EP3789557B1 - Bausatz zur bereitstellung eines dachlichtsystems mit einem dachmodul, einem deckenmodul und einer schachtanordnung sowie verfahren zum einbau eines dachlichtsystems in ein dach - Google Patents

Bausatz zur bereitstellung eines dachlichtsystems mit einem dachmodul, einem deckenmodul und einer schachtanordnung sowie verfahren zum einbau eines dachlichtsystems in ein dach Download PDF

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EP3789557B1
EP3789557B1 EP20194842.9A EP20194842A EP3789557B1 EP 3789557 B1 EP3789557 B1 EP 3789557B1 EP 20194842 A EP20194842 A EP 20194842A EP 3789557 B1 EP3789557 B1 EP 3789557B1
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Casper Grønvig Nielsen
René Borup-Jensen
Bent Atzen
Claus Hansesgaard
Jens Troels Plesner Kristensen
Martin Schwartz WIIG
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    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E04—BUILDING
    • E04D—ROOF COVERINGS; SKY-LIGHTS; GUTTERS; ROOF-WORKING TOOLS
    • E04D13/00—Special arrangements or devices in connection with roof coverings; Protection against birds; Roof drainage ; Sky-lights
    • E04D13/03—Sky-lights; Domes; Ventilating sky-lights
    • F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
    • F21—LIGHTING
    • F21S—NON-PORTABLE LIGHTING DEVICES; SYSTEMS THEREOF; VEHICLE LIGHTING DEVICES SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR VEHICLE EXTERIORS
    • F21S11/00—Non-electric lighting devices or systems using daylight
    • F21S11/007—Non-electric lighting devices or systems using daylight characterised by the means for transmitting light into the interior of a building
    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E04—BUILDING
    • E04D—ROOF COVERINGS; SKY-LIGHTS; GUTTERS; ROOF-WORKING TOOLS
    • E04D13/00—Special arrangements or devices in connection with roof coverings; Protection against birds; Roof drainage ; Sky-lights
    • E04D13/03—Sky-lights; Domes; Ventilating sky-lights
    • E04D13/0305—Supports or connecting means for sky-lights of flat or domed shape
    • E04D13/031—Supports or connecting means for sky-lights of flat or domed shape characterised by a frame for connection to an inclined roof
    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E04—BUILDING
    • E04D—ROOF COVERINGS; SKY-LIGHTS; GUTTERS; ROOF-WORKING TOOLS
    • E04D13/00—Special arrangements or devices in connection with roof coverings; Protection against birds; Roof drainage ; Sky-lights
    • E04D13/03—Sky-lights; Domes; Ventilating sky-lights
    • E04D2013/034—Daylight conveying tubular skylights
    • E04D2013/0345—Daylight conveying tubular skylights with skylight shafts extending from roof to ceiling

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  • the present invention relates to a kit for providing a roof light system of the kind mentioned in the preamble of claim 1.
  • the invention furthermore relates to a method of installing a roof light system in a roof.
  • roof windows are typically mounted in a roof surface of the roof, such that incident light falls into the room.
  • façade windows are typically applied as there is no immediate access to the roof surface, or only artificial light if the room has no access to an outer wall.
  • roof windows are typically installed in inclined or more or less flat roof surfaces, such roof windows provide for more light than a corresponding façade window and most often provide an unhindered view of the sky.
  • kit according to claim 1 By forming at least two and possibly all parts of the kit intended to provide the sections of the shaft arrangement by a piece of cloth of a flexible cloth material, a particularly flexible installation is provided.
  • the configuration of the shaft arrangement may in principle be carried out independently of the configuration of the roof module and the ceiling module, depending on the field of application of the roof light system and of the roof surface. Suitable adaptability to accommodate different sizes and configurations is ensured by the fact that each part comprising a piece of cloth of a flexible cloth material is provided with over-dimensions relative to the dimensions of the corresponding section of the shaft arrangement in the mounted condition of the roof light system.
  • section within the context of the present invention should be interpreted in its broadest sense.
  • two or more coherent elements are included in the definition, whether such elements are pre-joined to form two or more adjacent sections in the finished shaft, or integrally formed, to be joined to one or more other such coherent element or elements.
  • section within the context of the present invention, is meant a flat two-dimensional geometric surface, extending in a single plane and being substantially without depths or highs.
  • the shaft provided by the sections of the shaft arrangement in the mounted condition of the roof light system defines a general longitudinal direction extending between the roof module and the ceiling module.
  • the longitudinal direction may be perpendicular to one or both of the ceiling module and/or the roof module, but it is also conceivable that the longitudinal direction forms an angle other than 90° with one or both of the ceiling module and the roof module.
  • a transverse direction of the shaft is defined as perpendicular to the longitudinal direction.
  • the shaft does not necessarily fulfil the requirements to a geometrically picture-perfect rectangle in cross-section, but a slight rounding at the edges is foreseen as well.
  • the edges may be slightly curved without deviating from the fundamental principles underlying the invention.
  • the kit comprises at least two pieces of cloth of a flexible cloth material configured to form the side sections of the shaft arrangement.
  • the side sections present the most challenges as they follow the inclination of the roof.
  • the provision of flexible cloth material in these parts has proven to ensure the adaptability aimed at.
  • the piece of cloth of each side section comprises extended portions extending beyond the respective side edge portions, and a surplus length portion extending beyond the bottom edge portion of the respective side section in the mounted condition and/or a surplus length portion extending beyond the top edge portion.
  • each piece of cloth may be rolled up on a roll-up bar, or on itself, in the supply condition.
  • the kit comprises a set of plates of a board material, each plate constituting or being connectable to each of the first and second end sections. This facilitates the installation process in addition to providing stability to the shaft arrangement in the mounted condition.
  • the plate of the respective end sections is covered on the shaft-facing side by a piece of cloth, optionally of substantially the same flexible cloth material as the side sections. This makes the installation logical to the user.
  • side edges of the piece of cloth covering the end sections are unattached at corresponding side edges of the plate and covered by a strip of adhesive tape in the supply condition, the side edges preferably extending beyond the side edges of the plate. This improves the installation conditions even further, since the need for subsequent finishing is reduced.
