EP1022420A2 - Dispositif de montage d'un rail de guidage pour porte - Google Patents

Dispositif de montage d'un rail de guidage pour porte Download PDF

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EP1022420A2
EP1022420A2 EP00300424A EP00300424A EP1022420A2 EP 1022420 A2 EP1022420 A2 EP 1022420A2 EP 00300424 A EP00300424 A EP 00300424A EP 00300424 A EP00300424 A EP 00300424A EP 1022420 A2 EP1022420 A2 EP 1022420A2
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Kenneth Jacobs
Mark R. Flynn
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    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E05—LOCKS; KEYS; WINDOW OR DOOR FITTINGS; SAFES
    • E05D—HINGES OR SUSPENSION DEVICES FOR DOORS, WINDOWS OR WINGS
    • E05D15/00—Suspension arrangements for wings
    • E05D15/06—Suspension arrangements for wings for wings sliding horizontally more or less in their own plane
    • E05D15/0621—Details, e.g. suspension or supporting guides
    • E05D15/066—Details, e.g. suspension or supporting guides for wings supported at the bottom
    • E05D15/0691—Top guides
    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E05—LOCKS; KEYS; WINDOW OR DOOR FITTINGS; SAFES
    • E05Y—INDEXING SCHEME ASSOCIATED WITH SUBCLASSES E05D AND E05F, RELATING TO CONSTRUCTION ELEMENTS, ELECTRIC CONTROL, POWER SUPPLY, POWER SIGNAL OR TRANSMISSION, USER INTERFACES, MOUNTING OR COUPLING, DETAILS, ACCESSORIES, AUXILIARY OPERATIONS NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR, APPLICATION THEREOF
    • E05Y2900/00—Application of doors, windows, wings or fittings thereof
    • E05Y2900/10—Application of doors, windows, wings or fittings thereof for buildings or parts thereof
    • E05Y2900/13—Type of wing
    • E05Y2900/132—Doors

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  • the present invention relates to a track mounting device for mounting an upper door track to generally horizontal or sloped ceiling surfaces of varying heights.
  • Kits for sliding or folding doors usually include upper and lower tracks and a plurality of doors or door portions of a standard height.
  • the lower track is mounted to the floor and the upper track is mounted at a fixed height above the lower track corresponding to the standard door height.
  • the doors or door portions are slidingly or rollingly mounted between the upper and lower tracks for movement between open and closed positions.
  • the upper track often cannot be fixed directly to the ceiling at a desired location and still function to accommodate doors of standard height.
  • the device must be installed at a position on the sloped ceiling where the upper track will be positioned to accommodate the doors or door portions or else a door of non-standard height must be custom made. To overcome this problem, height reducing devices have been provided.
  • One such known height reducing device comprises a pair of brackets each with flat mounting surfaces, and a tubular metal pipe.
  • the brackets are mounted to opposing end portions of the pipe with both flat mounting surfaces extending perpendicularly to the longitudinal extent of the pipe.
  • the upper track is attached to the flat mounting surface of one of the brackets and the flat mounting surface of the other bracket is mounted to the ceiling. The distance at which the upper track is spaced below the ceiling is determined by cutting the pipe to a desired length.
  • the pipe can only be used when installing the track on a horizontal ceiling surface and cannot be used on a sloped ceiling surface. Specifically, the pipe will extend perpendicularly to the ceiling surface and the mounting surface with the upper track thereon will extend parallel to the sloped ceiling surface as a result of the flat mounting surface of the brackets being fixed generally perpendicularly to the longitudinal extent of the pipe.
  • This device comprises a pair of brackets with flat mounting surfaces.
  • the brackets are attached directly to one another with no intervening member therebetween, such as the rubular pipe of the previously described device.
  • the brackets can be secured to one another at a desired angle so that, when the upper track is installed to one bracket and the other bracket is installed to a sloped ceiling, the upper track will be fixed in a proper position to accommodate and guide the doors or door portions.
  • the problem with this type of device is that there is no way to alter the vertical position of the track with respect to the ceiling portion on which it is mounted.
