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- An adjustable doorjamb having a pair of elongated, relatively shiftable members Each member has a pair of spaced sides and the sides of one of the members are yieldable so that they are movable into and out of frictional engagement with the sides of the other member. Wedge means between the sides of the one member causes its sides to be forced into frictional engagement with the sides of the other member.
- the wedge means includes an actuator accessible exteriorly of the members.
- This invention relates to improvements in door assemblies and, more particularly, to an adjustable doorjamb of improved construction.
- the present invention is directed to an adjustable jamb for a door opening wherein the jamb can be used on either side of the door opening and may be provided with hinge means for mounting a swinging door thereon.
- the jamb has a pair of elongated members adapted to be disposed in upright positions and to be adjustably coupled together at desired location so that door associated therewith will be properly mounted in position.
- Each of the jamb members has a pair of spaced, generally parallel sides and the sides of one of the members are frictionally engageable with respective sides of the other member.
- Wedge means between the sides of the one member forces the latter into such frictional engagement with the sides of the second member whereby the members are releasably held in lixed positions with respect to each other.
- the Wedge means has an actuator accessible exteriorly of the members so that the adjustment step can be made quickly and easily and even after a door has been mounted.
- the construction of the jamb components allows them to be made from extrusions.
- completion of the door assembly at a manufacturing site, as distinguished from the installation site, is avoided.
- the installation of the jamb itself does not require special skills or tools and adjustments can be made over a wide range so that the jamb is suitable for a wide variety of uses.
- a particular application of the jamb which is extremely advantageous is its use in forming a part of a shower door assembly.
- shower doors are generally fabricated in stock sizes so as to minimize their costs and permit a large number of the same to be stored, ready for installation.
- the door assembly is not properly fitted in the opening provided for the door. This is due to the fact that the sides of the opening formed by opposed walls may not be truly vertical or they may be out of parallelism with each other.
- adjustable jambs have been used in the past, but such jambs have presented additional problems in the way in which the relatively shiftable sections of the jamb are releasably held in place and are adjusted for the particular size of door opening.
- the present invention provides an improved jamb of the adjustable type which is extremely simple in construction and which provides positive holding action for the ice relatively shiftable members which comprise the outer portion of the jamb itself. While providing a friction t between the members at spaced points thereon, the members can have various degrees of separation along their lengths to compensate for tapers in the sides of a door opening.
- Another advantageous feature of the invention is the fact that the wage structure for interconnecting the shiftable members of the jamb is readily accessible and requires only a simple tool to manipulate it into a position to effect the holding action of the jamb members.
- Another object of this invention is to provide an adjustable jamb of the type described which has improved wedge means mounted between the opposed sides of each of a pair of jamb members, whereby the Wedge means is used :to force the sides of one of the jamb members into frictional engagement with the sides of the other jamb member to thereby eiect-vely and releasably interconnect the jamb members.
- a further object of this invention is to provide an adjustable jamb of the type described wherein the wedge means is movable by structure accessible exteriorly of the jamb members so that, after the jamb members have been properly positioned relative to each other, the wedge means can be actuated to effect the holding action between the jamb members.
- Still a further object of this invention is to provide an adjustable jamb which can be formed from parts capable of being extruded to thereby permit the parts to be made and stored in stock sizes and, when ready for use, the members can be cut and litted at the site of installation rather than at a manufacturing site to thereby minimize installation costs as well as to facilitate the installation itself.
- FIG. 1 is a horizontal section through a door assembly utilizing a pair of adjustable jambs of the present invention on opposite sides of a door opening, and
- FIG. 2 is an exploded, fragmentary, perspective View of the jarnb.
- the doorjamb of this invention is broadly denoted by the numeral 10 ⁇ and includes a pair of elongated jamb members 12 and 14 and coupling structure 16.
- Member 12 includes a pair of spaced sides 18 and 20' interconnected by a crosspiece 22.
- the inner surfaces of sides 18 and 20 are provided with serrations 23 as shown in FIG. 2.
- Member 14 is also provided with a pair of sides 24 and 26 which are interconnected by a crosspiece 28.
- the distance between sides 24 and 26 is such that sides 18 and 20 can be disposed between sides 24 and 26 in the manner shown in FIG. 1.
