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EP3260624B1
EP3260624B1 EP17000939.3A EP17000939A EP3260624B1 EP 3260624 B1 EP3260624 B1 EP 3260624B1 EP 17000939 A EP17000939 A EP 17000939A EP 3260624 B1 EP3260624 B1 EP 3260624B1
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    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E04—BUILDING
    • E04F—FINISHING WORK ON BUILDINGS, e.g. STAIRS, FLOORS
    • E04F11/00—Stairways, ramps, or like structures; Balustrades; Handrails
    • E04F11/18—Balustrades; Handrails
    • E04F11/181—Balustrades
    • E04F11/1851—Filling panels, e.g. concrete, sheet metal panels
    • E04F11/1853—Glass panels
    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E04—BUILDING
    • E04F—FINISHING WORK ON BUILDINGS, e.g. STAIRS, FLOORS
    • E04F11/00—Stairways, ramps, or like structures; Balustrades; Handrails
    • E04F11/18—Balustrades; Handrails
    • E04F11/181—Balustrades
    • E04F11/1817—Connections therefor
    • E04F2011/1823—Connections therefor between balustrade filling members, e.g. balusters or panels, and horizontal or sloping balustrade members

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  • the invention relates to a disc railing, are held by means of which discs are clamped in their foot, so that can be dispensed with railing post.
  • Corresponding glass pane railings are for example from DE 20 2007 009 239 U1 or the WO 2009/003452 A1 known.
  • the glass pane - which may for example consist of two interconnected as in particular glued together individual slices - in a glass pane holding clamped holding U-profile.
  • the inner walls of this U-profile are planar.
  • the foot area of the glass pane is edged with a plastic U-shaped profile body, which is inserted into the U-profile before the glass pane is installed. Subsequently, by means of wedge-like inserts, an exact and tilt-proof alignment of the glass pane takes place.
  • the U-shaped profile body which comprises the foot region of the glass pane, extends on both sides of the glass pane into the mouth region of the U-profile.
  • the U-profile can be made in this case of a steel plate which is bent into the corresponding U-shaped configuration.
  • the DE 20 2010 016 187 U1 or the DE 20 2010 016 188 U1 discloses a comparable glass pane railing disclosed in which the present in the foot region of the glass U-shaped profile body only includes this foot area and does not reach into the mouth region of the U-profile. In the mouth area of the U-profile, the clamping of the glass pane takes place via spacers.
  • the legs of the U-profile have in the mouth region in each case differently shaped projections.
  • the U-profile is therefore regularly produced as an extruded profile and is usually made of aluminum or aluminum-containing alloys.
  • the present invention seeks to provide an alternative disc railing, which can be dispensed with the use of wedge-shaped bodies and still allows the simplest possible and quick installation.
  • the disc railing should be able to withstand great loads.
  • the disc railing according to the invention has a dimensionally stable U-profile, between the two legs of the foot portion of a disc can be kept clamped, so that can be dispensed with railing post.
  • the pane may in particular be the glass pane of a railing or facade construction.
  • spacers are present, which are each arranged between the disc and one of the two legs of the U-profile.
  • the disc is surrounded by a U-shaped profile body, which rests tightly against the disc.
  • One of the two spacers in the mouth area of the U-profile is designed as a round rod.
  • a separate spacer is provided, which rests on top of the U-profile present in the bottom region of the U-shaped profile body and is supported there.
  • the round rod abuts in its maximum far in the U-profile einitzenden state on the spacer.
  • the legs of the U-profile can be equipped with a smooth inner side, since no projections or other holding elements for the spacers are necessary. Therefore, the U-profile can be made of a steel plate, so that the corresponding disc railing can be designed for heavy loads. Alternatively, it would also be possible to produce the U-profile made of aluminum or an aluminum alloy by means of extrusion molding.
  • the round rod rests on top of the spacer.
  • the spacer may be formed in this case with approximately constant wall thickness, which is preferably slightly smaller than the distance of the disc to the corresponding leg of the U-profile. In this way, the spacer can be introduced without much difficulty in the interior of the U-profile.
