KR101206423B1 - Window frame of composition windows - Google Patents
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- KR101206423B1 KR101206423B1 KR1020120040695A KR20120040695A KR101206423B1 KR 101206423 B1 KR101206423 B1 KR 101206423B1 KR 1020120040695 A KR1020120040695 A KR 1020120040695A KR 20120040695 A KR20120040695 A KR 20120040695A KR 101206423 B1 KR101206423 B1 KR 101206423B1
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- 238000009413 insulation Methods 0.000 claims abstract description 115
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- 229910052782 aluminium Inorganic materials 0.000 description 6
- XAGFODPZIPBFFR-UHFFFAOYSA-N aluminum Chemical compound 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Abstract
Description
The present invention relates to a window frame frame of a composite insulation microfiber window, and more particularly, a window frame of a composite insulation microfiber window, which is installed on an outer wall of a building such as a house or an apartment, is installed on a window that blocks an interior of a building from the outside. It's about frames.
Windows and doors are windows or doors that are installed on the exterior walls of houses or apartments and installed in openings such as windows and doorways to block the interior of the building from the outside. Such windows and doors are made of wood depending on the materials used. Windows and metal windows have been generally used, but in recent years, due to the development of the chemical industry, many kinds of windows have been developed and used.
In addition, recently, composite windows using two or more materials have been developed and used. Thus, when manufacturing composite windows of dissimilar materials, adhesive or fitting methods are used to firmly fix these dissimilar materials.
In the case of adhesive method, if the window frame gets wet due to temperature difference between indoors and outdoors, or water collects on the window frame due to rain water, the adhesive strength of the adhesive may be weakened and the bonded window frame may fall. As a result, the adhesive force of the adhesive is naturally reduced, resulting in a gap in the adhesive site.
Due to the above disadvantages of the adhesive method, when manufacturing a composite window of dissimilar materials, the fitting method is usually used to maintain the fixed state for a long time.
The window frame and the window sill are provided, respectively, wherein the interior side surfaces of the window sill and the window sill are made of wood or plastic material to improve the thermal insulation performance, and the outdoor side surfaces are made of aluminum material and fixed by pressing them together.
At this time, the locking jaw and the groove is formed to increase the coupling force between them, so that the locking jaw is coupled to the groove, but since the locking jaw is simply shaped to the groove, the window frame and the window can easily be separated when the reverse force is applied. Therefore, the window frame may be detached while the window is opened and closed.
Recently, due to the characteristics of the window frame frame extruded with aluminum, which is a metal material, the indoor temperature is different from the room temperature to a high temperature or a low temperature. By dividing into a chassis made of resin material using foamed resin having excellent heat insulation effect, the window frame frame is doubled as well as the heat insulation effect, and various patterns and designs are formed on the outer surface of the chassis to further enhance the design. It is carried out to have.
However, the window frame frame as described above is not easy to assemble the outdoor chassis and the indoor chassis as well as extremely poor productivity and workability, in order to connect the indoor chassis and the outdoor chassis, a number of screw holes at regular intervals. Of course, a large number of fixing bolts are used to connect them with each other.
In particular, since the connection portion between the indoor chassis and the outdoor chassis is exposed as it is indoors, the metal chassis of the exposed portion is not insulated at all, which is a problem that the thermal insulation is greatly reduced.
In addition, the window frame frame having a general structure as described above is weak in the structural rigidity and the support of the indoor chassis is produced by extrusion resin, so the support material of various materials must be inserted into the extrudate of the material loss is a double material loss Of course, the work process is greatly increased, which is very uneconomical.
In addition, since the connection portion of the indoor chassis and the outdoor chassis as described above is formed in a flat plane, when rainwater or the like is introduced from the outside, there is a problem in that water penetrates into the indoor wall through the connection portion and leaks.
In addition, the construction of the window frame frame should be installed before the internal and external finishing after the completion of the building frame, and the window is installed on the date closest to the completion date after the internal and external finishing to prevent damage to the glass. If heavy building materials are brought in between the window frame frames and the rails that are the most fragile among the window frame frames are damaged, there is a problem that not only the window frame frame but also the inner and outer finishing materials must be replaced together.
The present invention has been made in order to solve the conventional problems as described above, to improve the assembly and insulation performance of the window frame frame and at the same time it is possible to replace only the rail part when the rail part is damaged, the maintenance of the window frame frame is easy, It can be applied to the compound micro window, the position of the rail can be changed according to the width of the window frame, and the coupling between the first frame part and the second frame part can be facilitated, and the bearing capacity can be improved. It is an object of the present invention to provide a window frame frame of a compound insulation micro Western window which can be provided with a double window pane, and can easily be combined with the frame portion and can improve the thermal insulation of the room.
