EP3039213A1 - Systeme pour faire coulisser une porte - Google Patents
Systeme pour faire coulisser une porteInfo
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- EP3039213A1 EP3039213A1 EP14796155.1A EP14796155A EP3039213A1 EP 3039213 A1 EP3039213 A1 EP 3039213A1 EP 14796155 A EP14796155 A EP 14796155A EP 3039213 A1 EP3039213 A1 EP 3039213A1
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- E05F—DEVICES FOR MOVING WINGS INTO OPEN OR CLOSED POSITION; CHECKS FOR WINGS; WING FITTINGS NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR, CONCERNED WITH THE FUNCTIONING OF THE WING
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Definitions
- An aspect of the invention relates to a system for sliding a door in an automated manner.
- the door may be, for example, a closet door.
- One embodiment of the system can slide several doors along a plurality of sliding axes in parallel.
- Another aspect of the invention relates to a closet.
- a closet may comprise one or more doors that move by sliding.
- the doors are typically taken between a low sliding rail and a high sliding rail.
- These sliding rails comprise one or more sliding tracks vis-à-vis.
- a sliding track can accommodate one or more roller mechanisms connected to a door. The door can slide along the sliding path, which is a guide.
- a door can be manually moved slidably.
- manual operation of a sliding door has drawbacks.
- a user must exert some force for the door to slide. This force can be relatively important to engage this displacement. Then, it may be necessary for the user to exert a force to brake and stop the door.
- a damping system can be provided to brake and stop a door at the end of the race. However, such a damping system can introduce additional resistance, which increases the force required to move a sliding door.
- a door may have a design that complicates the gripping of the door. This introduces a difficulty in exerting the force necessary to drive the sliding door. People with reduced physical abilities, such as people with disabilities, seniors, or children, will have difficulty moving a sliding door, for example, to access storage space. These people may even find it impossible to move the door. In any case, manual operation of a sliding door can be a source of discomfort.
- the manual actuation of a sliding door typically requires at least one free hand.
- a user can come to the door with both hands holding one or more objects to store. In this case, the user must ask or those objects somewhere in order to slide the door. Then, the user must take back the item (s) in order to put them away. This too is a factor of discomfort and fatigue.
- a storage space is accessible by several sliding doors, which move in several sliding channels.
- access to different sections of the storage space for example, left, right, require several door movements. This amplifies the fatigue factor, as well as the risk of injury. Fingers may be driven and sheared when crossing between a front door and a rear door.
- Manual actuation of a sliding door can also affect the aesthetics of the door.
- a hand placed on the door may leave traces on the door, which are particularly visible when, for example, the door is lacquered or includes a glass front.
- Motorized actuation of a sliding door can overcome one or more of the disadvantages identified in the foregoing.
- a motorized high slide rail can be provided. This sliding rail will typically be fixed to a ceiling delimiting a storage space from above.
- Patent publication CN102733718 discloses an electric drive mechanism for sliding two doors.
- This mechanism comprises a high double-layer rail, in which is arranged a motor with a driving wheel driving a belt.
- the patent publication DE 102 35 671 describes a guide for heavy and large doors intended to close entrances to a hall, such as an aircraft hangar, having an entrance roadway.
- This guide supports the weight of such a door so that a roof of the hall is not overloaded.
- the guide includes a guide rail which is attached to a support in a free space below the level of the entrance roadway. Rollers are arranged in the guide rail. These rollers are connected to the door by means of a support member which, from the rollers, first extends downwards, then laterally, then upwards, through a longitudinal slit in the entrance roadway.
- a system comprising a motorized high sliding rail for automatically sliding a door may be difficult to install.
- a motorized high sliding rail typically has a considerable weight. Therefore, such a rail must be attached to a relatively rigid wall.
- a storage space to which the system is applied may be delimited at the top by a relatively inflexible wall, typically a false ceiling.
- an environment in which a system for sliding a door is applied generally has geometric and dimensional imperfections.
- Such an environment typically includes walls that will not be perfectly perpendicular, parallel, or that are not perfectly aligned.
- the system can advantageously be arranged to allow such compensations by, for example, adjustments.
- such a compensation arrangement can be complex, especially with regard to the adjustments to be made, when the system comprises a high motorized sliding rail.
- a system for sliding a door provided with rolling mechanisms is characterized in that the system comprises:
- a sliding low rail in the form of a housing that can be placed on the ground and having: an upper face having a longitudinal slot;
- the housing comprises, on the one hand, a sliding passage between the longitudinal slot in the upper face of the housing and the inner wall of the housing and, on the other hand, a low compartment, the inner wall being able to constitute a bearing surface for wheels of the rolling mechanisms of the door,
- connecting tab attachable to a lower part of the door, the connecting tab being able to slide in the longitudinal slot
- a driving device capable of exerting a driving force on the connecting lug in order to cause the connecting lug to slide in the longitudinal slot
- the driving device comprising a transmission arrangement able to transform a movement of rotating a drive shaft of a motor in a linear movement of the connecting lug, the transmission arrangement being at least partially disposed in the lower compartment.
- a door is slidably driven by the sliding bottom rail.
- This low rail typically has a relatively large weight and, in addition, the low rail supports the weight of one or more doors. During an installation, it is therefore sufficient to simply put the low rail on the ground, and then prevent a movement of the low rail on the ground.
- the footprint between two sidewalls can prevent movement of the bottom rail in a longitudinal direction.
