EP3425155A1 - Finger guard for a door - Google Patents

Abstract

The invention relates to an anti-trap device for a door comprising a fastening element (200; 501; 1100; 1500; 1801; 2103; 2200; 2300) for attachment to a door frame (102) of the door and a cover profile (100; 900; 1800; 1900 wherein the cover profile (100; 900; 1800; 1900) can be fastened to the fastening element (200; 501; 1100; 1500; 1801; 2103; 2200; 2300), wherein a distance of the covering profile (100; 900; 1800; 1900) from the door frame (102) in the state fastened to the fastening element (200; 501; 1100; 1500; 1801; 2103; 2200; 2300) and in the state of the fastening element (200; 501; 1100; 1500; 1801; 2103; 2200; 2300) is adjustable.

Description

The present invention relates to a terminal protection device for a door according to the preamble of claim 1.

Clamping devices with a fastening element for fastening a door frame of the door and a cover profile are known from the prior art. The cover profile is fastened to the fastening element and, in the state fastened there, covers the gap between the door and the door frame in the region of the bands. In particular, with rebated doors can be achieved in this way a good clamping protection. Body parts (e.g., fingers) are prevented from being in the gap when the door is closed.

Due to different configurations of the doors and the belts many different cover profiles are used in the prior art. This is particularly necessary because the bands may have different distances to the door frame and diameter.

In contrast, the invention has for its object to provide an adaptable to the spacing of the bands of the door frame clamp protection. In addition, a door should be created with such a terminal protection device.

This object is achieved by a terminal protection device according to claim 1 and by a door according to claim 16. Embodiments of the invention are indicated in the dependent claims.

The terminal protection device comprises a fastening element and a cover profile. For example, the fastener as a profile be educated. In the context of this description, a profile is understood in particular to mean a component which has an elongate extent and has an approximately constant cross-sectional area over its entire length. However, deviations in the cross-sectional area may result, in particular, from fastening means or elements which are used, for example, for fastening the fastening element to the door frame or for fastening the covering profile to the fastening element.

As indicated by the designations, the fastener is for attachment to a door frame and the cover profile serves to cover a gap between the door and the door frame to prevent human body parts (e.g., fingers) from being guided into this gap. To accomplish this purpose, the cover profile can be attached to the fastener.

According to the invention, it is provided that a distance of the cover profile from the door frame in the state fastened to the fastening element and in the state of the fastening element fastened to the door is adjustable. This may in particular mean that the distance is adjustable while the cover profile are fastened to the fastening element and the fastening element to the door frame. But it may also mean that the distance is adjustable only when the cover profile is not attached to the fastener and / or the fastener is not attached to the door frame / is. In this case, the above formulation means that the measurable in the mentioned states distance of the cover profile of the door frame is adjustable.

The fastener may have a length which is less than a quarter of the length of the cover profile. It is in the Within the scope of this description, the length of a component is the dimension in which the component has its greatest extent. The comparatively small length of the fastener is advantageous because the attachment of the cover to the fastener and the attachment of the fastener to the door frame are simplified.

It is possible that the distance is infinitely adjustable. This is understood in particular to mean that an arbitrary distance between two end values can be set.

According to one embodiment of the invention, the terminal protection device may comprise a connecting element with which the cover profile can be fastened to the fastening element. The connecting element can be connected via a screw connection with the fastening element. The distance of the cover from the door frame can be adjusted by means of the screw. The connecting element can either be screwed further in the direction of the fastening element, if the distance is to be reduced, or be screwed away from the fastening element, if the distance is to be increased.

According to one embodiment of the invention, the fastening element may comprise thickenings, which are designed for a frictional connection with the cover profile. Using these thickenings, the cover profile can be provisionally fastened to the fastening element in order, for example, to set a suitable distance of the covering profile from the fastening element.
Under a thickening is understood in the context of this description, in particular a section in which the fastener has a greater width than in other areas having. In this case, the width is understood in particular to mean the dimension which extends perpendicular to the length. The thickening may be formed for example as a projection or rib.

According to one embodiment of the invention, the anti-clamping device may comprise fixing means which extend from one end of the fastening element at an angle greater than 90 ° in the direction of the cover when the cover is attached to the fastening element. The fixing means may preferably be arranged at both opposite ends of the fastening element. In particular, it may be the ends in the longitudinal direction of the fastening element.

Preferably, the fixing means are designed for a positive connection with the cover profile. The fixing means are particularly advantageous in order to impede or even prevent twisting of the covering profile relative to the fastening means.

It is possible that the fastening element is integrally connected to the door frame. This is particularly advantageous for easy installation, since no recess has to be introduced into the door frame. In addition, there are sometimes problems when a recess with a drill to be engulfed in the door frame. For example, the drill can break.

According to one embodiment of the invention, the anti-clamping device may comprise locking means. The locking means may be formed in a first orientation of the connecting element relative to the fastening element for a positive connection with the cover profile in an orientation of the cover relative to the fastening element. In a second orientation of the connecting element relative to the fastening element, however, no positive connection of the cover profile in the same orientation relative to the fastening element with the locking means is possible. The locking means may for example be formed as ribs The locking means may be formed for a latching connection with the cover profile. In the first orientation, the ribs may extend substantially parallel to the cover profile.