The present invention for achieving the above object, as a window frame frame of the composite insulation micro Western window, the first frame portion is installed a first window; A second frame portion connected to one end of a side of the first frame portion and having a second window frame; A connection insulation unit installed between the first frame unit and the second frame unit and connecting them to each other; A built-in insulation unit coupled to the other end side of the first frame unit; A first rail part fitted to the inward surface of the first frame part to guide sliding of the first window frame; And a second rail part fitted to the inward surface of the second frame part to guide the sliding of the second window piece.
In addition, the present invention is a window frame frame of the composite insulation micro-ceramic window, the first frame portion is installed a first window pair; A built-in insulation unit coupled to the other end side of the first frame unit; And a first rail part fitted to the inward surface of the first frame part to guide the sliding of the first window frame.
In addition, the present invention is installed in the transverse direction so as to be parallel to the longitudinal direction of the first frame portion in the middle portion of the composite insulation micro-ceramic window, characterized in that it further comprises an intermediate frame portion fitted to the upper and lower rail portions respectively; .
A plurality of fitting grooves are formed on the inward surface of the first frame portion of the present invention so as to change the fitting position of the first rail portion.
Coupling grooves for coupling the connection insulation portion are formed on opposite surfaces between the first frame portion and the second frame portion of the present invention. Two rails protrude from the said 1st rail part and the said 2nd rail part of this invention, respectively. Two rails protrude from the said 1st rail part of this invention, respectively.
The built-in insulation portion of the present invention, the heat insulating piece protruding inwardly to the side to cover the side of the first frame portion; Fitting grooves formed on the inner side of the heat insulating piece such that the fitting pieces formed on the first rail portion are fitted; And an insertion protrusion protruding from the side surface to fit into the insertion groove formed on the side surface of the first frame portion.
As described above, the present invention connects the first frame portion and the second frame portion of the window frame frame with a connection insulation portion to improve the assemblability and thermal insulation performance of the window frame frame, and at the same time the first frame portion and the second frame portion Since the rail unit and the second rail unit are fitted to be detachable, only the rail unit can be replaced when the rail unit is broken, thereby providing an effect of easy maintenance of the window frame frame.
In addition, by installing the middle frame portion of the same structure in the middle portion of the window frame frame it can be applied to the compound micro-ceramic window.
A plurality of fitting grooves are formed in at least one of the frame parts to change the position of the rail part coupled thereto according to the width of the window frame.
By providing a coupling groove for coupling the connection insulation portion between the first frame portion and the second frame portion, it is possible to facilitate the coupling therebetween and at the same time improve the coupling bearing force.
By forming two rails in each of the rail portions, it is possible to double install an unknown window.
By forming a heat insulation piece, a fitting groove, and an insertion protrusion in the internal insulation portion, the coupling with the frame portion is facilitated, and at the same time, the effect of improving the thermal insulation of the room is provided.
1 is a block diagram showing a microscopic window having a window frame frame of a composite insulating microscopic window according to a first embodiment of the present invention.
Figure 2 is a cross-sectional view showing a microscopic window having a window frame frame of a composite insulating microscopic window according to a first embodiment of the present invention.
3 is a cross-sectional view showing a window frame frame of a composite insulation microfiber window according to a first embodiment of the present invention.
Figure 4 is an exploded cross-sectional view showing a window frame frame of the composite insulation micro Western window according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
Figure 5 is a cross-sectional view showing a microscopic window having a modification of the window frame frame of the composite insulating microscopic window according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
Figure 6 is a cross-sectional view showing a modification of the window frame frame of the composite insulation micro Western window according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
Figure 7 is an exploded cross-sectional view showing a modification of the window frame frame of the composite insulation micro Western window according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
Figure 8 is an enlarged cross-sectional view showing an intermediate frame portion of the micro Western window provided with a window frame of the composite insulating micro Western window according to the first embodiment of the present invention.
9 is a cross-sectional view showing a window frame frame of a composite insulation microfiber window according to a second embodiment of the present invention.
10 is an exploded cross-sectional view showing a window frame frame of a composite insulating microfiber window according to a second embodiment of the present invention.
11 is a cross-sectional view showing a modification of the window frame frame of the composite insulating microscopic window according to the second embodiment of the present invention.
Hereinafter, with reference to the accompanying drawings will be described in more detail the window frame frame of the composite insulation microfiber window of the first embodiment according to the present invention.
