EP0285914A2 - Séparation de douche - Google Patents

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EP0285914A2
EP0285914A2 EP19880104706 EP88104706A EP0285914A2 EP 0285914 A2 EP0285914 A2 EP 0285914A2 EP 19880104706 EP19880104706 EP 19880104706 EP 88104706 A EP88104706 A EP 88104706A EP 0285914 A2 EP0285914 A2 EP 0285914A2
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wall element
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shower partition
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Altura Leiden Holding BV
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Duscholux GmbH
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    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A47—FURNITURE; DOMESTIC ARTICLES OR APPLIANCES; COFFEE MILLS; SPICE MILLS; SUCTION CLEANERS IN GENERAL
    • A47K—SANITARY EQUIPMENT NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR; TOILET ACCESSORIES
    • A47K3/00—Baths; Douches; Appurtenances therefor
    • A47K3/28—Showers or bathing douches
    • A47K3/30—Screens or collapsible cabinets for showers or baths
    • A47K3/36—Articulated screens

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  • the invention relates to a shower partition with a wall element, which consists in particular of an at least partially translucent material and which is arranged, in particular by means of a frame profile rail, on a fixed wall.
  • a shower partition is known, the wall element made of glass is attached to the vertical longitudinal edge by means of a frame rail on the room wall.
  • a corner profile is provided on the other vertical longitudinal edge, which extends from the floor to the ceiling of the shower room. By means of the corner profile, a stable fastening of the wall element should take place.
  • At right angles to the wall element there is also a folding door made of glass, which is attached to the other wall of the room by means of a share kidney is rotatably attached.
  • Such corner shower partition is regularly arranged in a corner between two room walls in such a way that the wall element and the door together with the room walls include a rectangular or square floor area or shower tray, said corner profile protruding furthest into the shower room.
  • sliding doors made of a transparent material, in particular glass can also be provided in other constructions.
  • the previously known shower partition requires the corner profile to be firmly anchored in the ceiling. If, for example, a suspended ceiling is involved, as can often be the case in old buildings with originally very high ceilings, such a continuous corner profile cannot be easily intercepted on the ceiling. Furthermore, with wooden ceilings, assembly difficulties can result from the fact that there is no ceiling beam above the corner post, which would enable stable fastening; Additional cross struts or the like are required with appropriate assembly effort. For rooms with different ceiling heights, the corner profile must be brought to the required length or additional extension profiles or the like must be provided, which require a corresponding effort in production and storage.
  • a corner connector for shower partitions is known from German utility model 84 08 029.
  • This corner connector consists of a rod-shaped corner strut with two connecting pieces for connection on the one hand to a room wall and on the other hand to a fixed wall element of the shower enclosure.
  • the rod-shaped corner strut has a round or oval cross-section and the two connecting pieces are each fastened to the ends of the corner strut by means of screws.
  • the wall element contains a frame made of four profile rails arranged at right angles to one another, a plate made of transparent plastic being inserted into this frame.
  • One connector is placed on top of the upper frame rail of the wall element and screwed there with screws. At When installing the shower partition, holes for the screws mentioned must be drilled in the upper profile rail.
  • the invention is therefore based on the object of further developing the shower partition of the type mentioned at the outset with little constructive effort such that simple assembly is possible regardless of the respective local circumstances and nevertheless a stable and reliable installation is ensured. Furthermore, a high stability for anchoring the wall element is to be achieved.
  • the assembly and adjustment of the wall element and the complete shower partition should be carried out in a few simple steps and without special tools, especially since, as is well known, the room walls often do not have an exact vertical orientation.
  • the shower partition should also be able to be set up and adjusted without any problems, taking into account tolerances on site or different widths of the shower room or shower tray.
  • the wall element is made of glass, in particular a safety glass, stable and functionally reliable support of the wall element should be ensured.
  • the drilling of holes on site in the glass wall element should be avoided. Inadmissibly high surface pressures, which can quickly lead to cracks and destruction of the wall element, especially when the wall element is made of glass, should be reliably avoided.
  • the wall element is attached to the fixed wall by means of a cross-member and that the cross-member has a first contact surface for the wall element and a second contact surface for the fixed wall, the two contact surfaces in particular being at right angles to one another .
  • the proposed shower partition has a functional and cost-effective structure and ensures good stability of the wall element with little use of material.
  • the proposed crossbeam which is fastened in particular in the upper region of the wall element, can be manufactured and assembled without problems and furthermore reliably ensures the absorption of forces directed transversely to the vertical plane of the wall element.
