, long (in the vertical direction of the door in a mounted state). It may for example be at least 4.0 cm, preferably at least 5.0 cm, wide, in a direction crosswise to the length. It can have a thickness of for example at least 1.0 mm, preferably at least 2.0 mm, or at least 3.00 mm.
  • the plate is preferably made of metal, for example of a steel alloy, preferably a hard manganese steel alloy. The same preferred dimensions and materials are also the case for the second plate, which is mentioned below.
  • the first plate hole is preferably circular.
  • the hole may have an extension (diameter, if it is circular), of for example between 30 mm and 60 mm, preferably between 35 mm and 45 mm.
  • the same preferred dimensions are the case for the second, third and fourth plate hole which are mentioned below.
  • the first lock cylinder protection may for example have a length such that it in a mounted state protrudes in at least 1.0 cm, preferably at least 2.0 cm inside the outside of the first plate.
  • the same preferred length is the case for the second lock cylinder protection and for the first and second stabilizing member, and may also be the case for the holding member, which are mentioned below.
  • the second side of the lock cylinder protection which side in a mounted state abuts against the lock case or against a distance element, preferably has an area of at least 2.0 cm 2 , preferably at least 4.0 cm 2 , most preferred at least 5.0 cm 2 , since such an abutment surface makes the construction more stable.
  • the corresponding preferred dimension is the case for possible distance elements and for the second side of the second lock cylinder protection, the first stabilizing member and the second stabilizing member which are mentioned below. The same dimension may also be case for the second side of the holding member which is mentioned below.
  • the first surface of the first lock cylinder protection preferably has an area of at least 10 cm 2 , more preferred at least 15 cm 2 and most preferred at least 20 cm 2 in order to give a sufficient stability to the construction when this surface abuts against the first plate.
  • Corresponding preferred dimensions are the case for the first surface of the second lock cylinder protection which is mentioned below.
  • the corresponding first surface of the first stabilizing member preferably has an area of at least 8 cm 2 , more preferred at least 12 cm 2 and most preferred at least 16 cm 2 .
  • the same preferred dimension is the case for the corresponding surface of the second stabilizing member and can also be the case for the corresponding surface of the holding member.
  • the first lock cylinder protection is preferably configured such that the lock cylinder can be locked in position in the first recess with locking means which in a mounted state is not available to a user.
  • An embodiment of the door lock device according to the invention is defined in claim 2.
  • the first attachment means is implemented in a simple and secure manner. Since the screws do not reach to the outside of the door, the security of the device is increased.
  • the first lock cylinder protection has only one hole on the first side, i.e. the first lock cylinder protection hole. This makes the device very safe against burglary.
  • a further embodiment of the door lock device according to the invention is defined in claim 3. Through this embodiment, a high stability and security is achieved.
  • a further embodiment of the door lock device according to the invention is defined in claim 4. Since the part with the first surface can be moved to different positions relative to the first recess, a flexibility is achieved with the lock protection in order to be able to adapt it to different construction cases. Since the adjustable part can also be locked in a selected position, the lock protection has a high security, since in a locked position, the lock cylinder protection functions as a fixed unit. A high security is achieved since said locking means is not available from the outside of the door (and neither from the inside of the door).
  • a further embodiment of the door lock device according to the invention is defined in claim 5.
  • a high stability and security is achieved through the design of the first stabilizing member and possible distance elements.
  • the plate, the stabilizing member, possible distance elements and the lock case form in a mounted state a stable unit, which makes the whole door lock construction very stable and safe.
  • the portion of the first stabilizing member which comprises said first surface can, according to an embodiment, constitute a part the position of which can be adjusted in a direction which is substantially perpendicular to the surface of the door, as seen in a mounted state, relative to that portion of the first stabilizing member which comprises said second side, wherein this adjustable part can be locked in a selected position with the help of a locking means which, in a mounted state, is not available from the outside of the door (and neither from the inside of the door).
  • a high flexibility is achieved with the first stabilizing member. It is thereby possible to adjust how much the second side protrudes into the door in a mounted state. It is therefore for example possible to ensure that in a mounted state the second side reaches the lock case and that therefore no distance element is needed in order to reach the lock case.
  • a further embodiment of the door lock device according to the invention is defined in claim 6.
  • the second attachment means is realized in a simple manner.
  • a further feature of the door lock device according to the invention is defined in claim 1. Through a second plate the stability and the security are further increased.
  • the second plate may be constructed and dimensioned in the same manner as the first plate.
  • a further feature of the door lock device according to the invention is defined in claim 1.
  • a lock turning mechanism is thus used for the inside of the door instead of a lock cylinder.
  • the holding member thus contributes to hold the lock turning mechanism in position in a secure manner.
  • That portion of the holding member which comprises said first surface can, according to an embodiment, constitute a part the position of which can be adjusted in a direction which is substantially perpendicular to the surface of the door, as seen in a mounted state, relative to that portion of the holding member which comprises said second side, wherein this adjustable part can be locked in a selected position with the help of a locking means which, in a mounted state, is not available from the inside of the door (and neither from the outside of the door).
  • a further feature of the door lock device according to the invention is defined in claim 1. Through this feature, the stability of the construction is increased also when using a lock turning mechanism on the inside of the door.
  • a further embodiment of the door lock device according to the invention is defined in claim 7.
  • a high stability and security are achieved through the design of the second stabilizing member and possible distance elements.
  • the plate, the stabilizing member, possible distance elements and the lock case form, together with the corresponding parts at the outside of the lock case, in a mounted state a stable unit, which makes the whole door lock construction very stable and safe.
  • That portion of the second stabilizing member which comprises said first surface can, according to an embodiment, constitute a part the position of which can be adjusted in a direction which is substantially perpendicular to the surface of the door, as seen in a mounted state, relative to that portion of the second stabilizing member which comprises said second side, wherein this adjustable part can be locked in a selected position with the help of a locking means which, in a mounted state, is not available from the inside of the door (and neither from the inside of the door).
  • a further embodiment of the door lock device according to the invention is defined in claim 8.
  • This embodiment has the advantage that no extra screws or screw holes are needed in the plates for safely arranging the plates at the door. This simplifies essentially the mounting of the door lock device at a door.
  • a door according to the invention is defined in claim 9.
  • This door has the advantage that it has a door lock device according to the invention, which makes the door/lock-construction very stable and secure against burglary.
  • a method according to the invention is defined in claim 10. With this method a door according to the invention is realized, with the advantages that this door has, in a simple manner.
  • FIG. 10 shows for the purpose of clarity an exploded view of a door 30 with a door lock device.
  • the door 30 has a first door hole 21 which extends through the door from its outside 31 to its inside 32.
  • the door also has a second door hole 22 which also extends from the outside 31 of the door to the inside 32 of the door.
  • a lock case 23 is arranged in the door hole 21 .
  • a lock cylinder 40 is arranged in the first door hole 21, (the lock cylinder is shown in one embodiment in Fig. 5 and in another in Fig. 6 ).
  • the lock cylinder is arranged in a first lock cylinder protection 41.
  • the lock cylinder 40 extends from the outside 31 of the door into the door hole 21 to the lock case 23 such that the lock cylinder 40 can interact with the lock case 23 in order to lock and unlock the lock.
  • the door lock device also has a first plate 51 with a first plate hole 53 and a second plate hole 54.
  • the plate 51 abuts, in a mounted state, against the outside 31 of the door such that the first plate hole 53 coincides with the first door hole 21 and the second plate hole 54 coincides with the second door hole 22.
  • Different examples of the design of such a first plate is shown in Fig. 7-9 .
  • the door lock device also comprises a second plate 52 with a third plate hole 55 and a fourth plate hole 56.
  • the second plate 52 abuts in a mounted state against the inside 32 of the door.
  • the third plate hole 55 coincides thereby with the first door hole 21 and the fourth plate hole 56 coincides with the second door hole 22.
  • the second plate 52 can have the same appearance as the first plate 51.
  • Fig. 7-9 thus also show examples of different embodiments of the second plate 52.