  • the end sections of the shaft arrangement are provided as a single plate of board material, the width of the single plate of board material corresponding to the predefined width of the end sections in the mounted condition, and wherein the length of the single plate of board material exceeds the combined lengths of the first and second end sections in the mounted condition.
  • the kit comprises a support assembly.
  • the support assembly may comprise a set of brackets configured to be connected to the roof module frame and to the ceiling module frame, and a set of four corner posts adapted to extend from the ceiling module to the roof module in the mounted condition.
  • the kit comprises tightening means, preferably comprising a plurality of tightening elements including an expandable spring, such as a foam spring, in contact with, optionally wrapped in, a bottom edge portion of a section of the shaft arrangement comprising a piece of flexible cloth material.
  • tightening means preferably comprising a plurality of tightening elements including an expandable spring, such as a foam spring, in contact with, optionally wrapped in, a bottom edge portion of a section of the shaft arrangement comprising a piece of flexible cloth material.
  • kits comprises a set of sealing strips.
  • a method of installing a roof light system by means of such a kit is provided.
  • a mounted roof light system provided by a kit according to a first embodiment of the invention is shown.
  • the roof light system 1 is here mounted in a roof structure of an inclined roof generally designated 2 within a framework of trusses 21, 22, 23, 24, counter-battens 25, battens 26 and a vapour barrier 27.
  • the trusses 21, 22, 23, 24 form, in a manner known per se , the load-bearing structure of the roofing (not shown) and the counter-battens 25 are arranged in parallel to the trusses, either on the same line as the trusses or offset therefrom.
  • the battens 26 of the roof 2 are arranged perpendicularly to the counter-battens 25, yet the arrangement thereof can also be in any other plane direction.
  • the roof light system 1 can be mounted centrally in the roof 2, as shown in the drawing figures, or at the top edge of the roof 2, at the lower part of the roof 2 or at the outer edges of the roof 2. There may be more than one roof light system 1 installed in the inclined roof 2.
  • the roof light system 1 is here shown installed in an installed roof 2 as will be described in further detail below.
  • the roof light system 1 is also applicable to flat roofs, however.
  • the roof light system 1 is configured to provide a light conduit between the inclined roof 2 of a building and an interior building room 3 with a ceiling 31.
  • the roof light system 1 comprises a roof module 4 with a roof module frame 41 and a roof module pane 42.
  • the roof module frame 41 defines a length LRM and a width WRM of the roof module in a roof module plane and is configured to be mounted in a surface of the roof 2, e.g. connected to counter-battens 25 and/or the battens 26.
  • a mounting bracket 44 is shown for installation of the roof module 4 on battens 26 of the roof 2.
  • the mounting bracket 44 might be configured to fit to battens 26 of different sizes and comprise holes for protruding means such as screws or other attachment means. Depending on the size or the weight of the roof module 4, the amount of mounting brackets 44 can be increased but typically comprise one mounting bracket 44 at each corner.
  • the roof module pane 42 may comprise any at least partially translucent panel element of a suitable material. Typically, the roof module pane 42 comprises a glazing unit with one or more clear sheets of glass or a plastic material.
  • the roof module plane is substantially parallel to the surface of the roof 2.
  • the roof light system 1 further has a ceiling module 5 with a ceiling module frame 51.
  • the ceiling module 5 is also provided with a ceiling module pane 52.
  • the ceiling module frame 51 defines a length LCM and a width WCM of the ceiling module 5 in a ceiling module plane and is configured to be mounted in the ceiling 31, e.g. connected to the trusses 21, 22, 23 and 24. In the mounted position, the ceiling module plane is substantially parallel to the ceiling 31.
  • the roof light system 1 further comprises a shaft arrangement 6 forming a shaft, i.e. in the present context a tunnel allowing the passage of light, extending in a general longitudinal direction between the roof module 4 and the ceiling module 5.
  • the shaft is defined by two side sections 61, 62, a first end section 63 and a second end section 64 of the shaft arrangement 6.
  • the longitudinal direction defined by the shaft is substantially perpendicular to the ceiling module 5 and forms an angle to the roof module 4, corresponding to the inclination of the roof surface.
  • a transverse direction is defined as perpendicular to the longitudinal direction, and is in the configuration shown substantially horizontal.
  • the side sections 61, 62 are formed from a first part 601 and a second part 602, respectively, of which only the first part 601 will be described in detail below and with particular reference also to Fig. 15 .
  • the end sections 63 and 64 are configured to be formed from a third part 603 and a fourth part 604.
  • the first part 601 has a top edge portion 611 with a length which either substantially corresponds to or exceeds a length of the roof module which is in connection with the roof module 4 such that the corresponding side section 61 of the shaft arrangement 6 in the mounted condition extends along substantially the entire length of the roof module 4.
  • the first part 601 configured to form the side section 61 also comprises a bottom edge portion 612 with a length either substantially corresponding to or exceeding a length of the ceiling module 5 such that the corresponding side section 61 of the shaft arrangement 6 in the mounted condition extends along substantially the entire length of the ceiling module 5.
  • the first part 601 further has a first side edge portion 613 and a second side edge portion 614 such that the first side edge portion 613 is intended to be positioned adjacent to a second side edge portion 634 of a neighbouring part, i.e. here the third part 603 configured to form end section 63.
  • the second side edge portion 614 is intended to be positioned adjacent to a first side edge portion 641 of the fourth part 63.
  • the end sections 63, 64 and the side sections 61, 62 in the mounted state form the shaft arrangement 5 extending between the roof module 4 and the ceiling module 5.
  • Each of the first and second end sections 63, 64 of the roof light system 1 is substantially rectangular in the mounted condition and has a predefined width substantially corresponding to the width WRM of the roof module 4 and the width WCM of the ceiling module 5.
  • the width WRM of the roof module 4 is substantially equal to the width WCM of the ceiling module 5.
  • the configuration of the shaft arrangement 6 may be chosen in any suitable manner as long as at least two of the sections 61, 62, 63, 64 of the shaft arrangement comprises a piece of cloth, the cloth being of a suitable flexible cloth material.
