EP2284335A2 - Bearing and rosette assembly forming part of a handle escutcheon fitting - Google Patents

Abstract

The assembly has two bearing-rosette units (5, 6) assigned at two sides, recessed in a recess (7) and connected with each other by connecting elements (12, 23, 24). The bearing-rosette units are in contact with an outer surface of a window- or door element (1). A flange (15) is formed by a diaphragm (14) and held on a base part (10) by a sleeve part (22) i.e. guide sleeve. The flange is screwed by utilizing an external thread (21) or internal thread (20) with a corresponding mating-thread of the base part. The sleeve part includes an outwardly projecting edge. An independent claim is also included for a rosette arrangement for covering a key hole or lock cylinder as a part of a handle set for a lock that is recessed in a window- or door element.

Description

The present invention relates to a bearing assembly according to the preamble of claim 1 and a rosette assembly according to the preamble of claim 2.

State of the art

Door handles for window or door elements are also used as design elements. A trend to avoid edges and corners is to insert the rosettes of the handle set, which cover the bearings of the handles, in the window or door element. The same applies to rosettes that cover only the castle opening.

Such a bearing assembly for a handle set is from the DE 20 2007 006 438 U1 known. The peculiarity of this handle bearing is that the rosette covering the bearing of the pusher is flush-mounted in the door leaf. The rosette consists of a rosette base and a cover rosette, the cover rosette is bayonet-like connected to the rosette base. Between the Ftosettenunterteil and the Deckrosette acting in the axial direction of the pusher neck spring element is provided, which is supported on the one hand on the rosette base and on the other hand on the deck rosette.

In the known flush rosettes, these are based on the two sides of the lock case by means of threaded sleeves. So that the rosettes are flush with the surface of the window or Totelements complete, is next to the exact cutout of the hole for receiving the rosette, also a exact alignment of the lock case required. These requirements bring a considerable amount of work.

The above embodiments relate not only to the bearing rosettes of a bearing assembly for a handle set for operating a recessed in a window or door element lock, but also lock-rosette units of a rosette assembly for covering the keyhole or for covering the lock cylinder. Here, the respective rosette units, that means both the bearing rosette units and the lock rosette units, designed as separate components.

task

The present invention has for its object to provide a bearing assembly for a handle assembly and a rosette assembly in which a flush with the surface of a window or door element flush or almost flush aligned rosette can be mounted in a simple manner.

Invention and advantageous effects

The object is achieved by a bearing arrangement according to claim 1, a rosette arrangement according to claim 2.

The bearing assembly according to the invention can be used in conjunction with a handle set for opening and closing both a window and a door element. It comprises a first bearing rosette unit associated with one side of the window or door element and a second bearing rosette unit located on the other side of the window or door element. A rosette or both rosettes are embedded in a recess of the window or gate element so that they are flush or approximate flush with the outer surface of the element. The two rosette units are interconnected by means of connecting elements. Each flush or almost flush-mounted rosette unit is so embedded in the respective recess and connected to each other by means of these fasteners and held that they are supported on the door leaf or the window element. This means that the rosette unit does not rest on the lock case, but remains between the bottom of the rosette unit and the lock box material of the window frame or the door leaf. The thickness of the rosette unit, the depth of the cutout, the strength of the window frame or the door leaf are so matched, taking into account the lock case used, that the bottom of the cutout is formed by the material of the window or door element. Thus, the cutout does not reach the lock case. The rosette unit, which is inserted into the cutout so that it is flush with the top of the window or door element, thereby supported on the bottom surface of the cutout, which can be performed very precisely with the help of a suitable drilling unit. As a result, the orientation of the rosette unit is not dependent on an exact installation and an exact orientation of the lock case on which flush-mounted rosette units are supported according to the prior art and thus orientate. This applies both to the bearing rosette units of the bearing assembly for the door handle and the lock rosette units for the rosette assembly for covering the keyhole in a box lock or for covering the lock cylinder in a profile cylinder lock.

With a door leaf thickness of 38 mm and a thickness of the used lock box of about 14 mm and a thickness of the used rosette unit of 7 mm, a cutout for receiving the rosette unit of at least 7 mm, so that in each case between the two rosette units and the lock case material of the door leaf remains in a thickness of 5 mm. If the door leaf has sufficient strength, a deeper cut-out can also be made be formed to receive the rosette unit. However, it must always be ensured that the cutout does not reach all the way to the lock case.