- Members 12 and 14 are formed from a generally rigid material but the material is such that sides 18 and 20 are yieldable, i.e., they can shift toward and away from each other. Thus, when sides 18 and 20 are adjacent to and in proximity with the inner surfaces of sides 24 and 26, sides 18 and 20 may move into frictional engage-ment with the sides of member 14.
- Such frictional engagement releasably interconnects the jamb members whereby they are held in tixed positions with respect to each other to complete the assembly of the jamb. Structure 16 effects such frictional engagement.
- Members 12 and 14 may be formed from any suitable material.
- Aluminum has been found especially suitable for these members inasmuch as the aluminum allows the sides of member 12 to be yieldable, and the members can then be extruded and cut to desired lengths. This latter feature is important since storage problems are minimized inasmuch as a single extrusion can be relatively long length and can ⁇ be stored until ready for use. Thus, the extrusion can be carried to the job site and cut into the proper lengths there. to assure a proper t for a particular door opening.
- Members 12 and 14 extend the length of the door opening and are secured together at spaced locations along their lengths by a number of units of the type having the construction of coupling structure 16.
- Member 14 on one side of the door has a lateral ange which acts as a door stop and is provided with a dovetail groove 32 therein for receiving a gasket 34.
- Member 14 on the opposite side of the door has, in addition to the flange 30 and the gasket 34, a hinge portion 36 which is to mate with a hinge portion 38 secured to a door 40. The presence of flanges 30 and the hinge portion 36 does not prevent members 14 from being made by extrusion processes.
- ⁇ Coupling structure 16 includes a pair of side walls 42 and 44 interconnected by a crosspiece 46 having feet 48 thereon which extend outwardly in opposed directions in the manner shown in FIG. 2.
- a wedge 50 is receivable within the. space between side walls 42 and 44 and the wedge has outer side surfaces which are substantially complemental to respective inner surfaces 52 on side walls 42 and 44.
- Side walls 42 and 44 and wedge 50 form a coupling unit having a predetermined length, such as one inch, whereby they are adapted for releasably interconnecting members 12 and 14 at one location thereon, Other coupling units will be provided at other locations.
- side walls 42 and 44 are provided with serrations 54 which are adapted to mate with the serrations 23 on sides 18 and 20.
- the material forming side walls 42 and 44 and crosspiece 46 is such that side walls 42 and 44 are yieldable, i.e., they may move toward and away :from each other depending upon the position of wedge ⁇ 50 therebetween.
- the movement of wedge ⁇ 50 toward crosspiece 46 causes side walls 42 and 44 to move apart. Since side walls 42 and 44 are. in proximity to the inner surfaces of sides 18 and 20, the side walls will cause sides 18 and 20 to move apart as the wedge moves toward crosspiece 46. The result is that the outer surfaces of sides 18 and 20 move into frictional engagement with the inner surfaces of sides 24 and 26 to thereby releasably interconnect members 12 and 14.
- a screw 56 having a flat head 58 extends through crosspiece 28 and crosspiece 46 and is threadably coupled to wedge 50.
- wedge 50 By rotating the screw, wedge 50 can be made to move toward crosspiece 46 to cause the spreading apart of side walls 42 and 44. Reversing the rotation of the screw Will cause. wedge 50 to move in the opposite direction. This relaxes the forces on side walls 42 and 44 so that they allow sides 18 and 20 to move out of frictional engagement with sides 24 and 26.
- Feet 48 are disposed to engage the inner surface of crosspiece 28 in the manner shown in FIG. 1 when members 12 and 1-4 are interconnected. This prevents any relative movement between side walls 42 and 44 and member 14.
- each member 12 is secured to the adjacent wall 58 by a number of screws 60 or other suitable fastening means.
- a number of coupling units each having the construction of structure 16, are connected to member 14 by interconnecting the corresponding screws 58 with the corresponding wedges ⁇ 50.
- the wedge of each coupling unit will be retracted so that side Walls 42 and 44 may be received between sides 18 and 4 20 to, in turn, permit the last mentioned sides to be received between sides 24 and 26 of member 14.
- the initial positioning of member 14 on member 12 can be done before the door is mounted, thus, a final adjustment of the members of each jamb can be accomplished after the door has been mounted on the corresponding jamb.
