EP3502371B1 - Shelter roof assembly with adjustable locking means and assembly method thereof - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a shelter roof assembly of the type mountable on a wall. Specifically, the present invention relates to a shelter roof assembly which protrudes from the wall and identifies a shelter region, for example from the action of atmospheric agents, below it.
- the shelter roof assembly object of the present invention is of the type comprising a glass plate.
- reference numeral 1 indicates a shelter roof assembly according to the present invention.
- such a shelter roof assembly 1 may be mounted to a wall which extends in height.
- the shelter roof assembly 1 projecting from the wall identifies an upper side S and a lower side I; the upper side S is that facing the sky (i.e. upwards), the lower side I is the one facing a region that is habitable or usable by people (i.e. downwards).
- the shelter roof assembly 1 identifies a shelter region below the lower side I.
- the shelter region is therefore that region below the shelter roof assembly sheltered from atmospheric agents such as rain or snow.
- the shelter roof assembly 1 comprises a glass plate 2.
- Plate 2 extends planarly defining a plate plane L.
- the plate 2 comprises an upper plate face 21 and a lower plate face 22 parallel to the plate plane L.
- the plate 2 is bounded on the perimeter by edges.
- the plate 2 comprises a leading edge, side edges and a base edge 23.
- the plate 2 has variable dimensions, from normal dimensions to large dimensions.
- the plate 2 identifies a support zone 200 proximal to said base edge 23, which as described below and shown in the accompanying figures can be specifically engaged by a support device 3 to be positioned on the wall.
- said support zone 200 is also identifiable as the "plate foot”.
- the plate 2 has at least one plate housing 25, obtained on the upper plate face 21.
- said plate housing 25 is an opening in said upper plate face 21.
- said opening passes through the plate 2.
- said opening is not through.
- the plate housing 25 extends in height in the plate only by a portion.
- the plate 2 is a multilayer plate consisting of at least two layers of glass (as shown by way of example in the accompanying figures), in which the plate housing 25 is only formed in the upper glass layer.
- said plate housing 25 extends along a locking axis X-X.
- said plate housing 25 has a substantially axial symmetrical shape, preferably circular, with respect to the locking axis X-X.
- plate housings 25 of different shapes, for example of polygonal shapes, preferably in the form of a regular polygon.
- each plate comprises a plurality of plate housings 25.
- said plate housings 25 are arranged along the same longitudinal axis Y-Y, substantially parallel to the base edge 23, preferably mutually equidistant from each other.
- the plate housing 25 or plate housings 25 is/are formed in the support zone 200 of the plate 2.
- the shelter roof assembly 1 comprises a support device 3 comprising a base 30 which is fixable on the wall, an upper wing 31 and a lower wing 32 which extend from said base 30 forming with each other a cavity 300 in which a portion of the plate 2 is insertable, preferably said support zone 200 thereof.
- the support device 3 therefore has a substantially U-shaped section.
- the support device 3 extends in length along the aforementioned longitudinal axis Y-Y.
- the longitudinal length of the support device 3 is equal to that of the plate 2.
- the support device 3 has a greater extension than that of a plate 2, being suitable, for example to support more than one plate 2.
- the support device 3 has a smaller extension than that of a plate 2, in order to better support a plate 2 it is necessary to align more than one support device 3.
- the support device 3 is an aluminum extruded section along said longitudinal axis Y-Y.
- each section of the support device 3 has the same shape.
- the upper wing 31 has at least one support device housing 35 formed in a position in which, with plate 2 inserted in the support device 3, plate housing 25 and support device housing 35 are facing each other.
- said support device housing 35 is located axially disposed frontally to the locking axis X-X.
- the support device housing 35 comprises a single housing cavity.
- the support device housing 35 comprises a plurality of housing slots.
- the support device housing 35 has said housing slots with walls extending substantially parallel to said locking axis X-X.
- said support device housing 35 extends in length along the entire axial length.
- the support device housing 35 is formed directly in the extruded profile.
- the support device 3 comprises abutment elements 350 engaging the upper wing 31 and adapted to define the device housing 35 therebetween.
- the shelter roof assembly 1 comprises locking means 5 engaging the plate 2 and the support device 3 suitable for performing a mutual blocking such as to prevent the plate 2 from falling from said support device 3.
