EP0278704A2 - Fermeture à plusieurs pênes - Google Patents

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EP0278704A2
EP0278704A2 EP88301006A EP88301006A EP0278704A2 EP 0278704 A2 EP0278704 A2 EP 0278704A2 EP 88301006 A EP88301006 A EP 88301006A EP 88301006 A EP88301006 A EP 88301006A EP 0278704 A2 EP0278704 A2 EP 0278704A2
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    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E05—LOCKS; KEYS; WINDOW OR DOOR FITTINGS; SAFES
    • E05C—BOLTS OR FASTENING DEVICES FOR WINGS, SPECIALLY FOR DOORS OR WINDOWS
    • E05C9/00—Arrangements of simultaneously actuated bolts or other securing devices at well-separated positions on the same wing
    • E05C9/02—Arrangements of simultaneously actuated bolts or other securing devices at well-separated positions on the same wing with one sliding bar for fastening when moved in one direction and unfastening when moved in opposite direction; with two sliding bars moved in the same direction when fastening or unfastening
    • E05C9/021—Arrangements of simultaneously actuated bolts or other securing devices at well-separated positions on the same wing with one sliding bar for fastening when moved in one direction and unfastening when moved in opposite direction; with two sliding bars moved in the same direction when fastening or unfastening with rack and pinion mechanism
    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E05—LOCKS; KEYS; WINDOW OR DOOR FITTINGS; SAFES
    • E05C—BOLTS OR FASTENING DEVICES FOR WINGS, SPECIALLY FOR DOORS OR WINDOWS
    • E05C9/00—Arrangements of simultaneously actuated bolts or other securing devices at well-separated positions on the same wing
    • E05C9/02—Arrangements of simultaneously actuated bolts or other securing devices at well-separated positions on the same wing with one sliding bar for fastening when moved in one direction and unfastening when moved in opposite direction; with two sliding bars moved in the same direction when fastening or unfastening
    • E05C9/026—Arrangements of simultaneously actuated bolts or other securing devices at well-separated positions on the same wing with one sliding bar for fastening when moved in one direction and unfastening when moved in opposite direction; with two sliding bars moved in the same direction when fastening or unfastening comprising key-operated locks, e.g. a lock cylinder to drive auxiliary deadbolts or latch bolts
    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E05—LOCKS; KEYS; WINDOW OR DOOR FITTINGS; SAFES
    • E05C—BOLTS OR FASTENING DEVICES FOR WINGS, SPECIALLY FOR DOORS OR WINDOWS
    • E05C9/00—Arrangements of simultaneously actuated bolts or other securing devices at well-separated positions on the same wing
    • E05C9/18—Details of fastening means or of fixed retaining means for the ends of bars
    • E05C9/1825—Fastening means
    • E05C9/1833—Fastening means performing sliding movements
    • E05C9/1841—Fastening means performing sliding movements perpendicular to actuating bar

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  • This invention relates to a multi-point lock for a closure such as a door or window whereby the closure is held in a closed position in an opening by means of a plurality of bolts operating at spaced locations between an edge member of the closure and an adjacent edge member at the periphery of the opening, the location of at least one of the bolts being remote from control means, such as a handle, by which operation of the bolt is effected.
  • Such multi-point locks include a latch bolt which also operates between the edge member and adjacent member.
  • the latch bolt has an associated operating handle and the remote bolt is normally arranged to be operated by that handle as well.
  • the present invention is particularly concerned with multi-point locks of the kind which comprise a control unit adapted to be mounted in a hollow in an edge member of a closure or opening and having a fore-end by which it can be fixed at or adjacent to a face of the edge member, operating means embodied in the control unit, one or more remote bolts spaced from the control unit, and, operatively coupled to the operating means and to the remote bolt or bolts, one or more bars which are movable by the operating means to shoot and retract the remote bolt or bolts transversely of the bar or bars.
  • the invention is characterised in that the operating means includes a linearly reciprocatory drive member adjacent to the fore-end of the control unit which moves parallel to the fore-end and has fast with it at the fore-end the or each bar which extends longitudinally from the drive member in the direction of the linear movement of the drive member and moves with the drive member to operate the or each remote bolt.
