DE1691311U - WEATHER LEG. - Google Patents

Description

B4.65753M1154

Werner Spies 1719 November 5th * 1954

Mannheiai Dr, (J »/

Q-ebrauohsiausteraiaaieldung Weatherstrip

To the. Protection against intruding entrances between the penster and! Door frames are known to be regularly provided with so-called weather straps.

Such weatherboard are known in various kinds ,, but they have by gehends In one way or another some flaws: either they can not, the window and Siren reliable ^ especially against creeping water or storm-whipped Hegen permissible dense or her working out from the Full wood is associated with considerable wood losses \ ituch often becomes small drip grooves in the water drips through .painting. Dust, etc., slightly ineffective. If the weatherstrips are made of metal, this tends to loosen and gives rise to rot, especially at the points where it is attached.

(Blessing stand this utility model is now a weather, "leg ^ generated by all these drawbacks, free and in its production, caused simply I3T _F no Holzveriuste ^ iia beer a clean and pleasing Aassehen has _t easy to install zol and a more Liehe reliable seal of Windows and doors provided with it are guaranteed against water penetrating from the outside.

The invention is explained on the basis of attached visual drawings, for example:

. Abb »! and 2 show., two profiles of the new betting ass leg, Fig.3 shows the assembly of a weather bar3 according to £ bb.l a casement frame.

The weather bar according to ibb. 1 and 2 consists of an expedient drawing or other deforming process made of plastic, 2.3. made of polyvinyl chloride or a cast polyester haxa, the profile of which corresponds approximately to a small Latin "h *". From the bar 1, bent at right angles at its upper end. which can be attached to a window or door sash frame with saws, screws or glue, branches off on the short, bent end 2 opposite in about half the height of the bar, the bar 3 ^m i * weaker, weatherstrips of the generally customary inclination. This bar 3 is bent over parallel to bar 1 at its free end and ends approximately at the same height as bar 1, which is indicated by a dotted line in Fig. 1. in such a way that the longest half is turned towards the weather side.

Fig. 2 corresponds to £ bb.l with the difference that the bar 3 is also provided with a reinforcing rib 4 parallel to bar 1 * which extends between the downwardly bent end of bar 3. el® »is located at the lower end of bar 1 and its lower end is approximately the same level as that of bars 1 and 3. As a result, at the lower end of the bar 3 uB-d- <3 · ^{9Γ reinforcing rib 4, a water nose is} formed at the same time. The reinforcement sr ippe 4 is also beveled for the purpose like the lower ends of the strips 3 OncL 1 »

In Fig. 3, 5 represents a window ** or door sash frame 6 the lower door or window frame * the weather bar is advantageous with its bar 1 on the casement 5

Claims (4)

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