In this way, the connecting element can be brought into the position in which the cover has the desired distance when mounted on the fastener. During assembly, it is arranged in the second orientation in order to be able to try out whether the distance is correct without the cover profile being fixed. If the desired distance is set, the connecting element can be converted into the first orientation so that the cover profile can be fastened to the fastening element.

According to one embodiment of the invention, the connecting element may be rotatable from the first orientation to the second orientation and vice versa, preferably by 90 °. The rotation is given anyway in a screw with the fastener. It thus represents a simple way of transferring the connecting element from the first orientation to the second and vice versa.

In conjunction with the two last-mentioned embodiments, in particular the thickenings of the fastening element mentioned above are advantageous. If the desired distance of the cover profile to be set by the fastener, the cover profile can be tested frictionally on the thickening be attached. It can then be removed non-destructively and without tools from the fastener, if the distance still needs to be adjusted. If the desired distance is set, the cover profile can be positively connected to the locking means. This connection is more stable and secure.

According to one embodiment of the invention, the anti-clamping device may comprise an end cap, which is attachable to one end of the fastener. If the fixing means are arranged at the end, they can for example have a recess in which the end cap can be fastened. The end cap is adapted to cover one end of the cover profile. Preferably, the anti-jamming device comprises two end caps, which are each designed to cover one end of the cover profile.

By the end cap, the hygiene of the terminal protection device is improved because impurities can less easily reach the area between the fastener and the cover. The risk of injury can also be reduced if, for example, the end cap is rounded. In addition, the end cap can be used as a design element.

Preferably, the end cap can be secured captive on the fastener. This can be done for example by a positive attachment. Preferably, the end cap has a screening which can be inserted into a recess of the fastening element. The recess may for example be part of the fixing element.

According to one embodiment of the invention, a distance of the end cap from the end of the fastener in the on Fixing element attached state be adjustable. For example, this can be achieved with a grid on the end cap, with which the end cap can be inserted into a recess of the fastener.

According to one embodiment of the invention, the fastening element can be fastened to the door frame via a positive and / or non-positive connection, such as a screw connection. The anti-terminal device may comprise an adhesive with which the fastening element can be fastened to the door frame before the positive and / or non-positive connection is produced. The adhesive may be formed, for example, flat. It can also be called adhesive pad.

The connection of the fastening element with the door frame using the adhesive is advantageous in order to produce the positive and / or non-positive connection without having to hold the fastener. For example, the fastener can be fixed with the adhesive to the door frame to drill recesses in the door frame and / or screws to screw through the fastener in the door frame.

According to one embodiment of the invention, the anti-clamping device may comprise spacer means which can be arranged between the fastening element and the door frame. The fastening element can then be fastened to the door frame, for example with a fastening means, such as a screw or a nail, projecting through the spacer means. With the spacer means, the distance of the cover from the door frame to the thickness and arrangement of the door hinges can be adjusted. In this case also the distance of the fastener of the Door frame adapted. The adaptation of the distance with the spacers is particularly easy to perform and requires a relatively low installation costs

According to one embodiment of the invention, the terminal protection device may comprise an assembly aid. The mounting aid may comprise a projection which is adapted to engage in a recess of the connecting element. The assembly aid can be polygonal, preferably at least pentagonal. The projection may be arranged eccentrically.

The projection may thus have different distances to the lateral edges of the mounting aid. For mounting the fastening element, the assembly aid can be applied to an edge of the door leaf. The projection of the mounting aid is inserted into the recess of the connecting element and the mounting aid can be applied with one side to an edge of the door leaf. In this case, the page can be chosen so that the projection is arranged centrally above or below the door hinges. The projection can in particular be aligned with the door hinges. The assembly aid can then be removed. Now a mark on the door frame can be marked with a pen. The marker can then be used to provide a fastener, e.g. a screw or a nail to bring for the fastener in the door frame.

It is possible that the anti-clamping device comprises a connecting profile which can be fastened to the fastening element. The cover profile can be fastened to the fastening element by means of the connection profile. The connection profile is between the fastener and the cover arranged when the cover is attached to the fastener.

It is possible that the distance of the cover from the door frame by a change in the distance of the connecting profile of the fastener is adjustable. In this case, the attachment of the cover profile on the connection profile can be particularly comfortable and easy, since the distance between these two components need not be adjustable. The cover can thus be easily inserted or replaced.

It is possible that the anti-clamping device comprises a threaded element and a screw. The threaded element can be screwed into the screw. Under a screw is understood in particular an element with an internal thread. This can be, for example, a mother. But it is also possible that the screw is formed in one piece and / or in one piece with the connection profile or with the fastening element. Under a threaded element is understood in particular an element with an external thread. This can be, for example, a nut or a threaded bolt.

The connection profile can be fastened to the fastening element by means of the threaded element and the screw element. The distance of the connection profile from the fastening element can be changed by how far the threaded element is screwed into the screw element. This is a particularly easy to use mechanism for setting the distance.

It is possible that the distance is adjustable in steps. This can be particularly advantageous in order to reduce production costs and / or costs.

It is possible that the anti-clamping device comprises a connecting means. The cover can be fastened to the fastener with the connecting means. The distance of the cover profile is adjustable.

It is possible that the distance between the cover profile and the door frame is adjustable by the connecting means is fixed in different positions on the fastening element. For example, the connecting means can be fastened at different distances from the door frame on the fastening element.

