EP4039931A1 - Combinaison d'un battant de porte ou de fenêtre pivotant avec un châssis de porte ou de fenêtre, combinaison d'une porte coulissante ou d'une fenêtre coulissante avec un châssis de porte ou de fenêtre ainsi que partie fixe de fenêtre - Google Patents

Combinaison d'un battant de porte ou de fenêtre pivotant avec un châssis de porte ou de fenêtre, combinaison d'une porte coulissante ou d'une fenêtre coulissante avec un châssis de porte ou de fenêtre ainsi que partie fixe de fenêtre Download PDF

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EP4039931A1
EP4039931A1 EP22161165.0A EP22161165A EP4039931A1 EP 4039931 A1 EP4039931 A1 EP 4039931A1 EP 22161165 A EP22161165 A EP 22161165A EP 4039931 A1 EP4039931 A1 EP 4039931A1
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Johann Scheuringer
Thomas Reibe
Gerhard Brückl
Alois Löckinger
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    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
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  • the present invention relates to a combination of a pivoting door or window sash with a door or window frame, a combination of at least one sliding door or at least one sliding window with a door or window frame, a fixed window part and a system comprising at least two different system elements, which consist of the aforementioned Combinations and the fixed window part are selected.
  • the combinations according to the invention and the fixed window part according to the invention are used in particular in multi- and single-family house construction and in residential construction.
  • the combinations or the fixed window part can be installed in wall openings that are either in the outer walls or in the inner walls of buildings.
  • a combination of a pivoting door or window sash with a door or window frame is proposed, the door or window sash having a casement frame which carries at least one glass pane with a glass plane, a glass outer surface and a glass inner surface.
  • Pivotable door or window sashes within the meaning of the present invention are door or window sashes that can be pivoted or rotated about a vertical pivot or rotation axis in a manner that has been known for a long time.
  • the combination according to the invention is installed in wall openings in a building.
  • the casement has a preferably flat inner side facing an interior of the building with an inner visible width which is delimited at its end facing the glass pane by a first inner frame edge and at its end facing away from the glass pane by a second inner frame edge.
  • the door or window frame has an outer side facing the outside of the building, preferably flat and/or preferably running essentially parallel to the inside, with a visible, delimitable outer visible width that is visible to an observer and which, at its end facing the glass pane, extends from a first outer frame edge and at its end remote from the glass pane by a second outer floor edge is limited. If the combination is installed in an interior wall of the building, the aforementioned exterior environment is a further interior space of the building adjacent to the aforementioned interior space.
  • the casement On its inside, the casement has a distance from the door or window frame that is visible to an observer and forms a viewing gap with a viewable width of the casement gap.
  • the visible width of the casement gap is limited at its end facing the glass pane by the second inside frame edge and at its end facing away from the glass pane by a first inside frame edge.
  • the door or window frame protrudes on its outer side with an outer projection beyond the outer glass surface.
  • the inner side of the casement protrudes beyond the glass inner surface with an inner overhang.
  • casement and door or window frame thus has a cross section that is essentially symmetrical to the plane of the glass with regard to the inside and the outside, which cross section is relatively slim compared to corresponding cross sections from the prior art.
  • this leads to a pleasing external appearance of the combination according to the invention.
  • the slenderness brings with it the advantage that the sunlight and thus the thermal energy that can enter the building is relatively large for the same large building opening (shell construction light). The heat energy gain that can be achieved for the building can therefore be increased in an advantageous manner with the present invention.
  • the vane gap visible width is preferably equal to the groove visible width with a tolerance of ⁇ 10 mm.
  • the tolerance is preferably ⁇ 5 mm, more preferably ⁇ 3 mm, even more preferably ⁇ 2 mm and even more preferably ⁇ 1 mm.
  • the inside visible width preferably corresponds as exactly as possible to the outside visible width and the outside overhang preferably corresponds as exactly as possible to the inside overhang.