- the low rail can also be relatively easily attached to a wall alongside a portion of the low rail. This attachment can be relatively simple, because it is sufficient that the fixing prevents movement of the rail low on the ground.
- a high sliding rail can be relatively light and can therefore be simply attached to a relatively rigid wall, such as a false ceiling. It is not necessary to provide relatively complex fixings through the false ceiling to achieve a "true" ceiling.
- a system according to the invention makes it possible to relatively easily compensate for geometric and dimensional deviations in an environment where the system is installed.
- the system is compatible with existing conventional doors with wheels. It is not necessary to design doors specifically adapted to the system.
- the system can therefore be manufactured and operated at relatively low cost.
- the system has a relatively modest manufacturing overhead compared to conventional non-motorized systems.
- a door can simply be placed on the low sliding rail by introducing the wheels of the door into the longitudinal slot in which the sliding channel extends.
- the casters bear on the inner wall similar to casters bearing on a floor of a conventional non-motorized sliding rail.
- Door placement and settings plumb may be identical to those of a closet door in a conventional, non-motorized sliding system.
- simply attach the bracket to the door which can also be released relatively quickly and easily.
- a system according to the invention can be installed and uninstalled relatively quickly and easily.
- a system according to the invention allows ease and safety of use by overcoming one or more disadvantages of a manual system described in the foregoing.
- a system according to the invention is particularly suitable for making cupboards.
- the low sliding rail can be flush with a closet floor, which is usually above the floor.
- the sliding low rail does not constitute an annoying threshold.
- This low rail visually forms an extension of the floor.
- the sliding low rail can constitute a threshold of protection and safety against possible shear contacts between the bottom of a door and a foot, a toe, a user.
- Another aspect of the invention therefore relates to a closet comprising a system as defined in the foregoing.
- An embodiment of the invention advantageously comprises one or more of the following additional features, which are described in the following paragraphs.
- the transmission arrangement may comprise a band arranged in a loop, a segment of which is connected to the connecting lug.
- a pair of pulleys can then hold the band arranged in a loop.
- the pair of pulleys can be connected to the inner wall of the housing, so that the band passes through the sliding corridor and the lower compartment of the housing.
- the band arranged in a loop can be in the form of a belt.
- the pulley connected to the engine can then be notched.
- the band arranged in a loop may be formed of a band having two ends, one of which is connected to the other by a connecting device.
- the coupling device can be located in the lower compartment of the housing.
- the motor can be disposed outside the housing.
- the housing may comprise an assembly of several sections: a U-shaped lower profile and a main upper profile that can be used to cover the profile. inferior.
- the upper profile can then include the inner wall and a pair of longitudinal edge segments protruding from the inner wall.
- the assembly may further comprise a complementary upper profile fastenable to the main upper profile between the pair of longitudinal edge segments.
- An edge segment may have a hollow interior delimited by a set of walls: an outer side wall projecting from the inner wall, an inner side wall projecting from the inner wall, and a covering wall extending between the outer side wall and inner side wall.
- the complementary upper profile may comprise a hollow interior delimited by a set of walls: a base wall, a pair of side walls projecting from the base wall, and a covering wall extending between the pair of side walls. .
- At least one of the following walls may be in the form of half-vault: the inner side wall of the edge segment and the pair of side walls of the complementary upper profile.
- the profiles can be fixed to each other by screwing.
- FIG. 1 schematically illustrates a system for sliding two doors, presenting a perspective and exploded view.
- Figure 2 schematically illustrates the system in a partially assembled state, presenting a front view and in perspective.
- Figure 3 schematically illustrates the system in the same state, presenting a rear view and in perspective.
- Figure 4 schematically illustrates an application of the system shown in Figures 1 to 3 in a closet niche, having a horizontal sectional view.
- Figure 5 schematically illustrates the same application of the system, having a vertical sectional view.
- Figure 6 schematically illustrates a set of elements to be assembled to form a housing of a sliding low rail of the system, having a sectional view.
- FIG. 7 schematically illustrates a transmission arrangement that can be housed in the sliding rail housing, with a perspective view.
- Figure 8 schematically illustrates the sliding bottom rail, showing a sectional view.
- Figure 9 schematically illustrates a section of the sliding bottom rail, having a partial sectional view and perspective.
- Figure 10 schematically illustrates another section of the sliding bottom rail, showing a partial sectional view and perspective.
- FIG. 1 schematically illustrates a system 100 for sliding two doors: a first door 101 and a second door 102.
- FIG. 1 presents a schematic and exploded perspective view of the system 100.
- the system 100 comprises a low rail of sliding 103, a sliding top rail 104, a control unit 105, and a remote control 106.
- FIG. 1 also illustrates a floor 107, which can be added to the system 100.
- the rail sliding shoe 103 is placed on the ground.
- the floor 107 is also placed on the ground and advantageously flush with the low sliding rail 103.
- the two doors 101, 102 abut on the low sliding rail 103.
- the top sliding rail 104 accommodates an upper part of each of the two doors. 101, 102.
- Two link devices 108, 109 can slide in the bottom slide rail 103.
- a first link device 108 is slidable along a first slide axis.
- a second connecting device 109 is slidable along a second sliding axis, which is in parallel with the first sliding axis.
- the first connecting device 108 is fixable to a lower part of the first door 101.
- the second connecting device 109 is fixable a lower part of the second door 102.