  • suitable materials including for instance plastic materials.
  • tightening means are provided to hold the section or sections comprising a piece of cloth of flexible cloth material between the roof module and the ceiling module in a stretched state in the mounted condition, i.e. in the longitudinal direction of the shaft formed by the shaft arrangement 6.
  • Such tightening means may be present at several positions of the components of the roof light system, typically at the roof module, the ceiling module and/or in the shaft arrangement itself.
  • tightening means comprising tightening elements 45, 55, 56, 65, 66 to be described in further detail below are provided to hold the two side sections 61, 62 between the roof module 4 and the ceiling module 5 in a stretched state.
  • the roof light system 1 furthermore comprises a support assembly 7 to support the shaft arrangement 6 in the mounted condition by connecting the roof module 4 with the ceiling module 5 by means of said support assembly 7.
  • the support assembly could have a simple configuration including for instance only four wires extending between opposite corners of the roof module 4 and the ceiling module 5, respectively.
  • left-hand is the side of the roof light system seen from the inside and in the direction from the high end to the low end such that the left-hand side section is the side section denoted 61.
  • the mounted condition includes such conditions where the roof module 4 is positioned in the roof 2, the ceiling module 5 in the ceiling 31 and the shaft arrangement 6 extends between the roof module 4 and the ceiling module 5. Not all elements need be in their final conditions for a condition to qualify as a mounted condition.
  • the supply condition encompasses the conditions which the parts of the kit for forming the roof light system can have during transportation and assembly.
  • sections is generally to be understood broadly.
  • the sections of the shaft arrangement are to be considered separate units which may or may not be joined at their respective side edges. It is common to all of the embodiments that each section extends substantially between the roof module and the ceiling module. It is furthermore common to all of the embodiments that each individual section may be tailored to the specific configuration of the roof light system. While the two side sections are typically adapted to have the same shape and dimensions, the shape and dimensions are typically different from the shape of the end sections. The end sections, while being both rectangular, typically have different lengths as they need to be adjustable to different heights depending on the roof inclination. The only exception is a configuration in which the roof module and the ceiling module are parallel to each other and the side sections are rectangular, that is when the shaft formed by the shaft arrangement is a prism.
  • the third and fourth parts 603 and 604 comprise pieces of cloth of a flexible cloth material as well, however these parts also comprise rigid elements such that the first and second end sections 63, 64 of the finished shaft arrangement 6 are not constituted solely of flexible material, as opposed to the side sections 61, 62.
  • the support assembly 7 comprises that the flexible cloth material of each of the first and second end sections 63, 64 are connected to a plate of board material.
  • the first and second end sections 63, 64 themselves are formed as plates of a board material such that the end sections 63, 64 are rigid in themselves.
  • the board material can be made of any suitable material which provides the necessary stability, e.g.
  • first and second end sections 63, 64 are formed as pieces of cloth of flexible cloth material as well, or one of the end sections as a piece of cloth of flexible cloth material and the other as a rigid element.
  • the support assembly 7 is here furthermore provided with a set of brackets 71, 72, 73, 77.
  • the brackets 71, 72, 73, 77 are connected to or connectable to the roof module frame 41 and to the ceiling module frame 51.
  • the brackets 71, 72, 73, 77 may be connected to the roof module frame 41 in the supply condition, or be provided separately and configured to be connected to the roof module frame 41 during installation.
  • a set of four corner posts 81, 82, 83, 84 are fastened to the set of brackets to extend from the ceiling module 5 to the roof module 4 in the mounted condition.
  • the corner posts 81, 83 can be adjusted in length to correspond the length of the shaft arrangement 6.
  • the set of brackets 71, 72, 73, 77 can be formed manually to extend in the desired direction before installing the corner posts 81, 82, 83, 84.
  • the corner posts 81, 83 can be fastened to the set of brackets 71, 72, 73, 77 by any means of protruding or non-protruding elements, e.g. clip-on or screws.
  • an aperture in the roof surface is formed and an aperture in the ceiling.
  • the roof module 4 is mounted in the aperture in the roof surface.
  • the ceiling module 5 is mounted in the ceiling and the shaft arrangement 6 is mounted to extend between the roof module 4 and the ceiling module 5.
  • the mounted condition is attained by connecting the top edge portions 611 of the side sections 61, 62 to the roof module 4, connecting the bottom edge portions 612 to the ceiling module 5, and by connecting the end sections 63, 64 to extend between the side sections 61, 62.
  • the cloth material for the side sections 61, 62 and end sections 63, 64 can in principle be attached to the roof module 4 and ceiling module 5 by any suitable fixing means, e.g. screws or staples. It may additionally or alternatively be said that the order of installing the roof module 4 and the ceiling module 5 is independent from another.
  • the roof light system 1 comprises a set of connector clips 45 configured to be fastened to a respective side member 411 of the roof module frame 41.
  • the top edge portion 611 of each side section 61, 62 is connected to the roof module frame 41 by the set of connector clips 45.
  • the top edge portion 611 of each side section 61 may as shown be connected to a top cloth rail 65, or the cloth may be rolled up on itself such that it forms a durum bar-like structure.
  • the top cloth rail 65 has a length substantially corresponding to the length LRM of the roof module 4.
  • the top cloth rail 65 and the top edge portion 611 of each side section 61 are held on the respective side member 411 by a set of for instance two to six connector clips 45.
  • the advantage of this arrangement is an easy but tight connection of the side sections 61, 62 to the roof module frame 41. It also provides easy replacement of the side sections 61, 62 by new side sections 61, 62 if required.
  • the dimensions of the top cloth rail 65 can be adapted to the thickness and material used for the side sections 61, 62.
  • the cross section of the top cloth rail 65 can be adapted to match the dimensions of the connector clips 45 and can e.g. be circular, round, triangular or rectangular.
  • the connector clips 45 might furthermore be attached to the side member 411 by attachment means, e.g. glue, nails or screws.
  • Fig. 7 shows the connector clip 45 for fastening side sections 61, 62 in more detail.