In order to connect the two rosette units with one another via the connecting elements, the first rosette unit should have a base part on which the connecting elements are arranged. These fasteners, which may be located on the back of the base, lie in the installed state of the rosette unit to the bottom surface of the cutout and thus be based on the door leaf or the window element.

Preferably, these screw connections are formed by blind hole thread into which screws screw, which are connected at its other end to the second rosette unit on the opposite side of the window or door element. These blind hole threads can be embodied in cylindrical projections on the base part.

The flush insertion of a rosette unit in a window or door element requires an exact cutout in the element, which means not only in terms of depth and thus the position of the bottom surface of the cutout, but also with respect to the edge of the cutout, which is flush sunken rosette unit is visible. Therefore, in some cases, also depending on the material of the outer layer of the window or door element, it may be advantageous to provide at least one rosette unit on its outer side with a peripheral flange projecting beyond the outer circumference of the base part, which then abuts the outer surface of the window or door element applies. This flange covers the edge of the cutout, for this it is sufficient that the flange protrudes only slightly beyond the outside of the base part, for example 1 to 2 mm. In order to give a viewer the impression of a flush or almost flush installation of the rosette unit, the flange should have a thickness which is a maximum of 1 mm. In order to promote the illusion of a flush installation, the outer, outer peripheral edge of the rosette unit or its flange should be rounded.

When using a rosette unit with such a circumferential flange is an exact alignment of the rosette unit by the investment of this flange at the peripheral edge of the cutout. In such a case, the cutout should have such a depth that the rosette unit does not come with its bottom at the bottom of the cutout directly to the plant. As far as the bearing assembly for the door or window handle is concerned, the first bearing rosette unit, as described, can be designed as a one-piece component. But it is also possible to form the flange through a diaphragm, which is then held for example on the base part of the bearing assembly by a sleeve member. This sleeve part is provided with an external thread or internal thread and is screwed to a corresponding mating thread of the base part of the bearing rosette unit. The sleeve part of the second bearing rosette unit can be performed simultaneously as a guide bush for the handle.

An exact adaptation of the rosette unit and the cutout ensures that the underside of the rosette unit rests on the bottom surface of the recess.

In principle, the second rosette unit can correspond in its construction to the first rosette unit, so that the above-described embodiments of the first rosette unit can be transferred to the design of the second rosette unit in an analogous manner. The same applies in the reverse manner.

The second rosette unit has in each case connecting elements which correspond in the mounting position with the connecting elements of the first rosette unit, for example, the threaded sleeves described above. The second bearing rosette unit preferably has a base body which is pot-shaped. This cup-shaped base body is dimensioned so that its edge terminates with the outer surface of the window or gate element. In the bottom surface of this cup-shaped body there are recesses or openings which correspond with the fastening parts of the other rosette unit and through which the necessary screw elements or screw connections of this rosette unit are passed. The interior of the pot-like body offers sufficient space to accommodate these fasteners and position them so that they are easily accessible for handling.

These second rosette unit as well as this rosette unit associated with the recess of a window or door element are dimensioned such that the underside of the rosette unit rests on the bottom surface of the recess.

While the one rosette unit, which is referred to above as the first rosette unit, only on its back must have connecting elements, that is, which need not be accessible from the outside, so that the outside of this first rosette unit may have a smooth surface, the other second rosette unit be designed so that it is connectable by means of the connecting elements with the other rosette unit. Such fasteners must on the one hand be attached to the second rosette unit, but on the other hand should not be visible after the final assembly of this second rosette unit. To achieve this, in a preferred embodiment, the second rosette unit is provided with a tubular extension which has an internal thread or an external thread. At this internal thread or external thread then a separate sleeve part is screwed with a corresponding external thread or internal thread.

With this sleeve part thus the inner region of the base part of the rosette unit can be covered.

The sleeve part can simultaneously form a guide bush for a handle. Finally, the sleeve part can serve to hold a panel covering the base part. For this purpose, a sleeve part is used which has an outwardly projecting edge which engages over a diaphragm and thus fixes the diaphragm to the base part.

The panel can rest against the edge of the pot-like basic body and can be flush with the outside of the window or door element.

In conjunction with the sleeve member to hold the panel to the base member, the panel may be sized to abut the outside of the window or door member in the region of the edge of the recess.

