EP0477544A1 - Pièce de remplissage pour parcloses - Google Patents

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EP0477544A1
EP0477544A1 EP91114297A EP91114297A EP0477544A1 EP 0477544 A1 EP0477544 A1 EP 0477544A1 EP 91114297 A EP91114297 A EP 91114297A EP 91114297 A EP91114297 A EP 91114297A EP 0477544 A1 EP0477544 A1 EP 0477544A1
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    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E06—DOORS, WINDOWS, SHUTTERS, OR ROLLER BLINDS IN GENERAL; LADDERS
    • E06B—FIXED OR MOVABLE CLOSURES FOR OPENINGS IN BUILDINGS, VEHICLES, FENCES OR LIKE ENCLOSURES IN GENERAL, e.g. DOORS, WINDOWS, BLINDS, GATES
    • E06B3/00—Window sashes, door leaves, or like elements for closing wall or like openings; Layout of fixed or moving closures, e.g. windows in wall or like openings; Features of rigidly-mounted outer frames relating to the mounting of wing frames
    • E06B3/54—Fixing of glass panes or like plates
    • E06B3/58—Fixing of glass panes or like plates by means of borders, cleats, or the like
    • E06B3/5885—Corner arrangements for borders; Devices for making rounded corners
    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E06—DOORS, WINDOWS, SHUTTERS, OR ROLLER BLINDS IN GENERAL; LADDERS
    • E06B—FIXED OR MOVABLE CLOSURES FOR OPENINGS IN BUILDINGS, VEHICLES, FENCES OR LIKE ENCLOSURES IN GENERAL, e.g. DOORS, WINDOWS, BLINDS, GATES
    • E06B3/00—Window sashes, door leaves, or like elements for closing wall or like openings; Layout of fixed or moving closures, e.g. windows in wall or like openings; Features of rigidly-mounted outer frames relating to the mounting of wing frames
    • E06B3/54—Fixing of glass panes or like plates
    • E06B3/58—Fixing of glass panes or like plates by means of borders, cleats, or the like
    • E06B3/5807—Fixing of glass panes or like plates by means of borders, cleats, or the like not adjustable
    • E06B3/5821—Fixing of glass panes or like plates by means of borders, cleats, or the like not adjustable hooked on or in the frame member, fixed by clips or otherwise elastically fixed
    • E06B3/5828—Fixing of glass panes or like plates by means of borders, cleats, or the like not adjustable hooked on or in the frame member, fixed by clips or otherwise elastically fixed on or with auxiliary pieces

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  • the invention relates to a filler for retaining strips of glass panes in gates, according to the preamble of claim 1.
  • a filler in the form of a corner piece for glass retaining strips is known.
  • the filler consists of a glazing bead corner piece, which is made of extruded profile bars such as that of the glass retaining strips and a sealing plate arranged thereon.
  • the sealing plate serves as a seal between the glazing bead corner piece and the glass pane.
  • the arrangement of the glazing bead corner piece takes place via a locking web arranged on the glazing bead corner piece, which is snapped into a recess in the one glazing bead receiving groove.
  • a web Arranged adjacent to the glazing bead corner piece is a web which engages in the adjacent glazing bead receiving groove to secure the position of the glazing bead corner piece.
  • a major advantage of the proposed pane installation system is that with a single retaining strip profile, identical filler pieces or corner filler pieces, which absorb expansion and measurement tolerances in the installation area, and a few seals with different shapes can be installed in any desired gates.
  • the proposed window installation system or the proposed mounting arrangement also ensures that water and airtightness has not been achieved to date, and also provides a high level of burglar resistance. Because these few parts of the mounting arrangement can be used for a wide variety of window and gate configurations, there are neither replenishment problems nor delays in the manufacture of the gates. In addition, from determining the dimensions of the parts of the mounting arrangement used to cutting and thus making them available in production, only a minimal amount of time is necessary. Installation in the factory is considerably simplified and requires no special tools or special knowledge.
  • the required parts of the mounting arrangement can also be cut from the outset, since the inevitable tolerance problems in the production of the gate frame can be compensated for by the filler or corner pieces.
  • the proposed mounting arrangement results in substantial cost savings in the manufacture of gates or gate leaves by mass production of the required parts and faster assembly of the panes in the gates.
  • the retaining strips are clipped onto bolts arranged on the goal wall parts, as a rule the vertical profile or the post and the horizontal profile or the cross member. This means that the retaining strips can be quickly and safely arranged or positioned on the goal wall parts.