1 is a block diagram showing a microscopic window provided with a window frame frame of the composite insulating microscopic window according to an embodiment of the present invention, Figure 2 is a microscopic window with a window frame frame of the composite insulating microfiber window according to an embodiment of the present invention 3 is a cross-sectional view showing a window frame frame of a composite insulation microfibre window according to an embodiment of the present invention, Figure 4 is an exploded cross-sectional view showing a window frame frame of a composite insulation microfiber window according to an embodiment of the present invention, 5 is a cross-sectional view showing a micro-window window with a modification of the window frame frame of the composite insulation micro-window window according to an embodiment of the present invention, Figure 6 is a modification of the window frame frame of the compound insulation micro-window window according to an embodiment of the present invention 7 is an exploded cross-sectional view showing a modification of the window frame frame of the composite insulation micro Western window according to an embodiment of the present invention, Figure 8 is a foot Silye one intermediate frame the US Secretary of the window having a composite heat-insulating non-AD window sash frame according to the portion of an enlarged cross-sectional view shown.
As shown in Figures 2 to 4, the window frame frame 100 of the composite insulation micro Western window of the present embodiment, the first frame portion 110, the second frame portion 120, the connection insulation portion 130, the interior insulation It is a window frame frame of a composite insulating double window made up of a portion 140, the first rail portion 150 and the second rail portion 160.
The first frame part 110 is formed such that the first window 310 is slidably installed, and is installed in the interior direction of the composite insulation micro Western window, and includes a base frame 111, a coupling groove 112, and a fitting groove ( 113, 114, the insertion groove 115, and the fastening piece 116.
The base frame 111 is a support member constituting the window frame frame, and is made of a lightweight support member such as aluminum, and the first frame portion 110 on the upper side and the lower side of the outward side end surface of the base frame 111. ) And a coupling groove 112 for coupling the connection insulation unit 130 for coupling the second frame unit 120 is formed.
The fitting grooves 113 and 114 are formed on the inward surface of the first frame part 110, that is, the inner surface of the base frame 111, and are fitting parts to which the first rail part 150 fits, and are provided with a first leg. Of course, it is also possible to have a plurality of spaced apart so that the fitting position of the part 150 can be changed.
The insertion groove 115 is a groove formed in the inward side end surface of the first frame part 110, that is, the inward side end surface of the base frame 111, and the internal insulation part 140 is inserted and coupled to the insertion groove 115. The fastening piece 116 is coupled to the outside of the fastening and fastening the first frame portion 110 and the built-in insulation portion 140.
The second frame part 120 is connected to one end of the side of the first frame part 110, and is formed to be slidably installed with the second window 320, and is installed in an outdoor direction of the composite insulation micro-window window, and the base Frame 121, the coupling groove 122, the fitting groove (123, 124), the blocking piece 125 is made up.
The base frame 121 is a support member constituting the window frame frame, and is made of a lightweight support member such as aluminum, and the first frame portion (above and below the inward side end surface of the base frame 121). A coupling groove 122 is formed to couple the connection insulation unit 130 that couples the 110 and the second frame unit 120 to each other.
The fitting grooves 123 and 124 are formed on the inward surface of the second frame portion 120, that is, the inner surface of the base frame 121, and are fitting portions to which the second rail portion 160 is fitted. Of course, it is also possible to have a plurality of spaced apart so that the fitting position of the portion 160 can be changed.
The blocking piece 125 protrudes inwardly on the outward side end surface of the second frame part 120 to prevent the second window 320 from being separated.
The connection insulation unit 130 is a connection member installed between the first frame unit 110 and the second frame unit 120 and connecting them to each other, and includes a heat insulation piece 131 and both ends of the heat insulation piece 131. It is formed in the coupling groove 132 of the coupling groove 112 and the coupling groove 122 of the second frame portion 120 of the first frame portion 110, the material is made of a heat insulating material of the first frame portion The thermal insulation function between the 110 and the second frame part 120 is also performed.
The built-in insulation unit 140 is a built-in finishing member that is coupled to the other end of the side of the first frame unit 110 to close the interior portion of the composite insulation micro Western window, the insulation piece 141, the fitting groove 142, the insertion protrusion 143, the mohair groove 144.
The heat insulation piece 141 is a heat insulation member formed to cover the lower side surface of the first frame part 110, and protrudes inward from one side of the built-in insulation portion 140. The fitting groove 142 is a coupling member formed to fit the fitting pieces formed on the first rail part 150, and is formed at an inner lower end of the heat insulating piece 141.
The insertion protrusion 143 is a coupling member formed to be inserted into and fitted into the insertion groove 115 formed on the side of the first frame part 110, and protrudes laterally to the other end side of the internal insulation part 140.
