KR20100000305U - systematic windows and doors for a traditional Korean-style house - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a hanok system window. In the present invention, the first bracket 20 is fixed to the first supporting surface 15 of the seating portion 14 of the main frame 11, and the first bracket 20 is fitted into the fitting groove 23. (25) are combined. The second bracket 60 is fixed to the fixing bar 50, and the fixing protrusion 63 of the second bracket 60 is inserted into the protrusion insertion groove 67 of the second gasket 65. The gasket 65 is coupled to the second bracket 60. According to the present invention, the glass block 40 is installed on the seating part 14 of the main frame 11 so that the edge of one surface of the glass block 40 is supported by the first gasket 25. 2, the fixing bar 50 is fastened to the main frame 11 so that the gasket 65 supports the other surface edge of the glass block 40. According to the present invention of such a configuration, it is possible to support the glass blocks on both sides by fastening the main frame and the fixing bar while the bracket and the gasket are coupled to the main frame and the fixing bar, thereby maintaining the appearance design of the hanok window. Yet it is easy to assemble.

Hanok, Window, Bracket, Gasket, Windproof

Description

System windows and doors for a traditional Korean-style house}

The present invention relates to a window of the hanok system, and to a window or door that is installed in the opening of the window or doorway, etc. to block the inside and outside of the hanok, wood frame and glass combined.

Hanok, a traditional Korean house, is in danger of gradually disappearing due to the convenience and durability of concrete buildings despite its aesthetic beauty. The negative perception of hanok comes from windows made of paper and wood, which can be attributed to the fact that the windows do not meet the most basic needs of houses, such as insulation and windbreak.

In the meantime, to improve the hanok windows, there have been conventional techniques of inserting glass into a wooden frame instead of paper, but it is not enough to increase the wind performance by combining glass and wood alone.

In addition, in the prior art to form a groove in the center of the wooden frame in order to bond the glass to the wooden frame and the glass sandwiched in the groove, the sealant is filled between the wooden frame and the glass to increase the airtightness, but the manufacturing process This troublesome and unique design of the hanok window was damaged.

Accordingly, an object of the present invention is to solve the problems of the prior art as described above, while maintaining the appearance and atmosphere of the hanok windows, to provide a window system with improved insulation and windproof performance.

Another object of the present invention is to standardize the configuration of the hanok windows and to facilitate assembly.

According to a feature of the present invention for achieving the object as described above, the present invention is a glass block; A seating portion on which one edge and an end of the glass block are seated, a first bracket installed on a first ground surface corresponding to an edge of the glass block of the seating portion, the first bracket being fixed to the first bracket, and the first bracket and the A main frame including a first gasket for preventing a gap between edges of one surface of the glass block, the main frame being formed around the edge of the glass block; A second gasket fixed to the main frame and installed on one surface facing the first ground surface; a second gasket fixed to the second bracket and filling a gap between the edge of the other surface of the second bracket and the glass block; Fixed bar comprising a; is configured to include.

A fitting bracket is installed on one surface of the outer surface of the main frame facing the threshold, and a sealing gasket is formed to fill a gap formed between the thresholds in a recess channel formed to be inserted into the fitting bracket.

At least one pair of mainframes is provided, and outer surfaces of the pair of mainframes in contact with each other are formed in parallel inclined surfaces, thereby preventing the pair of mainframes from being opened at the same time.

The shielding gasket is fixed to the mounting bracket provided on any one side of the inclined surface, and the tip of the shielding gasket is in close contact with the inclined surface to prevent a gap between the inclined surfaces.

The inner surface of the main frame facing each other is characterized in that the ribs decorate the window.

The fixed bar is characterized in that it is fastened to the main frame by a nail.

Hook hooks and fastening hooks are formed on the first bracket, respectively; The second bracket has a lance composed of a locking end and a fastening end extending in opposite directions and provided with an elastically deformable lance; The locking bar and the fastening end are fastened to the main frame by being fastened to the hook hook and the fastening hook, respectively.

According to the hanok system window according to the present invention as described in detail above, the following effects can be obtained.

In the present invention, the main frame and the fixed bar, which is the configuration of the window and the bracket and the gaskets respectively coupled to the main frame and the fixed bar by fastening the nail or snap-on type to complete the window, so that the assembly work is easy It works.

In addition, in the present invention, since the gasket is provided between the glass and the bracket, the aesthetics of the hanok window has an effect of improving the windproof performance without hatching.

Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the hanok system window according to the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

First embodiment

1 is a front view showing a double door opening type window to which a hanok system window according to the present invention is applied, and FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view taken along line BB ′ of FIG. 1.

As shown in these figures, the hanok system window according to the present invention is largely coupled to the main frame 11, the glass block 40, one side is supported on the main frame 11, the main frame 11 and It consists of a fixed bar 50 for supporting the other side of the glass block 40 installed on the main frame (11).

The main frame 11 forms the appearance and skeleton of the window and forms the top, bottom, left and right edges of the window. The main frame 11 is made of wood. Since the main frame 11 is made of wood, it is relatively insulated as compared to aluminum windows. An opening 12 is formed in the window.

As shown in Figure 2, the seating portion 14 surrounding the inner edge of the main frame 11 is formed. Cross-sectional shape of the main frame 11 is formed by the mounting portion 14 'L'.

A first bracket 20 for fixing the first gasket 25 to be described later is coupled to the first supporting surface 15 of the seating portion 14. The first bracket 20 is coupled to the main frame 11 by bolts (not shown) fastened to the first support surface 15 of the seating portion 14.

The first bracket 20 is preferably formed of an aluminum material. The first bracket 20 serves to fix the first gasket 25 between the glass block 40 and the first bracket 20. That is, one end of the first bracket 20, the elastically deformable clamp 21 is formed. The fitting clamp 21 is fitted with a fitting protrusion 48 of the glass fixture 46 to be described later.

And the other side of the first bracket 20 is formed so that the fitting groove 23 is recessed. A first gasket 25 is fixed to the fitting groove 23 to prevent air flow by filling a gap between the glass block 40 and the first bracket 20.

The glass block 40 is composed of multilayer glass in this embodiment. That is, the spacers 44 are provided between the pair of glasses 41, and the pair of glasses 41 and the ends of the spacers 44 are configured to be coupled to each other by the glass fixture 46. On both sides of the glass fixture 46, the fitting projections 48 and 48 'fitted to the fitting pins 21 and 61 are formed to protrude.

The glass block 40 does not necessarily have to be formed of a multilayer, and various window glass for sale may be used.

The fixing bar 50 is coupled to the main frame 11 to support the other side of the glass block 40. The fixed bar 50 is made of wood. The fixing bar 50 is fixed to the main frame 11 by fasteners such as nails 52.

In the embodiment of FIG. 1, the coupling surface 54 of the fixing bar 50 and the main frame 11 is formed to be orthogonal to the first supporting surface 15. And the nail 52 is inserted in the direction orthogonal to the coupling surface 54. Thus, the nail 52 is not exposed to the front or rear of the window.

A second bracket 60 is coupled to the second support surface 56 facing the first support surface 15 of the fixed bar 50. The second bracket 60 is also coupled to the fixing bar 50 by bolts (not shown).

On one side of the second bracket 60, the fitting clamp 48 is inserted into the fitting clamp 48 'is formed. And the other side of the second bracket 60 is formed so that the fixing projection 63 is inserted into the projection insertion groove 67 of the second gasket 65 to be described later.

The second gasket 65 is fixed to the second bracket 60. One side of the second gasket (65) is formed with a projection insertion groove (67) into which the fixing projection (63) of the second bracket (60) is inserted. On the opposite side to which the protrusion insertion groove 67 of the second gasket 65 is formed, a plurality of airtight portions 69 whose tip is in close contact with the glass 41 are formed to extend.

Meanwhile, a mounting groove 71 is formed on one surface of the outer surface of the main frame 11 facing the door frame K. The mounting bracket 72 is coupled to the seating groove 71. The fitting bracket 72 has a concave inlet channel 74 is formed therein, the sealing gasket 76 is inserted and fixed.

The closed gasket 76 protrudes outside the concave channel 74 to prevent a gap formed between the door frame K and the outer surface of the main frame 11. The sealed gasket 76 may be continuously provided along the outer surface of the main frame 11.

On the other hand, as shown in Figure 3, the outer surface of the main frame 11 in contact with each other in the casement window is formed of parallel inclined surfaces (82, 82 '). This is to prevent the two doors from opening at the same time. That is, since the inclined surfaces 82 and 82 'are formed in parallel on the outer surfaces of the main frames 11 which are in contact with each other, the door on the right side may move only when the door on the right side moves in the direction of the arrow based on FIG. . This is also possible that the contact surfaces of the main frame 11 are stepped together. That is, the locking jaw protruding from the one side door is hooked to the hook jaw protruding from the other side door, so that one side door can be opened only by opening the other side door.