  • the bolts can advantageously be attached to the goal wall parts at predetermined locations, so that different thickness dimensions of the glass pane used can be taken into account from the outset.
  • a quick and safe assembly of the bolts on the goal wall parts advantageously takes place by butt welding onto them, in particular with semi-automatic stud welding devices.
  • a plurality of bolts arranged in one plane are provided on the same.
  • the bolts are preferably at a smaller distance from one another in the corner regions than in the region between the corner regions in order to achieve particularly good retention on the goal wall parts in the corner regions.
  • the bolts are preferably arranged with respect to the glass pane on the room side of the door wall parts, so that the retaining strip used is not accessible from the outside and the bolt area is arranged in the interior of the room, protected against rainwater.
  • the bolts are preferably threaded bolts or have a mushroom-shaped thickening at their free ends in order to enable a secure and difficult-to-detachable connection between the bolts and the retaining strips.
  • a simply constructed, functional and ge design-demanding retaining bar preferably has a U-shaped profile in cross section with two U-legs and a U-web.
  • the retaining strip For easy attachment of the retaining strip to the bolts, the retaining strip preferably has U-legs which overlap the bolts and which are sufficiently elastic relative to one another for snapping onto the bolts.
  • connection of the retaining strip to the bolt is increased in an advantageous embodiment in that at least one inside of the U-leg facing the bolt has a corrugation which engages in the thread of the bolt, or an increase which engages over the thickening of the bolt , the corrugation or the increase extending in the longitudinal direction of the retaining strip.
  • the inside of the U-leg facing the glass pane preferably has the corrugation or elevation. This prevents the retaining bar from tilting due to the pressure on the glass pane.
  • At least one U-leg is preferably designed as a double leg towards its free end, on the one hand to reduce the free space between the U-legs, so that bolts of smaller thickness can also be used, and on the other hand to be able to take over the functions described below.
  • the U-leg facing away from the glass pane should be designed as a double leg, so that it is largely kept free from pressure forces of the glass pane on the retaining strip.
  • the inner leg of the double leg facing the bolt advantageously has the elasticity required for snapping onto the bolt.
  • the inner leg of the double leg will bend and the outer leg or the U-leg can be made substantially stiffer in order to be able to absorb forces acting on it.
  • the retaining strip is preferably designed to prevent the ingress of water or humidity so that a seal is arranged between the retaining strip and the gate wall part.
  • the seal is preferably arranged on the retaining strip so that the retaining strip can already be provided with the intended seal before assembly.
  • the seal is particularly advantageously arranged, in particular clamped, in the intermediate space of the double leg. At this point, the seal can be easily and securely placed in the retaining strip before assembly and is, after assembly, seen from the room side, directly behind the U-leg, so that the interior of the retaining strip is safe against the ingress of water or is protected from moisture.
  • the particularly good sealing effect in the area of the retaining strip on the inside of the room is preferably achieved in that the seal extends beyond the end of the retaining strip, so that the retaining strip is supported on the gate wall parts via the seal.
  • This special arrangement of the seal also ensures that the free ends of the U-legs do not sit directly on the goal wall parts, but rather form a small gap between the free ends of the U-legs and the goal wall parts, so that good ventilation is available in this area that reliably prevents under-rusting in this area.
  • a seal is preferably arranged between the retaining strip and the glass pane, so that water or moisture cannot penetrate into this area either.
  • An easier assembly of the retaining strip together with the seal facing the glass pane is preferably achieved in that the seal is arranged on the retaining strip.
  • An advantageous location of the seal is a cantilevered attachment piece of the retaining strip, on which the seal is arranged, in particular clamped, the attachment piece preferably being an extension of the U-web in the direction of the glass pane.
  • the retaining strip is preferably arranged on the room side of the glass pane.
  • the holding strip is expediently made of aluminum, in particular extruded, which on the one hand results in an inexpensive production process and on the other hand a material is selected in which rust formation is not possible.
  • the holding strip is given special protection by preferably anodizing, whereby the color of the holding strip can also be predetermined.
  • the filler compensating for the manufacturing tolerances and absorbing the expansions in the area of the holder arrangement preferably consists of an in particular cuboid main body, the upper side of which is visible after installation. Due to the cuboid main body, the filler has a stable core area.