- the sliding low rail 103 is provided with two motors: a first motor 1 10 and a second motor 1 1 1. These motors are respectively part of a first drive device and a second drive device.
- the first driving device is adapted to exert a driving force on the first connecting device 108 in order to cause a sliding of the first connecting device 108 in the sliding low rail 103.
- the second driving device is able to exert a driving force on the second connecting device 109 to cause a sliding of the second connecting device 109 in the sliding low rail 103.
- the first connecting device 108 is in the form of a tab.
- these elements will respectively be designated as the first connecting lug 108 and the second connecting lug 109.
- the first driving device comprises a transmission arrangement which transforms a rotational movement of a drive shaft of the first motor 1 10 in a linear motion of the first link lug 108.
- the second drive comprises a similar transmission arrangement.
- the sliding bottom rail 103 comprises a housing 1 12.
- the housing 1 12 has an upper face which has two longitudinal slots: a first longitudinal slot 1 13 and a second longitudinal slot 1 14.
- the first leg link 108 can slide in the first longitudinal slot 1 13.
- the second link tab 109 can slide in the second longitudinal slot 1 14. These longitudinal slots thus define respectively the first sliding axis and the second sliding axis, mentioned in this who is before.
- the transmission arrangement which allows the first motor 1 to slidably drive the first link tab 108 is disposed in the housing 1 12. The same applies to the other transmission arrangement which allows the second motor 1 1 1 to slidably drive the second link lug 109. This transmission arrangement is also disposed in the housing 1 12.
- the high sliding rail 104 can be passive, that is to say non-motorized.
- the high sliding rail 104 does not have to bear the weight of the two doors 101, 102.
- the high slide rail 104 comprises two rolling tracks: a first raceway and a second raceway.
- An upper part of the first door 101 can slide in the first raceway.
- Guides with wheels mounted on bearings allow this sliding.
- an upper portion of the second door 102 can slide in the second raceway by means of such guides.
- the second door 102 shown on the back in Figure 1, is provided with a fixing plate 1 15 on a lower portion thereof, located at a lower edge of the second door 102.
- An upper portion the second connecting lug 109 can be fixed to this fixing plate 1 15. This attachment can be done in different ways, such as, for example, by screwing.
- the second connecting lug 109 can be mechanically connected to the second door 102 and thus drive the sliding door.
- the second door 102 is further provided with two bearing mechanisms 1 16, 1 17. These mechanisms may be of the "Robotwin” type, registered trademark by the company SOGAL, France. Such a mechanism is the subject of the European patent EP 0 707 681 filed by this company.
- the Robotwin mechanism comprises a ball bearing-mounted caster, and clipping hooks in the second longitudinal slot 1 14 of the sliding low rail 103. This provides guiding and anti-derailing of the second door 102.
- the Robotwin mechanism is removable, retractable and telescopic. Thus, the Robotwin mechanism allows height adjustments. The mechanism also allows compensation of any plumb with respect to walls surrounding the system 100 illustrated in Figure 1 during an installation.
- the first door 101 shown in front of Figure 1, may also be provided with a fixing plate and two rolling mechanisms as described in the foregoing. These elements are not visible in Figure 1, due to the representation on the front of the first door 101.
- the first door 101 may be identical to the second door 102, at least as to the elements intended to slide this door in the low sliding rail 103 and the high sliding rail 104.
- the floor 107 includes feet 1 18 adjustable in height. An upper face of the floor 107 is visible in FIG. By adjusting the feet 1 18 in height, the upper face can be brought to a level with respect to the ground which is identical, or at least very close, to that of the upper face of the casing 1 12 of the sliding bottom rail 103, when it is placed on the ground. The floor 107 is thus flush with the low sliding rail 103.
- the control unit 105 can be electrically connected to the two motors 1 10, 1 1 1 of the sliding low rail 103. The control unit 105 can thus apply actuating signals to the two motors 1 10, 1 1 1 to control them and, therefore, to drive the two connecting lugs 108, 109 in sliding. In addition, the control unit 105 may optionally receive detection signals from the low sliding rail 103, in particular from the two motors 1 10, 1 1 1.
- the control unit 105 comprises a cord with plug for a power supply by the sector.
- the remote control 106 can send control signals to the control unit 105.
- the control unit 105 drives the two motors 1 10, 1 1 1 according to the control signals received from the remote control 106.
- the remote control 106 allows a user to control the two connecting lugs 108, 109 in sliding and, thus, to control the two doors 101, 102 in sliding.
- the remote control 106 is optional: a user can slide the two doors 101, 102 in an automated manner without using the remote control 106.
- the user can give a slight push to a door, the first 101 or second 102 in one of two directions: opening or closing.
- the control unit 105 detects this initial thrust and, in response, continues to slide the door, in the direction of the initial thrust, to a predefined stopping point. This feature will be described in more detail in the following.
- Figures 2 and 3 schematically illustrate the system 100 in a partially assembled state.
- Figure 2 shows a perspective front view of the system in this state.
- Figure 3 shows a perspective rear view.
- the two doors 101, 102 are taken between the sliding low rail 103 and the rail hait sliding.
- the two rolling mechanisms of the first door 101 are taken in the first longitudinal slot 1 13 of the sliding low rail 103.
- the two rolling mechanisms 1 16, 1 17 of the second door 102 also visible in FIG. taken in the second longitudinal slot 1 14 of the sliding low rail 103.
