DE1905456A1 - Collapsible door - Google Patents

Description

PAIENTANWALT3

Dr. Andreiewski
Dr.-Ing. Honke
43 Essen, Kettwiger Str. 36

(AmHauptbahnhot Iiihtimrg)
Telephone 225802/03

Gilbert Emile Fubert AYMOHD, in Paris (France) Collapsible door.

The collapsible doors, -which

are used in particular in apartments to close closets and re-entrant wall corners, each have two Wings, which are hinged to each other, and. one of which can be pivoted towards the fixed frame opens, while the second, with suitable guidance, is like a harmonica is flipped over at first. The guidance is generally carried out by parts which are attached to the second wing o "beneath and below are arranged and;} e slide on a rail«

With certain versions, the

Rail supported by a visible cross member above or below the door _? and the sliding part is aufjder edge of the panel arranged The presence of the cross-member but prevents execution of acids, which to the bottom and "up to Besxe rich KSNA aa @ ₉ wherein the rail at amsserdem

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open door is visible.

The aim of the invention is to eliminate the above disadvantages.

For this purpose, according to the invention, the guide part is arranged on the rear side of the second wing in such a way that it does not protrude on the wing in the vertical direction, and this guide part slides on a transverse horizontal one Part which is arranged behind the door and extends over its entire width. The doors can go down to the floor or reach the ceiling.

In one embodiment of the invention

the guide part slides in a guide, which for the unt Direct guide part in the bottom and for the upper guide part is worked out in the top of the transverse part. The guide is therefore no longer with the 5 door open visible.

Between the sliding guide part and

the second wing a vertical joint is provided, which lies in front of the transverse part in order to prevent the sash from being positioned against this transverse part when the door is opened Part bumps.

The invention is explained below by way of example with reference to the drawing.

Fig, 1 shows a side view of a door provided with erfindungsgemäsaen closet in the section \ along line II of FIG. 2 with the doors closed.

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arranged symmetrically on the other and attached to two side walls 1 are. Each door has two wings 2 and 3 which are linked to one another by simple hinges 4. The wing 2 is articulated to a wall 1 by hinges 5, and the wing 3 carries sliding shoes 6 above and below, of which the first can slide on a traverse 7 and the second under a blind floor 8. The traverse 7 and the sub-floor 8 are mounted between the two walls 1, the sub-floor having the same depth as these walls, while the traverse is arranged so that it cuts off flush with its front edge.

The sliding blocks 6 slide in rails 9ι which are laid in grooves 10, of which the former in the top of the traverse 7 and the second in the bottom of the blind bottom 8 is formed. Each sliding shoe is attached to the horizontal leg of an angle 11, the other leg is attached to the joint plate of a hinge 12. This is a simple recessed hinge Tenon or pin, and its other hinge plate is attached to a corner of the underside of the wing 3.

The hinges 5 are special hinges,

which are designed so that when the door is closed, their edge cuts off flush with the outer surface of the wall, while when the door is open, its outer surface with this outer surface cut off flush with the wall. During the pivoting movement, the door never goes beyond this surface. Man. can therefore arrange a door very close to a wall, or arrange several doors next to each other so that one continuous Facade without intermediate link is created.

Fig. 6 shows a wall cabinet arranged in a corner with two collapsible doors 2-3 » while Fig. 7 shows a closet which fills a volume between two walls and two collapsible ones Doors 2-3 and a single-leaf door 2.

You get doors that go down to the floor

and extend to the ceiling, with no guide part when they are opened becomes visible, as shown in FIG.

The invention can of course be modified. So these doors can be attached to low furniture or the

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Wall cabinets that cannot be reached from the ceiling can be used, or the sub-floor (or the crossbeam) and the lower part of the Doors can be placed high enough to create a passage.

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Claims (1)

Claims 1 «,)) Collapsible door with two articulated to each other, one of which (2) is attached the fixed frame is pivotable, while the other (3) is provided above and below with guide parts, which in Slideways of transverse horizontal parts slide, which extend over the entire width of the door, thereby characterized in that the sliding guide parts are attached to the rear of the wing (3) so that they do not protrude in the vertical direction from its edge, the transverse parts being behind the door and the slideways for the lower guide part in the bottom and are arranged for the upper guide part in the top of these horizontal parts. 2 ») door according to claim 1, characterized in that the sliding guide parts with the door leaf are connected by vertical joints in front of the transverse parts » 3 ») door according to claim 1 or 2, characterized characterized in that the sliding guide parts slide shoes (6) are. 4 ·) door according to claim 2 or 3 _t thereby characterized in that the joints are hinges (5), one of which is fastened to the underside of the door leaf is, while the second hinge plate is firmly connected to the sliding guide part. 5.) Door according to claim 4, characterized in that the second hinge plate with the sliding guide part is firmly connected by an angle (11). 6.) door according to claim 1 to 5 _t thereby characterized in that the transverse part is a blind floor (8) or a blind ceiling. 7 ·) Door according to claim 1 to 6, characterized in that the transverse part is a traverse. 9835/0283 Blank page