US1667043A - Corner cap for sash structures - Google Patents

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April 24, 1928. 1,667,043

F. H. MEYER CORNER CAP FOR SASH STRUCTURES Filed Sept. 16, 1925 INVENTOR Ferd H. Me yer CfM ' M Affprney Patented Apr. 24, 1928.

FEED H. MEYER, or OAKLAND, canrronnignsslenon TO' NON-PRESSURE GLAZING comma can son sasn srnuc'ruans.

' Application-filled September 16,;1921, Serial 110.5858.

My invention.

holding glass, and particularly capsiadapted for. Luse, wi

sashes as are shown -in;-. the 6opending appli et al., Serial Numcation of. D. J. Murna-ne, her 56,657. i Y

Hitherto; it has alwaysfbeennecessaryin. using metalliicgsashes'around;the tops or bets toms of plate glass windows {meetmgati an,

relates :to metallic sashesgfor *t o, corner th such, metallic angle,.to cap the corners of the sash members .with rigid. angle pieces which havebeen standardized by the L riety of angles about five The angleipiecexnearest in to be fitted 1s chosen, and close fit results, but more noti 1 It: is the 'brlnidliibject to provide an adjustable around the corners made meeting at an angle, and cally adjusts itself to the involved, requires no skill to and which when applied gi attractive result.

The invention possesses jec'ts which, with the foregoing,

and features of. advantage, some 0 manufacturer. :t'Qf a. 3

degrees apart.

size to the corner sometimes-a meat; frequently, it does of my invention device for fitting by sash members which automatiparticular an le p y P y ves a finished an many other obwill be set forth in the following description of the preferred form of my invention which is illustrated in the drawings accompanying and forming part ofthe specification. I that 1 do not limit mysel made by the said as I may adopt variations form within the scope of set forth in the claims.

It is understood f to the'showing drawings and description,

(1 of the element ner portion 9, and the curved portion 18 at element 16, fits within the of the preferre my invention as .Referring to the drawings;

Figure 1 is a planview applied meeting at substantially a dotted lines indicate adj ustability.

to the outside I corner of of my corner cap right angle. The

the extent of angular Figure 2 1s a perspective view of one of the two members comprising my corner cap;

and Figure 3 is a perspective view of other member.

Figures 4 and views respectively of the planes respectively indicated by Figure Figure 6 is a vertical se the members of my corner section being indicated by Figure 1.

the

5 are horizontal sectional y f in the sashme-mbers 3, the procedure is two members 0 OfSBCtlOIl being the'lines H of 2 and 5-5 of Figure 3.

ction thru one of cap, the plane of the line 6-6 of The main or circle; that is to say, the

i tarily formed sashes screws 24 passing stance? the formation. of j the. v sheath body'is indicated in swtionin Figure 6, and when applied. to the sash, ;the;;,bodylies snugly against the sash,. and j to: the 1 observer, the. pattern kof the sash is unchanged, and the cap. is i c t d on y? by the slight I ex ensi'e of its, surface above the surface of'the sash;

socket sect-ion shown in, Figure elemen ,6, 7 and-.8;

2 mad upn h and at'the corner'end, each 0f the elements two separate,

of'fihe ofisetslightly and is extended. as

sh wn, he .-e e ment fizzaind; .18 each. extending in an are which is substantially a quarter element 5 is extended in the portion 9, the element 8 is extended inthe portion 11, and the other portions of the body are similarly extended 1' so theta complete corner is formed. The

inside of the corner of the main section provldes a socket within which the complemenend of themembers of the other section or lie, within a wide angular range-as indicated in Figure 1. The second section, shown in Figure 3, is made up of similar elements, 12, 13, 14, 15 and 16, and these are extended in curved portions as shown, but without offset. Thus the curved portion 17 13 fits within the curved corthe end of the portions of the second section fitting within the corresponding complementary portions of the main sections There is of course, a

flat shoulder formed where the free edge 21 of one member, overlies the other member,

and in order to make a symmetrical appearsimilar to that heretofore followed, except that the adjacent ends of the horizontal sash members are not fitted closely together, but are left spaced apart as shown in Figure 1. My corner caps are then applied over the corner, and are secured in place by suitable 'thru thelower elements of body shown in Figure 3 may the bodies into-the underlying sash. No adjustment is necessary, the parts'takin'g their proper position within a wide angular range. 01 course the corner caps may be varied in pattern to match the pattern of the sash corners of sash structures, but it will be understood without special-explanation that a similar device may be used for inside corners. I

I claimz prising sheath members complementary to and overlymg the ends oil the adJacent sashes, one of said prising sheath*members complementary to and' overlying the ends-ofthe adjacent sashes, and having curved complementary ends, one overlyingthe other.

A corner cap for sash structurescom- 'risin sheath members comJlementarto p a U 7 members terminating in acurved socket "and the other member ter adapted to lie therein-with sash.

and overlying the ends of the adjacent sashes, and having curved complementary ends, one overlying the other, and a shoulder formed in one vof said sheathmembers in symmetrywiththe"shoulder formed by the overlap.

4L. A corner cap for sash structures comprising sheath members complementary to and overlying itheends of the adjacent sashes,

ends,one'over1ying the other, the curves being concentric' with the corner. 1 A corner cap tor sash structuresc-onr.

'5. A'corner cap for sash structures comprising sheatlrmembers complementary to and overlying the ends of the adjacent sashes, one of said members terminating in a curved socket and the other member terminating in a curved end complementary to said'socket and adapted to lietherein with the members at dilferent angular relations, and means ad ustable from the outside of the cap to'secure said sheath members to the In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my hand.

FERDH, MEYER,

and having curved complementary 1

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