The aperture should have a maximum thickness of 1 mm. For an optical adjustment, the edge may be rounded or flattened, so that this panel protrudes only slightly over the outer surface of the window or door element, at least in the edge region.

If only one embedded in the window or door element rosette unit is required, this is preferably arranged on the folded side of the window or door element.

As far as the rosette arrangement is concerned, the corresponding flange may be formed by a screen which is held on the base part.

Furthermore, in the rosette arrangement of the main body of the second lock-rosette unit have at least one bore into which a corresponding pin on the underside of a panel, which covers the body, uses. This panel can hang up on the peripheral edge of the body. Furthermore, the diaphragm can be designed so that it rests against the outside of the window or door element in the region of the edge of the recess.

As previously mentioned, the thickness of the panel should not exceed 1 mm.

In a particularly preferred embodiment of the rosette arrangement, the connecting element is formed by a connecting screw which has two flange parts which rest against the top and bottom of the bottom surface of the base body such that the base body is guided during rotation of the connecting screw and correspondingly in the axial direction of the connecting screw is moved. With this measure, the position of the body can be precisely aligned, in particular with respect to the depth at which the body is inserted into a corresponding bore of the door panel. If the panel which covers the base body, touches directly on the edge of the base body and the diameter is dimensioned so that it does not project beyond the outer periphery of the body, can be aligned over the defined depth of the base body, the panel flush with the top of the door panel become. Such an arrangement is possible not only in the rosette arrangement, but also for the aperture of the bearing assembly or the Lager-Roaetteneinheiten.

It should be noted that both in the above description and in the following description of the embodiments, when components are described, which are identical or comparable between the bearing assembly for the door handle with the lock rosette units and the rosette assembly with the lock rosette units , the embodiments of the one type can be transferred to the other design analog or applied to this, without this being expressly mentioned. For this reason, the components of the rosette assembly, which are comparable to the components of the bearing assembly for the door handle, the same reference numerals as for the door handle bearing assembly, increased by 100, used.

embodiments

Other objects, features and advantageous applications of the present invention will be explained with reference to the following description of exemplary embodiments with reference to the drawings. In this case, all literally described and / or illustrated features in their meaningful combination form the subject matter of the present invention, also independent of the patent claims and their back references.

Figur 1

einen Schnitt durch eine Tür im Bereich des Schlosses mit den beiden Lager-Rosetteneinheiten gemäß der Erfindung,

Figur 2

die beiden Rosetteneinheiten nach Figur 1 im Schnitt in einer Explosi- onsdarstellung,

Figur 3

eine Ansicht auf die erste Lager-Rosetteneinheit der Figur 2 aus Rich- tung des Sichtpfeils III in Figur 2,

Figur 4

eine Ansicht auf die zweite Lager-Rosetteneinheit der Figur 2 aus Richtung des Sichtpfells IV in Figur 2,

Figur 5

eine Ansicht auf das Hülsenteil der zweiten Lager-Rosetteneinheit der Figur 2 aus Richtung des Sichtpfeils V in Figur 2,

Figur 6

einen Schnitt durch eine Tür im Bereich des Schlosses mit den beiden Schloss-Rosetteneinheften gemäß der Erfindung,

Figur 7

eine Draufsicht auf die Blende der Figur 6 aus Richtung des Sicht- pfeils VII in Figur 6,

Figur 8

einen Schnitt vergleichbar mit demjenigen der Figur 6 einer Ausfüh- rungsform, bei der die Halterung der Blende an dem Grundkörper ge- ändert ist,

Figur 9

eine Draufsicht auf die Blende der Figur 8 aus Richtung des Sicht- pfeils IX in Figur 8,

Figur 10

eine perspektivische Ansicht auf die Unterseite eines Grundkörpers, wie er auch in der Ausführungsform der Figur 8 eingesetzt ist,

Figur 11

eine Draufsicht auf die Außenfläche des Grundkörpers der Figur 10,

Figur 12

eine Draufsicht auf die Innenseite des Grundkörpers der Figur 10,

Figur 13

einen Schnitt entlang der Schnittlinie A-A in Figur 12,

Figur 14

einen Schnitt entlang der Schnittlinie B-B in Figur 12,

Figur 15

einen Schnitt entlang der Schnittlinie C-C in Figur 12,

Figur 16

einen Schnitt vergleichbar mit demjenigen der Figur 6, allerdings mit einer quadratischen Blende, die für ein Kastenschloss vorgesehen ist,

Figur 17

eine Draufsicht auf die Blende der Figur 16 aus Richtung des Sicht- pfeils XVII in Figur 16,

Figur 18

eine Draufsicht auf ein Basisteil, wie es in einer vergleichbaren Form in den verschiedenen Ausführungsformen eingesetzt ist,

Figur 19

einen Schnitt entlang der Schnittlinie A-A in Figur 18, und

Figur 20

eine Draufsicht auf das Basisteil der Figur 19 aus Richtung des Sicht- pfeils XX in Figur 19.