- Said locking means 5 comprise a locking device 50 which is structured to be adjustable by the installer, so as to guarantee mutual engagement between the support device 3 and the plate 2.
- the locking device 50 comprises suitable components adapted to be adjusted in their position along the locking axis X-X. The locking device 50 is therefore always suitable for performing the housing in the respective plate and device housings.
- the locking device X-X comprises a pair of jibs whose mutual position is adjustable with respect to said locking axis X-X.
- the locking device 50 comprises an upper jib 51 and a lower jib 52.
- the two jibs are arranged in such a way as to be facing each other with respect to an imaginary plane, which with locking device 50 placed on the plate 2 is parallel to said plate plane L.
- the upper jib 51 comprises a device portion 513 extending in height having at least the cross section of a shape substantially complementary to the device housing 35.
- the lower jib 52 comprises a slab portion 522 extending in height having a shape substantially complementary to the plate housing 25.
- both said device portion 513 and said plate portion 522 are adapted to extend along said locking axis X-X.
- both the upper jib 51 and the lower jib 52 respectively comprise two positioning surfaces 518, 528 arranged on the two opposite sides inclined in mutually opposite direction so that they create two compartments.
- the two jibs identify two compartments: the first compartment positioned proximal to the base 30, the second compartment positioned distal from the base 30.
- the locking device 50 comprises two positioning members 58 housed in said compartments which engage the respective positioning surfaces 518, 528 to perform an action thereon.
- the locking device 50 also comprises control elements 57 extending in length between the two jibs to engage the two positioning members 58 operable to command the mutual position in a direction parallel to the plate plane and involving a movement in the orthogonal direction of the two jibs.
- control elements 57 are threaded rod-shaped elements whose rotation involves an axial approaching or distancing of two positioning members 58 which have special threaded holes adapted to operate with said threaded rod-like elements.
- the number of said rod-like elements is substantially proportional to the longitudinal width of the locking device 50.
- the positioning members 58 have a shape such as to be substantially suitable for engaging the positioning surfaces 518, 528.
- said positioning members 58 have a substantially tapered shape, preferably, angled, rounded or curved, suitable for cooperating with the positioning surfaces 518, 528.
- the positioning members 58 have a substantially wedge shape to be inserted between the two jibs and move them away from each other.
- the locking device 50 comprises an elastic retaining member 56 which engages the two jibs to hold them in a mutual proximal position. That is to say, in their reciprocal movement the two positioning members 58 are suitable for engaging the jibs to overcome the action of the elastic holding member.
- the upper jib 51 comprises an upper bearing surface 511 adapted to rest on the upper wing 31 in which said device portion 513 extends in height starting from said upper bearing surface 511.
- the lower jib 52 comprises a lower support surface 521 adapted to rest on the upper plate face 21 in which said a plate portion 522 extends in height starting from said lower support surface 521.
- the locking device 50 is therefore suitable for being first positioned on the slab 2, resting on it, with the slab portion 522 housed in the slab housing 52, and subsequently, by adjusting the position of the two jibs it is suitable for bringing the device portion 513 inside the device housing 35.
- the described device portion 513 is suitable for complementarily housing, in the groove and/or in the cavities which compose the housing device 35 engaging its walls.
- the locking means 5 also comprise a lower support 590 engaging the lower plate face 22 and the lower wing 32.
- the lower support 590 is positioned on the lower wing 32 in a distal position from the base 30.
- the lower support 590 extends in length on the lower wing 32 by a planar section in such a way as to ensure a wide resting surface on the lower wing 32.
- said lower tip support 590 is in a soft material (e.g., crushable), so as to be at least partly crushable by the weight force of the plate 2.
- a soft material e.g., crushable
- said lower support 590 is made of a rigid material, for example PVC.
- the locking means 5 also comprise a support foot 59 adapted to protect the edges of the plate which define the plate foot in its engagement with the support device 3.
- the support foot 59 is made of a soft crushable material.
- said method comprises the steps of:
- the shelter roof assembly described above amply meets the object of the present invention overcoming the typical drawbacks of the prior art.
- the shelter roof assembly is designed to allow a secure engagement between a glass plate and the relative support device.
- the shelter roof assembly is designed to allow a simple adjustment that returns the safety of the engagement.
- the locking device allows to carrying out a simple and safe assembly of the shelter roof assembly.