- door 40 is coupled to the jamb having hinge part 36.
- Hinge portions 36 and 38 are interconnected in any suitable manner to allow the door to swing about a generally vertical axis.
- the door By closing the door and viewing the jamb members of the two jambs, it can be observed whether or not the door is properly mounted. If additional adjustment needs to be made, the door can be opened and the various screws manipulated so that the jamb members can be ajusted relative to each other to assure the proper hanging of the door. Following the nal adjustment, the door can be closed and the door assembly itself is complete.
- a doorjamb comprising: a pair of relatively shiftable longitudinally extending members, a first of said members having means for receiving and retaining an elongated fastener to permit the first member to be secured to a wall, each member having a pair of sides, the sides of one member being yieldable for movement into and out of frictional engagement with respective sides of the other member; a central member having a pair of relatively shiftable side walls between the side of said one member; a wedge between the side walls; and a screw threadably coupled to the wedge and extending through the other member, the screw being accessible externally of the members for causing the wedge to move said sides of said one member into frictional engagement with respective sides of the other member, whereby the members are releasably Iixed relative to each other.
- a doorjamb comprising: a pair of relatively shiftable members of generally rigid material, each member having a pair of spaced sides, each side of one member being in proximity to and extending at least partially along a respective side of the other member, said sides of said one meember being yieldable for movement into and out of frictional engagement with respective sides of said other member; means shiftable along a path between the sides of said one member for forcing the last-mentioned sides into frictional engagement with respective sides of the other member; and means accessible externally of the members for shifting said forcing means along said path, a rst of said members having means thereon for receiving and retaining a fastener for mounting the rst member on a wall, the second of said members having a flange for engaging a door.
- said forcing means includes a central element having a pair of spaced, yieldable side walls and a wedge between said side walls, said wedge being disposed to shift said side walls against the sides of a irst of said members in a direction to force the last-mentioned sides into frictional engagement with the sides of the second of said members.
- said forcing means includes a central element having a pair of spaced side walls, and a wedge between and movable relative to side walls for moving the latter apart when said wedge is moved in one direction, said one member and said central element being formed from a yieldable material, whereby said side walls may be urged against the sides of said one member when said wedge moves in said one direction to thereby force the last-mentioned sides into frictional engagement with respective sides of said other member, said shifting means including a screw extending through said other member and threadably coupled to said Wedge.
- An adjustable doorjamb comprising: an inner member having a pair of relatively shiftable Side walls dening a space; means within the space and movable relative to said side walls for forcing the latter away from each other; a pair of elongated outer members adapted to be disposed in upright positions, each outer member having a pair of spaced sides, said inner member being between and engageable with the ⁇ sides of one of said outer members, the sides of said one outer member being yieldable for movement outwardly in response to the movement of said side walls away from each other and being in proximity to and frictionally engageable with the inner surfaces of respective sides of said other outer member; and means coupled with said forcing means and accessible exteriorly of said outer members for moving said forcing means in said space in a direction to ca-use said side walls to be forced away from each other, whereby the sides of said one outer member will be forced into frictional engagement with respective sides of the other outer member to thereby releasably interconnect said outer members, a first of said outer members having a crosspiece at the end thereof remote from the
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AN ADJUSTABLE DOORJAMB HAVING A PAIR OF ELONGATED, RELATIVELY SHIFTABLE MEMBERS EACH MEMBER HAS A PAIR OF SPACED SIDES AND THE SIDES OF ONE OF THE MEMBERS ARE YIELDABLE SO THAT THEY ARE MOVABLE INTO AND OUT OF FRICTIONAL ENGAGEMENT WITH THE SIDES OF THE OTHER MEMBER. WEDGE MEANS BETWEEN THE SIDES OF THE ONE MEMBER CAUSES ITS SIDES TO BE FORCED INTO FRICTIONAL ENGAGEMENT WITH THE SIDES OF
THE OTHER MEMBER. THE WEDGE MEANS INCLUDES AN ACTUATOR ACCESSIBLE EXTERIORLY OF THE MEMBERS.
THE OTHER MEMBER. THE WEDGE MEANS INCLUDES AN ACTUATOR ACCESSIBLE EXTERIORLY OF THE MEMBERS.