- the first door 101 is fixed to the first connecting lug 108 of the sliding low rail 103 by means of the fixing plate which this door is provided with.
- the second door 102 is fixed to the second connecting lug 109 of the sliding low rail 103 via the fixing plate which this door is provided with.
- Figures 4 and 5 schematically illustrate an application of the system 100 shown in Figures 1 to 3 in a cabinet niche 400.
- Figure 4 shows a horizontal sectional view of this application.
- Figure 5 shows a vertical sectional view.
- Different walls delimit the closet niche 400: a bottom wall 401, two side walls, namely a left-side wall 402 and a right-side wall 403, a wall 404 forming a ceiling, and a wall 405. forming a soil.
- These walls will be respectively designated below by the simple terms “bottom 401”, “left side 402", “right side 403", “ceiling 404", and "floor 405" for reasons of convenience.
- the ceiling 404 may be a false ceiling, that is to say a relatively inflexible wall hiding a rigid covering wall.
- the sliding low rail 103 is placed on the ground and can be fixed thereto by many different means.
- the sliding top rail 104 is fixed to the ceiling.
- the two doors 101, 102 are taken between these sliding rails as already illustrated in FIGS. 2 and 3.
- the floor 107 refers to the bottom sliding rail 103 towards the bottom 401 and between the left side 402 and the right side 403.
- the control unit 105 is housed below the floor 107, near the two motors 1 10, 1 1 1 illustrated in Figure 1. These motors are also located below the floor 107.
- the control unit 105 can be connected to the mains by means of a plug. This socket is advantageously below the floor 107, in the bottom 401, in the left side 402, or in the right side 403.
- FIG. 4 illustrates that the sliding bottom rail 103 extends between the left-hand side 402 and the right-hand side 403 of the closet niche 400.
- the two longitudinal slots 1 13, 1 14 in the upper face of the sliding bottom rail 103 are clearly visible in Figure 4.
- the two rolling mechanisms of the first door 101 are taken in the first longitudinal slot 1 13 of the bottom rail of sliding 103.
- the first connecting lug 108 is fixed to the first door 101 by means of the fixing plate which this door is provided.
- the two rolling mechanisms 1 16, 1 17 of the second door 102 are taken in the second longitudinal slot 1 14 of the sliding low rail 103.
- the second connecting lug 109 is fixed to the second door 102 via the fixing plate 1 15 which this door is provided.
- Figures 4 and 5 illustrate that the closet niche 400 is provided with an interior arrangement.
- This interior design includes several panels: bottom panels and side panels. These panels define two sections of cupboard: a left section and a cross section as shown in Figure 4.
- the interior also includes several shelves and a floor on the floor 107 of the system 100 to slide the two doors 101, 102.
- FIG. 6 illustrates an assembly of elements to be assembled to form the casing 1 12 of the sliding bottom rail 103 illustrated in FIGS. 1 to 5.
- This set of elements comprises several profiles: a lower profile 601, an upper section main 602, and a complementary upper profile 603.
- the set of elements further comprises a plurality of assembly rods and several screws.
- Figure 6 illustrates an assembly rod 604, which is similar to a spacer, and two screws: an outer assembly screw 605 and an inner assembly screw 606.
- the lower profile 601 is U-shaped.
- the lower profile 601 comprises a bottom wall 607 and a pair of side walls: a first side wall 608 and a second side wall 609. These side walls 608, 609 project from the bottom wall 607.
- the wall 607 comprises a plurality of assembly holes which are not shown in FIG. 6.
- An assembly hole constitutes a passage for a threaded rod of an external assembly screw, such as the external assembly screw 605 illustrated in FIG. This threaded rod can thus engage in a threaded lower section of an assembly rod, such as the connecting rod 604 shown in FIG. 6, in order to fix the lower profile 601 to the rod. assembly.
- the main upper profile 602 can cap the lower profile 601 as suggested in Figure 6.
- the main upper profile 602 includes a bottom wall 610 and a pair of edge segments 61 1, 612 projecting from the floor segment 610: a first edge segment 61 1 and a second edge segment 612.
- the bottom wall 610 constitutes an inner wall of the housing 1 12 which is arranged parallel to the upper face of the housing 1 12 visible in FIG.
- the bottom wall 610 of the main upper profile 602 constitutes a bearing surface for the wheels of the two bearing mechanisms 1 16, 1 17 of the second door 102, described in the foregoing with reference to Figure 1. It is the same for the wheels of the two rolling mechanisms of the first door 101, for which the bottom wall 610 also constitutes a bearing surface. For this reason, the support wall 610 will be designated support wall 610 in what follows.
- the support wall 610 comprises two pairs of suspension tabs: a first pair of suspension tabs 613 and a second pair of suspension tabs 614.
- the first pair of suspension tabs 613 is similar to a pair slideways that can accommodate a bracket of an object to be suspended from the support wall 610. The same is true for the second pair of suspension lugs 614.
- the support wall 610 further comprises two pairs of lower mounting lips, a first pair of lower mounting lips 615 below the first edge segment 61 1, and a second pair of lower mounting lips 616. near the first edge segment 612.
- the first pair of lower mounting lips 615 define a first longitudinal groove into which an upper portion of the first side wall 608 of the lower profile 601 can engage.
- the second pair of lower mounting lips 616 define a second longitudinal groove into which an upper portion of the second side wall 609 of the lower profile 601 can engage.