The mohair groove 144 is a coupling portion for installing the mohair for wind and dust between the window frame and the window frame. The mohair groove 144 is formed at the upper end of the inner side of the internal insulation unit 140, that is, at the upper end of the inner side of the heat insulation piece 141. have.
The first rail part 150 is a guide member that is fitted to the inward surface of the first frame part 110 to guide sliding of the first window 310, and includes a support frame 151, an inner rail 152, The outer rail 153, the inner fitting piece 154, and the outer fitting piece 155 are formed.
The support frame 151 is formed in a shape corresponding to the base frame 111 of the first frame part 110 to be in contact with the first frame part 110.
The inner rail 152 is a rail for guiding the sliding of the indoor side window among the first window pieces 310, and protrudes to the interior side of the first rail part 150, that is, the interior side of the support frame 151. It is.
The outer rail 153 is a rail for guiding the sliding of the outdoor side window among the first window pieces 310, and protrudes to the outside of the first rail part 150, that is, the inside of the support frame 151. It is.
As such, two rails, that is, the inner rail 152 and the outer rail 153 protrude to the inward surface of the support frame 151 so that both of the windows of the first window 310 slide in the first rail unit 150. It is preferable that it is formed.
The inner fitting piece 154 is a fitting member protruding from the inner side of the support frame 151 so as to fit and be coupled to the built-in insulation portion 140 coupled to the side end of the first frame portion 110, and the built-in insulation Fit to the fitting groove 142 formed in the portion 140 is coupled.
The outer fitting piece 155 is a fitting member protruding from the inner side of the outward surface of the support frame 151 so that the outer fitting piece 155 is fitted and coupled to the inward surface of the first frame part 110. The fitting grooves 113 and 114 of the fitting is coupled to any one.
Therefore, even when the installation position of the built-in insulation portion 140 coupled to the first frame portion 110 is changed according to the width of the wall on which the window frame frame of the present embodiment is installed, the first rail portion 150 is first It is preferable that a plurality of fitting grooves 113 and 114 are formed in the first frame part 110 so as to fit and be coupled to the frame part 110 and the internal insulation part 140.
The second rail portion 160 is a guide member that is fitted to the inward surface of the second frame portion 120 to guide the sliding of the second window 320, and includes a support frame 161, an inner rail 162, The outer rail 163, the inner fitting piece 164, and the outer fitting piece 165 are formed.
The support frame 161 is formed in a shape corresponding to the base frame 121 of the second frame part 120 so as to be in contact with the second frame part 120.
The inner rail 162 is a rail for guiding the sliding of the indoor side window among the second window parts 320, and protrudes to the interior side of the second rail part 160, that is, the interior side of the support frame 161. It is.
The outer rail 163 is a rail for guiding the sliding of the outdoor side window among the second window pieces 320, and protrudes to the outside of the second rail part 160, that is, to the inside of the support frame 161. It is.
As such, two rails, that is, the inner rail 162 and the outer rail 163 protrude to the inward surface of the support frame 161 so that both the windows of the second window 320 are slid to the second rail 160. It is preferable that it is formed.
The inner fitting piece 164 is a fitting member which protrudes inside the inward surface of the support frame 161 so as to fit and fit on the inward surface of the second frame part 120 and is formed in the second frame part 120. Fit into the fitting groove 123 of the side is coupled.
The outer fitting piece 165 is a fitting member protruding inside the outward surface of the support frame 161 so as to fit and fit on the inward surface of the second frame part 120, and is formed outdoors in the second frame part 120. Fit into the fitting groove 124 of the side is coupled.
Therefore, when the rail part is damaged in the window frame frame, only the frame part can be replaced, thereby reducing not only the repair cost of the frame but also the damage of the entire construction period, and the impact on the overall construction period can be reduced because it does not affect the internal and external finishing materials. Will be.
In addition, the safety railing 400 is installed between the first window 310 and the second window 320 by connecting between the first frame 110 and the second frame 120 by the connection insulation unit 130. It is possible to secure the installation space of the room.
As shown in FIG. 1, FIG. 2, and FIG. 8, the window frame frame of the compound insulation micro-window window of this embodiment is the length of the 1st frame part 110 and the 2nd frame part 120 in the middle part of the compound insulation micro-window window. It is preferable to further include an intermediate frame portion 200 which is installed in the transverse direction so as to be parallel to the direction, the rail portion is fitted to the upper and lower portions respectively.
The intermediate frame part 200 includes a third frame part 210, a fourth frame part 220, a connection insulation part 230, a built-in insulation part 240, a third rail part 250, and a fourth rail part. 260, the fifth rail part 270, and the sixth rail part 280.
