Classifications

• • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
  • E06—DOORS, WINDOWS, SHUTTERS, OR ROLLER BLINDS IN GENERAL; LADDERS
  • E06B—FIXED OR MOVABLE CLOSURES FOR OPENINGS IN BUILDINGS, VEHICLES, FENCES OR LIKE ENCLOSURES IN GENERAL, e.g. DOORS, WINDOWS, BLINDS, GATES
  • E06B9/00—Screening or protective devices for wall or similar openings, with or without operating or securing mechanisms; Closures of similar construction
  • E06B9/01—Grilles fixed to walls, doors, or windows; Grilles moving with doors or windows; Walls formed as grilles, e.g. claustra

Definitions

• the invention now advocated consists of a constructive process of window bars, fences and the like, preferably for use in DIY.
• This invention characterizes a modular construction for windows, fences and the like, based on thick plates and tubes, which are linked to each other through means provided at the ends of the tubes, as well as means for linking both the windows and the fences, to the walls or gaps where they will be housed.
• this modular construction characterizes the incorporation of a clamping means between plates and tubes by the use of other additional parts.
• Modular fences and fences of the same applicant are the Model 1034506U and the P.l. of application number 9701116 and its certificates of addition, of application numbers 9702195 and 9800617.
• the invention object of the present report refers to a procedure for the construction of bars, or fences, preferably for application in DIY, even when its use by professionals is not ruled out given the degree of simplicity and the high modulability they present, which added to its ease of transport and assembly on site make it tremendously versatile, safe and low cost.
• the fences and fences claimed have their components loose, both horizontal and vertical, in modulated measures of different lengths, or in standard or standardized measures.
• This invention characterizes the new means of linking the vertical to the horizontal elements, which together with those already described and claimed in the previous patents form a wide bouquet of possibilities of realization of this linkage between components, in this specific case they consist of the embodiment both at the ends of the tubes and at the perforations of the plates, of embedded geometric figures such as saw teeth, threads, keyways and others, even a narrowing of the section of the tube, either circular, square or any other section .
• These means consist of metal elements, formed in the form of "L”, one of whose branches has a perforation, and the other of some folds at its ends, suitable to accommodate the respective plates.
• Figure I a is a top view of one of the plates, specifically in its keyway fixing option.
• Figure 2 a corresponds to a frontal view of interlocking at both ends with the keyway system.
• Figure 3 a corresponds to a front view, same as the previous one but with one of its ends housed on a stud.
• Figure 4 a is a top view of one of the plates, specifically in which the bars are threaded to the plates.
• Figure 5 a shows the bars attached to the threaded plates.
• Figure 6 a corresponds to a linkage equal to the previous one but with one of its ends housed on a stud.
• Figure 7 a represents a front view of interlocking bars to the plates by threaded on pivots linked to the plates.
• Figure 8 a corresponds to a linkage equal to the previous one but with one of the ends of the bars connected on a non-threaded pivot.
• Figure 9 a corresponds again to a front view, where the link between the bar and the plate is made by a system of "teeth of saw “executed both on the ends of the bars and on the holes provided in the plates.
• Figure 10 a is the same as the previous one but with one of its ends housed on a solitary joint with one of the plates.
• Figure 11 a corresponds to detail A of figure 9 a .
• Figure 12 a represents a link between the fence and the bar by extrangulation of the end of it.
• Figure 13 a corresponds to the gripping piece of the fence to the window frame.
• Figure 14 shows a section of the part of adaptation required by the expanding rivet.
• Figure 15 shows an expansion rivet
• Figure 16 shows how the plate would barrote union thanks to the adapter piece and the expanding rivet.
• Figure 17 shows a solid bar, which has been drilled for the insertion of the expanding rivet.
• Figure 18 shows an elevation and a plan of the joining system by means of a key or wedge.
• the present invention relates to a constructive process of window grilles, fences and the like, preferably for DIY or even professional applications as it is a very easy and safe assembly, since the maximum tools to to use would be a metal saw, a hammer and a tightening wrench, these tools that would be simplified in the case of using standard or standard size grilles.
• embodiments have been arranged for the execution of modular fences or fences, with the two ends of the same bars, and similar ones for use with non-standard or non-standard measures, in which one end of the respective bars coincides with that corresponding to those of standardized size, and the other is arranged to lodge in respective pivots or lugs linked to a of the bars forming the fence or fence, while the other plate has holes, regularly distributed, where the shape corresponding to each bar has to be carved.
• the end provided to be housed on the pivot can also be used by throttling the end of the latter, which would simply be introduced in the corresponding prefraction provided on the plate.
• Another of the proposed variants consists of threading the ends of the rod, and therefore the holes of the plates, always with a threaded end unlike the alphabet, as seen in Figures 5 a and 6 a .
• a new anchoring system is represented, consisting on this occasion to perform on the ends of the corresponding bars, a saw-shaped carving, always providing that the hardness of The metallic elements must be different, that is, it is expected that the plates (3) are of greater hardness than the bars, so that when they enter their antagonists they deform somewhat and adapt.
• a new link is planned for both gates or fences, to the corresponding gaps or areas, of use for both modular or non-modular elements, which has the great advantage of not having to carry out any type of works for its installation, since it is enough to perform convenient drills and introduce they are tacos, or screws, of those commonly marketed but always of those of the type that presents its breakable head when it is tightened, so that afterwards it is very difficult to unlock.
• first wing (10) that has a hole-like hole (11) for the passage of the screw, and a second wing (12) with its ridged ends as a "U" (13), for the housing of the plates (3) and (5).
• the wing (10) will be rotated 90 ° a as shown in Figure 13 a .
• Figure 14 shows a section of the adaptation piece (14), which is necessary for the expansion rivet (15) to have some utility and allows the attachment of the bar (1) to the plate (3).
• the adaptation piece (14) enters the hollow of the bar (1), that is to say its outer diameter is equal to the inside of the bar (1), and said piece (14) has its outer part in a serrated shape, thus allowing ensure that once the adaptation piece (14) has been introduced under pressure on the hollow of the bar (l), its union is ensured.

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