DE2328523C2 - Gate for garages - Google Patents

Description

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The invention relates to a door for garages with an opposite a frame from a Geschbssen- «Partition into a position close to the ceiling, pivotable door leaf, both of which alternately bridge the gap Cover strips are provided, of which the cover strips fixed to the frame at relative Movement of both parts on the door leaf and the one on the door leaf Then grind the cover strips on the frame.

Since metal surfaces of different metal parts rub against each other, these are worn out and an applied one Zinc coating removed. If these Te.k are not lubricated, the door leaf goes when opening and closing difficult; there is also the possibility that clothes will be soiled if one the person entering the garage touches the squint.

The invention is therefore based on the object of creating a goal in which it is not necessary to still accepting to lubricate the grinding points, that wear of the individual metal parts occurs. According to the invention, this object is achieved proposed to provide the cover strips with plastic pads at least in the grinding area. What is achieved is that now a plastic surface always slides on a metal surface, i. E. the existence It is no longer necessary to lubricate the grinding areas and thus the frictional forces that have to be overcome remain practically always constant.

It is generally known that plastic supports also allow the sliding "" exercise between metal parts to reduce (cf. DT-Gbm 7 246441) this known special arrangement does not have it suggested to eliminate the detrimental effect of protruding corners and edges.

It is also useful, the bottom _ο ^ j _{consists of} two frame legs that are in dead right levels ^^^^ SSJ

ι Inside this frame 1, a door leaf 2 is arranged, which does not. presented

A cover button 3 is attached to each frame leg and a cover strip 4 is fixed on both sides of the door leaf 2, which essentially cover the gap 5 between the door leaf and the frame legs. If the door leaf 2 from its GeiK-ncii is au "" ig. 1), where for example at

see a lane 7 and the _IC1 garage below and moved to the frame 1 t in an open position close to the ceiling, then either the cover strip 3 fixed on the frame 1 grinds on the door leaf. 2 or the cover strip 4 fixed on the door leaf 2 on the frame 1, as a result of which signs of wear occur. To avoid this, plastic supports 9 and 10 are provided on the cover strips 3 or 4 wherever abrasive stresses 55 can occur As a result, there is no wear on the surface that is touched by a 6o plastic pad

"^ While the plastic pads 9 and 10 on opposite sides Ends of the cover strips 3, 4 are arranged, can also be on the other 6s ends of the cover strips 3, 4 plastic supports 11, 12 may be provided, namely on the cover strips 3 fixed to the frame at the lower end and on the cover strips 4 on the door leaf 2 on

upper end. These plastic supports 11, 12 are only shown in FIG. 1 visible. By arranging the Plastic supports 11, 12, impact noises when closing the door leaf 2 are attenuated, see above that they are no longer disturbing.

As shown in FIG. 3 shows each plastic pad 9, 10, 11 and 12 designed as a plug-on and has a substantially U-cross section, and the both legs are each over a web 9 'bw. 10 ' connected with each other. Since now each cover strip 3, 4 where a plastic support is to be provided with a slot 13 or 13 '(FIG. 2) corresponding to the web of the plug-in part can be any Push-on part by pushing the corresponding web 9 ', 10' into the corresponding slot 13, 15 ' are pushed on and then remains in the attached state on the corresponding cover strip 3, 4 set what can be achieved by a corresponding circumferential contour of the slots. The setting the plastic on layers 11 and 12 is made in equal parts Way, as has been explained with reference to the plastic supports 9 and 10.

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Claims (4)

upper ends of the cover strips of the frame 1. Gate for garages with a door opposite a frame from a closed position to a German one Position of the pivoting door leaf, both of which alternately bridge the gap Cover strips are provided, of which the cover strips fixed to the frame with relative movement both parts on the door leaf and the cover strips fixed on the door leaf then on the Grinding frame, characterized in that the cover strips (3, 4) at least in The grinding area are provided with plastic supports (9, 10). ,. . 2. Gate according to claim 1, characterized in that the lower or the upper Endea of the Cover strips (3, 4) of the frame (1) and the gate cover (2) with further plastic supports (11, 12; are provided. 3. Gate according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the plastic supports (9, 10, 11, 12) are designed as slip-on parts. 4. Gate according to claim 3, characterized in that each push-on part has a U-shaped cross section ha / and its legs are connected to one another via a web (9 '10'), the one Slot (13, 13 ') in a cover strip (3, 4) corresponds. hen because you are lying _{between the driving} area in front of the f ^{T /} f ^gG ° T ' _{on the} floor of the garage Qj ^ ™ _will . Furthermore, it is expedient Emerging geu t> ^ ^ i _{deck Eisten} anzuordnenßig, de ^ to "^ _{5 Allfs} teckteile train, ^d f _H * ^ f ^ _bring no inconsistencies, so that Ar ^ ^ _{n can be} U-shaped. rides every ^ thighs are over one cut ^ n _{the dn Sch} , Steg ^ temander ν ^ ^ _{only required)} Df ¹ ^ g, _so positioned _{on e} ine cover strip, f ^ fsteg In a corresponding slot of the J ^. £ "^ ₃ V while the two legs of the cover strip em ^ _{kleiste teilwe} ise cover Kun tstoffteüed.e ^ ^ ^ ^ _{in d Drawing} . The triinau shown _exemplary ^voltage y, ';' L _na explained in more detail shows * o les. '' ^ '^ Uj view of a door panel with a h ig · ι ™™ _the closed position of. T ^ hSeTin smaller version, ^Ίο ™ * ^{η ξ} * _™ η J partial side view of the ^h a gate ^'g 1 ^ _n, 7 _aree nschenkel assigned to cover "leaf" ^^ Jg ^ ch ^{the County} * ^{s oF 2} ^ afford about in the middle