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R. T. cAsEBoLT ET A1. 3,553,891
ADJUSTABLE DOORJAMB A Filed Oct. 24,
Jan. 12,1971
INVENTORS RALPH T. CASEBOLT ARNOLD '0. RYSTAD YW ATTORNEYS United States Patent O 3,553,891 ADJUSTABLE DOGRJAMB Ralph T. Casebolt, Oakland, and Arnold O. Rystad, Alameda, Calif., assignors, by mesne assignments, to Sunset Industries, Inc., Los Angeles, Calif. Filed Oct. 24, 1968, Ser. No. 770,158 Int. Cl. E061) 1/02 U.S. Cl. 49-505 10 Claims ABSTRACT OF THE DISCLOSURE An adjustable doorjamb having a pair of elongated, relatively shiftable members Each member has a pair of spaced sides and the sides of one of the members are yieldable so that they are movable into and out of frictional engagement with the sides of the other member. Wedge means between the sides of the one member causes its sides to be forced into frictional engagement with the sides of the other member. The wedge means includes an actuator accessible exteriorly of the members.
This invention relates to improvements in door assemblies and, more particularly, to an adjustable doorjamb of improved construction.
The present invention is directed to an adjustable jamb for a door opening wherein the jamb can be used on either side of the door opening and may be provided with hinge means for mounting a swinging door thereon. The jamb has a pair of elongated members adapted to be disposed in upright positions and to be adjustably coupled together at desired location so that door associated therewith will be properly mounted in position. Each of the jamb members has a pair of spaced, generally parallel sides and the sides of one of the members are frictionally engageable with respective sides of the other member. Wedge means between the sides of the one member forces the latter into such frictional engagement with the sides of the second member whereby the members are releasably held in lixed positions with respect to each other. The Wedge means has an actuator accessible exteriorly of the members so that the adjustment step can be made quickly and easily and even after a door has been mounted.
The construction of the jamb components allows them to be made from extrusions. The simplifies storage and installation problems inasmuch as the extrusions can be put up in stock quantities at a storage area and can be readily cut to size at the installation site. Thus, completion of the door assembly at a manufacturing site, as distinguished from the installation site, is avoided. Also, the installation of the jamb itself does not require special skills or tools and adjustments can be made over a wide range so that the jamb is suitable for a wide variety of uses.
A particular application of the jamb which is extremely advantageous is its use in forming a part of a shower door assembly. Shower doors are generally fabricated in stock sizes so as to minimize their costs and permit a large number of the same to be stored, ready for installation. Oftentimes, the door assembly is not properly fitted in the opening provided for the door. This is due to the fact that the sides of the opening formed by opposed walls may not be truly vertical or they may be out of parallelism with each other. To offset these departures in wall construction, adjustable jambs have been used in the past, but such jambs have presented additional problems in the way in which the relatively shiftable sections of the jamb are releasably held in place and are adjusted for the particular size of door opening.
The present invention provides an improved jamb of the adjustable type which is extremely simple in construction and which provides positive holding action for the ice relatively shiftable members which comprise the outer portion of the jamb itself. While providing a friction t between the members at spaced points thereon, the members can have various degrees of separation along their lengths to compensate for tapers in the sides of a door opening. Another advantageous feature of the invention is the fact that the wage structure for interconnecting the shiftable members of the jamb is readily accessible and requires only a simple tool to manipulate it into a position to effect the holding action of the jamb members.
It is the primary object, therefore, to provide an improved adjustable jamb which is simple and rugged in construction `and can be quickly and readily installed at a job site so as to avoid having to make a complete door assembly at a manufacturing site.
Another object of this invention is to provide an adjustable jamb of the type described which has improved wedge means mounted between the opposed sides of each of a pair of jamb members, whereby the Wedge means is used :to force the sides of one of the jamb members into frictional engagement with the sides of the other jamb member to thereby eiect-vely and releasably interconnect the jamb members.
A further object of this invention is to provide an adjustable jamb of the type described wherein the wedge means is movable by structure accessible exteriorly of the jamb members so that, after the jamb members have been properly positioned relative to each other, the wedge means can be actuated to effect the holding action between the jamb members.
