EP2584134A1 - Procédé d'étanchéification lors d'une rénovation de fenêtres - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a method for sealing during window renovation.
- the old window frames are first removed from the brickwork, e.g. by means of a suitable window joint saw. Both the interior plaster and the exterior plaster along a straight, sharply defined edge of the old window frame is separated and then removed. This leaves the old disassembled window between interior plaster and exterior plaster a circumferential channel-shaped recess that extends to the raw masonry or even into this. Such recesses are different depths, usually between 10 mm and 100 mm.
- window frames have a greater width than old window frames, so that when installing the new window, the window frame is no longer used in the recess, but remains outside of the recess.
- the circumferential recess must be filled in the installed state of the new window with a sealing and insulating material, so that the space between the bottom of the recess and the new window frame is sealed in terms of good building insulation according to the generally accepted rules of technology.
- the sealing tape again has a layer of flexible foam and a rigid layer.
- the rigid layer to release the soft foam must not be destroyed, and the soft foam is disposed on the masonry facing side of the rigid layer.
- the rigid layer is finally pre-assembled by means of various attachment mechanisms in profile channels of the window frame.
- the present invention has for its object to provide a method for sealing in the fenestration, with which the sealing of the new window frame in masonry can be ensured in an efficient and safe manner and can be performed at the same time in a simple way by the craftsman.
- a complete and secure seal between the new window frame and old masonry resulting gap can be ensured. It is created a two-stage process, according to the first channel-shaped recess in the masonry is provided with a sealing tape, which is present during installation in the partially compressed state and only after the onset of the window frame expands against it. In addition, a fixed sealing depth is defined by the predetermined distance of the second layer from the open access section and thus also from the window frame to be used, which is to be bridged by the first layer.
- the clamping function and handling of the sealing band are further improved by the fact that the second layer of the sealing band is formed from a rigid foam.
- the second layer of the sealing tape is clamped to the side walls of the recess. In this way it is possible to achieve a secure positioning and fixation of the sealing tape in the recess without additional aids.
- the second layer of the sealing tape has two predetermined bending points for defining two lateral clamping sections.
- the clamping of the sealing tape in the recess is still wider area, when the two-sided clamping portions fold over when inserting the sealing tape in the recess in the direction of the open access section in the opposite direction.
- recesses of different widths can be sealed with the same sealing strip, since the umklappenden clamping sections are suitable for bridging variable recess widths.
- the second layer of the sealing tape can also be glued to the side walls of the recess.
- an adhesive may be arranged on the side flanks of the second layer which come into contact with the side walls of the recess.
- an adhesive may be on the sidewalls or certain sections be applied to the side walls of the recess.
- the first layer and the second layer of the sealing tape are preferably firmly bonded together.
- the first layer of the sealing tape is provided with a tacky impregnate which retards the recovery of the first layer after compression. In this way, the expansion of the first layer after the insertion of the sealing tape in the recess without additional aids and without complications delayed at least until the window frame is inserted.
- the first layer of the sealing tape can also be at least partially surrounded by a film-like envelope which holds the first layer in the inserted state at least partially compressed, wherein after insertion of the window frame, the envelope is opened or removed.
- a film-like envelope which holds the first layer in the inserted state at least partially compressed, wherein after insertion of the window frame, the envelope is opened or removed.
- the predetermined distance of the second layer of the sealing tape from the open access portion of the recess is preferably 2 to 20 mm, more preferably 5 to 10 mm. Since the window frame is usually not arranged much more than 5 to 10 mm from the open access portion of the recess to lose as little window area, thus leaving a well-defined Abdichttiefe between the second layer of the sealing tape and the window frame, the first layer of the sealing tape must be bridged. This sealing depth can be easily sealed with conventional soft foam materials in compliance with the relevant standards with regard to driving rain and air tightness. On the other hand, in the space between the second layer of the sealing band and the bottom of the recess, care must be taken only for thermal insulation. This can be done by using a suitable insulating means or even with the help of the air contained in the space. When selecting the appropriate thermal insulation, the size of the gap plays an important role.