The third frame portion 210 is formed such that the first window 310 and the third window 330 are slidably installed, and are installed in an indoor direction of the composite insulation micro-window window, the base frame 211 and the coupling groove. 212, the upper fitting grooves 213 and 214, the lower fitting grooves 215 and 216, and the insertion groove 217.
The base frame 211 is a support member constituting the window frame frame, and is made of a lightweight support member such as aluminum, and the third frame portion 210 is disposed above and below the outward side end surface of the base frame 211. ) And a coupling groove 212 for coupling the connection insulation unit 230 for coupling the fourth frame unit 220.
The upper fitting grooves 213 and 214 are formed on the upper surface of the third frame portion 210, that is, the upper surface of the base frame 211, and are fitting portions to which the third rail portion 250 is fitted, and the third rail portion. Of course, it is also possible that a plurality is spaced apart so that the fitting position of the 250 can be changed.
The lower fitting grooves 215 and 216 are formed on the lower surface of the third frame portion 210, that is, the lower surface of the base frame 211, and are engaged portions to which the fourth rail portion 260 fits. As a matter of course, a plurality of spacers 260 may be spaced apart from each other so as to change the fitting position of the 260.
The insertion groove 217 is a groove formed in the inward side end surface of the third frame part 210, that is, the inward side end surface of the base frame 211, and the internal insulation part 240 is inserted therein and coupled thereto.
The fourth frame part 220 is connected to one end of the side of the third frame part 210 and is formed to be slidably installed with the second window 320 and the fourth window 340. Installed in the outdoor direction, the base frame 221, the coupling groove 222, the upper fitting grooves (223, 224), the lower fitting grooves (225, 226), the upper blocking piece 227 and the lower blocking piece (228) consist of.
The base frame 221 is a support member constituting the window frame frame, and is made of a lightweight support member such as aluminum, and the third frame portion (above and below the inward side end surface of the base frame 221). A coupling groove 222 is formed to couple the connection insulation unit 230 that couples the 210 and the fourth frame unit 220 to each other.
The upper fitting grooves 223 and 224 are formed on an upper surface of the fourth frame portion 220, that is, an upper surface of the base frame 221, and are fitted to the fifth rail portion 270 to fit the fifth rail portion. As a matter of course, a plurality of spacers 270 may be spaced apart from each other to change the fitting position of the 270.
The lower fitting grooves 225 and 226 are formed at the lower surface of the fourth frame portion 220, that is, the lower surface of the base frame 221, and are combined portions to which the sixth rail portion 280 fits, and the sixth rail portion. It is, of course, also possible that a plurality of the spaces 280 are formed so as to be able to change the fitting position.
The upper blocking piece 227 protrudes upward in the outdoor cross section of the fourth frame part 220 to prevent the separation of the fourth window 340, and the lower blocking piece 228 is the fourth frame part 220. Protruded downward in the cross section of the outdoor direction to prevent the departure of the second window 320.
The connection insulation part 230 is a connection member installed between the third frame part 210 and the fourth frame part 220 and connecting them to each other. The material is made of a heat insulating material, and the third frame part 210 and the fourth frame part are connected to each other. Insulation function between the frame portion 220 is also performed.
Built-in insulation 240 is a built-in finishing member that is coupled to the other end of the side of the third frame portion 210 to close the interior portion of the compound insulation micro Western window, the insulation piece 241, the insertion protrusion 242, the upper fitting The groove 243, the lower fitting groove 244, the upper mohair groove 245 and the lower mohair groove 246.
The heat insulation piece 241 is a heat insulation member formed to cover the side surface of the third frame portion 210, and protrudes upward and downward from an end portion of the interior insulation portion 240 in the indoor direction.
The insertion protrusion 242 is a coupling member formed to be inserted into and fitted into the insertion groove 217 formed on the side of the third frame part 210, and protrudes laterally to the other end side of the internal insulation part 240.
The upper fitting groove 243 is a coupling member formed to fit the fitting pieces formed in the third rail part 250, and is formed in the upper portion of the heat insulating piece 241, and the lower fitting groove 244 is the fourth rail part. A fitting member formed to fit the fitting piece formed at 260 is formed in the inner lower part of the heat insulating piece 241.
The upper mohair groove 245 is a coupling portion for installing the mohair for wind and dust between the window sill and the window frame, and is formed at the upper end of the inner side of the internal insulation unit 240, that is, at the upper end of the inner side of the heat insulation piece 241. It is.
The lower mohair groove 246 is a coupling part for installing the mohair for windproof and dustproof between the window sill and the window frame, and is formed at the bottom of the inner side of the internal insulation unit 240, that is, at the bottom of the inner side of the heat insulation piece 241. It is.