  • the spacer may be approximately T-shaped or approximately double T-shaped.
  • the round bar may be present between the spacer and the leg of the U-profile or between the spacer and the disc pressed.
  • the spacer can have, in its upper region facing the mouth region of the U-profile, a wall thickness which tapers towards the top.
  • the upper portion of the spacer may have at least one projection. This projection protrudes in the direction of the gap which exists between the leg of the U-profile and the disc. At this projecting projection of the round rod can rest.
  • the upper portion of the spacer to which the round rod can be press-fitted may have a plurality of projections spaced from one another.
  • a lower projection in each case protrude further into the interior of the U-profile transversely to the disk plane with respect to an upper projection.
  • a round rod can be placed at different depths in the gap, whereby an alignment of the disc in the U-profile is possible.
  • the surface of this region can each be concave and thus adapted to the outer contour of the round rod.
  • each round body should be arranged with the smallest radius at the bottom.
  • each round body along its longitudinal axis should have the same maximum width cross-sections.
  • Such a round body should be used with its longitudinal axis approximately parallel to the longitudinal axis of the U-profile in the same.
  • the spacer may, in a particularly preferred embodiment, comprise a resilient lip element which projects from the spacer.
  • the lip element can ensure that the Spacer securely seated in the space between the disc and one of the two legs of the U-profile. At the same time, an orientation of the inclination of the disc within the U-profile is still possible.
  • Such a round rod can be present on both sides of the disc.
  • the disc can be held pressed on its one side by a round rod and on its other side by a spacer body between the two legs of the U-profile.
  • the assembly can be particularly easily done by first the spacer is positioned between the one leg of the U-profile and the disc. Subsequently, the rod can be placed in the mouth area between the other leg and the disc. Now, if the disc pressed something against the spacer, the rod can slip by itself so far down in the U-profile or fall until the disc is held clamped.
  • the U-profile can reversibly bend up a bit.
  • the round rod can also be pressed with a suitable tool from the top of the round rod until it has reached its intended position. This is the case in the first embodiment when the round rod rests on top of the spacer.
  • the intended position is achieved when the round rod abuts correctly on the spacer, in particular when the correct projection is reached.
  • the spacer body may be attached to the inside of the leg of the U-profile via an adhesive layer. In this case, no further adjustment of the U-profile would be required.
  • the spacer could also consist only of a relatively thin coating of a plastic material that could be attached to a thickening of the leg of the U-profile.
  • the coating could prevent the disc from scratching as there is no direct metal-to-glass contact.
  • a secure and fixed position positioning of the spacer body would be possible by the thickening of the leg of the U-profile.
  • the spacer body can be suspended in a groove on the inside of the leg of the U-profile.
  • the spacer body could have a corresponding spring which can be inserted or inserted into the groove of the U-profile in order to fix the spacer body in a positionally secure manner to the leg of the U-profile.
  • the groove of the U-profile would not have to be completely filled by the spring of the spacer, but it may be sufficient to form the spring slightly shorter than the groove.
  • the spring could be at least partially formed slightly wider than the groove, so that the spring would have to be compressed in order to be inserted into the groove can. To facilitate such compression of the spring, the spring could have an approximately horizontal slot, whereby the spring would spread easily within the groove.
  • the spacer body can be supported in the load-bearing manner on the U-shaped profile body present in the base region of the U-profile.
  • the profile body is present in one piece with the spacer body.
  • the spacer body may be present separately from the profile body and extend so deep into the U-profile that it rests on one of the walls of the profile body.
  • the spacer body may be formed in particular C-shaped.
  • Both spacers and rod and spacers need not be present over the entire length of the U-profile. Rather, it may be sufficient to provide spacers or round rod and spacers only in sections. It would also be possible to design, for example, the spacer body continuously, while the spacer or the round rod is present only at certain intervals.