  • the connector clip 45 comprises a main portion 451, a flange portion 452 at one end of the main portion, a bent retention portion 453 at the other end, and a grip portion 454 adjoining the bent retention portion. It may additionally or alternatively be said that the proportions of the portions can be adapted to fasten side sections 61, 62 of different thickness or material.
  • the connector clip 45 can be made of any material suitable to fasten the side sections 61, 62, e.g. any plastic or metal.
  • the clip 45 can contain more than one hole for connection means, e.g. screws, such as 2, 3 or more holes.
  • the first and second part 601, 602 configured to form each side section 61, 62 of the shaft arrangement 6 is provided with over-dimensions in the supply condition.
  • the piece of cloth of the first and second parts 601, 602 has dimensions exceeding the dimensions of the shaft side sections, and has extended portions 615, 616 extending beyond the respective side edge portions 613, 614, and a surplus length portion 617 extending beyond the bottom edge portion 612 of the first part 601, and a surplus length portion 618 extending beyond the top edge portion 611 of the first part 601.
  • An overview of the configuration and the various portions of the first part 601 configured to form one of the side sections is shown in Fig. 15 .
  • Figs 8 and 9 show an embodiment of the roof light system 1, wherein the tightening means comprise an expandable spring 66, e.g. a foam spring 66.
  • the tightening means comprise an expandable spring 66, e.g. a foam spring 66.
  • the spring 66 is connected to the bottom edge portion 612 of each side section 61, 62 of the shaft arrangement 6.
  • the term "connected” is intended to encompass contact with and subsequent wrapping of the cloth material.
  • the number of springs 66 used in the installation can vary, but is typically a single spring 66 extending throughout the length.
  • a groove profile 55 is connected to a side member 511 of the ceiling module frame 51.
  • a similar groove profile is connected to an opposite side member 513.
  • the groove profiles 55 may be formed in or, as shown, connected to the side member 511 of the ceiling module frame 51.
  • Each groove profile 55 has a groove section 551, a fastening section 552, and a length substantially corresponding to the length LCM, or the width WCM in case also the end sections are to be connected to the ceiling module in this manner, of the ceiling module 5.
  • the bottom edge portion 612 of each section 61, 62 of a piece of the flexible cloth material is connected to the ceiling module frame 51 in the groove profile 55.
  • the bottom edge portion 612 of the side section 61 is folded in the groove profile 55 and in contact with the expandable spring 66.
  • the groove profiles 55 can be made of any material e.g. plastic or metal.
  • the groove profiles 55 have a length corresponding to ceiling module sash 53.
  • the compression profile 56 is configured to be connected to the groove profile 55 and has a compression section 561 and a fastening section 562.
  • the compression profile 56 retains the expandable spring, e.g. a foam spring 66, in the groove section 551 of the groove profile 55. After mounting, that is once the bottom edge portion 612 of the side section 61 together with the expandable spring 66 is retained in the groove section 551, the bottom edge portion 612 is held to the member 511 of the ceiling module frame 51 in a resilient connection.
  • the compression profile 56 can be made of any suitable material, e.g. plastic or metal.
  • the number of installed compression profiles 56 might depend on the number of installed springs 66. Alternatively, the compression profiles 56 have a length corresponding to the length of the springs 66 or longer.
  • the set of brackets 71, 72, 73, 77 are connected to the roof module frame 41 and to the ceiling module frame 51, respectively, such that one bracket is connected to each corner of the roof module frame 41 and the ceiling module frame 51.
  • a side member 411 and bottom member 412 of the roof module frame 41 and a first end member 512 adjoining the side member 511 of the ceiling module frame 51.
  • the roof module frame 41 has an opposite side member (not indicated) corresponding to side member 411 and the ceiling module frame 51 has a second end member 514 opposite the first end member 512.
  • each corner post 81. 82, 83, 84 is mounted so that one end of the corner post 81. 82, 83, 84 is connected to the ceiling module 5 and that another end of the corner post 81. 82, 83, 84 is connected to the roof module 4.
  • the four corner posts of which corner post 81 of the support assembly 7 is shown extend from the ceiling module 5 to the roof module 4 in the mounted condition. Referring briefly to Figs 13a, 13b and 13c , a second corner post 82, a third corner post and a fourth corner post 84 are shown as well.
  • Fig. 12a and Fig. 12b it is shown how the flexible cloth material of the first part 601 intended to form the side section 61 of the shaft arrangement 6 is wrapped about the corner post 81 with its extended portion 615.
  • the extended portion 615 is pulled taut in a direction corresponding to the transverse direction of the shaft formed by the shaft arrangement 6 in the mounted condition and subsequently fixed in place to the corner post 81.
  • Suitable fixing means can be staples, brackets or nails and screws, possibly with washers.
  • the first part 601 intended to form the side section 61 further can comprise vertical lines to indicate equal pulling or stretching of the cloth on the side facing away from the shaft.
  • first extended portion 615 has been pulled taut at the first side edge portion 613
  • extended portion 616 at the high end of the shaft arrangement 6 is pulled taut at the second side edge portion 614.
  • the first side edge portion 613 and the second side edge portion 614 are subsequently fixed in place to the respective corner posts 81.
  • the support assembly 7 comprises that the third part 603 and the fourth part 604 intended to form each end section 63, 64 of the shaft arrangement 6 is provided with a plate 93.
  • the plate 93 of the respective third and fourth part 603, 604 is covered on the shaft-facing side by a piece of cloth 630, preferably of substantially the same flexible cloth material as the first and second parts 601, 602 forming the side sections 61, 62.
  • the length or width of the cloth material of the piece of cloth 630 exceeds the length or width of the plate 93, respectively.
  • the piece of cloth 630 can be attached to the plate 93 by any suitable means of attachment, such as hook and loop fasteners, glue or staples.
  • each end sections 63, 64 may be formed as a plate of a suitable board material and the strips of adhesive tape 933 are fastened to the side edges 931 of the plate.
  • the strips of adhesive tape are typically covered by a non-sticky release layer.
  • Adhesive of the same kind or of another kind, may be applied to the central portions of the plate between the strips of adhesive tape at the side edges, and a piece of cloth having an appropriate width, here wider than the width of the plate, is adhered to the plate.