The third rail part 250 is a guide member fitted to the upper surface of the third frame part 210 to guide the sliding of the third window 330, and includes a support frame 251, an inner rail 252, and an outer side. The rail 253, the inner fitting piece 254, and the outer fitting piece 255 are formed.
The support frame 251 is formed in a shape corresponding to the top surface of the base frame 211 of the third frame portion 210 so as to be in contact with the top surface of the third frame portion 210.
The inner rail 252 is a rail for guiding the sliding of the indoor side window among the third window pieces 330, and protrudes on the interior upper surface of the third rail part 250, that is, on the interior upper surface of the support frame 251. Formed.
The outer rail 253 is a rail for guiding the sliding of the outdoor side window among the third window pieces 330, and protrudes to the outdoor top surface of the third rail part 250, that is, the outdoor top surface of the support frame 251. Formed.
As such, two rails, that is, the inner rail 252 and the outer rail 253 protrude from the upper surface of the support frame 251 such that both rails of the third window 330 slide in the third rail part 250. It is preferable that it is done.
The inner fitting piece 254 is a fitting member formed to protrude to the inside of the lower surface of the support frame 251 so as to fit and be coupled to the built-in insulation portion 240 coupled to the side end of the third frame portion 210. The fitting is coupled to the upper fitting groove 243 formed in the portion 240.
The outer fitting piece 255 is a fitting member protruding to the outside of the lower surface of the support frame 251 so that the outer fitting piece 255 fits and is coupled to the upper surface of the third frame part 210, and is formed in the third frame part 210. It is fitted into any one of the upper fitting grooves (213, 214) are coupled.
Accordingly, even when the installation position of the built-in insulation portion 240 coupled to the third frame portion 210 is changed according to the width of the wall on which the window frame frame of the present embodiment is installed, the third rail portion 250 is connected to the third portion. It is preferable that a plurality of upper fitting grooves 213 and 214 are formed in the third frame portion 210 so as to fit and be coupled to the frame portion 210 and the internal insulation portion 240.
The fourth rail portion 260 is a guide member fitted to the lower surface of the third frame portion 210 to guide the sliding of the first window 310, and includes a support frame 261, an inner rail 262, and an outer side thereof. The rail 263, the inner fitting piece 264, and the outer fitting piece 265 are formed.
The support frame 261 is formed in a shape corresponding to the bottom surface of the base frame 211 of the third frame portion 210 so as to be brought into contact with the bottom surface of the third frame portion 210.
The inner rail 262 is a rail for guiding the sliding of the indoor side window among the first window pieces 310, and protrudes on the interior bottom surface of the fourth rail portion 260, that is, the interior bottom surface of the support frame 261. Formed.
The outer rail 263 is a rail for guiding the sliding of the outdoor side window among the first window pieces 310, and protrudes to the outdoor bottom surface of the fourth rail portion 260, that is, the outdoor bottom surface of the support frame 261. Formed.
As such, two rails, that is, the inner rail 262 and the outer rail 263, protrude from the lower surface of the support frame 261 such that both of the windows of the first window 310 slide in the fourth rail unit 260. It is preferable that it is done.
The inner fitting piece 264 is a fitting member protruding from the upper surface of the interior side of the support frame 261 so as to fit and engage with the built-in insulation portion 240 coupled to the side end of the third frame portion 210, the built-in insulation Fit and coupled to the lower fitting groove 244 formed in the portion 240.
The outer fitting piece 265 is a fitting member protruding from the upper surface of the outdoor side of the support frame 261 so that the outer fitting piece 265 is fitted and coupled to the lower surface of the third frame portion 210. It is fitted into any one of the lower fitting grooves (215, 216) is coupled.
Therefore, even when the installation position of the built-in insulation portion 240 coupled to the third frame portion 210 is changed according to the width of the wall on which the window frame frame of the present embodiment is installed, the fourth rail portion 260 is the third It is preferable that a plurality of lower fitting grooves 215 and 216 are formed in the third frame portion 210 so as to fit and be coupled to the frame portion 210 and the internal insulation portion 240.
The fifth rail part 270 is a guide member fitted to the upper surface of the fourth frame part 220 to guide the sliding of the fourth window 340. The supporting frame 271, the inner rail 272, and the outer side are guide members. The rail 273, the inner fitting piece 274, and the outer fitting piece 275 are formed.
The support frame 271 is formed in a shape corresponding to the top surface of the base frame 221 of the fourth frame portion 220 so as to be in contact with the top surface of the fourth frame portion 220.
The inner rail 272 is a rail for guiding the sliding of the indoor side window among the fourth window pieces 340, and protrudes on the interior upper surface of the second rail portion 270, that is, the interior upper surface of the support frame 271. Formed.