  • the crossbar lies with its first contact surface on the wall element in a vertical plane, the size of this first contact surface being predetermined taking into account permissible surface pressures.
  • damage in the connection area between the crossbar and the glass plate is reliably avoided.
  • the crossmember is arranged at a predeterminable distance below the upper edge of the wall element, as a result of which the bore or the elongated hole can be introduced into the wall element without any risk of damage or even cracking of the entire wall element.
  • the wall element designed as a glass plate is inserted with its two vertical longitudinal edges into a vertical profile rail.
  • the mounting rail assigned to the room wall can be aligned with the glass plate with respect to a wall mounting rail during assembly for the purpose of alignment and to compensate for inaccuracies and tolerances on site, whereby the mounting rail is subsequently fixed together with the glass plate with respect to the wall mounting rail by means of a fastening element.
  • the assembly is considerably easier due to the connection of the crossbar to the wall element or the glass plate via the elongated hole.
  • the wall profile rail and the crossbar are first connected to the room wall, for example using dowels and appropriate screws, in the usual way.
  • the wall element can be loosely connected to the wall profile rail by means of the above-mentioned profile rail and, furthermore, an initially still loose connection of the wall element to the cross strut can be produced.
  • the cross strut the comparatively heavy glass plate or the wall element is reliably secured during assembly.
  • the glass plate can then be aligned in the desired manner with respect to the wall of the room, particularly in the horizontal direction, with the cross-beam preventing tipping over. Due to the crossbar provided according to the invention, the comparatively heavy glass plate can be assembled by a single person.
  • the crossbar is expediently arranged in the interior of the shower partition and consequently does not appear to be a nuisance to the outside.
  • a long corner profile that runs all the way to the ceiling is unnecessary.
  • the crossbar lies directly on the inner surface of the glass plate of the wall element. If a corner profile rail is provided, which extends only over the entire height of the shower partition, then this can also be designed with much smaller wall thicknesses without any problems, thereby achieving considerable material savings.
  • the crossbar can be made of metal or plastic and is expediently manufactured by injection molding.
  • the crossbeam contains a base plate and is arranged essentially in a horizontal plane and can at the same time also be designed for storing soap or other shower utensils.
  • the horizontally arranged base plate is of an edge extending in the vertical direction surrounded, which extends continuously in the horizontal plane over the entire circumference of the crossbar.
  • the cross-member thus has a cross-section which is in principle U-shaped, it being possible for an H-shaped cross-section to be specified in the context of this invention, if appropriate by extending the edge in the other direction.
  • the cross-beam has a high level of rigidity and strength with low use of material and low weight and also with small wall thicknesses of both the base plate and the peripheral edge.
  • the first contact surface is significantly smaller compared to the total length of the crossbar, so that there is also a free space to the wall element. A certain elasticity and resilience of the wall element and the rest of its storage is therefore permitted, while the cross-beam is comparatively stiff. Tensioning of the wall element is avoided, especially since the wall element can be arranged on the room wall with elastic means by means of the profile rail.
  • the crossbar is connected to the wall element in such a way that it can be adjusted with respect to the fixed wall and / or the crossbar.
  • the wall element and / or the crossmember can be formed with elongated holes which, depending on the length, allow a relative movement of the wall element and crossmember until an immovable fastening has been carried out after suitable alignment by means of screws or other fastening means. Tolerances caused by the customer or the like can easily be compensated for.
  • Figure 1 shows a view of the shower partition, which is arranged above a shower tray 42 and contains a rotating wing 2 and a wall element 80.
  • the shower tray 42 is arranged in the corner between two fixed walls or room walls 10.
  • the wall element 80 consists of a glass plate and is arranged in the region of the one vertical longitudinal edge in a profile rail 11 which is adjustably connected with respect to a wall profile rail 15 which is firmly connected to the room wall 10.
  • a corner profile rail 36 is arranged on the other vertical longitudinal edge of the wall element 80.
  • a cross strut 17 by means of which on the one hand a stiffening of the wall element 80 and on the other hand a connection between the corner rail 36 and the frame rail 11 is achieved.
  • the rotary wing 2 also contains such a cross strut 17.
  • the wall element 80 For stable interception of the wall element 80, there is a crossbar 21 in the interior, i.e. above the shower tray 42, which, on the one hand, bears against the room wall 10 and, on the other hand, directly against the inside of the wall element 80 designed as a glass plate with corresponding contact surfaces and is fastened by means of fastening elements.
  • a crossbar 21 On the front side of the wall element 18 visible here, only a cover 23 can be seen, by means of which the fastening means, in particular screws, are covered.