  • the piece of cloth 630 adheres to the central portions of the plate but is unattached at the edges 6301.
  • the strip of adhesive tape 933 can contain predrilled holes or tape-free portions to receive connecting means for attachment of the end section 63, 64 to the corner posts 81, 82, 83, 84.
  • the third and fourth part 603, 604 configured to form the end sections 63, 64 of the shaft arrangement 6 of the roof light system 1 may be provided as single plates of board material in the supply condition.
  • the width of the single plates of board material advantageously corresponds to the predefined width of the end sections 63, 64 in the mounted condition. It is also possible to cut the end sections 63, 64 from a single plate of board material which exceeds the combined lengths of the first and second end sections 63, 64 in the mounted condition. For practical reasons, such a single plate may be provided with a folding line in the area which is not to be used.
  • the side of the single plates of board material facing the shaft can have prints with similar visual appearance as the cloth material used for the side sections 61, 62.
  • the single plate of board material may have horizontal markings or pits to cut or break the material for fitting the length of the board to the length of the shaft, i.e. the respective height dimension between the first end member 512 of the ceiling module frame 51 and the bottom member 412 of the roof module frame 41 on the one hand, and between the second end member 514 and the top member 414 on the other.
  • the end sections 63, 64 of the shaft arrangement 6 are mounted by fixing the end sections 63, 64 to the shaft facing side of the corner posts 81.
  • the fixing of the end sections 63, 64 can be carried out by any suitable fixing means, e.g. staples, screws, glue, hook and loop. It may additionally or alternatively be said that the order of above steps for installing the shaft arrangement 6 are carried out independently from another.
  • the side edges 9321 of cloth are tucked in at the corners such that no visible edges of the cloth of material are present in the shaft.
  • the remaining portions near the side edges 6301 are glued to the adhesive tape 933 to cover the fixing means which connect the plate 93 with the corner posts 81, 82, 83, 84.
  • the side edges 6301 are glued to the adhesive tape 933 with the help of a suitable tool to push the side edges 6301 down on the glue. Excess portions of the side edges 6301 can be removed from the shaft arrangement after adhesion on the tape 933.
  • Fig. 13a, Fig. 13b and Fig. 13c show a further embodiment, where each side section 61, 62 is connected to a sub-set of a first and a second corner post 81, 82 and to a third and a fourth corner post 83, 84 respectively. Thereby the end section 63, 64 is connected to a sub-set of a first and a third corner post 81, 83, and to a second and fourth corner post 82, 84, respectively.
  • the corner posts might have dimensions corresponding to e.g. circular, round, triangular or rectangular cross sections.
  • the end section 63 can be attached to the corner posts 81, 82, 83, 84 by any fixing means such as glue, staples, screws, nails, or any other protruding or non-protruding connection elements. Additionally or alternatively it can be said that the end sections 63, 64 have predrilled holes for the connection elements.
  • Fig. 15 shows an overview of the left-hand side section 61 of an embodiment of the roof light system 1 where each side section 61, 62 of the shaft arrangement 6 is shown in a supply condition.
  • the piece of cloth has dimensions exceeding the dimensions of the shaft side sections in the mounted condition.
  • the piece of cloth can have dimensions exceeding the dimensions of the side sections by more than 5 cm, more than 10 cm, more than 20 cm, or preferably more than 30 cm. It may additionally or alternatively be said that the exceeding dimensions of the cloth have openings which enable manual pulling of the cloth before subsequent fixing on the corner posts, or connected to end sections in cases in which no corner post is present.
  • the piece of cloth of the first and second parts 601, 602 configured to form each side section 61, 62 has extended portions 615, 616 extending beyond the respective side edge portions 613, 614.
  • the piece of cloth here additionally has a surplus length portion 617 extending beyond the bottom edge portion 612 of the respective side section 61, 62. It may additionally or alternatively be said that a portion of the surplus length portion 617 differs from the remaining parts of the cloth with regard to thickness or surface texture adapted to the corresponding groove profile 55 and/or compression profile 56.
  • the side sections may be provided as a roll of cloth, in which the piece of cloth to constitute the side section 61 is rolled up on a roll-up bar 67 or on itself.
  • the roll-up bar 67 can be attached in parallel to the top edge portion of the side section 61. It may additionally or alternatively be said that the roll-up bar 67 can be removed after unrolling and installing the cloth and/or that the roll-up bar 67 can be connected to the roof module 4 during installation of the side sections 61, 62 to replace the top cloth rail 65 described in the above.
  • Fig. 16 shows another embodiment of the roof light system where a trim profile 57 is provided.
  • the trim profile 57 is connected to the ceiling module frame 51 by a set of clips 58.
  • the trim profile 57 is here formed with a wall portion 571 adjoining a first flange portion 572 inserted below the clips 58 and a second flange portion 573 bridging the gap to the frame 51 of the ceiling module 5.
  • the wall portion 571 extends from just above the pane 52 and inclined upwards into the shaft arrangement 6.
  • the length of each trim profile 57 substantially corresponds to the length of the respective frame members of the ceiling module frame 51.
  • a coherent trim profile frame is formed to hide the inner side of the frame members and any elements located therein, so that a visually unimpaired appearance is achieved in that a user looking up will experience a more smooth transition into the shaft arrangement 6 (not shown in Fig. 16 ).
  • a ceiling trim frame 59 is connected to the ceiling module frame 51 to span the transition to the ceiling 31 in the mounted condition. It may additionally or alternatively be said that the ceiling trim frame 59 is supplied in a single piece with the dimensions of the ceiling module frame 51 or that the ceiling trim frame 59 consists of four units.
  • the ceiling trim frame 59 can be attached to the ceiling module 5 by any means of protruding or non-protruding elements, e.g. clip-on or screws or magnets.
  • the ceiling module 5 comprises a ceiling module sash 53 which is hinged to the ceiling module frame 51, preferably at a side member 511 in a hinge connection 54.
  • This arrangement allows the ceiling module sash 51 to swing out of the ceiling module frame plane in a mounted position.
  • the hinge might be located at any suitable position to allow opening and closing of the ceiling module sash 51 and/or allow complete removal of the ceiling module sash 51 from the ceiling module, e.g. for cleaning or exchange of the window or ceiling module sash 51.
