ES1009313U - Lower guide device for sliding sheets in bathrooms. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Guiding device lower sliding in shower doors, which are of the type comprising a general framework to adapt to space have to close the bulkhead, the upper and lower horizontal profiles are media guide for sliding doors, sliding a will by you to open and close for breach of screen, and presenting possibly parties still addition to sliding doors for the closure of that space, bearing frames of sliding ones lower fins, planned down and provided with corresponding skates and delimitanto such frames a sendas plates, while the guiding device inferior is of the type comprising a first longitudinal profile fixed to the ends lower the two uprights frame general and equipped with an area continues concava on the inside, to produce the corresponding liquids haciael inside the cockpit or similar, and a second longitudinal profile, parallel to the first and tilt a will along a horizontal axis, preferably parallel to own axis geometric second profile, and having a retaining means temporary second profile tilt in your operating position; wherein said profile tilt has a longitudinal trimming incoming at each end of your child face and upper and paths tapas set on two extremes bocas profile, including each cover a protruding lower, outwardly directed to abut against the bottom e interior of first fixed profile in operative position tilt profile and a hole in its top through which can pass a teton one piece locking sliding formed by a body with a neck crosses the respective trimming fore mentioned and on the outside it is topped with a substantially higher placed under plate to face profile tilt; and because each cover is hinged at its lower end, opposite presenting hole and a horizontal axis, a sidestand attached to the bottom of the respective upright top aligned with the appropriate the respective cover in which hole will stay the teton of the closure, when linearly be moved toward the corresponding upright, to keep operative profile tilt position. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)