EP4477828B1 - Beschlag für ein flügelfenster und damit ausgestattetes fenster - Google Patents

Beschlag für ein flügelfenster und damit ausgestattetes fenster

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EP4477828B1
EP4477828B1 EP24179800.8A EP24179800A EP4477828B1 EP 4477828 B1 EP4477828 B1 EP 4477828B1 EP 24179800 A EP24179800 A EP 24179800A EP 4477828 B1 EP4477828 B1 EP 4477828B1
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bridging
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casement
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Emmanuel Diederich Camille VAN PARYS
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Sobinco NV
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    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E05—LOCKS; KEYS; WINDOW OR DOOR FITTINGS; SAFES
    • E05C—BOLTS OR FASTENING DEVICES FOR WINGS, SPECIALLY FOR DOORS OR WINDOWS
    • E05C7/00—Fastening devices specially adapted for two wings
    • E05C7/04—Fastening devices specially adapted for two wings for wings which abut when closed
    • E05C7/045—Sliding bolts mounted on or in the edge of a normally closed wing of a double-door or -window
    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E05—LOCKS; KEYS; WINDOW OR DOOR FITTINGS; SAFES
    • E05C—BOLTS OR FASTENING DEVICES FOR WINGS, SPECIALLY FOR DOORS OR WINDOWS
    • E05C7/00—Fastening devices specially adapted for two wings
    • E05C7/04—Fastening devices specially adapted for two wings for wings which abut when closed
    • E05C7/06—Fastening devices specially adapted for two wings for wings which abut when closed a fastening device for one wing being actuated or controlled by closing another wing
    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E05—LOCKS; KEYS; WINDOW OR DOOR FITTINGS; SAFES
    • E05C—BOLTS OR FASTENING DEVICES FOR WINGS, SPECIALLY FOR DOORS OR WINDOWS
    • E05C9/00—Arrangements of simultaneously actuated bolts or other securing devices at well-separated positions on the same wing
    • E05C9/24—Means for transmitting movements between vertical and horizontal sliding bars, rods or cables for the fastening of wings, e.g. corner guides

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  • the present invention relates to fittings for a casement window and a casement window equipped therewith.
  • window fittings which consist of a leaf section that is mounted on the leaf and a frame section, complementary to the leaf section, that is mounted on the fixed frame of the window.
  • the fittings on the leaf are provided with a handle mechanism for the operation of the fittings by rotating a handle a quarter turn from a vertical close position facing down in which the window is closed, to a horizontal position corresponding with the rotation or tilt position and subsequently to a vertical position facing up corresponding with the remaining turn or tilt position if provided.
  • a casement window is a double-hung window with a fixed frame and two leaves which can at least rotatably open around parallel axes near the frame edge and which meet and connect in the frame opening. In other words, no fixed frame section is provided between both leaves such that in fully opened condition, the window opening has a surface which is practically equal to the combined surface of both leaves.
  • the leaf of the casement window that opens first is called the primary leaf.
  • the other leaf is called the secondary leaf. If two standard leaves were to be used as primary and secondary leaf of a casement window, the closure between the primary and secondary leaf where said leaves meet in closed condition would often probably be insufficient.
  • the two opposite mullions are indeed the same and not complementary to each other.
  • a known solution is to replace the profile of the secondary leaf in closed condition adjacent to the primary leaf with an adapted profile, a so-called casement profile, which is complementary to the opposite mullion of the primary leaf, thus obtaining a better connection between the primary and the secondary leaf.
  • casement profile which is complementary to the opposite mullion of the primary leaf
  • the invention relates to a casement window of the latter type, more specifically fittings for a leaf of such casement window on which an alternating profile is attached whereby said fittings comprise leaf fittings for mounting on the leaf and casement fittings for mounting on the alternating profile.
  • An objective of the invention is to provide fittings for the leaf with alternating profile of a casement window that reuse as many of the existing fitting components as possible as provided for the leaf of a standard window.
  • An advantage of this is that the retaining screws with which the alternating profile is attached to the secondary leaf are prevented to the greatest extent possible from crossing sliding parts in the vertical fitting groove of the secondary leaf.
  • a further objective of the invention is to provide casement fittings on the alternating profile that are complementary with the leaf fittings mounted on the other leaf such that they can optimally cooperate with each other where they meet.
