DE7210817U - Rain rail, preferably for windows, made of hard plastic - Google Patents

Description

j; .o new. uster concerns a he, -en3chj.ene, preferably for.-er.öter, <'. a: i r.artkunytstcff. L'clciie counter rails, which consist in one piece of plastic, ..ai.en üicu very well proven in practice, in such a way, -la ?, öie the actual splint made of plastic spread Lzt ur.u "ie Dicr" lipi_e oäer sealing lips from V .'are calibrated plastic and are connected to it in a correspondingly flexible manner.

U2S new oyster improves those hard plastic rain rails of this type, in which a leg made of hard plastic is made in one piece lengthways / ice in a lip made of comparative plastic passes to the joint sealing and in which the other leg with the insertion of an overlap in an approximately opposite Spreading sealing lip made of V / calibrated plastic runs out. -2-

In the case of the known Rer.enschienen of this type, it has been found to be a disadvantage that C ¹ Ie different components have different strengths. However, it is necessary to be able to knock these rain rails simply and powerfully into the grooves of the sill without the rain rail being deformed in the process. Because, in order to be effective, the sealing lips must retain their exact spatial position in relation to the rail, regardless of the type of insertion. It must also be possible to drill drainage holes for the rain or condensation water at any point in the sole of the rain rail, so that this hole is then immediately led to the outside through the sill.

The new pattern therefore solves the problem of creating a rain rail of this type that is simple and strong in shape, se that Their exterior is fully knocked into the joints of window sills over large areas, so that with this installation the rail legs do not deform and therefore the sealing lips retain their exact position and also the spring-like fastening in which courage is not a hindrance or is noticeably weakened if drainage holes are made in the bottom of the gutter, which also continue to the bottom bank. In the known rain rails of this type, a narrow one is used as a spring-like attachment Rib that branches off centrally and symmetrically vertically under the rail in a small thickness from this.

To solve this problem, the new rain rail has a hollow

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form ice inner surface with a thin sole for insertion v: n has drain holes and the outside wall of the rail in a vertical extension of the leg with the lip facing Joint sealing has vertical and parallel walls, which can be inserted into grooves in the window sole bilnken in the manner of tongues are also through with uniform attachment of the holes the subsequent wood of the iiohlbank.

Another advantageous embodiment besceht is that the Lippe as a soft seal, the vertical leg of the rain rail is extended vertically upwards and backwards through a looks well-known outwardly geri ^ -a- ^ te lip is enlarged.

The new pattern is shown in the drawing in two greatly enlarged cross-sections.

Figure 1 is a cross-section through the new rain rail to make its shape clear,

Figure 2 is a cross-section through a rain rail in the operative position in the sill.

In Figure 1 you can see a rain tree (1) known per se trough-shaped inner surface (2), but this has after the new pattern a thin sole (3) for easy attachment of

Drain holes (4) in the hollow bottom. The outer walls (?, Y) α ei 'iiehiene

(I) form a long one on their side. ? Limb (M made with a lip (G) for Fugenabdichcunc · The V / sin (ί,) are perpendicular and parallel to one another, they form roßflächi ^ ^ e V.ancmnren, the manner of springs in herding FenstersohlW: Potions ( Ic) are einschlagbar The wide federarti;. c · l £ efestij unr (9) provides security for a firm and ^{vcrschriftüi.i:} i.:ij:en CitŽ eggs chosen Cchiene;:. odurc i uann aucii! cue Lii \ e) 7) to the i'u ^ en- ■ ibdichtuni .: on the .jegeriüberliej -enden I'ur, e dicix on lie.-t, ctonso like the backward extend'nnernJe, nac / i;. u. cn --cricrtete Li: pe

.? (II) their exact La ;; e on the :: ciilcanko-eri "i: ^c: c einrinufit, v; ie this is the fi ;; ur 2 clearly zeiyt The Ack ntun {- (12) iiej- t also rests on the surface of the sill profile and the seal (13) on an inner edge of the Rahner.s (1-0 of the window.

Finally, it is advantageous to design the upper parts of the inner walls of the legs in such a way that they too are perpendicular and parallel to one another, because in this way one can see one another. uniform distribution of the plastic mass in the whole cross section of the rail (1) is obtained.

Claims (3)

Protection claims 1. Rain rail, preferably for windows, made of hard plastic, with one leg made of hard plastic in one piece lengthwise merges into a lip made of soft plastic for sealing the joints and the other leg with the insertion of an overlap in an approximately opposite spread sealing lip made of soft plastic expires, characterized in that the rain rail (1) has a trough-shaped inner surface (2) with a Has thin sole (3) for making drainage holes (4) and the outer wall (5) of the rail in extension of the see angle (6) with the lip (7) for joint sealing has vertical and parallel outer walls (8,9), which according to Art by tongues in grooves of window sills (lo) can be hammered with uniform attachment of the holes (4) also through the subsequent wood of the sill (lo). / 2. rain rail according to claim 1, characterized in that the lip (7) as a soft seal the vertical leg (1) the rain rail is extended vertically upwards and backwards through a well-known outward lip (11) is expanded. -2- 3. rain rail according to claim 1, characterized in that also the upper parts of the inner walls of the legs are perpendicular and parallel to each other.