WO2008148405A1

WO2008148405A1 - Connection molding

Info

Publication number: WO2008148405A1
Application number: PCT/EP2007/004939
Authority: WO
Inventors: Manuela Witte
Original assignee: Sylid Systemlogistik Und Industriedienstleistung Gmbh
Priority date: 2007-06-04
Filing date: 2007-06-04
Publication date: 2008-12-11

Abstract

The invention relates to a connection molding (10) that comprises at least one element and is usable in window and door frames (12), wherein said molding covers the intermediate spaces between at least one closing element (14) in the window or door frame (12) such that at least the accommodation opening for at least the one closing element (14) remains accessible and covers the entire depth of the rabbet.

Description

plaster strip

The invention relates to a device for window or door frames.

These door or window frames have previously projecting closing pieces in the window or door area for gear locks, pins or mushroom pins and rolling pins and other locking elements. This is not only disturbing in the field of vision, especially in the case of rotary-wing and tilt-and-turn fittings with open rotary blades, tilt-and-turn wings and folding wings, but they also form dangerous sections during cleaning work, where injuries can occur.

The invention is therefore based on the object with technically simple means to avoid these problems of the prior art.

This object is achieved by a cleaning strip, which consists of at least one element and can be used in window and door frames, wherein it covers the spaces between at least one closing piece in the window or door frame such that at least the receiving opening of the at least one closing piece remains accessible and covers the entire rebate depth.

By means of these matching one-piece or multi-part cleaning strips, the abovementioned strikers thus do not form a danger point for more cleaning work. The further

BESTÄTIGUNGSKOPSE The rotary-wing, tilt-wing, folding-wing and door elements are given an optimized homely character.

A particularly simple form of a cleaning strip is given by the fact that it is formed in one piece and has only openings for receiving the closing pieces.

But it is also possible that the openings can be created immediately before their attachment to the window or door frame.

According to one embodiment of the invention, it is provided that it is formed in two parts such that a first element between the at least one closing piece and a EaIzüberschlag can be attached and at least two second elements on the longitudinal end faces of the at least one closing piece are then attachable to the window or door frame , This makes it possible to either supply the first element with standard lengths or to cut it off appropriately from long pieces. By using the second elements, it is possible to connect these precisely to the end face of the strikers.

A further simplification of the production is given by the fact that it consists of at least two third elements such that at least two elements on the longitudinal end faces on the at least one closing piece are subsequently attachable to the window or door frame and at least a fourth element between a rebate and the closing piece attachable. This makes the production even easier, by making it possible to produce complete cleaning strips for the entire rabbet width and to adapt them to the corresponding lengths between the at least one closing piece and the corner or between all closing pieces. The space which is still open between the edge of the striker facing the rebate is then element, which can also be cut from a long piece, filled out.

Of course, it is possible at the corners of the window or door frame there correspondingly arranged cleaning strips abut each other or add by means of a miter cut. A clean and also easy transition is given by the fact that the at least one first element in the assembled state at the respective longitudinal end sides can be brought to corner connector to the plant, which corner joints bridge a transition from a window or door frame part to the adjacent window or door frame part ,

According to a further embodiment, it is provided that the cleaning strip is half-shell-like and in cross-section approximately C-shaped.

Alternatively, it is also possible that the cleaning strip is formed like a hollow profile.

In the case of this cleaning strip, for stability reasons it is advantageous if the cleaning strip is provided with supporting webs or with a material filling. It is possible to produce the material filling by means of a plastic foam.

For attachment of the cross-sectionally C-shaped cleaning strip, it is advantageous if the cleaning strip can be attached to attachable in the rebate fasteners.

Furthermore, it may be advantageously provided that the at least one closing piece can be fastened in alignment with the receiving opening.

A particularly high strength and accuracy of fit of the cleaning strip is given when the at least one Closing piece has the same cross-section as the cleaning strip.

In some cases, it may be necessary to slightly raise the window / door when closing. So it is advantageous if on the cleaning bar or between the

Elements of the cleaning strip at least one weir is attachable.

It can be provided that the ramp is formed in two parts and connects to the end faces of the closing piece.

In this variant, however, it is also possible that the two stop blocks are formed integrally with the closing piece.

Another embodiment of this embodiment is given by the fact that the closing piece with the casserole blocks is integrally formed box-shaped and with a

Is provided receiving opening ceiling-shaped plate.