  • the invention in one aspect relates to fittings for a casement window with a secondary leaf, on which in mounted condition an alternating profile is attached, whereby the fittings comprise leaf fittings for mounting on the leaf and casement fittings for mounting on the alternating profile.
  • the leaf fittings comprise a corner transmission with a bridging latch couplable thereto for a top corner of the leaf, and a corner transmission with a bridging latch couplable thereto for a lower corner of the leaf
  • the casement fittings for each corner transmission comprise an operating lever and a casement latch
  • the casement latch is slideably connected to the operating lever and is connected to the corresponding bridging latch via a bridging piece through a slot in the alternating profile such that the movements of the corresponding operating lever are converted into a simultaneous sliding movement of the casement latch and the bridging latch and said sliding movement is transferred perpendicularly to the corner transmission coupled to the bridging latch.
  • on-coupling the corner transmission of the leaf fittings to the corresponding operating lever of the casement fittings is that a large number of components of leaf fittings for a standard window can also be used for the leaf fittings of the secondary leaf.
  • on-coupling takes place near the corner transmission of respectively the top corner and the lower corner such that in mounted condition only sliding parts, i.e. corner transmissions and bridging latches, are located in the vertical fitting groove of the secondary leaf in the zone near the lower corner and the top corner.
  • the bridging piece is located on the bridging latch near the end of the bridging latch with which the bridging latch is coupled to the corner transmission.
  • the bridging piece and the bridging latch are two separate components. However, it is not excluded that the bridging piece and the bridging latch form one integral component.
  • the operating lever and casement latch are two separate components. However, it is not excluded that the operating lever and casement latch form one integral component.
  • the fittings comprise a coupling pin which in mounted condition couples the casement latch to the bridging piece through the slot in the alternating profile and is movable in said slot.
  • the bridging piece can comprise a passage such that in mounted condition the coupling pin extends through the slot in at least a section of the passage of the bridging piece.
  • the coupling pin can be provided near the end which in mounted condition is located in the passage of the bridging piece provided with an elastic ring on its outside. This prevents the coupling pin from rattling in the passage of the bridging piece.
  • An advantage of the embodiment whereby the coupling pin slideably extends in the passage of the bridging piece is that it allows variations in distance between the casement latch and the corresponding bridging latch to be accommodated without replacing components. Said variations in distance may be the consequence of, for example, constructor-specific differences in dimensions of profiles and/or fitting grooves in said profiles in which the leaf fittings and the casement fittings are applied in mounted condition.
  • the coupling pin is partially provided with thread
  • the casement latch is provided with a threaded hole, such that in mounted condition the screw section of the coupling pin is screwed into the threaded hole of the casement latch.
  • the diameter of the threaded hole of the casement latch is greater than the diameter of the passage of the bridging piece.
  • the coupling pin in mounted condition is applied such that the longitudinal direction of the coupling pin is practically perpendicular to the sliding direction of the casement latch.
  • the bridging latch is provided with a recess and at least one threaded hole near an edge of the recess, and the bridging piece is provided with at least one screw opening for the screwable connection of the bridging piece to the bridging latch upon applying the bridging piece in the recess.
  • the coupling pin can be applied such that in mounted condition said coupling pin extends in the passage of the bridging piece up into the recess of the bridging latch.
  • Said recess and the bridging piece can respectively be provided with an upright peripheral edge and a stop, whereby the stop comprises a screw opening on at least one end for the screwable connection of the bridging piece to the bridging latch with the stop against the upperside of the peripheral edge.
  • the bridging piece is provided with a protruding part that protrudes relative to the stop, and whereby dimensions of the recess and the protruding part are thus aligned to each other that in mounted condition, when the bridging piece is connected to the bridging latch, the protruding part of the bridging piece fits in the recess.
  • the alternating profile combined with the leaf profile forms a substantially T-shaped cross-section.
  • the fitting groove of the leaf and the fitting groove of the alternating profile are installed in a parallel and breadthways overlapping way relative to each other.
  • the corner transmission and the bridging latch are configured such that in closed condition of the secondary leaf the bridging piece connected to the bridging latch at least partially overlaps the corner transmission with which the bridging latch is coupled.
  • the fittings shown contain leaf fittings 2 that are provided for mounting on the secondary leaf and casement fittings for mounting on the alternating profile.