  • a hinge in the ceiling module frame allows cleaning of the surfaces of the roof module pane, the ceiling module pane and the portions of the shaft arrangement.
  • the arrangement enables maintenance of the roof light system from the interior without being exposed to rain or other weather disturbances, and allows air circulation between the roof light system and the interior to e.g. prevent a high degree of moisture in the roof light system.
  • the ceiling module 5 comprises a locking mechanism.
  • the locking mechanism is connected to the ceiling module frame 51 and the ceiling module sash 53, and enables to lock in place the ceiling module sash 53 relative to the ceiling module frame 51.
  • the locking mechanism can for example be controlled by a key or a simple handle-bar.
  • the locking mechanism furthermore can comprise several configurations where the ceiling module sash 53 can be locked in one or more configurations which enables air exchange between the interior room 3 and the shaft of the roof light system 1.
  • the pane 52 of the ceiling module 5 of the roof light system comprises two or three ceiling module pane layers.
  • a roof light system 1 with two or three ceiling module pane layers allows for improved insulation.
  • the angle between the roof module plane and the ceiling module plane typically lies in the interval of 0-45°, preferably 15-25°. It may additionally or alternatively be said that the roof light system 1 can also be installed when the angle between the roof module plane and the ceiling module plane is lower than 15° or above 25°.
  • the roof module may be installed in a substantially flat roof, thus rendering the roof module plane substantially parallel with the ceiling module plane in the mounted condition.
  • the roof module 4 has a length LRM that its projected length is substantially the same as the length LCM of the ceiling module 5. It may additionally or alternatively be said that the LCM and/or LRM can be chosen independently from another. The ratio between LCM and LRM can be chosen as e.g.
  • a ceiling module 1005 is of a more simple structure as shown in Fig. 17 .
  • the ceiling module 1005 only comprises a ceiling module frame 1511, whereas no pane or sash are present.
  • a shaft arrangement extends between a roof module and the ceiling module 1005.
  • Several sections of flexible cloth material is also here present and held to the roof module and ceiling module, here the holding includes tightening means as in the first embodiment, represented by a tightening element in the form of groove profile 1055.
  • trim profile 1057, clip 1058 and ceiling trim frame 1059 are present.
  • frame as used in connection with the ceiling module above should be interpreted as encompassing any framing structure capable of forming a suitable transition between the shaft and the ceiling.
  • any other framing structures including for instance profiles, bars, lists or strips of an arbitrary material are conceivable as well.
  • a maximum ceiling module displacement D is defined as the projected distance between the roof frame bottom member 412 and the ceiling frame first end member 512.
  • the shaft height H is defined as the maximal distance between the ceiling module frame second end member 514 and the top member 414 of the roof module 4. It may additionally or alternatively be said that the displacement D and the shaft height H are chosen independently from another.
  • the module location and ratio between the lengths of the roof module 4 and the ceiling module 5 can influence the displacement D and the shaft height H. Therefore, the total volume of the shaft can be adapted depending on the location and the dimensions of the roof module 4 and the ceiling module 5.
  • the roof module 4 of the roof light system may be offset from the ceiling module 5 so that the first end section 63 and/or the second end section 64 extends non-perpendicularly to the ceiling module plane.
  • a non-perpendicular extension of one or both end section(s) 63, 64 from the ceiling module 5 can be in the range with any angle within 0-90 °, preferably within 70-90°.
  • the shaft arrangement 1006 comprises two shaft parts 1601, 1602.
  • Each shaft part 1601, 1602 is of a substantially U-shaped configuration, including a bottom and opposed protruding legs.
  • the material of the shaft parts 1601, 1602 may be chosen arbitrarily and needs not be identical; for instance, one shaft part 1601 could be formed from one flexible cloth material and the other shaft part 1602 another material, provided it is of flexible cloth material.
  • reinforcement boards 1701, 1702 forming part of a support assembly are placed within the shaft.
  • the side sections 1061, 1062 of the shaft arrangement are formed by the combined shape of the legs of the U-shape of the two shaft parts 1601, 1602, and the first end section 1063 is formed from the bottom of the one shaft part 1601 and the second end section 1064 from the bottom of the U-shape of the other shaft part 1602.
  • FIG. 20 A further alternative embodiment is shown in Fig. 20 , in which the shaft arrangement 2006 comprises four parts 2601, 2602, 2603, 2604 of a shape substantially corresponding to the shape of the respective shaft section 2061, 2062, 2063, 2064 of the shaft arrangement 2006 in the mounted condition.
  • the side edge portions of the respective parts 2601, 2602, 2603, 2604 are shown at a slight distance from each other, but they could also be abutting.
  • three of the parts 2601, 2602, 2603 are made solely of flexible cloth material and one part 2604 of a rigid material, for instance as a board material, possibly covered by a piece of cloth of the same flexible cloth material as the other parts.
  • each part of said plurality of non-coherent parts 601, 602, 603, 604; 1601, 1602; 2601, 2602, 2603, 2604 is typically quadrilateral, including being shaped as a trapezoid, a trapezium, a parallelogram and a rectangle.
  • a sealing strip 69 may be provided, a cross-sectional shape being shown in Fig. 21 .
  • the ceiling module sash 53 is hingedly connected to the ceiling module frame 51 of the ceiling module 5, here at the side member 511 by means of hinge connection 54, allowing the ceiling module sash 53 in a mounted position to swing out of the ceiling module frame plane.
  • a lifting assembly may be provided to modulate the swinging movement of the ceiling module sash 53.
  • the lifting assembly 10 can be configured to help the user operating the ceiling module sash 53 in a comfortable way, particularly when the ceiling module 5 is located in an interior building room 3 with a high ceiling 31.
  • the lifting assembly can be configured to provide a smooth transition of the ceiling module sash 53 from an open to a closed configuration and vice versa. During closing of the module sash 53 the lifting assembly can be configured to ensure a smooth and silent operation.

