EP0916800B1 - Section for window and door frames, particularly for a wing of an orientable-slat shutter - Google Patents
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- EP0916800B1 EP0916800B1 EP97830604A EP97830604A EP0916800B1 EP 0916800 B1 EP0916800 B1 EP 0916800B1 EP 97830604 A EP97830604 A EP 97830604A EP 97830604 A EP97830604 A EP 97830604A EP 0916800 B1 EP0916800 B1 EP 0916800B1
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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
- E06B7/00—Special arrangements or measures in connection with doors or windows
- E06B7/02—Special arrangements or measures in connection with doors or windows for providing ventilation, e.g. through double windows; Arrangement of ventilation roses
- E06B7/08—Louvre doors, windows or grilles
- E06B7/084—Louvre doors, windows or grilles with rotatable lamellae
- E06B7/086—Louvre doors, windows or grilles with rotatable lamellae interconnected for concurrent movement
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- the invention relates to a section for window and door frames, particularly for a wing of an orientable-slat shutter.
- each wing of an orientable-slat shutter has a pair of opposite vertical members receiving a slat driving device and a cover plate, and a pair of opposite cross members housing a fixed compensating slat which can be fitted into its positioner.
- Each of these sections includes in its profile a channel portion, defining an open hollow space which is able to receive material for orientable-slat shutters, such as a slat driving device, a cover plate or a fixed compensating slat with its positioner, if any, as mentioned hereinabove.
- Said material for orientable-slat shutters is of conventional sizes to be received into a suitable aperture of said open hollow space of said sections.
- these known sections differ from one another functionally both in shape and size of said open hollow space, more in particular in width of said suitable aperture.
- window fitters have chosen their sections being conditioned by the size of this material for orientable-slat shutters.
- This situation has obliged the section-makers to arrange production lines of series of sections which are identical, differing only in the width of the aperture of said open hollow space.
- costs are increased for the section-makers who need to produce, store and distribute these series of a plurality of sections.
- the invention seeks to overcome the above mentioned drawbacks, by releasing the section-makers and distributors from the restraints created by the producers of material for orientable-slat shutters.
- An object of the invention is to provide only one section which can be used with all conventional material for orientable-slat shutters.
- a further object of the invention is to provide a section which can be used also for louver board wings as well as for window and door frames in that it is able to receive glass sheets, glass and wooden panels, panels made of other material, and the like.
- FR 2 689 541 discloses a set of sections, that, when connected together, form vertical members for window and door frames.
- Each of said members includes in its profile a channel portion, able to receive a material for window and door frames in general, such as wooden and glass panels.
- Said channel portion defines a hollow space able to be opened by tearing a longitudinal strip of section along a weakening line generated by a recess for a preset fracture formed in its profile.
- the set of sections disclosed by FR 2 689 541 has no aperture in said channel portion adapted to receive a slat driving device or other material for orientable-slat shutter for louver board wings.
- numeral 1 denotes a section for window and door frames, particularly for a wing of an orientable-slat shutter, according to the invention.
- the profile of the section 1 is generally composed of an hollow portion 1a extending, at one side, to a L-shaped member 1b and, at the other side, to a channel portion 1c.
- the portion 1c defines an open hollow space 2 adapted to receive a slat-driving device, a cover plate or other material, as shown in Figures 3 to 5.
- the hollow portion 1a and the L-shaped member 1b can be different in their conformation from the shown ones. Therefore, they are not described any longer, as they are not important in order to expose the invention. In fact, it is only the channel portion 1c that cooperates with the above mentioned material for orientable-slat shutters. It is only the channel portion 1c, in which the invention is embodied, that allows a window fitter to use the same section substantially for any type of conventional material for slats, i.e. having different shape and size.
- the channel portion 1c has sides 20, 21 of the same length.
- Each of the sides 20, 21 has a part 201, 211 respectively, which is delimitated, at its free end, by a first aperture having a width l and, at its other end, by a weakening recess 30, 31, respectively, for a preset fracture.
