JPH11280347A - Window edge for door or the like - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To eliminate positional deviation of stiles and rails and covering corner edges to prevent injuries by fitting roughly L-shaped corner members at both sides of the corners of stiles and rails disposed while leaving gaps and connecting the stiles and the rails by fitting respective tips of the stiles and the rails in the opening formed at the tips of the vertical parts and the horizontal parts of the corner members. SOLUTION: Roughly L-shaped corner members 6 are fitted to both sides of window edges while leaving gaps, at the corners of stiles 1 and rails 2 to cover the front ends of the stiles 1 and the rails 2 and cover the gaps of the corners. Since the corner members 6 can not be fitted to the corners by themselves, a receiving tool 7 is fitted to a gap and the corner members 6a, 6b are fitted to both sides of the receiving tool 7. The front ends of the stiles 1 and the rails 2 are fitted to an opening of the tip of the vertical parts and the horizontal parts of the corner members 6 and positioned and connected to accurately fitted thereto. In this way, the positional deviation of the stiles 1 and the rails 2 can be eliminated and the corner edges are covered and hence, injuries can be prevented.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a window edge of a window glass provided on a door or a sliding door.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art FIG. 4 is a specific example showing the appearance of a general door, which is attached to an entrance through a hinge so as to be opened and closed. The door is provided with glass (a) as shown in the figure, but as shown in the enlarged cross-sectional view taken along the line AA in FIG. (B) is attached, and glass (a) is fitted into a groove formed inside the window edge (b) via a gasket (e).

[0003] The window edge (b) is composed of a vertical bar (c) and a horizontal bar (d), and their ends are abutted with each other to form a rectangular frame. As shown in (c) of the enlarged view of the portion B in FIG. The abutting surfaces of (c) and the crosspiece (d) do not exactly coincide with each other, resulting in a displacement, and a portion of the tip protruding, resulting in danger and impairing the appearance of the door. Since the vertical crosspiece (c) and the horizontal crosspiece (d) are not connected to each other, a displacement occurs inevitably, resulting in a positional displacement as shown in (c).

[0004]

As described above, the conventional window edge has the above-mentioned problems. The problem to be solved by the present invention is this problem, and it is intended to provide a window edge in which the vertical and horizontal rails constituting the window edge are accurately arranged without misalignment and which cover the angular corner. .

[0005]

The window edge of the present invention is a frame of a vertical rail and a horizontal rail. A groove is formed inside the window edge, and the glass is formed through a gasket fitted in the groove. Because it can be attached, the basic structure is the same as before.
However, when the vertical rail and the horizontal rail are merely fitted into the window opening of the door, they are misaligned, that is, because the vertical rail and the horizontal rail are not connected to each other, a positional shift occurs. The corners are attached to the corners of the horizontal rail.

By the way, the vertical bar and the horizontal bar do not have an abutting surface with each other, and the corner material having a substantially L-shape is fitted by connecting the distal ends of the vertical bar and the horizontal bar into the opening at the distal end, and connected to the frame. Construct the window rim that constitutes the body. The corner material is an L-shaped plate and is fitted from both sides to the corner of the window edge. A receiving member is provided so that both corner members can be positioned and attached to the corners of the window edge. The receiving member is fixed to the vertical or horizontal rail, and the corner material is attached to the receiving member and located at the corner of the window edge. As described above, the corner members are attached from both sides of the door, and have not only a simple positioning function of the vertical and horizontal rails but also a function of covering the angular corner.

[0007]

BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION The cross section of the vertical bar and the horizontal bar constituting the window edge of the present invention is not particularly limited, a groove for fitting a gasket is formed inside, and side pieces are provided on both sides. . The distance between the two sides is the thickness of the door plate and is fitted to the edge of the window opening. The corner material is a plate-like body having a substantially L-shape, but has an edge formed on one side and a fitting pin protruding to the back side. The receiver has two legs to be attached to the vertical rail or the horizontal rail, and is attached in a state of contacting the side pieces, and a pin of a corner material fits into a hole formed in the receiver. here,
The specific means for attaching the receiving tool to the vertical rail or the horizontal rail is not limited, and is not limited to the case where the two legs are fitted. There are various means for attaching a corner material to this receiving member, and the present invention is not limited to the case where the pin is fitted into a hole formed in the receiving member. Less than,
Embodiments according to the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.

[0008]

1 (a) and 1 (b) show a case where a vertical bar 1 and a horizontal bar 2 are arranged around a window opening, and a gasket 3 is fitted to the window and a glass 4 is attached. As is clear from the figure, both ends of the vertical bar 1 and the horizontal bar 2 do not have a 45 ° abutting surface, and a gap 5 is left in a corner portion. In the present invention, a corner material is attached to this corner portion to position the vertical rail 1 and the horizontal rail 2, and at the same time, covers the gap 5 in the corner portion.