In the drawing shows

FIG. 1

a section through a door in the region of the lock with the two bearing rosette units according to the invention,

FIG. 2

the two rosette units after FIG. 1 on average in an exploded view,

FIG. 3

a view of the first bearing rosette unit of FIG. 2 from the direction of the viewing arrow III in FIG. 2 .

FIG. 4

a view of the second bearing rosette unit of FIG. 2 from the direction of the visual field IV in FIG. 2 .

FIG. 5

a view of the sleeve part of the second bearing rosette unit of FIG. 2 from the direction of the visual arrow V in FIG. 2 .

FIG. 6

a section through a door in the region of the lock with the two lock rosette Einheften according to the invention,

FIG. 7

a plan view of the aperture of the FIG. 6 from the direction of the sighting arrow VII in FIG. 6 .

FIG. 8

a cut comparable to that of the FIG. 6 an embodiment in which the mounting of the diaphragm on the base body is changed,

FIG. 9

a plan view of the aperture of the FIG. 8 from the direction of the sighting arrow IX in FIG. 8 .

FIG. 10

a perspective view of the underside of a base body, as in the embodiment of the FIG. 8 is used,

FIG. 11

a plan view of the outer surface of the main body of FIG. 10 .

FIG. 12

a plan view of the inside of the body of the FIG. 10 .

FIG. 13

a section along the section line AA in FIG. 12 .

FIG. 14

a section along the section line BB in FIG. 12 .

FIG. 15

a section along the section line CC in FIG. 12 .

FIG. 16

a cut comparable to that of the FIG. 6 , but with a square bezel intended for a box lock,

FIG. 17

a plan view of the aperture of the FIG. 16 from the direction of the arrow XVII in FIG. 16 .

FIG. 18

a plan view of a base part, as it is used in a comparable form in the various embodiments,

FIG. 19

a section along the section line AA in FIG. 18 , and

FIG. 20

a plan view of the base part of FIG. 19 from the direction of the arrow XX in FIG. 19 ,

The schematic sectional view of FIG. 1 shows a door leaf 1, in which a lock case 2 is inserted.

The lock case 2 has a square opening 3 for receiving a spike of a handle set, not shown. The axis of the opening 3 and the axis of the handle set is indicated by a dash-dot line 4.

The bearing arrangement for the handle set comprises a first rosette unit 5 and a second rosette unit 6. The two rosette units 5, 6 are each embedded in a recess 7 of the door leaf 1.

The thickness of the respective rosette unit 5, 6 and thus the depth of the recess 7 is such that a sufficient material layer 9 of the door panel 1 remains between the bottom surface 8 of the respective recess 7 and the lock case 2.

The first rosette unit 5 is designed as a so-called finished part and comprises a base part 10, which in a detailed representation in section in FIG. 2 you can see. A view of the back of this base part 10 from the perspective of the sight arrow III in FIG. 2 is in FIG. 3 shown.

The second rosette unit 6 on the opposite side, in contrast to the rosette unit 5, designed as a mounting part, that means this rosette unit 6 comprises means for connecting the two rosette units 5, 6 together and thereby fix in the respective recesses 7.

It should be noted that both rosette units 5, 6 can be made as finished parts or as mounting parts and that individual features of a rosette unit can also be applied to the other rosette unit.

The base part 10 of the first rosette unit 5 comprises a central opening 11, which serves as a bearing for the handle set. While the base part 10 of the schematic representation of FIG. 1 is shown as a cup-like unit, the base part 10 shown in detail as shown in FIG FIG. 4 shows, designed as a solid component. The base part 10 of FIG. 1 , as well as that of the FIG. 2 , Has two connecting elements, which are formed as a blind hole thread 12, consequently as an internal thread. These fasteners protrude as cylindrical projections 13 from the rear of the base member 10 and are positioned diametrically opposite one another, as shown in FIG FIG. 3 can be seen.