3, the inclined surfaces 82 and 82 'are formed with recessed grooves 83 and 83', respectively, and the mounting brackets 83 and 83 'are provided with mounting brackets 85 and 85', respectively. Inserted, the inlet channel (87, 87 ') formed in the mounting bracket (85, 85') is provided with a shielding gasket (89, 89 ') to prevent the gap between the inclined surface (82, 82'). The shielding gaskets 89 and 89 'are installed at oblique positions with each other, and the shielding gaskets 89 and 89' are in close contact with the inclined surfaces facing the ends of the shielding gaskets 89 and 89 '.

Reference numeral 90 denotes a rod for decorating a window and the rib 90 is coupled to an inner surface of the main frame 11.

Hereinafter will be described the assembly process of the hanok system window according to the present invention having the configuration as described above.

First, the main frame 11 and the fixed bar 50 are separately assembled and prepared in advance. That is, the first bracket 20 is fixed to the first supporting surface 15 of the main frame 11. The first gasket 25 is fitted into the fitting groove 23 of the first bracket 20.

Similarly, the second bracket 60 is fixed to the second supporting surface 56 of the fixing bar 50, and the fixing protrusion 63 of the second bracket 60 inserts the protrusion of the second gasket 65. The second gasket 65 is fixed to the second bracket 60 by being inserted into the groove 67.

In this state, the glass block 40 is installed in the seating portion 14 of the main frame 11 to which the first bracket 20 is fixed. At this time, one edge of the glass block 40 is in close contact with the first gasket 25.

Next, the fixing bar 50 to which the first bracket 20 is fixed is seated on the seating portion 14 of the main frame 11. At this time, the fixing bar 50 and the engaging surface 54 of the main frame 11 abuts, and the second gasket 65 fitted to the second bracket 60 is on the other surface of the edge of the glass block 40. Close contact. In this case, the fixing bar 50 and the main frame 11 are coupled to each other by nails passing through the fixing bar 50 and the main frame 11.

Meanwhile, the fitting bracket 72 is inserted into and fixed to the seating recess 71 formed to be recessed on the outer surface of the main frame 11, and the sealing gasket 76 is inserted into the fitting bracket 72. In this way, the assembly of the hanok system window is completed.

According to the present invention, the main frame 11 is provided in a state in which the first bracket 20 and the first gasket 25 are coupled, and the fixing bar 50 also includes the second bracket 60 and the second gasket 65. ) May be provided in a combined state. In the state in which the glass block 40 is installed on the main frame 11, the window is completed by fixing the fixing bar 50 with a nail. Thus, according to the present invention, the hanok window is standardized, and the assembling process becomes easy. In addition, the airtightness is maintained by the first and second gaskets 25 and 65, the sealing gasket 76 and the shielding gasket 89, so that the windproof performance of the hanok windows and doors is improved and soundproofing is also good.

Second embodiment

4 is a sectional view showing the main components of the second embodiment of the hanok window according to the present invention. The same components as those in the first embodiment will be omitted, and reference numerals will be given to the corresponding components.

In the second embodiment of the present invention, the main frame 111 and the fixing bar 150 are fastened in a snap-on type without fasteners such as nails. That is, the main frame 111 and the fixed bar 150 are fastened by the first bracket 120 fixed to the main frame 111 and the second bracket 160 fixed to the fixed bar 150 walking together. will be.

More precisely, as shown in FIG. 4, the first bracket 120 is formed in an L shape along the inner surface of the seating part 114 of the main frame 111 and supports 120a supporting the glass block 140. It is composed of a locking portion 120b for fastening with the fixing bar 150.

The support part 120a is provided in parallel with one surface of the glass block 140, and the first gasket 125 is fixed to the fitting groove 123 formed at the front end thereof. On the other hand, the locking portion (120b) is formed to extend perpendicular to the support portion (120a), the hook hook (124a) is formed at a position substantially corresponding to the end of the glass block 140. The hook end 164a of the lance 164 to be described later is hooked to the hook hook 124a.

In addition, a fastening hook 124b protrudes from one side of the locking part 120b. The fastening end 164b to be described later is fastened to the fastening hook 124b.