  • the U-shaped profile body in the bottom region of the U-profile could also be realized by an elastic or partially elastic potting compound, which is poured into the U-profile and cured there.
  • a glass sheet railing 10 is with its foot portion in cross-section fragmentary in Fig. 1 shown.
  • the glass sheet 18, which in the present example consists of two disks 14, 16 glued together firmly via an adhesive layer 12, is held clamped by its foot region 20 in a U-profile 22.
  • the U-profile 22 in the present example is made of steel and has been bent over corresponding steel plate produced.
  • the right and left legs 24, 26 of the U-profile 22 protrude to form a respective fillet at right angles from a bottom 28 of the U-profile 22 forming web upwards.
  • 22 holes can be provided in the bottom 28 of the U-profile, so that an attachment via a plurality of screws is possible.
  • the U-profile 22 could have a with the bottom 28 of the U-profile 22 aligned mounting web.
  • the attachment bar could be screwed by means of several holes on the building.
  • Such a fastening web could on both sides and on both sides of the legs 24, 26 of the U-section 22 respectively cantilevered outside.
  • a bend could be present on one of the two legs as shown in FIG Fig. 3 is shown.
  • the two legs 24, 26 of the U-profile 22 may be different lengths.
  • the inner, right leg 24 could be lower than the outer, left leg 26, in particular for optical reasons.
  • the glass pane 18 is held clamped with its foot 20. To this end, the glass pane 18 is enclosed tightly in its lower edge region by a U-shaped profile body 40, which is integral in the present exemplary case.
  • This U-shaped profile body 40 has a bottom 42 with two upwardly projecting walls 44, 46.
  • the bottom 42 has a pitched roof-shaped shape (please refer Fig. 2 ).
  • the lower wall portions of the two walls 44, 46 press outwardly against the two legs 24, 26 of the U-profile 22. In this way, a play-free contact of the foot portion 20 of the glass pane 18th in the bottom region of the U-profile 22 possible.
  • the U-shaped profile body 40 could also be designed in several parts.
  • the floor and the two walls could each be designed as separate components. It would also be possible to form the floor with one of the two walls together as a component and to provide the second wall as a separate component.
  • the walls 44, 46 of the U-shaped profile body 40 can be compared to the two legs 24, 26 of the U-section 22 comparatively short be formed. In contrast to the embodiment illustrated here, however, the walls 44, 46 of the U-shaped profile body 40 could also protrude almost into the mouth region of the U-profile 22.
  • the U-shaped profile body 40 is made of a lightweight plastic material which has sufficient compressive strength. The weight of the glass pane 18 is only slightly larger by the pushed onto it U-shaped profile body 40.
  • the spacer body 50 there is a spacer body 50 between the left leg 26 of the U-profile 22 and the glass pane 18.
  • the spacer body 50 has a constant wall thickness in the present case.
  • the spacer 50 is present at a predetermined distance from the U-shaped profile body 40.
  • the spacer 50 is secured to the inside of the leg 26 of the U-section 22 by means of an adhesive layer.
  • the spacer 50 could also have a spring element that could be inserted into a corresponding groove on the inside of the leg 26.
  • the spacer 60 Between the right leg 24 of the U-section 22 and the glass pane 18 is a spacer 60, which is supported on the right wall 44 of the U-shaped profile body 40 in terms of load.
  • the spacer 60 has a constant wall thickness 62, which is slightly smaller than the width 64 of the interspace 66 between the leg 24 of the U-profile 22 and the glass pane 18. As a result, the spacer 60 can be easily inserted into the interspace 66.
  • a round rod 68 ensures the clamping of the glass sheet 18 in the mouth region of the U-profile 22.
  • the round rod 68 is located approximately at the height of the spacer body 50.
  • the round rod 68 rests on top of the spacer 60.
  • the spacer 60 ensures the necessary distance between the clamping of the glass pane 18 in the bottom region of the U-profile 22 and in the mouth region of the U-profile 22.
