EP2857623A1 - Doorset installation comprising an opening frame, and method for assembling the doorset installation in a bay of a wall - Google Patents
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- E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
- E06—DOORS, WINDOWS, SHUTTERS, OR ROLLER BLINDS IN GENERAL; LADDERS
- E06B—FIXED OR MOVABLE CLOSURES FOR OPENINGS IN BUILDINGS, VEHICLES, FENCES OR LIKE ENCLOSURES IN GENERAL, e.g. DOORS, WINDOWS, BLINDS, GATES
- E06B3/00—Window sashes, door leaves, or like elements for closing wall or like openings; Layout of fixed or moving closures, e.g. windows in wall or like openings; Features of rigidly-mounted outer frames relating to the mounting of wing frames
- E06B3/96—Corner joints or edge joints for windows, doors, or the like frames or wings
- E06B3/988—Corner joints or edge joints for windows, doors, or the like frames or wings specially adapted for sheet metal frame members with an open U-shaped cross-section
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- E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
- E06—DOORS, WINDOWS, SHUTTERS, OR ROLLER BLINDS IN GENERAL; LADDERS
- E06B—FIXED OR MOVABLE CLOSURES FOR OPENINGS IN BUILDINGS, VEHICLES, FENCES OR LIKE ENCLOSURES IN GENERAL, e.g. DOORS, WINDOWS, BLINDS, GATES
- E06B1/00—Border constructions of openings in walls, floors, or ceilings; Frames to be rigidly mounted in such openings
- E06B1/04—Frames for doors, windows, or the like to be fixed in openings
- E06B1/52—Frames specially adapted for doors
- E06B1/526—Frames specially adapted for doors for door wings that can be set up to open either left or right, outwards or inwards, e.g. provided with grooves for easily detachable hinges or latch plates
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- E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
- E06—DOORS, WINDOWS, SHUTTERS, OR ROLLER BLINDS IN GENERAL; LADDERS
- E06B—FIXED OR MOVABLE CLOSURES FOR OPENINGS IN BUILDINGS, VEHICLES, FENCES OR LIKE ENCLOSURES IN GENERAL, e.g. DOORS, WINDOWS, BLINDS, GATES
- E06B1/00—Border constructions of openings in walls, floors, or ceilings; Frames to be rigidly mounted in such openings
- E06B1/56—Fastening frames to the border of openings or to similar contiguous frames
- E06B1/60—Fastening frames to the border of openings or to similar contiguous frames by mechanical means, e.g. anchoring means
- E06B1/6069—Separate spacer means acting exclusively in the plane of the opening; Shims; Wedges; Tightening of a complete frame inside a wall opening
- E06B1/6076—Separate spacer means acting exclusively in the plane of the opening; Shims; Wedges; Tightening of a complete frame inside a wall opening of screw-type
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- E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
- E06—DOORS, WINDOWS, SHUTTERS, OR ROLLER BLINDS IN GENERAL; LADDERS
- E06B—FIXED OR MOVABLE CLOSURES FOR OPENINGS IN BUILDINGS, VEHICLES, FENCES OR LIKE ENCLOSURES IN GENERAL, e.g. DOORS, WINDOWS, BLINDS, GATES
- E06B3/00—Window sashes, door leaves, or like elements for closing wall or like openings; Layout of fixed or moving closures, e.g. windows in wall or like openings; Features of rigidly-mounted outer frames relating to the mounting of wing frames
- E06B3/32—Arrangements of wings characterised by the manner of movement; Arrangements of movable wings in openings; Features of wings or frames relating solely to the manner of movement of the wing
- E06B3/34—Arrangements of wings characterised by the manner of movement; Arrangements of movable wings in openings; Features of wings or frames relating solely to the manner of movement of the wing with only one kind of movement
- E06B3/36—Arrangements of wings characterised by the manner of movement; Arrangements of movable wings in openings; Features of wings or frames relating solely to the manner of movement of the wing with only one kind of movement with a single vertical axis of rotation at one side of the opening, or swinging through the opening
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- the present invention relates to an opening frame intended to be fixed in a bay of a wall, the opening frame comprising :
- the present invention is in the field of construction and relates more particularly to frames for opening panels such as doors, facade claddings or trapdoors.
- Such opening frames provide a support structure for mounting an opening panel within a wall.
- An opening frame of the aforementioned type is known.
- Such an opening frame is generally factory assembled, the upper beam being welded to the two vertical struts.
- opening frames are installed prior to the walls, or simultaneously with the construction of the walls.
- damage such as moisture absorption, impacts, installation with plumb defaults and others, which generates additional costs.
- the opening frame Since the opening frame is subjected to damage, it has to be decorated at the end of the construction, which increases the construction costs.
- such an opening frame is bulky, which induces significant storage costs.
- such an opening frame is relatively complicated to install due to its weight and to the low adjustment latitude which is available for an operator.
- One object of the invention is thus to provide an opening frame intended to be fixed in a bay of a wall, which allows reducing the costs related to its assembly within the wall, whilst facilitating said assembly.
- the invention therefore relates to an opening frame of the aforementioned type, wherein the vertical struts are able to pass from a disassembled configuration to an assembled configuration, the assembling mechanism comprising, for each vertical strut, at least one guiding member and at least one receiving member able to receive the guiding member in the assembled configuration, to define a predetermined position of each vertical strut with regard to the upper beam.
- the opening frame includes one or more of the following features, considered individually or according to any technically possible combination :
- the invention also relates to a doorset installation comprising an opening frame and an opening panel mounted on the opening frame, wherein the opening frame is as described above.
