JPH0642267A - Double sliding window - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To enable to open an inside paper-sliding door widely by minimizing a width of a meeting stile of an outside paper-sliding door and installing a crescent on an inside auxiliary portion, resulting in protrusion of a hook less than that of the crescent. CONSTITUTION:An auxiliary portion 6 to extend the depth of a basic portion 5 of a meeting stile 4 is installed on a side surface of the interior side of the basic portion 5 of the meeting stile 4 of an outside paper-sliding door 2. Then, a protrusive stile 8 which holds a pane and has a depth to take a door stop piece 9 in is provided. An ordinary products may be used for a meeting stile 13 and an end stile 14 of an interior paper-sliding door 3. A hook 16 of a crescent 15 which is installed on the auxiliary portion 6 is installed on the stile 14 of the paper-sliding door 3. Thus, the possible opening of the paper-sliding door 3 is made larger, and the stile 14 of the paper-sliding door 3 is allowed to overlap the stile 4 of the paper-sliding door 2. A weather strip 17 is installed at overlapping portions protrudingly from the stile 4. The above design permits installation of an insect screen 18 on the room side of the frame 1.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a sliding window in which an external shoji screen and an internal shoji screen are installed in a frame body in a frame body which is mainly formed of an extruded aluminum alloy.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art As is well known, a sliding window formed of a conventional extruded frame is constructed by sliding an external shoji and an internal shoji sliding along its rails inside a frame, and The assembling frame of the inner shoji has a hollow portion projecting toward the inside of the frame from the frame body, and is disclosed also in the drawings such as Japanese Utility Model Laid-Open No. 58-97290. The protruding hollow portion improves the strength and also serves as a handle for shoji, and is provided so that the attached crescent does not protrude to the indoor side.

As described above, since the hollow portion is provided on the inner side of the interior frame of the interior shoji frame, the screen door is attached to the outer side of the frame body.

Further, there is one in which a small window for ventilation is provided at the upper end of the shoji screen, which is disclosed in, for example, Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 3-38400 and Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 58-97290.
Since the handle and lock member protrude from the shoji frame, only the inner shoji has a small ventilation window.

[0005]

However, since it has a hollow portion projecting more toward the room side than the frame body as described above, the upper and lower portions of the hollow portion are notched so as to fit in the frame body.
In order to fit the cap into the notched mouth, it is necessary to process the notch and attach the cap.

Further, since the hollow portion protrudes toward the inside of the room, the screen door cannot be attached to the inside of the frame, and can only be attached to the outside of the frame.

Further, when the ventilation small window is also attached to the external shoji, the handle and the lock member hit the internal shoji and obstruct the opening and closing, so that it cannot be provided on the external shoji.

According to the present invention, the unique solution to the above problems allows the screen door to be attached to any of the indoor and outdoor parts of the frame body, and the small ventilation window can be used for both internal and external shoji. The purpose of the present invention is to provide a sliding window that can be installed without obstructing the sliding.

[0009]

The solution according to the present invention is such that, in a window in which an external shoji and an internal shoji are installed in a sliding manner within a prospective width of a frame, an assembling frame of the external shoji holds a glass plate. It is characterized in that it is formed by a base portion having a width and an auxiliary portion for widening the width on the indoor side of the base portion.

In the sliding window having a shoji with the above-mentioned summing frame, a screen door is built inside the frame body.

Further, in the sliding window having the shoji with the above-mentioned summing frame, a small ventilation window is provided on the outer shoji.

Further, in the sliding window having a shoji with the above-mentioned summing frame, a crescent is provided on the summing frame of the outer shoji.

[0013]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS To explain the present invention in detail, FIG. 6 is a front view of a sliding window as seen from the inside of a room. In a frame 1 made of extruded frame members, an external shoji screen also made of extruded frame members. 2 and the inner shoji 3 are housed in a sliding manner, and the summing frame 4 of the outer shoji 2 housed in the window is constructed with the following structure.

As shown in FIG. 1, the summing frame 4 of the shoji screen 2 has its base portion 5 formed with sufficient prospective dimensions for holding a glass plate, as in the conventional frame.
An auxiliary portion 6 is provided continuously with the surface of the base portion 5 that is the inner side of the base portion 5 to further increase the prospective dimension of the base portion 5. In addition, a smoke back 7 is provided on the side surface of the auxiliary portion 6 inside the room. The auxiliary portion 6 is formed by an extrusion molding technique so as to have an appropriate structure. For example, the forms shown in FIGS. 2 and 3 can be considered.

In order to form the shoji screen 2 using the above-mentioned summing frame 4, as shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, the door stop frame 8 supports the glass plate and the door stop of the vertical frame. The piece 9 may be formed so as to have a sufficient width for swallowing, and the handhold portion 10 may be provided on the inner side surface of the room so as to have a width equal to the width of the auxiliary portion 6. The horizontal frames 11 and 12 are the same as the conventional ones.

