IE20130091U1 - Sliding door, window or vent mechanism for polythene clad structures such as greenhouses. - Google Patents

Sliding door, window or vent mechanism for polythene clad structures such as greenhouses.

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IE20130091U1
IE20130091U1 IE2013/0091A IE20130091A IE20130091U1 IE 20130091 U1 IE20130091 U1 IE 20130091U1 IE 2013/0091 A IE2013/0091 A IE 2013/0091A IE 20130091 A IE20130091 A IE 20130091A IE 20130091 U1 IE20130091 U1 IE 20130091U1
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window
door
vent
polythene
greenhouses
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IE2013/0091A
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IES86330Y1 (en
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Roderick Calderpotts Cito
Roderick Calder Potts Cito
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Roderick Calder Potts Cito
Roderick Calderpotts Cito
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Sliding door, window or vent mechanism for Polythene clad structures such as greenhouses.
The present invention relates to a sliding mechanism for a door, window or vent in a Polytunnel or other polythene clad structure. §mmmu1 Sliding doors are commonly used in polythene clad structures used as greenhouses, animal houses and storage structures. These doors commonly run on wheels rolling on the ground or they hang from wheels running on an overhead rail. They are expensive, require maintenance and are prone to damage.
Accordingly there is provided a galvanised steel tube firmly attached horizontally to the structure above the door, window or vent. It is attached at or near both ends and possibly also at an intermediate points. From this tube the door, window or vent is hung from brackets attached to the top of the door in such a way that it can slide along this tube from side to side to open and close.
The advantage of the invention are 1. That it is robust. 2. That the base of the door, window or vent can be raised, inwards or outwards, and draw level with the top of the door,‘ window or vent giving wider access.
That it has economic advantage.
That opening and closing the door, window or vent can be easily mechanized. ' ri ti The invention will be more clearly understood from the following description of the embodiment thereof, given by way of example only, with reference to the accompanying drawing. Figure 1 is a 3D perspective of a typical installation of a door using the invention UNDER SECTIQN 28 AND RULE 23 IE 1300 mechanism. D is the door, window or vent. C is the door, window or vent frame. A is the tube from which the door,window or vent is suspended and along which the door, window or vent can slide to open or close. B is a typical Bracket arrangement that is attached to the door, window or vent through the tube A passes.
Qfi The invention is a sliding door rail kit. It operates like a shower curtain rail but instead of curtain rings there are brackets firmly attached to the top of the door. Referring now to the drawing Figure 1. There is illustrated a typical layout showing in this instance a door arrangement.
The arrangement for a window or vent would be similar. Typically a galvanized steel tube or a solid bar would be firmly attached below beside or above the door lintel as in the sketch. Firmly attached to the top of the door are one or more brackets (B) in such an alignment that the tube (A) passes through them thus suspending the door From the steel tube (A) in such a way that the door can slide from side to side to open and close. Bracket B is shown in the drawing as a tube of slightly larger diameter than the Galvanized steel tube from which it hangs and along which it slides. It could equally be in the form of an inverted U bracket. Typically this would also be galvanized steel, although it could be made from another materiel for cost, corrosion or friction reasons.

Claims (5)

  1. 2. A Galvanized steel tube firmly attached horizontally to a polythene
  2. 3. clad structure above the door, window or vent from which the door,
  3. 4. window or vent is hung in such a way that it can slide along this tube
  4. 5. From side to side to open and close. 10
IE2013/0091A 2013-03-14 Sliding door, window or vent mechanism for polythene clad structures such as greenhouses. IES86330Y1 (en)

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IE20130091U1 true IE20130091U1 (en) 2014-01-01
IES86330Y1 IES86330Y1 (en) 2014-01-01

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