WO2009003431A1 - Glasscheiben-geländer - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a railing that contains clamped in its foot glass panes and in which therefore can be dispensed with railing post.
- GM Railing Under the name "GM Railing” a glass pane railing of the type mentioned is known. Each of the existing glass panes of this railing construction is glued with its lower longitudinal edge area in a U-profile. Glass pane and U-profile form a firmly assembled construction and assembly module, which can be hung in a mounting profile arranged on site. The installation of such a railing is not possible with any glass panes but only with the discs already containing modules. Since the U-profile and the glass pane are a solid component, the U-profile and glass pane of each module must always be the same length, which must be taken into account during construction (assembly) and during repair and replacement work. In addition, the module weight to be considered during assembly does not only include the weight of the glass pane but always also the weight of the U-profile.
- the present invention seeks to provide an easy to install, economically priced and technically flawless glass pane railing.
- the individual glass pane which can also consist of several, for example two, firmly interconnected as bonded together individual slices, in which they use clamped holding U-profile loose, and then either the U-profile with a flow or pasty to fill curable filling material and / or to arrange the glass pane by means such as wedge-like inserts tip over while accurately aligned in the respective U-profile. Between the inserts existing free spaces can be filled with filler.
- this U-profile Before inserting a sheet of glass in a U-profile, this U-profile can already be fixed to an on-site fixed mounting profile mounted as hung in particular.
- the attachment can also be made by means of screw or welded connections.
- wedges can then be used so that they do not press directly against the glass surface. As a result, the glass surface can not be damaged, which would otherwise significantly increase the risk of breakage of the disc.
- Wedges can be made of any solid, even metallic material.
- the wedges between the U-profile and profile bodies which may be formed as a U-shaped protection profile, are placed. It is also possible to insert one or more wedges into a slot provided in a lateral profile body. In the latter case, the respective profile body is pressed against one or both legs of the U-profile.
- the wedging method according to the invention makes it possible to replace only a glass pane when the glass pane breaks; the U-profile does not need to be replaced.
- the U-profile does not need to be replaced.
- several discs can be used. In this case, a disc project beyond the U-profile in its longitudinal direction. The outstanding part of the disc could find room in another U-profile.
- FIG. 1 shows a section through a first embodiment of a glass pane clamped holding construction of a glass sheet railing according to the invention
- FIG. 2 is a partial perspective view of the present in the railing of FIG. 1 components
- FIG. 3 is a view similar to FIG. 1, with a laterally offset from the longitudinal axis of the U-profile clamped glass,
- FIG. 4 shows a section through a wedge to be used in the railing according to FIG. 3, FIG.
- FIG. 5 shows a section through a section of a second embodiment of a wedge
- FIG. 6 shows a section of a railing similar to FIG. 3, in a non-wedges containing longitudinal section of the railing,
- Fig. 7 is a schematic sectional view of an inventive
- FIG. 8 is a schematic sectional view of an inventive
- Railing attached to a substructure on-site, provided at the top and at the front of a solid component
- FIG. 9 is a schematic sectional view of a railing according to the invention attached to the upper side of a solid component
- FIG. 15 shows a section through a further embodiment of a railing according to the invention, in which the glass pane is not held clamped by U-shaped profiles and wedges but by a potting compound in a U-profile,
- Fig. 16 is a sectional view of a in an edged U-profile without
- the U-profile is fastened by means of a welded connection on the side of a stationary substructure
- FIG. 17 shows a representation similar to FIG. 16, in which the angular U-profile is welded standing on a stationary substructure, FIG.
- FIG. 18 is a view similar to FIG. 9, with a likewise edged bend having edged U-profile,
- FIG. 19 is a view similar to FIG. 2, with a multi-part U-shaped U-profile, 20 shows a section through a further embodiment, similar to FIG. 10, with a multi-part U-shaped U-profile and with differently short and long wedges, FIG.
- FIG. 21 is a view similar to FIG. 3, with an angular U-profile and with further embodiments for a U-shaped profile and for wedges,
- FIG. 22 shows sections of the U-shaped profile and wedges according to FIG. 21, FIG.