  • the bar is at the fore-end of the control unit it is possible for it to extend along the face of the edge member to which the lock is fitted for use, or in a groove in the face or it may extend just behind the face.
  • the bar is made of flat strip material and is arranged so that its broader faces are parallel to the fore-end of the control unit. Thus it may lie flat against or closely parallel to the face.
  • the control unit is preferably adapted to be received into a mortice in the edge member opening to the face at or adjacent to which the bar is disposed.
  • the remote bolt may be similarly adapted. It is possible, therefore, for the lock to be fitted to an edge member from the face at which the lock is to be operative. This enables it to be fitted to a solid edge member, as for example of a wooden door.
  • the bar may lie on the face of the edge member, where in the preferred strip form it will be relatively inobtrusive, or it may be accommodated in a groove in the face. Providing mortices and surface grooves in edge members does not normally present undue difficulty, even in respect of existing doors and frames, and so it will be realised that an embodiment of the lock according to the present invention is possible which may be fitted to an edge member with relative ease.
  • the lock may also be installed in a hollow edge member.
  • the control unit and remote bolt may be located in mortice fashion in the edge member, and the bar may be disposed at the inside or outside of a face wall of the hollow member.
  • the movement of the bar is translated into the transverse movement of the remote bolt by means of a follower co-operating with an inclined cam surface.
  • a follower conveniently in the form of a roller, associated with the bar may engage with a slot associated with the remote bolt inclined relative to the directions of movement of both the bolt and the bar.
  • the cam action can be arranged to give an advantage in the translation of the movement so that the throw of the bolt can be greater than the distance moved by the bar.
  • the control unit may be intermediate the locations of the remote bolts, or the remote bolts may be at locations which are to one side of the control unit.
  • the bar may be operatively coupled to each of the remote bolts, or there may be individual bars for the remote bolts connected to the drive member.
  • the operating means may comprise a handle or key.
  • a toothed element rotatable by the handle or key may mesh with a rack formed on, or carried by, the drive member to move the drive member.
  • a spring-loaded latch bolt may be embodied in the control unit.
  • a handle for retracting the latch bolt against the spring-loading may also operate the drive member.
  • the latch bolt may have a head which has a flat face and a chambered face and which can be rotated into alternative positions to suit either hand of operation.
  • the control unit may include a dead bolt.
  • a dead bolt Such a bolt may be restrained from being shot when the or each remote bolt is retracted. There may be co-operation between the dead bolt and the bar, or one of the bars, which provides the necessary restraint.
  • the bar, or one of the bars may have a slot in it through which the dead bolt projects when it is shot, and when the bar is moved to the position in which the, or its associated, remote bolt is retracted that slot may be moved out of register with the dead bolt so that it cannot be shot, or a portion of the slot may co-operate with a mating part of the bolt to prevent the bolt from being shot.
  • a latch bolt there may be a linkage which causes that bolt to be retracted as the dead bolt is retracted.
  • the multi-point lock now provided has particular application to hinged closures.
  • the lock will operate between the free edge member of the closure and the edge member at the periphery of the opening against which the free edge member closes.
  • the lock will be on the closure but it may be fitted to the peripheral edge member of the opening.
  • the or each remote bolt has a chamfered nose which co-operates with an associated striker of a keeper to cause the closure to be urged against the edge member of the opening, thereby to help to provide a weather seal at the closure, where appropriate, and reduce draughts around the closure.
  • the lock it would be possible for the lock to be used with a sliding closure, for example a patio door, to operate between overlapping surfaces of edge members.
  • a catch which operates to prevent the drive member from being actuated unintentionally to cause the remote bolt or bolts to be shot.
  • the catch may be in the form of a plunger which engages with a slot in the bar, or one of the bars, and prevents the bar, and hence the drive member, from being moved to the bolt-shooting position.
  • the multi-point lock is intended to be fitted to the stile member at the free edge of a hinged door.
