US943800A - Guide-strip for sliding screens. - Google Patents

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US943800A
US943800A US50273309A US1909502733A US943800A US 943800 A US943800 A US 943800A US 50273309 A US50273309 A US 50273309A US 1909502733 A US1909502733 A US 1909502733A US 943800 A US943800 A US 943800A
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    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E05—LOCKS; KEYS; WINDOW OR DOOR FITTINGS; SAFES
    • E05D—HINGES OR SUSPENSION DEVICES FOR DOORS, WINDOWS OR WINGS
    • E05D15/00—Suspension arrangements for wings
    • E05D15/06—Suspension arrangements for wings for wings sliding horizontally more or less in their own plane
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    • E05—LOCKS; KEYS; WINDOW OR DOOR FITTINGS; SAFES
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  • GUIDE STRIP FOR SLIDING SCREENS GUIDE STRIP FOR SLIDING SCREENS.
  • the invention relates to guide strips on the casing of windows and similar openings for sliding screens and blinds and the present construction an improvement upon the guide strip shown in our Letters Patent Xe. 817,409, hearing date April 10, 1906; and the object of our in'iprovement first, to provide a metal guide strip which may be used by itself; second, to provide a combination wood and metal guide strip which has all the advantages of an allanetal strip.
  • metal portion being made in the U-shape with turned out edges which give the sides a strong bracing hold upon the supporting base, which base is preterably made of wood, as .in our former guide strip, so that it may be fitted to the inequalities of the casing the present base being so formed to greatly strengthen the metal portion of the guide strip.
  • Figure 1 is a sectional view at line X X in Fig. 1, showing the guide strips in section at each side of the window screen.
  • Fig. 2 is a side elevation of a portion of the window strip, showing the square notch for the catch and the method of attaching the strip to the wood base and easing.
  • Fig. 3 is a sectional view at line Y Y in Fig. 2.
  • Fig. 1 is a plan view of a window screen and the guide strips at each side, the central portion of the screen being broken away both vertically and horizontally.
  • Fig. 5 shows a Side and end ele vation of the metallic portion of the strip having notches therein with a beveled side; and
  • Fig. 6 shows similar views with square sided notches therein.
  • Fig. 7 is a plan view of the under side of a portion of the metal strip showing a brace soldered within the same to hold the sides or the metal portion of the strip at the attaching points so as to hold the metal part of the guide strip firmly in line; and Fig. 8 shows side and end i elevations of the same.
  • the numeral 10 indicates the wooden portion or base of the guide strip which has a tongue 11 formed on its outer edge for attaching the sheet metal portion 12.
  • Sheet metal portion .12 is made in a U-shaped form having the edges 13 adjacent the base turned outwardly so that the tongue of the wood base fits within the metal part ['2 and preferably extends part way toward filling the same. it not being necessary to entirely fill said metal part 12 by the tongue 11 except in extremely light metals.
  • the sides of the base 10 each side of the tongue 11 are grooved out to receive the turned firmly fit within the same and brace against the sides of the tongue and base.
  • the extens on of the metal part 12 down each side of the tongue 11 also prevents the base 10 from splitting when attached to the casing 1 1.
  • metal cross braces 15 are provided preferably at.
  • the metal part 12 is attached to the base 10 and casing 14- by suitable nails or screws 16. It is apparent that the brace 15 might be continuous.
  • the shape of the metal part 12 allows of the easy insertion of the guide within the groove 18 in the frame side of a screen or inside blind. Also when it is des red to provide notches for catches or bolts in order to hold a window or screen. either a square sided or beveled sided notch may be easily provided within the metal portion 12 by cut; ting a notch there n in the desired shape and then attaching in the notch a piece of sheet metal bent to the form of the notch. as shown at 17 in Figs. 2. 5, and G. or the sheet metal may be pressed in by suitable dies.
  • the base 10 of the guide strip is left uncovered by sheet metal in order that it may be fitted to the window casing.
  • Casings are often out of edges 13 of the metal part 12 so that they casings are parallel, as for example, in sheet metal work, and the form of the oppositely turned flanges 13 being preferably as shown in Figs. 5, (3, and 8 so as to press squarely against the casing.
  • the sheet metal tie or brace 15 serving the purpose of keeping the sides of the guide strip from spreading apart.
  • a guide strip for sl ding screens and .he like comprising a U-shaped sheet metal str p, cross braces for the inner sides of said U-shaped sheet metal strip at the attaching points, said strip having notches in the outer edge thereof the walls of said notches formed of sheet metal soldered to said strip, and means for attaching said strip to a support.
  • A- guide strip for sliding screens and the like comprising a U-shaped strip 12 having turned out edges 14, a cross brace attached to the inner sides of said strip,.. a wooden bas portion 10 having a lengthwise tongue to fit; within said U-shaped strip and receive said turned out edges on each side of said tongue strip 12 having holes therein for attaching to the base portiom substantially as and for the purpose specified;

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H. W. & W. W. WATSON.
GUIDE STRIP FOR SLIDING SCREENS.
APPLICATION TILED JUNEN, 1909.
943,800. Patented Dec. 21, 1909.
sirens PATENT enrich.
