US946462A - Sliding-door. - Google Patents

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AI'PLIOAI'IOI "LID IIL! l. 1000.

. IN VEN TOR' d.- i Mwlmwn a llarmfv QU 0 a 1MM? ee liorilontal section taken in the plane of the .wall above the door-o ienin ll, und l) in li ononon rnrlnaoii, or new annue, mummia.

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Patented Jan. iii, ioio.

Application lied Jiily l, 1000. Iartal le. DI.

To all whom it may concern:

Beit known that I Gnomi: limnieos', citixen of the United tetee, residing ut New Urleima, in the parioh'of Orleans and Stute I of Louisiane, lieve invented new and useful Improvements in Sliding Door, ol' which the following is a epecitication. 4 2

M invention has to do with sliding doorsl .for x cern, and the object of the invention Al is to provide in combination with n box cnr und a sliding door, simple and inexpensive means for rendering tho door storm-proof when Ithe en me ia closed, and this without interfering with free sliding of the door to undv from ite cloaed position.

With the fo i in mind, the Iinvention w ll fully un from the following d ption end claim when the s ame are reed in connection with the drawing aemganying and forming part ot this speci.

on,in which. intro l il n lido elevation showin ii portion of the body of a box oer and e s iding door oonetructed in eooordenoe with my invention; the door being in ita o n poention. Fig. 2 ie an enlar vertice section,

taken in the inne in cated by the line 2-2 of Fig. 1 ooking in the direction indicated by n w. l'ig. 8- is an enlarged line of Fig. l, looliing downwardly.

Similar lettera designate torresponding in all of the views ot the drawings, re-

iig to which:

A il lo much ofl side wall of n box-cer i body aa ie neoeemiry to illustratie the prei (erred embodiment of my invention; the said l wlllbeiif provided with tho'imuiil door-l C il elioriwntal guide bnr fixed tothe limllll' bei' lixed to wa l A ielow the dooi'- o Tlie laid bara C and I) are preterbly of metal and are of Z-forin in oroseieeotioii aa ap moet clearly in Fig. 2.

E il the' slidlnf door, of wood, metal or other auitnble me erinl, dia sedbetween thel lioriaontal'portione o! the ni C and D and at the inner aidee of the outer llnngee thereof and edby preference, with wheels:A e. or ea 4'emi-nt, und l" l" nre upriglihZ-berii, preferablfy of metal, a plied l to the vertioel edlen o the door, lint mov nhle with'tlitdoor et' the inner sides of tho .l

-outer thingee of the liorizoiitiil Zban- C and l), und designed,when the door iii cloned, to beur iiguinet the outer aide of tliewall A, und operiite with aaid bare C and' D in forininli e weather guard entirely around the closeifl t oor and rendering the name atorinproo 'lho foregoi will be better understood when it in stat that the joints between the upper und lower ends of the door and the interior of the car'are hi ped or bridged by the horizontal Z-bnrs, iin the joints between the vertical edges of the .door and the interior of the car are, when the door ie closed, liiped or bridged by tbe vertical Zbeni l", wit the result that ii complete weiither strip is formed iiround the closed door, end this without interfering inv any iiieiniure with the ordinary .sliding 'of the door in the upper und lower 24mm C und l) to and from the closed position. 'lhe inner flan bars l ii're arranged flush with e inneriiido of the door E, and lieni'o it will be miinifest that the nid barn will nerve the function eueribed to them without interfering in any measure with the slidin of the door. i

ln'uddition to the chie advantage usciibed to the upright Z-bers it will be observed that they lend increa strength to the door und serve when the door ia made of wood to lool-uan weur iind irolong the usefulness there of, und this wit iout adding greatly to the vost of the door.

l nin well uwere thnt the combination of u wull hnving ii door openin;l therein, lior'.'

nontnl Z-lnirsi fixed to sind we and iirran uhove nnd below the door npenin an a door uliduble in the unid Z-lmio an( to and from u elm-led xwition. is old. iinil l thereforo nuiko no e nini to Viid rouihinution; but Whitt l rlniin nml lenire to norui'e by lltterH-lnti-nt. iw:l

'lhe eonilliinitiou with n woll hiivini; n door o )ening therein. horizontul Z-bimi fixed to siiiti the door opening. und n door uiidiihle between the horizontal portions :and iit the inner sides of the onli Hungria o :mid horizontal Z-lnirs where y the 'oints lietneen thil upper nml lower ends o the door und the door opening.' iiie lnpped or bridged h iixeil tu the i'tilii'nl dgt of the door und Blidulile with 'the onine. n. the inner solos of the seid' willi und urlunizvd nhove und below a ummm f the outer Ihn of the wrizontal Z-hlrs :md yering nu extending horinntall in bath dmctons from tho und vertaal ges etwn the vertical ges of the door and 2 i .Imm J. Wmumwn,

:ne door opening. v A. J. UKmm In tcstifnnny hea-wf I have hereunto sut my hand m prgsvnc of two subscribing wit: nca-wes.

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