FIG. 2 shows a case where a corner member 6 is attached to a corner portion of a window edge. The corner material 6 is in a substantially L-shaped plate state, is attached to both sides (front and back) of the window edge, covers the distal ends of the vertical rail 1 and the horizontal rail 2, and has a gap 5 left in the corner. To cover. However, since the corner member 6 cannot be attached to the corner of the window edge by itself, the receiving member 7 can be fitted to the gap 5 and attached to both sides of the receiving member 7.

Two legs 8, 8 extend to the receiving member 7, and both legs 8, 8 are positioned in contact with both side pieces 9, 9 of the vertical rail 1. A hole 10 is formed in this receiving member 7,
The pin 11 extending inside the corner member 6 is
It is fitted and attached to. The pin 11 has a groove in between and is split into two parts. The pin 11 is fitted in the hole 10 so that a spring force acts to prevent the pin 11 from coming off.

FIG. 3 is a development view when the corner members 6a and 6b are attached. The legs 8, 8 are inserted into the spaces 12, 12 of the vertical rail 1 attached to the window openings formed in the door body, and the legs 8, 8 are stably attached by abutting the side pieces 9, 9. The pins 11a and 11b of the corner members 6a and 6b are fitted into the holes 10 formed in the receiving member 7. The pin 11 has a slit groove formed along the central axis,
The pin 11 has a spring property and fits into the hole 10, so that it is difficult for the pin 11 to come off.

The corner member 6 has a substantially L-shape as shown in FIG. 1 and has openings 13 at the ends of the vertical and horizontal portions.
The distal ends of the vertical bar 1 and the horizontal bar 2 fit into this opening. That is, the vertical bar 1 and the horizontal bar 2 attached to the window opening of the door body have side pieces 9, 9,... Protruding from the door surface, and the side pieces 9, 9,.
., Can be fitted. Even if the vertical beam 1 and the horizontal beam 2 are slightly displaced, the opening 13,
As long as it fits in 13, the appearance is not impaired by the positional deviation.

The corner member 6 is mounted by inserting the pin 11 into the hole 10 formed in the receiving member 7, but the present invention is not limited to such a structure. It is also possible to attach a leaf spring to the corner member 6 and sandwich the receiver 7 with the leaf spring. As described above, the window edge of the present invention has the corner members attached to the corners of the vertical and horizontal rails, and the following effects can be obtained.

[0014]

According to the present invention, a corner material is attached to the gap between the corners of the vertical and horizontal rails attached to the window opening.
The ends of the vertical rail and the horizontal rail fit into the opening of the corner material to be positioned and connected, and the vertical rail and the horizontal rail are correctly attached. Therefore, the ends of the vertical and horizontal rails do not need to form an abutting surface inclined at 45 °, and the corner material attached is not rounded and angular as in the prior art,
No injuries from touching hands.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 shows a vertical bar and a horizontal bar attached to a window opening.

FIG. 2 is an embodiment in which corner materials are attached to the corners of the vertical and horizontal rails.

FIG. 3 shows a structure in which a corner material is attached to a vertical rail at a window edge.

FIG. 4 shows a conventional window edge mounting structure.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Vertical beam 2 Horizontal beam 3 Gasket 4 Glass 5 Clearance 6 Corner material 7 Receiver 8 Leg 9 Side piece 10 Hole 11 Pin 12 Space 13 Opening

Claims (3)

[Claims] At a window edge in which a vertical bar and a horizontal bar are attached to a window opening of a door or a sliding door so that glass is fitted therein, the vertical bar and the horizontal bar have a length in which a gap remains in a corner portion. Has L-shaped corner members attached to both sides, and has openings formed at the ends of the vertical and horizontal portions of the corner members, and the ends of the vertical and horizontal bars are fitted and connected to the openings. Window rims such as doors characterized by the following. 2. In a window edge in which a vertical bar and a horizontal bar are attached to a window opening of a door or a sliding door so that glass is fitted therein, the vertical bar and the horizontal bar have a length in which a gap remains in a corner portion. A receiving member is provided, and a substantially L-shaped corner member is attached to both sides of the receiving member, and an opening is formed at a tip of a vertical portion and a horizontal portion of the corner member. A window edge of a door or the like, which is connected by fitting the leading end. 3. A window edge in which a vertical bar and a horizontal bar are attached to a window opening of a door or a sliding door so that glass is fitted therein, the vertical bar and the horizontal bar have a length in which a gap remains in a corner portion. A receiving member is provided, and two legs extending from the receiving member are inserted and fixed in the space of the vertical bar or the horizontal bar, and a hole formed in the receiving member is provided with a pin extending inward from a substantially L-shaped corner material. The corner material was attached to both sides by fitting, and an opening was formed at the tip of the vertical portion and the horizontal portion of the corner material, and the tip portions of the vertical bar and the horizontal bar were fitted and connected to this opening. Window edges of doors and other features.