Still a further object of this invention is to provide an adjustable jamb which can be formed from parts capable of being extruded to thereby permit the parts to be made and stored in stock sizes and, when ready for use, the members can be cut and litted at the site of installation rather than at a manufacturing site to thereby minimize installation costs as well as to facilitate the installation itself.
Other objects of this invention 'will become apparent as the following specification progresses, reference being had to the accompanying drawing rfor an illustration of a preferred embodiment of the invention.
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FIG. 1 is a horizontal section through a door assembly utilizing a pair of adjustable jambs of the present invention on opposite sides of a door opening, and
FIG. 2 is an exploded, fragmentary, perspective View of the jarnb.
The doorjamb of this invention is broadly denoted by the numeral 10` and includes a pair of elongated jamb members 12 and 14 and coupling structure 16. Member 12 includes a pair of spaced sides 18 and 20' interconnected by a crosspiece 22. The inner surfaces of sides 18 and 20 are provided with serrations 23 as shown in FIG. 2. Member 14 is also provided with a pair of sides 24 and 26 which are interconnected by a crosspiece 28. The distance between sides 24 and 26 is such that sides 18 and 20 can be disposed between sides 24 and 26 in the manner shown in FIG. 1.
`Coupling structure 16 includes a pair of side walls 42 and 44 interconnected by a crosspiece 46 having feet 48 thereon which extend outwardly in opposed directions in the manner shown in FIG. 2. A wedge 50 is receivable within the. space between side walls 42 and 44 and the wedge has outer side surfaces which are substantially complemental to respective inner surfaces 52 on side walls 42 and 44.
The outer surfaces of side walls 42 and 44 are provided with serrations 54 which are adapted to mate with the serrations 23 on sides 18 and 20. The material forming side walls 42 and 44 and crosspiece 46 is such that side walls 42 and 44 are yieldable, i.e., they may move toward and away :from each other depending upon the position of wedge `50 therebetween. The movement of wedge` 50 toward crosspiece 46 causes side walls 42 and 44 to move apart. Since side walls 42 and 44 are. in proximity to the inner surfaces of sides 18 and 20, the side walls will cause sides 18 and 20 to move apart as the wedge moves toward crosspiece 46. The result is that the outer surfaces of sides 18 and 20 move into frictional engagement with the inner surfaces of sides 24 and 26 to thereby releasably interconnect members 12 and 14.
A screw 56 having a flat head 58 extends through crosspiece 28 and crosspiece 46 and is threadably coupled to wedge 50. By rotating the screw, wedge 50 can be made to move toward crosspiece 46 to cause the spreading apart of side walls 42 and 44. Reversing the rotation of the screw Will cause. wedge 50 to move in the opposite direction. This relaxes the forces on side walls 42 and 44 so that they allow sides 18 and 20 to move out of frictional engagement with sides 24 and 26.
In use, the jamb on each side of the door opening is installed before the door is put into place. To this end, each member 12 is secured to the adjacent wall 58 by a number of screws 60 or other suitable fastening means. When this has been accomplished, a number of coupling units, each having the construction of structure 16, are connected to member 14 by interconnecting the corresponding screws 58 with the corresponding wedges `50. In practice, it may be found that only three such units are necessary along the entire length of each jamb. The wedge of each coupling unit will be retracted so that side Walls 42 and 44 may be received between sides 18 and 4 20 to, in turn, permit the last mentioned sides to be received between sides 24 and 26 of member 14. The initial positioning of member 14 on member 12 can be done before the door is mounted, thus, a final adjustment of the members of each jamb can be accomplished after the door has been mounted on the corresponding jamb.
After both jambs have been mounted in place with members 12 and 14 interconnected with a rough adjustment, door 40 is coupled to the jamb having hinge part 36. Hinge portions 36 and 38 are interconnected in any suitable manner to allow the door to swing about a generally vertical axis.
By closing the door and viewing the jamb members of the two jambs, it can be observed whether or not the door is properly mounted. If additional adjustment needs to be made, the door can be opened and the various screws manipulated so that the jamb members can be ajusted relative to each other to assure the proper hanging of the door. Following the nal adjustment, the door can be closed and the door assembly itself is complete.