  • two sealing lips are arranged on the main body to ensure a good seal guarantee water and moisture in the area where the filler is installed.
  • the sealing lips are advantageously in the form of webs projecting on two side surfaces of the main body. These webs are easy to shape and bend and thus ensure sufficient tightness even with larger manufacturing tolerances or strains.
  • the upper sides of the sealing lips and the upper side of the filler piece are preferably located in one plane, at least after its installation.
  • the rigidity of the sealing lips and their secure arrangement on the main body is preferably ensured in that the transition from the side surfaces of the main body to the sealing lips has an arcuate course, i.e. the sealing lips taper in cross-section towards the free end. Tearing off of the sealing lips from the main body is thus ruled out during manufacture and assembly, while at the same time maintaining the desired elasticity of the sealing lip.
  • the dimensions of the sealing lips are preferably the same.
  • the free ends of the sealing lips are bent or deformed downward in the direction of the main body before installation.
  • this deformation represents an installation aid during assembly and, on the other hand, ensures that the sealing lips, for example on the retaining strip, fit tightly when used as a filler.
  • the described bending of the sealing lips ensures that the sealing lip in the corner area is bent towards the glass pane in the case of larger expansions or manufacturing tolerances, thereby preventing the sealing lip from bending open in the direction of the room side and thereby in the corner area the desired tightness is always present.
  • the top of the filler plus the sealing lip tops is preferably square, in order to ensure a symmetrical arrangement and a symmetrical structure, in particular in the corner region of the goal wall parts, if the filler is used as a corner piece.
  • the edge lengths of the top of the filler piece plus the lengthened edge lengths of the sealing lip tops have at least the amount of the cross-sectional height of the retaining strip, i.e. the length of the U-leg, including the amount of the projection of the seal facing the goal frame, preferably even slightly larger edge lengths.
  • the filler pieces thus terminate in their arrangement between the holding strips with their upper edge and thus do not interfere with the overall design of the mounting arrangement.
  • the cross section of the main body parallel to the top of the filler is preferably square, in order to meet the symmetrical requirements, in particular in the corner region of the mounting arrangement.
  • the height of the filler i.e. the distance from the top to the bottom thereof is approximately the same as the sum of the cross-sectional widths of the retaining strip, i.e. the length of the U-web, and the seal extending towards the glass pane.
  • the filling piece can thus be supported on the glass pane by the proposed height during installation and is therefore additionally arranged or held securely.
  • the filling piece has in particular two attachment pieces on the side faces, each of which fits in a holding strip.
  • the extension pieces are arranged on the side surfaces that lie opposite the side surfaces that have the sealing lips. This is particularly the case in the corner area, so that the filler or corner piece is on the one hand firmly arranged at the free ends of the retaining strips and on the other hand securely seals the corner area of the door walls via the sealing lips.
  • the extensions are offset on the main body beyond its side edges, i.e. cantilevered, arranged. This design ensures that the extensions are held as far as possible until the end of the free space between the U-legs.
  • a good holding of the filler pieces over the extension pieces is guaranteed if the width dimension of the extension pieces corresponds approximately to the inner dimensions between the U-legs filled by the bolts.
  • the main body, the sealing lips and the end pieces are preferably made in one piece, so that inexpensive mass production of the filler pieces is possible, for example by injection molding.
  • the filler pieces provided as corner pieces advantageously have the sealing lips on two adjacent side faces and the extension pieces on the other side faces. This configuration of the filler pieces serving as corner pieces ensures, on the one hand, that the corner pieces are held securely on the retaining strips and, on the other hand, that the corner area is securely sealed against the ingress of water and moisture.
  • the seal is preferably arranged immovably on the door leaf, in particular glued with silicone adhesive.
  • this type of arrangement promotes quick assembly, since the seals are arranged on the door leaf before the glass pane is inserted.
  • the immovable arrangement ensures that there are no displacements between the seal and the door leaf when the glass pane is inserted.
  • the silicone adhesive is the most suitable waterproof connection between the seal and the door leaf.
  • the gate wall parts preferably consist of hollow profiles, so that any configurations or dimensions can be achieved in a simple manner when the gates or gate wings are assembled.
  • the hollow profiles ensure that certain goal wall thicknesses are achieved with sufficient rigidity.
  • sealing or insulating material can be provided in the cavity of the hollow profiles.