- the first aperture of the open hollow space 2 of the section 1 as produced can be changed into a second aperture having a width L, greater than the width l.
- This can be accomplished by the same window fitter by tearing two opposite longitudinal strips 3, 4 (see Figure 2) of the section 1.
- the strips 3, 4 correspond to the parts 201, 211 of the sides 20, 21 of the channel portion 1c.
- These strips 3, 4 can be torn by simple means, such as a pair of pliers, without causing any damage or deformation to other parts of the section 1.
- Said weakening recesses 30, 31 are obtained upon the extrusion of the section by corresponding teeth, being of a right-angled triangle shape, which are proportionately provided on a die (not shown).
- a window fitter accomplishes the operation of tearing the strips 3, 4 only in the case when he must fit a slat driving device, a cover plate or other similar material that needs to be engaged with a second aperture having a width L greater than the first one in the section 1.
- a first known type of a slat driving device provided with racks 5, 6 and spur gears (not shown) has been fitted into the open hollow space 2 of a section 1.
- racks 5, 6 are moved vertically in inverse direction each other by a worm gear pair (not shown), they rotates said spur gears which are connected with respective clips 7, 8, 9 by their pins passing through a cover plate 10.
- the strips 3, 4 are not to tear.
- a second known type of a slat driving device provided with small bars 11, 12 and levers (not shown) has been fitted in the open hollow space 2 of a section 1.
- Said levers are connected with respective clips 13, 14, 15 by their pins passing through a cover plate 16, which is engaged by lateral claw elements 160 with an open hollow space 2 having a wider aperture L than the first one.
- the window fitter In order to fit this second type of a device, the window fitter must tear the strips 3, 4.
- a positioner 17 according to the invention adapted to retain clips 18 has been fitted into the open hollow space 2 of a section 1.
- the positioner 17 has, at its small face 170, an ⁇ -shaped profile 180 with equal sides, and, at its opposite face 171 larger than the small face 170, an ⁇ -shaped profile 181 with different sides.
- the positioner 17 has been fitted into the open hollow space 2 with the l -wide aperture, its small face 170 looking onto the exterior.
- the positioner 17 would be fitted inverted into the hollow space 2 with the L-wide aperture.
- the positioner 17 receives into the slot of its ⁇ -shaped profile 180 a prismatic base 182 of the clips 18.
- Fixed compensating slats of shutters can be fitted into said slots 180, 181 of the positioner 17 when the section 1 is used as an horizontal cross member for a shutter wing.
- Further wooden and glass panels and glass sheets can be fitted into the section 1 in other window and door frames.
- the invention as conceived is liable to changes and modifications.
- the section 1 has to receive a material for window and door frame, as above set forth, that requires an engagement of a different width with the section 1, the channel portion, whose sides can be of different length, can have a weakening recess for a preset fracture both in only one of its sides, or more than a weakening recess in at least one of its side.
- the required aperture can be accomplished by tearing one strip or more than two longitudinal strips of section, provided this does not cause any damage or deformation to other parts of the section.
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Description
- The invention relates to a section for window and door frames, particularly for a wing of an orientable-slat shutter.
- It is known that each wing of an orientable-slat shutter has a pair of opposite vertical members receiving a slat driving device and a cover plate, and a pair of opposite cross members housing a fixed compensating slat which can be fitted into its positioner.
- Variously shaped sections are used to make wings of orientable-slat shutters. Each of these sections includes in its profile a channel portion, defining an open hollow space which is able to receive material for orientable-slat shutters, such as a slat driving device, a cover plate or a fixed compensating slat with its positioner, if any, as mentioned hereinabove.
- Said material for orientable-slat shutters is of conventional sizes to be received into a suitable aperture of said open hollow space of said sections.
- Therefore, apart from their different global shapes, these known sections differ from one another functionally both in shape and size of said open hollow space, more in particular in width of said suitable aperture.