- the sealing tape may comprise a third layer of soft, compression-recovering foam bonded to the second layer of the sealing tape at the second layer opposite the first layer, and after insertion of the sealing tape into the recess in the gap is arranged between the second layer of the sealing tape and the bottom of the recess.
- this third layer is preferably at least partially compressed and expands after insertion of the sealing tape in the recess in the direction of the bottom of the recess.
- This embodiment is particularly suitable for large spaces between the bottom of the recess and the second layer of the sealing tape. In this case eliminates the need for the introduction of an additional insulation in the space.
- a compressible soft foam tape or polyurethane foam which is injected into the recess, come into question.
- the first layer of the sealing tape in a specific embodiment, a plurality of three-dimensional foam segments, which by cuts, which are remote from the second layer of the sealing tape Extend from the top into the first layer of the sealing tape, are separated from each other, wherein the foam segments in the expanded state of the first layer over at least 50% of its height, preferably at least 60% of its height more preferably at least 70% of its height, more preferably at least 90th % of their height.
- a plurality of notches preferably extends substantially parallel to the side walls of the recess, and another plurality of notches substantially perpendicular to the side walls of the recess, so that the foam segments have a rectangular basic shape.
- the incisions may extend obliquely to the side walls of the recess, so that the foam segments have a diamond-shaped basic shape.
- Other geometric shapes are conceivable, as well as the use of nubby foam.
- Fig. 1 is a cross-sectional view of a channel-shaped recess in a masonry of a building
- Fig. 2a-2c are cross-sectional views of the masonry off Fig. 1 showing the successive steps of sealing in window renovation according to a first embodiment of the invention
- Fig. 3 is a schematic perspective view of the in Fig. 2a to 2c used sealing tapes
- Fig. 4 Fig. 12 is a schematic perspective view of an alternative embodiment of the sealing band
- Fig. 5 is a cross-sectional view of the masonry Fig. 1 with inserted window frame and the sealing tape Fig. 4 ;
- Fig. 1 is a cross-sectional view of a channel-shaped recess in a masonry of a building
- Fig. 2a-2c are cross-sectional views of the masonry off Fig. 1 showing the successive steps of sealing in window renovation according to a first embodiment of the invention
- Fig. 3 is a schematic perspective view of the in Fig. 2a
- FIG. 6 is a cross-sectional view of the masonry Fig. 1 with inserted window frame and another alternative sealing tape
- Fig. 7 is a cross-sectional view of the masonry Fig. 1 with an inserted sealing tape according to a further alternative embodiment
- Fig. 8 is a cross-sectional view of the masonry Fig. 1 with an inserted sealing tape according to a further alternative embodiment
- Fig. 9 is a cross-sectional view of the masonry Fig. 1 with an inserted sealing tape according to a further alternative embodiment.
- a masonry 2 of a building is shown in which a recess 4 is located.
- the masonry 2 is formed in the illustrated example of a rough masonry 6 and attached plaster 8.
- the recess 4 is channel-shaped and has a bottom 10, two side walls 12 and an access section 14 open to the outside.
- the masonry 2 on one side of the recess 4 may be offset in height from the masonry 2 on the other side of the recess 4 (not shown) and so e.g. form an outer stop for the window.
- a sealing band 16 is inserted into the recess, as in Fig. 2a is shown.
- the sealing strip 16 has a rectangular cross-section in the illustrated embodiment, but other shapes are conceivable. In principle, the sealing strip 16 can be produced both in strip form and as a sealing strip roll.
- the sealing strip 16 consists of a first layer 18 of a soft foam, which in the expanded state has a thickness of between 5 and 150 mm, preferably between 20 and 100 mm, and a width of between 10 and 250 mm, preferably between 40 and 100 mm.
- the first layer 18 of the sealing tape can be made of any open-cell or closed-cell soft foam may be formed, for example, polyurethane or polyethylene, which resets after compression.