  • a drainage opening is provided in the lower corner areas of the door wall parts between the retaining strip and the door leaf, preferably in the area of the glass pane level. Since even with the best sealing properties in the area of the mounting arrangement, it cannot be avoided that moisture forms or liquid accumulates, this can escape through the drainage opening through the hollow profiles serving as antechamber from the lower mounting arrangement area through the drainage opening. Although the goal wall parts are finish-coated and thus rusting cannot occur, this drainage opening ensures that no water remains in the area of the lower horizontal profile or cross-member and prevents the beginning of rust formation at possible damage points on the top coating.
  • the drainage opening is preferably arranged in the post immediately before the connection of the cross-member and is advantageously designed as a circular bore. Water present can thus run off unhindered through the post serving as the prechamber, the cavity of the post preventing the rising water from rising or remaining due to wind pressure due to its dimensions.
  • the glass pane is particularly advantageously rectangular, since it is possible with the proposed mounting arrangement to use rectangular glass panes.
  • the glass pane is advantageously possible for the glass pane to be a single glass pane or a multiple glass pane.
  • FIG. 1 shows an exploded perspective view of the basic structure of the mounting arrangement according to the invention.
  • the representation of the glass pane 2 to be used and the seal 26 located between the glass pane 2 and the holding strips 4, the arrangement and preferred embodiment of which can be seen in FIG. 6, have been omitted.
  • filler as the corner piece 6 was shown in the illustrated embodiment, whereas the illustration of a filler between the corner areas as a connecting element between the retaining strips 4 was dispensed with.
  • fillers as corner pieces 6 are always required in the illustrated holder arrangement for glass panes 2 in gates, whereas the holding strips 4 can also be formed in one piece, extending into the respective corner areas of the goal wall parts, and thus filler pieces between the corner areas are unnecessary.
  • the use of filler pieces between the corner areas will primarily depend on the expected expansion and the dimensions of the glass pane 2.
  • a vertical profile, the so-called post 8, and a horizontal profile, the so-called transverse fighter 10, are shown.
  • the goal or gate wing that is ultimately to be created can have any number of pane sections encompassed by posts 8 and transverse fighters 10.
  • the strength of the post 8 and the transverse fighter 10 can be freely selected, depending on the design and static aspects.
  • the Her position of the gate before the use of the glass panes 2 and thus the mounting arrangement according to the invention is carried out in such a way that a steel plate serving as a door leaf 58 is first punched out at various locations. U-shaped profiles can be welded onto this punched-out plate, which then represent, for example, a post 8 or a transverse member 10.
  • the resulting cavity of the post 8 and the cross member 10 can additionally be completely or partially filled with thermal insulation or noise protection material.
  • the door leaf 58 presents itself as a projection on which the glass pane 2 shown in FIG. 6 can be supported via the seal 60 towards the weather side.
  • a major advantage of the bracket arrangement is that not only goal wall profiles of various dimensions, but also all conceivable glass pane systems can be used. 6 and 7 show the use of a single glass pane 2, but multiple insulating glass panes can also be used when using the mounting arrangement according to the invention.
  • the bolts 12 shown on the post 8 and the transverse member 10 are, depending on the disk system used, applied at predetermined locations, preferably butt-welded by means of semi-automatic stud welding devices.
  • the distances between the bolts 12 are advantageously smaller than between the corner areas.
  • FIG. 6 The special structure of the holding strips 4 is explained in more detail in FIG. 6, the arrows X already showing that the holding strips 4 are clipped or snapped onto the bolts 12 after the glass pane 2 has been inserted.
  • the seal 28 shown in FIG. 6 will be fastened to the retaining strips 4 via the extension piece 30 before the retaining strips 4 are snapped on.
  • the retaining strips 4 are not mitred in the corner area, but are perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of the retaining strips 4.
  • the corner piece 6 serves as the conclusion in the corner area, the installation state of which is shown in broken lines in FIG. 1.
  • the sealing lips 36, 38 adjoining the main body 32 are in sealing contact with the post 8 and the transverse member 10 in the installed state.
  • the corner filler 6 is introduced after the retaining strips 4 have been snapped onto the bolts 12.
  • the sealing lips 36, 38 also represent a type of installation aid in that, by bending the sealing lips 36, 38, it is possible to insert the main body 32 at a distance from the end of the holding strips 4, so that the attachments 54, 56 can be introduced into the intermediate space formed by the U-legs 14, 16.
  • a drainage opening 62 is arranged on the post 8 in the region in which the post 8, the cross-member 10 and the door leaf 58 meet.