- the support wall 610 comprises several assembly holes which are not shown in Figure 6.
- An assembly hole is a passage for a threaded rod of an internal assembly screw, such as the screw 606 inner assembly shown in Figure 6.
- Such an assembly screw is located inside an assembly rod, such as the connecting rod 604 shown in Figure 6.
- the interior is a passage for the inner assembly screw 606.
- a threaded rod of the inner assembly screw 606 can thus engage in a threaded section of the main upper profile 602.
- the support wall 610 includes a pair of upper mounting lips 617.
- the pair of upper mounting lips 617 define a longitudinal groove into which the complementary upper profile 603 can engage.
- the pair of upper mounting lips 617 and the complementary upper profile 603 may be arranged for snap-fit mounting.
- This arrangement may be a temporary assembly completed by screwing on the inner assembly screws, such as the inner assembly screw 606 shown in FIG. 6.
- An arrangement for a snap-in arrangement may include grooves in the upper mounting lips. 617 and ribs, complementary to the grooves, present on the complementary upper profile 603. Figure 6 illustrates such an arrangement.
- the first edge segment 61 1 of the main upper profile 602 has a hollow interior.
- This hollow interior is delimited by a set of walls: an outer side wall projecting from the support wall 610, a wall on the inner side projecting from the support wall 610, and a covering wall extending between the side wall outside and the wall on the inside.
- the covering wall defines a portion of the upper face of the housing 1 12 illustrated in FIG.
- the inner wall is in the shape of a half-vault. This relatively light structure has a high rigidity.
- the second edge segment 612 of the main upper profile 602 is of similar structure. In fact, the longitudinal edge segments 61 1, 612 are identical except for their orientation, inverted relative to each other.
- the complementary upper profile 603 also comprises a hollow interior delimited by a set of walls: a base wall, a pair of side walls projecting from the base wall, and a covering wall extending between the pair of walls. side.
- the covering wall defines a portion of the upper face of the housing 1 12 illustrated in FIG.
- the side walls are in the shape of half-vault. In fact, the shape is similar to that of the inner side walls of the longitudinal edge segments 61 1, 612. This structure allows the same advantage: the complementary upper profile 603 is relatively light and, despite this, has a high rigidity.
- FIG. 7 schematically illustrates a transmission arrangement 700 which can be accommodated in the casing 1 12 of the sliding bottom rail 103.
- FIG. 7 presents a schematic perspective view of this arrangement.
- the transmission arrangement 700 may be part of the first training device mentioned in the foregoing.
- the transmission arrangement 700 is then arranged between the first motor 1 10 and the first connecting lug 108. These elements are also shown in FIG. 7.
- the transmission arrangement 700 transforms a rotational movement of the axis of the transmission. driving the first motor 1 10 in a linear motion of the first link lug 108.
- the second drive which slidably drives the second link lug 109 may include a transmission arrangement similar to that shown in FIG. Figure 7.
- the transmission arrangement 700 comprises a band 701 arranged in a loop. This band 701 is in the form of a belt. A segment 702 of the band 701 is connected to the first link tab 108.
- the looped band 701 is formed of a band having two ends one of which is connected to the other by a connecting device 703. This allows a relatively easy and tailor-made assembly of the sliding low rail 103.
- the transmission arrangement 700 further comprises a pair of pulleys 704, 705 retaining the looped strip 701: a motorized pulley 704 and a
- the motor pulley 704 is connected to the first motor 1 10 which can rotate the pulley in two directions of rotation.
- a direction of rotation causes a linear movement of the first connecting lug 108 in the direction of the motorized pulley 704.
- the other direction of rotation causes a linear movement of the first connecting lug 108 in the direction of the return pulley 705.
- the motorized pulley 704 is disposed in a first pulley support 706.
- the first pulley support 706 has two pulley locations: a first pulley location 707 and a second pulley location 708.
- the motorized pulley 704 is disposed in the first pulley location 707.
- the second pulley location 708 does not have a pulley. This location comprises 708 a ball bearing in which the drive shaft of the first motor 1 10 can engage.
- the pulley 705 is disposed in a second pulley support 709.
- the second pulley support 709 also has two pulley locations: a first pulley location 710 and a second pulley location 71 1.
- the pulley 705 is disposed in the first pulley location 710.
- Another pulley 712 is disposed in the second pulley location 71 1. This other pulley 712 may constitute a return pulley of the transmission arrangement which forms part of the second driving device for sliding the second connecting
- the first pulley support 706 comprises fastening tabs 713, 714.
- a first pair of fastening tabs 713 can engage in the first pair of suspension tabs 613 on the support wall 610 shown in FIG. FIG. 6.
- a second pair of fastening tabs 714 can engage in the second pair of suspension lugs 614.
- the first pulley support 706 can then be suspended from the support wall 610.
- the same remarks apply to the second pulley support 709, also provided with securing tabs 715. These securing tabs 715 engage other suspension tabs provided on the support wall 610 to integrate the second pulley support 709 into the housing. 1 12.
- FIG. 8 schematically illustrates the sliding bottom rail 103 with a sectional view.
- the sliding low rail 103 comprises the housing 1 12 formed by an assembly of the elements illustrated in FIG. 6.
- the transmission arrangement 700 illustrated in FIG. 7 is disposed in the housing 1 12.
- FIG. 8 also illustrates the first motor 1 10 of the sliding low rail 103, as well as the first connecting lug 108 and the second connecting lug 109.