  • the U-shaped profile body 40 When mounting the glass sheet railing 10, the U-shaped profile body 40 is first inserted into the U-section 22 from above and the spacer body 50 is attached to the outer leg 26. In the U-shaped profile body 40, the glass sheet 18 is optionally inserted slightly obliquely from above. Subsequently, the spacer 60 is inserted into the intermediate space 66 between the inner leg 24 and the glass pane 18. Then the round rod 68 can be placed loosely in the mouth region of the U-profile. The glass pane 18 can now be pressed slightly against the spacer body 50. In this case, the round rod 68 slips or falls on the spacer 60. Optionally, the round rod 68 can be inserted deeper into the intermediate space 66 with a suitable tool. In the last step, a cover profile, not shown here, can be mounted in the mouth region of the two limbs 24, 26 of the U-profile 22 in order to provide a visually appealing finish.
  • FIG. 3 An alternative embodiment of the glass sheet railing 10.3 is with its foot portion in cross-section fragmentary in Fig. 3 shown.
  • the glass pane 18 is seated clamped with its foot region 20 in a U-profile 22.3.
  • the U-section 22.3 is like the U-section 22 made of steel and can also be made by bending a corresponding plate.
  • the right and left legs 24.3, 26 of the U-section 22.3 protrude to form a respective fillet at right angles from the web 28 of the U-profile 22.3 forming web upwards.
  • a 180-degree bend 30 is present.
  • the U-profile 22.3 can be suspended in a corresponding fastening profile from above, so that attachment to a building or to a building connection element is possible.
  • the bend 30 can be dispensed with.
  • the glass pane 18 is held clamped with its foot 20.
  • the glass sheet 18 is enclosed in its lower edge region of the U-shaped profile body 40 tight fitting.
  • the spacer body 52 Between the left leg 26 of the U-section 22.3 and the glass pane 18 is a spacer body 52.
  • the spacer body 52 rests on the wall 46 of the U-shaped profile body 40 and is supported so loadlast.
  • the spacer body 52 has in the present example, an approximately C-shaped configuration, so that the spacer body 52 can be inserted during assembly without much effort in the existing between the glass 18 and the leg 26 of the U-section 22.3 gap.
  • the vertical web 54 of the spacer body 52 is located on the inside of the leg 26 of the U-profile 22.3, while the existing at the upper and lower end of the web 54 Kragstummel 56, 58 abut against the glass pane 18.
  • the spacer 70 is load-supported on the right wall 44 of the U-shaped profile body 40.
  • the spacer 70 has in the present example an approximately horizontal footbridge 72 which rests on the wall 44 of the U-shaped profile body 44. From the right in the drawing page of the footbridge 72 protrudes about an vertical leg 74 under formation a rounding upwards.
  • the leg 74 has in its upper region a Kragstummel 76 which extends approximately parallel to the foot land 72 and is arranged on the same side of the leg 74 as the foot land 72.
  • the upper portion 78 of the leg 74 is approximately wedge-shaped and has a to tapered wall thickness at the top.
  • the side 80 shown in the drawing on the left of the upper portion 78 is smooth, so that this side 80 can lie flat against the glass pane 18.
  • the side of the upper area 78 shown on the right in the drawing has a plurality of projections 82 in the present example.
  • the individual projections 82 are each arranged such that a lower projection extends further into the intermediate space 66 of the U-profile 22.3 protrudes.
  • the surface of the upper portion 78 is concave, so that a round rod 68, which has a constant diameter circular cross section in the present example, can be securely positioned between two protrusions 82 to hold the glass sheet 18 clamped.
  • the upper portion 78 of the spacer 70 terminates in a lip member 84 which is slightly resilient. As long as the spacer 70 has not yet been placed in the gap 66, the lip element 84 is slightly inclined (see Fig. 4 ). When inserting the spacer 70 in the gap 66, the lip member 84 is pressed in the direction of the leg 74 of the spacer 70, so that the width of the spacer 70 is slightly reduced. The spacer 70 spreads as far as possible after insertion, so that the lip member 84 presses against the inside of the leg 24.3 of the U-section 22.3, while the Kragstummel 76 of the spacer 70 is pressed against the glass 18. The spacer 70 thereby sits securely in the intermediate space 66, so that a simple and rapid positioning of the round rod 68 and thus a fixation of the glass pane 18 can take place.