As shown in FIG. 4 and FIG. 5, the inner shoji 3 against the outer shoji 2 is sufficient to support a conventional hollow portion, that is, a glass plate, which is not projected in the summing frame 13 thereof. It is sufficient that the door end frame 14 has the same width as that of the conventional one.

By the way, the crescent 15 (pointing to the handle side) has conventionally been generally attached to an internal shoji, and when the internal shoji is opened, the crescent is prevented from hitting the vertical frame of the frame body. This limits the opening range, and as a result, the door stiles of the inner shoji do not overlap with the summing stiles of the outer shoji, so there is a space between the two vertical stiles. It was not possible to install a screen door that can be used on both the left and right sides inside the body. However, in the case of the shoji shoji of the present invention, the auxiliary frame 6 is provided in the summing frame.
Since it is equipped with a crescent 1
5 can be attached, and the crescent support 16 can be attached to the summing frame 14 of the inner shoji 3, so that the opening range of the inner shoji 3 can be widened, and the door frame 14 of the opened inner shoji 3 can be Since it is opened until it overlaps with the summing frame 4 of the shoji screen 2, the tight space 17 can be provided so as to project from the summing frame 4 of the shoji screen 2 to close the space as in the conventional case. The screen door 18 can be fitted into the interior of the frame.

Conventionally, the ventilation small window 19 is attached only to the inner shoji because of its structure, but in the case of the outer shoji 2 of the present invention, the inner shoji 3 can be opened and closed without trouble even if it is attached to the outer shoji 2. Will be able to. In addition, 20 in FIG. 5 is a ventilation frame.

[0019]

According to the sliding shoji according to the present invention, the summing frame of the sliding shoji is formed so as to widen the width of the base portion on the indoor side of the base portion formed to have a minimum width for holding the glass plate. This auxiliary part is provided with a crescent, and a receiver can be attached to the summing frame of the internal shoji.When the internal shoji is opened, the amount of protrusion of the receiving bar is greater than that of the crescent. Because there are few, it becomes possible to open the internal shoji greatly.

When the internal shoji is opened as described above,
Since the door sill overlaps with the shoji of the shoji screen, the space between the sashes can be closed with a tight material, and as a result, the screen door can be attached to the inside of the frame so that it can move to the left and right. Since the screen door is provided on the indoor side, the screen door does not drop due to a strong wind or the like, and the function can be sufficiently obtained even if the strength is lower than that of the screen door provided on the outdoor side.

Further, if the above-mentioned gabion of the shoji screen is used,
Even if a small ventilation window is provided on the outdoor shoji, the inner shoji can be opened and closed without any trouble, and the small ventilation window can be provided on the inner shoji or the outer shoji depending on the situation inside the window of the house.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is an end view showing an assembling frame of an external shoji screen provided in a sliding window according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is an end view showing an assembling frame of an external shoji of a similar example.

FIG. 3 is an end view showing a frame for assembling an external shoji according to still another example.

FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view of a sliding window according to the present invention.

FIG. 5 is a vertical sectional view of the same.

FIG. 6 is a front view of the sliding window according to the present invention as viewed from the indoor side.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 Frame 2 External shoji 3 Internal shoji 4 Outer shoji summing frame 5 Base part 6 Auxiliary part 8 Door contact frame 11 Upper lateral frame of external shoji 12 Lower lateral frame of outer shoji 13 Internal sliding frame 15 Crescent ( Handle side) 18 Screen door 19 Ventilation small window

Claims (4)

[Claims] 1. An external shoji (2) within the width of the frame (1).
In the window in which the inner shoji (3) and the inner shoji (3) are inserted in the opposite direction, a base portion (5) having a width such that the summing frame (4) of the outer shoji (2) holds a glass plate, and the base portion (5) A sliding window formed by an auxiliary portion (6) for widening the prospective width on the indoor side of (5). 2. An external shoji (2) within the width of the frame (1).
In the window in which the inner shoji (3) and the inner shoji (3) are inserted in the opposite direction, a base portion (5) having a width such that the summing frame (4) of the outer shoji (2) holds a glass plate, and the base portion (5) A sliding window which is formed with an auxiliary part (6) for widening the prospective width on the indoor side of 5) and has a screen door (16) built in on the indoor side of the frame (1). 3. An external shoji (2) within the width of the frame (1).
In the window in which the inner shoji (3) and the inner shoji (3) are inserted in the opposite direction, a base portion (5) having a width such that the summing frame (4) of the outer shoji (2) holds a glass plate, and the base portion (5) A sliding window which is formed with an auxiliary portion (6) for widening the prospective width on the indoor side of (5) and has a ventilation small window (19) on its outer shoji (2). 4. An external shoji (2) within the width of the frame (1).
In the window in which the inner shoji (3) and the inner shoji (3) are inserted in the opposite direction, a base portion (5) having a width such that the summing frame (4) of the outer shoji (2) holds a glass plate, and the base portion (5) 5) A pull which is formed on the indoor side with an auxiliary portion (6) for widening the prospective width, and a crescent (15) is provided on the summing frame (4) of the outer shoji (2). window.