The first rosette unit 5 is covered with a diaphragm 14, which is dimensioned in its diameter such that it is larger than the diameter of the recess 7. As a result, with the edge 15 of this panel 14, the edge of the recess 7 is slightly covered, as shown in FIG FIG. 1 you can see.

The panel 15 may be formed as a thin plate and is then placed on the base member 10 and secured by suitable means, for example as described below with reference to the second rosette unit 6. The edge 15 of the panel 14 may also be integrated into the base part 10, as shown in FIG FIG. 2 is shown. Accordingly, this edge 15 of the base part 10 is in FIG. 2 also designated by the reference numeral 15.

If the rosette unit 5 is designed without the diaphragm 14 or the edge 15, the recess 7 and the thickness of the base part 10, that is to say the thickness of the base part 10 in the direction of the axis 4, are adapted so that when the base part 10 rests on the bottom surface 8 of the recess 7, approximately flush with the outer surface of the door panel 1 closes.

The panel 14 or the integrated into the base member 10 edge 15 should be as thin as possible, preferably thinner than 1 mm, so that the edge 15 practically does not project beyond the outer surface of the door panel 1, so that the rosette unit 5 gives the impression that they are in the door leaf 1 is flush with the surface.

The second rosette unit 6 has a base body 16, which is pot-shaped, with a bottom surface 17 and a peripheral edge 18. This second rosette unit 6 is embedded in the recess 7 so that it rests on the bottom surface 8 of the recess 7 and on the other hand, the peripheral edge 18 flush with the outside of the door panel 1 completes.

Furthermore, the second rosette unit 6 comprises a tubular extension 19, which projects centrally from the bottom surface 17 of the main body 16 to the axis 4. This tubular extension 19 has an internal thread 20 into which an external thread 21 of a sleeve part 22 screws. This sleeve part 22, which is also in FIG. 2 and in a plan view also in FIG. 5 can be seen at the same time serves as a bearing part for the handle set.

In the bottom surface 17 of the base body 16 two openings 23 are formed on opposite sides, in each of which a connecting screw 24 is inserted, which rests with its screw head against the bottom surface 17. The two connecting screws 24 pass through the material layers 9 of the door leaf 1 and the lock case 2 and are screwed into the blind hole thread 12 of the base part 10 of the opposite first rosette unit 5. By these two connecting screws 24, the first rosette unit 5 and the second rosette unit 6 are braced against each other, preferably so that they rest against the material layers 9, which define the bottom surface of the respective recess 7.

It can be seen that the interior of the pot-like base body 16 of the second rosette unit 6 between the peripheral edge 18 and the tubular extension 19 must be accessible in order to screw the connecting screws 24 in the opposite base part 10 of the first rosette unit 5 can. To cover the pot-like base body 16, a plate-shaped aperture 25 is placed on the edge of the extension 19 and the peripheral edge 18. The diaphragm 25 has a central opening through which the sleeve part 22 passes. When the sleeve part 22 is screwed into the tubular extension 19, the diaphragm 25 is clamped with a peripheral edge 26 at the end of the sleeve part 22 against the base body 16. The panel 25 may have a diameter which is greater than the diameter of the base body 16, so that the edge of the panel 25 hangs on the outside of the door panel 1. If the aperture 25 has a diameter which corresponds to the diameter of the main body 16 or is adapted to the diameter of the recess 7, the aperture 25 can be aligned flush with the outside of the door panel 1. For this purpose, the thickness of the base body 16 and the depth of the recess 7 is adapted. In this case, the bottom surface 17 abuts against the bottom surface 8 of the recess 7.

For ease of use, the sleeve part 22 is provided at the edge 26 with two grooves 27 in order to be able to apply a correspondingly configured auxiliary tool in these grooves 27.

In FIG. 1 the door rebate 28 is indicated to show that the first rosette unit 5, which is designed as a finished part, is preferably arranged on that side of a door element on which the door rebate 28 is located.

While above based on the FIGS. 1 to 7 a bearing assembly has been described for a handle assembly for supporting the handles, which included the bearing rosettes 5, 6, embodiments are described below, which relate to rosette arrangements for covering the keyhole, if the lock used is a so-called box lock, or for covering the lock cylinder when the lock used is a so-called profile cylinder lock.