  • an application receptacle for the peripheral Recording of appliqués present in such a way that the inside visible width and/or the outside visible width is essentially completely covered by the appliqués.
  • the applications are used for the customer-specific design of the external appearance of the inside of the casement and/or the outside of the door or window frame.
  • the appliqués can in particular be made of materials that differ from the material of the casement or the door or window frame.
  • the door or window manufacturer can avoid having a large quantity of door or window sashes as well as door or window frames in stock and still be able to meet the customer's individual design requirements regarding the external appearance without long delivery times both for the first delivery and at a later date To be received.
  • An additional advantage of the possibility of realizing different surface designs with the help of different applications on the casement and/or the door or window frame is that the casement and/or the door or window frame is always made of the same material, regardless of its surface design or the same materials. As a result, the construction can always be based on the same design calculation for statics, air permeability and deflection, despite different surface materials.
  • Fastening of the appliqué on the inside or the outside in a permanently stress-free manner is preferred, according to which the appliqué and the appliqué receptacle are not permanently subjected to mechanical stress.
  • short-term impacts on the application and the application holder during the assembly process for example when clipping on, can be tolerated.
  • the application receptacle has at least two extensions which are arranged on the inside of the casement and/or on the outside of the door or window frame essentially at a distance of the inside visible width and/or the outside visible width and together with the inside and/or or form at least one application receptacle with a C-shaped cross section on the outside.
  • the appliqué can be formed by a strip that is inserted into the C-shaped cross section and is glued or latched there, for example.
  • the outer side of the casement has a distance from the door or window frame that is visible to an observer and forms a second viewing gap with a second viewing gap width.
  • the second visible gap width is delimited at its end facing the glass pane by the second outside frame edge and at its end facing away from the glass pane by an outside frame edge.
  • the casement frame protrudes beyond the glass outer surface with an outer overhang.
  • the wing frame On its inside, has an inner overhang with which it protrudes beyond the inner surface of the glass.
  • a combination of at least one sliding door or at least one sliding window with a door or window frame is also proposed according to the invention, in which the sliding door or the sliding window comprises a sash carrying at least one pane of glass.
  • the sash has an inside facing an interior of a building with an inside viewing width and an outside facing an outside environment of the building with an outside viewing width.
  • an application receptacle for receiving applications all around, such that the visible inside width and/or the visible outside width is essentially completely covered by the applications.
  • a fixed window part with a window frame which carries at least one glass pane with a glass plane, a glass outer surface and a glass inner surface.
  • the inside of the window frame is provided with an inner viewing groove, which has an inner viewing groove width that is delimited at its end facing the glass pane by the second inner frame edge and at its end facing away from the glass pane by a third inner frame edge.
  • the window frame has an outer viewing groove on its outside with an outer viewing groove width which is bounded at its end facing the glass pane by the second outside frame edge and at its end facing away from the glass pane by a third outside frame edge.
  • the window frame protrudes on its outside with an outer overhang beyond the glass outer surfaces.
  • the window frame On its inside, has an internal overhang, with which it protrudes beyond the inner surface of the glass.
  • VH of the outer overhang to the inner overhang 0.6 ⁇ V ⁇ 1.4 applies. This ratio is preferably 0.8 ⁇ VH ⁇ 1.3.
  • the outer overhang and the inner overhang are each less than or equal to 15 mm. The outer overhang and the inner overhang are therefore at most 15 mm, preferably at most 10 mm.
  • the visible inner groove width of the window frame is equal to the visible outer groove width of the window frame.
  • the tolerance is preferably ⁇ 5 mm, more preferably ⁇ 3 mm, even more preferably ⁇ 2 mm and more preferably ⁇ 1 mm.
  • a system from at least two different system elements.
  • the at least two different system elements are selected from a combination according to the invention of a pivoting door or window sash with a door or window frame, a combination according to the invention of at least one sliding door or at least one sliding window with a door or window frame and a fixed window part according to the invention.