- the foam may be impregnated to delay recovery after compression.
- the density of such flexible foams is usually between 20 and 200 kg / m 3 .
- the sealing strip 16 extends in its longitudinal direction (arrow B) further than in its transverse direction (arrow A), which simultaneously represents the functional direction of the sealing strip 16 and extends between the two side surfaces 22 of the first layer 18.
- the first layer 18 of the sealing tape is usually precompressed so that it can expand to about five to ten times its pre-compressed thickness, but often only about half of it is used to secure it on the window frame 24 ( Fig. 2c ) to ensure.
- the compression and expansion direction is indicated by arrow C.
- a thinner second, flexurally rigid layer 20 of the sealing tape is arranged on a lower side of the first layer 18 of the sealing tape.
- the second layer 20 is adhered to the first layer 18, preferably by means of gluing or lamination.
- the thickness of the second layer 20 is between 1 and 10 mm, preferably between 2 and 5 mm.
- a foam is preferably provided which has a higher, preferably significantly higher flexural strength than the flexible foam of the first layer 18.
- a foam is preferably provided which has a higher, preferably significantly higher flexural strength than the flexible foam of the first layer 18.
- plastics made of foamed polyethylene or polypropylene in question.
- the material of the second layer 20 may otherwise also be a rigid fabric, a nonwoven or a grid. Also plastic strips are conceivable, or another material that is suitable for the stated purpose. Combinations of the above materials are possible.
- the second layer 20 generally has a flexural strength greater than 200 kPa, preferably greater than 250 kPa. In a preferred embodiment, the second layer 20 has a flexural strength of greater than 300 kPa, preferably greater than 400 kPa. In a particularly preferred embodiment, the second layer 20 has a flexural strength of greater than 500 kPa, preferably greater than 1,000 kPa, and more preferably greater than 2,000 kPa. simultaneously For example, the material of the second layer 20 must be elastic enough that it does not break during the use of the invention. An upper limit for the flexural strength is therefore z. At 10,000 kPa.
- the foam material of the first layer 18 has a flexural strength of less than 150 kPa, preferably less than 125 kPa, more preferably less than 100 kPa, but in any case more than 0 kPa.
- the bending strength of the material of the second layer 20 and the first layer 18 is determined in accordance with the standard ISO 1209-2, third edition from the year 2007. This international standard is commonly used to measure the flexural strength of plastics, but in a slightly modified form is also excellent for measuring the flexural strength of foams.
- a uniformly changed force is applied in the middle between two supports perpendicular to a sample and thus bent through.
- the flexural strength is calculated from the measured force / deformation curve (see Chapter 3 of ISO 1209-2).
- the test device is in Chapter 4, Fig. 1 shown in more detail.
- An example of the test equipment used is the type BZ2.5 / TN1S from Zwick of Ulm, Germany.
- the type KAP-Z for forces up to 200 N is used as a load cell.
- the pads consist of two parallel cylindrical support elements arranged in the same horizontal plane, each of which has a radius of (15 +/- 1) mm.
- the length of the support elements is greater than the width of the samples and is in the present case 80 mm.
- the distance L between the support elements differs from the ISO 1209-2 in the present measurement and is set to (85 +/- 2) mm.
- the power transmission element has the same shape as the support elements.
- the other sizes specified in chapter 5.1 of ISO 1209-2 are also changed for the special purpose of measuring foams.
- the first one is used, ie a measurement at (23 +/- 2) ° C and (50 +/- 10)% relative humidity.
- the sealing strip 16 is introduced with the second layer 20 ahead in the channel-shaped recess 4.
- the second layer 20 of the sealing tape is positioned closer to the bottom 10 of the recess 4 than the first layer 18.
- the first layer 18 of the sealing tape is at least partially compressed.
