EP0975849A1 - Protective system for a building structural woodwork - Google Patents
Protective system for a building structural woodworkInfo
- Publication number
- EP0975849A1 EP0975849A1 EP98917281A EP98917281A EP0975849A1 EP 0975849 A1 EP0975849 A1 EP 0975849A1 EP 98917281 A EP98917281 A EP 98917281A EP 98917281 A EP98917281 A EP 98917281A EP 0975849 A1 EP0975849 A1 EP 0975849A1
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- profile
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- front wall
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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
- E06B3/30—Coverings, e.g. protecting against weather, for decorative purposes
- E06B3/301—Coverings, e.g. protecting against weather, for decorative purposes consisting of prefabricated profiled members or glass
- E06B3/302—Covering wooden frames with metal or plastic profiled members
Definitions
- the present invention relates to a system for protecting structural elements of building carpentry, such as in particular window frames or French windows, or any other structural element conventionally considered to be part of the field of building carpentry, for example elements carrying a veranda, and generally any element having an elongated and profiled shape and participating in the rigidity of said structure.
- building carpentry is understood in particular wood carpentry but also metal carpentry, in particular aluminum alloy, and plastic carpentry.
- Chassis with a wooden structure which receive an aluminum profile covering with numerous variants for fixing these profiles to wood.
- these coatings are conventionally fixed and secured to the wood by elements which penetrate into the wood and which, for aesthetic reasons, are not visible or accessible once assembled. The cover profiles are therefore practically removable without damaging the wooden frame, which makes local repair practically impossible.
- such assemblies are subject to problems of differential expansion between the aluminum coating and the wood, and to problems of condensation and conduct of runoff water (drainage and ventilation of the wood-aluminum interface), which can rapidly deteriorate wood subject to persistent moisture under the coating.
- the implementation of such coatings requires special machines and requires complex means of protection, making the manufacture of such chassis complicated and expensive.
- the problems of irreparable surface deterioration, already mentioned above for metal profiles also persist in this type of embodiment.
- the problems linked to the different behavior of the associated materials for example wood and aluminum, when the coating situated towards the outside is subjected to climatic and weather conditions while the supporting structure is subjected to the ambient conditions of the interior of the building, on the other hand, the problems due to the connection between the structural elements and the coating, this connection being able to prevent differential deformations between load-bearing elements and coating, and also being able to prevent aeration of the interface between them ci, which can eventually lead to deterioration of the material of the load-bearing elements, especially when they are made of wood.
- the present invention aims to solve these problems and aims in particular to provide an exterior protection system for building joinery which: - provides effective protection by removing structural elements from direct attack from external climatic conditions, while preserving independence of the behavior of the structural elements and of the covering during variations in climatic or ambient conditions,
- the invention relates to a system for protecting structural elements of building carpentry, characterized in that it comprises covering elements made up of plastic profiles of PVC type covering on the outside.
- the elements of the structure comprising a front wall and at least two ribs extending substantially perpendicularly from the front wall and defining between them a guide groove, the said ribs being provided on their edges opposite to the wall front of first tongues extending towards each other, the profiles being held on said structural elements by fixing studs distributed over the length of the profiles, spaced from one another, said studs comprising a polygonal base, a narrowed central part and a lug head, the head being inserted between two ribs and maintaining the profile by e ngagement of the lugs with said first tabs, and the base being interposed between the first tabs and the structural element to ensure continuous spacing between the plastic profile and the structural element.
- plastic cover profiles preferably PVC
- PVC polyvinyl styrene
- the covering total exterior of it by the plastic profile ensures perfect protection of the wood by completely removing it from direct climatic aggressions (rain, solar radiation, etc.).
- the guaranteed spacing between the profile and the structure ensured by the bases of the fixing studs, as well as the fact that these studs leave wide open spaces between them, ensures perfect ventilation of the interface between the structure and the coating, avoiding any lasting accumulation of humidity and thus avoiding any harmful long-term effect of such humidity on the structure (rotting of the wood, rust in the case of metallic steel structures).
- the insulating characteristics of the profile material largely avoid the problems of condensation on the inside of the cover profile which conventionally exist for aluminum cover profiles, this advantage being combined in a particularly advantageous manner with the aforementioned ventilation.