  • the leaf fittings 2 cooperate with a part of the fittings mounted on the fixed frame, i.e. the frame fittings.
  • the casement fittings 1 cooperate with both the frame fittings and the leaf fittings 3 of the primary leaf as partially shown in figure 4 .
  • the casement fittings 1 For operating the secondary leaf, the casement fittings 1 provide two operating levers 9a,9b which are mounted in a fitting groove 8 of the alternating profile 4.
  • the operating levers are provided with a mechanism that converts the rotation of the operating arm 34 into a translation of a casement latch which is connected to the operating lever and is slideably mounted in the fitting groove 8 of the alternating profile 4.
  • the fittings shown in Fig. 1 to 3 are shown in closed condition of the secondary leaf.
  • the operating levers 9a,9b are also shown in closed condition, the operating arm being practically parallel with the fitting groove 8 of the alternating profile 4 in which the operating levers 9a,9b are mounted.
  • the latch points 11 of the casement latches 10a,10b engage with frame locking pieces 12 which are mounted complementarily to the fixed frame of the casement window.
  • the secondary leaf can be opened by respectively rotating the operating arm of the upper operating lever 9a to the open position such that the upper casement latch 10a slides downwardly in the fitting groove 8 of the alternating profile and thus causing its latch point 11 to leave the complementary frame locking piece 12, and the operating arm of the lower operating lever 9b to the open position such that the lower casement latch 10b slides upwardly in the fitting groove 8 of the alternating profile and thus causing its latch point 11 to leave the complementary frame locking piece 12.
  • casement latches 10a,10b the upper latch of which is magnified in Fig. 6 , are provided with latch locking pieces 13 which cooperate with locking cams 14 of the leaf fittings 3 of the primary leaf.
  • the primary leaf fittings 3, which in mounted condition are applied in a fitting groove, provided to that end, on the vertical profile of the primary leaf on the side which connects to the secondary leaf, provide coupling latches 15 which at one end are slideably connected to the operating handle possibly via intermediate sliding parts, such as, for example, sliding slats, and at the other end are coupled to a corner transmission 16.
  • the corner transmissions 16 are in connection with sliding slats and/or latches which are slideably applied in fitting grooves, provided to that end, on the outer contour of the primary leaf on the horizontal profiles.
  • Said sliding slats or latches can be provided with locking cams which upon rotating the operating handle move to the close position and can hook into or behind a frame locking piece on the frame.
  • Locking cams 14 are also provided on the coupling latches 15 which upon rotating the operating handle move to the close position and can hook into or behind the complementary latch locking piece 13 of the casement fittings 1.
  • the fittings for the secondary leaf with alternating profile also contain leaf fittings 2 and the solution shown contains means that enable said leaf fittings 2 to be operated with the operating levers 9a,9b.
  • the leaf fittings 2 of the secondary leaf contain sliding parts, such as sliding slats 17 and/or latches which are slideably applied in leaf fitting grooves 7, provided to that end, on the outer contour of the secondary leaf on the horizontal profiles.
  • Corner transmissions 16 applied in the leaf fitting groove 7 are in connection with the sliding parts in the horizontal leaf fitting grooves at the top and underside of the secondary leaf and are slideably connected to bridging latches 18 applied in the leaf fitting groove 7 of the secondary leaf on the outer contour of the secondary leaf on the vertical leaf profile 5 on which the alternating profile 4 is or will be attached too.
  • the bridging latches 18 can already be provided with a securing piece 20 snapped thereon.
  • Said securing piece snaps in place on the corner piece or on the secondary leaf the first time when the bridging latch 18 reaches a secure position.
  • the secure position is a predefined position in the stroke of the bridging latch that is achieved by moving the bridging latch.
  • the securing piece 20 is near the corner, when the bridging latch 18 is in the secure position.
  • the secure position may coincide with an end of the stroke of the coupling latch.
  • the securing piece uncouples from the bridging latch and remains near the corner, where it fulfils its securing function.
  • the upper 10a and lower casement latch 10b are in connection with the upper and lower bridging latch 18 respectively.
  • two slots 6 are milled near the ends in the vertical fitting groove 8 of the alternating profile 4.
  • a bridging piece 26 is provided on the level of each of the grooves 6, as shown, for example, in disassembled condition in Fig. 5 .