In principle, these rosette arrangements with the lock rosette units have a construction comparable to the bearing arrangements which have the bearing rosette units.

In the FIGS. 6 and 7 a first embodiment of such a rosette arrangement is shown. This rosette arrangement is provided for a profile cylinder lock and inserted into a door leaf 1 and comprises on one side of the door panel 1 a first lock rosette unit 105 and on the other side of the door panel 1, a second lock rosette unit 106th

The first lock and rosette unit 105 has a base part 110, which is flush-mounted in a recess 107 of the door leaf 1 such that the edge of this base part 110 is flush with the outer surface of the door leaf 1.

The edge of the door leaf in the region of the recess 107 and the base part 110 are covered by the edge 115 of an aperture 114.

The base part 110 has two cylindrical projections 113, of which in FIG. 6 only one is visible. These cylindrical projections 113 each have a blind hole thread 112.

The second lock rosette unit 106 is composed of two parts, namely a base body 116 and a diaphragm 125, which in the assembled state

Base body 116 covers, in a manner as well as the aperture 114, the base portion 110 of the first lock rosette unit 105 covers.

The main body 116 is provided with two bores 129 whose axes are perpendicular to the surface of the door leaf 1. Between the holes 129 is located in the base body 116 a pot-shaped recess 130th

The aperture 125 has on its underside two pins 131 which are positioned on the aperture 125 so that they correspond to the two holes 129 toward the base body 116. Each pin 131 has in the region of its end an O-ring 132, which causes the pins 131, when the aperture 125 is fitted onto the base body 116, are held in the bores 129.

By the two pins 131, after the base body 116 is mounted, the aperture 125, also referred to as cover rosette, are aligned with the surface of the door panel 1, in particular when the panel has a non-circular shape. The possibility of such an orientation can also be improved by the fact that around the circumference of the aperture 125 evenly distributed three of these pins 131 are provided with the associated holes 129 in the base body 116.

As based on the FIG. 7 can be seen, in the aperture 125 a keyhole-like opening 133 is present, which corresponds in its contour to be inserted into the lock profile cylinder, which is not shown. Based on FIG. 6 It can be seen that the two pins 131 lie on the longitudinal axis 134 of this opening 133.

In the bottom surface 117 of the base body 116 there are two openings 123 through which a connecting screw 124 is guided in each case, which is in each case screwed into the blind hole thread 112 of the cylindrical projection 113. With these two connecting screws 124, the two lock rosette units 105 and 106 can be braced against each other.

An essential feature of this rosette arrangement with the two rosette units 105 and 106 is the fact that the base part 110 of the first lock rosette unit 105 and the base body 116 of the second lock and rosette unit 106 rest with their bottom in the associated recess of the door leaf 1 , This is also the case if the two diaphragms 114 and 125 have a diameter or an outer dimension which corresponds to the respective diameter or the respective outer dimension of the base part 110 or of the base body 116.

In order additionally to be able to adjust the depth with which, for example, the main body 116 of the second lock rosette insert 106 draws into the recess, a stop, for example a snap ring 135, can be plugged onto the connecting screws 124. The snap ring 135 is positioned on the connecting screw 124 such that it bears directly against the underside of the bottom surface 117 of the main body 116. By this construction, the bottom surface 117 of the base body 116 is entrained and displaced during rotation of the connecting screw 124 in both directions of rotation. In addition, it is ensured by this clamping plate 135 that the base body 116 after its final assembly can not move further in one or the other direction, since the position of the base body 116 is fixed by fixing the bottom surface 117 between the screw head 136 and the snap ring 135 ,

The embodiment of the rosette arrangement as shown in the FIGS. 8 and 9 is different from that embodiment of the FIGS. 6 and 7 through the aperture 125, which covers the base body 116. The pins 131 have a substantially larger diameter than that of the previously described embodiment, which is about 8 mm. In contrast, the pegs 131, as in FIG. 6 can be seen, a diameter of about 4 mm. In addition, the position of the axis 134 of the opening 133 for the lock cylinder is rotated by 90 °, so that these pins coincide with the transverse axis 137 of the opening 133. Also the pin 131 in FIG. 8 are provided with an O-ring 132. In addition, the cylindrical projection 113 of the base part 110 has a length that extends to the bottom surface 117 of the base body 116, so that the end face of this projection 113 forms a stop for the base body 116 when it is inserted into the recess of the door leaf. Due to this dimensioning of the cylindrical projection 113, the snap ring 135, as shown in FIG FIG. 6 shown, unfold.