  • the plates 51, 52 may also possibly have a further hole 122.
  • This hole 122 is intended for a screw which goes into or through the lock case 23 which is mounted in the door.
  • Fig. 9 shows another hole 120.
  • the hole 120 is intended for a door handle, which is used in certain door constructions and which is connected to the lock case 23 which is arranged in the door.
  • the first lock cylinder protection 41 is shown in more detail in Fig. 1 and 2 .
  • This lock cylinder protection 41 has a first side 43 which in a mounted state lies outside the door surface and outside the first plate 51.
  • the lock cylinder protection 41 has a second side 45 which in a mounted state lies in the door 30 in the door hole 21.
  • the lock cylinder protection 41 has a first recess 47.
  • This recess 47 has a cross-sectional dimension which is adapted for receiving the lock cylinder 40.
  • the recess 47 extends from the second side 45 towards the first side 43 but not all the way to the first side 43.
  • there is a first lock cylinder protection hole 49 which has a smaller cross-sectional dimension than the first recess 47 and than the lock cylinder 40 and which extends from the first recess 47 out through the first side 43.
  • a key can thus be inserted in through the first lock cylinder protection hole 49 into a keyhole 60 in the lock cylinder 40 (see Fig. 5 and 6 ) in order to lock or unlock the lock.
  • the lock cylinder 40 can be locked in position in the first recess 47 for example in that one or more lock screws 128 (see Fig. 5 ) are screwed into holes 126 and thereby lock the lock cylinder 40 fixed in the lock cylinder protection 41.
  • the lock cylinder protection 41 has a first surface 62 which in a mounted state abuts against the surface of the first plate 51 around the first plate hole 53.
  • Fig. 2 thus shows a sealing packing 124 arranged in a recess in the first surface 62.
  • Fig. 2 shows also another sealing packing 124 which seals against the lock cylinder 40 when it is inserted in the recess 47.
  • the first lock cylinder protection 41 is held in position at the door 30 with the help of a first attachment means 64 in the form of two screws (one such screw is shown in Fig. 10 ).
  • the screws 64 extend from the inside 32 of the door and are connected to the first lock cylinder protection 41 by being screwed into screw holes 68 in the first lock cylinder protection 41. These screw holes 68 extend from the second side 45 but not through the whole first lock cylinder protection 41 to its first side 43.
  • the first surface 62 thus exerts a pressure force against the first plate 51 in the direction towards the outside 31 of the door.
  • the first plate 51 is thus held in position against the outside of the door.
  • the first lock cylinder protection 41 can have such a length that it in a mounted state reaches the surface of the lock case 23 in such a manner that the second side 45 of the lock cylinder protection 41 abuts directly against the surface of the lock case when the lock cylinder protection 41 is held attached at the door with the help of the screws 64.
  • the device can comprise one or more distance elements 66 (only shown in the lower part of Fig. 10 ) which are arranged between the second side 45 of the lock cylinder protection 41 and the lock case 23 in such a manner that in a mounted state that side of said distance element which is facing the lock case 23 reaches to the lock case 23 and abuts against the surface of the lock case when the lock cylinder protection 41 is held attached at the door with the help of the screws 64.
  • Fig. 1 and 2 it is shown that the portion of the first lock cylinder protection 41 which comprises the first surface 62 constitutes one single solid part together with the portion of the lock cylinder protection 41 which comprises the recess 47.
  • Fig. 5 an alternative embodiment is shown where the portion of the lock cylinder protection 41 which comprises the first surface 62 constitutes a separate part 70 the position of which can be adjusted relative to the portion 72 of the first lock cylinder protection 41 which comprises the first recess 47.
  • the adjustment can be made possible in that the outer surface of the portion 72 is threaded and in that there is a corresponding internal thread in a hole in the part 70.
  • the position of the part 70 can thus be selected in that this part is screwed onto the portion 72 until a selected position has been achieved.
  • the part 70 can be locked in the selected position with the help of a locking means 74.
  • the locking means 74 is according to this embodiment a ball. This ball 74 can be inserted from the recess 47 (which is hidden in Fig. 5 ) through a hole 132 through the wall of the portion 72 in order to protrude into a selected recess 130 at the part 70. The ball 74 thus locks the part 70 relative to the portion 72 in the selected position.
  • Fig. 10 also shows a turning device 76 from a door handle 78.
  • the turning device 76 extends from the door handle 78 on the outside 31 or the door into the second door hole 22 to the lock case 23.
  • the turning device 76 interacts with the lock case 23 such that you can open and close the door 30 with the help of the door handle 78.
  • a first stabilizing member 80 has a first side 82 which in a mounted state lies outside the door surface and outside the first plate 51.
  • the stabilizing member 80 has a second side 84 which in a mounted state lies in the door 30 in the second door hole 22.
  • the stabilizing member 80 has a first surface 86 which in a mounted state abuts, directly or indirectly, against the surface of the first plate 51 around the second plate hole 54.
  • a door handle 78 on the inside 32 of the door 30 there is a door handle 78 on the inside 32 of the door 30.
  • the door handle interacts with the turning device 76 which extends from the inside 32 of the door into the door hole 22 to the lock case 23. You can thus open and close the door with the help of the door handle 78 on the inside of the door 30, in that the turning device 76 interacts with the lock case 23.
  • the turning device 76 can for example be a through shaft which extends through the whole second hole 22 and through the lock case 23.
  • a second stabilizing member 110 is arranged in a corresponding manner as the first stabilizing member 80.
  • the second stabilizing member 110 thus has a first side 82 which in a mounted state lies inside the door surface on the inside 32 of the door and inside the second plate 52.
  • a second side 84 lies in a mounted state in the door in the second door hole 22.
  • a first surface 86 of the second stabilizing member 110 abuts in a mounted state directly or indirectly against the second plate 52 around the fourth plate hole 56.
  • a second attachment means 65 in the form of two screws holds the first stabilizing member 80 and the second stabilizing member 110 attached.
  • the screws 65 extend through a flat member 111 at the door handle 78, through the second stabilizing member 110, through the distance element 66, through, or at the side of, the lock case 23, through further distance elements 66, through the first stabilizing member 80 and through a flat member 87 arranged at the door handle 78 on the outside of the door, such that the screws 65 are screwed into sex bolts 65b.
  • the screws 65 can be screwed into threaded screw holes in the first stabilizing member 80, which screw holes extend from the second side 84 but which do not reach to the first side 86 (i.e. in a similar manner as the screws 64 are screwed into the screw holes 68 in the first lock cylinder protection 41).
  • the screws 65 exert a force on the first stabilizing member 80 in the direction towards the door such that the first surface 86 of the first stabilizing member 80 exerts a pressure force against the first plate 51 in the direction towards the outside of the door such that the first plate 51 is held in position against the outside of the door.
  • the screws 65 exert a force on the second stabilizing member 110 in the direction in towards the door 30 such that the first surface 86 of the second stabilizing member 110 exerts a pressure force against the second plate 52 in the direction towards the inside 32 of the door such that the second plate 52 is held in position against the inside 32 of the door.
  • the first stabilizing member 80 can have such a length that it in a mounted state reaches a surface of the lock case 23 such that it abuts with its second side 84 against the surface of the lock case when the first stabilizing member 80 is held attached at the door with the help of the screws 65.
  • the second stabilizing member 110 can have a length such that it reaches the lock case 23 and such that it abuts with its second side 84 against the lock case when the stabilizing member 110 is held attached with the help of the screws 65.
  • one of more distance elements 66 can be arranged also between the second side 84 of the second stabilizing member and the lock case 23 such that that side of the distance elements which is facing the lock case 23 abuts against the lock case when the second stabilizing member 110 is held attached at the door with the help of the screws 65.
  • a second lock cylinder protection 91 is arranged from the inside of the door. Such a second lock cylinder protection 91 is shown in Fig. 3 and 4 .
  • the second lock cylinder protection 91 has a similar construction as the first lock cylinder protection 41.