- fixing pads limits to the maximum any thermal bridge effect between the covering profile and the structure, unlike all known systems in which, even when the profile itself does not is not in direct contact with the structure, the connection between cover profile and structure is ensured by rebate type elements extending longitudinally over long distances, which moreover also prevents good ventilation of the profile interface. structure.
- the maintenance of the profile on the structure by the said studs does not prevent a relative sliding of the profile on the studs, thus allowing a free deformation of longitudinal expansion of the profiles by relation to the structure.
- the studs according to the invention allow, as will be seen more clearly below, easy mounting of the profiles on the structure, even on structures to be renovated in place, and also allow a subsequent removal of the profile without deterioration of the structure.
- Another advantage of the plastic cover profile is the quality of sound insulation it provides.
- Yet another advantage of the system according to the invention in the case of the use of the plastic profile on a wooden structure is that it allows the aesthetic appearance of the wood to be preserved on the interior side and all the advantages of conventional wooden structures. , in particular the possibility of intervening in repair or replacement of any element of the wooden structure, without being dependent, as is the case in metallic or PVC structures receiving an interior wooden covering, of a specific form of structural elements of such materials.
- the profile can be dyed in the mass or, preferably, by means of a layer of paint or tinted plastic material deposited on the visible surface and entering into chemical bond with the plastic of the profile, giving so in addition to a particularly aesthetic finish, great resistance to ultra- purple and abrasion, without risk of chipping in the event of impact.
- the profiles are assembled to form a frame, the corner assembly between two profiles being produced in a miter, and the two said profiles being linked together with their front walls in the same plane, by means of parts d 'assemblies inserted between the rear face of the front wall and second tabs which extend from the ribs or wings.
- FIG. 1 is a view in vertical section of the window
- FIG. 2 is a view in horizontal section of the junction zone between the two leaves of the window
- FIG. 3 is a view in horizontal section of the junction zone between a leaf and the frame
- FIG. 4 is a schematic front view of a corner of the window, illustrating the corner connection between two profiled covering elements as well as the attachment to the frame by means of the fixing studs
- - Figure 5 is a view in perspective of such a stud
- FIG. 6 is a sectional view of the upper part of a leaf, in an alternative embodiment of the means for holding the cover profile
- - Figure 7 is a sectional view of the lower part of the window in the in case of use of the cover profile in renovation of existing window.
- FIG. 8 illustrates another possibility of using the system according to the invention, showing the use of a new opening produced in accordance with the invention and adapted, in renovation of PVC window, on the original PVC frame.
- Figures 9 and 10 illustrate a variant of use in renovation of wooden window
- Figure 11 illustrates a second variant of use in renovation of wooden window
- Figure 12 is a view of an alternative embodiment of a corner assembly of two profiles.
- the window shown consists of a wooden frame 1 comprising an upper cross member 101, a lower cross member 102, and two lateral uprights 103, and two leaves 2 and 3 each also comprising an upper cross member 201, a lower cross member 202, a lateral upright 203 and a central upright 204. All these structural elements are profiled and assembled in a manner known per se, and include seals of the standard type to ensure air tightness between the leaves and the frame.
- a first profile 4 is used for covering the structural elements 101, 102, 103 of the frame; a second profile 5 is used for covering the structural elements 201, 202, 203, 204 of the leaves; and a third profile 6 is provided for covering the junction between the two leaves (see FIG. 2).
- the first profile 4 comprises:
- ribs 402, 403, 404 extending parallel to each other from the front wall and substantially perpendicular thereto, a wing 405 which extends obliquely from an edge of the front wall,
- first tongues 406 which extend towards one another from the edges of ribs
- a first shoe 407 which extends substantially parallel to the front wall from the edge of rib 42 furthest from the wing
- a second shoe 408 which extends towards the wing 405 from the edge of the rib 402 closest to the wing
- Second tabs 91 extending from each rib, near the front wall.
- the edge of the wing 405 has two lips 410 arranged in a triangle forming between them a longitudinal groove 411.
- the tongues 406, the shoes 407, 408, and the lips 410 of the wing 405 are situated substantially in the same plane parallel to the front wall and forming the rear face of the profile.