The outer rail 273 is a rail for guiding the sliding of the outdoor side window among the fourth window pieces 340, and protrudes to the outdoor top surface of the second rail portion 270, that is, the outdoor top surface of the support frame 271. Formed.
As such, two rails, that is, the inner rail 272 and the outer rail 273 protrude from the upper surface of the support frame 271 so that both of the windows of the second window 320 slide in the second rail part 270. It is preferable that it is done.
The inner fitting piece 274 is a fitting member protruding from the lower surface of the support frame 271 to be fitted to the upper surface of the fourth frame portion 220 and coupled to the upper surface of the fourth frame portion 220. The fitting is coupled to the upper fitting groove 223 of the.
The outer fitting piece 275 is a fitting member protruding from the lower surface of the support frame 271 to the outside of the fourth frame part 220 so that the outer fitting piece 275 is fitted to the upper surface of the fourth frame part 220. The fitting is coupled to the upper fitting groove 224 of the.
The sixth rail portion 280 is a guide member fitted to the lower surface of the fourth frame portion 220 to guide the sliding of the second window 320, and includes a support frame 281, an inner rail 282, and an outer side. The rail 283, the inner fitting piece 284, and the outer fitting piece 285 are formed.
The support frame 281 is formed in a shape corresponding to the bottom surface of the base frame 221 of the fourth frame portion 220 so as to be brought into contact with the bottom surface of the fourth frame portion 220.
The inner rail 282 is a rail for guiding the sliding of the indoor side window among the second window parts 320, and protrudes on the interior bottom surface of the sixth rail portion 280, that is, the interior bottom surface of the support frame 281. Formed.
The outer rail 283 is a rail for guiding the sliding of the outdoor side window among the second window pieces 320, and protrudes on the outdoor bottom surface of the sixth rail portion 280, that is, the outdoor bottom surface of the support frame 281. Formed.
As such, two rails, that is, the inner rail 282 and the outer rail 283 protrude from the lower surface of the support frame 281 so that both of the windows of the second window 320 slide in the sixth rail part 280. It is preferable that it is done.
The inner fitting piece 284 is a fitting member protruding from the upper surface of the indoor side of the support frame 281 so that the inner fitting piece 284 is fitted and coupled to the lower surface of the fourth frame portion 220, and the indoor side formed in the fourth frame portion 220. The fitting is coupled to the lower fitting groove 225 of the.
The outer fitting piece 285 is a fitting member protruding from the upper surface of the outdoor side of the support frame 281 so that the outer fitting piece 285 is fitted and coupled to the lower surface of the fourth frame portion 220, and the outdoor side formed in the fourth frame portion 220. The lower fitting groove 226 of the fitting is coupled.
Hereinafter, the window frame frame of the composite insulation microfiber window of the second embodiment according to the present invention will be described in more detail.
FIG. 9 is a cross-sectional view illustrating a window frame frame of a composite insulating microscopic window according to a second embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 10 is an exploded cross-sectional view illustrating a window frame frame of a composite insulating microfiber window according to a second embodiment of the present invention. 11 is a cross-sectional view showing a modification of the window frame frame of the composite insulation micro Western window according to the second embodiment of the present invention.
As shown in Figure 9 to 11, the window frame frame of the composite insulation micro Western window of the present embodiment, the composite insulation comprising a first frame portion 110, the interior insulation portion 140, the first rail portion 150 It is a window frame frame of a single window.
The first frame part 110, the internal insulation part 140, and the first rail part 150 of the present embodiment include the first frame part 110, the internal insulation part 140, and the first rail part of the first embodiment. The same reference numerals as those of the reference numeral 150 denote the same reference numerals, and detailed descriptions thereof will be omitted, and only different configurations will be described.
The first frame part 110 is formed such that the first window 310 is slidably installed, and is installed in the interior direction of the composite insulation micro Western window, and includes a base frame 111, a coupling groove 112, and a fitting groove ( 113, 114, the insertion groove 115, the fastening piece 116 and the blocking piece 117.
The blocking piece 117 is formed to protrude inwardly on an outward side end surface of the first frame part 110 to prevent the first window 310 from being separated.
The built-in insulation unit 140 is a built-in finishing member that is coupled to the other end of the side of the first frame unit 110 to close the interior portion of the composite insulation micro Western window, the insulation piece 141, the fitting groove 142, the insertion protrusion 143, the mohair groove 144.
The first rail part 150 is a guide member that is fitted to the inward surface of the first frame part 110 to guide sliding of the first window 310, and includes a support frame 151, an inner rail 152, The outer rail 153, the inner fitting piece 154, and the outer fitting piece 155 are formed.