  • the surface of the upper region 78 of the spacer 70 could also be grooved or serrated.
  • the round rod 68 could also have a corrugated or serrated surface.
  • the collar stub 76 of the spacer 70 could also be dispensed with.
  • the U-shaped profile body 40 When mounting the glass sheet railing 10.3, the U-shaped profile body 40 is first inserted into the U-section 22.3 from above and the spacer body 52 is placed on the wall 46 of the U-shaped profile body 40. In the U-shaped profile body 40, the glass sheet 18 is optionally inserted slightly obliquely from above. Thereafter, the spacer 70 is inserted into the space 66 between the inner leg 24.3 and the glass sheet 18. Then the round rod 68 can be placed loosely in the mouth region of the U-profile. The glass pane 18 can now be pressed slightly against the spacer body 52. In this case, the round rod 68 slips or falls at least a little way between the legs 24.3 and the upper portion 78 of the spacer 70.
  • the round rod 68 with a suitable tool deeper into between the legs 24.3 and the spacer 70 existing gap are inserted. This could also be achieved by increased pressure on the disc 18.
  • a cover profile not shown here, can be mounted in the mouth region of the two limbs 24.3, 26 of the U-profile 22.3 in order to provide a visually appealing finish.
  • the spacer 70 could also be positioned in the gap 66 such that the collar stub 76 and the smooth side 80 of the upper portion 78 of the spacer 70 abut the inside of a leg of the U-profile 22.3.
  • the round bar 68 would in this case be present between the disc 18 and the spacer 70.
  • a third embodiment of the glass sheet railing 10.5 is fragmentary with its foot portion in cross-section Fig. 5 shown.
  • the glass pane 18 is seated with its foot region 20 held clamped in a U-profile 22.5.
  • the U-profile 22.5 is made of aluminum or an aluminum alloy and can be made by an extrusion process.
  • the right and left legs 24.5, 26.5 of the U-profile 22.5 protrude to form a respective fillet at right angles from the bottom 28.5 of the U-profile 22.5 forming web upwards.
  • this bend 30.5 the U-profile 22.5 can be hung in a corresponding mounting profile from above, so that attachment to a building or to a building connection element is possible.
  • other mounting options of the U-section 22.5 on a building are possible in which can be dispensed with the bend 30.5.
  • the glass pane 18 is held clamped with its foot 20.
  • the glass sheet 18 is enclosed in its lower edge region of the U-shaped profile body 40.5 tight fitting.
  • the spacer body 52 Between the left leg 26.5 of the U-section 22.5 and the glass pane 18 is the spacer body 52.
  • the spacer body 52 rests on the wall 46.5 of the U-shaped profile body 40.5 and is supported so loadlast.
  • the vertical web 54 of the spacer 52 abuts the inside of the leg 26.5 of the U-profile 22.5, while the existing at the upper and lower end of the web 54 Kragstummel 56, 58 abut against the glass pane 18.
  • the spacer 60 Between the right leg 24.5 of the U-section 22.5 and the glass pane 18 is the spacer 60, which is load-supported on the right wall 44.5 of the U-shaped profile body 40.5.
  • the round bar 68 ensures the clamping of the glass pane 18 in the mouth region of the U-profile 22.5.
  • the round rod 68 is located approximately at the height of the upper Kragstummels 56 of the spacer body 52. The round rod 68 rests on top of the spacer 60 on. By the spacer 60 can thus be prevented that the round rod 68 slips so deep into the gap 66 that a removal of the round rod 68 is no longer possible.
  • the spacer 60 ensures the necessary distance between the clamping of the glass pane 18 in the bottom region of the U-profile 22.5 and in the mouth region of the U-profile 22.5.