  • one aspect of the present invention provides a track mounting device for mounting an upper track of a folding or sliding door assembly onto a generally horizontal or sloped downwardly facing ceiling surface, the door assembly comprising the upper track and at least one door panel having an upper guiding portion constructed and arranged to be mounted to the upper track.
  • the track mounting device comprises an elongated height reducing member having opposing end portions.
  • a first bracket has a track mounting portion on which the upper track can be fixedly mounted and first mounting structure constructed and arranged to enable the first bracket to be fixedly mounted to one of the opposing end portions of the height reducing member.
  • a second bracket has a ceiling mounting portion constructed and arranged to be fixedly mounted to the ceiling surface.
  • the second bracket also has second mounting structure constructed and arranged to enable the second bracket to be movably mounted to the other of the opposing end portions of the height reducing member so as to allow the second bracket to be moved relative to the height reducing member to selectively position the ceiling mounting portion at a selected angle with respect to a longitudinal extent of the height reducing member.
  • the second mounting structure is constructed and arranged to enable the second bracket to be fixed against further relative movement with respect to the height reducing member after selectively positioning the ceiling mounting portion at the selected angle so as to fix the ceiling mounting portion at the selected angle.
  • the height reducing member has a length selected such that, when the ceiling mounting portion of the second bracket is positioned at the selected angle and mounted to the ceiling surface and the upper track is mounted to the track mounting portion, the upper track is spaced below the ceiling surface at a height suitable to allow the upper and lower guide portions of the at least one door panel to be mounted to the upper and lower tracks, respectively, for guided opening and closing movements.
  • the device of the present invention can be used to install the upper track on a sloped ceiling surface and at a selected height below the ceiling surface suitable to accommodate one or more sliding or folding door portions.
  • the first and second brackets can be used together without the height reducing member by connecting the mounting structures thereof directly together.
  • the brackets may be substantially identical so that either one may serve as the first bracket with the track mounted thereto or the second bracket mountable to the ceiling. Making the brackets identical only requires one mold cavity and results in only one part having to be inventoried instead of two different parts, and hence reduces manufacturing costs in comparison to molding two different brackets.
  • a related aspect of the present invention relates to a method for mounting an upper crack of a folding or sliding door assembly to a sloped ceiling surface.
  • the method comprises providing a first bracket having a ceiling mounting portion constructed and arranged to be mounted to the sloped ceiling surface; providing a second bracket having a track mounting portion constructed and arranged to have the upper track mounted thereto; providing an elongated height reducing member having a pair of opposing end portions and a length extending along a longitudinal extent thereof; mounting the first bracket to the one opposing end portion of the height reducing member; mounting the second bracket to the other opposing end portion of the height reducing member with the ceiling mounting portion oriented at an angle selected such that when the second bracket is mounted to the sloped ceiling surface the track mounting portion of the second bracket is oriented generally horizontally; mounting the upper track to the track mounting portion of the first bracket; mounting the ceiling mounting portion of the second bracket to the sloped ceiling surface with the ceiling mounting portion oriented at the selected angle with respect to the longitudinal extent of the reducing member such that the track mounting portion of the
  • another aspect of the present invention provides a track mounting device for mounting an upper track of a folding or sliding door assembly to a sloped downwardly facing ceiling surface.
  • the door assembly comprises the upper track and at least one door panel having an upper guiding portion constructed and arranged to be mounted to the upper track.
  • the track mounting device comprises a first bracket having a track mounting portion on which the upper track can be fixedly mounted.
  • a second bracket has a ceiling mounting portion constructed and arranged to be fixedly mounted to the sloped ceiling surface.
  • the first and second brackets are constructed and arranged to be coupled to one another such that when the ceiling mounting portion of the second bracket is mounted to the sloped ceiling surface the first bracket can be moved relative to the second bracket until the track mounting portion of the first bracket is oriented generally horizontally at a position whereat the upper track when mounted to the track mounting portion can support the at least one door panel for guided opening and closing movements.
  • the first and second brackets are constructed and arranged such that when the first bracket is oriented generally horizontally as aforesaid the first and second brackets can be fixed against relative movement with respect to one another.