  • a system according to the invention can also have three different system elements, namely a pivotable door or window sash, a sliding door or a sliding window and a fixed window part.
  • systems according to the invention with at least two different system elements and other system elements which can be identical to one or both of the at least two different system elements according to their type according to the invention. An example of this would be a system with a pivoting door leaf, a pivoting window leaf and two fixed window parts.
  • the group from which the different system elements of the system according to the invention are selected includes an inventive combination of a pivoting door or window sash with a door or window frame, an inventive combination of at least one sliding door or at least one Sliding window with a door or window frame and a fixed window part according to the invention with a window frame, which are linked to one another according to the following features:
  • the visible width of the groove, the second visible width of the gap and the outer visible width of the groove are all the same with a tolerance of ⁇ 10 mm.
  • the tolerance within the scope of these linking features is preferably ⁇ 5 mm, more preferably ⁇ 3 mm, even more preferably ⁇ 2 mm and even more preferably ⁇ 1 mm.
  • the system according to the invention has the advantage that system elements that are different in terms of their type have essentially the same internal view and/or external view for the observer. This results in a system with different system elements that nevertheless convey the same geometric appearance. An optically uniform system without unsteady geometry or edge progressions is guaranteed.
  • the client can erect a building with a glass area that has functionally different system elements and, despite these different functionalities of the system elements, ensures a visually uniform and harmonious appearance of the glass area.
  • the outer overhang of the door or window frame for the pivoting door or window sash, the outer overhang of the casement frame of the sliding door or sliding window and the outer overhang of the window frame of the fixed window part are the same with a tolerance of ⁇ 10 mm.
  • the tolerance is preferably ⁇ 5 mm, more preferably ⁇ 3 mm, even more preferably ⁇ 2 mm and even more preferably ⁇ 1 mm.
  • the inside projection of the casement frame of the pivoting door or window sash, the inside projection of the casement frame of the sliding door or sliding window and the inside projection of the window frame of the fixed window part are preferably the same with a tolerance of ⁇ 10 mm.
  • the tolerance is preferably ⁇ 5 mm, more preferably ⁇ 3 mm, even more preferably ⁇ 2 mm and even more preferably ⁇ 1 mm.
  • FIG. 1 shows a first exemplary embodiment, in which the inside view of a pivotable window sash 1 (cf. Fig.7 ) in combination with a window frame 2 and a pivoting door leaf 1 in combination with a door frame 2 on the right.
  • the door or window frame 2 is not plastered and is therefore clearly visible.
  • the door or window sash 1 has a circumferential, pivotable casement 3, each carrying a glass pane 7.
  • the leaf frame 3 (cf. 7 ) of both window sash 1 and door sash 1 is equipped with an in 1 to be seen, completely surrounding application 16, which consists of four application strips in the case of the window sash 1 and the door sash 1.
  • the glass pane 7 in the sense of the present invention does not necessarily have to be made of real glass. It may alternatively be made of a clear plastic material or other clear materials.
  • FIG. 3 shows the the 1 Corresponding interior view in plastered condition.
  • a circumferential inside stick edge SK (cf. 7 ) of the door or window frame 2 forms the so-called plaster edge, up to which the plaster is guided.
  • the door or window frame 2 is in 3 only between the stick edge SK and a surrounding frame edge RK2 (cf. figure 5 ) visible.
  • the stick edges SK and SK3 which act as plaster edges, have the advantage that they define a clear geometric plaster boundary.
  • the plasterer who has the task of plastering the door and window frame 2, can therefore use this geometrically predetermined plaster boundary as a guide in his work in a simple manner. This ensures a geometrically clean plaster finish.
  • Door or window sash 1 shown separates an in figure 5 right marked interior 10 of a building of an in figure 5 outside area 12 of the building marked on the left.
  • the interior view according to 1 corresponds to the view that a viewer from the interior 10 sees.