  • the multi-point lock comprises a control unit 1, a single long bar 2 of relatively thin, typically 1.6 mm thick, flat metal strip connected centrally to the control unit, and two remote bolt units 3,4 near the opposite ends of the bar.
  • the lock can be fitted to the edge face of the stile member of the door. Where the stile member is, for example, a solid timber member, mortices can be cut into the member from the edge face to accept the control unit 1 and remote bolt units 3,4.
  • the bar 2 may lie flat against the edge face or it may be accommodated in a shallow groove formed in the edge face.
  • the control unit 1 has a rectangular, slab-like housing 5 made up of a hollowed-out metal block 6 and a cover plate, not shown.
  • a fore-end 7 of the control unit One longer side of the housing 5 constitutes a fore-end 7 of the control unit.
  • the block 6 has longitudinally projecting flanges 8, and it has a shallow channel 9 which extends all along its length and continues across the flanges.
  • the channel 9 is of complementary width and depth to the bar 2 which extends flat along the channel.
  • a reciprocatory drive member 10 Figure 2 which moves linearly longitudinally of the channel 9.
  • a front portion 11 of the drive member 10 projects through an oblong opening 12 in the fore-end to the channel, and a central rectangular boss 13 on the front portion 11 engages in a complementary hole in the bar 2. Screws 14 inserted through plain holes in the bar 2 at either side of the boss 13 and tightened into threaded holes in the drive member 10 fix the bar securely to the drive member.
  • the oblong opening 12 is longer than the drive member so as to allow the latter to move in the housing lengthwise of the channel.
  • a rear portion of the drive member is formed as a toothed rack 15 which extends lengthwise of the channel and is divided longitudinally by a groove 16 which locates and guides a sliding element 17.
  • twin toothed sectors 18 which are rotatably located on co-axial central hubs 19 of associated twin winged cams 20 mounted on, for turning with, a spindle 21, or respective spindles, rotatable by handles, not shown, at opposite sides of the control unit.
  • the winged cams 20 are axially outside the sectors 18.
  • Their hubs 19 have bearings respectively in the block and the cover of the housing.
  • Each winged cam 20 has two opposed wings 22 one or the other of which, depending upon the direction of turning of the cam, engages with extensions, not shown, of two of the teeth of the associated sector 18 to cause the sector to rotate with the cam for part of its range of turning with the spindle 21, and so drive the rack to move the drive member 10, and hence the bar 2, linearly.
  • a follower 23 mounted on, to turn with, the spindle 21 between the sectors is a follower 23 which has trunnions, not shown, to provide support for the sectors.
  • a finger 24 of the follower 23 is able to engage with one end of the sliding element 17 to slide it along the groove 16 in the drive member, when the spindle is turned in the clockwise direction as viewed in Figure 2.
  • a spring-loaded latch bolt 25 and a dead bolt 26 are also located in the housing, located in the hollow of the block 6 and by the cover.
  • a post 27 which is fixed in the block and engaged with the cover projects through longitudinal slots 28 in a lath 29 of the latch bolt 25 to help to guide the bolt in its movement and also provides an abutment for a helical compression spring 30 in a bore 31 of the lath, which normally urges the latch bolt to a projected position.
  • a peg 32 on a transverse tail portion 33 of the lath engages in a slot 34 in the block and further assists in guiding the latch bolt in its movement.
  • a head 35 of the latch bolt projects through an opening 36 in the channel 9 and protrudes from the fore-end 7 of the control unit through an extended slot 37 in the bar 2.
  • the head 35 has a straight flank 38 and a chamfered flank 39 and it is rotatable on the lath 29 to enable the presentation of the flanks to be changed to suit the hinging of the door with which the lock is used.
  • the slot 37 in the bar extends along the bar further than the head 35 and has a reduced portion 37 ⁇ at one end, the purpose of which will be made clear hereafter.
  • a snib 40 rotatably mounted in the block is operable by a handle 41, which can be located at either side of the control unit, as appropriate for use, to engage a detent 42 with the tail portion 33 of the lath for holding the latch bolt in a retracted position against the action of the spring 30.