  • the protruding part 24 of the bridging piece is applied in the recess 21 of the corresponding bridging latch 18, provided to that end, its stop 25a being against the upperside of the upright peripheral edge 23 of the recess.
  • Each bridging piece 26 is connected to the associated bridging latch 18 by screwing in two button head screws 28 via the screw openings 27 in the threaded holes 22.
  • only one threaded hole 22 and associated screw opening 27 or a plurality of threaded holes 22 and associated screw openings 27 can be provided in combination with button head screws 28 or other types of screws.
  • each casement latch 10a,b is connected to the associated bridging piece 26 using a coupling pin 29 which on the upperside is provided with thread with which the coupling pin 29 is screwed into the threaded hole 31 of the casement latch 10a,b provided to that end and extends through the associated slot 6 up into a passage in the bridging piece 26.
  • the diameter of the screw section of the coupling pin 29 is greater than the diameter of the section of the coupling pin that extends in the passage, preferably but not necessarily up into the recess 21.
  • the section of the coupling pin 29 that extends into the passage of the bridging piece 26 is not provided with thread such that the coupling pin can slide in the passage in the direction of its longitudinal axis.
  • the advantage of this configuration is that the distance X between the bottom of the vertical leaf fitting groove 7 and the top of the vertical fitting groove 8 of the alternating profile does not have to be fixed but may vary such that in case of deviating specifications of profile constructors, for example deviating specifications in dimensions of fitting grooves or of the alternating profile, a connection can still be made between casement latch 10a,b and bridging latch 18 using the same components.
  • the coupling pin 29 near the end that is or will be applied in the passage of the bridging piece 26 is provided with an O-ring.
  • the distance X can be variable, as due to the choices made by constructors relating to the dimensions of the fitting grooves there can also be variation on the distance Y as shown in Fig. 3 . i.e. the distance between the centre line in longitudinal direction of the vertical leaf fitting groove 7 and the centre line in the longitudinal direction of the vertical fitting groove 8 of the alternating profile 4, i.e. a distance in the direction practically perpendicular to the centre line and to the longitudinal axis of the coupling pin 29 in mounted condition.
  • An exemplary configuration to accommodate variations in the distance Y is to execute the threaded holes 27 in the bridging piece 26 in which the button head screws 28 are screwed for attaching the bridging piece 26 as small slots.
  • the coupling pin 29 is placed practically perpendicularly to the sliding direction of the casement latch 10a,b and of the bridging latch 18 or the longitudinal direction of the fitting grooves in which said latches are placed. This allows a compact execution of the connection between the casement latch 10a,b and the bridging latch 18 near the corners of the leaf such that there is still sufficient space for a proper attachment of the alternating profile 4 on the secondary leaf.
  • the coupling pin 29 that is screwed in the casement latch 10a,b is moveable in the associated slot 6 in the longitudinal direction of the vertical fitting groove 8 of the alternating profile 4 in which the casement latch is slideably applied.
  • the slot 6 is dimensioned such that it allows the casement latch 10a,b and coupling pin to move freely over the full stroke which corresponds with rotating the operating mechanism from the open to the close position or vice versa.
  • the movement of the casement latch 10a,b is transferred to a similar movement of the associated bridging latch 18, said movement being transferred perpendicularly by the corner transmission 16 to sliding parts in the relevant horizontal profile of the secondary leaf, said sliding parts being provided with locking cams 14 which upon rotating the operating handle of the secondary leaf slide to the close position up into or behind the complementary frame locking pieces 12 of the frame fittings.
  • a closure is obtained on several points between the secondary leaf and the fixed frame making sure the window is more firmly closed and burglar-proof.
  • An additional advantage is that the leaf fittings 2 of the secondary leaf, apart from the adapted bridging latches, in essence barely differ from leaf fittings for a standard window with one single leaf.
  • Figure 7 shows an operating lever 9b for mounting in a vertical fitting groove of the secondary leaf of a casement window such as for example in the fitting groove 8 of the alternating profile 4 of the secondary leaf.
  • the operating lever 9b in figure 7 is shown in opened condition while the same operating lever 9b is shown in figures 8 and 9 in closed condition mounted in the alternating profile 4 and connected to the lower casement latch 10b.
  • the operating lever 9a,b comprises an oblong body 33 on which an operating arm 34 is hingedly attached with hinge point 35.