  • the drainage opening 62 is preferably a circular hole with a minimum diameter of 8 mm. It is the task of the drainage opening 62 to discharge any liquid that may occur in the area of the holder arrangement through the post 8 downwards.
  • the cavity of the post 8 serves as an antechamber, its dimensions being of such a magnitude that the liquid in it does not remain due to wind pressure or is even led upwards.
  • the arrangement of the drainage opening 62 in this area prevents water from accumulating on the lower cross member 10, thereby practically avoiding the risk of rust occurring.
  • the seal 60 arranged on the weather side between the glass pane 2 and the door leaf 58 is fixed immovably on the door leaf 58 before insertion of the glass pane 2, preferably with a silicone adhesive, and ensures a secure seal between the weather side and the glass pane 2, so that accruing Rainwater or moisture cannot penetrate into the area of the mounting arrangement.
  • corner filler 6 is shown in a plan view, two sectional views and a view from below.
  • the corner piece 6 consists of a cuboid main body 32, the top 34 of which is visible after installation, two sealing lips 36, 38 and two extension pieces 54, 56.
  • FIG. 3 which shows a section along the line 111-111 in FIG 2
  • FIG. 4 which shows a section along the line IV-IV in FIG. 2
  • the sealing lips 36, 38 as on the side surfaces 40, 42nd of the main body 32 are cantilevered webs 44, 46.
  • the free ends of the sealing lips 36, 38 are bent or deformed slightly downward in the direction of the main body 32 before installation.
  • the free ends of the sealing lips 36, 38 bend back so that the upper side of the sealing lips and the upper side 34 of the corner piece 6 lie in one plane.
  • the expansions of the holding strips 4 can be compensated for in the corner area by the corner piece 6 by bending the sealing lips accordingly. Due to the spacing of the main body 32 caused by the sealing lips 36, 38 from the post 8 and the cross member 10, it is ensured that the corner piece 6 can move freely.
  • the described slight deformation of the sealing lips 36, 38 ensures when the corner piece 6 is displaced that the sealing lips 36, 38 bend inwards, in the direction of the glass pane 2. This prevents bending of the sealing lips 36, 38 to the outside and ensures tightness in the corner area even with larger deformations of the sealing lips 36, 38.
  • the arcuate transition from the side surfaces 40, 42 to the free ends of the sealing lips 36, 38 ensures sufficient rigidity of the sealing lips 36, 38 and ensures that the sealing lips 36, 38 are not torn or torn when inserted.
  • the dimensions of the sealing lips 36, 38 are the same and the upper side 34 of the corner piece 6 plus the upper side of the sealing lips are square.
  • the dimensions of the corner piece 6 are adapted to the retaining strip 4, ie the length of the U-legs 14, 16 including the protrusion of the seal 26 shown in FIG. 6, ie the edge lengths of the upper side 34 of the corner piece 6 plus the lengthening edge lengths of the upper side of the sealing lips the aforementioned lengths or amounts of the retaining strip 4.
  • the height of the corner piece 6, ie the distance from its top 34 to its underside 48 is also adapted to the retaining strip 4 and has approximately the same amount as the sum of the cross-sectional widths of the retaining strip 4, ie the length of the U-web 18, and the seal 28 which extends towards the glass pane 2 and is shown in FIG. 6.
  • the extensions 54, 56 are used, which engage in the holding strip 4 in a suitable manner, i.e. in the space formed by the U-legs 14, 16.
  • the extension pieces 54, 56 are arranged on the side surfaces 50, 52 which lie opposite the side surfaces 40, 42 which have the sealing lips 36, 38.
  • the extension pieces 54, 56 viewed in the direction of the sealing lips 36, 38, are offset on the main body 32 beyond its side edges 40, 42, i.e. cantilevered, arranged to extend as far as possible to the free ends of the U-legs 14, 16 of the retaining strip 4.
  • the width of the extension pieces 54, 56 corresponds approximately to the internal dimensions filled in by the bolts 12 between the U-legs 14, 16.
  • the corner piece 6 Since it is a task of the corner piece 6 to absorb stretching, in particular the holding strip 4, and to compensate for manufacturing tolerances in the corner area, the corner piece 6 is made of elastic material. Especially in door construction, manufacturing tolerances cannot be avoided, but they can be compensated for by the corner piece 6.
  • Another advantageous embodiment of the corner piece is that the area in which the sealing lips 36, 38 meet one another is rounded.