  • the second lock cylinder protection 91 thus has a second recess 93 which is adapted to receive a lock cylinder 40.
  • the recess 93 extends from the second side 45 towards the first side 43 but not all the way to the first side.
  • a second lock cylinder protection hole 95 which has a smaller cross-sectional dimension than the second recess 93 and than the lock cylinder 40 extends however from the second recess 93 out through the first side 43 in a corresponding manner as at the first lock cylinder protection 41.
  • a key may thus interact with a lock cylinder 40 which is arranged in the recess 93 via the second lock cylinder protection hole 95.
  • the second lock cylinder protection 91 differs however from the first lock cylinder protection 41 in that there are through screw holes 130, which extend from the first side 43 to the second side 45.
  • screw holes 130 are intended for the first attachment means, that is the screws 64. Furthermore, there are two screw holes 132 which extend from the first side 43 into the recess 93. These screw holes 132 are intended for screws which are screwed through holes in a lock cylinder 40 which is arranged in the recess 93.
  • the second lock cylinder protection 91 has a first surface 62 which in a mounted state, directly or indirectly, abuts against the surface of the second plate 52 around the third plate hole 55.
  • the screws 64 hold the second lock cylinder protection 91 attached at the door.
  • the screws thereby exert a force on the second lock cylinder protection 91 in the direction towards the door (in that they are screwed into the screw holes 68 in the first lock cylinder protection 41) such that the first surface 62 of the second lock cylinder protection 91 exerts a pressure force against the second plate 52 in the direction towards the inside 32 of the door. In such a manner, the second plate 52 is held in position against the inside 32 of the door.
  • the second lock cylinder protection 91 can have such a length that it in a mounted state reaches the lock case 23 such that the second side 45 abuts against the lock case 23 when the second lock cylinder protection 91 is held attached at the door with the help of the screws 64.
  • one or more distance elements 66 can be arranged between the second side 45 of the second lock cylinder protection 91 and the lock case 23 such that that side of the distance elements which is facing the lock case 23 reaches the lock case and abuts against the surface of the lock case when the second lock cylinder protection 91 is held attached at the door with the help of the screws 64.
  • That portion of the second lock cylinder protection 91 which comprises said first surface 62 can, according to a not shown embodiment, constitute a part the position of which can be adjusted in a direction which is substantially perpendicular to the surface of the door, as seen in a mounted state, relative to that portion of the second lock cylinder protection 91 which comprises said second recess 93, wherein this adjustable part can be locked in a selected position with the help of a locking means which, in a mounted state, is not available from the inside of the door.
  • Fig. 11 shows an embodiment according to the invention which differs from the example in Fig. 10 in that there is a lock turning mechanism 100 at the inside of the door at the first door hole 21 and in that there at the second door hole 22 are no door handles or no turning device similar to that which has been shown in connection with Fig. 10 .
  • a holding member 101 which has a first side 43 which in a mounted state lies inside the door surface on the inside 32 of the door and inside the second plate 52.
  • the holding member 101 has a second side 45 which in a mounted state lies in the door in the first door hole 21.
  • a lock turning mechanism 100 extends through the holding member 101 to the lock case 23 such that the lock turning mechanism can interact with the lock case 23 in order to lock and unlock the lock.
  • the holding member 101 has a first surface (corresponding to the surface 62 which has been described above) which in a mounted state abuts, directly or indirectly, against the second plate 52 around the third plate hole 55.
  • Screws 64 hold the holding member 101 attached at the door such that the holding member 101 exerts a force in the direction towards the door such that the first surface of the holding member 101 exerts a pressure force against the second plate 52 in the direction towards the inside 32 of the door.
  • the second plate 52 is thereby held in position against the inside of the door.
  • the holding member 101 can possibly have such a length that it in a mounted state reaches the lock case 23, such that the second side 45 abuts against the surface of the lock case when the holding member 101 is held attached at the door with the help of the screws 64.
  • one of more distance elements 66 can possibly be arranged between the second side 45 of the holding member 101 and the lock case 23 such that in a mounted state that side of the distance elements which is facing the lock case 23 reaches the lock case and abuts against the surface of the lock case when the holding member 101 is held attached at the door with the help of the screws 64.
  • the first stabilizing member 80 and the second stabilizing member 110 do not, according to this embodiment, need to have any holes, except for holes for the screws 65. These holes for the screws are extending through the second stabilizing member 110 and can be extending through the first stabilizing member 80, and thereby be screwed into for example sex bolts 65b. According to a preferred embodiment, the first stabilizing member 80 does however have threaded screw holes which do not reach out through the first side 82, whereby no sex bolts 65b are needed.
  • possible distance elements 66 according to the embodiment of Fig. 11 only need to have holes for the screws 65.
  • that portion of the first stabilizing member 80 and/or the second stabilizing member 110 and/or the holding member 101 which comprises said first surface 86 can constitute a part the position of which can be adjusted in a direction which is substantially perpendicular to the surface of the door, as seen in a mounted state, relative to that portion of the first stabilizing member 80, the second stabilizing member 110 and the holding member 101, respectively, which comprises said second side 84, 45, wherein this adjustable part can be locked in a selected position with the help of a locking means which, in a mounted state, is not available from the outside or the inside of the door.
  • the respective stabilizing member 80, 110 can, according to a not shown embodiment, be attached at the respective plate 51, 52 with the help of further screws.
  • the first stabilizing member 80 can have two or more threaded screw holes in through the first surface 86, but which do not reach out through the first stabilizing member 80.
  • the plate 51 can have corresponding non-threaded holes for screws. In such a manner, screws can be screwed (before mounting the plate at the door) from the inside of the plate 51 through the holes in the plate 51 into the screw holes in the surface 86 in order to further ensure that the first stabilizing member 80 is held attached at the plate 51.
  • non-threaded screw holes can be arranged which extend in through the surface 86 out through the outside of the first stabilizing member 80. Screws can then for example be screwed in from the outside, through these non-threaded screw holes and into corresponding threaded screw holes in the plate 51 (or, alternatively, be screwed into nuts or sex bolts at the inside of the plate 51).
  • the second stabilizing member 110 can be connected to the plate 52 via further threaded or non-threaded screw holes in through the surface 86 on the second stabilizing member 110.
  • corresponding screw holes can also be arranged in the upper part in the first surface 62 of the first and/or second lock cylinder protection 41, 91 or of the holding member 101, with corresponding threaded or non-threaded holes at the respective plate 51, 52.
  • a door 30 according to the invention comprises a door lock device according to the invention in a mounted state.
  • Fig. 11 thus illustrate an embodiment of a door according to the invention.
  • a method of mounting a door lock construction according to the invention can comprise the following steps.
  • a lock case 23, at least one lock cylinder 40 and a door lock device according to the invention are provided.
  • the lock case 23 is arranged in the door 30 at a position intended therefor in level with the first door hole 21 and the second door hole 22.
  • the lock cylinder 40 is arranged in the recess 47 in the first lock cylinder protection 41.
  • the door lock device is arranged as has been described above at the door with the help of the screws 64, 65.

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Description

    BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION AND PRIOR ART
  • The present invention concerns a door lock device configured for a door. The invention also concerns a door with a door lock device and a method of mounting a door lock construction at a door.
  • A large number of door lock devices are known. Different details of such devices are also known. The Norwegian design registration number 82202 shows for example a door lock device.
  • Further examples of prior art door lock devices are disclosed in: EP-0072803 comprising a cylinder-lock attachment means, and in FORTRESS AXALUC: "Det inbrottssaekra laasskyddet aer haer", 12 August 2010 (2010-08-12, XP002767076.
  • It is often desirable that door lock devices have a high security and that they are robust in order to resist burglary.
  • SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION
  • An object of the present invention is to provide a door lock device with high security, which is also adapted to be very stable and relatively simple to mount at a door.
  • These objects are achieved with the door lock device which is defined in claim 1.