It is possible that the connecting means is adapted to be fastened to the fastening element in a first orientation relative to the fastening element and to be detachable from the fastening element in a second orientation relative to the fastening element. Thus, the connecting means can be particularly easily attached to the fastener and released from it.

It is possible that the connecting means is formed rotationally asymmetric and can be converted from the first orientation to the second orientation and vice versa by a rotation. In this case, the rotation preferably takes place about an axis of rotation, to which the connecting means is rotationally asymmetrical. For example, the connecting means may be formed as an eccentric.

It is possible that the connecting means and the cover profile are designed for a positive connection with each other. Preferably, the positive connection can be produced in the first orientation and not in the second orientation.

It is possible that the fastening element has a first screening. The connecting means may have a second screening. The grids are designed to interlock. The grids can engage in particular in the first orientation, while they do not interlock in the second orientation.

It is possible that the fastening element has a slot for attachment to the door frame. The slot may extend in the fastened to the door frame state of the fastener in the horizontal direction. With the help of the slot thus the cover can also be moved in the horizontal direction and adapted to different circumstances.

It is possible that the fastening element comprises a folding element. The folding element may be designed to rest on the door frame in the unfolded state on one of the bands of the door when fastening the fastening element. The folding element can be folded. When folded, it is then not in contact with the tapes. With the folding element, the fastening element can be arranged so that it is not in contact with the bands when using the door. If the fastener were in contact with the bands when using the door, unwanted noise would occur during use.

It is possible that the door includes a rebated door leaf. The clip protection device is particularly suitable for rebated door leaves.

It is possible that the clamping protection device comprises at least two fastening elements which are connectable to each other. This simplifies the assembly.

The modular system according to claim 14 comprises a clip protection device according to an embodiment of the invention and further cover profiles. The cover profile of the terminal protection device and the other cover profiles are referred to in the context of this description as "the cover profiles". The cover profiles are designed for hinges with different diameters. The cover profiles may for example have different cross sections for this purpose. Preferably, the cross sections of the cover profiles on different circumferences.

In the state of the cover profiles fastened to the fastening element, an opening region of the cover profiles can face the fastening element. This opening area can serve, for example, for the cover profile to receive the fastening element. The opening area can have the same width for all cover profiles. In the context of this description, the width is understood to mean the horizontal direction which runs parallel to the door frame. In addition, the cover profiles are fastened to the fastener.

The modular system is particularly advantageous in combination with the spacers. The same spacers can be used for all cover profiles. If no spacers are used, a fastener can be used for all cover profiles.

Within the scope of this description, a modular system is understood in particular to mean a system which comprises a plurality of components which can be combined with one another in different variations. For example, different cover profiles can be combined with a single fastener to produce different terminal protection devices from the modular system.

The door according to claim 15 comprises a door panel, which is preferably rebated, straps and a clip protection device according to an embodiment of the invention. The bands can also be referred to as hinges. The fastener is attached to the door frame. The door leaf is pivotally attached to the door frame via the bands. The anti-jamming device covers an area between the bands and below the bands. The anti-pinch device can thus also cover the area below the lowermost band. It is also possible that the anti-clamping device covers the area above the bands, ie also above the uppermost band.

Fig. 1

eine schematische Draufsicht auf eine Tür mit einem Türflügel, einer Türzarge und einer Klemmschutzeinrichtung;

Fig. 2

eine schematische Draufsicht auf ein Befestigungselement einer Klemmschutzeinrichtung nach einer Ausführungsform der Erfindung;

Fig. 3

eine schematische perspektivische Ansicht einer Klemmschutzeinrichtung nach einer Ausführungsform der Erfindung;

Fig. 4

schematische Schnittansichten der Klemmschutzeinrichtung aus Fig. 3;

Fig. 5

eine schematische perspektivische Ansicht von Bestandteilen einer Klemmschutzeinrichtung nach einer Ausführungsform der Erfindung;

Fig. 6

eine schematische Schnittansicht der Bestandteile aus Fig. 5;

Fig. 7

eine schematische Schnittansicht der Bestandteile aus Fig. 5;

Fig. 8

eine schematische perspektivische Ansicht einer Klemmschutzeinrichtung mit den Bestandteilen aus Fig. 5;

Fig. 9

eine schematische perspektivische Ansicht verschieden großer Abdeckprofile nach einer Ausführungsform der Erfindung;

Fig. 10

eine schematische Schnittansicht der Abdeckprofile aus Fig. 9;

Fig. 11 A-C

schematische perspektivische Ansichten zweier Befestigungselemente nach einer Ausführungsform der Erfindung;

Fig. 12

eine schematische perspektivische Ansicht eines Abdeckprofils mit einer Ausnehmung für einen Stift;

Fig. 13

eine schematische perspektivische Ansicht eines Montagehilfselement nach einer Ausführungsform der Erfindung;

Fig. 14

eine schematische Draufsicht auf eine Tür und das Montagehilfselement aus Fig. 13;

Fig. 15 A-D

schematische perspektivische Ansichten eines Befestigungselements nach einer Ausführungsform der Erfindung;

Fig. 16

eine schematische perspektivische Ansicht eines Montagehilfselements nach einer Ausführungsform der Erfindung;