- the width of the sealing band 16 corresponds approximately to the width of the recess 4, but it is also possible that the first layer 18 of the sealing strip 16 has a smaller width than the recess 4, as will be described below. It is also conceivable that the sealing strip 16 has a greater width than the recess 4 in a certain scope and is slightly compressed for insertion into the recess 4 in the width direction. In the illustrated example, the space between the two side walls 12 of the recess 4 is completely filled by the sealing strip 16.
- the second layer 20 of the sealing tape must have such a width in each case and be designed so that it is supported in the absence of external influence on the side walls 12 of the recess 4 and preferably jammed without further aids. Therefore, when inserting the sealing band 16 into the recess 4, the second layer must also be actively advanced against the clamping force until the desired end position has been reached.
- the distance D of this desired end position of the second layer 20 of the sealing tape 16 jammed at the side walls 12 of the recess 4 to the open access section 14 is preferably 2 to 20 mm, more preferably 5 to 10 mm.
- the distance D to the open access section 14 is intended to be measured from the surface of the second layer 20 located closer to the open access section 14.
- Fig. 2b it can be seen, now the new window frame 24 in the region of the filled with the sealing strip 16 recess 4, more precisely against the open access portion 14 of the sealing tape 16 equipped with the recess 4, is used. Since new window frames 24 are usually slightly wider than old window frames, the new window frame 24 is slightly above the recess 4 on both sides. However, the invention is applicable even if this is not the case.
- the window frame 24 is usually used in such a way that on all sides of the masonry 2, a planned distance of at least 5 mm is maintained.
- the window frame 24 is aligned in the window opening and fixed in the masonry 2, for example by means not shown screws.
- the first layer 18 expands slowly in the direction of the window frame 24 and finally abuts the window frame 24.
- the first layer 18 of the sealing tape still has a certain expansion force, so that a secure seal in the direction of the window frame 24 is ensured.
- 16 additional sealing elements 34 or sealants between window frame 24 and masonry 2 can be inserted or injected in addition to one or both sides of the sealing tape.
- the still visible joint between masonry 2 and window frame 24 may be provided with a strip, e.g. made of plastic, to be covered.
- the delayed recovery of the first layer 18 after compression is usually caused by a tacky impregnate soaked in the soft foam of the first layer 18.
- the delay times achieved can be in the range of a few seconds to a few hours.
- Fig. 4 another embodiment of the sealing tape 16 is shown, which is suitable for the use according to the invention.
- the first layer 18 of the sealing tape is not as in Fig. 3 designed as a one-piece foam block, but has a plurality of foam segments 26. In the present case, these are arranged in rows and columns.
- the foam segments 26 are formed by incisions 28 or are separated from each other by the incisions 28.
- All incisions 28 extend from an upper side 30 into the first layer 18 of the sealing band.
- the incisions 28 and thus the foam segments 26 extend in the expanded state of the first layer 18 of the sealing tape over at least 50% of its height, preferably up to at least 90% of its height.
- a web 32 remain, which connects the foam segments 26 to each other. This web 32 is in Fig. 4 separated by a dotted line from the foam segments 26, but is in reality formed integrally therewith.
- the one incisions 28 are substantially parallel to the side surfaces 22 of the first layer 18 of the sealing band and the other incisions 28 substantially perpendicular to the side surfaces 22 of the first layer 18 of the sealing band, resulting in a rectangular basic shape of the foam segments 26 and Top view of a checkered pattern of the foam segments 26 results.
- a plurality of foam segments 26, i. all except the edge of the sealing tape 16 located foam segments 26, in the longitudinal direction B and in the transverse direction A of the sealing strip 16 are each completely surrounded by other foam segments 26.
- the cuts 28 may extend only in the longitudinal direction B of the sealing band 16, run obliquely or zigzag through the sealing band 16, also wavy or in any other, preferably regular design.
- the shape of the individual foam segments 26 may also differ from those in FIG Fig. 4 deviate shown cuboid shape.
- a diamond-shaped basic shape of the foam segments 26 can arise.