- the doorset installation includes one or more of the following features, considered individually or according to any technically possible combination :
- the invention also relates to a method for assembling a doorset installation in a bay of a wall, the method comprising the following steps :
- the method includes one or more of the following features, considered individually or according to any technically possible combination :
- the terms “longitudinal”, “transverse”, “horizontal” and “vertical” are defined in accordance with the conventional directions of an opening frame, i.e. the longitudinal direction corresponds to the height of the opening frame and the transverse direction corresponds to the width of the opening frame.
- a first doorset installation 10 is shown in Fig. 1 .
- the doorset installation 10 is installed within a bay 11 of a wall 12 and comprises an opening frame 14 according to the invention, and an opening panel 16 mounted on the opening frame 14.
- the opening frame 14 comprises two vertical struts 18 separated from one another in the transverse direction.
- the opening frame 14 further comprises an upper beam 20 connecting the two vertical struts 18 and an assembling mechanism 22 for assembling each vertical strut 18 with the upper beam 20, as shown in Figs. 2 and 3 .
- the opening frame 14 further advantageously comprises an adjustable fixing mechanism 24 for adjustably fixing the vertical struts 18 and/or the upper beam 20 with respect to the wall 12, an upper pivot hinge 26 and a lower pivot hinge 27.
- the upper and lower pivot hinges 26, 27 are intended to allow the articulation of the opening panel 16 on the opening frame 14.
- At least one of the vertical struts 18 is advantageously formed of a prefinished steel profile 28.
- each vertical strut 18 is formed of a prefinished steel profile 28, each profile 28 being substantially "U-shaped".
- the two vertical struts 18 are able to pass from a disassembled configuration, not shown in the figures, to an assembled configuration, illustrated in Figs. 1 to 3 , as will be described in further detail below.
- the upper beam 20 is advantageously formed of a prefinished steel profile 30.
- the prefinished steel profile 30 is substantially "U-shaped".
- the upper beam 20 is adapted to be applied on each vertical strut 18. More precisely, the upper beam 20 includes, at each of its ends 32, a flange 34 extending in the transverse direction. Each flange 34 is intended to bear against one of the vertical struts 18, in the assembled configuration of the struts 18. As illustrated in Fig. 3 , the upper beam 20 further includes, near one of its ends 32, a recess 35A and two holes 35B.
- the assembling mechanism 22 comprises, for each vertical strut 18, at least one guiding member 36 and at least one receiving member 38 able to receive the guiding member 36 in the assembled configuration of the struts 18, to define a predetermined position of each vertical strut 18 with regard to the upper beam 20.
- the assembling mechanism 22 advantageously comprises, for each vertical strut 18, at least one guiding tab 36 and at least one receiving slot 38.
- the assembling mechanism 22 comprises four guiding tabs 36 and four receiving slots 38. More precisely, the assembling mechanism 22 comprises, for each vertical strut 18, two guiding tabs 36 and two receiving slots 38.
- Each guiding tab 36 extends from the surface of one of the struts 18 facing the upper beam 20.
- Each receiving slot 38 is provided on the upper beam 20 and is adapted to receive one of the guiding tabs 36, thereby allowing the passage of the vertical struts 18 from their disassembled configuration to their assembled configuration, as illustrated in Fig. 3 .
- the assembling mechanism 22 comprises, for each vertical strut 18, at least one guiding tab and at least one receiving notch.
- Each guiding tab extends from the surface of the upper beam facing the struts.
- Each receiving notch extends from the surface of one of the struts facing the upper beam and is adapted to receive one of the guiding tabs.
- the adjustable fixing mechanism 24 preferably comprises at least one level adjusting hollow member 40A, 40B, 40C extending through one of the vertical struts 18 or through the upper beam 20.
- the adjustable fixing mechanism 24 comprises eight level adjusting hollow members 40A, 40B, 40C.
- Three first level adjusting hollow members 40A extend through one of the vertical struts 18, three second level adjusting hollow members 40B extend through the other vertical strut 18 and two third level adjusting hollow members 40C extend through the upper beam 20.
- the adjustable fixing mechanism 24 allows adjusting the opening frame 14 with regard to the wall 12.
- the adjustable fixing mechanism 24 allows compensating a plumb default of the order of 15 mm, for a bay having a height between 2063 mm and 2073 mm, and a width between 963 mm and 973 mm.
- each hollow member 40A, 40B, 40C includes for example a hollow slotted screw 42 and a sleeve 44 for receiving the hollow screw 42.
- Each sleeve 44 comprises a support flange 46 intended to bear against a surface of one of the vertical struts 18 or of the upper beam 20.
- Each sleeve 44 is threaded to enable screwing of a hollow screw 42 inside the sleeve 44.
- the adjustable fixing mechanism 24 further advantageously comprises at least one member 48 for fixing the opening frame 14 onto the wall 12.
- the adjustable fixing mechanism 24 comprises eight fixing members 48.
- Each fixing member 48 is formed of a screw.
- Each screw 48 is intended to be inserted inside one of the level adjusting hollow members 40A, 40B, 40C. More precisely, as shown in Fig. 5 , each screw 48 is intended to be inserted inside one of the hollow screws 42, and inside the associated sleeve 44, so as to fix the opening frame 14 onto the wall 12.
- each of the upper pivot hinge 26 and the lower pivot hinge 27 has an articulating member 50 and a plate 52 fixed to the articulating member 50.
- the articulating member 50 of the upper pivot hinge 26 is formed of a sleeve 53.
- the sleeve 53 extends through an opening 54 of the plate 52 and is forcibly inserted in the recess 35A of the upper beam 20.
- the plate 52 of the upper pivot hinge 26 has two apertures 55. Each aperture 55 extends opposite one of the holes 35B of the upper beam 20 and is intended to receive one screw.