  • An orientation indicating device is constructed and arranged such that as the first bracket is being moved relative to the second bracket as aforesaid the indicating device indicates when the track mounting portion of the first bracket is oriented generally horizontally.
  • Figs. 1-6 show various views of a bracket, generally indicated at 10, which constitutes a component of the device of the present invention.
  • the bracket 10 is injection molded from plastic and has a generally triangular body 12.
  • the body 12 has an integrally molded fascia mounting flange 14 providing a fascia mounting surface 16 and an integrally molded ceiling or track mounting portion in the form of flange 18 with a ceiling or track mounting surface 20.
  • the flanges 14, 18 and the surfaces thereof 16, 20 are arranged generally perpendicularly to one another.
  • a set of generally triangular ribs 22 extend between the body 12 and the ceiling or track mounting flange 18 to provide increased structural strength.
  • the body 12 has three fastener receiving bares 24, 26, 28 formed therethrough and arranged along an imaginary line extending generally perpendicularly to the mounting surface 20 of flange 18.
  • Each of the bores 24, 26, 28 is countersunk on the side on which the fascia mounting flange 14 is located.
  • the bores 24, 26, 28 each receive a fastener in the form of a threaded screw (not shown).
  • the countersunk portions of each bore 24, 26, 28 allow the heads of the screws to be positioned flush with the surface of the body 12.
  • the body 12 defines an integrally molded angularly adjustable mounting structure, generally indicated at 30, opposite the ceiling or track mounting flange 18.
  • the mounting structure 30 protrudes outwardly from the side of body 12 opposite the fascia mounting flange 14 (Fig. 2).
  • the mounting structure 30 comprises an integrally molded central shaft portion 32 with bore 26 formed therethrough and a generally circular outer ring portion 34 with bore 24 formed therethrough. Bore 26 is formed at the general center of the mounting structure 30.
  • a generally circular recess 36 spaces the shaft portion 32 from the ring portion 34.
  • a generally circular groove 38 generally concentric with bore 26 is formed in the outer ring portion 34. As can be best appreciated from the cross-sectional views of Figs. 5 and 6, the sides of the groove 38 taper inwardly toward one another.
  • the mounting structure 30 also has a pair of arcuate flanges 40, 42.
  • the flanges 40, 42 extend generally radially outwardly front the structure 30 and are both generally concentric with the bore 26 and the groove 38.
  • Flange 42 can be seen from the side of the body with the fascia mounting flange 14 through an arcuate groove 44 formed through the body 12. This groove 44 is a result of the bracket 10 being injection molded and plays no functional role in the invention. The role of these flanges 40, 42 will become apparent later in the application.
  • Figs. 7 and 8 show how two of the above-described brackets 10 are used to install an upper track 46 of a sliding or folding door assembly to a generally downwardly facing sloped ceiling surface 48.
  • the term ceiling surface is intended to encompass both the interior surface which is visible to persons inside a room and the surfaces of structural beams which are usually concealed from persons inside the room.
  • the brackets 10 may be considered as first and second brackets with respective first and second mounting structures. These brackets 10, however, are substantially identical and can be used interchangeably for mounting the track or mounting to the ceiling.
  • the brackets 10 and the mounting structures 30 thereof will not be described as being “first” and “second” so as to avoid the impression that the disclosed brackets 10 differ in any significant way.
  • the principles of the present invention may practiced with first and second different brackets.
  • the upper track 46 is mounted to the ceiling or track mounting surface 20 of one of the brackets 10 by fasteners such as threaded screws (not shown).
  • the screws are inserted through the track wall from the interior thereof and threaded into the material of the ceiling or track mounting flange 18.
  • the two substantially identical brackets 10 are engaged with one another and a screw (not shown) is inserted through the bores 26 of both brackets 10 to pivotally connect them directly together.
  • a screw (not shown) is inserted through the bores 26 of both brackets 10 to pivotally connect them directly together.
  • the bore 24 of each bracket 10 will be radially aligned with the groove 38 of the other bracket 10. This radial alignment can be best appreciated from Fig. 8 wherein the groove 38 of the ceiling mounted bracket 10 as visible through the bore 24 of the track mounting bracket.