- the shelter roof assembly is suitable for supporting large glass sheets, as well as being able to withstand the action of the water or snow force engaging said plates.
- the locking element is adapted to relieve the action of the weight force of the slab on the support device, and in particular on the upper wing.
Description
- The present invention relates to a shelter roof assembly of the type mountable on a wall. Specifically, the present invention relates to a shelter roof assembly which protrudes from the wall and identifies a shelter region, for example from the action of atmospheric agents, below it.
- In particular, the shelter roof assembly object of the present invention is of the type comprising a glass plate.
- In the prior art solutions, shelter roof assemblies of said type are known.
- The typical problem of such solutions is that of securely locking said glass plate to the support device mounted to the wall in such a way as to obviate the possibility that said plate may fall into said shelter region, thus being a potential dangerous situation.
- In this context solutions are known in which, by means of complex locking systems, the plate is securely fixed to the support device. An example of said solutions is disclosed in document
EP2937490A1 . - It is therefore particularly felt the need to have shelter roof assembly solutions that meet the aforementioned need to securely clamp the plate to the support device by providing particularly simple locking means with respect to the solutions of the prior art.
- In fact, this object is achieved by the shelter roof assembly claimed in claim 1. The dependent claims describe preferred embodiment variants involving further advantageous aspects.
- Further features and advantages of the invention will be made readily apparent from the following description of preferred embodiment examples thereof, provided purely by way of a non-limiting example, with reference to the accompanying figures, in which:
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figure 1 shows a shelter roof assembly according to the present invention in a perspective view; -
figures 2a and2b show the shelter roof assembly offigure 1 in a perspective view with separate parts and in a sectional assembled view, respectively, according to a first preferred embodiment; -
figures 3a and3b show the shelter roof assembly offigure 1 in a perspective view with separate parts and in a sectional assembled view, respectively, according to a second preferred embodiment; -
figures 4a and4b show the shelter roof assembly offigure 1 in a perspective view with separate parts and in a sectional assembled view, respectively, according to a third embodiment. - In the accompanying figures, reference numeral 1 indicates a shelter roof assembly according to the present invention.
- Preferably, such a shelter roof assembly 1 may be mounted to a wall which extends in height.
- In particular, the shelter roof assembly 1 projecting from the wall identifies an upper side S and a lower side I; the upper side S is that facing the sky (i.e. upwards), the lower side I is the one facing a region that is habitable or usable by people (i.e. downwards). In fact, preferably, the shelter roof assembly 1 identifies a shelter region below the lower side I. In other words, the shelter region is therefore that region below the shelter roof assembly sheltered from atmospheric agents such as rain or snow.
- According to the present invention, the shelter roof assembly 1 comprises a
glass plate 2. -
Plate 2 extends planarly defining a plate plane L. - The
plate 2 comprises anupper plate face 21 and alower plate face 22 parallel to the plate plane L. - Furthermore, the
plate 2 is bounded on the perimeter by edges. In particular, theplate 2 comprises a leading edge, side edges and a base edge 23. - Preferably, the
plate 2 has variable dimensions, from normal dimensions to large dimensions. - Preferably, moreover, the
plate 2 identifies asupport zone 200 proximal to said base edge 23, which as described below and shown in the accompanying figures can be specifically engaged by asupport device 3 to be positioned on the wall. Preferably, saidsupport zone 200 is also identifiable as the "plate foot". - According to the present invention, the
plate 2 has at least oneplate housing 25, obtained on theupper plate face 21. - In particular, said
plate housing 25 is an opening in saidupper plate face 21. - According to an embodiment variant, said opening passes through the
plate 2. - According to a preferred embodiment, instead, said opening is not through. Preferably, the
plate housing 25 extends in height in the plate only by a portion. - According to a preferred embodiment, the
plate 2 is a multilayer plate consisting of at least two layers of glass (as shown by way of example in the accompanying figures), in which theplate housing 25 is only formed in the upper glass layer. - According to a preferred embodiment, said
plate housing 25 extends along a locking axis X-X. - Preferably, said
plate housing 25 has a substantially axial symmetrical shape, preferably circular, with respect to the locking axis X-X. Some embodiments are also possible withplate housings 25 of different shapes, for example of polygonal shapes, preferably in the form of a regular polygon. - According to a preferred embodiment, each plate comprises a plurality of