  • the outside view according to 2 corresponds to the view that a viewer from the external environment 12 sees. If the door or window sash 1 is installed in an inner wall of the building between the interior 10 and an interior 10 adjacent interior space, the external environment 12 is the adjacent interior space.
  • the inside visible width G is measured at its in figure 5 upper end of the first frame edge RK1 and at its in figure 5 lower end limited by the second frame edge RK2.
  • the first frame edge RK1 in figure 5 the top point and the second frame edge RK2 in figure 5 represents the lowest point of the casement 3.
  • the second frame edge RK2 maintains a downward distance to the inside floor edge SK, which forms a viewing gap 14 visible to the viewer.
  • the visible interior width G visible from the interior 10 and the visible width H of the wing gap visible from the interior 10 are in FIGS 1 and 3 to recognize. In the plastered state according to 3 the wing gap visible width H is best seen.
  • an external visible width E that can be visually defined by the observer can be seen, which at its in figure 5 upper end of the first outside stick edge SK1 and at its in figure 5 lower end is bounded by the second outer floor edge SK2.
  • a viewing groove 15 visible to the viewer, connects downwards to the outer viewing width E, which at its in figure 5 upper end of the second outside floor edge SK2 and at its in figure 5 lower end of the third outside floor edge SK3 is limited.
  • the inner side 11 of the casement 3, which is flat and runs parallel to the outer side 13, protrudes beyond the inner glass surface 9 with an inner overhang of C 9.8 mm in the exemplary embodiment shown.
  • the cross section of the combination of the window sash 3 and the door or window frame 2 is symmetrical to the glass plane GE with regard to the geometry of its outer contour.
  • This symmetry not only leads to a uniform appearance in the interior and exterior view, but also leads to the technical advantage that raw materials are saved due to the slimness of the cross section according to the invention, the thermal radiation shadow is reduced and thus the tendency to form Condensation water is reduced and the solar radiation light and thus the thermal energy that can enter the building is increased.
  • the relatively small inner overhang C of the casement 3 on its inner side 11 in comparison to the total thickness D and the thickness B of the glass pane 7 is particularly advantageous.
  • This relatively small inner overhang C results in that area of the glass pane 7 in which in figure 5 the reference numeral line of reference numeral "9" ends, to an advantageously reduced tendency to form condensation.
  • This reduced tendency to form condensation is due to the fact that the small interior overhang C does not form any appreciable heat radiation shadow for radiant heat from the interior 10 .
  • the aforementioned area of the glass pane 7 assumes a higher temperature than is the case with windows known from the prior art.
  • FIG. 6 shows one of the figure 5 corresponding sectional view, in which, in the sense of a further variation, an application 16 in the form of an elongate strip with a flat rectangular cross section is arranged only on the inside 11 of the casement 3.
  • the application 16 for the entire casement 3 can consist, for example, of four corresponding strips in order to be able to clad the casement 3 completely all around.
  • the application holder for receiving the application 16 is in 6 bounded by two extensions 17 and 18, which run completely around the casement 3.
  • the free end of the extension 17 forms the frame edge RK1 and the free end of the extension 18 forms the frame edge RK2.
  • the appliqué 16 has a height which almost corresponds to the visible width G on the inside.
  • the appliqué 16 should essentially completely cover the inside visible width G.
  • such materials are preferably considered that do not correspond to the material of the casement 3 or the door or window frame 2.
  • metals e.g. aluminum or steel, stone, concrete-like materials, glass, ceramics or wood can be used.
  • the application receptacle according to the invention is formed by the inside 11 of the casement 3 and the two extensions 17 and 18 .
  • the viewer located in the interior 10 only sees the 6 right side of the appliqué 16. Accordingly, if required, only this visible right side of the appliqué 16 needs to be surface-treated in such a way that the surface has a visually appealing appearance.
