DE7212458U - Cleaning cap for chimneys - Google Patents

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"Arrangement on or for checkered doors"

The innovation relates to an arrangement on or for chimney doors, also called chimney doors. These consist of one A box that can be inserted into the chimney wall, through which the soot that has accumulated in the chimney is removed by the chimney sweep, preferably scratched over the Kastetibödeti can be. Such fireplace doors are after

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the outer surface of the chimney wall or flush · plastered, This results in the disadvantage that when removing scratching of the carbon black, it can not be fully captured by a vessel that is held under the preferred to the operating side front edge of the floor. Rather, part of the soot will fall through between the vessel and the wall, as well as dirtying the wall in this area. It is therefore necessary to remove the soot that has fallen down. Since soot is very smeary, there is a further risk of soiling the floor. The disadvantages explained above are particularly unpleasant when the fireplace door is located within a living room.

The innovation is based on the task of creating an arrangement on, or for such fireplace doors, which a ensures perfect collection of the soot that has been extracted

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and avoids soiling of the wall located under the front edge of the floor.

To solve this problem, a bar is proposed which is located on or below the front edge of the box bottom facing the operating side or which can be attached 1st »whereby the bar runs parallel to the front edge and protrudes to the operator side. Under this bar you can a container, e.g. a bucket or a cardboard box, can be held for the soot to be scraped out. There the bar protrudes, the collecting container can reach under them so far that all soot is certain to get into the collecting container, i.e. no more soot accidentally between

The collecting container and wall falls through and these are loaded
dirty.

The bar in accordance with the innovation can either be added later Existing chimney doors can be attached, e.g. screwed on. Also after the innovation it is possible to use the bar to be provided with means for attachment to the masonry below the chimney door. After all, you can equip fireplace doors with such strips when they are manufactured.

Further advantages and features of the innovation are in the Referring to the drawing illustrated embodiments. It shows:

Fig. 1: In a longitudinal section, a chimney door according to the innovation, the masonry being indicated by dash-dotted lines in the later installation state,

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Fig. 2: a view of the underside of the chimney door according to the arrow A in Fig. 1,

Fig. 3: a further embodiment in one

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FIG. 4: a front view of the exemplary embodiment in FIG. 3.

The chimney door consists of a box 1 which can be inserted into the wall 2 of a chimney. With 3 is the circumferential edge of the box and 4 with the plaster of the chimney wall 2 denotes. In order to be able to promote the soot from the chimney interior 5 to the outside, the doors 6, 7 are to be opened.

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1, 2 on the circumferential edge 3 below the front edge 9 of the operating side 8 Box bottom 10 attached, preferably screwed. It stands from her and thus from the later installed state Wall in front. This bar runs parallel to the front edge 9 and extends approximately over its length. According to a further suggestion of the innovation, it is recommended that they falls to the operator side (see Fig. 1), so that the soot can slide down on her into a collecting container held below. This container is shown in dashed lines in FIG indicated with number 12.

The ends of the strips can have bends 14 directed towards the operating side, which run out into eyes 15, the holes 13 have to allow the fastening screws to pass through

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• · · on the bsfindli- -dowels ö . 3.4 is the bar has holes for this In the exemplary embodiment of Fig Fastening screws or not at the Katnin door, but can be attached to the masonry. she for passing through

Here, too, bends 14 'directed towards the service side can be provided on the bar, which prevent soot from falling out to the side. This design is recommended in cases in which it is not possible to screw the strip on the edge of the Katnin door
or difficult.

As mentioned, it is in the area of innovation to close fireplace doors with such strips when they are manufactured
Mistake. This is not shown separately in the drawing.

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Claims (6)

■ ■ · · t I> · · • »t claims for protection 1. ^ Cleaning cap for chimneys ^ from one there is a box that can be inserted into the chimney wall, through which the accumulated in the chimney Soot removed, preferably via the box bottom. away is scratched out, characterized by a bar (11), which is on or below the operating side (8) located front edge (9) of the box bottom (10), whereby it is to the front edge runs parallel, extends approximately over its length and protrudes to the operator side. 2. Cleaning closure according to claim 1, characterized in that the bar (11) on the edge (3) of the chimney door attached, preferably screwed on. 3. Cleaning closure according to claim 1, or claims 1 and 2, characterized in that the bar (11,1I ¹ ) falls to the operating side (8) hir. 4. cleaning closure according to one or more of claims 1-3, characterized in that on the ends of the bar (11, 11 ') to the operator side protruding bends (14, 14') are. - 2 - u 5. Cleaning closure according to claims. ·. and 4, characterized in that the bends (14) in Eyes (15) with holes (13) for screwing the strip to the edge (4) of the chimney door are. 6. Rsinigungsverschlußes according to one or more of claims 1-5, characterized in that the bar as a separate assembly device with holes (13) for attachment to the box of the cleaning closure, or for attachment to the masonry by means of dowels with holes (16) in a acute angle to the bar (II ¹ ) extending web is provided.