  • Since the lock cylinder protection abuts with its first surface against the plate, and since the lock cylinder protection, or the distance element, is configured to reach the lock case, a very stable construction is obtained, with the help of the attachment means, where the plate, the lock cylinder protection, possible distance elements and the lock case in a mounted state form a stable unit, at the same time as a very high security against burglary is achieved, inter alia because of the use of the particular lock cylinder protection.
  • It should be noted that the term "first", "second", "third" etc. is primarily used in order to distinguish the different parts from each other and should therefore not be seen as specifying a certain number.
  • With cross-sectional dimension of a recess and lock cylinder is intended the dimension in a direction which in a mounted state is substantially parallel with the inside or the outside of the door.
  • With a lock cylinder is meant the part of the lock that interacts with a key and that has at least some movable part, for example a socalled cam, which can be moved with the help of a key and which directly or indirectly interacts with a latch bolt or similar device in the lock case for locking the door in a closed position. The concept "key" includes in this document a traditional mechanical key which is inserted into a keyhole in the lock cylinder, but also different forms of electronic keys which interact with the lock cylinder, either through direct contact with the lock cylinder or through a wireless connection with the lock cylinder. The lock can thus for example be electromechanical, wherein the cam or similar member can be moved with an "electronic" key. Such an electronic key can communicate with the lock cylinder through said first lock cylinder protection hole - either by direct contact through the first lock cylinder protection hole with a corresponding part of the lock cylinder or through wireless communication, via the first lock cylinder protection hole. The lock cylinder can have different designs, for example of the kind that is shown in Fig. 5 or of the kind that is shown in Fig. 6.
  • It should be noted that lock cylinders with a circular cross-section are known. Such lock cylinders often fill substantially the whole hole in the door. According to the present invention it is however that part of the first lock cylinder protection etc. which protrudes into the hole in the door which substantially fills the hole in the door. The lock cylinder is thus only configured to be positioned in the first recess. The cross-sectional area of the first recess is thus substantially smaller than the cross-sectional area of that part of the first lock cylinder protection which protrudes into the hole in the door. It is possible to configure the first recess according to the present invention for receiving a lock cylinder which has a substantially circular cross-section. According to preferred embodiments, the lock cylinder has however another cross-sectional shape, for example an oval cross-sectional shape, such as the lock cylinder which is shown in Fig. 5, or the cross-sectional shape that the lock cylinder shown in Fig. 6 has.
  • In case one or more distance elements are used, this or these elements thus extend, in a mounted state, all the way from the second side of the lock cylinder protection to the lock case. The same is the case preferably also for possible distance elements in connection with the second lock cylinder protection and the first and second stabilizing member, and possibly also for the holding member, which are mentioned below.
  • The first plate may for example be at least 15 cm, preferably at least 20 cm, long (in the vertical direction of the door in a mounted state). It may for example be at least 4.0 cm, preferably at least 5.0 cm, wide, in a direction crosswise to the length. It can have a thickness of for example at least 1.0 mm, preferably at least 2.0 mm, or at least 3.00 mm. The plate is preferably made of metal, for example of a steel alloy, preferably a hard manganese steel alloy. The same preferred dimensions and materials are also the case for the second plate, which is mentioned below.
  • The first plate hole is preferably circular. The hole may have an extension (diameter, if it is circular), of for example between 30 mm and 60 mm, preferably between 35 mm and 45 mm. The same preferred dimensions are the case for the second, third and fourth plate hole which are mentioned below.
  • The first lock cylinder protection may for example have a length such that it in a mounted state protrudes in at least 1.0 cm, preferably at least 2.0 cm inside the outside of the first plate. The same preferred length is the case for the second lock cylinder protection and for the first and second stabilizing member, and may also be the case for the holding member, which are mentioned below.
  • The second side of the lock cylinder protection, which side in a mounted state abuts against the lock case or against a distance element, preferably has an area of at least 2.0 cm2, preferably at least 4.0 cm2, most preferred at least 5.0 cm2, since such an abutment surface makes the construction more stable. The corresponding preferred dimension is the case for possible distance elements and for the second side of the second lock cylinder protection, the first stabilizing member and the second stabilizing member which are mentioned below. The same dimension may also be case for the second side of the holding member which is mentioned below.
  • The first surface of the first lock cylinder protection preferably has an area of at least 10 cm2, more preferred at least 15 cm2 and most preferred at least 20 cm2 in order to give a sufficient stability to the construction when this surface abuts against the first plate. Corresponding preferred dimensions are the case for the first surface of the second lock cylinder protection which is mentioned below. The corresponding first surface of the first stabilizing member preferably has an area of at least 8 cm2, more preferred at least 12 cm2 and most preferred at least 16 cm2. The same preferred dimension is the case for the corresponding surface of the second stabilizing member and can also be the case for the corresponding surface of the holding member.
  • The first lock cylinder protection is preferably configured such that the lock cylinder can be locked in position in the first recess with locking means which in a mounted state is not available to a user.
  • An embodiment of the door lock device according to the invention is defined in claim 2. Through this embodiment, the first attachment means is implemented in a simple and secure manner. Since the screws do not reach to the outside of the door, the security of the device is increased.
  • According to a preferred embodiment of the door lock device, the first lock cylinder protection has only one hole on the first side, i.e. the first lock cylinder protection hole. This makes the device very safe against burglary.
  • A further embodiment of the door lock device according to the invention is defined in claim 3. Through this embodiment, a high stability and security is achieved.
  • A further embodiment of the door lock device according to the invention is defined in claim 4. Since the part with the first surface can be moved to different positions relative to the first recess, a flexibility is achieved with the lock protection in order to be able to adapt it to different construction cases. Since the adjustable part can also be locked in a selected position, the lock protection has a high security, since in a locked position, the lock cylinder protection functions as a fixed unit. A high security is achieved since said locking means is not available from the outside of the door (and neither from the inside of the door).
  • A further embodiment of the door lock device according to the invention is defined in claim 5. Through this embodiment a high stability and security is achieved through the design of the first stabilizing member and possible distance elements. The plate, the stabilizing member, possible distance elements and the lock case form in a mounted state a stable unit, which makes the whole door lock construction very stable and safe.
  • In a similar manner as concerning the first lock cylinder protection, the portion of the first stabilizing member which comprises said first surface can, according to an embodiment, constitute a part the position of which can be adjusted in a direction which is substantially perpendicular to the surface of the door, as seen in a mounted state, relative to that portion of the first stabilizing member which comprises said second side, wherein this adjustable part can be locked in a selected position with the help of a locking means which, in a mounted state, is not available from the outside of the door (and neither from the inside of the door). Thereby a high flexibility is achieved with the first stabilizing member. It is thereby possible to adjust how much the second side protrudes into the door in a mounted state. It is therefore for example possible to ensure that in a mounted state the second side reaches the lock case and that therefore no distance element is needed in order to reach the lock case.
  • A further embodiment of the door lock device according to the invention is defined in claim 6. Thereby the second attachment means is realized in a simple manner.
  • A further feature of the door lock device according to the invention is defined in claim 1. Through a second plate the stability and the security are further increased.
  • The second plate may be constructed and dimensioned in the same manner as the first plate.
  • A further feature of the door lock device according to the invention is defined in claim 1. Through this feature, a lock turning mechanism is thus used for the inside of the door instead of a lock cylinder. The holding member thus contributes to hold the lock turning mechanism in position in a secure manner.
  • In a similar manner as concerning the first lock cylinder protection, that portion of the holding member which comprises said first surface, can, according to an embodiment, constitute a part the position of which can be adjusted in a direction which is substantially perpendicular to the surface of the door, as seen in a mounted state, relative to that portion of the holding member which comprises said second side, wherein this adjustable part can be locked in a selected position with the help of a locking means which, in a mounted state, is not available from the inside of the door (and neither from the outside of the door).
  • A further feature of the door lock device according to the invention is defined in claim 1. Through this feature, the stability of the construction is increased also when using a lock turning mechanism on the inside of the door.