- FIG. 23 is an illustration of a not exactly stationary aligned substructure similar to FIG. 9, attached and thereby exactly aligned glass sheet railing of FIG. 21,
- 25 is a section along the line 25-25 of FIG. 24, with additionally held clamped glass,
- 26 is a section along the line 26-26 of FIG. 24, with additional, not yet inserted into the U-profile glass,
- FIG. 27 is a partial sectional view of the bottom portion of another U-shaped profile according to the invention when it is inserted into a U-profile
- FIG. 28 shows the U-shaped profile according to FIG. 27, completely inserted into a U-profile according to the invention
- FIG. 29 is a view similar to that of FIG. 26, with a different U-shaped profile
- FIG. 29 is an enlarged detail view of FIG. 29,
- FIG. 31 is a view similar to that of FIG. 25, with the U-shaped profile of FIG. 29, 30, 32 is a view similar to that of FIG. 27, with a different, 2-part U-shaped profile,
- FIG. 33 is a perspective view of one of the two parts of the 2-part U-shaped profile of FIG. 32,
- FIG. 34 shows a representation similar to that of FIG. 32, with the U-shaped profile completely inserted, FIG.
- Fig. 35 is an illustration of another U-shaped profile.
- a glass pane railing 10 is shown with its foot portion in sections in Fig. 1.
- two glass panes 16, 16 firmly bonded together via an adhesive layer 13, are seated with their foot region 18 held in a U-profile 20.
- the left and right legs 22, 24 of the U-profile 20 are planar and protruding to form a respective fillet 26, 28 at right angles from a bottom 30 of the U-profile 20 forming web in the drawing upwards.
- At the upper end of the right leg 24 there is a 180 degree turn 32. With this bend 32, the U-profile 20 can be hung in a mounting profile, for example from above, as shown by way of example in FIGS. 7 to 9.
- the two legs 22, 24 of the U-profile 20 may be different lengths.
- the inner leg 24 could be made lower than the outer leg 22, in particular for optical reasons.
- the glass pane 16 is enclosed tightly by a U-shaped profile 34.
- This U-shaped profile 34 has a bottom 36 with a lateral left and right Eckabschrägung 38, 40.
- a left wall 42 and right wall 44 projects approximately at right angles to the top.
- the wall thickness 46 of the two walls 42, 44 increases towards the top, away from the bottom 36, continuously.
- the clear width 48 between the two walls 42, 44 is constantly large. The width 48 could also decrease slightly towards the top, so that then the two walls 42, 44 upwards would lean slightly towards each other. In any case, the maximum clear width 48 between the two walls 42, 44 in the present example, slightly smaller than the width or thickness 49 of the glass sheet 16.
- the slight pushing apart of the two walls 42, 44 can be facilitated by a respective inner fillet 50, 52 in the transition region of the wall 42, 44 with the bottom 36.
- the slight enlargement of the clear width 48 of the U-shaped profile 34 is made possible by longitudinal slots 54 or 56, 58 formed from inside and outside into the bottom 36.
- the glass pane 16 can therefore be set with cap-shaped tight U-shaped profile 34 into the U-profile 20 from above.
- the U-shaped profile 34 is made of lightweight plastic material which has sufficient compressive strength. The weight of the glass pane 16 is only slightly increased by the pushed onto it U-shaped profile 34.
- wedges 60, 62 between the left leg 22 and the left wall 42 and between the right leg 24 and the right wall 44 are inserted. If the glass pane 16 is placed exactly in the middle between the two legs 22, 24 of the U-profile 20, the left and right wedge 60, 62 are the same size. In a non-central arrangement of the glass pane 16 in the U-profile 20, which may be the case for not exactly aligned U-profile 20, the two wedges 60, 62 are not equal in cross section.
- the two wedges 60, 62, or in general the wedges used to wed the glass sheet 16, may preferably be made from a much longer wedge than shown in FIG.
- the wedges 60 and 62 are made in the present example of hard plastic with a Shore hardness of about 85. They can also consist of metallic material. Thus, the glass sheet 16 with an attached U-shaped profile 34 can be easily inserted into the U-section 20, the maximum width 76 of the U-shaped profile 34 is smaller than the clear width 78 between the two legs 22, 24 of the U-shaped Profile 20.
- Fig. 3 the above-mentioned non-central orientation of the glass sheet 16 in a U-profile 20 is shown. This eccentric position is drawn through, while the central alignment is indicated by dash-dotted lines. It can be seen that the different thickness wedges 60 and 62 on the two outer sides of the glass sheet 16. These two sections 60, 62 may, as already mentioned above, from a long wedge 61 (Fig. 4) have been generated by the same breaking through ,
- the wedge 63 shown in Fig. 5 differs from the wedges 60 to 62 in that on its outer side 73, a plastic coating 82 is present.