plate housings 25. According to this embodiment, saidplate housings 25 are arranged along the same longitudinal axis Y-Y, substantially parallel to the base edge 23, preferably mutually equidistant from each other. - According to a preferred embodiment, the
plate housing 25 orplate housings 25 is/are formed in thesupport zone 200 of theplate 2. - According to the present invention, the shelter roof assembly 1 comprises a
support device 3 comprising abase 30 which is fixable on the wall, anupper wing 31 and alower wing 32 which extend from saidbase 30 forming with each other acavity 300 in which a portion of theplate 2 is insertable, preferably saidsupport zone 200 thereof. - According to a preferred embodiment, the
support device 3 therefore has a substantially U-shaped section. - According to a preferred embodiment, the
support device 3 extends in length along the aforementioned longitudinal axis Y-Y. - Preferably, the longitudinal length of the
support device 3 is equal to that of theplate 2. However, in some embodiments thesupport device 3 has a greater extension than that of aplate 2, being suitable, for example to support more than oneplate 2. - According to an embodiment variant, instead, the
support device 3 has a smaller extension than that of aplate 2, in order to better support aplate 2 it is necessary to align more than onesupport device 3. - Preferably, the
support device 3 is an aluminum extruded section along said longitudinal axis Y-Y. In other words, along said longitudinal axis Y-Y each section of thesupport device 3 has the same shape. - According to the present invention, the
upper wing 31 has at least onesupport device housing 35 formed in a position in which, withplate 2 inserted in thesupport device 3,plate housing 25 andsupport device housing 35 are facing each other. - That is to say, with the
plate 2 inserted in thesupport device 3, saidsupport device housing 35 is located axially disposed frontally to the locking axis X-X. - According to a preferred embodiment, the
support device housing 35 comprises a single housing cavity. - According to an embodiment variant, the
support device housing 35 comprises a plurality of housing slots. - Preferably, the
support device housing 35 has said housing slots with walls extending substantially parallel to said locking axis X-X. - According to the foregoing, said
support device housing 35 extends in length along the entire axial length. - Preferably, the
support device housing 35 is formed directly in the extruded profile. - According to an alternative embodiment, the
support device 3 comprisesabutment elements 350 engaging theupper wing 31 and adapted to define thedevice housing 35 therebetween. - According to the present invention, moreover, the shelter roof assembly 1 comprises locking means 5 engaging the
plate 2 and thesupport device 3 suitable for performing a mutual blocking such as to prevent theplate 2 from falling from saidsupport device 3. - Said locking means 5 comprise a
locking device 50 which is structured to be adjustable by the installer, so as to guarantee mutual engagement between thesupport device 3 and theplate 2. In particular, as described below, thelocking device 50 comprises suitable components adapted to be adjusted in their position along the locking axis X-X. Thelocking device 50 is therefore always suitable for performing the housing in the respective plate and device housings. - According to the present invention, in fact, the locking device X-X comprises a pair of jibs whose mutual position is adjustable with respect to said locking axis X-X.
- In fact, the
locking device 50 comprises anupper jib 51 and alower jib 52. Preferably, the two jibs are arranged in such a way as to be facing each other with respect to an imaginary plane, which withlocking device 50 placed on theplate 2 is parallel to said plate plane L. - The
upper jib 51 comprises adevice portion 513 extending in height having at least the cross section of a shape substantially complementary to thedevice housing 35. - The
lower jib 52 comprises aslab portion 522 extending in height having a shape substantially complementary to theplate housing 25. - That is to say, both said
device portion 513 and saidplate portion 522 are adapted to extend along said locking axis X-X. - According to the present invention, it is noted that both the
upper jib 51 and thelower jib 52 respectively comprise two positioningsurfaces - In other words, the two jibs identify two compartments: the first compartment positioned proximal to the
base 30, the second compartment positioned distal from thebase 30. - According to the present invention, the locking
device 50 comprises twopositioning members 58 housed in said compartments which engage the respective positioning surfaces 518, 528 to perform an action thereon. - In particular, according to the present invention, the locking
device 50 also comprisescontrol elements 57 extending in length between the two jibs to engage the twopositioning members 58 operable to command the mutual position in a direction parallel to the plate plane and involving a movement in the orthogonal direction of the two jibs. - Preferably, the