- the plate 52 of the upper pivot hinge 26 is intended to be fixed to an upper surface 56 of the opening panel 16, as will be described in further detail below.
- the articulating member 50 of the lower pivot hinge 27 is formed of a threaded rod 57 on the top of which is mounted a patella 58.
- the plate 52 of the lower pivot hinge 27 has two perpendicular arms 59, the plate 52 being substantially "L-shaped".
- the threaded rod 57 extends through the lower arm of the plate 52.
- the upper arm of the plate 52 is screwed at a lower end of one of the vertical struts 18 and is fixed to the threaded rod 57 of the articulating member 50 via a nut 60.
- the opening panel 16 has two vertical edges 62, two horizontal edges 63 and at least one lower recess 64 defined perpendicularly to one of the two horizontal edges 63.
- the opening panel 16 preferably includes a vertical profile 66.
- the vertical profile 66 is applied along one of the two vertical edges 62 and advantageously has a radiused shape, as shown in Fig. 6 .
- the radiused shape of the vertical profile 66 eases the insertion of additional elements in the opening panel 16, such as for example home automation elements or seals for air, water and/or fire.
- the opening panel 16 has two lower recesses 64. This allows an operator to selectively choose between two possible positions of the opening panel 16 with regard to the opening frame 14.
- Each lower recess 64 is aimed at receiving the articulating member 50 of the lower pivot hinge 27. More particularly, the patella 58 of the lower pivot hinge 27 is inserted into one of the two lower recesses 64.
- the vertical struts 18 and the upper beam 20 are in the disassembled configuration. They can thus be stored and transported apart from each other, which simplifies the logistics of the operation.
- the wall 12 is constructed with a predetermined bay 11.
- An operator inserts the upper beam 20 into the bay 11, and maintains the upper beam 20 against the wall 12.
- each guiding member 36 into a corresponding receiving member 38, thus passing the vertical struts 18 and the upper beam 20 in the assembled configuration.
- the operator inserts each guiding tab 36 of each vertical strut 18 into a corresponding receiving slot 38 of the upper beam 20, while maintaining in place the upper beam 20.
- the operator then adjusts the opening frame 14 with regard to the wall 12, by means of a suitable tool such as for example a plumb, a spirit level or a meter.
- a suitable tool such as for example a plumb, a spirit level or a meter.
- the method for assembling the doorset installation 10 further comprises a step of fixing the opening frame 14 to the wall 12. More precisely, this fixing step includes a first phase wherein the operator screws each third level adjusting hollow member 40C so as to adjustably fix the upper beam 20 with respect to the wall 12.
- this fixing step includes a first phase wherein the operator screws each third level adjusting hollow member 40C so as to adjustably fix the upper beam 20 with respect to the wall 12.
- the operator inserts each sleeve 44 in an opening 68 of the upper beam 20, until the support flange 46 abuts a surface of the upper beam 20.
- the operator screws each hollow screw 42 in a corresponding sleeve 44, until the hollow screw 42 abuts the wall 12.
- the screwing of each third level adjusting hollow member 40C is performed without forcing the opening frame 14.
- the opening frame 14 thus adapts to the actual dimensions of the bay 11, even if the dimensions of the bay 11 do not precisely fit the dimensions of the frame 14.
- the fixing step further comprises a second phase wherein the operator screws one of the fixing members 48 inside each third level adjusting hollow member 40C, so as to fix the opening frame 14 onto the wall 12.
- the operator screws one of the screws 48 inside each hollow screw 42, and inside the associated sleeve 44, so as to fix the upper beam 20 onto the wall 12.
- the fixing step further comprises a third phase wherein the operator screws each first and second level adjusting hollow members 40A, 40B so as to adjustably fix the vertical struts 18 with respect to the wall 12.
- the operator inserts each sleeve 44 of each first hollow member 40A in an opening 70A of one of the vertical struts 18, and each sleeve 44 of each second hollow member 40B in an opening 70B of the other vertical strut 18.
- the operator screws each hollow screw 42 in a corresponding sleeve 44, until the hollow screw 42 abuts the wall 12.
- the screwing of each first and second level adjusting hollow member 40A, 40B is performed without forcing the opening frame 14.
- the fixing step further comprises a fourth phase wherein the operator screws one of the fixing members 48 inside each first and second level adjusting hollow member 40A, 40B so as to fix the opening frame 14 onto the wall 12.
- the operator screws one of the screws 48 inside each hollow screw 42, and inside the associated sleeve 44, so as to fix the vertical struts 18 onto the wall 12.
- the articulating member 50 of the upper pivot hinge 26 is then inserted by the operator in the recess 35A of the upper beam 20. More precisely, the sleeve 53, which extends through the opening 54 of the plate 52, is forcibly inserted in the recess 35A of the upper beam 20. The operator then applies the plate 52 of the upper pivot hinge 26 against the upper surface 56 of the opening panel 16, while maintaining the articulating member 50 inserted in the recess 35A.
- a second doorset installation 80 according to the invention is shown in Fig. 7 .
- Elements similar to the first embodiment described above, are identified by the same reference, and are therefore not described again.
- the doorset installation 80 comprises the opening frame 14 according to the invention, and an opening panel 82 mounted on the opening frame 14.
- the opening panel 82 includes a vertical profile 84 having a rectangular shape.
- the vertical profile 84 is applied along one of the two vertical edges 62 of the opening panel 82.
- the rectangular shape of the vertical profile 84 advantageously allows moving the pivot point of the opening panel 82 closer to the edge of the opening frame 14 so that it has adequate clearance when opening.