- the cuts 28 can be inclined from top to bottom. Almost every three-dimensional configuration of the foam segments 26 is conceivable.
- the cuts 28 are usually extremely narrow and formed by displacement cuts through which no material loss occurs when cutting the cuts 28 in the soft foam of the first layer 18. Likewise, it is conceivable to produce the incisions 28 by punching out foam material from the first layer 18 of the sealing tape, if this should be advantageous for certain applications. As a rule, however, it is preferable to make the cuts 28 as narrow as possible and to lose as little material as possible when introducing the cuts 28 in order to leave the sealing effect of the sealing strip 16 as large as possible.
- the incisions 28 can also run over the entire height of the first layer 18 of the sealing tape, so that the individual foam segments 26 are connected to each other only by the second layer 20.
- the foam segments 26 may also be spaced from each other (not shown) and may also be made of different materials. The latter can for example provide advantages in terms of the different desired air permeability or vapor diffusion differences in the interior and exterior of the masonry ("inside denser than outside").
- Fig. 5 is the desired functional state of the sealing band 16
- Fig. 4 shown schematically. It can be seen how even large profile unevenness of the window frame 24 from the sealing strip 16 due to the possibility of independent expansion of the individual foam segments 26 can be compensated and thus secure sealing and conditioning of the foam segments 26 on the window frame 24 is ensured.
- the gap 36 between the bottom 10 of the recess 4 and the second layer 20 of the sealing tape 16 is not filled, but only contains the air trapped therein, the sufficient thermal insulation causes.
- the gap 36 between the bottom 10 of the recess 4 and the second layer 20 of the sealing tape 16 is not filled, but only contains the air trapped therein, the sufficient thermal insulation causes.
- unwanted convection effects and thermal bridges within the gap 36 may occur, which deteriorate the thermal insulation. Therefore, as in Fig. 5 is shown, before insertion of the sealing tape 16 in the recess 4, an additional insulation 38 are inserted into the recess 4, which after the insertion of the sealing tape 16 in the recess 4 in the gap 36 between the second layer 20 of the sealing tape 16 and the bottom 10th the recess 4 is arranged and this at least partially or completely fills.
- a damping means 38 for example, a polyurethane foam can be injected into the recess 4.
- glass wool can be used as insulation 38, or any other material suitable for thermal insulation.
- a means of insulation 38 and a compressible flexible foam tape can be used, which is inserted or pressed into the recess 4. This flexible foam tape may be at least partially compressed in the inserted state. But it is also possible to compress a completely expanded flexible foam tape when inserting the sealing tape 16 by means of the rigid second layer 20 in the direction of the bottom 10 of the recess 4.
- Fig. 6 shows a further embodiment of the sealing band 16 in the desired functional state.
- the sealing tape 16 can be combined with all other variants described here.
- the second layer 20 of the sealing tape on two laterally over the first layer 18 of the sealing tape projecting clamping portions 42 for clamping the second layer 20 on the side walls 12 of the recess 4.
- partial sections of a window frame 24 can be homogeneously sealed, which are narrower than the recess 4.
- Fig. 7 to 9 show further embodiments of the introduced into the recess 4 sealing tape 16 in the installed state before the onset of the window frame 24th
- the sealing band 16 in this case has a third layer 44 of soft foam, which is connected to the first layer 18 opposite side of the second layer 20 with the second layer 20 of the sealing tape, preferably in turn by means of gluing or lamination.
- This third layer 44 is thus arranged after insertion of the sealing tape 16 in the recess 4 in the intermediate space 36 between the second layer of the sealing tape 16 and the bottom 10 of the recess 4 and serves the thermal insulation of the gap 36.
- the presence of the third layer 44 is in particular at very large depths of the recess 4 makes sense if an additional insulation 38 ( Fig. 5 ) should be waived.
- the third layer 44 of the sealing tape is at least partially compressed and expands after clamping the sealing tape 16 in the recess 4 in the gap 36 between the second layer 20 of the sealing tape 16 and the bottom 10 of the recess 4 in the direction of the bottom 10 of the recess. 4 out.