  • A further embodiment of the door lock device according to the invention is defined in claim 7. Through this embodiment, a high stability and security are achieved through the design of the second stabilizing member and possible distance elements. The plate, the stabilizing member, possible distance elements and the lock case form, together with the corresponding parts at the outside of the lock case, in a mounted state a stable unit, which makes the whole door lock construction very stable and safe.
  • In a similar manner as concerning for example the first stabilizing member, that portion of the second stabilizing member which comprises said first surface can, according to an embodiment, constitute a part the position of which can be adjusted in a direction which is substantially perpendicular to the surface of the door, as seen in a mounted state, relative to that portion of the second stabilizing member which comprises said second side, wherein this adjustable part can be locked in a selected position with the help of a locking means which, in a mounted state, is not available from the inside of the door (and neither from the inside of the door).
  • A further embodiment of the door lock device according to the invention is defined in claim 8. This embodiment has the advantage that no extra screws or screw holes are needed in the plates for safely arranging the plates at the door. This simplifies essentially the mounting of the door lock device at a door.
  • A door according to the invention is defined in claim 9. This door has the advantage that it has a door lock device according to the invention, which makes the door/lock-construction very stable and secure against burglary.
  • A method according to the invention is defined in claim 10. With this method a door according to the invention is realized, with the advantages that this door has, in a simple manner.
  • BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
  • Fig. 1
    shows schematically a front view of a first lock cylinder protection.
    Fig. 2
    shows schematically a perspective view from behind of the lock cylinder protection of Fig. 1.
    Fig. 3
    shows schematically an inclined perspective view from the front of a second lock cylinder protection.
    Fig. 4
    shows schematically a perspective view from behind of the lock cylinder protection of Fig. 3.
    Fig. 5
    shows schematically an exploded view of an alternative embodiment of the first lock cylinder protection.
    Fig. 6
    shows schematically a perspective view of one kind of lock cylinder.
    Fig. 7-9
    show schematically a front view of different embodiments of a first and a second plate.
    Fig. 10
    shows schematically an exploded view of a door with a door lock device according to an example not forming part of the invention.
    Fig. 11
    shows an exploded view similar to that of Fig. 10 of an embodiment according to the invention.
    DESCRIPTION OF EMBODIMENTS OF THE INVENTION
  • Embodiments of the invention will now be described with reference to the annexed drawings. The embodiments describe lock cylinders with a keyhole for interaction with a traditional mechanical key. However, as mentioned above, the invention is also applicable for other kinds of lock cylinders which interact with an "electronic" key.
  • An example of a door lock device not forming part of the invention, but which is useful for understanding the invention will now first be described with reference to Fig. 10. This figure shows for the purpose of clarity an exploded view of a door 30 with a door lock device. The door 30 has a first door hole 21 which extends through the door from its outside 31 to its inside 32. The door also has a second door hole 22 which also extends from the outside 31 of the door to the inside 32 of the door. In the door a lock case 23 is arranged. In the first door hole 21, a lock cylinder 40 is arranged (the lock cylinder is shown in one embodiment in Fig. 5 and in another in Fig. 6). The lock cylinder is arranged in a first lock cylinder protection 41. In a mounted state, the lock cylinder 40 extends from the outside 31 of the door into the door hole 21 to the lock case 23 such that the lock cylinder 40 can interact with the lock case 23 in order to lock and unlock the lock.
  • The door lock device also has a first plate 51 with a first plate hole 53 and a second plate hole 54. The plate 51 abuts, in a mounted state, against the outside 31 of the door such that the first plate hole 53 coincides with the first door hole 21 and the second plate hole 54 coincides with the second door hole 22. Different examples of the design of such a first plate is shown in Fig. 7-9.
  • The door lock device also comprises a second plate 52 with a third plate hole 55 and a fourth plate hole 56. The second plate 52 abuts in a mounted state against the inside 32 of the door. The third plate hole 55 coincides thereby with the first door hole 21 and the fourth plate hole 56 coincides with the second door hole 22. The second plate 52 can have the same appearance as the first plate 51. Fig. 7-9 thus also show examples of different embodiments of the second plate 52. As can be seen in Fig. 8, the plates 51, 52 may also possibly have a further hole 122. This hole 122 is intended for a screw which goes into or through the lock case 23 which is mounted in the door. Fig. 9 shows another hole 120. The hole 120 is intended for a door handle, which is used in certain door constructions and which is connected to the lock case 23 which is arranged in the door.
  • According to these embodiments of the plates 51, 52 there are no further holes through the plates 51, 52 which are intended for screws which are to hold the plates 51, 52 attached at the door 30. Such further holes are not necessary with the present invention since the plates 51, 52 anyway are held safely mounted at the door 30.
  • The first lock cylinder protection 41 is shown in more detail in Fig. 1 and 2. This lock cylinder protection 41 has a first side 43 which in a mounted state lies outside the door surface and outside the first plate 51. The lock cylinder protection 41 has a second side 45 which in a mounted state lies in the door 30 in the door hole 21. Furthermore, the lock cylinder protection 41 has a first recess 47.
  • This recess 47 has a cross-sectional dimension which is adapted for receiving the lock cylinder 40. The recess 47 extends from the second side 45 towards the first side 43 but not all the way to the first side 43. However, there is a first lock cylinder protection hole 49 which has a smaller cross-sectional dimension than the first recess 47 and than the lock cylinder 40 and which extends from the first recess 47 out through the first side 43. A key can thus be inserted in through the first lock cylinder protection hole 49 into a keyhole 60 in the lock cylinder 40 (see Fig. 5 and 6) in order to lock or unlock the lock. As mentioned above, it is also possible to use some kind of "electronic" key which communicates with the lock cylinder via the first lock cylinder protection hole 49.
  • The lock cylinder 40 can be locked in position in the first recess 47 for example in that one or more lock screws 128 (see Fig. 5) are screwed into holes 126 and thereby lock the lock cylinder 40 fixed in the lock cylinder protection 41.
  • The lock cylinder protection 41 has a first surface 62 which in a mounted state abuts against the surface of the first plate 51 around the first plate hole 53.
  • When we in this application say that the part abuts against the surface, this includes the possibility that the abutment takes place via some intermediate element. Fig. 2 thus shows a sealing packing 124 arranged in a recess in the first surface 62. Fig. 2 shows also another sealing packing 124 which seals against the lock cylinder 40 when it is inserted in the recess 47.
  • The first lock cylinder protection 41 is held in position at the door 30 with the help of a first attachment means 64 in the form of two screws (one such screw is shown in Fig. 10). The screws 64 extend from the inside 32 of the door and are connected to the first lock cylinder protection 41 by being screwed into screw holes 68 in the first lock cylinder protection 41. These screw holes 68 extend from the second side 45 but not through the whole first lock cylinder protection 41 to its first side 43. When the screws 64 have been screwed, these exert a force on the first lock cylinder protection 41 in the direction in towards the door 30. The first surface 62 thus exerts a pressure force against the first plate 51 in the direction towards the outside 31 of the door. The first plate 51 is thus held in position against the outside of the door.
  • The first lock cylinder protection 41 can have such a length that it in a mounted state reaches the surface of the lock case 23 in such a manner that the second side 45 of the lock cylinder protection 41 abuts directly against the surface of the lock case when the lock cylinder protection 41 is held attached at the door with the help of the screws 64. Alternatively, the device can comprise one or more distance elements 66 (only shown in the lower part of Fig. 10) which are arranged between the second side 45 of the lock cylinder protection 41 and the lock case 23 in such a manner that in a mounted state that side of said distance element which is facing the lock case 23 reaches to the lock case 23 and abuts against the surface of the lock case when the lock cylinder protection 41 is held attached at the door with the help of the screws 64.
  • In Fig. 1 and 2 it is shown that the portion of the first lock cylinder protection 41 which comprises the first surface 62 constitutes one single solid part together with the portion of the lock cylinder protection 41 which comprises the recess 47.