- the opening frame 14 thus allows reducing the costs related to its assembly within the wall 12, whilst facilitating said assembly. Indeed, the opening frame 14 is reversible and compact, especially in the disassembled configuration, which allows a significant reduction in the storage costs. "Reversible” means that the opening frame 14 according to the invention can be used in both directions of possible openings, i.e. for a left pushing opening panel or for a right pushing opening panel.
- the opening frame 14 according to the invention is removable and can be refilled with a low volume per square meter of surface to be reused on site or at another site. This also helps to reduce costs.
- the mounting of the upper and lower pivot hinges 26, 27 at the top and bottom edge of the opening panel allows eliminating side loads on the opening frame 14.
- This mounting further advantageously eliminates welding of the plates of the hinges on the opening frame.
- such a mounting allows aesthetic personalization of the vertical profile of the opening panel, particularly its shape and / or color.
- the upper and lower pivot hinges 26, 27 are invisible once the opening panel mounted on the opening frame, which gives the doorset installation a perfect appearance as well as durability of the operation of opening / closing.
- the use of the guiding and receiving members in the assembly mechanism, together with the use of the adjustable fixing mechanism provides a fit and quick installation of the opening frame within the wall.
- the assembly method according to the invention provides a particularly short duration of assembly, and allows a standardization of this duration.
- the duration of assembly is for example between 5 and 10 minutes for a single operator.
- the assembly method according to the invention also allows the installation of the opening frame within the wall at the end of construction, i.e. after the construction of the wall. This advantageously reduces the risk of damage such as moisture absorption, impacts, installation with plumb defaults and others.
- a decor can be applied to the vertical struts 18 and upper beam 20 when manufacturing these elements, and protected by a releasable film during the assembly of the opening frame 14. Then, the releasable film can be discarded at the end of the assembly.
- the opening frame is therefore easy and cheap to decorate.
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- The present invention relates to an opening frame intended to be fixed in a bay of a wall, the opening frame comprising :
- two vertical struts,
- an upper beam connecting the two vertical struts, the upper beam being adapted to be applied on each vertical strut,
- an assembling mechanism for assembling each vertical strut with the upper beam.
- The present invention is in the field of construction and relates more particularly to frames for opening panels such as doors, facade claddings or trapdoors. Such opening frames provide a support structure for mounting an opening panel within a wall.
- An opening frame of the aforementioned type is known. Such an opening frame is generally factory assembled, the upper beam being welded to the two vertical struts.
- However, in a construction site, such opening frames are installed prior to the walls, or simultaneously with the construction of the walls. Thus, due to construction hazards, such opening frames regularly undergo damage such as moisture absorption, impacts, installation with plumb defaults and others, which generates additional costs.
- Since the opening frame is subjected to damage, it has to be decorated at the end of the construction, which increases the construction costs.
- Moreover, such an opening frame is bulky, which induces significant storage costs. Besides, such an opening frame is relatively complicated to install due to its weight and to the low adjustment latitude which is available for an operator.
- One object of the invention is thus to provide an opening frame intended to be fixed in a bay of a wall, which allows reducing the costs related to its assembly within the wall, whilst facilitating said assembly.
- The invention therefore relates to an opening frame of the aforementioned type, wherein the vertical struts are able to pass from a disassembled configuration to an assembled configuration, the assembling mechanism comprising, for each vertical strut, at least one guiding member and at least one receiving member able to receive the guiding member in the assembled configuration, to define a predetermined position of each vertical strut with regard to the upper beam.
- According to other advantageous aspects of the invention, the opening frame includes one or more of the following features, considered individually or according to any technically possible combination :
- the assembling mechanism comprises, for each vertical strut, at least one guiding tab, said guiding tab extending from the surface of the strut facing the upper beam, and at least one receiving slot on the upper beam, said slot being adapted to receive the guiding tab,
- the assembling mechanism comprises, for each vertical strut , at least one guiding tab, said guiding tab extending from the surface of the upper beam facing the strut, and at least one receiving notch, said receiving notch extending from the surface of the strut facing the upper beam, said notch being adapted to receive the guiding tab,
- at least one of the two vertical struts and the upper beam is formed of a prefinished steel profile,
- the opening frame comprises an adjustable fixing mechanism for adjustably fixing the vertical struts and/or the upper beam with respect to the wall,
- the adjustable fixing mechanism comprises at least one level adjusting hollow member, said level adjusting hollow member extending through one of the vertical struts or through the upper beam,
- the opening frame comprises an upper pivot hinge and a lower pivot hinge, said upper and lower pivot hinges each having an articulating member and a plate, the plate being fixed to the articulating member, said upper and lower pivot hinges being intended to allow the articulation of an opening panel on the opening frame, the articulating member of the upper pivot hinge being inserted in a recess of the upper beam, the plate of the lower pivot hinge being fixed to a lower end of one of the struts.
- The invention also relates to a doorset installation comprising an opening frame and an opening panel mounted on the opening frame, wherein the opening frame is as described above.
- According to other advantageous aspects of the invention, the doorset installation includes one or more of the following features, considered individually or according to any technically possible combination :
- the opening panel includes a vertical profile having a radiused shape,
- the adjustable fixing mechanism comprises at least one member for fixing the opening frame onto the wall.
- The invention also relates to a method for assembling a doorset installation in a bay of a wall, the method comprising the following steps :
- providing a doorset installation as described above, the vertical struts and the upper beam being in the disassembled configuration,
- inserting each guiding member into a corresponding receiving member to pass the vertical struts and the upper beam in the assembled configuration,
- fixing the opening frame to the wall.