The main body 116 of this embodiment of the FIG. 6 is in different views and sectional views in the FIGS. 10 to 15 shown, so that with reference to these figures, the further details of the structure of this body 116 can be seen.

Based on FIGS. 10, 11 and 12 It will be understood that the holes 129 which receive the pins 131 are circumferentially offset by an angle 138 of about 35 ° to 40 ° with respect to the openings 123 through which the connecting screws 124 are passed. In addition, in the FIGS. 10 and 12 the peripheral edge 126 can be seen, which is interrupted only at the level of the two openings 123.

The diaphragms 114, 125 have a thickness of about 1 mm. In contrast, the thickness of the bottom surface 117, the in FIG. 14 designated by the reference numeral 139, about 2 mm. The height of the peripheral edge 126, including the thickness of the bottom surface 117, is about 10 mm.

In the FIGS. 16 and 17 is shown in section and in plan view a lock-rosette unit, as shown by the aperture 125 in FIG. 17 can be seen, is provided for a box lock. In addition, in FIG. 17 to recognize that the aperture 125 may also have a square or rectangular outer contour. Otherwise, this embodiment is comparable in construction with that in the FIGS. 6 and 7 is shown. It is on it to point out that this embodiment also has the snap ring 135, which forms, inter alia, a depth stop for the base body 116.

Finally, the show FIGS. 18 to 20 a base part 110, as for example in FIG. 6 is inserted, however, in the embodiment of these figures, a diaphragm 125 is provided on the base part 110, which has a rectangular outer contour. This base part 110 is otherwise comparable to the base parts 110 as shown in FIGS FIGS. 6 and 16 are shown.

It should be noted that a stop formed by the snap ring 135, as described with reference to the lock rosette units 105, 106, also in the bearing assembly for the door handle of FIG. 1 can be used on the connecting screws 24.

LIST OF REFERENCE NUMBERS

1

door leaf

2

lock case

3

Square opening

4

dot-dash line / axis

5; 105

first rosette unit

6; 106

second rosette unit

7; 107

recess

8th

floor area

9

material layer

10; 110

base

11

central opening

12; 112

Blind hole

13; 113

cylindrical projection

14; 114

cover

15; 115

edge

16; 116

body

17; 117

floor area

18

surrounding border

19

tubular extension

20

inner thread

21

external thread

22

sleeve part

23; 123

openings

24; 124

connecting screw

25; 125

cover

26; 126

surrounding border

27

groove

28

door rebate

129

drilling

130

cup-shaped recess

131

spigot

132

O-ring

133

opening

134

longitudinal axis

135

snap ring

136

screw head

137

transverse axis

138

angle

139

Thickness of 117

Claims (25)

