DE6605041U - DRY GLAZING FOR WINDOWS, DOORS OR DGL. - Google Patents

Description

The innovation concerns dry glazing for windows, Doors o. The like, with an angular frame profile bar, against the legs lying in the frame plane Glass pane through one leg in cross-section essentially V-shaped conveyor element is pressed, whose other leg in the longitudinal slot of one of the glass " lower edge of the pane supporting profile bridge engages, - with the slot opening opposite ο in the abutment for the spring element

In the case of window constructions made of wood, the following basically result different problems than with metal finishes. Only in newer Time, the specialist literature deals in detail with these problems and here in particular with the problem of KoIz-

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Destruction by fungal attack - The requirement was raised, the window - just as targeted as in the past other constructions e / us wood - in the circle of through mushrooms to classify endangered components.

Considering these demands which the innovation is underlying goal is to develop a suitable framework for wood dry glazing, which is not only simple in construction »na idcntags but also Maßnähmen against a threatening fungal infection provides ,,

This object is achieved according to the innovation in that the spring element as a continuous, extending over the entire length of the Wooden frame profile extending strip-shaped spring strip is formed with its one leg in the longitudinal slot several relatively short base plates, which are spaced one behind the other and which form the profile bridges, engage, which form ventilation channels between them.

This surprisingly results in excellent rear ventilation achieved and a perfect drainage ensured. The ventilation ducts create closed rooms in which fungal cultures can easily form. Water, especially condensation water, can now run off almost directly, so that the water uptake of the wood and thus j the risk of rotting can be reduced. ·

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'An advantageous embodiment is given when the base plates on a wooden frame leg with an outwardly beveled Rest contact surface and even have a wedge cross-section corresponding to this slope or through a corresponding additional wedge supports grind.

According to a modified embodiment, the abutment can be designed as a longitudinal guide, which is encompassed by a crank corresponding to the cross section of the leg of the spring strip inserted into the longitudinal slot _e

For example, in the drawing are! Embodiment η the
Innovation presented "

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Cross-sections of various designs or men, a view of the innovation and, on an enlarged scale, a spring element,

Then the new glazing has an angular frame «
profile 1.6 on »On the frame are at a distance from each other
Base plates 2 arranged on which, with the interposition
of wooden blocks Zb the glass element 3 rests · This lies with the mediation of a plastic intermediate layer k against the vertical leg 1 of the wooden frame at «Xn this layer becomes e»
held in contact by a spring strip 5 *, 5t> which is approximately V-shaped in cross-section. One leg 5a rests against the outer surface of the glass, while the other leg 5b in
a lateral insertion slot 2c of the base plate 2 engages.

The base plate 2 forms a profile bridge 2a and has a Längleistö 2d, against which the apex 5c of the spring strip rests (see FIG. 1) or the inner longitudinal edge 5d of a Crank 5e of the spring strip {Figures 2 and 3) · The longitudinal « bar 2d is appropriately undercut "

According to Figure 2, the apex 5c of the spring strip can for example rest on the attachment surface 6a of the wooden frame leg 6 carrying the base plate 2 or above the attachment surface 6b lie, if this slopes obliquely outwards, as shown in Figure 3. Here, the base plate 2 is through supports a wedge 7 corresponding in its cross section to the attachment surface 6b,

Figure 4 can be clearly seen, dc £> each extending over the entire length of the spring strip engages with its leg 5b in the insertion slot 2c with several spacing of successively arranged base plates. 2 Transversely directed air passage openings are formed between the latter and the support wedges 7, which may be arranged below them.

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Claims (2)

1, dry glazing for windows j doors ο »the like, with an angle · · shaped frame profile rod, against the leg lying in the frame plane the glass pane through the one leg a cross-section of an essentially "V-shaped spring element" tes is pressed, the other leg in the longitudinal slot a profile bridge supporting the lower edge of the glass pane engages, with the slot opening opposite » an abutment for the spring element is provided horizontally, characterized in that the spring element is a continuous, extending over the entire length of the wooden frame profile strip-shaped spring strip (5a, 5b) is formed, which with its one leg (5t>) in the longitudinal slot (2c) several, with Distance between one behind the other, relatively short, the profile bridges forming base plates (2) engages form ventilation channels between them, 2. Trockenvercflasung according to claim 1, characterized in that that the base plates (2) rest on a wooden frame leg (6) with an outwardly sloping top surface (6a) and even have a wedge cross-section corresponding to this incline or by means of a corresponding additional wedge (7) are supported « 3 · Trookenverglasung according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the abutment is designed as a longitudinal strip (2d), the corresponding of a crank (5 ©) cross section of the is in the longitudinal slot (2c) used limb (5b) of the spring strip _(grasped . Gr / Gr. Dipl · -Ing · Gramm patent attorneys