- According to other advantageous aspects of the invention, the method includes one or more of the following features, considered individually or according to any technically possible combination :
- the adjustable fixing mechanism comprises at least one level adjusting hollow member and at least one screw, said level adjusting hollow member extending through one of the vertical struts or through the upper beam, said screw being inserted inside the level adjusting hollow member, said screw extending through one of the vertical struts or through the upper beam, and the step of fixing the opening frame comprises the following steps :
- screwing the or each level adjusting hollow member so as to adjustably fix the vertical struts and/or the upper beam with respect to the wall,
- screwing the or each screw inside the or one of the level adjusting hollow member(s), so as to fix the opening frame onto the wall.
- the assembling mechanism comprises at least two guiding tabs, each guiding tab extending from the surface of one strut facing the upper beam, and at least two receiving slots on the upper beam, each slot being adapted to receive one of said tabs, and the method further comprises the following steps :
- inserting the upper beam into the bay,
- inserting the or each tab of each strut in one of the slots of the upper beam, while maintaining in place the upper beam.
- the opening frame comprises an upper pivot hinge and a lower pivot hinge, said upper and lower pivot hinges having an articulating member and a plate, the plate being fixed to the articulating member, the articulating member of the upper pivot hinge being inserted in a recess of the upper beam, the plate of the lower pivot hinge being fixed to a lower end of one of the struts, the opening panel has at least one lower recess and the method further comprises the following steps :
- inserting the articulating member of the lower pivot hinge in the or one of the lower recess(es) of the opening panel,
- fixing the plate of the upper pivot hinge to an upper surface of the opening panel.
- Other features and advantages of the invention will appear upon reading the following description, given by way of example and with reference to the accompanying drawings, in which :
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Fig. 1 is a front view of a first doorset installation according to the invention, comprising an opening frame and an opening panel mounted on the opening frame ; -
Fig. 2 is a schematic, perspective view of the opening frame ofFig. 1 , the opening frame comprising eight level adjusting hollow members ; -
Fig. 3 is a close-up perspective view of a first part of the opening frame ofFig. 1 ; -
Fig. 4 is a close-up perspective view of a second part of the opening frame ofFig. 1 ; -
Fig. 5 is a schematic, perspective view of one of the level adjusting hollow members ofFig. 2 ; -
Fig. 6 is a view from below of the doorset installation ofFig. 1 ; and -
Fig. 7 is a view similar to that ofFig. 6 of a second doorset installation according to the invention. - Within this description, the terms "longitudinal", "transverse", "horizontal" and "vertical" are defined in accordance with the conventional directions of an opening frame, i.e. the longitudinal direction corresponds to the height of the opening frame and the transverse direction corresponds to the width of the opening frame.
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first doorset installation 10 is shown inFig. 1 . Thedoorset installation 10 is installed within abay 11 of awall 12 and comprises anopening frame 14 according to the invention, and anopening panel 16 mounted on theopening frame 14. - The
opening frame 14 comprises twovertical struts 18 separated from one another in the transverse direction. Theopening frame 14 further comprises anupper beam 20 connecting the twovertical struts 18 and anassembling mechanism 22 for assembling eachvertical strut 18 with theupper beam 20, as shown inFigs. 2 and3 . Theopening frame 14 further advantageously comprises anadjustable fixing mechanism 24 for adjustably fixing thevertical struts 18 and/or theupper beam 20 with respect to thewall 12, anupper pivot hinge 26 and alower pivot hinge 27. The upper and lower pivot hinges 26, 27 are intended to allow the articulation of theopening panel 16 on theopening frame 14. - At least one of the
vertical struts 18 is advantageously formed of aprefinished steel profile 28. In the exemplary embodiment ofFigs. 2 to 4 , eachvertical strut 18 is formed of aprefinished steel profile 28, eachprofile 28 being substantially "U-shaped". The twovertical struts 18 are able to pass from a disassembled configuration, not shown in the figures, to an assembled configuration, illustrated inFigs. 1 to 3 , as will be described in further detail below. - The
upper beam 20 is advantageously formed of aprefinished steel profile 30. In the exemplary embodiment ofFig. 2 , theprefinished steel profile 30 is substantially "U-shaped". As shown inFig. 3 , theupper beam 20 is adapted to be applied on eachvertical strut 18. More precisely, theupper beam 20 includes, at each of itsends 32, aflange 34 extending in the transverse direction. Eachflange 34 is intended to bear against one of thevertical struts 18, in the assembled configuration of thestruts 18. As illustrated inFig. 3 , theupper beam 20 further includes, near one of itsends 32, arecess 35A and twoholes 35B. - The
assembling mechanism 22 comprises, for eachvertical strut 18, at least one guidingmember 36 and at least one receivingmember 38 able to receive the guidingmember 36 in the assembled configuration of thestruts 18, to define a predetermined position of eachvertical strut 18 with regard to theupper beam 20. For example, the assemblingmechanism 22 advantageously comprises, for eachvertical strut 18, at least one guidingtab 36 and at least one receivingslot 38. In the exemplary embodiment ofFig. 3 , the assemblingmechanism 22 comprises four guidingtabs 36 and four receivingslots 38. More precisely, the assemblingmechanism 22 comprises, for eachvertical strut 18, two guidingtabs 36 and two receivingslots 38. Each guidingtab 36 extends from the surface of one of thestruts 18 facing theupper beam 20. Each receivingslot 38 is provided on theupper beam 20 and is adapted to receive one of the guidingtabs 36, thereby allowing the passage of thevertical struts 18 from their disassembled configuration to their assembled configuration, as illustrated inFig. 3 . - According to an alternative embodiment, not shown in the figures, the assembling