According to one embodiment, it is provided that the cleaning strip is formed for receiving a closing piece with or without ramp assembly parts, wherein the receiving area is milled.

In the latter two variants, it is advantageously provided that the closing piece forms only a part thereof, which contains the receiving opening, and the remaining lid-shaped plate is formed by an additional or integrally formed with box-shaped part cover part. An even further increase in strength is given if the cleaning strip contour is adapted to corresponding profile systems. This facilitates the installation of the cleaning strip to the effect that only has to be made an alignment in the longitudinal direction, since the transverse direction is ensured by the accuracy of fit in the profile system shape.

Furthermore, it is possible that the cleaning strip made of plastic or metal or wood or any combination thereof. In this case, a combination of plastic and metal may be such that the plastic forms the base body and the metal forms only the visible surface in the assembled state. This can be achieved by means of a metal foil.

Furthermore, it is possible that the visible in the assembled state surface is provided with a label or ornaments or both. This can be done on the one hand, for decorative reasons, on the other hand, but also for advertising reasons, in which the manufacturer printed there logo or the like.

Especially in times of rising heating costs or in the summer of cooling costs, it is advantageous if the cleaning strip ensures a thermal separation in the assembled state. This makes it possible to continue to ensure the standards regarding the glazing.

Furthermore, it is advantageous that the cleaning strip on the window / door frame is clipped.

Further features and advantages of the invention will become apparent from the following description of several embodiments and from the figures, to which reference is made. Show it: Fig.l: a partially sectioned perspective view of a window frame corner and associated wing part with different parts for a cover strip;

2a, b: partially cutaway perspective views of another cleaning strip before receiving a closing piece and after receiving a closing piece;

3a, d: a further embodiment of a

Cleaning strip in perspective exploded view and when installed;

4 shows a partially sectioned perspective view of another cleaning strip;

5 is an exploded perspective view and a perspective view in the installed state of another cleaning strip;

Fig. 6: a total of five different perspective views of corner connectors;

Fig. 7a, b: a cross-sectional view of a C-shaped cleaning strip with fastening element and an exploded view of a perspective arrangement thereof;

Fig. 8: a plurality of cleaning strip pieces in an exploded perspective view with connecting elements and in the assembled state in perspective view; 9a, b: a cross-sectional view of a cleaning strip with cover via a screw-on channel and in perspective view;

10 a-i: cross sections of different profile systems with corresponding different cleaning strips;

11 a-e: cross-sectional views of various profile systems with corresponding cleaning strips;

Fig. 12 a-e: Cross-sectional views of various profile systems with corresponding cleaning strips;

Fig. 13 is a cross-sectional view of a cleaning strip in the installed state for a particular profile, wherein a cover sheet is not yet placed;

Fig. 14a,, b: an exploded perspective view of a cleaning strip with a receiving opening for a closing piece and when installed;

Fig. 15a,, b: an exploded perspective view of a cleaning strip with attachable closing piece and when installed;

Fig.l6a, b: an exploded view in perspective view of a cleaning strip, which has a ramp, and in the installed state; Fig.l7a, b: views similar to Figure 16a, b, wherein the weeder has a different shape and is received in the cleaning strip;

Fig. 18: two perspective views of a cleaning strip, which can receive a spigot provided with spigot, as well as in the installed state;

19 shows a cross-sectional view of a window frame, sash profile system with a ramp to illustrate the possibility of lifting the window sash;

Figures 20a, b show two perspective views on each

Front side casserole arranged before and after .- the assembly in a blind frame;

21a, b is a representation similar to Figure 20 with integrated stop blocks,

FIG. 22 shows a drawing similar to FIG. 21b, wherein the receiving opening for the pin or the like has a different shape, on the other hand; and

23a, b, an embodiment in which the actual closing piece is fitted in a Ausfrä- sung the cleaning strip and also on the end faces casserole.

Several exemplary embodiments of a cleaning strip 10 will now be described with reference to FIGS. 1 to 23. all

Cleaning strips 10 is common that they consist of at least one Element exist and can be used in window or door frame 12. It should be noted that it covers the spaces between the at least one closing piece 14 in the window or door frame 12 in such a way that at least the receiving opening 14a of the at least one closing piece 14 remains accessible. This receiving opening 14a then receives the pin or mushroom pin to lock the door or the window.