  • In Fig. 5 an alternative embodiment is shown where the portion of the lock cylinder protection 41 which comprises the first surface 62 constitutes a separate part 70 the position of which can be adjusted relative to the portion 72 of the first lock cylinder protection 41 which comprises the first recess 47. The adjustment can be made possible in that the outer surface of the portion 72 is threaded and in that there is a corresponding internal thread in a hole in the part 70. The position of the part 70 can thus be selected in that this part is screwed onto the portion 72 until a selected position has been achieved. The part 70 can be locked in the selected position with the help of a locking means 74. The locking means 74 is according to this embodiment a ball. This ball 74 can be inserted from the recess 47 (which is hidden in Fig. 5) through a hole 132 through the wall of the portion 72 in order to protrude into a selected recess 130 at the part 70. The ball 74 thus locks the part 70 relative to the portion 72 in the selected position.
  • Fig. 10 also shows a turning device 76 from a door handle 78. In a mounted state, the turning device 76 extends from the door handle 78 on the outside 31 or the door into the second door hole 22 to the lock case 23. The turning device 76 interacts with the lock case 23 such that you can open and close the door 30 with the help of the door handle 78. On the inside 32 of the door there is a corresponding arrangement.
  • A first stabilizing member 80 has a first side 82 which in a mounted state lies outside the door surface and outside the first plate 51. The stabilizing member 80 has a second side 84 which in a mounted state lies in the door 30 in the second door hole 22. The stabilizing member 80 has a first surface 86 which in a mounted state abuts, directly or indirectly, against the surface of the first plate 51 around the second plate hole 54.
  • In a corresponding manner there is a door handle 78 on the inside 32 of the door 30. The door handle interacts with the turning device 76 which extends from the inside 32 of the door into the door hole 22 to the lock case 23. You can thus open and close the door with the help of the door handle 78 on the inside of the door 30, in that the turning device 76 interacts with the lock case 23. The turning device 76 can for example be a through shaft which extends through the whole second hole 22 and through the lock case 23.
  • A second stabilizing member 110 is arranged in a corresponding manner as the first stabilizing member 80. The second stabilizing member 110 thus has a first side 82 which in a mounted state lies inside the door surface on the inside 32 of the door and inside the second plate 52. A second side 84 lies in a mounted state in the door in the second door hole 22. A first surface 86 of the second stabilizing member 110 abuts in a mounted state directly or indirectly against the second plate 52 around the fourth plate hole 56.
  • A second attachment means 65 in the form of two screws holds the first stabilizing member 80 and the second stabilizing member 110 attached. In the shown embodiment, the screws 65 extend through a flat member 111 at the door handle 78, through the second stabilizing member 110, through the distance element 66, through, or at the side of, the lock case 23, through further distance elements 66, through the first stabilizing member 80 and through a flat member 87 arranged at the door handle 78 on the outside of the door, such that the screws 65 are screwed into sex bolts 65b.
  • According to an alternative embodiment, the screws 65 can be screwed into threaded screw holes in the first stabilizing member 80, which screw holes extend from the second side 84 but which do not reach to the first side 86 (i.e. in a similar manner as the screws 64 are screwed into the screw holes 68 in the first lock cylinder protection 41).
  • When the screws 65 have been screwed, the screws 65 exert a force on the first stabilizing member 80 in the direction towards the door such that the first surface 86 of the first stabilizing member 80 exerts a pressure force against the first plate 51 in the direction towards the outside of the door such that the first plate 51 is held in position against the outside of the door. At the same time, the screws 65 exert a force on the second stabilizing member 110 in the direction in towards the door 30 such that the first surface 86 of the second stabilizing member 110 exerts a pressure force against the second plate 52 in the direction towards the inside 32 of the door such that the second plate 52 is held in position against the inside 32 of the door.
  • The first stabilizing member 80 can have such a length that it in a mounted state reaches a surface of the lock case 23 such that it abuts with its second side 84 against the surface of the lock case when the first stabilizing member 80 is held attached at the door with the help of the screws 65. Alternatively, as is shown in Fig. 10, there is one or more distance elements 66 which are arranged between the second side 84 of the first stabilizing member 80 and the lock case 23, such that in a mounted state that side of the distance elements 66 which is facing the lock case 23 abuts against the surface of the lock case when the stabilizing member 80 is held attached at the door with the help of the screws 65.
  • In a similar manner, the second stabilizing member 110 can have a length such that it reaches the lock case 23 and such that it abuts with its second side 84 against the lock case when the stabilizing member 110 is held attached with the help of the screws 65. Alternatively, one of more distance elements 66 can be arranged also between the second side 84 of the second stabilizing member and the lock case 23 such that that side of the distance elements which is facing the lock case 23 abuts against the lock case when the second stabilizing member 110 is held attached at the door with the help of the screws 65.
  • A second lock cylinder protection 91 is arranged from the inside of the door. Such a second lock cylinder protection 91 is shown in Fig. 3 and 4. The second lock cylinder protection 91 has a similar construction as the first lock cylinder protection 41. The second lock cylinder protection 91 thus has a second recess 93 which is adapted to receive a lock cylinder 40. The recess 93 extends from the second side 45 towards the first side 43 but not all the way to the first side. A second lock cylinder protection hole 95 which has a smaller cross-sectional dimension than the second recess 93 and than the lock cylinder 40 extends however from the second recess 93 out through the first side 43 in a corresponding manner as at the first lock cylinder protection 41. A key may thus interact with a lock cylinder 40 which is arranged in the recess 93 via the second lock cylinder protection hole 95.
  • The second lock cylinder protection 91 differs however from the first lock cylinder protection 41 in that there are through screw holes 130, which extend from the first side 43 to the second side 45.
  • These screw holes 130 are intended for the first attachment means, that is the screws 64. Furthermore, there are two screw holes 132 which extend from the first side 43 into the recess 93. These screw holes 132 are intended for screws which are screwed through holes in a lock cylinder 40 which is arranged in the recess 93.
  • The second lock cylinder protection 91 has a first surface 62 which in a mounted state, directly or indirectly, abuts against the surface of the second plate 52 around the third plate hole 55. In a mounted state, the screws 64 hold the second lock cylinder protection 91 attached at the door. The screws thereby exert a force on the second lock cylinder protection 91 in the direction towards the door (in that they are screwed into the screw holes 68 in the first lock cylinder protection 41) such that the first surface 62 of the second lock cylinder protection 91 exerts a pressure force against the second plate 52 in the direction towards the inside 32 of the door. In such a manner, the second plate 52 is held in position against the inside 32 of the door.
  • The second lock cylinder protection 91 can have such a length that it in a mounted state reaches the lock case 23 such that the second side 45 abuts against the lock case 23 when the second lock cylinder protection 91 is held attached at the door with the help of the screws 64. Alternatively, one or more distance elements 66 can be arranged between the second side 45 of the second lock cylinder protection 91 and the lock case 23 such that that side of the distance elements which is facing the lock case 23 reaches the lock case and abuts against the surface of the lock case when the second lock cylinder protection 91 is held attached at the door with the help of the screws 64.
  • In a similar manner as concerning the embodiment of the first lock cylinder protection 41 which is shown in Fig. 5, that portion of the second lock cylinder protection 91 which comprises said first surface 62 can, according to a not shown embodiment, constitute a part the position of which can be adjusted in a direction which is substantially perpendicular to the surface of the door, as seen in a mounted state, relative to that portion of the second lock cylinder protection 91 which comprises said second recess 93, wherein this adjustable part can be locked in a selected position with the help of a locking means which, in a mounted state, is not available from the inside of the door.
  • Fig. 11 shows an embodiment according to the invention which differs from the example in Fig. 10 in that there is a lock turning mechanism 100 at the inside of the door at the first door hole 21 and in that there at the second door hole 22 are no door handles or no turning device similar to that which has been shown in connection with Fig. 10.