The second bracket 160 is fixed to the fixing bar 150. A fixing protrusion 163 to which the second gasket 165 is fitted is formed at one side of the second bracket 160. The other side of the second bracket 160, the lance 164 is formed to extend. The lance 164 may be elastically deformed due to the characteristics of the material and the shape. A locking end 164a is formed at the front end of the lance 164 and the hook 124a is hooked to the hook hook 124a, and a locking end hung on the fastening hook 124b is formed at a base portion at which the lance 164 starts to extend. 164b) is formed to protrude. The fastening end 164b protrudes in the direction opposite to the extending direction of the locking end 164a. The fastening end 164b may also be elastically deformed.

As described above, the locking bar 164a and the fastening end 164b of the lance 164 are engaged with the hook hook 124a and the fastening hook 124b of the first bracket 120, respectively. ) And the main frame 111 is maintained in a coupled state.

According to this second embodiment, the lance 164 of the fixing bar 150 is fastened to the hook hook 124a without hooking the fixing bar 150 and the main frame 111 by a fastener such as a nail. The fixing bar 150 can be combined with the main frame 111 only by fitting to 124b.

The rights of the present invention are not limited to the embodiments described above, but are defined by the claims, and various changes and modifications can be made by those of ordinary skill in the art within the scope of the claims. It is self-evident.

That is, as in another embodiment shown in Figure 5, by varying the shape of the fixing bar 50 in the first embodiment of the present invention, the coupling surface 54 of the fixed bar 50 and the main frame 11 ) May be parallel to the first support surface 15. At this time, since the fastening area of the nail 52 may be the entire outer surface of the fixing bar 50 corresponding to the elevation of the window and door viewed from the inside, the nail 52 fastening operation is relatively easy.

1 is a front view showing a double-door case type window to which a hanok system window according to the present invention is applied.

Figure 2 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line AA 'of Figure 1 showing the main structure of the first embodiment of the hanok system window according to the present invention.

3 is a cross-sectional view taken along line BB ′ of FIG. 1.

Figure 4 is a cross-sectional view showing the main portion of the second embodiment of the hanok system window according to the present invention.

Figure 5 is a sectional view showing the main structure of another embodiment of the hanok system window according to the present invention.

Explanation of symbols on the main parts of the drawings

11: mainframe 14: seat

14: first ground surface 20: first bracket

21: fitting 25: first gasket

40: glass block 46: glass fixture

50: fixed bar 52: nail

54: mating surface 56: second ground plane

60: second bracket 63: fixing protrusion

65: 2nd gasket 67: protrusion insertion groove

71: seating groove 72: fitting bracket

76: sealing gasket 82,82 ': inclined surface

83: mounting groove 85: mounting bracket

89: shielding gasket 124a: hook hook

124b: Hook 164: Lance

164a: engaging end 164b: tightening end

Claims (7)

Glass blocks; A seating portion on which one edge and an end of the glass block are seated, a first bracket installed on a first ground surface corresponding to an edge of the glass block of the seating portion, the first bracket being fixed to the first bracket, and the first bracket and the A main frame including a first gasket for preventing a gap between edges of one surface of the glass block, the main frame being formed around the edge of the glass block; A second gasket fixed to the main frame and installed on one surface facing the first ground surface; a second gasket fixed to the second bracket and filling a gap between the edge of the other surface of the second bracket and the glass block; Fixed bar comprising a; Hanok system window configured. The method of claim 1, wherein the fitting bracket is installed on one surface of the outer surface of the main frame facing the threshold, and a sealing gasket is formed to fill a gap formed between the thresholds in a recess channel formed to be inserted into the fitting bracket. Hanok system window. The hanok system of claim 2, wherein the mainframe is provided with at least one pair, and the outer surfaces of the pair of mainframes which are in contact with each other are formed in parallel inclined surfaces, thereby preventing the pair of mainframes from being opened at the same time. Window. 4. The hanok system window according to claim 3, wherein a shielding gasket is fixed to an installation bracket provided on any one surface of the inclined surfaces, and the tip of the shielding gasket is in close contact with the inclined surfaces facing each other to prevent a gap between the inclined surfaces. According to claim 1, Hanok system windows and doors, characterized in that the inner side of the main frame facing each other is fixed to the living room decorative windows. The window of any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein the fixing bar is nailed to the main frame. The method according to any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein the first bracket is provided with hook hooks and fastening hooks; The second bracket has a lance composed of a locking end and a fastening end extending in opposite directions and provided with an elastically deformable lance; Hanok system windows and doors, characterized in that the fixing bar is fastened to the main frame by the engaging end and the fastening end are respectively hooked to the hook hook and the fastening hook.

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