- Figure 8 illustrates the main upper section 602 of the housing 1 12 capging the lower section 601.
- a lower part of the upper profile Complementary 603 is taken from the pair of upper mounting lips 617 shown in FIG. 6.
- the complementary upper profile 603 is rigidly secured to the main upper profile 602 by means of the internal assembly screw 606. This screw also secures the upper stem. assembly 604 to the upper main profile 602 and to the complementary upper profile 603.
- the lower profile 601 is rigidly fixed to the connecting rod 604, and thus to the two other profiles 602, 603, by means of the external assembly screw 605 .
- FIG. 8 illustrates that the covering walls of the edge segments 61 1, 612 of the main upper profile 602, and the covering wall of the complementary upper profile 603 define the upper face of the housing 1 12.
- FIG. 8 illustrates that the housing 1 comprises two sliding corridors: a first sliding corridor 801 and a second sliding corridor 802.
- the first sliding corridor 801 is located between the first edge segment 61 1 of the profile. main upper 602 and the complementary upper profile 603.
- the first sliding passage 801 opens onto the first longitudinal slot 1 13.
- the second sliding passage 802 is located between the second edge segment 612 of the main upper profile 602 and the complementary upper profile 603.
- the second sliding passage 802 opens on the second longitudinal slot 1 14. More specifically, the first sliding passage 801 is delimited by several walls of the housing 1 12: the wall on the inside of the first edge segment 61 1 of the upper main profile 602, one of the two side walls of the complementary upper profile 603, and a portion of the bearing wall 610.
- the second sliding passage 802 is delimited by a plurality of similar walls: the inner side wall of the second edge segment 612 of the main upper profile 602, the other of the two side walls of the complementary upper profile 603, and another part of the support wall 610.
- the one and the other part of the support wall 610 constitute respectively a bottom of the first sliding passage 801 and a bottom of the second sliding passage 802.
- the wheels of the two rolling mechanisms of the first door 101 can move in the first sliding channel 801.
- the two casters of the two bearing mechanisms 1 16, 1 17 of the second door 102 can move in the second sliding passage 802.
- the same applies to the hooks of these rolling mechanisms, including a hooked tip is maintained in the first sliding channel 801 with respect to the first door 101, and in the second sliding corridor 802 with respect to the second door 102.
- the first pulley support 706 is suspended from the support wall 610 in the housing 1 12. To do this, the first pair of fastening tabs 713 of the first pulley support 706 is taken in the first pair of legs the second pair of fastening tabs 714 is taken in the second pair of suspension tabs 614.
- the first pulley support 706 can be attached to the support wall 610 in a manner that rigid, for example, by means of screws, or other rigid fixing means.
- FIG. 8 illustrates the motorized pulley 704 also illustrated in FIG. 7, as well as a portion of the strip 701 arranged in a loop to which the first connecting lug 108 is connected.
- the drive shaft of the first motor 1 10, visible in Figure 8, is connected to the motorized pulley 704 rotatably.
- An opening is arranged in the support wall 610 to pass the motorized pulley 704.
- openings are also provided in the support wall 610 to pass the pulley 705, as well as the other pulley 712 , illustrated in Figure 6.
- FIG. 8 also illustrates another motorized pulley 803.
- This other motorized pulley 803 forms part of the transmission arrangement of the second drive device for slidably driving the second connecting lug 109.
- the other motorized pulley 803 is therefore connected to the drive shaft of the second motor 1 1 1, which is visible in Figure 1.
- the second motor 1 1 1 is not visible in Figure 8, because it is located behind the first motor 1 10.
- An opening is also arranged in the support wall 610 to pass the other motorized pulley 803
- the other motorized pulley 803 is disposed in a third pulley support, which is also not visible in FIG. 8, because it is located behind the first pulley support 706.
- the third pulley support is similar to the first pulley support 706 shown in FIG. 7.
- the third pulley support also includes a first pulley location and a second pulley location such as as illustrated in FIG. 7.
- the other motorized pulley 803 is disposed in the second pulley location of the third pulley support, instead of being disposed in the first pulley replacement.
- the first pulley location may include a ball bearing. It is therefore an inversion of elements arranged in the two pulley locations relative to the first pulley support 706 illustrated in FIG. 7.
- the third pulley support can be fixed to the support wall 610 of the pulley. same as the first pulley support 706.
- the other motorized pulley 803 may cause another band arranged in a loop, which is connected to the second connecting lug 109.
- part of this other band 701, partially surrounding the other pulley motor 803, is not shown in Figure 8.
- Figure 8 illustrates the notches of the other motorized pulley 803, which are also present on the motorized pulley 704, but not visible because hidden by the band 701 arranged in a loop.
- the other band arranged in a loop can engage with the other pulley 712 of the second pulley support 709 shown in FIG. 7.
- this other pulley 712 therefore constitutes a pulley which forms part of the arrangement transmission 700 of a second driving device for sliding the second connecting lug 109.
- the housing 1 12 is adapted to include two additional transmission arrangements to slide two additional connecting brackets and thus to slide two additional doors.
- the first sliding lane 801 comprises two sliding lanes: a first sliding lane 804 corresponding to a left half of this lane 801, and a second sliding lane 805 corresponding to a right half of this lane 801.
- the second sliding passage 802 also comprises two sliding tracks, which will be designated third sliding track 806 and fourth sliding track 807. Each of these sliding tracks may comprise a strip driving a sliding link lug.