  • a fourth embodiment of the glass sheet railing 10.6 is fragmentary with its foot in cross section in Fig. 6 shown.
  • the glass pane 18 is seated clamped with its foot region 20 in a U-profile 22.6.
  • the U-profile 22.6 is made of aluminum or an aluminum alloy and can be produced by an extrusion process.
  • the right and left legs 24.6, 26.6 of the U-profile 22.6 protrude to form a respective fillet at right angles from a web 28.6 of the U-profile 22.6 forming web upwards.
  • boreholes can be provided in the floor 28.6 of the U-profile 22.6 so that fastening by means of several screws is possible.
  • the U-profile 22.6 could have a with the bottom 28.6 of the U-profile 22.6 aligned mounting web, by means of several holes could be bolted to the structure. Such a fastening web could protrude both on one side and on both sides of the legs 24.6, 26.6 of the U-profile 22.6 in each case to the outside. Alternatively, a bend could be present on one of the two legs as shown in FIG Fig. 5 is shown. It would also be possible to secure the U-profile 22.6 to a building connection element by means of one or more welds.
  • the glass pane 18 is held clamped with its foot 20.
  • the glass sheet 18 is enclosed in its lower edge region of the U-shaped profile body 40.5 tight fitting.
  • the spacer body 52.6 rests on the wall 46.5 of the U-shaped profile body 40.5 and is supported in terms of load.
  • the spacer body 52.6 has in the present example an approximately C-shaped configuration, so that the spacer body 52.6 can be inserted during assembly without much effort in the existing between the glass 18 and the leg 26.6 of the U-section 22.6 gap.
  • the vertical web 54 of the spacer body 52.6 rests against the inside of the leg 26.6 of the U-profile 22.6, while the collar stub 56 present at the upper end of the web 54 rests against the glass pane 18.
  • the spacer 70.6 is supported on the right wall 44.5 of the U-shaped profile body 40.5 load.
  • the spacer 70.6 has in the present example an approximately horizontal footbridge 72.6, which rests on the wall 44.5 of the U-shaped profile body 40.5. From the left side of the footbridge 72.6 in the drawing, an approximately vertical leg 74.6 projects upwards.
  • the upper portion of the leg 74.6 is formed approximately wedge-shaped and has a tapered upwards wall thickness.
  • the wedge-shaped region 86 of the spacer 70.6 is smooth and formed without projections. In the between the wedge-shaped portion 86 of the spacer 70.6 and the glass 18 resulting gap a round rod 68 can be used to hold the glass pane 18 clamped.
  • the wedge-shaped region 86 of the spacer 70.6 terminates in a lip element 84.6, which is slightly resilient.
  • the lip member 84.6 is pressed in the direction of the vertical leg 74.6 of the spacer 70.6, so that the width of the spacer 70.6 is slightly reduced.
  • the spacer 70.6 spreads as far as possible after insertion, so that the lip element 84.6 presses against the U-profile 22.6 einitzende glass 18, while the upper end of the wedge-shaped portion 86 of the spacer 70.6 against the inside of the right leg 24.6 of U-profile 22.6 is pressed.
  • the spacer 70.6 sits securely in the intermediate space 66, so that a simple and rapid positioning of the round rod 68 and thus a fixation of the glass pane 18 can take place.
  • the surface of the wedge-shaped region 86 of the spacer 70.6 could also be grooved or serrated or formed with projections.
  • the round rod 68 could also have a corrugated or serrated surface.
  • both spacers 70, 70.6 can be applied both to the lip element 84, 84.6 on the glass pane 18 and to the lip element 84, 84.6 on the inside of the U-profile 22.3, 22.6.
  • a spacer 60 with round rod 68 could also be provided on both sides of the disc.
  • the shape of the U-profile 22, 22.3, 22.5, 22.6 is basically independent of the design of the spacers and spacers for clamped mounting of the glass pane 18th
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