As can be seen in particular in Fig. 2, the cleaning strip 10 may be integrally formed with an opening 16 for receiving the closing piece 14. It is also possible that the openings 16 immediately prior to attachment of the cleaning strip 10 to the window or door frame 12 be created, for example by milling.

It is also possible aueh, as seen in Figure 3, the cleaning strip 10 in two parts form, with a first element 18 between the at least one closing piece 14 and a rebate 20 can be attached. The remaining area is then attached to the window or door frame 12 by at least two second elements 22 on the longitudinal end faces of the at least one closing piece 14.

A variant thereof, although not explicitly shown in the figures, consists in that the cleaning strip 10 consists of at least two third elements, at least two elements on the longitudinal end faces of the at least one closing piece 14 are then attached to the window or door frame 12 , And at least a fourth element between the folding projection 20 and the closing piece 14 is inserted.

As can be seen in Figures 1 and in particular 6, it is possible that the at least one first element 18 in

Mounting state on the respective longitudinal end faces at Eckver- binder 28 is brought to the plant. These corner connectors 28 form a transition from a window and door frame part to the adjacent window and door frame part and thus bridges these positions.

Of course, it is also possible to use the cleaning strips without corner connector 28, wherein two arrangements are conceivable. Firstly, a cleaning strip 10 fill the entire window door frame part and abut the second substantially perpendicular thereto aligned cleaning strip 10 on the surface of this first cleaning strip 10.

But it is also possible to provide the two ends with a miter and then add the cleaning strips 10 together at the corners.

As can be seen in particular in Fig. 7, the cross section of a cleaning strip 10 may be formed substantially C-shaped. This C-shaped trim strip 10 may then be attached to the door or window frame 12 in some manner. In the embodiment shown in Fig. 7, the C-shaped cleaning strip 10 is clipped to fasteners 36 and possibly also screwed with these.

These fasteners 36 are inserted into the rebate of the door window frame 12 and possibly clamped. As a result, they facilitate the attachment of the cleaning strip 10, since the fasteners 36 then can not slip so easily.

In Figs. 9 to 13 cleaning strips 10 are shown, which are formed in cross-section hollow profile-like. The cleaning strip 10 shown in Fig. 9 includes support for support webs 30 and further has this embodiment even a lid that covers a screw-on with the door or window frame 12.

FIGS. 10 to 13 all show cross-sections through different profile systems with corresponding cleaning strips 10, which are adapted to these profile systems in such a way that they can be attached almost seamlessly to these profiles.

In particular, it can be seen from FIG. 12b that the cleaning strip 10 can be designed to be able to be latched or clipped into the window frame.

The material fillings 32 are conceivable instead of the support webs 30, can be removed in particular from Fig. 11c. Most of this material filling 32 consists of a plastic foam.

It can be seen from FIGS. 14 and 15 that the at least one closing piece 14 is fastened in alignment with the receiving opening 14a.

In the embodiment shown in Figure 14, the opening 16 is milled out of the corresponding portion of the cleaning strip 10 and the closing piece fills only the missing contour of the cleaning strip 10.

In the embodiment shown in Figure 15, the cleaning strip 10, the opening 16, which has been milled out there. The closing piece 14 consists only of a correspondingly contoured and formed plate which is attached to the receiving opening 14a on the cleaning strip 10 such that this receiving opening 14a is aligned with the opening 16.

Advantageously, it is possible, which is not explicitly shown in the figures, that the closing piece 14 has the same cross-section as that of the associated one 10. This ensures a better grip of both parts in the rebate 34 of the window or door frame 12th

After prolonged use of the window or door leaves, it may happen that these wings lower a little. That could lead to no clean conclusion with the

Seals more guaranteed. To avoid this, as shown in FIGS. 16 to 19, the cleaning strip 10 is provided with so-called stop blocks 38 which then bring the lowered wings back into the correct closed position

Force the wing to close

For this purpose, FIG. 16 shows a single ramp 38, which is interposed between two elements of a cleaning strip 10.

17, a corresponding section is milled out in a cleaning strip 10, and this ramp is then inserted there.

An even simpler variant is shown in Fig. 18, in which the ramp body 38 is provided with pins and only in corresponding - unspecified - receiving holes of Abdeckleite 10 has been inserted.