- Figure 8 illustrates an embodiment where the second sliding channel 805 and the fourth sliding channel 807 are actually used. The first sliding track 804 and the third sliding track 806 remain available.
- a fourth pulley support and a fifth pulley support are disposed in the housing 112 near the first pulley support 706 shown in FIG. 7. These additional pulley supports are similar to the first support of FIG. pulley 706, but rotated 180 ° relative to the first pulley support 706. This inversion causes the two pulley locations are respectively aligned with the first sliding track 804 and the third sliding track 806.
- a third motor is connected to the pulley motorized fourth pulley support, and a fourth motor is connected to the motorized pulley of the fifth pulley support.
- a sixth pulley support is disposed in the housing 1 12 near the second pulley support 709 shown in Figure 7.
- This sixth pulley support is similar to the second pulley support 709, but also rotated 180 Relative to this second pulley support 709.
- this inversion causes the two pulley locations to be respectively aligned with the first sliding track 804 and the third sliding track 806.
- a band arranged in a loop through the first sliding channel 804 can thus be retained by the motorized pulley in the fourth pulley support and by a return pulley in the sixth pulley support.
- Another band arranged in a loop through the third sliding channel 806 can thus be retained by the motorized pulley in the fifth pulley support and by another return pulley in the sixth pulley support.
- a third connecting lug which is vertically inverted with respect to the first connecting lug 108, can be connected to the band traversing the first sliding lane 804.
- a fourth lug which is vertically inverted with respect to the first connecting lug 108 can be connected to the web passing through the third sliding lane 806.
- the housing 1 12 comprises a bottom compartment 808.
- This bottom compartment is delimited by the support wall 610 of the main upper section 602 and the walls of the lower section 601.
- Part of the transmission arrangement 700 is located in the lower compartment 808.
- the connecting device 703 is located in the bottom compartment 808. The same applies to any other transmission arrangement arranged in the housing 1 12.
- Figure 9 illustrates a section of the sliding low rail 103 by a partial schematic sectional view and in perspective.
- the section illustrated in FIG. 9 is located near one end where the motorized pulley 704 is located.
- Several elements already shown in the figures previously described are also shown in FIG. 9. Among these elements are the first motor 1 10 and the housing 1 12 formed by the lower profile 601, the main upper profile 602, and the complementary upper profile 603.
- the first longitudinal slot 1 13 and the second longitudinal slot 1 14 as well as the first sliding passage 801 and the second sliding passage 802 are also visible in FIG. 9.
- the first pulley support 706 in which the motorized pulley 704 is disposed, and the attachment tabs 713, 714 which make it possible to fix, at least temporarily, the first pulley support 706 to the support wall 610.
- Figure 10 illustrates another section of the sliding low rail 103 by a partial schematic sectional view and in perspective.
- the section illustrated in FIG. 10 is located near one end where the deflection pulley 705 is located.
- FIG. 10 is an inverse representation with respect to that of FIG. 9.
- FIG. 701 strip arranged in a loop connected to the first connecting lug 108.
- the other band looped, connected to the second connecting lug 109, is not shown in Figure 10.
- Figure 10 illustrates several elements already shown in the previously described figures. Among these elements are the housing 1 12 formed by the lower profile 601, the main upper profile 602, and the complementary upper profile 603. The first longitudinal slot 1 13 and the second longitudinal slot 1 14 and the first sliding channel 801 and the second sliding passage 802 can also be seen in FIG. 10. Also visible is the second pulley support 709 in which the return pulley 705 is disposed, and the fastening tabs 715 which make it possible to fix, at least temporarily, the second pulley support 709 at the support wall 610.
- the following is an example of a method of producing a closet by means of the system 100 illustrated in FIG. 1.
- the method comprises several installation steps which will be described in the following, also with reference to FIG.
- the cabinet is made in a closet niche such as closet niche 400 shown in Figures 4 and 5, having the same walls and having dimensions in width, height, and depth.
- the following elements of the system 100 illustrated in FIG. 1 are adapted to the dimensions of the closet niche 400: the bottom sliding rail 103, the high sliding rail 104, the floor 107, and the two doors 101 102.
- the control unit 105 and the remote control 106 may be standard.
- the control unit 105 is placed on the ground so that the control unit 105 is at least partially outside the closet niche 400.
- the unit 105 is connected to the mains.
- the feet 1 18 of the floor 107 are adjusted in height.
- the feet 1 18 are adjusted so that the upper face of the floor 107 is at a desired level relative to the ground when the floor 107 is placed on the ground.
- the desired level advantageously corresponds to the height of the housing 1 12 of the sliding low rail 103.
- the floor 107 is placed in the closet niche 400 by placing it on the floor inside thereof. The control unit 105 is thus partially below the floor 107.
- the sliding top rail 104 is fixed to the ceiling. In doing so, it must be ensured that the sliding top rail 104 is properly positioned with respect to the floor 107. For example, a rear side edge of the top sliding rail 104 may be aligned with a front side edge of the floor 107. Proper positioning of the sliding top rail 104 satisfies the following two conditions. A first condition is that the sliding bottom rail 103 is vis-à-vis with the sliding high rail 104. A second condition is that it has left relatively little space between the rail lower sliding 103 and the floor 107.
- the ceiling may be a false ceiling, relatively inflexible, as has been mentioned in the foregoing.
- the top slide rail 104 can be relatively light.