In addition, even when the installation position of the built-in insulation portion 140 coupled to the first frame portion 110 is changed according to the width of the wall on which the window frame frame of the present embodiment is installed, the first rail portion 150 is first It is preferable that a plurality of fitting grooves 113 and 114 are formed in the first frame part 110 so as to fit and be coupled to the frame part 110 and the internal insulation part 140.
In addition, the window frame frame of the composite insulation micro Western window of the present embodiment is installed in the transverse direction so as to be parallel to the longitudinal direction of the first frame portion 110 in the middle portion of the composite insulation micro-ceramic window, the rail portion is fitted to the top and bottom, respectively Of course, it is also possible to further include an intermediate frame portion.
As described above, according to the present invention, the first frame portion and the second frame portion of the window frame frame are connected to each other by a connection insulation portion, thereby improving the assemblability and thermal insulation performance of the window frame frame, Since the rail unit and the second rail unit are fitted to be detachable, only the rail unit can be replaced when the rail unit is broken, thereby providing an effect of easy maintenance of the window frame frame.
In addition, the middle frame portion of the window frame frame is installed in the middle frame portion of the same structure can be applied to the compound micro-ceramic window, at least one of the frame portion to form a plurality of fitting grooves to form the position of the rail coupled to the width of the window frame It can be changed according to.
In addition, by providing a coupling groove for coupling the connection insulation portion between the first frame portion and the second frame portion, it is possible to facilitate the coupling therebetween and improve the coupling bearing force.
In addition, by forming two rails each in the rail portion, a small window can be provided in double, and by forming a heat insulation piece, a fitting groove, and an insertion protrusion in the built-in insulation portion, the frame portion can be easily joined. Provides the effect of improving the thermal insulation of the room.
The present invention described above can be embodied in many other forms without departing from the spirit or main features thereof. Therefore, the above embodiments are merely examples in all respects and should not be interpreted limitedly.
110: first frame portion 120: second frame portion
130: connection insulation unit 140: built-in insulation unit
150: first rail portion 160: second rail portion
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- As the window frame of the composite insulation microfiber window,
A first frame part in which a first window frame is installed;
A second frame portion connected to one end of a side of the first frame portion and having a second window frame;
A connection insulation unit installed between the first frame unit and the second frame unit and connecting them to each other;
A built-in insulation unit coupled to the other end side of the first frame unit;
A first rail part fitted to the inward surface of the first frame part to guide sliding of the first window frame; And
And a second rail part fitted to the inward surface of the second frame part to guide the sliding of the second window frame.
The built-in insulation portion, the heat insulating piece protruding inwardly to the side to cover the side of the first frame portion; Fitting grooves formed in the inner side of the heat insulating piece such that the inner fitting pieces protruding from the outer surface of the first rail part are fitted; And an insertion protrusion protruding from a side surface of the first frame to slide into an insertion groove formed on the side of the first frame portion.
On the inward surface of the first frame portion, a plurality of fitting grooves are formed so as to change the fitting position of the outer fitting pieces protruding outwardly of the outer surface of the first rail portion, the window frame frame of the composite insulation fine window . - As the window frame of the composite insulation microfiber window,
A first frame part in which a first window frame is installed;
A built-in insulation unit coupled to the other end side of the first frame unit; And
And a first rail part fitted to the inward surface of the first frame part to guide the sliding of the first window frame.
The built-in insulation portion, the heat insulating piece protruding inwardly to the side to cover the side of the first frame portion; Fitting grooves formed in the inner side of the heat insulating piece such that the inner fitting pieces protruding from the outer surface of the first rail part are fitted; And an insertion protrusion protruding from a side surface of the first frame to slide into an insertion groove formed on the side of the first frame portion.
On the inward surface of the first frame portion, a plurality of fitting grooves are formed so as to change the fitting position of the outer fitting pieces protruding outwardly of the outer surface of the first rail portion, the window frame frame of the composite insulation fine window . - The method according to claim 1 or 2,
The intermediate portion of the composite insulation micro-window window is installed in the transverse direction so as to be parallel to the longitudinal direction of the first frame portion, and further comprising an intermediate frame portion fitted to the upper and lower rails respectively, Window frame. - delete
- The method of claim 1,
The opposing surface between the first frame portion and the second frame portion, the coupling frame for coupling the connection insulation portion, characterized in that the window frame frame of the composite insulation micro Western window. - The method of claim 1,
The first rail portion and the second rail portion, the window frame frame of the composite insulation micro Western window, characterized in that the two rails each protruded. - The method of claim 2,
The first rail unit is a window frame frame of a composite insulation micro-ceramic window, characterized in that two rails are formed to protrude. - delete
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