- the second profile 5 is similar, differing from the first only in that it is narrower, has only two ribs 502, 503, and that the first shoe 507 is shorter and has a shape identical to the second shoe 508.
- the third profile 6 is similar to the second, but has two symmetrical wings 605.
- the fixing pads 7, preferably made of polyamide, comprise, axially superimposed, a polygonal base 71, a narrowed central part 72 and a head 73.
- the dimension of the base is greater than the distance between the tongues 406 of the profile, while the diameter of the central part 72 is less than this distance.
- the head 73 has a rectangular or oblong shape, having a width less than the distance between said tabs, and a length greater than this but less than the spacing between two adjacent ribs, thus forming two diametrically opposed pins 731.
- the axial height of the central part 72 is substantially equal to the thickness of the tongues 406.
- Each stud is fixed to the wooden structure by a screw, for example of 3.5 mm diameter, passing through an axial bore 74 of the stud, without be strongly tightened, so as to allow rotation of the stud around the screw.
- the studs are oriented so that the lugs 731 of their heads are oriented in the longitudinal direction of the profile.
- the profile can be placed in position, the heads 73 of the studs engaging without constraint between the tongues of the ribs, until the said tongues come to bear on the bases.
- the double-glazed window 8 is mounted on the wooden frame of the frame and is held there by the cover profiles 5.
- a wedge 801 is placed between the edge of the glass and the frame formed by the crosspieces 201, 202 and the uprights 203, 204.
- the edge of the glass is supported, via a joint 802, against a strip 210 of fixed wood on the frame in a manner known per se or produced in one piece with the elements of the frame by profiling.
- the section 5 is fixed as indicated above, and a support and sealing joint 803 inserted in the groove formed by the lips 510 of the wing 505 of the section, is applied against the outside face of the glass to maintain it.
- a reinforcement strip 804 inserted between the edge of the pane and the wedge 801, and fixed on the frame before placing in place of the glass, for example by screws (represented only by their axis 805).
- a square fold 806 of this rod 804 engages on the shoe 508 of the profile 5 to reinforce the fixing provided by the studs 7 and guarantee perfect maintenance of the window.
- Holes 511 are drilled in the ribs 502, 503, at least for the bottom leaf profiles, to allow drainage of any condensation.
- An elastomeric seal 512 is inserted between shoe 507 and the frame for the leaf uprights (see FIGS. 2 and 3), in order to conceal from view the studs 7 when the leaves are open, and also serves to guide from the bottom up. the air gap circulating between the profile and the frame. It will be noted that there is no such seal used for the leaf crosspieces, so as not to disturb this air circulation.
- a lip 416 is inserted into a groove of the frame and maintains the seal.
- a second lip 417 is caught on the shoe 408 of the profile. It conceals from view the studs 7 when the window is open and participates in guiding the air gap circulating between the profile and the wood.
- the third lip 418 rests on the edge of the leaf frame when the window is closed, thus ensuring an additional air tightness between the leaf and the frame when the window is closed.
- a compressible foam seal 45 can be placed between the cover profile 4 and the wall of the wall, the finish can be provided by a silicone sealant seal 46.
- fixing studs 7 can be placed between the ribs 402 and 403 and also between the ribs 403 and 404. Access to the base of the studs is possible by the inner edge of the frame before the three-lip seal 415 is in place (or after removal of this seal in the event of disassembly).
- Holes 411 are drilled in the horizontal profiles at the top and bottom of the frame, to allow the circulation of air and the evacuation of any condensation or water infiltration.
- brackets 9 made of polyamide for example, are inserted, in the angles formed by the horizontal and vertical profiles (see FIG. 4), both for the profiles 5 for covering the leaves and for the profiles 4 for covering the standing between the front wall 401, 501 of the profiles and the complementary tongues 91 formed on the ribs.
- These brackets ensure a good connection of the profiles in the corners and guarantee a continuous flatness between profiles.
- These brackets can be notched to ensure self-locking after having been forcibly inserted into the profiles, the connection being able to be completed with an adhesive, for example of cyanoacrylate type.
- the profile 6 is fixed, in the same manner as indicated above, on the central upright of one of the leaves, one of its wings 605 covering the profile 5 of this leaf, as seen in FIG. 2, and the other wing 605 'coming to cover the section 5 fixed on the central upright of the other leaf when the window is closed.