- this rail does not have to bear relatively large weight; the two doors 101, 102 are supported on the sliding low rail 103.
- the main slide rail 104 has the main function of holding a door in a vertical position, while allowing the door to slide. This does not require relatively high stiffness attachments.
- an interior layout of the closet can be placed on the floor 107.
- Figures 4 and 5 illustrate an example of such an interior.
- the cupboard to be produced can be provided with its interior arrangement before fixing the top slide rail 104 to the ceiling.
- the two motors 1 10, 1 1 1 of the sliding low rail 103 are connected to the control unit 105, at least a portion of which exceeds the floor 107 towards the front.
- This protruding part comprises terminals for electrically connecting the control unit 105 to the two motors 1 10, 1 1 1. Once connected to the two motors 1 10, 1 1 1, the control unit 105 is fully slid under the floor 107.
- the sliding low rail 103 is positioned opposite the sliding high rail 104.
- the two longitudinal slots 1 13, 1 14 of the sliding low rail 103 are then aligned. with the two rolling tracks of the sliding top rail 104.
- This positioning is advantageously obtained by sliding the sliding low rail 103 resting on the floor 107. That is to say, the desired positioning is obtained when the rail low
- the sliding rail 103 is integral with the floor 107.
- the sliding bottom rail 103 can then be locked in this position by a fixing to the floor 107, or possibly to another wall next to the sliding bottom rail 103.
- the two doors 101, 102 are placed between the sliding low rail 103 and the sliding high rail 104, so that the two doors 101, 102 are taken between these sliding rails. Then, the plumbs of the two doors 101, 102 can be adjusted by means of the "Robotwin" type of rolling mechanisms that have been mentioned in the foregoing. Then, the first connecting lug 108 which protrudes from the housing January 12 is fixed to the first door 101 by means of the fixing plate provided on this door. This attachment may comprise a height adjustment to align the fixing plate with the first connecting lug 108. Similarly, the second connecting lug 109 is fixed to the second door 102 by means of the fixing plate 1 visible to the figure 1 .
- the system 100 is configured to perform desired sliding strokes. This typically involves defining two race ends for the first gate 101, and thus for the first link leg 108, as well as two race ends for the second gate
- the control unit 105 stores these stroke ends in order to apply them during the steering of the sliding low rail
- the control unit 105 stops a sliding movement of the first door 101 when one of the two race ends is reached. The same goes for the second door 102.
- the definition of the ends of the races can be done by automatic learning.
- the control unit 105 can be programmed to automatically detect the ends of the races. This detection can be done during a first commissioning, or after an interruption of power supply. It is it is advantageous to provide a continuous detection which is done automatically, for example, during a cycle of opening and closing a door.
- the system 100 may include limit switches connected to the control unit 105. Such a detector signals the control unit 105 that a limit switch has been reached. In response, the control unit 105 stops the motor concerned, and thus the door has reached the end of the race.
- the two motors 1 10, 1 1 1 may include such detectors.
- a user can use, for example, the remote control 106.
- the user causes a door to perform a sliding movement until the door reaches a position corresponding to a desired travel end. Then, the user presses one or more buttons on the remote control 106 so that the control unit 105 memorizes this position.
- the system 100 allows an opening and automated closure of the closet, that is to say, with little effort.
- a user can open a section of the closet closed by the first door 101 by pressing a button on the remote control 106 causing a sliding movement of that door until a preset limit of completion is reached.
- the user can open another section of the closet closed by the second door 102.
- An automatic opening and closing can be done without remote control 106.
- the user can give a slight push to the first door 101 in a given direction.
- a detector detects this slight thrust, as well as the direction of it. This detector, which can be integrated with the first engine 1 10, transmits this information to the control unit 105.
- control unit 105 causes a sliding movement of the first door 101 in the direction of the slight thrust that the user has given to that door. This continuous sliding movement to a predefined end of stroke is reached.
- the same remarks apply to the second door 102.
- a person with reduced physical abilities, such as a disabled person, a senior, or a child, can therefore easily open and close the closet, even without a remote control.
- the control unit 105 advantageously comprises one or more resistance detectors.
- a resistance detector detects an abnormal mechanical resistance during a sliding movement.
- the control unit 105 stops the sliding movement, for example, by no longer actuating the motor causing this sliding movement.
- Such an arrangement avoids pinching fingers and other wounds that a sliding door can cause.
- the system 100 can thus have a higher level of security compared to a closet with doors that open and close manually.
- the detailed description which has just been made with reference to the drawings is only an illustration of some embodiments of the invention.
- the invention can be realized in many different ways. In order to illustrate this, some alternatives are indicated briefly.
- the invention can be advantageously applied in many types of embodiments comprising at least one sliding door.
- the invention can, in principle, be applied in all types of arrangements including a space to open and close, at least partially.
- a closet is an example of such an arrangement.
- a shower cell is another example.
- the invention can therefore be applied to slide a shower wall, taking precautions to ensure a seal and electrical safety.
- an embodiment according to the invention may, in principle, include any number of doors.
- the detailed description shows an embodiment with two sliding doors. This does not exclude, in any case, other embodiments with a single sliding door, or three sliding doors or, for example, four sliding doors.
- a door must be interpreted broadly. This term embraces any type of device that can close an opening giving access to a space, including a storage space.
- a door may be in the form of a solid panel or a leaf provided with a filling panel which may be, for example, in the form of a window.
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