mechanism 22 comprises, for eachvertical strut 18, at least one guiding tab and at least one receiving notch. Each guiding tab extends from the surface of the upper beam facing the struts. Each receiving notch extends from the surface of one of the struts facing the upper beam and is adapted to receive one of the guiding tabs. - The
adjustable fixing mechanism 24 preferably comprises at least one level adjustinghollow member vertical struts 18 or through theupper beam 20. In the exemplary embodiment ofFig. 2 , theadjustable fixing mechanism 24 comprises eight level adjustinghollow members hollow members 40A extend through one of thevertical struts 18, three second level adjustinghollow members 40B extend through the othervertical strut 18 and two third level adjustinghollow members 40C extend through theupper beam 20. Theadjustable fixing mechanism 24 allows adjusting theopening frame 14 with regard to thewall 12. As an illustration, theadjustable fixing mechanism 24 allows compensating a plumb default of the order of 15 mm, for a bay having a height between 2063 mm and 2073 mm, and a width between 963 mm and 973 mm. - As shown in
Fig. 5 , eachhollow member screw 42 and asleeve 44 for receiving thehollow screw 42. Eachsleeve 44 comprises asupport flange 46 intended to bear against a surface of one of thevertical struts 18 or of theupper beam 20. Eachsleeve 44 is threaded to enable screwing of ahollow screw 42 inside thesleeve 44. - The
adjustable fixing mechanism 24 further advantageously comprises at least onemember 48 for fixing theopening frame 14 onto thewall 12. In the exemplary embodiment ofFig. 2 , theadjustable fixing mechanism 24 comprises eight fixingmembers 48. Each fixingmember 48 is formed of a screw. Eachscrew 48 is intended to be inserted inside one of the level adjustinghollow members Fig. 5 , eachscrew 48 is intended to be inserted inside one of thehollow screws 42, and inside the associatedsleeve 44, so as to fix theopening frame 14 onto thewall 12. - As shown in
Figs. 3 and 4 , each of theupper pivot hinge 26 and thelower pivot hinge 27 has an articulatingmember 50 and aplate 52 fixed to the articulatingmember 50. - In the exemplary embodiment of
Fig. 3 , the articulatingmember 50 of theupper pivot hinge 26 is formed of asleeve 53. Thesleeve 53 extends through anopening 54 of theplate 52 and is forcibly inserted in therecess 35A of theupper beam 20. In this embodiment, theplate 52 of theupper pivot hinge 26 has twoapertures 55. Eachaperture 55 extends opposite one of theholes 35B of theupper beam 20 and is intended to receive one screw. Theplate 52 of theupper pivot hinge 26 is intended to be fixed to anupper surface 56 of theopening panel 16, as will be described in further detail below. - In the exemplary embodiment of
Fig. 4 , the articulatingmember 50 of thelower pivot hinge 27 is formed of a threadedrod 57 on the top of which is mounted apatella 58. In this embodiment, theplate 52 of thelower pivot hinge 27 has twoperpendicular arms 59, theplate 52 being substantially "L-shaped". The threadedrod 57 extends through the lower arm of theplate 52. The upper arm of theplate 52 is screwed at a lower end of one of thevertical struts 18 and is fixed to the threadedrod 57 of the articulatingmember 50 via anut 60. - The
opening panel 16 has twovertical edges 62, twohorizontal edges 63 and at least onelower recess 64 defined perpendicularly to one of the twohorizontal edges 63. Theopening panel 16 preferably includes avertical profile 66. Thevertical profile 66 is applied along one of the twovertical edges 62 and advantageously has a radiused shape, as shown inFig. 6 . The radiused shape of thevertical profile 66 eases the insertion of additional elements in theopening panel 16, such as for example home automation elements or seals for air, water and/or fire. - In the exemplary embodiment of
Fig. 6 , theopening panel 16 has twolower recesses 64. This allows an operator to selectively choose between two possible positions of theopening panel 16 with regard to theopening frame 14. Eachlower recess 64 is aimed at receiving the articulatingmember 50 of thelower pivot hinge 27. More particularly, thepatella 58 of thelower pivot hinge 27 is inserted into one of the twolower recesses 64. - A method for assembling the
doorset installation 10 according to the invention in thebay 11 of thewall 12 will now be described. - Initially, the
vertical struts 18 and theupper beam 20 are in the disassembled configuration. They can thus be stored and transported apart from each other, which simplifies the logistics of the operation. Thewall 12 is constructed with apredetermined bay 11. - An operator inserts the
upper beam 20 into thebay 11, and maintains theupper beam 20 against thewall 12. - The operator then inserts each guiding
member 36 into a corresponding receivingmember 38, thus passing thevertical struts 18 and theupper beam 20 in the assembled configuration. In the exemplary embodiment ofFig. 3 , the operator inserts each guidingtab 36 of eachvertical strut 18 into a corresponding receivingslot 38 of theupper beam 20, while maintaining in place theupper beam 20. - Optionally, the operator then adjusts the
opening frame 14 with regard to thewall 12, by means of a suitable tool such as for example a plumb, a spirit level or a meter. - The method for assembling the
doorset installation 10 further comprises a step of fixing theopening frame 14 to thewall 12. More precisely, this fixing step includes a first phase wherein the operator screws each third level adjustinghollow member 40C so as to adjustably fix theupper beam 20 with respect to thewall 12. In the exemplary embodiment ofFig. 2 , the operator inserts eachsleeve 44 in anopening 68 of theupper beam 20, until thesupport flange 46 abuts a surface of theupper beam 20. The operator then screws eachhollow screw 42 in acorresponding sleeve 44, until thehollow screw 42 abuts thewall 12. The screwing of each third level adjustinghollow member 40C is performed without forcing theopening frame 14. - The
opening frame 14 thus adapts to the actual dimensions of thebay 11, even if the dimensions of thebay 11 do not precisely fit the dimensions of theframe 14. - The fixing step further comprises a second phase wherein the operator screws one of the fixing