Finally, it is shown in Fig. 19 how the action of the weeder 38 is effective.

Several possibilities are shown in FIGS. 20 to 23 for providing the ramp body 38 or 38 a, b on the end faces of the closing pieces 14. This is especially in

Figures 20a and b show a striker which is the same

Contour like the cleaning strip 10 and on the front sides

Casserole 38a, b, which ensures the desired increase in a window sash. In the illustrated in Figures 20a and b

Embodiment, the end-side casserole blocks 38a, b are integrally formed with the closing piece, although the front part with the receiving opening 14a as an extra element can be screwed.

FIG. 22 is a view similar to FIGS. 20 and 21, wherein only the receiving opening 14a has undergone a different contouring.

Finally, FIG. 23a, b shows the possibility of forming the closing piece 14 like a lid and fitting it in a milled opening of the cleaning strip 10.

In summary, it can be said that the cleaning strip 10 may be formed in one piece or in several parts and consists of different .Materialien. Preference is given to heat-insulating substances, such. Plastic, to avoid the formation of thermal bridges in the rebate 34.

The cleaning strip 10 may be a solid profile, a profile with hollow chambers, a cup-shaped profile or a foamed hollow profile.

It may further consist of a base body, which is subsequently provided with a cover. This is exemplified in Fig.l2e. Another example in which a foil or metal foil is placed on the base body is shown in FIG.

The cleaning strip 10 is then either an extra profile or is connected by means of a film hinge with the base body. Furthermore, the cleaning strip 10 over the entire length have a groove in which a hidden attachment is possible, see Fig. 4 and 9. These cleaning strips 10 with an overlapping or flush profile be closed by clips or the like. This extra profile can be designed / configured as a so-called decorative strip, for example, in color or with logos.

As mentioned above, the cleaning strip 10 can be coated on the top with a foil or with stainless steel. To the bottom, the cleaning strip 10 has different contours, which is adapted to the corresponding profile system series. At the same time recesses are possible on the underside, which are intended for drainage and vapor pressure equalization.

Furthermore, the cleaning strip 10 can cover the rebate 34 completely or only partially. Partial coverage is e.g. then selected if a center seal system, see Fig. 10b and f, is present, or space for a water drain, see Fig. 10g, must be created.

On the top of the cleaning strip 10 is formed either straight or oblique. This slope serves to drain water.

To improve the water flow, a cutout can be provided at the end of the slope to the outside of the window or door profile, which is not shown in the figures. Then the water can run on the window / door profile and is routed through the cutout to the outside.

As already mentioned above, multi-part cleaning strips 10 can consist of two independent strips, in which the first strip 18 covers the outer region of the rebate space 34 and the second strip 22 the inner region, see FIG. 3. Multi-part can also mean that the cleaning strip 10 is pieced. This may be the case when it is placed against each other at corresponding connecting parts. This is clearly illustrated in FIG. 8, wherein the connecting parts do not contain any designations and are also different. First, they consist of a cross-section of the cleaning strip 10 corresponding full cross-section and on the other hand from a corresponding solid cross-section with wings that are inserted into the cavities of the cleaning strip 10.

The closing pieces 14 are used to hold unspecified locking pin and, as well as the cleaning strip 10, in contrast to earlier fill the entire rebate 34 of a window or door profile.

When installing the cleaning strip 10 is cut and placed in the area between the closing pieces 14. In this case, strikers 14 and cleaning strip 10 can butt against each other or overlap by a collar on the closing piece 14. Furthermore, 14 webs may be attached to the Sehließstücken, which engage in cavities of the cleaning strip 10.

According to the invention, therefore, a stop and rebate depth-optimized striker and a scraper bar connection for a shape optimized execution in a window or a side door or a front door profile system is given.

The hitherto protruding strikers in the window or door area for gear closures, spigots or mushroom pins, rolling pins, which are visible here in particular rotary and Tilt fittings with open rotary blades are visible so clean edged that cleaning without risk of injury is possible. In addition, they no longer disturb the field of vision, but convey an aesthetic appearance. Reference character list:

10 cleaning strip

12 door or window frames

14 closing piece 14a receiving opening

16 openings

18 1st element

20 fold over

22 2. Element 24 3. Element

26 4th element

28 corner connectors

30 support bar

32 Material filling 34 Fold space

36 fastener

38 ramp

Claims

Claims:

1. cleaning strip (10) which consists of at least one element and in window and door frame (12) can be inserted, wherein it covers the spaces between at least one closing piece (14) in the window or door frame (12) such that at least the receiving opening (14a) of the at least one locking piece (14) remains accessible and the entire rebate depth is covered.