Fig. 17 A-D

schematische Ansichten eines Montagehilfselements nach einer Ausführungsform der Erfindung;

Fig. 18

eine schematische perspektivische Ansicht eines Abdeckprofils und eines Befestigungselements;

Fig. 19

mehrere schematische Schnittansichten mehrerer verschiedener Abdeckprofile mit unterschiedlichen Umfangslängen nach einer Ausführungsform der Erfindung;

Fig. 20

die Abdeckprofile aus Fig. 19 im an einem Befestigungselement befestigen Zustand;

Fig. 21

eine schematische Ansicht eines Abdeckprofils nach einer Ausführungsform der Erfindung mit einer alternativen Befestigungsmöglichkeit; und

Fig. 22

eine schematische perspektivische Ansicht eines Befestigungselements nach einer Ausführungsform der Erfindung;

Fig. 23

eine schematische perspektivische Ansicht eines Befestigungselements nach einer Ausführungsform der Erfindung; und

Fig. 24

eine schematische perspektivische Ansicht des Befestigungselements aus Fig. 23 in einem anderen Zustand.

Further features and advantages of the present invention will become apparent from the following description of preferred embodiments with reference to the accompanying drawings. The same reference numerals are used for the same or similar components and components with the same or similar functions. Show:

Fig. 1

a schematic plan view of a door with a door, a door frame and a terminal protection device;

Fig. 2

a schematic plan view of a fastener of a terminal protection device according to an embodiment of the invention;

Fig. 3

a schematic perspective view of a terminal protection device according to an embodiment of the invention;

Fig. 4

schematic sectional views of the terminal protection from Fig. 3 ;

Fig. 5

a schematic perspective view of components of a terminal protection device according to an embodiment of the invention;

Fig. 6

a schematic sectional view of the components Fig. 5 ;

Fig. 7

a schematic sectional view of the components Fig. 5 ;

Fig. 8

a schematic perspective view of a terminal protection device with the components Fig. 5 ;

Fig. 9

a schematic perspective view of different sized cover profiles according to an embodiment of the invention;

Fig. 10

a schematic sectional view of the cover profiles Fig. 9 ;

Fig. 11 AC

schematic perspective views of two fasteners according to an embodiment of the invention;

Fig. 12

a schematic perspective view of a cover profile with a recess for a pin;

Fig. 13

a schematic perspective view of a mounting aid according to an embodiment of the invention;

Fig. 14

a schematic plan view of a door and the auxiliary mounting element Fig. 13 ;

Fig. 15 AD

schematic perspective views of a fastener according to an embodiment of the invention;

Fig. 16

a schematic perspective view of a mounting auxiliary element according to an embodiment of the invention;

Fig. 17 AD

schematic views of a mounting auxiliary element according to an embodiment of the invention;

Fig. 18

a schematic perspective view of a cover profile and a fastener;

Fig. 19

several schematic sectional views of several different cover profiles with different circumferential lengths according to an embodiment of the invention;

Fig. 20

the cover profiles Fig. 19 in the fastened to a fastener state;

Fig. 21

a schematic view of a cover according to an embodiment of the invention with an alternative mounting option; and

Fig. 22

a schematic perspective view of a fastener according to an embodiment of the invention;

Fig. 23

a schematic perspective view of a fastener according to an embodiment of the invention; and

Fig. 24

a schematic perspective view of the fastener from Fig. 23 in a different state.

In the FIG. 1 shown door includes a rebated door 103, a door frame 102 and door hinges 101. The door 103 is pivotally mounted on the door hinges 101 on the door frame 102. At the Opening the door leaf 103 creates a gap between the door leaf 103 and the door frame 102. In this gap, for example, human body parts such as fingers can be inserted, which are then clamped when closing the door. To prevent this, anti-jamming devices are used. The anti-terminal device comprises a cover profile 100, which is intended to prevent or at least complicate the insertion of human body parts into the gap between the door leaf 103 and the door frame 102. Since the distance of the door hinges 101 may be different from the door frame 102, different cover profiles 100 are used in the prior art or the cover is relined.

The terminal protection device according to an embodiment of the invention comprises a fastening element 200 with a slot 201. The fastening element 200 can be attached to the door frame 102 by a screw is screwed through the slot 201 in the door frame 102. The position of the fastener 200 can be corrected in the horizontal direction due to the elongated hole 201.

The terminal protection device comprises, in addition to the fastening element 200, a cover profile 100 and a connection means 300. The connection means 300 can be fastened to the fastening element 200 at different distances from the door frame 102. The attachment is made via positive locking. For this purpose, the fastening element 200 has teeth 301 and the connecting means 300 has a toothing 400. The teeth 301 and 400 are adapted to engage each other.

The connecting means 300 is also rotationally asymmetric with respect to a rotation axis. By rotation around the rotation axis leaves the connecting means 300 rotate from a first orientation relative to the fastening element 200 in a second orientation relative to the fastening element 200. The first orientation is in 4B and 4C shown while the second orientation in Fig. 4A is shown. In the first orientation, the connection means 300 is attached to the fastener 200 by meshing the serrations 301 and 400. In the second orientation, the connection means 300 is not attached to the fastener 200. The connecting means 300 may also be referred to as an eccentric. The distance between the connecting means 300 and the door frame 102 can thus be adjusted by the position in which the connecting means 300 is fastened to the fastening element 200.