  • the other three surfaces of the application 16, ie their in 6 upper, left and lower sides are covered by the extension 17, the inside 11 and the extension 18 and are therefore not visible. They do not require any further surface treatment, so that an attractive application 16 can be made available at relatively low production costs.
  • the appliqués 16 and 19 can be made of the same material or of different materials.
  • the material of the application 19 is preferably a different material than that of the door or window frame 2.
  • FIG. 8 shows the interior view of a second embodiment in the form of a system according to the invention with four different system components in the unplastered state. From left to right, the system has a sliding door 38 with associated door frame 32, a fixed window part 55 not according to the invention, which is of no further interest here, a pivoting door leaf 1 with associated door frame 2 and a fixed window part 40 according to the invention.
  • the fixed window part 55 which is not according to the invention, naturally does not form a system component according to the invention, so that the 8
  • the system shown has three system components 38, 1 and 40 according to the invention.
  • the pivotable door leaf 1 shown with the associated door frame 2 has the same features described above as the one in 1
  • the section BB corresponds to 8 the in 7 shown sectional view, which was described in detail above.
  • the sliding door 38 has a leaf frame 22 which carries a glass pane 29 with an outer glass surface 30 and an inner glass surface 31 .
  • the sliding door 38 is combined with a door frame 32, which in the closed state Sliding door 38 rotates around three sides of the casement 22.
  • the inside application 35 (cf. 18 ) can be seen, which runs completely around the wing frame 22 and consists of four application strips in the exemplary embodiment shown.
  • the fixed window part 40 carries a glass pane 42 with a glass outer surface 43 and a glass inner surface 44.
  • the window frame 41 of the fixed window part 40 and the interior application 51 (cf. 21 ) can be seen, which consists of four application strips attached to the window frame 41 all the way round.
  • a compensation profile 56 to compensate for the different installation depths of the sliding door 38 on the one hand and the pivoting door leaf 1 and the fixed window part 40 on the other.
  • FIG. 10 shows one of the 8 Corresponding interior view in plastered condition.
  • An inside frame edge SKi of the door frame 32 of the sliding door 38 can be seen, which acts as a so-called plaster edge up to which the plaster is applied.
  • the inside frame edge SK and in the case of the fixed window part 40 an inside frame edge SK3i can be seen, which also function as plaster edges up to which the plaster is brought.
  • FIG. 12 shows the interior view of a third exemplary embodiment in the form of a system according to the invention, not plastered in, which has three different system components, namely from left to right a sliding door 38 with the associated door jamb 32, a fixed window part 55 not according to the invention, which is of no further interest here, and one according to the invention Fixed window part 40.
  • the system thus has two different system components 38 and 40 according to the invention.
  • the interior application 35 (cf. 18 ) of the sliding door 38 and the interior application 51 (cf. 21 ) of the fixed window part 40 can be seen. These applications in turn each consist of four application bars.
  • FIG 13 shows an external view of the system according to FIG 12 in unplastered condition.
  • the outside application 51 (cf. 21 ) of the fixed window part 40 and the outside application 35 (cf. 18 ) of the sliding door 38 each consist of four application strips.
  • FIGS 8 , 9 , 12 and 13 show a schematic sectional view according to section CC in FIGS 8 , 9 , 12 and 13 , wherein the interior and exterior views of the 8 , 9 , 12 and 13 Applications 35 to be seen have been omitted in the sense of a variation of the exemplary embodiments shown.
  • the casement 22 of the sliding window 38 carries a glass pane 29 with a glass plane GE running centrally in this plane and a glass outer surface 30 and a glass inner surface 31.
  • the glass pane 29 can be single or multiple glazing.
  • the casement 22 On its door frame 32 facing and in 16 lower side, the casement 22 has a stick side 27 in which there is a fitting channel 28 for receiving fittings known per se.
  • the second inside frame edge RK2i of the casement 22 is at a distance from the door jamb 32, which forms a visible gap 33 with a visible gap width Q for the viewer.