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  1. Bausatz zum Bereitstellen eines Dachfenstersystems, das in einem montierten Zustand dazu ausgestaltet ist, in einem Dach installiert zu sein, umfassend die folgenden Teile:
    ein Dachmodul (4), das in einer Öffnung in einem Dach zu montieren ist und einen Dachmodulrahmen (41) und eine Dachmodulscheibe (42) umfasst, wobei der Dachmodulrahmen (41) eine Länge (LRM) und eine Breite (WRM) des Dachmoduls in einer Dachmodulebene definiert,
    ein Deckenmodul (5), das in einer Öffnung in einer Decke zu montieren ist und mindestens einen Deckenmodulrahmen (51) umfasst, wobei der Deckenmodulrahmen (51) eine Länge (LCM) und eine Breite (WCM) des Deckenmoduls in einer Deckenmodulebene definiert, und
    einen Satz von Teilen zum Ausbilden von Schachtbereichen einer Schachtanordnung (6), die zwei Seitenbereiche (61, 62), einen ersten Endbereich (63) und einen zweiten Endbereich (64) umfassen, um einen Schacht auszubilden, der eine allgemeine Längsrichtung zwischen dem Dachmodul und dem Deckenmodul und eine Querrichtung senkrecht zu der Längsrichtung definiert und einen Querschnitt aufweist, der im montierten Zustand als ein Rechteck geformt ist, wobei mindestens ein Teil zum Ausbilden der Bereiche (61, 62, 63, 64) der Schachtanordnung ein Stück Tuch aus einem flexiblen Tuchmaterial umfasst,
    wobei der Bausatz mindestens zwei Stücke Tuch aus einem flexiblen Tuchmaterial umfasst, die dazu ausgestaltet sind, die Seitenbereiche (61, 62) der Schachtanordnung (6) auszubilden,
    wobei jeder Teil, der ein Stück Tuch aus einem flexiblen Tuchmaterial umfasst, mit Übermaßen in Relation zu den Maßen des entsprechenden Seitenbereichs (61, 62) der Schachtanordnung (6) im montierten Zustand des Dachfenstersystems bereitgestellt ist, indem das Stück Tuch jedes Seitenbereichs (61, 62) einen Überlängenabschnitt (617), der sich über den unteren Kantenabschnitt (612) des jeweiligen Seitenbereichs (61, 62) im montierten Zustand hinaus erstreckt, und einen Überlängenabschnitt (618), der sich über den oberen Kantenabschnitt (611) hinaus erstreckt, umfasst,
    wobei der Bausatz eine Stützbaugruppe (7) umfasst, die dazu vorgesehen ist, das in der Öffnung in der Dachfläche montierte Dachmodul (4) mit dem in der Öffnung in der Decke montierten Deckenmodul (5) zu verbinden, um die Schachtanordnung (6) im montierten Zustand zu stützen, und
    wobei Spannmittel zum Halten der zwei Seitenbereiche, die ein Stück Tuch aus flexiblem Tuch umfassen, zwischen dem Dachmodul und dem Deckenmodul in einem gespannten Zustand im montierten Zustand bereitgestellt sind,
    dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass
    jeder Teil, der ein Stück Tuch aus einem flexiblen Tuchmaterial umfasst, mit Übermaßen in Relation zu den Maßen der entsprechenden Seitenbereiche (61, 62) der Schachtanordnung (6) im montierten Zustand des Dachfenstersystems bereitgestellt ist, indem das Stück Tuch jedes Seitenbereichs (61, 62) verlängerte Abschnitte (615, 616) umfasst, die sich im montierten Zustand über die jeweiligen Seitenkantenabschnitte (613, 614) des Schachts hinaus erstrecken.
  2. Bausatz nach Anspruch 1, wobei die Stützbaugruppe des Bausatzes vier Drähte umfasst, die sich zwischen entgegengesetzten Ecken des Dachmoduls (4) bzw. des Deckenmoduls (5) erstrecken.
  3. Bausatz nach Anspruch 1, wobei die Stützbaugruppe (7) einen Satz von Halterungen (71, 72, 73, 77), die dazu ausgestaltet sind, mit dem Dachmodulrahmen (41) und mit dem Deckenmodulrahmen (51) verbunden zu sein, und einen Satz von vier Eckpfosten (81, 82, 83, 84), die dazu ausgelegt sind, sich im montierten Zustand von dem Deckenmodul (5) zu dem Dachmodul (4) zu erstrecken, umfasst.
  4. Bausatz nach Anspruch 1, wobei jedes Stück Tuch im Lieferzustand auf einer Aufwickelstange (67) oder auf sich selbst aufgewickelt ist.
  5. Bausatz nach einem der vorhergehenden Ansprüche, wobei der Bausatz einen Satz von Platten (93) eines Brettmaterials umfasst, wobei jede Platte (93) jeden der ersten und zweiten Endbereiche (63, 64) bildet oder damit verbindbar ist.
  6. Bausatz nach Anspruch 5, wobei die Platte (93) der jeweiligen Endbereiche (63, 64) auf der dem Schacht zugewandten Seite durch ein Stück Tuch (632), optional aus im Wesentlichen demselben flexiblen Tuchmaterial wie die Seitenbereiche (61, 62), bedeckt ist.
  7. Bausatz nach Anspruch 6, wobei Seitenkanten (6321) des Stücks Tuch (632), die die Endbereiche (63, 64) bedecken, im Lieferzustand nicht an entsprechenden Seitenkanten (931) der Platte (93) angebracht sind und durch einen Streifen Klebeband (633) bedeckt sind, wobei sich die Seitenkanten (6321) vorzugsweise über die Seitenkanten (931) der Platte (93) hinaus erstrecken.
  8. Bausatz nach einem der Ansprüche 5 bis 7, wobei die Endbereiche (63, 64) der Schachtanordnung (6) als eine einzelne Platte aus Brettmaterial bereitgestellt sind, wobei im montierten Zustand die Breite der einzelnen Platte aus Brettmaterial der vordefinierten Breite der Endbereiche (63, 64) entspricht, und wobei im montierten Zustand die Länge der einzelnen Platte aus Brettmaterial die kombinierten Längen der ersten und zweiten Endbereiche (63, 64) übersteigt.