The cover 100 can be fastened to the connecting means 300 by a positive connection. For this purpose, the connecting means 300 has a head 401 and the cover profile 100 fastening means 402. The attachment means 402 are configured to engage around the head 401. The cover 100 is thus form-fitting fastened to the connecting means 300.

Because the connecting means 300 can be fastened to the fastening element 200 at different distances from the door frame 102, the covering profile 100 can thus also be fastened at different distances to the door frame 102. It can thus be the same cover 100 used for different distances of the door hinges 101 of the door frame 102, without a relining is needed. It is only necessary to adjust the position of the connecting means 300 relative to the fastening element 200.

The in the FIGS. 5 to 8 illustrated embodiment of the invention comprises a connecting profile 500, a fastener 501, a screw 502, a screw 503, a screw 600 and a cover 100a-d. The fastener 501 can - similar to the fastener 200 - fasten with the screw 502 on the door frame 102. The connecting profile 500 can be fastened with the screw 600 on the fastening element 501 at different distances from the door frame 102. For this purpose, the screw 600 is positively connected to the connection profile 500 and screwed into the screw 503. The screw 503 may be, for example, a nut. Depending on how far the screw 600 is screwed into the screw 503, the distance of the connecting profile 500 from the door frame 102 changes FIG. 6 For example, a relatively large distance of the connection profile 500 from the door frame 102 is shown when the fastening element 501 is attached to the door frame 102. In FIG. 7 this distance is relatively small. As an alternative to the screw 600, a threaded bolt can also be used.

In FIG. 8 different cover profiles 100a-d are shown. The cover profiles 100a-d differ essentially by their diameter, so that gaps of different extent can be covered by different cover profiles 100a-d. Each of the covering profiles 100a-d can be clamped onto the connecting profile 500, so that the spacing of the covering profile 100a-d from the door frame 102 can also be set by the spacing of the connecting profile 500 from the door frame 102.

The covering profiles 100b-d comprise a rounding and two end sections running parallel to one another at the two ends of the rounding. The diameter of the rounding is greater than the distance between the two end sections to each other.

In the FIG. 9 Cover profiles 900a-d shown differ from the cover profiles 100a-d FIG. 8 inter alia by the spacing means 901 and the clip elements 902. The spacing means 901 serve to keep the cover profile 900a-d at the desired distance from the fastening element 1100, so that it is securely fastened to it. The spacing means 901 thus prevents the cover profile 900a-d from being pushed too far onto the fastening element 1100.

The clip elements 902 are fastened in a form-fitting manner to the fastening element 1100. Thus, a reliable connection between the cover profile 900a-d and the fastening element 1100 is achieved.

The fastening element 1100 comprises screw elements 1101 as connecting elements to which the cover profile 900a-d can be fastened. By screwing the screw 1101, the distance of the cover 900a-d from the fastener 1100 can be adjusted. In addition, the fastening elements 1100 each comprise a folding element 1102, which in Figure 11A is shown in the unfolded state. In Figure 11A two fastening elements 1100 are positively connected to each other, so that the section for attaching the covering profile 900a-d is longer. By connecting the two fasteners 1100 together, assembly is simplified since the fasteners 1100 need not be positioned and aligned separately.

In FIG. 11B is one of the folding elements 1102 collapsed and the fasteners 1100 are detached from each other. In FIG. 11C one of the folding elements 1102 is collapsed and the fasteners 1100 are secured together.

The folding element 1102 is advantageous for the positioning of the fastening element 1100. In the unfolded state (FIG. Fig. 11A ), the fastener 1100 can be secured to the door frame, while the flap element 1102 rests against the door hinge. Subsequently, the folding element 1102 is folded, so that the fastening element 1100 does not touch the door hinge, so that no unwanted noise when using the door occur.

In FIG. 12 a cover profile 900 is shown having a recess 1200. In the state fastened to the fastening element 1100, the recess 1200 is aligned with a recess of the fastening element 1100, which is designed for fastening the fastening element 1100 to the door frame. The recess 1200 serves as an assembly aid. A pin 1201 may be passed therethrough to mark, prior to attachment of the fastener 1100 to the doorframe, a point at which a hole may be drilled in the doorframe to secure the fastener 1100 to the doorframe.

In the FIGS. 13 and 14 a mounting auxiliary element 1300 is shown with a recess 1301. The recess 1301 extends in the height direction of the auxiliary mounting member 1300 from an upper surface of the auxiliary mounting member 1300 to an underside of the auxiliary mounting member 1300. The center point of the recess 1301 is disposed at the center of the upper and lower surfaces of the auxiliary mounting member 1300. The distance to the lateral ends of the auxiliary mounting member 1300 is in each case half the diameter of the bands of the door. The auxiliary mounting member 1300 may be applied to edge 1400 of the door. Subsequently, a mark can be drawn on the door frame with a pin 1201 at which a hole is drilled can to attach the fastener 1100 to the door frame. The marking may be formed in particular punctiform or linear. A line-shaped marking can be achieved, for example, by moving the auxiliary assembly element 1300 at the edge 1400 in the vertical direction, while a pin protrudes through the recess 1301. The linear marking then aligns with the axis of rotation of the bands of the door.