HENRY. vr. WATSON AND WILLIAM w. WATSON, or .mi'ans'rovvn, NEW Yoiszx.
GUIDE-STRIP FOR SLIDING SCR EENS.
Specification of Letters Patent.
Patented Dec. 21, 19 09.
Application filed June 17, 1909. Serial No. 502,733.
To all whom it may concern:
Be it known that we flnvny W. \Vnrson and \VILLIAM W'. lVA'rso'x, citizens of the United States, and residentsot' Jamestown, in the county of Chautauqua and State of New York, have invented new and useful Improvements in Guide-Strips for Sliding Screens, of which the following, taken in connection with the accompanying drawing, is a full, clear, and exact description.
The invention relates to guide strips on the casing of windows and similar openings for sliding screens and blinds and the present construction an improvement upon the guide strip shown in our Letters Patent Xe. 817,409, hearing date April 10, 1906; and the object of our in'iprovement first, to provide a metal guide strip which may be used by itself; second, to provide a combination wood and metal guide strip which has all the advantages of an allanetal strip. so that it may be notched for catches in the metal portion; said metal portion being made in the U-shape with turned out edges which give the sides a strong bracing hold upon the supporting base, which base is preterably made of wood, as .in our former guide strip, so that it may be fitted to the inequalities of the casing the present base being so formed to greatly strengthen the metal portion of the guide strip.
In the drawings, Figure 1 is a sectional view at line X X in Fig. 1, showing the guide strips in section at each side of the window screen. Fig. 2 is a side elevation of a portion of the window strip, showing the square notch for the catch and the method of attaching the strip to the wood base and easing. Fig. 3 is a sectional view at line Y Y in Fig. 2. Fig. 1 is a plan view of a window screen and the guide strips at each side, the central portion of the screen being broken away both vertically and horizontally. Fig. 5 shows a Side and end ele vation of the metallic portion of the strip having notches therein with a beveled side; and Fig. 6 shows similar views with square sided notches therein. Fig. 7 is a plan view of the under side of a portion of the metal strip showing a brace soldered within the same to hold the sides or the metal portion of the strip at the attaching points so as to hold the metal part of the guide strip firmly in line; and Fig. 8 shows side and end i elevations of the same.
Similar numerals refer to corresponding parts in the several views.
The numeral 10 indicates the wooden portion or base of the guide strip which has a tongue 11 formed on its outer edge for attaching the sheet metal portion 12.
Sheet metal portion .12 is made in a U-shaped form having the edges 13 adjacent the base turned outwardly so that the tongue of the wood base fits within the metal part ['2 and preferably extends part way toward filling the same. it not being necessary to entirely fill said metal part 12 by the tongue 11 except in extremely light metals. The sides of the base 10 each side of the tongue 11 are grooved out to receive the turned firmly fit within the same and brace against the sides of the tongue and base. The extens on of the metal part 12 down each side of the tongue 11 also prevents the base 10 from splitting when attached to the casing 1 1. In order to hold the sheet metal channel shaped part 12 so that it can not separate or spread, metal cross braces 15 are provided preferably at. the point of attachment to the casing so that the metal brace 15 will brace upon the sides of the screw or nail thereby preventing sidewise movement or syn'eading of the metal part 12. The metal part 12 is attached to the base 10 and casing 14- by suitable nails or screws 16. It is apparent that the brace 15 might be continuous.
The shape of the metal part 12 allows of the easy insertion of the guide within the groove 18 in the frame side of a screen or inside blind. Also when it is des red to provide notches for catches or bolts in order to hold a window or screen. either a square sided or beveled sided notch may be easily provided within the metal portion 12 by cut; ting a notch there n in the desired shape and then attaching in the notch a piece of sheet metal bent to the form of the notch. as shown at 17 in Figs. 2. 5, and G. or the sheet metal may be pressed in by suitable dies.
As in our former guide strip. the base 10 of the guide strip is left uncovered by sheet metal in order that it may be fitted to the window casing. Casings are often out of edges 13 of the metal part 12 so that they casings are parallel, as for example, in sheet metal work, and the form of the oppositely turned flanges 13 being preferably as shown in Figs. 5, (3, and 8 so as to press squarely against the casing. the sheet metal tie or brace 15 serving the purpose of keeping the sides of the guide strip from spreading apart. a
We claim as new:
1. A guide strip for sl ding screens and .he like comprising a U-shaped sheet metal str p, cross braces for the inner sides of said U-shaped sheet metal strip at the attaching points, said strip having notches in the outer edge thereof the walls of said notches formed of sheet metal soldered to said strip, and means for attaching said strip to a support.
2. A- guide strip for sliding screens and the like comprising a U-shaped strip 12 having turned out edges 14, a cross brace attached to the inner sides of said strip,.. a wooden bas portion 10 having a lengthwise tongue to fit; within said U-shaped strip and receive said turned out edges on each side of said tongue strip 12 having holes therein for attaching to the base portiom substantially as and for the purpose specified;
In testimony whereof we have signed our names to this specification in the presence of two subscribing witnesses.
HENRY XV. \VATSON.
-WILLIA M V. "WATSON.
l=\''itu -sscs:
I. A. ELLswon'rn, A. \V. Kn'rrnn.
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