  • the ceiling or track mounting surface 20 of the other bracket 10 is engaged with the sloped ceiling surface 48.
  • Fasteners in the form of cavity a drywall fixings 50 are inserted through the notches 52, 54 formed through the ceiling or track mounting flange 18 and driven into the structure defining the sloped ceiling surface 48.
  • the bracket 10 with the track 46 mounted thereto can then be pivoted around the screw inserted through bores 26 until the track 46 is disposed in a proper operating position with the track interior opening downwardly towards the lower track.
  • the track mounting portion 18, in particular, the surface 20 thereof, of the lower bracket 10 is oriented generally horizontally and generally parallel to the floor surface on which the lower track is mounted.
  • Another screw (also not shown) can be inserted through bore 24 of one or both brackets 10 to fix the brackets 10 in this proper operating position so that the sliding doors or folding door portions of the door assembly can be slidably or rollingly mounted inside the upper and lower track interiors for movement between open and closed positions.
  • the groove 38 of the other bracket 10 provides an initial bite point for the screw.
  • the screw can then be tightened further and embedded into the plastic material of the ring portion 34.
  • the angle between the two brackets 10 may be fixed before mounting the brackets 10 to the ceiling surface 48.
  • the screws inserted through bores 26 may be considered to be a pivotal mounting structure and the screw or screws inserted through bore(s) 24 may be considered fixing structure.
  • the pivotal mounting structure pivotally mounts the brackets 10 for angular adjustment and the fixing structure fixes the brackets at a selected angle.
  • the screws inserted through bores 24 and 26, however, are not shown in the Figures to clearly illustrate the radial alignment between the bore 24 of the bracket 10 with the track 46 mounted thereto and the groove 38 of the bracket mounted to the ceiling surface 48.
  • each track mounting bracket 10 When positioned as shown, the fascia mounting surface 16 of each track mounting bracket 10 extends vertically and perpendicular to the ceiling or track mounting surface 20 thereof.
  • a fascia board (not shown) can then be engaged with the fascia mounting surfaces 16 and secured thereto.
  • headed fasteners such as headed screws (not shown) will be pre-mounted to the fascia board.
  • the fascia board is removably secured to the track mounting brackets 10 by sliding the shafts of the headed screws into the notches 56 on the fascia mounting flanges 14. The fascia board conceals the brackets 10 from view for an enhanced aesthetic appearance.
  • Fig. 9 and 10 show a height reducing member in the form of an elongated beam 58.
  • the beam 58 is extruded from plastic and has a pair of generally rectangular longitudinally extending walls 60, 62 and a hollow interior with two longitudinally extending interior ribs 64, 66 between the walls 60, 62 providing structural strength.
  • Each longitudinal side of the beam 58 has a pair of flanges 68, 70 projecting generally perpendicularly outwardly from the respective walls 60, 62.
  • Each flange 68, 70 cooperates with an associated wall 60, 62 to define a pair of longitudinally extending channels 72, 74 facing generally inwardly towards one another.
  • Each wall 60, 62 also has a groove 76 extending longitudinally along the center thereof. The sides of each groove 76 taper inwardly towards one another.
  • the beam 58 is substantially symmetrical with respect to a centerline taken parallel to the walls 60, 62.
  • Figs. 11 and 12 show the beam 58 being utilized in conjunction with two of the above-described brackets 10 to install the upper track 46 in a proper operating position spaced a predetermined distance below a substantially horizontal ceiling surface 78.
  • the distance at which the track 46 is spaced below the ceiling surface 78 corresponds to the height of the door or door portions which are to be slidingly or rollingly received within the track interior. This distance is determined by the length of the beam 58 which is preferably selected by cutting the beam 58 with a saw or the like.
  • each bracket 10 is mounted to the opposing end portions of the beam 58.
  • the flanges 40, 42 of each bracket 10 are slidably positioned inside the channels 72, 74 defined by the flanges 68, 70.
  • the center bore 26 of each bracket 10 is aligned with the beam groove 76 with the flanges 40, 42 being positioned inside the channels 72, 74.