- the delayed recovery of the third layer 44 is similar to the first layer 18 due to impregnation of the third layer 44 with a sticky impregnate.
- the third layer 44 may have a height of between 20 mm and 100 mm, preferably between 30 mm and 70 mm. Ideally, the height of the third layer 44 is selected such that the third layer 44 rests in the functional state on the bottom 10 of the recess 4.
- the two lateral clamping portions 42 are defined by two predetermined kinks 46 in the second layer 20 of the sealing band 16.
- the predetermined bending points 46 are preferably introduced into the second layer 20 of the sealing strip 16 such that the two lateral clamping sections 42 fold over in the direction of the open access section 14 of the recess 4 in the opposite direction when the sealing strip 16 is inserted into the recess 4. Due to the preferably existing tendency of the material of the second layer 20 to return to the original, linear state, the two clamping portions 42 clamp even better on the side walls 12 of the recess 4 and thus allow exact positioning of the sealing tape 16 in the recess. 4 A folding over of the clamping portions 42 in the reverse direction, ie in the direction of the bottom 10 of the recess 4, is possible if prior to insertion the sealing band 16, the clamping portions 42 are preformed or bent manually in this direction.
- Fig. 9 illustrated embodiment of the sealing tape 16 corresponds in turn to in Fig. 6 illustrated embodiment, wherein the first layer 18 of the sealing tape 16 is at least partially surrounded by a film-like enclosure 48, which holds the first layer 18 in the inserted state at least partially compressed.
- the enclosure 48 surrounds three sides of the first layer 18, while on the fourth side of the first layer 18, which faces the second layer 20, only two side edge portions of the enclosure 48 are arranged. The fixing of these side edge sections of the sheath 48 takes place by gluing to the first layer 18 or to the second layer 20.
- a tear tab 50 is provided on the cover 48 to release the first layer 18.
- the sheath 48 is completely removed in the illustrated example, since the adhesion of the side edge portions of the sheath 48 on the first layer 18 and the second layer 20 of the tensile force does not stand.
- the enclosure 48 may also surround the entire first layer 18 of the sealing tape. In such a case, it is necessary for the wrapper 48 to have at least one line of perforations which, when pulled on the tear tab 50, is severed.
- the material of the enclosure 48 may be a sheet material, a mesh, paper or other material suitable for the stated application.
- laminated films composed of a plastic film laminated with a base material (e.g., nonwoven fabric) or fabric-reinforced films are also usable. All these materials are described by the term "film-like”. Combinations of these materials are possible. However, preference is given to a thermoplastic film or a shrink film which contracts under the influence of heat.
- the second layer 20 may have a longitudinal profiling on the edge, for example in a wave form, in a zigzag shape or in other geometric shapes.
- sealing tape may have more than the said layers.
- the attachment of the second layer 20 of the sealing tape 16 on the side walls 12 of the recess 4 has been achieved exclusively by jamming.
- a suitable adhesive to the side walls 12 of the recess 4 or even at predetermined portions of the side walls 12 of the recess 4 are mounted prior to insertion of the sealing tape 16 in the recess 4.
- the side flanks or other sections of the second layer 20 of the sealing strip 16, which come into contact with the side walls 12 of the recess 4, are provided with an adhesive material, for example with a butyl adhesive tape or with a self-adhesive layer.
- the self-adhesive layer may, for example, also be provided on the side of the second layer 20 facing the bottom 10 of the recess 4 over its entire surface or in subsections.
- the self-adhesive layer can be covered with a masking paper.
- the arrangement of the self-adhesive layer at this point is particularly advantageous if, by folding over the clamping portions 42 of the second layer 20, the areas provided with the self-adhesive layer face the side walls 12 of the recess 4.
- the bond alone or preferably together with the effect of jamming for a secure attachment of the sealing tape 16 in the recess 4 provide.
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