  • Instead of the second lock cylinder protection 91 which is shown in Fig. 10, there is in the embodiment according to Fig. 11 a holding member 101 which has a first side 43 which in a mounted state lies inside the door surface on the inside 32 of the door and inside the second plate 52. The holding member 101 has a second side 45 which in a mounted state lies in the door in the first door hole 21. In a mounted state, a lock turning mechanism 100 extends through the holding member 101 to the lock case 23 such that the lock turning mechanism can interact with the lock case 23 in order to lock and unlock the lock. The holding member 101 has a first surface (corresponding to the surface 62 which has been described above) which in a mounted state abuts, directly or indirectly, against the second plate 52 around the third plate hole 55. Screws 64 hold the holding member 101 attached at the door such that the holding member 101 exerts a force in the direction towards the door such that the first surface of the holding member 101 exerts a pressure force against the second plate 52 in the direction towards the inside 32 of the door. The second plate 52 is thereby held in position against the inside of the door.
  • Also the holding member 101 can possibly have such a length that it in a mounted state reaches the lock case 23, such that the second side 45 abuts against the surface of the lock case when the holding member 101 is held attached at the door with the help of the screws 64. Alternatively, one of more distance elements 66 can possibly be arranged between the second side 45 of the holding member 101 and the lock case 23 such that in a mounted state that side of the distance elements which is facing the lock case 23 reaches the lock case and abuts against the surface of the lock case when the holding member 101 is held attached at the door with the help of the screws 64.
  • Since there in the embodiment according to Fig. 11 is no turning device 76, the first stabilizing member 80 and the second stabilizing member 110 do not, according to this embodiment, need to have any holes, except for holes for the screws 65. These holes for the screws are extending through the second stabilizing member 110 and can be extending through the first stabilizing member 80, and thereby be screwed into for example sex bolts 65b. According to a preferred embodiment, the first stabilizing member 80 does however have threaded screw holes which do not reach out through the first side 82, whereby no sex bolts 65b are needed.
  • In a corresponding manner, possible distance elements 66 according to the embodiment of Fig. 11 only need to have holes for the screws 65.
  • Although not shown in the figures, in a similar manner as concerning the embodiment of the first lock cylinder protection 41 which is shown in Fig. 5, that portion of the first stabilizing member 80 and/or the second stabilizing member 110 and/or the holding member 101 which comprises said first surface 86 can constitute a part the position of which can be adjusted in a direction which is substantially perpendicular to the surface of the door, as seen in a mounted state, relative to that portion of the first stabilizing member 80, the second stabilizing member 110 and the holding member 101, respectively, which comprises said second side 84, 45, wherein this adjustable part can be locked in a selected position with the help of a locking means which, in a mounted state, is not available from the outside or the inside of the door.
  • In order to further strengthen the arrangement of the first and/or second stabilizing member 80, 110 at the respective plate 51, 52, the respective stabilizing member 80, 110 can, according to a not shown embodiment, be attached at the respective plate 51, 52 with the help of further screws. For example, the first stabilizing member 80 can have two or more threaded screw holes in through the first surface 86, but which do not reach out through the first stabilizing member 80. The plate 51 can have corresponding non-threaded holes for screws. In such a manner, screws can be screwed (before mounting the plate at the door) from the inside of the plate 51 through the holes in the plate 51 into the screw holes in the surface 86 in order to further ensure that the first stabilizing member 80 is held attached at the plate 51. Alternatively, non-threaded screw holes can be arranged which extend in through the surface 86 out through the outside of the first stabilizing member 80. Screws can then for example be screwed in from the outside, through these non-threaded screw holes and into corresponding threaded screw holes in the plate 51 (or, alternatively, be screwed into nuts or sex bolts at the inside of the plate 51). In a corresponding manner, the second stabilizing member 110 can be connected to the plate 52 via further threaded or non-threaded screw holes in through the surface 86 on the second stabilizing member 110.
  • Possibly, corresponding screw holes (non-threaded through screw holes or threaded non-through holes) can also be arranged in the upper part in the first surface 62 of the first and/or second lock cylinder protection 41, 91 or of the holding member 101, with corresponding threaded or non-threaded holes at the respective plate 51, 52.
  • A door 30 according to the invention comprises a door lock device according to the invention in a mounted state. When the parts have been mounted and when the screws 64 and 65 have been tightened, Fig. 11 thus illustrate an embodiment of a door according to the invention.
  • A method of mounting a door lock construction according to the invention can comprise the following steps.
  • A lock case 23, at least one lock cylinder 40 and a door lock device according to the invention are provided.
  • The lock case 23 is arranged in the door 30 at a position intended therefor in level with the first door hole 21 and the second door hole 22.
  • The lock cylinder 40 is arranged in the recess 47 in the first lock cylinder protection 41.
  • The door lock device is arranged as has been described above at the door with the help of the screws 64, 65.
  • The invention is not limited to the described embodiments but can be modified within the scope of the following claims.

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  1. Door lock device configured for a door (30) with a first door hole (21) which extends from the outside (31) of the door to the inside (32) of the door and in which a lock cylinder (40) is intended to be arranged such that it extends from the outside (31) of the door into the first door hole (21) in the direction towards a lock case (23) which is arranged in the door (30) in such a manner that the lock cylinder (40) can interact with the lock case (23) in order to lock and unlock the lock, wherein the door lock device comprises:
    a first plate (51) with a first plate hole (53), which plate (51) is intended to abut against the outside (31) of the door such that the first plate hole (53) coincides with the first door hole (21),
    a first lock cylinder protection (41) with a first side (43), which in a mounted state lies outside the door surface and outside the first plate (51), a second side (45), which in a mounted state lies in the door (30) in said first door hole (21), wherein said first lock cylinder protection (41) has a first recess (47), with a cross-sectional dimension adapted to receive a lock cylinder (40), which recess extends from the second side (45) towards the first side (43) but not all the way to the first side, but where a first lock cylinder protection hole (49) which has a smaller cross-sectional dimension than the first recess (47) and than the lock cylinder (40), extends from said first recess (47) out through the first side (43), wherein the first lock cylinder protection hole (49) is configured such that in a mounted state a key via the first lock cylinder protection hole (49) can interact with the lock cylinder (40) which is positioned in the first recess (47), either in that the key is inserted into a key hole (60) in the lock cylinder (40) or in that the key in another manner communicates with the lock cylinder (40), wherein the first lock cylinder protection (41) comprises a first surface (62) which in a mounted state is configured to, directly or via one or more further elements, abut against the surface of the first plate (51) around the first plate hole (53) and thus around the first door hole (21),
    first attachment means (64) intended to hold the first lock cylinder protection (41) attached at the door, which first attachment means (64) is intended to extend from the inside (32) of the door and be connected to the first lock cylinder protection (41) without extending out through the first side (43) of the first lock cylinder protection (41), wherein the first attachment means (64) is intended to exert a force on the first lock cylinder protection (41) in the direction in towards the door such that through this force said first surface (62) exerts a pressure force against the first plate (51) in the direction towards the outside (31) of the door such that the first plate (51) is held in position against the outside of the door,
    wherein either
    a) the first lock cylinder protection (41) has such a length that it in a mounted state reaches a surface of the lock case (23) which is mounted in the door and abuts with its second side (45) against the surface of the lock case (23) when the first lock cylinder protection (41) is held attached at the door with the help of the first attachment means (64),
    or
    b) the door lock device comprises at least one distance element (66) configured to be arranged between the second side (45) of the first lock cylinder protection (41) and the lock case (23) which is mounted in the door such that in a mounted state that side of said distance element (66) which is facing the lock case (23) in the door reaches a surface of the lock case (23) and abuts against this surface when the first lock cylinder protection (41) is held attached at the door with the help of the first attachment means (64),
    wherein the door lock device comprises:
    a second plate (52) with a third plate hole (55), which plate (52) is intended to abut against the inside (32) of the door such that the third plate hole (55) coincides with the first door hole (21), and
    a lock turning mechanism (100) intended for being able to lock and unlock the lock from the inside of the door without using a key, wherein the door lock device further comprises:
    a holding member (101) with a first side (43), which in a mounted state lies inside the door surface on the inside (32) of the door and inside the second plate (52), a second side (45), which in a mounted state lies in the door in said first door hole (21), wherein in a mounted state the lock turning mechanism (100) extends through the holding member (101) to the lock case (23) such that in a mounted state the lock turning mechanism (100) can interact with the lock case (23) for locking and unlocking the lock, wherein the holding member (101) comprises a first surface which in a mounted state is configured to, directly or via one or more further elements, abut against the surface of the second plate (52) around the third plate hole (55) and thus around the first door hole (21),
    wherein the first attachment means (64) is also intended to hold the holding member (101) attached at the door, wherein the first attachment means (64) is intended to exert a force on the holding member (101) in the direction towards the door such that through this force said first surface of the holding member (101) exerts a pressure force against the second plate (52) in the direction towards the inside (32) of the door such that the second plate (52) is held in position against the inside of the door,
    wherein either
    a) the holding member (101) has such a length that it in a mounted state reaches a surface of the lock case (23) which is mounted in the door and abuts with its second side (45) against the surface of the lock case (23) when the holding member (101) is held attached at the door with the help of the first attachment mean (64),
    or
    b) the door lock device comprises at least one distance element (66) configured to be arranged between the second side (45) of the holding member (101) and the lock case (23) which is mounted in the door such that in a mounted state that side of the distance element (66) which is facing the lock case (23) in the door reaches a surface of the lock case and abuts against this surface when the holding member (101) is held attached at the door with the help of the first attachment mean (64).
