DE202014008025U1 - Safety bar for windows and doors - Google Patents

Abstract

The design ensures a very simple closure option, only a padlock for both recordings. So a very easy handling is achieved. Protection claim 1: U-profile lockable by the bolt and the hole in the U-profile over the crossbar, the use of a U-lock is possible. This is a very cheap and easy to handle closure option. Protection claim 2: receiving sleeve through the receiving sleeve, a support for the crossbar is made (in the simplest case, hex nuts can be used). This prevents a displacement of the crossbar up and down, except the game between crossbar and receiving sleeve when inserted in the lockable rod holder and secured by the padlock. Protection claim 3: if before the two shots (as close to the window sash) a second pair of shots is mounted, you can increase the distance between the crossbar to the sash and tilt the window. This results in a window gap protection for ventilation. Since the crossbar is rotatably mounted, the sawing made much more difficult. Protection Claim 4: If only one or no soffit is present, the lockable safety bar with a (2) 90 ° angles can be used. For this purpose, one side of the bracket is attached to the masonry. The other side serves as a receptacle for the U-profile and the receiving sleeve.

Description

Lockable safety bar for windows and doors

With the safety bar ( ) at the same time secure the handle and hinge sides of windows and doors. By a padlock the safety bar is secured against removal. Due to the design, a very simple closure option, only one U-lock for both shots, guaranteed.

: The lockable rod pickup 1 (U-profile) and non-lockable pole holder 5 (Receiving sleeve), are fastened with dowels and screws in the window reveal.

Insert crossbar: Crossbar 4 on receiving sleeve 5 put on, on bolts 3 of the U-profile 1 Insert and attach the U-lock.

Remove the cross bar: remove the U-lock, from the holder remove and from receiving sleeve 5 pull.

applications

For all windows and doors with 2 wall reveals. The required minimum distance between soffit and window / door leaves is 22 mm. If there is only one or no wall reveal, 90 ° angles are needed. The angles are on the one hand mounted on the wall and on the other hand serve as a receptacle for the U-profile and the receiving sleeve.

LIST OF REFERENCE NUMBERS

1

U-profile (lockable with U-lock)

2

Hole for strap of the U-lock

3

Bolt as a support for crossbar

4

crossbar

5

Receiving sleeve as a support

6

if necessary, use washers for length adjustment

7

Fixing screw (both sides)

Claims (1)

The design ensures a very simple closure option, only a U-lock for both shots. So a very easy handling is achieved. Protection claim 1: U-profile lockable by the bolt and the hole in the U-profile over the crossbar, the use of a U-lock is possible. This is a very cheap and easy to handle closure option. Protection claim 2: receiving sleeve through the receiving sleeve, a support for the crossbar is made (in the simplest case, hex nuts can be used). This prevents a displacement of the crossbar up and down, except the game between crossbar and receiving sleeve when inserted in the lockable rod holder and secured by the padlock. Protection claim 3: if before the two shots (as close to the window sash) a second pair of shots is mounted, you can increase the distance between the crossbar to the sash and tilt the window. This results in a window gap protection for ventilation. Since the crossbar is rotatably mounted, the sawing made much more difficult. Protection claim 4: If only one or no soffit is present, the lockable safety bar with a ( 2 ) 90 ° angles can be used. For this purpose, one side of the bracket is attached to the masonry. The other side serves as a receptacle for the U-profile and the receiving sleeve.

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