members 48 inside each third level adjustinghollow member 40C, so as to fix theopening frame 14 onto thewall 12. In the exemplary embodiment ofFig. 2 , the operator screws one of thescrews 48 inside eachhollow screw 42, and inside the associatedsleeve 44, so as to fix theupper beam 20 onto thewall 12. - The fixing step further comprises a third phase wherein the operator screws each first and second level adjusting
hollow members vertical struts 18 with respect to thewall 12. In the exemplary embodiment ofFig. 2 , the operator inserts eachsleeve 44 of each firsthollow member 40A in anopening 70A of one of thevertical struts 18, and eachsleeve 44 of each secondhollow member 40B in anopening 70B of the othervertical strut 18. The operator then screws eachhollow screw 42 in acorresponding sleeve 44, until thehollow screw 42 abuts thewall 12. The screwing of each first and second level adjustinghollow member opening frame 14. - The fixing step further comprises a fourth phase wherein the operator screws one of the fixing
members 48 inside each first and second level adjustinghollow member opening frame 14 onto thewall 12. In the exemplary embodiment ofFig. 2 , the operator screws one of thescrews 48 inside eachhollow screw 42, and inside the associatedsleeve 44, so as to fix thevertical struts 18 onto thewall 12. - The operator then screws the upper arm of the
plate 52 of thelower pivot hinge 27 to a lower end of one of thevertical struts 18. The operator inserts the threadedrod 57 of thelower pivot hinge 27 in the lower arm of theplate 52 and then fixes the upper arm of theplate 52 to the threadedrod 57 via thenut 60. The operator then mounts thepatella 58 at the top of the threadedrod 57 and inserts the articulatingmember 50 of thelower pivot hinge 27 into one of the twolower recesses 64 of theopening panel 16, as shown inFig. 6 . More particularly, thepatella 58 of thelower pivot hinge 27 is inserted into one of the twolower recesses 64. - The articulating
member 50 of theupper pivot hinge 26 is then inserted by the operator in therecess 35A of theupper beam 20. More precisely, thesleeve 53, which extends through theopening 54 of theplate 52, is forcibly inserted in therecess 35A of theupper beam 20. The operator then applies theplate 52 of theupper pivot hinge 26 against theupper surface 56 of theopening panel 16, while maintaining the articulatingmember 50 inserted in therecess 35A. - The operator finally inserts one screw into each
hole 35B of theupper beam 20 and in the correspondingaperture 55 of theplate 52 of theupper pivot hinge 26. Each screw is then screwed in theupper surface 56 of the opening panel, thereby fixing the upper pivot hinge 26 to theopening panel 16. - A
second doorset installation 80 according to the invention is shown inFig. 7 . Elements similar to the first embodiment described above, are identified by the same reference, and are therefore not described again. - The
doorset installation 80 comprises theopening frame 14 according to the invention, and anopening panel 82 mounted on theopening frame 14. - Unlike the
opening panel 16 of thefirst doorset installation 10, theopening panel 82 includes avertical profile 84 having a rectangular shape. Thevertical profile 84 is applied along one of the twovertical edges 62 of theopening panel 82. The rectangular shape of thevertical profile 84 advantageously allows moving the pivot point of theopening panel 82 closer to the edge of theopening frame 14 so that it has adequate clearance when opening. - The
opening frame 14 thus allows reducing the costs related to its assembly within thewall 12, whilst facilitating said assembly. Indeed, theopening frame 14 is reversible and compact, especially in the disassembled configuration, which allows a significant reduction in the storage costs. "Reversible" means that theopening frame 14 according to the invention can be used in both directions of possible openings, i.e. for a left pushing opening panel or for a right pushing opening panel. - Besides, the
opening frame 14 according to the invention is removable and can be refilled with a low volume per square meter of surface to be reused on site or at another site. This also helps to reduce costs. - In addition, the mounting of the upper and lower pivot hinges 26, 27 at the top and bottom edge of the opening panel allows eliminating side loads on the
opening frame 14. This mounting further advantageously eliminates welding of the plates of the hinges on the opening frame. Moreover, such a mounting allows aesthetic personalization of the vertical profile of the opening panel, particularly its shape and / or color. - Besides, the upper and lower pivot hinges 26, 27 are invisible once the opening panel mounted on the opening frame, which gives the doorset installation a perfect appearance as well as durability of the operation of opening / closing.
- The use of the guiding and receiving members in the assembly mechanism, together with the use of the adjustable fixing mechanism provides a fit and quick installation of the opening frame within the wall.
- Furthermore, thanks to the invention which has been described, no welding is required in the
opening frame 14. In particular, no welding is required to fix the upper beam to the two vertical struts. This leads to a particular simple assembly of the opening frame within the wall. - Besides, the assembly method according to the invention provides a particularly short duration of assembly, and allows a standardization of this duration. As an illustration, the duration of assembly is for example between 5 and 10 minutes for a single operator.
- The assembly method according to the invention also allows the installation of the opening frame within the wall at the end of construction, i.e. after the construction of the wall. This advantageously reduces the risk of damage such as moisture absorption, impacts, installation with plumb defaults and others.
- Moreover, a decor can be applied to the
vertical struts 18 andupper beam 20 when manufacturing these elements, and protected by a releasable film during the assembly of theopening frame 14. Then, the releasable film can be discarded at the end of the assembly. The opening frame is therefore easy and cheap to decorate.