  • the crossbar 21 is designed as an angle support and is, in particular, due to the transparent design of the wall element made of glass, recognizable from the outside.
  • the crossbar 21 is arranged in the upper third of the total height of the wall element 80 in order to achieve a good stabilizing effect. Furthermore, in the context of this invention, the crossbar 21 is arranged in such a way that its lower edge 25 is essentially at the same height as the lower edge of an upper hinge 6 of the rotary wing 2. At the lower edge of the rotary wing there is a lower hinge 4. This symmetrical The arrangement of the hinge and cross-beam guarantees a good overall visual impression.
  • FIG. 2 shows a top view of the shower partition, the crossbar 21 arranged above the shower tray 42 in the interior of the shower partition now being clearly visible.
  • the crossbar 21 viewed in a vertical sectional plane, has an approximately U-shaped cross section, an edge 29 projecting vertically upward above a base plate 27.
  • the edge 29 runs over the entire circumference of the approximately triangular cross-member 21, a high degree of rigidity being achieved in connection with the horizontal base plate 27 with comparatively small wall thicknesses of the base plate 27 and edge 29.
  • the crossbar 21 also serves as a shelf for soap or other shower utensils.
  • the rotary wing 2 is arranged, which is hinged to a compensating profile 20 by means of the hinge 6.
  • the upper hinge 6 can be seen here and a correspondingly designed hinge is also provided on the lower edge of the rotary wing 2.
  • the upper hinge 6 contains a hinge holder 14 connected to the compensating profile 20, with respect to which a hinge arm 24 connected to the rotary wing 2 can be pivoted about a vertical axis.
  • the rotating wing 2 can be swung open in the direction of the arrow 82 in order to open the access opening present between the compensating profile 20 and the corner profile rail 36.
  • FIG. 3 shows an enlarged view of the cross-beam 21 proposed according to the invention, which acts as an angle piece with a first type bearing surface 31 is formed for the wall element 80.
  • the crossbar 21 is approximately triangular in shape, the base plate 27 having an extension 63 facing the wall element 80.
  • the first contact surface 31 is designed as the outermost surface of the edge part 67, which surrounds the mentioned extension 63.
  • two or more cross members of this type can also be provided vertically spaced apart.
  • the crossbeam 21 also has a second contact surface 33 which bears against the wall 10 and is fastened. This second contact surface 33 is also part of the edge 29 surrounding the base plate 27 of the cross-beam 21.
  • the size of the contact surfaces, and in particular the size of the first contact surface 31, can easily be predefined accordingly so that large surface pressures and load peaks are avoided in the connection area will.
  • the length 35 of the crossbeam 21 can easily be made comparatively long in order to achieve good stability and can be, for example, approximately 40 cm in size.
  • the width of the wall element is approximately 80 to 90 cm, and according to the invention the first contact surface 31 is located approximately in or also just in front of the center plane of the wall element 80.
  • the wall element 80 has an elongated hole 37 which extends in the horizontal plane and through which fastening elements 39 in the form of screws are screwed in order to connect the wall element to the crossbar 21.
  • the crossbar 21 can also be provided in the edge 29 for the fastening elements 39 with an elongated hole 40. Because of the or the elongated holes, the wall element 80 can be adjusted in a simple manner with respect to the crossbar 21 or vice versa.
  • the profile rail 11 is adjustable with respect to the wall profile rail 15, so that overall, within the scope of this invention, simple alignment of the individual components is achieved for the purpose of simple assembly.
  • the crossbar is also adjustable with respect to the room wall 10 for this purpose also has elongated holes 41, 43, wherein in the context of this invention one elongated hole 41 runs in the horizontal direction and the other elongated hole 43 runs in the vertical direction. This enables pivoting for the purpose of alignment in the exactly horizontal position.
  • the crossbar 21 bears with its second contact surface 33 against the room wall 10. Between the shoulder 63 and the wall 10, the crossbar 21 is arranged at a distance 45 to the wall element 80. The part 65 of the edge runs parallel to the wall element 80 in this area.
  • the crossbar 21 is essentially triangular, but the crossbar is angled according to the projection 63 and thus forms an angle support.
  • the two contact surfaces 31 and 33 are outer surfaces of the parts 67 and 68 of the edge 29. These parts 67, 68 and also the two contact surfaces 31, 33 lie in vertical planes which are correspondingly at right angles to one another.
  • the part 66 of the edge 29 which extends furthest into the interior above the shower tray is arranged with respect to the part 65 at an acute angle which opens toward the wall 10 of the room.