  • the operating lever 9a,b is further provided with a sliding element 36 that is slideable in the fitting groove and a connecting arm 37. At one end, the connecting arm 37 is hingedly connected to the sliding element 36 with hinge point 38.
  • the operating arm 34 is provided with a recess 42 at its free end in which one or several finger tips can at least be partially placed for rotating the operating arm 34 around its hinge point 35.
  • the oblong body 33 is further provided with an upright rib 40 on a longitudinal side.
  • the upright rib 40 acts as a stop that makes it impossible to rotate the operating arm further.
  • the lever is executed asymmetrically and from the close position can only rotate in one direction. In mounted condition as also shown in the embodiment in Fig. 8 , this is only inwardly and the upright rib 40 is thus positioned on the outside of the operating lever 9a,b. For the operator this is easy.
  • the upright rib 40 indeed acts as a clear stop and the operating lever 9a,b can be simply closed by pulling or pushing the operating arm 34 up against the upright rib 40.
  • the upright rib 40 complicates access to the delicate zones of the operating lever 9a,b from the outside of the window which is an advantage in terms of burglar proofing. Moreover, if unauthorised access were to be sought, the resistance against forced rotation of the operating arm is increased by choosing hinge points 35 38 39 such that in closed condition of the operating lever 9a,9b, said hinge points do not lie on one straight line. More specifically, in closed condition, the hinge point 39 between the connecting arm 37 and the operating arm 34 does not lie on the imaginary straight line that connects the hinge points 35 and 38 but said hinge point 39 is located closer to the upright rib 40.
  • Fig. 10 shows a set of operating levers 9a,b for mounting on the secondary leaf of a casement window.
  • the set consists of the asymmetric operating lever 9b, as shown and described in Fig. 7 and 8 , and a mirrored version 9a thereof.
  • Both operating levers 9a,b can only open in one direction from the close position, said direction being the same direction for both operating levers 9a,b due to the mirrored execution.
  • mounting on the secondary leaf of a casement window is such that they can only rotate inwardly from a close position.
  • the set as shown is for mounting on a secondary leaf that acts as left leaf. However, the same set can also be mounted on a secondary leaf which acts as right leaf. However, in the latter case the operating lever 9a is placed at the bottom and the operating lever 9b at the top.

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Claims (15)

  1. Beschläge für ein Flügelfenster, das einen Nebenflügel umfasst, an dem in dem montierten Zustand ein alternatives Profil (4) befestigt ist, wobei die Beschläge Flügelbeschläge (2) zur Montage an den Flügel- und Fensterflügelbeschlägen (1) zur Montage an dem Alternativprofil umfassen, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass
    die Flügelbeschläge ein Eckgetriebe (16), das einen Überbrückungsriegel (18), der für eine obere Ecke des Flügels damit koppelbar ist, und ein Eckgetriebe (16), das einen Überbrückungsriegel (18), der für eine untere Ecke des Flügels damit koppelbar ist, umfassen, und
    die Fensterflügelbeschläge für jedes Eckgetriebe einen Betätigungshebel (9a, b) und einen Fensterflügelriegel (10a, b) umfassen; und wobei in dem montierten Zustand der Beschläge der Fensterflügelriegel mit dem Betätigungshebel verschiebbar verbunden ist und über ein Überbrückungsteil (26) durch einen in dem Nebenflügel ausgebildeten Schlitz (6) derart mit dem entsprechenden Überbrückungsriegel verbunden ist, dass die Bewegungen des entsprechenden Betätigungshebels in eine gleichzeitige Verschiebungsbewegung des Fensterflügelriegels und des Überbrückungsriegels umgewandelt werden und die obengenannte Verschiebungsbewegung senkrecht zu dem mit dem Überbrückungsriegel gekoppelten Eckgetriebe übertragen wird.
  2. Beschläge nach Anspruch 1, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass die Beschläge einen Kupplungsbolzen (29) umfassen, der in dem montierten Zustand den Fensterflügelriegel über den Schlitz mit dem Überbrückungsteil koppelt und in dem Schlitz bewegbar ist.
  3. Beschläge nach Anspruch 2, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass das Überbrückungsteil einen Durchgang derart umfasst, dass der Kupplungsbolzen in dem montierten Zustand sich verschiebbar durch den Schlitz in mindestens einem Abschnitt des Durchgangs des Überbrückungsteils erstreckt.