  9. Bausatz nach einem der vorhergehenden Ansprüche, wobei die Spannmittel eine Mehrzahl von Spannelementen umfassen, einschließlich einer dehnbaren Feder (66), wie etwa einer Schaumstofffeder (66), in Kontakt mit, optional eingehüllt in, einem unteren Kantenabschnitt (612) eines Bereichs (61, 62) der Schachtanordnung, der ein Stück aus flexiblem Tuchmaterial umfasst.
  10. Bausatz nach einem der vorhergehenden Ansprüche, wobei der Bausatz einen Satz von Dichtungsstreifen (69) umfasst.
  11. Verfahren zum Installieren eines Dachfenstersystems mittels eines Bausatzes nach einem der Ansprüche 1 bis 10, wobei der Bausatz einen Lieferzustand definiert, und wobei das Dachfenstersystem einen vordefinierten montierten Zustand aufweist, in dem das Dachfenstersystem einen Lichtkanal zwischen einer Dachfläche eines Gebäudes und einer Decke eines Gebäudeinnenraums bereitstellt, umfassend die folgenden Schritte:
    Bereitstellen einer Öffnung in der Dachfläche,
    Bereitstellen einer Öffnung in der Decke,
    Montieren des Dachmoduls (4) des Bausatzes in der Öffnung in der Dachfläche,
    Montieren des Deckenmoduls (5) des Bausatzes in der Öffnung in der Decke,
    Bereitstellen von mindestens zwei Stücken Tuch aus einem flexiblen Tuchmaterial, die dazu ausgestaltet sind, die Seitenbereiche der Schachtanordnung auszubilden,
    Anpassen von mindestens einigen der Teile des Bausatzes, um die Bereiche der Schachtanordnung (6) auszubilden,
    Bereitstellen einer Stützbaugruppe und Verbinden der Stützbaugruppe mit dem in der Öffnung der Dachfläche montierten Dachmodul und mit dem in der Öffnung in der Decke montierten Deckenmodul,
    Bereitstellen von Spannmitteln, und
    Montieren der Schachtanordnung (6) derart, dass sie sich in einer Längsrichtung zwischen dem Dachmodul (4) und dem Deckenmodul (5) erstreckt, um den montierten Zustand zu erreichen, um den Lichtkanal bereitzustellen, umfassend Bringen des mindestens einen Bereichs, der als ein Stück Tuch aus flexiblem Tuchmaterial ausgebildet ist, in einen in der Längsrichtung gespannten Zustand.
  12. Verfahren nach Anspruch 11, wobei der Schritt zum Montieren der Schachtanordnung durch Verbinden von oberen Kantenabschnitten (611) der Seitenbereiche (61, 62) mit dem Dachmodul und der unteren Kantenabschnitte (612) mit dem Deckenmodul (5) und der Endbereiche (63, 64) derart, dass sie sich zwischen den Seitenbereichen (61, 62) erstrecken, ausgeführt wird.
  13. Verfahren nach einem der Ansprüche 11 bis 12, wobei die Stützbaugruppe einen Satz von Halterungen, die dazu ausgestaltet sind, mit dem Dachmodulrahmen und mit dem Deckenmodulrahmen verbunden zu werden, und einen Satz von vier Eckpfosten, die dazu ausgelegt sind, sich von dem Deckenmodul zu dem Dachmodul zu erstrecken, umfasst, und wobei die Teile zum Ausbilden der Seitenbereiche (61, 62) der Schachtanordnung, die ein Stück Tuch aus einem flexiblen Tuchmaterial mit Maßen umfassen, die die Maße der Schachtseitenbereiche im montierten Zustand übersteigen, verlängerte Abschnitte (615, 616), die sich über die jeweiligen Seitenkantenabschnitte (613, 614) hinaus erstrecken, und einen Überlängenabschnitt (617), der sich über den unteren Kantenabschnitt (612) des jeweiligen Seitenbereichs (61, 62) im montierten Zustand hinaus erstreckt, umfassen, wobei der Schritt zum Verbinden der Stützbaugruppe mit dem Dachmodul die folgenden Schritte umfasst:
    Montieren der Eckpfosten (81), wobei ein Ende des Eckpfostens (81) mit dem Deckenmodul (5) verbunden wird und ein anderes Ende des Eckpfostens (81) mit dem Dachmodul (4) verbunden wird,
    Straffen des verlängerten Abschnitts (615) an einem ersten Seitenkantenabschnitt (613) und des verlängerten Abschnitts (616) an dem zweiten Seitenkantenabschnitt (613) und anschließend Fixieren an Ort und Stelle des ersten Seitenkantenabschnitts (613) und des zweiten Seitenkantenabschnitts (613) an Eckpfosten (81),
    Montieren der Endbereiche (63, 64) der Schachtanordnung (6) durch Fixieren der Endabschnitte (63, 64) an der dem Schacht zugewandten Seite der Eckpfosten (81).
  14. Verfahren nach Anspruch 13, umfassend die zusätzlichen Schritte Bereitstellen jedes Endbereichs (63, 64) der Schachtanordnung (6) im Lieferzustand als eine Platte (93), die durch ein Stück Tuch (632) aus im Wesentlichen demselben flexiblen Tuchmaterial wie die Seitenbereiche (61, 62) bedeckt ist, wobei Seitenkanten (6321) des Stücks Tuch (632), die die Endbereiche (63, 64) bedecken, im Lieferzustand nicht an entsprechenden Seitenkanten (931) der Platte (93) angebracht sind und sich über die Seitenkanten (931) der Platte hinaus erstrecken und durch einen Streifen Klebeband (933) bedeckt sind, wobei die Streifen Klebeband (933) entfernt werden und die Seitenkanten (931) aus Tuch an den Ecken eingeschlagen werden.
  15. Verfahren nach einem der Ansprüche 11 bis 14, wobei der Bausatz einen Satz von Dichtungsstreifen umfasst und wobei der Schritt zum Montieren der Schachtanordnung (6) den Schritt Verbinden eines Dichtungsstreifens mit einer Ecke der Schachtanordnung (6) derart umfasst, dass er sich in der Längsrichtung des Schachts erstreckt.
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