In FIG. 15 a fastener 1500 is shown, which differs in particular from the fastener 1100 in that it has fixing means 1502 at the ends. The fixing means 1502 are advantageous when a cover profile is fastened to the fastening element 1500. The fixing means prevent a rotational movement of the cover relative to the fastening element.

In addition, the fastening element 1500 comprises a connecting element 1501. The connecting element 1501 functions in principle similar to the connecting element 1101 from FIG. 11 , A cover profile can be positively attached to the connecting element 1501. The connecting element 1501 can - as in the FIGS. 15A and 15B shown - far different from the door frame to which the fastener 1500 is attached, are screwed away. In this way, the distance of the cover profile of the door frame can be adjusted.

In FIG. 15C an end cap 1503 is shown attached to the fixing means 1502. This end cap 1503 may cover an opening of the cover profile attached to the fastener 1500. In this way it can be prevented that contaminants reach the area between the cover profile and the door frame.

In Figure 15D Further end caps 1504 are shown, which can also be attached to the fixing means 1502. For this purpose, they have a screening. The screening allows the end caps to be pushed to different degrees towards the center of the fastener 1500 and secured in that position. In this way, a tolerance compensation in the longitudinal direction of the fastener is made possible.

In addition, different sized end caps 1504 may be used. The size of the end cap 1504 may preferably be adjusted to the size of the cover profile.

This in FIG. 16 illustrated auxiliary mounting member 1600 has four interconnected in cross-section 1601, 1602, 1603 and 1604. The four sections 1601, 1602, 1603 and 1604 have different thicknesses at their ends facing away from the center of the cross shape. The auxiliary mounting member 1600 can be used to determine the distance between the door frame and the tape rolls of the door. For example, marks may be present on the fastener corresponding to sections 1601, 1602, 1603 and 1604 indicating to the user how far the fastener 1501 or 1101 must be screwed away from the door frame. A user can then measure which of the sections 1601, 1602, 1603 and 1604 most closely matches the distance between the door frame and the tape roll and then screws the connection element to a corresponding position.

It is also possible that the distance between the door frame and the cover profile is set with spacers 1803 (see Figs. 18 and 21 ). In this case, on the sections 1601, 1602, 1603 and 1604, an indication of how many spacers 1803 must be used to set the desired distance. For example, located in FIG. 16 on the section 1603 the number 3 indicating that three spacers 1803 must be used to set the desired distance between the door frame and the cover profile when the distance between the tape rolls and the door frame most closely corresponds to the thickness of the section 1603.

This in FIG. 17 illustrated auxiliary mounting member 1700 is preferably in combination with the auxiliary mounting member 1300 FIG. 13 used. The projection 1701 of the auxiliary assembly element 1700 can be inserted into the recess 1301 of the auxiliary assembly element 1300. It should be noted that the projection 1701 is arranged eccentrically and that the auxiliary mounting member 1700 is formed polygonal. Thus, the projection 1701 has a different distance from each side.

The auxiliary mounting member 1700 may be applied to the door leaf with a user-selectable side. When the recess 1301 of the auxiliary mounting member 1300 is located directly above the door hinges, the auxiliary mounting member 1700 can be removed and a mark can be made by the recess 1301 on the door frame, marking a position at which the fastener is to be attached to the correct distance to have the door leaf. The phrase "directly above the door hinges" is understood in particular to mean that there is no lateral offset to the door hinges. Of course, there may be a clearance between the door hinges and the auxiliary mounting member 1300. If the recess 1301 is arranged laterally offset from the door bands, the user should Turn auxiliary assembly element 1700 until the recess 1301 is located directly above the door hinges.

In FIG. 18 two alternative ways of attaching the fastener 1801 are shown on a door frame. The fastening element 1801 has fixing means 1802 at its two ends. These differ in particular from the fixing means 1502 FIG. 15 in that no recess is provided which could be used to attach an end cap.

The fastening element 1801 is fastened to the door frame with spacers 1803. For this purpose, the fastening element 1801 has two elongated holes 1805 and a circular recess 1806 in the connecting element. The elongated holes 1805 and the recess 1806 are aligned with recesses in the spacers 1803.

The spacers 1803 also have centering means 1807, which are formed as elevations and engage in the mounted state in recesses of the respective component disposed above. This prevents that, in particular when screws, the spacer 1803 and the fastener 1801 are rotated relative to each other.

The fastener 1801 can now be secured with a screw 1804 on the door frame, which protrudes through the circular recess 1806. In this case, a lateral adjustment of the fastener 1801, for example, for tolerance compensation, not possible. Alternatively, the fastener 1801 may be secured to the door frame with bolts 1804 that protrude through the slots 1805. In this case a displacement of the fastening element 1801 for tolerance compensation is possible.

It should be noted that the fastener 1801 may include only the elongated holes 1805 or the circular recess 1806.

The cover profile 1800 may be secured to the fastener 1801 as previously described in relation to other cover profiles.

In the FIGS. 19 and 20 Different cover profiles 1900 are shown for hinges with different diameters. The cover profiles 1900 have different circumferential lengths. Each of the cover profiles 1900 has an attached in the fastener 1500 state an opening which is used to introduce the connecting element in the cover 1900. The width of this opening is identical for all cover profiles 1900 and in FIG. 19 marked with an X. In addition, some of the cover profiles 1900 have arms 1901 which project in the direction of the connecting element. By these arms 1901 it is achieved that the cover profiles can be connected to the same connection element despite the different circumferential lengths.