  2. Door lock device according to claim 1, wherein the first attachment means (64) comprises at least two screws which in a mounted state are connected to the first lock cylinder protection (41) by being screwed into threaded screw holes (68) in the first lock cylinder protection (41), which threaded screw holes (68) extend from the second side (45) of the first lock cylinder protection (41) but not through the whole first lock cylinder protection (41) to its first side (43).
  3. Door lock device according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein that portion of the first lock cylinder protection (41) which comprises said first surface (62) constitutes one single solid part together with that portion of the first lock cylinder protection (41) which comprises said first recess (47).
  4. Door lock device according to any one of the claims 1-2, wherein that portion of the first lock cylinder protection (41) which comprises said first surface (62) constitutes a part (70) the position of which can be adjusted in a direction which is substantially perpendicular to the surface of the door, as seen in a mounted state, relative to that portion (72) of the first lock cylinder protection (41) which comprises said first recess (47), wherein this adjustable part (70) can be locked in a selected position with the help of a locking means (74) which, in a mounted state, is not available from the outside of the door.
  5. Door lock device according to any one of the preceding claims, configured for a door (30) which also has a second door hole (22) which extends from the outside (31) of the door to the inside (32) of the door, and in which for example a turning device (76) from a door handle (78) is intended to be arranged such that it extends from the outside (31) of the door into the second door hole in the direction towards a lock case (23) which is arranged in the door in such a manner that the turning device (76) can interact with the lock case (23) in order to open and close the door (30),
    wherein the first plate (51) comprises a second plate hole (54), arranged such that in a mounted state the second plate hole (54) coincides with the second door hole (22), and wherein the door lock device comprises:
    a first stabilizing member (80) with a first side (82), which in a mounted state lies outside the door surface and outside the first plate (51), a second side (84), which in a mounted state lies in the door in said second door hole (22), wherein the first stabilizing member comprises a first surface (86) which in a mounted state is configured to, directly or via one or more further elements, abut against the surface of the first plate (51) around the second plate hole (54) and thus around the second door hole (22),
    second attachment means (65) intended to hold the first stabilizing member (80) attached at the door, which second attachment means (65) is intended to extend from the inside (32) of the door and be connected to the first stabilizing member (80), or with a member (87) arranged externally of the first stabilizing member (80), wherein the second attachment means (65) is intended to exert a force on the first stabilizing member (80) in the direction in towards the door such that through this force said first surface (86) of the first stabilizing member (80) exerts a pressure force against the first plate (51) in the direction towards the outside (31) of the door such that the first plate (51) is held in position against the outside of the door,
    wherein either
    a) the first stabilizing member (80) has such a length that it in a mounted state reaches a surface of the lock case (23) which is mounted in the door and abuts with its second side (84) against the surface of the lock case when the first stabilizing member (80) is held attached at the door with the help of the second attachment means (65),
    or
    b) the door lock device comprises at least one distance element (66) configured to be arranged between the second side (84) of the first stabilizing member (80) and the lock case (23) which is mounted in the door such that in a mounted state that side of said distance element (66) which is facing the lock case (23) in the door reaches a surface of the lock case and abuts against this surface when the first stabilizing member (80) is held attached at the door with the help of the second attachment means (65).
  6. Door lock device according to claim 5, wherein the second attachment means comprises at least two screws (65).
  7. Door lock device according to any one of the preceding claims, configured for a door which also has a second door hole (22) which extends from the outside (31) of the door to the inside (32) of the door, and in which for example a turning device (76) from a door handle (78) is intended to be arranged such that it extends from the inside (32) of the door into the second door hole (22) in the direction towards a lock case (23) which is arranged in the door in such a manner that the turning device (76) can interact with the lock case (23) in order to open and close the door,
    wherein the second plate (52) comprises a fourth plate hole (56), arranged such that in a mounted state the fourth plate hole (56) coincides with the second door hole (22), and wherein the door lock protection comprises:
    a second stabilizing member (110) with a first side (82), which in a mounted state lies inside the door surface on the inside (32) of the door and inside the second plate (52), a second side (84), which in a mounted state lies in the door in said second door hole (22),
    wherein the second stabilizing member (110) comprises a first surface (86) which in a mounted state is configured to, directly or via one or more further elements, abut against the surface of the second plate (52) around the fourth plate hole (56) and thus around the second door hole (22),
    second attachment means (65) intended to hold the second stabilizing member (110) attached at the door, which second attachment mean (65) is intended to extend from the inside (32) of the door and be connected to the second stabilizing member (110), or with a member (111) arranged inside of the second stabilizing member (110), wherein the second attachment means (65) is intended to exert a force on the second stabilizing member (110) in the direction in towards the door such that through this force said first surface (86) of the second stabilizing member (110) exerts a pressure force against the second plate (52) in the direction towards the inside (32) of the door such that the second plate (52) is held in position against the inside of the door,
    wherein either
    a) the second stabilizing member (110) has such a length that it in a mounted state reaches a surface of the lock case (23) which is mounted in the door and abuts with its second side (84) against the surface of the lock case when the second stabilizing member (110) is held attached at the door with the help of the second attachment means (65),
    or
    b) the door lock device comprises at least one distance element (66) configured to be arranged between the second side (84) of the second stabilizing member and the lock case (23) which is mounted in the door such that in a mounted state that side of said distance element which is facing the lock case (23) in the door reaches a surface of the lock case and abuts against this surface when the second stabilizing member (110) is held attached at the door with the help of the second attachment mean (65).
  8. Door lock device according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein said first plate (51) and said second plate (52) except for said first (53), second (54), third (55) and fourth (56) plate holes do not have any holes positioned such that they are intended for screws which are to hold the plates (51, 52) attached at the door without extending to or through the lock case (23) which is arranged in the door.
  9. Door (30) comprising at least a first door hole (21) which extends from the outside (31) of the door to the inside (32) of the door, a lock case (23) which is arranged in the door in level with the first door hole (21) and a lock cylinder (40) which is arranged such tat it extends from the outside (31) of the door into the first door hole (21) in the direction towards the lock case (23) which is arranged in the door in such a manner that the lock cylinder (40) can interact with the lock case (23) in order to lock and unlock the lock, wherein the door also comprises a door lock device according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein the door lock device is mounted as intended at the door.
  10. Method of mounting a door lock construction at a door (30) which has at least a first door hole (21) which extends from the outside (31) of the door to the inside (32) of the door, which method comprises to:
    provide a lock case (23), at least one lock cylinder (40) and a door lock device according to any one of the claims 1-8, arrange the lock case (23) in the door in level with the first door hole (21),
    arrange the lock cylinder (40) in the first recess (47) in the first lock cylinder protection (41),
    arrange the door lock device as intended at the door.
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