control elements 57 are threaded rod-shaped elements whose rotation involves an axial approaching or distancing of twopositioning members 58 which have special threaded holes adapted to operate with said threaded rod-like elements. - Preferably, the number of said rod-like elements is substantially proportional to the longitudinal width of the
locking device 50. - According to a preferred embodiment, the
positioning members 58 have a shape such as to be substantially suitable for engaging the positioning surfaces 518, 528. - In fact, preferably, said
positioning members 58 have a substantially tapered shape, preferably, angled, rounded or curved, suitable for cooperating with the positioning surfaces 518, 528. - Preferably, the
positioning members 58 have a substantially wedge shape to be inserted between the two jibs and move them away from each other. - According to a preferred embodiment, the locking
device 50 comprises an elastic retainingmember 56 which engages the two jibs to hold them in a mutual proximal position. That is to say, in their reciprocal movement the twopositioning members 58 are suitable for engaging the jibs to overcome the action of the elastic holding member. - According to a preferred embodiment, moreover, the
upper jib 51 comprises anupper bearing surface 511 adapted to rest on theupper wing 31 in which saiddevice portion 513 extends in height starting from saidupper bearing surface 511. - According to a preferred embodiment, the
lower jib 52 comprises alower support surface 521 adapted to rest on the upper plate face 21 in which said aplate portion 522 extends in height starting from saidlower support surface 521. - According to what has been described above, the locking
device 50 is therefore suitable for being first positioned on theslab 2, resting on it, with theslab portion 522 housed in theslab housing 52, and subsequently, by adjusting the position of the two jibs it is suitable for bringing thedevice portion 513 inside thedevice housing 35. - In other words, with an
adjusted locking device 50, axial extraction of theplate 2 from thecavity 3 is prevented. - According also to the accompanying figures, proposed by way of example, the described
device portion 513 is suitable for complementarily housing, in the groove and/or in the cavities which compose thehousing device 35 engaging its walls. - According to a preferred embodiment, the locking means 5 also comprise a
lower support 590 engaging thelower plate face 22 and thelower wing 32. - According to a preferred embodiment, the
lower support 590 is positioned on thelower wing 32 in a distal position from thebase 30. - According to an embodiment variant, the
lower support 590 extends in length on thelower wing 32 by a planar section in such a way as to ensure a wide resting surface on thelower wing 32. - Preferably, said
lower tip support 590 is in a soft material (e.g., crushable), so as to be at least partly crushable by the weight force of theplate 2. - In other embodiments, said
lower support 590 is made of a rigid material, for example PVC. - According to a preferred embodiment, moreover, the locking means 5 also comprise a
support foot 59 adapted to protect the edges of the plate which define the plate foot in its engagement with thesupport device 3. - Preferably, in fact, the
support foot 59 is made of a soft crushable material. - It is an object of the present invention also a method of assembling a shelter roof assembly 1 having the features described above.
- In particular, said method comprises the steps of:
- mounting the
support device 3 to a wall; - inserting the
locking device 50 in therespective plate housing 25, i.e. inserting theplate portion 522 of thelower jib 52 into theplate housing 25; - inserting the
plate 2 comprising thelocking devices 50 into thecavity 300 of thesupport device 3; - acting on the
control elements 57 to actuate thepositioning devices 58 and thus move the twojibs device portion 513 of theupper jib 51 is accommodated in the device housing 53. - Innovatively, the shelter roof assembly described above amply meets the object of the present invention overcoming the typical drawbacks of the prior art.
- Advantageously, in fact, the shelter roof assembly is designed to allow a secure engagement between a glass plate and the relative support device.
- Advantageously, the shelter roof assembly is designed to allow a simple adjustment that returns the safety of the engagement.
- Advantageously, the locking device allows to carrying out a simple and safe assembly of the shelter roof assembly.
- Advantageously, by means of the regulated action of the two jibs it is also possible to perform, in the embodiment with jibs with support surfaces, also a clamping action adapted to push the plate against the lower wing.
- Advantageously, the shelter roof assembly is suitable for supporting large glass sheets, as well as being able to withstand the action of the water or snow force engaging said plates.
- Advantageously, the locking element is adapted to relieve the action of the weight force of the slab on the support device, and in particular on the upper wing.
- It is clear that a man skilled in the art may make changes to the shelter roof assembly described above in order to meet incidental needs, all falling within the scope of protection defined in the following claims.