The arms 1901 are also advantageous when the fastener 1500 is firmly bonded to the door frame. Due to the arms 1901, a force exerted on the cover profile 1900 can be transferred well to the fastening element 1500 in order to press the fastening element 1500 against the door frame.

With the cover profiles 1900, a modular system can be provided, from which a user can select a suitable cover profile 1900 for the door to be secured. Regardless of his choice, he can simply use fastener 1500 for attachment. Thus, the effort for the user and the production cost is reduced. For several cover profiles 1900 only the fastener 1500 is needed.

In FIG. 21 It is shown how a cover profile 1800 with a recess 2100 on a fastening element 2103, which has a recess 2102, using a screw 2101 can be attached. For this purpose, the screw 2101 is guided through the recesses 2100 and 2102. The screw 2101 can then be screwed into the door frame. Distance means 2104 can be arranged between the fastening element 2103 and the door frame, which are indeed referred to as spacers 2104, but have the same physical characteristics as the fastener 2103. Only their function and their purpose differ from the fastener 2103. In the fastened state protrudes Screw 2101 through the recesses 2102 of the fastener 2103 and the spacer means 2104th

An attachment of the cover profile 1800 using the screw 2101 is possible without the use of the fastener 1803. In this case, the screw may protrude through the cover 1800 and be screwed directly into the door frame.

At the in FIG. 21 In particular, it should be noted that the spacer means 2104, the fastening element 2103 and the cover profile 1800 are aligned. Such an arrangement can be mounted particularly easily.

As an alternative to fastening the cover profile 1800, the spacer means 2104 and the fastening element 2103 with the screw 2101, the spacer means 2104 and the fastening element 2103 can also be connected to one another independently of the cover profile 1800. For example, the spacer 2104 and the fastener 2103 may be glued or screwed together and secured to the door frame with adhesive or a screw. The attachment of the covering profile 1800 on the fastening element 2103 can be carried out independently of this with a further screw or a positive connection.

The distance of the cover profile 1800 from the door frame can be adjusted by the number of fasteners 2104. Such attachment is particularly easy to assemble.

It is also possible in the FIGS. 19, 20 and 21 to combine illustrated embodiments. For example, the spacer means 2104 can be used to adjust the distance to the door frame in the cover profiles.

The fastener 2200 off Fig. 22 differs from the fastener 2300 Fig. 23 by an adhesive which is designed as an adhesive pad 2201. The fastening elements 2200 and 2300 have thickenings 2202 and a connecting element 2203 with locking means 2204. The fastening element 2200 can be adhesively connected to a door frame during assembly with the adhesive pad 2201. Since this connection is not sufficient, in addition a positive and / or non-positive connection, such as a screw, between the door frame and made the fastener 2200. The attachment with the adhesive pad 2201 is advantageous in order to drill recesses in the door frame and / or screws to screw through the fastening element 2200 in the door frame. For these activities, the installer does not need to hold the 2200 fastener.

A distance of the cover profile from the fastening element 2200 or 2300 can be adjusted by screwing the connecting element 2203. The connecting element 2203 differs from the connecting element 1501 in particular in that it has locking means 2204 only on two sides. These two sides are opposite each other. Two other sides of the connecting element 2203 are free of locking means, which are designed for a positive connection with the cover profile.

In FIG. 24 the connecting element 2203 is shown in a first orientation, so that the locking means 2204 are arranged for a positive connection with the cover profile. In FIG. 23 is the connecting element 2203 compared to FIG. 24 turned by 90 degrees. This orientation is referred to as the second orientation. In the second orientation, no positive connection between the locking means 2204 and the cover profile can be made.

During assembly, the distance between the covering profile and the fastening element 2200 or 2300 can be adjusted by screwing the connecting element 2203. The cover profile can be created again and again to see if the desired distance is set. When the desired distance is set, the connector 2203 may be brought into the first orientation become. Subsequently, the cover profile can be positively connected to the locking means 2204, so that it can no longer be removed as easily as in the first orientation of the connecting element 2203 from the fastening element 2200 or 2300.

The connector 2203 also has an indication that indicates to a user whether the connector 2203 is in the first or second orientation. For fasteners 2200 and 2300, this is an arrow.

The thickenings 2202 are designed for a non-positive connection with the cover profile. When mounting the cover profile can be non-positively connected to the fastener 2200 and 2300. This connection can be relatively easily solved again, if the distance of the covering of the fastener 2200 or 2300 is still to be changed.