- This plastic coating is applied to the otherwise made of metallic material wedge 63.
- the plastic coating 82 can increase the sliding friction between the wedge and the preferably made of metallic material U-profile 20 and thus favorably influence.
- a plastic material consisting of a U-shaped profile 34 and a metallic wedge 63 also has a high sliding friction, which together with the very slightly inclined contact surface of the wedge 63 on the U-shaped profile 34 ensures that the wedges are not independent back out of the U-profile 20 can work out.
- the wedges 60, 62 need not be arranged continuously in the longitudinal direction (perpendicular to the plane of the drawing) of the U-profile 20. Where there are no wedges, the cavity between the U-shaped profile 34 and the U-profile 20 can be filled by a potting compound 84 (FIG. 6). This potting compound 84 can be introduced in the liquid or pasty state into the U-profile 20 and then harden there in the profile 20. Regularly, it may be appropriate to seal the interior of the U-profile 20 by an upper permanently elastic mass 86, 88 or by a cover weatherproof and UV-resistant. With such designed as left and right cap profile two cover profiles, which are not shown in the drawing, the U-profile 20 could be capped on the two outer sides of the glass pane 16.
- the respective U-profile 20 is fastened screwed to a leg 90 or 92 or 94 which is vertically aligned in the present exemplary case.
- the upper bend 32 of the U-profile 20 encloses the respective end of this leg 90, 92, 94 from above. It would also be possible for the U-profile with its bend to be connected to the respective leg 90, 92, 94 in terms of load.
- a mounting plate 100 is fixed to the end face 96 of a solid component 98, which projects beyond the upper side 102 of this solid component 98 somewhat upwards.
- an L-profile 104 is attached to the mounting plate 100.
- the required fixing screw 106 holds in the present example case, the mounting plate 100 to the solid component 98 firmly.
- the horizontal leg 108 of this L-profile 104 projects horizontally from the solid component 98 and carries the U-profile 20 resting on it from above.
- the horizontal leg 108 is used to attach the U-profile 20 to the horizontal leg 108 the L-profile 104 and the bottom 30 of the U-section 20 passing through fastening screw 110th
- the U-profile 20 can be arranged arbitrarily high out of the end face 96 and then, for example, also flush with the upper side 102.
- the attachment structure illustrated in FIG. 8 differs from that in FIG. 7 essentially in that, instead of the attachment plate 100, a T-shaped attachment profile 120 is fixedly attached to the solid component 98.
- the L-profile 124 used in relation to the L-profile 104 in FIG. 8 has one relative to the L-profile 104 shortened vertical leg 125, with which it is screwed to the solid component 98, as is basically the case with the L-profile 104 of the case.
- a mounting bracket 126 is fixedly mounted at a distance from the front end face 96 of a solid component 98 on its upper side 102.
- a U-profile 20 is in the present example by means of two fastening screws 128 which engage through the vertical leg 94 of this mounting bracket 126 in the present example from the outside and engage in the right leg 24 of the U-profile 20 in or in the present example through this right Legs 24 pass through, attached to this vertical leg 94.
- the designated screw holes in the vertical leg 94 could also be long holes. Then the U-profile 20 could rest with its bottom 30 on the upper side 102 of the solid component 98.
- the fastening screws 128 would then provide only for a horizontal orientation of the U-profile 20 at the mounting bracket 126.
- several Abdschreib- threaded pins 112, 114 are present, with which - in a similar manner as in the Fig. 7 of the case - the U-profile 20 can be aligned with the vertical leg 94. In appropriate cases, an alignment of the U-profile 20 could also be performed with only one of the pins 112, 114.
- the U-profile 20 can protrude by appropriate arrangement of the mounting bracket 126 and the end face 96.
- a U-shaped profile 130 of another type is present.
- its two lateral walls 132, 134 have a down to the bottom 136 of this profile 130 from top to bottom continuous slot 138, 140.
- the left wall 132 thereby has two wall parts 132.1 and 132.2, through the slot 138 are spaced from each other.
- Comparable two wall parts 134.1 and 134.2 are also present in the mirror image other wall 134.
- a clear distance 142 is present between the lower region 133 of the wall part 132.1 and the left leg 22 of the U-profile 20.
- This clear distance 142 is smaller in the present case than a comparable distance 144 between the upper portion 135 of this wall portion 132.1 and the left leg 22.
- the maximum width 76 of this U-shaped profile 130 is smaller than the maximum clear width 78 of the U-profile 20.