- Thus, up to now, window fitters have chosen their sections being conditioned by the size of this material for orientable-slat shutters. This situation has obliged the section-makers to arrange production lines of series of sections which are identical, differing only in the width of the aperture of said open hollow space. As a result, costs are increased for the section-makers who need to produce, store and distribute these series of a plurality of sections. These costs are increased more on the sale by retail because of the necessity of stock in hand and consequent locking up of capital.
- The invention seeks to overcome the above mentioned drawbacks, by releasing the section-makers and distributors from the restraints created by the producers of material for orientable-slat shutters.
- An object of the invention is to provide only one section which can be used with all conventional material for orientable-slat shutters.
- A further object of the invention is to provide a section which can be used also for louver board wings as well as for window and door frames in that it is able to receive glass sheets, glass and wooden panels, panels made of other material, and the like.
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FR 2 689 541 discloses a set of sections, that, when connected together, form vertical members for window and door frames. Each of said members includes in its profile a channel portion, able to receive a material for window and door frames in general, such as wooden and glass panels. Said channel portion defines a hollow space able to be opened by tearing a longitudinal strip of section along a weakening line generated by a recess for a preset fracture formed in its profile. - The set of sections disclosed by
FR 2 689 541 has no aperture in said channel portion adapted to receive a slat driving device or other material for orientable-slat shutter for louver board wings. - The invention will now be described by way of example and with reference to the accompanying drawings in which:
- Figure 1 is a cross-sectional view of a section for a shutter wing in accordance with the invention;
- Figure 2 is a perspective view of the section in Figure 1;
- Figure 3 is a perspective view of the section in Figure 1, in which a first type of material for orientable-slat shutters is embodied;
- Figure 4 is a perspective view of the section in Figure 1, in which a second type of material for orientable-slat shutters is embodied; and
- Figure 5 is a perspective view of the section in Figure 1, in which a third type of material for orientable-slat shutters is embodied.
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figures numeral 1 denotes a section for window and door frames, particularly for a wing of an orientable-slat shutter, according to the invention. - Referring to Figure 1, the profile of the
section 1 is generally composed of anhollow portion 1a extending, at one side, to a L-shaped member 1b and, at the other side, to achannel portion 1c. Theportion 1c defines an openhollow space 2 adapted to receive a slat-driving device, a cover plate or other material, as shown in Figures 3 to 5. - It can be appreciated that the
hollow portion 1a and the L-shaped member 1b can be different in their conformation from the shown ones. Therefore, they are not described any longer, as they are not important in order to expose the invention. In fact, it is only thechannel portion 1c that cooperates with the above mentioned material for orientable-slat shutters. It is only thechannel portion 1c, in which the invention is embodied, that allows a window fitter to use the same section substantially for any type of conventional material for slats, i.e. having different shape and size. - The
channel portion 1c hassides sides part weakening recess - In virtue of the weakening
recess section 1, the first aperture of the openhollow space 2 of thesection 1 as produced can be changed into a second aperture having a width L, greater than the width ℓ. This can be accomplished by the same window fitter by tearing two oppositelongitudinal strips 3, 4 (see Figure 2) of thesection 1. Thestrips parts sides channel portion 1c. Thesestrips section 1. - Said weakening
recesses - A window fitter accomplishes the operation of tearing the
strips section 1. - By way of example, referring to Figure 3, a first known type of a slat driving device provided with
racks 5, 6 and spur gears (not shown) has been fitted into the openhollow space 2 of asection 1. In use, when theracks 5, 6 are moved vertically in inverse direction each other by a worm gear pair (not shown), they rotates said spur gears which are connected withrespective clips 7, 8, 9 by their pins passing through acover plate 10. In order to fit the above mentioned device into an open hollow space with a first aperture, thestrips - By way of another example, referring to Figure 4, a second known type of a slat driving device provided with