Bearing arrangement for a handle set for actuating a in a window or door element (1) recessed lock, wherein the handle set comprises a first bearing rosette unit (5) and a second bearing rosette unit (6), the first bearing rosette unit (5) of one side and the second bearing rosette unit (6) is associated with the other side of the window or door element (1) and the one and / or the other bearing rosette unit (5, 6) in a recess (7) of the window or Door element is inserted so that it is flush or approximately flush with the outer surface of the element (1), and with connecting elements (12, 23, 24), which connect these first and second bearing rosette unit (5, 6), characterized in that the bearing rosette units (5, 6) are embedded in the respective recess (7) and are connected and held together by means of the connecting elements (12, 23, 24) in such a way that they engage on the door leaf (7). 1) or support the window element. Rosette assembly for covering the keyhole or covering the lock cylinder as part of a latch assembly for a lock recessed in a window or door member (1), the rosette assembly comprising a first slat rosette unit (105) and a second lock rosette unit (106), the first lock rosette unit (105) of one side and the second lock rosette unit (106) is associated with the other side of the window or door element (1) and the one and / or the other lock rosette unit (105, 106) in a recess (7) of the window or gate element is embedded in such a way that it is flush or approximately flush with the outer surface of the element (1) and with connecting elements (112, 123, 124) comprising these first and second lock rosette units ( 105, 106), characterized in that the lock rosette units (105, 106) are embedded in the respective recess (7) and are connected and held together by means of the connecting elements (112, 123, 124) so as to be supported on the door leaf (1) or the window element , Arrangement according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the first rosette unit (5; 105) has a base part (10; 110) on which the connecting elements (12; 112) are arranged. Arrangement according to claim 3, characterized in that the connecting elements (12; 112) are arranged on the rear side of the base part (10; 110). Arrangement according to claim 4, characterized in that the connecting elements of the first rosette unit (5; 105) are formed by blind hole threads (12; 112). Arrangement according to claim 5, characterized in that the blind hole threads (12; 112) are formed by cylindrical projections (13; 113). Arrangement according to one of claims 3 to 6, characterized in that the first rosette unit (5; 105) has on its outer side a circumferential flange (15; 115) projecting beyond the outer circumference of the base part (10; Outside surface of the window or door element (1) applies. Arrangement according to one of claims 1 to 7, characterized in that the first rosette unit (5; 105) and one of these rosette unit associated recess (7; 107) of a window or door element (1) are dimensioned such that the underside of the rosette unit ( 5, 105) the bottom surface (8; 108) of the recess (7; 107) rests. Arrangement according to one of claims 1 to 8, characterized in that the second rosette unit (6; 106) has a base body (16; 118), which is pot-shaped, wherein the edge (18; 118) of the base body (16; 116) with the outer surface of the window or door element (1) closes. Arrangement according to claim 9, characterized in that the second rosette unit (6, 106) and a recess (7, 107) of a window or door element (1) assigned to this rosette unit (6, 106) are dimensioned such that the underside of the rosette unit (6; 106) rests on the bottom surface (8; 108) of the recess (7; 107). Arrangement according to claim 9 or 10, characterized in that in the bottom surface (17; 117) of the base body (16; 116) openings (23; 123) are provided, in which the connecting elements (24; 124) are accommodated. Arrangement according to claim 3 and claim 11, characterized in that the openings (23; 123) of the base body (16; 116) of the second rosette unit (6; 106) in their position and orientation to the screw connections (12; 112) of the first rosette unit (5; 105) correspond. Bearing assembly according to claim 1 in conjunction with claim 7, characterized in that the flange (15) by a diaphragm (14) which is held on the base part (10) by a sleeve member which by means of external thread or internal thread with a corresponding mating thread the base part (10) is screwed, and that the sleeve part forms a guide bush for a handle. Bearing arrangement according to claim 1, characterized in that the second bearing rosette unit (6) has a tubular extension (19) with an internal thread (20) or external thread on which a sleeve part (22) with a corresponding external thread (21) or screwed internal thread is. Bearing arrangement according to claim 14, characterized in that the sleeve part (22) forms a guide bush for a handle. Bearing arrangement according to claim 14 or 15, characterized in that the sleeve part (22) has an outwardly projecting edge (26), with which a diaphragm (25) is held. Bearing arrangement according to claim 16, characterized in that the diaphragm (25) to the edge (18) of the cup-shaped base body (16) applies. Bearing arrangement according to claim 16 or 17, characterized in that the diaphragm (25) on the outside of the window or door element (1) in the region of the edge of the recess (7) applies. Bearing arrangement according to one of claims 16 to 18, characterized in that the diaphragm (25) has a thickness which is at most 1 mm. Bearing arrangement according to claim 1, characterized in that the first bearing rosette unit (5) on the folding side (28) of a window or door element (1) is arranged. Rosette arrangement according to claim 2 in conjunction with claim 7 or 8, characterized in that the flange (115) by a diaphragm (114) is formed, which is held on the base part (110). Rosette assembly according to claim 2, characterized in that the base body (116) of the second lock rosette unit (106) has at least one bore (129) into which a corresponding pin (131) on the underside of a diaphragm (125), the Base body (116) covers, uses. Rosette assembly according to claim 2 in conjunction with claim 7, characterized in that the diaphragm (125) hangs on the peripheral edge (118) of the base body (116). Rosette arrangement according to claim 21, characterized in that the panel (125) on the outside of the window or door element (1) in the region of the edge of the recess (107) applies. Rosette assembly according to claim 2 in conjunction with claim 11, characterized in that the connecting element by a connecting screw (124) is formed, which has two flange portions (132, 133) located at the top and the bottom of the bottom surface (117) of the base body (116) create such that the base body (116) is guided during rotation of the connecting screw (124) and is displaced correspondingly in the axial direction of the Verblndungssrhraube (124).

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