  • a two-lobed rocker 43 pivoted in the block and to the cover adjacent to the latch bolt 25 has a first lobe 44 engageable with the tail portion 33 of the lath 29 and its second lobe 45 engageable with the end of the sliding member 17 opposite that with which the finger 24 of the follower 23 co-operates.
  • Turning the spindle 21 to cause the sliding member to be moved along the drive member 10 by the finger 24 turns the rocker 43 so that its first lobe 44 bears on the tail portion 33 and retracts the latch bolt against the spring loading.
  • the tail portion pivots the rocker 43 in the opposite direction, and its second lobe 45 pushes the sliding member back along the drive member to its initial position.
  • the dead bolt is located in the block 6 at the opposite side of the spindle 21 from the latch bolt 25. Its nose 46 projects through a complementary opening 47 in the channel 9 and a slot 48 in the bar which in the main is of complementary shape to the bolt but has a narrower extension portion 48 ⁇ at one end which is complementary to a niched part 49 of the bolt just behind the nose 46. In one position of the bar relative to the control unit the narrower extension portion 48 ⁇ of the slot 48 can be engaged with the niched part 49 of the bolt when the bolt is in its retracted position. When so engaged the bar prevents the dead-bolt from being shot. A peg 50 on a side face of the bolt is engaged in a guide groove 51 in the block to assist in guiding the bolt in its travel.
  • the dead bolt is operated by a key-operated locking cylinder 52 of known kind which is accessible from either side of the control unit.
  • a radial lug 53 on a rotary element of the locking cylinder enters a notch 54 in an edge of the dead bolt to shoot and to retract the bolt.
  • the lug 53 co-operates with a retainer 55 which is located in a hollow in the block alongside one side face of the bolt, is spring-urged towards the notch and has a U-shaped recess 56 in it with which a peg 57 on the bolt engages.
  • the peg 57 engages in a respective one of the two parallel limbs of the recess 56 and the bolt is thereby positively retained in that position.
  • the lug 53 is engaged in the notch 54 by operation of the locking cylinder 52 to move the bolt, it lifts the retainer against the spring loading sufficiently for the web part of the U-shaped recess 56 to be brought into register with the peg 57 to free the bolt for movement.
  • a catch 62 in the form of a spring-loaded plunger located in a bore 63 in the block 6 opening into the channel 9.
  • the catch 62 has a stepped diameter operative end section of which a smaller diameter outer part 64 is of a diameter complementary to the width of the reduced portion 37 ⁇ of the slot 37 in the bar 2, and a larger diameter inner part 65 is of a diameter complementary to the width of the main portion of the slot 37.
  • the two remote bolt units 3,4 will now be described with particular reference to Figure 3. They are similar to one another.
  • Each has a generally T-shaped housing 66 of similar thickness and depth from front to back to the housing 5 of the control unit 1.
  • the housing 66 comprises a hollowed metal block 67 and a cover plate, not shown.
  • the cross part of the T-shape of the housing 66 constitutes a fore-end 68 of the respective remote bolt unit.
  • the block 67 has flanges 69 projecting longitudinally from the cross part.
  • the flanges 69 are formed with aligned channels 70 of complementary width and depth to the bar 2, which extends along the length of the fore-end 68 and the flanges 69.
  • a bolt 71 Slidably located in the block 67 is a bolt 71, a nose 72 of which has symmetrically convergent chamfered flanks 73.
  • An inclined slot 74 is formed in the bolt 71.
  • Engaged in the inclined slot 74 is a roller 75 supported between two rearwardly extending arms 76 of a carrier 77 which is fixed by screws 78 to the bar.
  • the carrier 77 is accommodated in the housing 66 in a hollow 79 in the block 67 at the fore-end 68 which allows the carrier to move with the bar relative to the housing.
  • the bolt 71 passes through an elongated opening 80 in the carrier and projects through a slot 81 in the bar which is longer lengthwise of the bar than the bolt.
  • each inclined slot 74 is inclined at 35° to the longitudinal axis of the remote bolt 74 and is of a length to allow approximately 22 mm travel for 15 mm of movement of the bar.