If, after an extended period of time, it is desired to re-adjust the settings of the jamb members, this can be done in a minimum of time and with a minimum amount of effort and skill. Such adjustment will require only a simple screw driver to manipulate the various screws 56 to effect the adjustment of the jamb members.
While one embodiment of this invention has been shown and described, it will be apparent that other adaptations and modifications can be made without departing from the true spirit and scope of the invention.
What is claimed is:
1. A doorjamb comprising: a pair of relatively shiftable longitudinally extending members, a first of said members having means for receiving and retaining an elongated fastener to permit the first member to be secured to a wall, each member having a pair of sides, the sides of one member being yieldable for movement into and out of frictional engagement with respective sides of the other member; a central member having a pair of relatively shiftable side walls between the side of said one member; a wedge between the side walls; and a screw threadably coupled to the wedge and extending through the other member, the screw being accessible externally of the members for causing the wedge to move said sides of said one member into frictional engagement with respective sides of the other member, whereby the members are releasably Iixed relative to each other.
2. A doorjamb as set forth in claim 1, wherein the outer faces of said side walls and the inner faces of said sides of said one member are serrated.
3. In a door assembly, a doorjamb comprising: a pair of relatively shiftable members of generally rigid material, each member having a pair of spaced sides, each side of one member being in proximity to and extending at least partially along a respective side of the other member, said sides of said one meember being yieldable for movement into and out of frictional engagement with respective sides of said other member; means shiftable along a path between the sides of said one member for forcing the last-mentioned sides into frictional engagement with respective sides of the other member; and means accessible externally of the members for shifting said forcing means along said path, a rst of said members having means thereon for receiving and retaining a fastener for mounting the rst member on a wall, the second of said members having a flange for engaging a door.
`4. In a door assembly as set forth in claim 3, wherein said forcing means includes a central element having a pair of spaced, yieldable side walls and a wedge between said side walls, said wedge being disposed to shift said side walls against the sides of a irst of said members in a direction to force the last-mentioned sides into frictional engagement with the sides of the second of said members.
5. In a door assembly as set forth in claim 3, wherein said forcing means includes a central element having a pair of spaced side walls, and a wedge between and movable relative to side walls for moving the latter apart when said wedge is moved in one direction, said one member and said central element being formed from a yieldable material, whereby said side walls may be urged against the sides of said one member when said wedge moves in said one direction to thereby force the last-mentioned sides into frictional engagement with respective sides of said other member, said shifting means including a screw extending through said other member and threadably coupled to said Wedge.
6. An adjustable doorjamb comprising: an inner member having a pair of relatively shiftable Side walls dening a space; means within the space and movable relative to said side walls for forcing the latter away from each other; a pair of elongated outer members adapted to be disposed in upright positions, each outer member having a pair of spaced sides, said inner member being between and engageable with the `sides of one of said outer members, the sides of said one outer member being yieldable for movement outwardly in response to the movement of said side walls away from each other and being in proximity to and frictionally engageable with the inner surfaces of respective sides of said other outer member; and means coupled with said forcing means and accessible exteriorly of said outer members for moving said forcing means in said space in a direction to ca-use said side walls to be forced away from each other, whereby the sides of said one outer member will be forced into frictional engagement with respective sides of the other outer member to thereby releasably interconnect said outer members, a first of said outer members having a crosspiece at the end thereof remote from the second of said outer members, the crosspiece having a hole for receiving a screw fastener, the second outer member having a flange extending outwardly therefrom in a direction away from said first outer member, the ange adapted to be engaged by a door when the rst member is mounted on a wall by a screw fastener.
7. An adjustable doorjamb as set forth in claim 6, wherein said inner member has a base interconnecting said side walls, there being a crosspiece interconnecting the sides of said other outer member, said base being in engagement with said crosspiece when said sides of :said one outer member functionally engage the sides 0f said other outer member.
8. An adj-ustable doorjamb as set forth in claim 7, wherein said moving means extends through and is shiftable relative to said crosspiece and said base.
9. An adjustable doorjamb as set forth in claim 8, wherein said base has a width substantially equal to the distance between the sides of said other outer member.
10, An adjustable doorjamb as set forth in claim 6, wherein said forcing means includes a wedge, the inner faces of said side walls being substantially complemental to the outer faces of said wedge.
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