DE8221743U1 - INSULATED GLASS WINDOW - Google Patents

Description

The innovation concerns an insulating glass window according to the preamble of the main claim.

Such insulating glass windows are used in old buildings, for example in farmhouses, castles and palaces, where the requirement is that the old window character should be retained despite the desired insulating glazing. If the pane lying between the insulating glass panes has lead glazing, for example, the character of a lead glazed pane is retained even though it is a Insulating glass window acts. The bars of the lead bars have a load-bearing function the lead-glazed pane.

In the case of windows with a crossbar, only the individual fields of the window area formed by the crossbar can be used in be glazed in the manner described above. The window cross must, because it has a supporting function, with accordingly straken wooden profiles are listed, and these wooden profiles no longer fit between the Insulating glass panes. The glazing through insulating glass panes

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however, in the individual fields formed by the window cross is complex and expensive.

The innovation is therefore based on the task of an insulating glass window indicate whose character is retained as an old building window with, for example, a window cross, while the entire window surface is covered by an inner and an outer insulating glass pane.

For this purpose, the insulating glass window in accordance with the innovation is in the im Main claim indicated in the manner indicated. The decorative strips then give the visual impression of a window cross or some other coarse subdivision of the window, but because they have no load-bearing function, they can be so flat be designed so that the distance between the insulating glass panes can be reduced to a practically usable level can. The load-bearing function of the pane lying between the insulating glass panes is carried out by the load-bearing lattice bars taken over, which can be, for example, the lattice of a lead glazing. When the between the insulating glass panes lying disc comprises, for example, sixteen rectangular graduated discs, the decorative strips can cover the surface of the Divide the window into four sub-areas, which are then divided into four fields by the bars of the bar grille are. This creates the impression of an old building window with a window cross and lead glazing.

The advantageous embodiment of the innovation according to claim 2 has the advantage that the visual impression of the window as well from the outside as well as from the inside is equally good.

The advantageous embodiment of the innovation, according to claim 3 has the advantage that two window sashes can be combined in an insulating glass window, with the two inside lying frame parts of the two window sashes with decorative strips can be simulated.

The advantageous embodiment of the innovation according to claim 4

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in connection with claim 3 is that by the Decorative strips a window cross can be simulated.

An embodiment of the innovation will now be described with reference to the accompanying drawings. Show it:

Figure 1: the one between the insulating glass panes

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Figure 2: a partially broken away section through the

Window frames and the double glazing.

The intermediate pane 2 shown in FIG. 1 consists of sixteen partial panes 4, which are connected to one another by a load-bearing lattice grating 6 and are made of antique glass. The area of the intermediate pane 2 is divided into four equal areas by vertical decorative strips 10 and horizontal decorative strips 12, which are arranged in the form of a window cross. Diö moldings 10, 12 abut in the center of the intermediate disc 2 to each other and cover the underlying rungs of the rung ¹ from grid 6.

The “intermediate disk 2 is also shown in FIG the outer trim strips 10, 12 and the inner trim strips 14, 16 are shown. The decorative strips 12, 14 of a pair have the same width perpendicular to their longitudinal extent. The decorative strips 12, 14 lie between the rungs of the rung grille 6 and the outer insulating glass pane 20 and the inner insulating glass pane 22 and each cover the associated rung of the rung grille 6, on which they are arranged in pairs.

The insulating glass panes 20, 22 are connected to the window frame 28 by fastening strips 24 and 26, respectively. the Insulating glass panes are held at a distance by spacers 30 and by layers of sealing and potting compounds sealed.

Claims (4)

I IS Cf * · t% rs claims 1. Insulating glass windows with sound and heat insulation for Old buildings that have a window frame, an outer and an inner insulating glass pane in the frame and one in the space in between has arranged between the insulating glass panes, which are made by a load-bearing lattice grille interconnected dividing disks is constructed, characterized by, outer decorative strips (10, 12) between the lattice bars (6) and the outer insulating glass pane (20) and through inner Decorative strips (14, 16) between the lattice grille (6) and the inner insulating glass pane (22), the outer and inner decorative strips (10, 12, 14, 16) each in pairs the rungs of the rung grille (6) are arranged and cover the rungs. 2. insulating glass window according to claim 1, characterized in that that the outer and inner decorative strips (12, 14) of a pair have the same width perpendicular to their length. 3. insulating glass window according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the Lattice bars divided the area of the window into regular rectangles, characterized in that the decorative strips (12, 16) run vertically and the area of the window in divide at least two parts. 4. insulating glass window according to claim 3, characterized by additional horizontal decorative strips (12, 14) which divide the area of the window into at least two parts.