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A door protection device comprising a fastener (200; 501; 1100; 1500; 1801; 2103; 2200; 2300) for attachment to a door frame (102) of the door and a cover profile (100; 900; 1800; 1900) Cover profile (100; 900; 1800; 1900) on the fastener (200; 501; 1100; 1500; 1801; 2103; 2200; 2300) is fastened, wherein a distance of the cover (100; 900; 1800; 1900) of the door frame ( 102) being secured in the fastener (200; 501; 1100; 1500; 1801; 2103; 2200; 2300) and in the door-mounted condition of the fastener (200; 501; 1100; 1500; 1801; 2103; 2200; 2300). is adjustable. Clamping device according to claim 1, characterized in that
the clip protection device comprises a connecting element (1101; 1501; 2203) with which the cover profile (100; 900; 1800; 1900) can be fastened to the fastening element (200; 501; 1100; 1500; 1801; 2103; 2200; A connecting element (1101; 1501; 2203) is connected in a screw connection to the fastening element (200; 501; 1100; 1500; 1801; 2103; 2200; 2300), and wherein the distance of the covering profile (100; 900; 1800; 1900) by means of the screw is adjustable. Clamping device according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the fastening element (200; 501; 1100; 1500; 1801; 2103; 2200; 2300) comprises thickenings (2202) suitable for frictional connection with the cover profile (100; 900; 1800 ; 1900) are formed. Clamping device according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the anti-clamping device comprises fixing means (1502; 1802) which extends at an angle from one end of the fastening element (200; 501; 1100; 1500; 1801; 2103; 2200; 2300) extend as 90 ° in the direction of the cover profile (100; 900; 1800; 1900) when the cover profile (100; 900; 1800; 1900) is fastened to the fastening element (200; 501; 1100; 1500; 1801; 2103; 2200; 2300) is. Clamping device according to one of the preceding four claims, characterized in that the connecting element (1101; 1501; 2203) comprises locking means (2204), wherein the locking means (2204) in a first orientation of the connecting element (1101; 1501; 2203) relative to the fastening element (200; 501; 1100; 1500; 1801; 2103; 2200; 2300) for positive engagement with the cover profile (100; 900; 1800; 1900) in an orientation of the cover profile (100; 900; 1800; 1900) relative to the fastener (200; 501; 1100; 1500; 1801; 2103; 2200; 2300), and wherein at a second orientation of the connecting element (1101; 1501; 2203) relative to the fastening element (200; 501; 1100; 1500; 1801; 2103 ; 2200; 2300) in the same orientation relative to the fastening element (200; 501; 1100; 1500; 1801; 2103; 2200; 2300), no positive connection of the cover profile (100; 900; 1800; 1900) with the locking means (2204) is possible , Clamping device according to the preceding claim, characterized in that the connecting element (1101; 1501; 2203) is rotatable from the first orientation to the second orientation and vice versa, preferably by 90 °. Clamping device according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the anti-clamping device comprises an end cap (1503; 1504) attachable to one end of the fastening element (200; 501; 1100; 1500; 1801; 2103; 2200; End cap (1503; 1504) is adapted to cover one end of the cover profile (100; 900; 1800; 1900). Clamping device according to the preceding claim, characterized in that a distance of the end cap (1503; 1504) from the end of the fastening element (200; 501; 1100; 1500; 1801; 2103; 2200; 2300) in the fastening element (200; 501; 1100; 1500; 1801; 2103; 2200; 2300) fixed state. Clamping device according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the fastening element (200; 501; 1100; 1500; 1801; 2103; 2200; 2300) can be fastened to the door frame (102) via a positive and / or non-positive connection, wherein the Clamping device comprises an adhesive (2201), with which the fastening element (200; 501; 1100; 1500; 1801; 2103; 2200; 2300) can be fastened to the door frame (102) before the positive and / or non-positive connection is made. Clamping device according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the anti-terminal device comprises spacer means (1803; 2104) which can be arranged between the fastening element (200; 501; 1100; 1500; 1801; 2103; 2200; 2300) and the door frame (102) wherein the spacer means (1803; 2104) and the fastener (200; 501; 1100; 1500; 1801; 2103; 2200; 2300) are aligned with the cover profile (100; 900; 1800; 1900). Clamping device according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the clamping protection device comprises a mounting aid (1700), wherein the mounting aid (1700) has a projection (1701) which is adapted to a recess of the connecting element (1101; 1501; 2203) engage, wherein the mounting aid (1700) is polygonal, preferably at least pentagonal, is formed, and wherein the projection (1701) is arranged eccentrically. Clamping device according to at least one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the fastening element (200; 501; 1500; 1801) has an oblong hole (201) for attachment to the door frame (102), the slot (201) being fixed to the door frame ( 102), the fastened state of the fastener (200; 501; 1500; 1801) extends in a horizontal direction. Clamping device according to at least one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the fastening element (1100) comprises a hinged element (1102), wherein the hinged element (1102) is adapted, in the fastening of the fastening element (1100) on the door frame (102) in the unfolded Condition on one of the bands (101) of the door to rest, wherein the folding element (1102) is retractable and in the folded state is not in contact with the tapes (101). Modular system comprising a terminal protection device according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the modular system comprises further cover profiles (1900), wherein the cover profiles (1900) for door hinges with and wherein a state of the cover profiles fastened in the fastening element (200; 501; 1500; 1801; 2200; 2300) faces the opening region of the cover profiles (1900; 501; 1500; 1801; 2200; 2300) facing the fastening element (200; in all cover profiles (1900) has the same width (X). A door comprising a door frame (102), a door leaf (103), straps (101) and a clip protection device according to at least one of claims 1 to 13, wherein the fastening element (200; 501) is secured to the door frame (102) Door leaf (103) is pivotally mounted on the door frame (102) via the strips (101), and wherein the clamping protection device covers an area between the strips (101) and below the strips (101).

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