Claims (14)
- Opening frame (14) intended to be fixed in a bay (11) of a wall (12), the opening frame (14) comprising:- two vertical struts (18),- an upper beam (20) connecting the two vertical struts (18), the upper beam (20) being adapted to be applied on each vertical strut (18),- an assembling mechanism (22) for assembling each vertical strut (18) with the upper beam (20),
characterized in that the vertical struts (18) are able to pass from a disassembled configuration to an assembled configuration, the assembling mechanism (22) comprising, for each vertical strut (18), at least one guiding member (36) and at least one receiving member (38) able to receive the guiding member (36) in the assembled configuration, to define a predetermined position of each vertical strut (18) with regard to the upper beam (20). - Opening frame (14) according to claim 1, characterized in that the assembling mechanism (22) comprises, for each vertical strut (18), at least one guiding tab (36), said guiding tab (36) extending from the surface of the strut (18) facing the upper beam (20), and at least one receiving slot (38) on the upper beam (20), said slot (38) being adapted to receive the guiding tab (36).
- Opening frame (14) according to claim 1, characterized in that the assembling mechanism (22) comprises, for each vertical strut (18), at least one guiding tab, said guiding tab extending from the surface of the upper beam (20) facing the strut (18), and at least one receiving notch, said receiving notch extending from the surface of the strut (18) facing the upper beam, said notch being adapted to receive the guiding tab.
- Opening frame (14) according to any one of the previous claims, characterized in that at least one of the two vertical struts (18) and the upper beam (20) is formed of a prefinished steel profile (28, 30).
- Opening frame (14) according to any one of the previous claims, characterized in that it further comprises an adjustable fixing mechanism (24) for adjustably fixing the vertical struts (18) and/or the upper beam (20) with respect to the wall (12).
- Opening frame (14) according to claim 5, characterized in that the adjustable fixing mechanism (24) comprises at least one level adjusting hollow member (40A, 40B, 40C), said level adjusting hollow member (40A, 40B, 40C) extending through one of the vertical struts (18) or through the upper beam (20).
- Opening frame (14) according to any one of the previous claims, characterized in that it further comprises an upper pivot hinge (26) and a lower pivot hinge (27), said upper and lower pivot hinges (26, 27) each having an articulating member (50) and a plate (52), the plate (52) being fixed to the articulating member (50), said upper and lower pivot hinges (26, 27) being intended to allow the articulation of an opening panel (16) on the opening frame (14), the articulating member (50) of the upper pivot hinge (26) being inserted in a recess (35A) of the upper beam (20), the plate (52) of the lower pivot hinge (27) being fixed to a lower end of one of the struts (18).
- Doorset installation (10 ; 80) characterized in that it comprises :- an opening frame (14) according to any one of the previous claims ;- an opening panel (16 ; 82) mounted on the opening frame (14).
- Doorset installation (10) according to claim 8, characterized in that the opening panel (16) includes a vertical profile (66) having a radiused shape.
- Doorset installation (10 ; 80) according to claim 8 or 9 when the opening frame (14) is according to claim 5 or 6, characterized in that the adjustable fixing mechanism (24) comprises at least one member (48) for fixing the opening frame (14) onto the wall (12).
- Method for assembling a doorset installation (10 ; 80) in a bay (11) of a wall (12), characterized in that the method comprises the following steps:- providing a doorset installation (10 ; 80) according to claim 10, the vertical struts (18) and the upper beam (20) being in the disassembled configuration,- inserting each guiding member (36) into a corresponding receiving member (38) to pass the vertical struts (18) and the upper beam (20) in the assembled configuration,- fixing the opening frame (14) to the wall (12).
- Method according to claim 11, characterized in that the adjustable fixing mechanism (24) comprises at least one level adjusting hollow member (40A, 40B, 40C) and at least one screw (48), said level adjusting hollow member (40A, 40B, 40C) extending through one of the vertical struts (18) or through the upper beam (20), said screw (48) being inserted inside the level adjusting hollow member (40A, 40B, 40C), said screw (48) extending through one of the vertical struts (18) or through the upper beam (20), and in that the step of fixing the opening frame (14) comprises the following steps:- screwing the or each level adjusting hollow member (40A, 40B, 40C) so as to adjustably fix the vertical struts (18) and/or the upper beam (20) with respect to the wall (12),- screwing the or each screw (48) inside the or one of the level adjusting hollow member(s) (40A, 40B, 40C), so as to fix the opening frame (14) onto the wall (12).
- Method according to claim 11 or 12, characterized in that the assembling mechanism (22) comprises at least two guiding tabs (36), each guiding tab (36) extending from the surface of one strut (18) facing the upper beam (20), and at least two receiving slots (38) on the upper beam (20), each slot (38) being adapted to receive one of said tabs (36), and in that the method further comprises the following steps:- inserting the upper beam (20) into the bay (11),- inserting the or each tab (36) of each strut (18) in one of the slots (38) of the upper beam (20), while maintaining in place the upper beam (20).
- Method according to any of claims 11 to 13, characterized in that the opening frame (14) comprises an upper pivot hinge (26) and a lower pivot hinge (27), said upper and lower pivot hinges (26, 27) having an articulating member (50) and a plate (52), the plate (52) being fixed to the articulating member (50), the articulating member (50) of the upper pivot hinge (26) being inserted in a recess (35A) of the upper beam (20), the plate (52) of the lower pivot hinge (27) being fixed to a lower end of one of the struts (18), in that the opening panel (16 ; 82) has at least one lower recess (64) and in that the method further comprises the following steps:- inserting the articulating member (50) of the lower pivot hinge (27) in the or one of the lower recess(es) (64) of the opening panel (16 ; 82),- fixing the plate (52) of the upper pivot hinge (26) to an upper surface (56) of the opening panel (16 ; 82).
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