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- A shelter roof assembly (1) mountable to a wall in such a way as to project from said wall, defining an upper side (S) and a lower side (I) below which a shelter region defined, wherein said shelter roof assembly (1) comprises:- a glass plate (2), which extends planarly defining a plate plane (L) comprising a top plate face (21) and a lower plate face (22) parallel to the plate plane (L), wherein the plate (2) in the upper plate face (21) comprises at least one plate housing (25);- a support device (3) comprising a base (30) fixable on the wall, an upper wing (31) and a lower wing (32) extending from said base (30) identifying a cavity (300) therebetween, in which a portion of the plate (2) can be inserted, in which the upper wing (31) has at least one device housing (35) formed in a position in which, with the plate (2) inserted in the support device (3), the plate housing (25) and the device housing (35) are facing;- locking means (5) engaging the plate (2) and the support device (3) comprises a locking device (50) comprising:i) an upper jib (51) comprising a device portion (513) extending in height having at least the cross section of a shape substantially complementary to the device housing (35); said locking device is characterized by further comprising :ii) a lower jib (52) comprising a slab portion (522) extending in height having a shape substantially complementary to the plate housing (25);
wherein both the upper jib (51) and the lower jib (52) respectively comprise two positioning surfaces (518, 528) arranged on the two opposite sides inclined in mutually opposite direction so that they create two compartments therebetween;iii) two positioning members (58) housed in said compartments which engage the respective positioning surfaces (518, 528) in such a way to be able to perform an action thereon;iv) control elements (57) extending in length between the two jibs to engage the two positioning members (58) operable to command a mutual position in a direction parallel to the plate plane and involving a movement in the orthogonal direction of the two jibs. - Shelter roof assembly (1) according to claim 1, wherein the upper jib (51) comprises an upper bearing surface (511) adapted to rest on the upper wing (31) wherein said device portion (513) extends in height starting from said upper support surface (511) and/or wherein the lower jib (52) comprises a lower support surface (521) adapted to rest on the upper plate face (21) in which said a plate portion (522) extends in height from said lower support surface (521).
- Shelter roof assembly (1) according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein the positioning members (58) have a substantially tapered shape, preferably angled, rounded or curved, adapted to cooperate with the positioning surfaces (518, 528).
- Shelter roof assembly (1) according to any one of the preceding claims, in wherein the control elements (57) are threaded rod-shaped elements whose rotation involves an axial approaching or distancing of two positioning members (58) which have special threaded holes adapted to operate with said threaded rod-like elements.
- Shelter roof assembly (1) according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein the locking device (50) comprises an elastic retaining member (56) which engages the two jibs to hold them in a mutual proximal position.
- Shelter roof assembly (1) according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein the device housing (35) comprises a single housing groove and the device portion (513) protrudes in such a way as to seat in said groove to engage the walls thereof.
- Shelter roof assembly (1) according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein the device housing (35) extends in length along the entire axial length.
- Shelter roof assembly (1) according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein the support device (3) comprises abutment elements (350) engaging the upper wing (31) and adapted to create a safety barrier for access to the cavities (300) and in particular to the locking devices (50).
- Shelter roof assembly (1) according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein the plate housing (25) has a substantially circular or polygonal shape.
- Shelter roof assembly (1) according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein the plate (2) comprises a plurality of plate housings (25) aligned with one another.
- Shelter roof assembly (1) according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein the plate (2) is a multilayer plate consisting of at least two layers of glass, wherein the plate housing (25) is formed only in the upper glass layer.
- Shelter roof assembly (1) according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein the locking means (5) also comprise a lower support (590) engaging the lower plate face (22) and the lower wing (32), wherein the lower support (590) is positioned on the lower wing (32) in a distal position from the base (30) or extends in length on the lower wing (32) by a planar section.
- Assembly method of a shelter roof assembly (1) according to any of the preceding claims, comprising the steps of:- mounting the support device (3) to a wall;- inserting the locking device (50) in the respective plate housing (25), i.e. inserting the plate portion (522) of the lower jib (52) into the plate housing (25);- inserting the plate (2) comprising the locking devices (50) into the cavity (300) of the support device (3) ;- acting on the control elements (57) to actuate the positioning devices (58) and thus move the two jibs (51, 52) until the device portion (513) of the upper jib (51) is accommodated in the device housing (53).
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