  • the casement 22 On the outside 26 facing the outside environment 25, the casement 22 has an outside visible width O that is visible to the observer, which at its in 16 upper end of a first outside frame edge RK1a and at its in 16 lower end is delimited by a second outside frame edge RK2a.
  • the plane of the inner side 24 of the casement 22 protrudes by an inner projection M beyond the glass inner surface 31 .
  • the plane of the outer side 26 of the casement 22 protrudes by an outer projection K beyond the outer glass surface 30 .
  • FIG. 17 shows one of the 16 corresponding sectional view, wherein an application 35 was attached only on the inside 24 of the casement 22 in terms of a further variation.
  • the application receptacle for receiving the application 35 is connected by two in 17 visible extensions 36 and 37 limited.
  • the free end of the extension 36 forms the frame edge RK1i and the free end of the extension 37 forms the frame edge RK2i.
  • the appliqué 35 and the extensions 36 and 37 have the same effects and advantages as described above in connection with the appliqué 16 and the extensions 17 and 18 according to FIG 6 have been described.
  • the same alternative variants can also be selected for the application 35 and the extensions 36 and 37 as described above in connection with 6 have already been described.
  • FIGS 8 , 9 , 12 and 13 show a sectional view according to section CC in FIGS 8 , 9 , 12 and 13 . Compared to 17 is also located on the in 18 left-side outside 26 an application 35.
  • the application recording for the outside application 35 is limited by two extensions 36 and 37.
  • the free end of the outside extension 36 forms the frame edge RK1a and the free end of the outside extension 37 forms the frame edge RK2a.
  • sectional views 8.1, 8.2 and 8.3 are zoomed in.
  • the sectional view 8.1 corresponds identically to that in 18 shown section CC.
  • the sectional views 8.2 and 8.3 deviate from the section CC in detail features. These deviations result from the different functional boundary conditions that the door frame 32 and the leaf frame 22 of the sliding door 38 have on their lower side (guide function), on their in 8 on the left locking side (locking function) and on the upper side (guidance function).
  • the sectional views 8.2 and 8.3 are correct in the in 8 shown closed position of the sliding door 38, however, in all features that are present in connection with the Section CC according to 18 disclosed as pertaining to the invention corresponds to section CC.
  • the deviations of the sectional views 8.2 and 8.3 from the sectional view 8.1 are therefore of no further interest here.
  • the window frame 41 On its inner side 46 facing an inner space 45, the window frame 41 has an inner visible width S visible to an observer, which at its in 19 upper end of a first inside floor edge SK1i and at its in 19 lower end is delimited by a second inside stick edge SK2i.
  • the window frame 41 is provided with an outer visible width T visible to an observer, which at its in 19 upper end of a first outside stick edge SK1a and at its in 19 lower end is bounded by a second outside stick edge SK2a.
  • a viewing groove 50 which is visible to the observer and which has an outer visible width V follows the outer visible width T at the bottom.
  • the visible width of the groove V is measured at its in 19 upper end of the second outside stick edge SK2a and at its in 19 lower end bounded by a third outer floor edge SK3a.
  • the plane of the inner side 46 of the window frame 41 protrudes by an inner projection X beyond the inner glass surface 44 .
  • the plane of the outside 48 of the window frame 41 protrudes by an outside projection W beyond the glass outside surface 43 .
  • FIG 21 shows a sectional view according to section DD in FIGS 8 , 9 , 12 and 13 .
  • Compared to 20 is also located on the outside 48 of the window frame 41 an application 51, which is bordered by extensions 52 and 53.
  • the free end of the outside extension 52 forms the floor edge SK1a and the free end of the outside extension 53 forms the floor edge SK2a.
  • the outer projection A in Figures 5-7 , the outer projection K in 16-18 and the outer overhang W in 19-21 essentially the same size.
  • the inner projection C in Figures 5-7 , the inner projection M in 16-18 and the inner projection X in 19-21 essentially the same size.

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