DE8418515U1 - Door or window casing made of profile material - Google Patents

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Klaus Schönborn, Heiligenhaus

Door or window casing made of profile material

The invention relates to door or window casings made of profile material with at least one rebate and $

Stop for holding the door or window sash. Such linings are well known and are arranged in buildings between the window or door openings and serve to hold the movable window or door sash and to seal them. Stops arranged in them serve to limit the movement of the door or window sash, which is usually a pivoting movement. They are connected directly or indirectly to the material surrounding the opening, for example the masonry, and are made of wood, metal or plastic. In the case of doors, they usually consist of two vertical and one upper horizontal leg, while in the case of windows there are usually two vertical and two horizontal legs. Special, complicatedly shaped profiles must be used to produce the legs.

The invention is based on the object of designing the linings in such a way that they, or their legs, can be made from simple, easily available standard profiles and that the linings have a particularly attractive appearance.

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The subject of the invention is a door or window casing made of profile material with at least one rebate and stop for receiving the door or window sash, which is characterized in that the legs of the casing consist of at least two interconnected round profiles running parallel to one another, the first of which serves as a rebate for receiving the sash, while the second is offset from the first in the opening plane and serves as a stop for the sash.

The invention makes it possible to produce door or window casings from simple round profiles, the procurement and storage of which is very cost-effective, which means that significant cost advantages can be achieved, particularly when producing small quantities, whether due to special dimensions or special requests relating to the appearance. Since round profiles can be easily deformed, the casings can be made by bending round profiles, but also from individual straight round profile sections that abut one another or are connected to one another. The round profiles can be made of metal, plastic, wood or other materials.

The lining according to the invention can consist of several round profiles, each offset against one another in the opening plane. This creates several folds and several stops, so that a particularly good seal is achieved when using thicker door leaves or window sashes.

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Furthermore, one or more additional round profiles can be used to fill or cover the niches created by moving the round profiles. Pipes can also be used as round profiles, which can lead to further savings.

The door or window sash according to the invention has the advantages of the door or window casing according to the invention, in addition to an appearance which is adapted to that of the door or window casing.

Embodiments of chucks according to the invention are described below with reference to the drawing, in which

Fig. 1 a section through a

door frame consisting of two round profiles,

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'Fig. 2 a section through a door frame consisting of four round profiles rises _t and in the

Fig. 3 shows a view of the door according to Fig. 1 from the opening side.

In Fig. 1, the vertical legs of the door frame consist of tubes 1 and 2 and of tubes 3 and 4 offset from these in the opening plane, which are connected to the tubes 1 and . Instead of the tubes, full round profiles can also be used. The connection can be made by welding or gluing or, in the case of tubular profiles, also by screws, rivets or similar connecting elements. The tubes or round profiles 1 and 2 are connected to the material that delimits the window or door opening.

5 and 6 are connected by wall anchors 7 and 8. The door leaf or the door panel is marked 9 and ttit

&igr; hinges or a door hinge 1© are hinged to the pipe.

' The opening direction of the door leaf 9 is determined by the

Arrow 11. Pipes 1 and 2 serve for the

&igr;* Door leaf 9 as a rebate while the tubes 3 and 4 as

strike and the closing movement of the door leaf 9

. limit. On pipes 3 and 4 and if necessary also

Thickenings can be applied to pipes 1 and 2,

: which interact with the door leaf 9.

\ Fig. 3 shows a view of the

\ Door shown from the closing side, al-

\ the side opposite to the arrow 11 in Fig. 1.

} From Fig. 3, in which the vertically running

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Tubes 1 and 2 as well as the horizontal leg 12 can be seen, whereby these parts are made in one piece and bent, it can be seen that the door panel according to the invention has a unique and particularly attractive appearance.

Another embodiment of the door panel according to the invention is shown in Fig. 2. Here again the vertically running tubes of the door panel are designated 1, 2 and 3, 4, the material surrounding the door opening, for example masonry, is designated 5, 6, the wall anchors used to attach the tubes 1, 2 are designated 7, 8 and the door leaf is designated 9 as well as the arrow pointing in the opening direction is designated 11. However, there are further tubes 13, 14 and 15, 16 here which are connected to the tubes 3, 4 and/or to each other and run parallel to the tubes 3, 4. In this case the tubes 3, 4 serve both as a stop and as a fold for the door leaf 9 and the tubes 13, 14 serve as a further stop. The pipes 15, 16 cover the gaps between the pipes 13, 14 and the masonry 5, 6. They can also be connected to the masonry 5, 6 by means of wall anchors. ■

&iacgr; be connected. In the embodiment shown in Fig. 2, projections 17 are arranged on the door leaf 9, which interact with the tubes 3, 4.

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PATENT ATTORNEYS BODE UNßyp$BEfed _# ..^>Sji/cftjfcOJ. &Ogr;&Lgr;030 RATINGEN 1 TELEPHONE 02102-22008 · FAX 02102-22071 BODED - TELEX 8585166 BODE D Klaus Schönborn, Heiligenhaus G 84 18 515.5 20 May 1987 S 46 - 1 Door or window made of profile material Window lining Protective clothing 1. Door or window casing KUt made of profile material with at least one rebate and stop to accommodate the door or window sash, characterized/ that the legs of the lining consist of interconnected round profiles (1/2, 3/4) that run at least parallel to one another, the first of which (1, 2) serves as a fold to accommodate the wing (9), while the second (3, 4) is offset from the first (1, 2) in the opening plane and serves as a stop for the wing (9). 2. Lining according to claim 1, characterized by several round profiles (1, 2, 3, 4, 13, 14) which are offset from one another in the opening plane. PATENT ATTORNEYS BODE UNp'y9fj|Eftd.. tosjMfcA IAO* D-4030 RATINGEN 1 TELEPHONE 02102-22008 · FAX 02102.22071 BODE D · TELEX 8585166 BODE D 3. Lining according to claim 1 or 2, characterized by one or more further round profiles (15, 16) which are arranged in or on the niches created by the displacement of the round profiles (1, 2, 3, 4, 13, 14). 4. Feed according to one or more of the claims 1 to 3, characterized in that one or more of the round profiles are tubes.