2. cleaning strip (10) according to claim 1, characterized in that it is formed in one piece and only has openings (16) for receiving the closing pieces (14).

3. cleaning strip (10) according to claim 2, characterized in that the openings (16) immediately before their attachment to window or door frame (12) can be created.

4. cleaning strip (10) according to claim 1, characterized in that it is formed in two parts such that a first element (18) between the at least one closing piece (14) and a rebate (20) is attachable and at least two second elements (22 ) on the longitudinal end faces of the at least one closing piece (14) are then attachable to the window or door frame (12).

5. cleaning strip (10) according to claim 1, characterized in that it consists of at least two third elements (24) such that at least two elements on the longitudinal end faces on the at least one closing piece (14) then the window or door frame (12) can be attached and at least a fourth element (26) between a rebate (20) and the closing piece (14) is attachable.

6. cleaning strip (10) according to one of claims 1 to 5, characterized in that the at least one first element (18) in the assembled state at the respective longitudinal end faces of corner connector (28) can be brought into abutment, which corner connector (28) has a transition from bridge a window or door frame part to the adjacent window or door frame part.

7. cleaning strip (10) according to one of claims 1 to 6, characterized in that the cleaning strip. (10) is semi-dish-shaped and has an approximately C-shaped cross-section.

8. cleaning strip (10) according to one of claims 1 to 6, characterized in that the cleaning strip (10) is formed hollow profile-like.

9. cleaning strip (10) according to claim 8, characterized in that the cleaning strip (10) with support webs (30) or with a material filling (32) is provided.

10. cleaning strip (10) according to claim 9, characterized in that the material filling (32) is a plastic foam.

11. cleaning strip (10) according to claim 7, characterized in that the cleaning strip (10) in the rebate space (34) engageable fasteners (36) can be connected or clipped.

12. cleaning strip (10) according to any one of claims 2 to 11, character- ized in that the at least one closing piece (14) with the receiving opening (14 a) is fastened in alignment.

13. cleaning strip (10) according to one of claims 1 to 11, character- ized in that the at least one closing piece (14) has the same cross-section as the cleaning strip 10th

14. cleaning strip (10) according to any one of claims 1 to 13, character- ized in that on the cleaning strip (10) or between elements the cleaning strip (10) at least one weir (38) is attachable.

15. cleaning strip (10) according to claim 14, marked thereby, that the ramp (38 a, b) is formed in two parts and adjoins the end faces of the closing piece (14).

16. cleaning strip (10) according to claim 15, characterized marked, that the two stop blocks (38 a, b) are formed integrally with the closing piece (14).

17. cleaning strip (10) according to claim 16, characterized in that the closing piece (14) with the casserole (38 a, b) is integrally formed box-shaped and with a receiving opening (14 a) having decker-shaped plate (40) is provided.

18. cleaning strip according to one of claims 1 to 14, characterized in that the cleaning strip (10) for receiving a closing piece (14) with or without buffing Parts is formed, wherein the receiving area is milled.

19. cleaning strip (10) according to any one of claims 17 to 18, characterized in that the closing piece (14) only one

Part of which forms the receiving opening (14a), and the remaining lid-shaped plate (40) is formed by an additional or integrally formed with box-shaped part cover part (40a).

20. cleaning strip (10) according to one of claims 1 to 19, characterized in that the cleaning strip (10) is contour adapted to corresponding profile systems.

21. cleaning strip (10) according to one of claims 1 to 20, characterized in that the cleaning strip (10) made of plastic or metal or wood or of any combination thereof.

22. cleaning strip (10) according to one of claims 1 to 21, characterized in that the visible in the assembled state surface is provided with a label or ornaments or both.

23. cleaning strip (10) according to one of claims 1 to 22, characterized in that the cleaning strip (10) ensures a thermal separation in the assembled state.

24. cleaning strip (10) according to one of claims 1 to 23, characterized in that the cleaning strip (10) on the window / door frame (12) can be clipped.