  • the angle and length of the slot may, of course, be varied according to the travel desired, and similarly the extent of the movement of the bar may be varied.
  • fixing screw holes 82 and 83 respectively in the flanges 8 of the control unit housing 5 and the flanges 69 of the housings 66 of the remote bolt units 3,4.
  • Access slots 84 in the bar opposite those screw holes enable screws to be inserted into the holes and tightened past the bar by a screw driver.
  • the multi-point lock on the edge face of a door stile member As previously mentioned, it can be offered to the member from the edge face.
  • the housings 5 and 66 are entered into respective mortices in the member. Recesses are preferably provided at the mouths of the mortices to receive the flanges 8,69.
  • the housings are secured, and thereby the entire lock, by fixing screws applied at the flanges 8,69 and driven into the member.
  • the only other requirements of the member for it to accept the lock are holes into the control unit mortice from the opposite faces of the door for the handle spindle 21, or spindles, and for the cylinder lock. There may be a handle at only one side of the door, if desired.
  • the head 35 of the latch bolt 25 is set on the lath for the straight and chamfered flanks 38,39 to be appropriate for the hand of the hinging of the door.
  • Keepers are mounted on the adjacent edge members of the door opening for the latch bolt, dead bolt and remote bolts, those for the latch bolt and remote bolts having strikers. There is also a striker for the catch 62.
  • the lock may also be used with a hollow edge member. Again, with such a member the lock may be offered to it from an outside face to be assembled on the member. It may alternatively be offered to the inside of the member, for example from one end in the case of an extruded member.
  • the wall of the member presenting the face from which the various bolts are to be shot is formed with the necessary openings for the bolts to project through, and the housings 5 and 66 can be secured by their flanges behind that wall by screws inserted through the wall and access slots 84 in the bar and tightened into the screw holes 82,83 in the flanges, which for this arrangement would be screw-threaded.
  • the flanges 8 of the housing 5 of the control unit and the flanges 69 of the housings 66 of the remote bolt units 3,4 by which the housings are fixed in position for use are at the fore-ends of the housings.
  • the flanges may be set back from the fore-ends. The extent by which they are set back may vary according to installation requirements.
  • the dies may be made adjustable to vary the positions at which the flanges are formed as required.
  • the remote bolts 71 are simultaneously operated.
  • the chamfered noses of the remote bolts enable co-operation with their respective strikers which helps to urge the stile member closely against the edge member of the door opening.
  • the long throws of the bolts which can be achieved by means of the inclined slots 74 ensures their secure retention in their keepers.
  • the element 62 As the door is closed whilst the bar is in the bolt retracting position the element 62 is depressed by its striker so that the bar is freed to be moved to its bolt shooting position.
  • the dead bolt 26 can only be shot when the remote bolts have been shot.
  • the narrower extension portion 27 ⁇ of its slot 27 associated with the dead bolt In the bolt retracting position of the bar the narrower extension portion 27 ⁇ of its slot 27 associated with the dead bolt is engaged with the niched part 49 of the bolt to prevent the bolt from being shot.

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EP0385360A2 (fr) * 1989-03-01 1990-09-05 KOVINOPLASTIKA LOZ Industrija kovinskih in plasticnih izdelkov p.o. Loz Fermeture pour porte
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GB2232188A (en) * 1989-04-27 1990-12-05 Fireglas Doors Limited Improvements in or relating to fire doors
EP0801194A1 (fr) * 1996-04-11 1997-10-15 Giesse Group Iberia, S.A. Structure de verrouillage multipoint pour mécanisme de fermeture à glissière
WO2001095772A3 (fr) * 2000-06-13 2002-07-25 Yong Tai Loong Pte Ltd Ameliorations concernant des boites aux lettres a compartiments multiples
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FR2841584A1 (fr) * 2002-06-26 2004-01-02 Stremler Dispositif a plusieurs points de condamnation, notamment pour menuiseries metalliques comportant au moins un profile
US7686207B1 (en) 2008-12-02 2010-03-30 Jeffs John T Locking devices for storage boxes such as mailboxes
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