  • Screws (not shown) are inserted into the center bores 26 and engaged with the groove 76. The screws are then tightened and embedded into the plastic of wall 60.
  • groove 76 provides an initial bite point for the screws.
  • the channels 72, 74 and the flanges 40, 42 cooperate to restrict relative movement of the bracket 10 with respect to the beam 58 to pivotal movement after the insertion and tightening of the screw in bore 26.
  • brackets 10 are then pivoted around the respective screws until the bores 24 and 28 of each are both radially aligned with the groove 76. Screws are then inserted into one or both of these bores 24, 28 on each bracket 10 and tightened until embedded in the material of wall 60. In this position, the ceiling or mounting surfaces 20 of each bracket 10 will be aligned generally perpendicularly with respect to longitudinal extent of the beam 58. The installer then engages the ceiling or track mounting surface 20 of the ceiling mounting bracket 10 opposite the track mounting bracket 10 with the horizontal ceiling surface 78 and secures the ceiling mounting bracket 10 thereto by cavity or drywall fixings 50. In this position, the upper track 46 is spaced a desired distance below the substantially horizontal ceiling surface 78 and ready to receive a sliding or folding door.
  • the longitudinal extent of the beam 58 extends generally vertically. As with the arrangement wherein the two brackets 10 are attached directly to one another, a plurality of these devices are used to install the upper track 46 and a fascia board may be attached to the fascia mounting flanges 14 of the track mounting brackets 10.
  • Figs. 13 and 14 show the device of the present invention installing the upper door track 46 onto a sloped ceiling surface 48.
  • the track mounting bracket 10 has the track 46 secured to the ceiling or track mounting surface thereof 20 and the beam 58 is cut to a desired length.
  • the installer secures the track mounting bracket 10 to one opposing end portion of the beam 58 in the manner described above with the ceiling or track mounting surface 20 thereof extending generally perpendicularly to the longitudinal extent of the beam 58.
  • the installer secures the ceiling mounting bracket 10 to the other opposing end portion of the beam 58 by positioning the flanges 40, 42 inside the channels 72, 74, inserting a screw (not shown) into center bore 26 and tightening the screw until embedded in the material of the wall 60.
  • the ceiling or track mounting surface 20 of the ceiling mounting bracket 10 is then engaged with the sloped ceiling surface 48 and the cavity or drywall fixings 50 are inserted through notches 52, 54 to secure the ceiling mounting bracket 10 to the sloped ceiling surface 48.
  • the installer then pivots the beam 58 about the screw of the ceiling mounting bracket 10 until the beam 58 extends vertically downwardly and the upper track 46 is in its proper operating position parallel to its lower track.
  • Another screw is then inserted into bore 24 of the ceiling mounting bracket 10 and tightened until embedded into the material of wall 62, thereby fixing the beam 50 and the ceiling mounting bracket 10 with respect to one another.
  • the installer can then slidably or rollingly mount the door of a sliding or folding door assembly inside the upper track 46.
  • the device of the present invention not only allows an installer to accommodate for either a sloped ceiling or ceilings of varying heights, it also allows the installer to accommodate for combinations of the two.
  • the brackets 10 do not have to be identical; however substantial identity is preferred so that only one mold is needed during manufacturing.
  • Another variation is to have apertures formed at predetermined increments around the outer ring portion 34 and to have an aperture or bore formed through or in the wall 60, 62 of the beam. A peg could be fixedly inserted into an aperture on the bracket and the aperture on the beam to fix the bracket at a desired angle.
  • this variation is not preferred because sloped ceilings come in such a wide variety of angles that the apertured arrangement may not adequately accommodate angles which would fall between the apertures.
  • Figure 15 shows a second embodiment incorporating another aspect of the invention.
  • the brackets 10' are identical to the brackets 10 discussed hereinabove and thus corresponding components have been marked with the same reference numbers with a being added to the components of the bracket 10' of Figure 15.
  • the brackets 10' of Figure 15 are couple directly together in the same manner as the brackets 10 and also may be used with height reducing member 58 in the same manner as the brackets 10.