  4. Beschläge nach Anspruch 2 oder 3, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass der Kupplungsbolzen teilweise mit einem Schraubgewinde versehen ist, wobei der Fensterflügelriegel mit einer Gewindebohrung (31) versehen ist, derart, dass in dem montierten Zustand der Schraubabschnitt des Kupplungsbolzens in die Gewindebohrung des Fensterflügelriegels eingeschraubt ist.
  5. Beschläge nach einem der Ansprüche 2 bis 4, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass in dem montierten Zustand die Längsrichtung des Kupplungsbolzens im Wesentlichen senkrecht zur Verschiebungsrichtung des Fensterflügelriegels ist.
  6. Beschläge nach einem der Ansprüche 3 bis 5, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass der in der Nähe des Endes, das sich in dem montierten Zustand im Durchgang des Überbrückungsteils befindet, angebrachte Kupplungsbolzen an seiner äußeren Seite mit einem Federring (30) versehen ist.
  7. Beschläge nach einem der Ansprüche 4 bis 6, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass der Durchmesser der Gewindebohrung des Fensterflügelriegels größer ist als der Durchmesser der Durchgangsöffnung des Überbrückungsteils.
  8. Beschläge nach einem der vorstehenden Ansprüche, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass das Überbrückungsteil und der Überbrückungsriegel separate Bauteile sind.
  9. Beschläge nach Anspruch 8, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass der Überbrückungsriegel mit mindestens einem Gewindeloch (22) und das Überbrückungsteil mit mindestens einer Öffnung (27) für eine Schraube zur Verschraubung des Überbrückungsteil mit dem Überbrückungsriegel versehen sind.
  10. Beschläge nach einem der Ansprüche 8 oder 9, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass der Überbrückungsriegel mit einer Ausnehmung (21) und mindestens einem Gewindeloch in der Nähe einer Kante der Ausnehmung versehen ist, und das Überbrückungsteil mit mindestens einer Öffnung für eine Schraube zur Verschraubung des Überbrückungsteils mit dem Überbrückungsriegel nach dem Einlegen des Überbrückungsteils in die Ausnehmung versehen ist, und der Kupplungsbolzen in dem montierten Zustand sich verschiebbar in den Durchgang bis zur Ausnehmung erstreckt.
  11. Beschläge nach Anspruch 10, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass die Ausnehmung mit einer umlaufenden senkrechten Kante (23) versehen ist, und das Montageteil einen Anschlag (25) umfasst, der zumindest an einem Ende die Öffnung für eine Schraube zur Verschraubung des Überbrückungsteils mit dem Überbrückungsriegel mit dem Anschlag an der oberen Seite der umlaufenden Kante umfasst.
  12. Beschläge nach Anspruch 11, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass das Überbrückungsteil mit einem Vorsprung (24) versehen ist, der gegenüber dem Anschlag vorsteht; und wobei die Abmessungen der Ausnehmung und des vorstehenden Teils derart aufeinander abgestimmt sind, dass in dem montierten Zustand, wenn das Überbrückungsteil mit dem Überbrückungsriegel verbunden ist, der vorstehende Teil des Überbrückungsteils in die Ausnehmung eingreift.
  13. Beschläge nach einem der vorstehenden Ansprüche, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass in dem montierten Zustand der Beschläge das Überbrückungsteil am Überbrückungsriegel nahe dem Ende des Überbrückungsriegels angebracht ist, mit dem der Überbrückungsriegel mit dem Eckgetriebe gekoppelt ist.
  14. Flügelfenster , das mit einem zweiten Flügel versehen ist, an dem ein alternatives Profil (4) befestigt ist, das die Beschläge nach einem der vorstehenden Ansprüche umfasst; wobei die Flügelbeschläge (2) in einer Beschlagnut (7) des Flügels und die Fensterflügelbeschläge (1) in einer Beschlagnut (8) des alternativen Profils montiert sind.
  15. Flügelfenster nach Anspruch 14, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass das Eckgetriebe und der Überbrückungsriegel derart ausgebildet sind, dass in dem geschlossenen Zustand des Nebenflügels das mit dem Überbrückungsriegel verbundene Überbrückungsteil das Eckgetriebe, an dem der Überbrückungsriegel gekoppelt ist, zumindest teilweise übergreift.
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