small bars hollow space 2 of asection 1. Said levers are connected withrespective clips cover plate 16, which is engaged bylateral claw elements 160 with an openhollow space 2 having a wider aperture L than the first one. In order to fit this second type of a device, the window fitter must tear thestrips - Referring to Figure 5, a
positioner 17 according to the invention adapted to retainclips 18 has been fitted into the openhollow space 2 of asection 1. As shown, thepositioner 17 has, at itssmall face 170, an Ω-shaped profile 180 with equal sides, and, at itsopposite face 171 larger than thesmall face 170, an Ω-shaped profile 181 with different sides. Thepositioner 17 has been fitted into the openhollow space 2 with the ℓ -wide aperture, itssmall face 170 looking onto the exterior. Thepositioner 17 would be fitted inverted into thehollow space 2 with the L-wide aperture. - As shown in Figure 5, the
positioner 17 receives into the slot of its Ω-shaped profile 180 aprismatic base 182 of theclips 18. Fixed compensating slats of shutters can be fitted into saidslots positioner 17 when thesection 1 is used as an horizontal cross member for a shutter wing. Further wooden and glass panels and glass sheets can be fitted into thesection 1 in other window and door frames. - From foregoing description the advantages of the invention, apart from the above mentioned ones, are clear. These advantages result from a substantially universal use of the section according to the invention in the field of the slat shutters and generally of window and door frames.
- The invention as conceived is liable to changes and modifications. For example, if the
section 1 has to receive a material for window and door frame, as above set forth, that requires an engagement of a different width with thesection 1, the channel portion, whose sides can be of different length, can have a weakening recess for a preset fracture both in only one of its sides, or more than a weakening recess in at least one of its side. Thus, the required aperture can be accomplished by tearing one strip or more than two longitudinal strips of section, provided this does not cause any damage or deformation to other parts of the section.
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- A section for window and door frames, particularly for a wing of an orientable-slat shutter, including in its profile a channel portion (1c) adapted to receive a material for window and door frames in general, such as wooden and glass panels or to receive a slat driving device or other material for orientable-slat shutters or for louver board wings, and defining a hollow space (2) able to be opened by tearing a longitudinal strip of section along a weakening line generated by a recess for a preset fracture formed in its profile, characterized in that said channel portion (1c) has, in each of its equal sides (20, 21) one part (201, 211) delimited, at one end, by a first aperture having a width (1) and, at the other end, by a recess (30, 31) in form of a weakening line; such that a second aperture can be obtained by tearing two longitudinal strips (3, 4) of section corresponding to said parts (201, 211), along the weakening lines generated by said recesses (30, 31).
- Wing for a shutter with a section according to claim 1, said open hollow space (2) receiving a positioner (17) for slats, fixed compensating slats, glass sheets and wooden and glass panels, or the like, which has, at its small face (170), an Ω-shaped profile (180) with equal sides, and, at its opposite face (171) larger than the small face (170), an Ω-shaped profile (181) with different sides; said positioner (17) being fitted into the open hollow space (2) with said first aperture, with its small face (170) looking to the exterior, or being fitted inverted into said hollow space (2) with said second aperture.
- Method of producing a section according to claim 1, said weakening recess being obtained during the extrusion of the section by a corresponding tooth of a right-angled triangle shape, which is proportionately provided on a die.
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AT97830604T ATE222318T1 (en) | 1997-11-17 | 1997-11-17 | PROFILE FOR WINDOW AND DOOR FRAMES, ESPECIALLY FOR THE WING OF A BLIND WITH ROTATING SLATS |
DE69714743T DE69714743D1 (en) | 1997-11-17 | 1997-11-17 | Profile for window and door frames, in particular for the sash of a blind with rotating slats |
EP97830604A EP0916800B1 (en) | 1997-11-17 | 1997-11-17 | Section for window and door frames, particularly for a wing of an orientable-slat shutter |
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EP97830604A EP0916800B1 (en) | 1997-11-17 | 1997-11-17 | Section for window and door frames, particularly for a wing of an orientable-slat shutter |
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