  • the orientation indicating device 100 may be used in arrangements that are not designed to be used with the height reducing member 58.
  • the orientation indicating device 100 comprises a laterally extending pivot pin 102 integrally molded with the body 12' of the bracket 10' and a pointer member 104 pivotally mounted to the pivot pin 102.
  • the pin 102 illustrated is generally triangular in shape, but may also be cylindrical.
  • the pointer 104 has a pivot pin receiving aperture 106 that receives the pin 102.
  • the aperture 106 is defined by an arcuate surface and a pair of flat surfaces.
  • the pointer 104 also has an end opposite the aperture 106 that terminates at a point 108.
  • the device 100 has an alignment marking 110 provided on the track mounting portion 18' thereof.
  • the alignment marking 110 is a raised protrusion, but alternatively may be a groove or recess. Further, the alignment marking 110 may be a label or the like.
  • the lower bracket can be moved relative to the upper bracket until the track mounting portion 18' of the lower bracket 10' is oriented generally horizontally (or absolutely horizontally) at a position whereat the upper track 46 when mounted to the track mounting portion 18' can support one or more door panels (not shown) for guided opening and closing movements. More specifically, the internal surfaces of the track 46 that support the door panel(s) are oriented generally horizontally and parallel to the floor surface on which the lower track is mounted to ensure that the guided opening and closing movements are smooth.
  • the brackets 10' are constructed and arranged such that when the lower or track mounting bracket 10' is oriented generally horizontally as aforesaid the upper and lower brackets can be fixed against relative movement with respect to one another. More specifically, a screw can be inserted through each bore 24' and embedded into the material of the other bracket 10' (or the height reducing member 58 is being used) to fix the brackets 10' against such further relative movement.
  • the orientation indicating device 100 is constructed and arranged such that as the lower bracket 10' is being moved relative to the upper bracket 10', the indicating device 100 indicates when the track mounting portion 18' of the bracket 10' is oriented generally horizontally.
  • the indicating device 100 is constructed and arranged such that gravity acts on the pointer 104 to maintain the pointer 104 in a generally vertical orientation.
  • the end 108 of the pointer 104 is aligned with the alignment marking 110, thereby enabling the generally horizontal orientation of said track mounting portion 18' to be visually verified.
  • the pointer 104 basically pivots about the pin 102 as the lower bracket 10' is adjusted or moved until the pointer end 108 points to the marking 110.
  • the apex of the triangular pin 102 and the intersection between the flat surfaces partially defining the aperture 106 provide for such pivotal movement with minimal friction generated by surface to surface contact.
  • the pointer 104 is removably mounted on the pin 102 so that it can be removed therefrom after installation has been completed. Although it is contemplated that each bracket pair will have its own pointer 104, the same pointer 104 may be used with a plurality of bracket pairs. Alternatively, the pointer 104 may mounted on the pin 102 by staking or deforming the end of the pin 102 or the like to prevent the pointer 104 from being removed from the pin 102.

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FR837819A (fr) * 1938-05-11 1939-02-21 Huguet Et Tournemine Dispositif de guidage pour portes de grands hangars
US2649612A (en) * 1949-09-08 1953-08-25 Stanley Works Track and bracket
FR2681361A1 (fr) * 1991-09-12 1993-03-19 Pericard Jean Michel Systeme de fixation murale reglable d'un rail pour porte de placard et de son habillage standard rapporte.
WO1998029629A2 (fr) * 1996-12-27 1998-07-09 Geze Gmbh Installation de porte coulissante

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Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
FR837819A (fr) * 1938-05-11 1939-02-21 Huguet Et Tournemine Dispositif de guidage pour portes de grands hangars
US2649612A (en) * 1949-09-08 1953-08-25 Stanley Works Track and bracket
FR2681361A1 (fr) * 1991-09-12 1993-03-19 Pericard Jean Michel Systeme de fixation murale reglable d'un rail pour porte de placard et de son habillage standard rapporte.
WO1998029629A2 (fr) * 1996-12-27 1998-07-09 Geze Gmbh Installation de porte coulissante

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