- the variant embodiment of the leaf shown in FIG. 6 differs from the embodiment previously described only by replacing the wedge 801 and the rod 806 with a single piece formed from a particular profile 810, for example made of plastic.
- FIG. 7 illustrates the use of the system according to the invention for the renovation of existing windows.
- the window 8 being held in a conventional manner on the wooden frame against an external shoulder 220, the covering profile 5 has no function of maintaining said window.
- the support joint 803 mentioned above is then replaced by a profile 813 which only serves to cover the shoulder 220 and ensure the seal by being placed in contact with the glass, the seal between this profile and the glass can be completed. by a silicone sealant joint.
- FIG. 8 illustrates the use of the system according to the invention for a replacement leaf, adapted in place of the original leaf on the frame in profiled PVC 104.
- the leaf is quite similar to that shown on the Figures 1, 2 and 3.
- the profile according to the invention is not used for the sleeping frame, and it is therefore the original profile which is reused, without modifications, thus avoiding the important work which would have been required the entire window had to be replaced.
- Such a possibility of renovating plastic joinery is particularly interesting, since it is conventionally the moving parts of the window which are deteriorated while the frame is still in good condition.
- FIG. 10 illustrates the renovation of an old wooden window fitted with simple glazing, shown in FIG. 9.
- the profile fixed on the leaf where, in order not to reduce the glazed surface, we only uses the edge of the profile, the fixing studs then being placed between the wing 505 and the rib 502 instead of being placed between the two ribs as in the previous examples.
- the installation of the seal 415 required the production of a groove 106 in the original wooden frame.
- it is advantageous to replace the production of this groove by the installation of a suitable profile 107 attached and simply fixed, for example by stapling, as shown in Figure 11.
- Figure 11 shows another variant of renovation of window of a slightly different type from that shown in FIGS.
- the profile of FIG. 13 comprises in particular:
- Second tongues 91 extending from the ribs 602 and the wings 605.
- the wider profile of FIG. 14 includes in particular: a front wall 401,
- sections along the lines DD or EE make it possible to obtain the sections covering the frames, the position of these sections, depending on which retain a greater or lesser part of the heel 407, making it possible in particular to adapt the profile to the exposed width of the elements of the original frame, in the case of renovations.
- the presence of the heel 407 of greater width allows for example, by an appropriate cutting of the profile, to insert between the front wall and this heel the edge, previously machined adequately, of a PVC plate intended to cover a wall wider than the normal frame, such as for example the base of a French window.
- Figure 12 illustrates a preferred variant of profile assembly.
- one or more washers 92 'of plastic material are used here, also inserted between the ribs, or between a rib and a wing of the profile, in the grooves formed between the rear face. of the front wall and the second tabs 91.
- the cutout 93 ′ corresponding to the hole 93 in the washer, which is housed on the sharp angle formed by the assembly at the profiles tab.
- these half-washers guarantee the co-flatness of the front walls of the assembled profiles, they also have the advantage of allowing assemblies with any angles.
- the half-washers can be glued, but preferably they are welded by ultrasound, on the rear face of the front walls as shown by the welding points 94.
- Such a method of fixing is particularly advantageous, because very fast, without risk of traces of glue, and without marks on the visible side of the profiles.
- the assembly can also be consolidated by whole washers 92, also fixed by ultrasonic welding, on the tongues 406, 506.
- the washers project beyond the rear of the profile, this however not bothersome insofar as the thickness of the washers 92 is less than the spacing between the profiles and the wood, that is to say the thickness of the polygonal part 71 of the studs 7.
- the invention is not limited to the examples described above. It can in particular be applied for the coating of other types of joinery, whether they are of wood, metal or plastic structure. Profiles of the type according to the invention can also be used for coating other structural elements in building joinery, in particular for verandas.
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FR9704729 | 1997-04-14 | ||
FR9704729A FR2762038B1 (en) | 1997-04-14 | 1997-04-14 | PROTECTION SYSTEM FOR STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS OF BUILDING JOINERY |
PCT/FR1998/000655 WO1998046849A1 (en) | 1997-04-14 | 1998-04-01 | Protective system for a building structural woodwork |
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