  • the wall profile rail 15 is aligned exactly vertically, while the crossbar 21 is initially only provisionally attached to the room wall 10 by means of the screws screwed through the elongated holes 41 and 43.
  • the wall element 80 is then set up vertically and secured to the crossmember 21 by means of the screws 39, which are only indicated here. Due to the horizontal arrangement of the elongated hole 37 in the glass plate of the wall element and / or the elongated hole 40 in the edge part 67, the wall element 80 can be aligned in the direction of the double arrow 75. Subsequently, the crossbar 21 is firmly connected to the room wall 10 and to the wall element 80 by tightening the screws mentioned.
  • the screws 39 are covered by the cover cap 23. Water can flow out through an opening 79.
  • FIG. 4 shows partially and in an enlargement the view B according to FIG. 1 on the wall element 80 made of safety glass, behind which the cross-beam 21 can consequently be clearly seen.
  • the cross strut 17 is arranged on the upper edge of the wall element 80 and the profile rail 11 and the wall profile rail 15 are arranged on the vertical longitudinal edge.
  • the bottom surface of the crossbar 21 located behind the plane of the drawing is indicated by dash-dotted lines.
  • the cover 23 is connected to the front of the wall element 80 by gluing or clipping.
  • a hook is also provided in the base plate 27, on which shower utensils can be hung.
  • a screw or clip connection is used for fastening.
  • the elongated hole 37 running in the horizontal direction is indicated by dash-dotted lines and is arranged at a distance 77 from the upper edge 75 of the wall element 80. This distance 77 ensures that the elongated hole 37 can be introduced into the wall element 80 without any problems during the production thereof.
  • the slot 37 is factory-made in the wall element 80, so that no holes have to be drilled on site during assembly.
  • FIG. 5 shows a section along section line V corresponding to FIG. 1, but the wall element 80 and rotating wing 2 are interchanged.
  • the frame profile rail 11 engages over the profile rail 15, which is arranged essentially inside, and which is fastened to the room wall 10 by means of screws.
  • at least two screws 47 are provided spaced apart in the vertical direction, each of which extends through a slot 49 of the associated leg of the wall profile rail 15, which extends transversely to the room wall.
  • a clamping body 51 Inside the wall profile rail 15 there is a clamping body 51, which is also penetrated by the screw 47 and has a nut 53 for the screw 47.
  • the clamping body 51 is in its contact surface on the legs of the wall profile 15 just like this there with a vertical, so lower Corrugation 55 extending right to the plane of the drawing. It can be seen that the frame profile rail 11 can be adjusted with respect to the wall profile rail 15 in the direction of the arrow 57 by loosening the screw 47. Since the wall element 80 can also be adjusted and aligned with respect to the crossbar that is firmly connected to the room wall due to the elongated holes explained, the assembly can be carried out with little effort.
  • the slot 49 open at the end of the leg enables the frame profile rail 11 to be pushed onto the wall profile rail 15 after the latter has been fastened to the room wall 10 without any problems.
  • the frame profile rail 11 and correspondingly the corner profile 36 each contain a recess in which plastic profiles 59 are inserted. These plastic profiles have an approximately U-shaped cross section and are provided with holding arms for holding the wall element 80 made of safety glass.
  • a sealing strip 61 made of rubber or a comparable elastomeric material.
  • the corner profile 36 also contains a stop profile 38 for the rotary wing 2. This stop profile 38 has, on the one hand, a sealing lip 84, which bears sealingly on the inside of the rotary wing 2. On the other hand, the stop profile 38 has an elastic seal 86 assigned to the vertical end edge of the rotary wing 2.

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  • Bathtubs, Showers, And Their Attachments (AREA)
  • Medicines Containing Antibodies Or Antigens For Use As Internal Diagnostic Agents (AREA)
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AU (1) AU603717B2 (fr)
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DE (2) DE3711609A1 (fr)
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EP3878331A1 (fr) * 2020-03-10 2021-09-15 Hüppe GmbH Agencement de paroi de douche

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DK187488D0 (da) 1988-04-06
DE3882067D1 (de) 1993-08-05
NO881479L (no) 1988-10-10
EP0285914B1 (fr) 1993-06-30
DE3711609C2 (fr) 1990-07-12
DK187488A (da) 1988-10-08
DE3711609A1 (de) 1988-10-27
EP0285914A3 (en) 1990-02-28
JPS63265077A (ja) 1988-11-01
AU2572288A (en) 1990-06-21
JPH0459427B2 (fr) 1992-09-22
US4914770A (en) 1990-04-10
ATE91071T1 (de) 1993-07-15
AU603717B2 (en) 1990-11-22

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