  • This rounding is advantageous because the connection between the post 8 and the transverse member 10 takes place via a welding point, the design of which is adapted to this rounding, so that the corner in which the sealing lips 36, 38 meet one another when the corner piece 6 is installed not to the outside, ie is bent towards the room side, and would thus be prevented from assuming the desired flat, sealing position, or at least only bending inward in the direction of the glass pane 2 when bent.
  • FIG. 6 shows a section along the line VI-VI with a view of the post 8.
  • a seal 28 is attached to the retaining strip 4 which is snapped onto the bolt 12 and prevents water or moisture from penetrating between the retaining strip 4 and the glass pane 2.
  • the seal 28 is clamped onto a cantilevered extension piece 30 which represents an extension of the U-web 18.
  • the bolt 12 is designed as a threaded bolt, the U-leg 16 having a corrugation 20 which engages in the thread 22 of the bolt 12 when the retaining strip 4 is snapped onto the bolt 12.
  • the corrugation 20 extends in the longitudinal direction of the retaining strip 4.
  • the U-leg 14 arranged on the room side is designed as a double leg, the inner leg 24 of the double leg facing the bolt having the elasticity required for snapping onto the bolt 12.
  • the corrugation 20 is preferably attached to the U-leg 16 orders, which faces the glass pane 2. If a pressure directed towards the room is exerted on the retaining strip 4 by the glass pane 2, this can be absorbed by the U-leg 16 without the retaining strip 4 twisting.
  • the inner leg 24 is largely kept free from forces, since this would otherwise bend due to its lower elasticity compared to the U-legs 14, 16. Between the lower region of the U-leg 14 and the inner leg 24, a seal 26 is arranged, which seals the retaining strip 4 on the cross member 10. The seal 26 is preferably clamped in the space between the U-leg 14 and the inner leg 24.
  • the retaining bar 4 is not directly on the cross member 10, but is slightly spaced from this . This has the advantage that there is a ventilation between the retaining bar 4 and the cross member 10, if penetrating water or moisture should be in this area. If the retaining bar 4 is completely placed on the cross member 10, moisture can accumulate in the contact areas and lead to rusting of the cross member 10 and the bolt 12 in the long run, even if these parts are finally coated before the retaining bar 4 is installed.
  • the lower edge of the glass pane 2 is erected on a spacer part, the spacer part, seen in the longitudinal direction of the holding strip 4, having a tunnel-like recess, so that the spacer is seen in cross section as a U-profile.
  • the purpose of this tunnel-like recess is that water that collects in this area cannot collect in front of the spacer, but is guided through the recess in the direction of the drainage opening 62 shown in FIG. 7.
  • the additional seal 60 arranged between the glass pane 2 and the door leaf 58 can also be designed for design adaptation to existing systems in such a way that it grips around the door leaf 58 on the weather side.
  • FIG. 7 shows a cross section along the line VII-VII in FIG. 1 with a view of the post 8. Since the glass pane 2 is also spaced from the post 8 by spacers in the vertical edge regions, the glass pane 2 is not shown in FIG. 7. The cut is made through the vertical retaining strip 4 and the corner piece 6. Fig. 7 is intended to illustrate how the corner piece 6 is arranged in the edge area after installation. Because of the sealing lip 36, the main body 32 of the corner piece 6 is arranged at a distance from the cross member 10. The same arrangement is evident with respect to the post 8. The ideal state is shown in Fig. 7, i.e.
  • the top 34 of the corner piece, the top of the sealing lip 36 and the corresponding top of the retaining bar 4 are arranged in one plane.
  • the sealing lip 36 will bend inwards due to the original design described, which is slightly bent towards the main body 32. Due to the sealing lip 36, the main body 32 is spaced sufficiently far from the cross-member 10 so that even larger expansions can be absorbed without constraint. As soon as the strains decrease, the sealing lip 36 will straighten up again.
  • the dimensions of the corner piece 6 are chosen so that the free end of the sealing lip 36 will not move away from the cross member 36 even in the event of major shortenings.
  • the drainage opening 62 can be seen in the post 8, through which water present in this area can be drained downward through the cavity of the post 8, which serves as a prechamber.
  • Another effect of the spacing of the main body 32 of the corner piece 6 due to the sealing lip 36 is that the main body 32 does not lie close to the cross member and therefore no moisture or water can accumulate in this area.

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