- the mutual clear distance between the two wall parts 132.2 and 134.2 corresponds to the clear width 48 of the U-shaped profile 34th
- short or long pins 150, 152 or short or long wedges 154, 156 can be inserted from above (FIGS. 11 to 14).
- the pins and wedges have tabs 158 formed at right angles thereon. The tabs prevent the pins or keys from being fully recessed into the slots 138, 140 from above. Due to the molded-on lugs 158, the pins or wedges can be easily pulled out of the slots 138, 140 again. The latter is helpful in order to lift the disc-16, for example, from the U-profile 20 up again. This could be necessary in case of a disk break.
- the left wall part 132.1 in its lower portion 133 and in its upper portion 135 on the inside of the left leg 22 can be pressed applied. This results in an upper and lower two-point storage of the left wall 132 on this left leg 22.
- the two-point storage is ensured by a concave concavity 159, which is also present in the right wall portion 134.1 in a comparable manner.
- a slot 138, 140 and more of the pins and wedges 150, 152, 154, 156 can be inserted in combination together.
- the type and number of pins or wedges depends on the respective existing distances 142, 144 and the width of the slots 138, 140. With the pins and wedges not only the lateral but also a planned tilted or not tilted orientation of the disc 16 are enabled in the profile 20.
- a potting compound 160 can be filled into the interior of the U-profile 20 in liquid or pasty or another suitable state. Regularly, this disc 16 is previously placed with its foot part 18 in this potting compound 160 and thereby superimposed on a point or continuous block 162 on the bottom 30 of the U-profile 20. It would also be possible to place the glass pane 16 into the existing potting compound 160.
- the glass pane 16 is then fixedly fixed in position in the interior of the U-profile 20.
- the U-profile 20 can then, as exemplified above, mounted in stationary existing construction parts or otherwise secured. Also in this embodiment, it may be useful, which depends on the material of the potting compound 160 to cover this potting compound 160 from above by a permanently elastic mass 86, 88 and alternatively or additionally by cover profiles protective.
- the U-profile 20.2 shown in FIG. 16 has left and right legs 22.2, 24.2 and a bottom 30.2. Between the two legs 22.2, 24.2 and the bottom 30.2 no rounding 26 or 28 is present, as is the case with the U-profile 20.
- the U-profile 20.2 is edged. In contrast to the U-profile 20 described above, no 180-degree bend is present on the right leg 24.2 of the U-profile 20.2. Also, the U-profile 20 could be formed without such a 180-degree bend 32.
- the U-profile 20.2 in which a glass pane 16 can be kept clamped in the same way as in the U-profile 20, is welded with its right leg 24.2 via an upper and lower weld 170, 172 on a stationary mounting structure designed as a plate 174 , A mounting structure by means of welded joints could also be made in the above U-profile 20.
- the U-profile 20.2 shown in FIG. 17 is welded to two stationary welds 170, 172 on a stationary base plate 176.
- the U-profile 20.2 can therefore be arranged hanging or standing on a fixed mounting structure.
- the U-profile 20.2 may also be equipped with a 180-degree bend at the upper edge of its example, right leg 24.2, which is indicated in Fig. 17 as non-rounded, edged 180-degree bend 32.2 dash-dotted lines. By way of such a bend 32.2, the U-profile 20.2 could also be attached to a stationary fastening structure.
- FIG. 18 such a suspended construction is shown.
- the U-profile 20.3 shown there corresponds to the U-profile 20.2 with the difference that it is equipped with an angular 180-degree bend 32.2.
- This U-profile 20.3 rests with its 180-degree bend 32.2 over several washers 178 from above on the vertical leg 94 of a fastened to a solid component 98 mounting bracket 126.
- In the leg 94 is a slot 180 which is penetrated by a fastening screw 128 from the outside.
- the fastening screw 128 engages in a blind hole 182 present in the right leg 24.2.
- the right leg 24.2 and thus the entire U-profile 20.3 are aligned relative to the mounting bracket 126.
- the U-shaped profile 34.2 differs from the U-shaped profile 34 essentially in that it consists of three profile bodies not in one piece but in several parts. These three profile bodies form the bottom 36.3 and the left and right walls 42.3, 44.3 of the U-shaped profile 34.2.
- the three profile bodies correspond in shape to the corresponding parts of the U-shaped profile 34 with the difference that in the present case, the bottom 36.3 no left and right Eckabschrägung 38, 40 and also no upper or lower longitudinal slots 54, 56, 58 have.
- a U-shaped profile 130.3 is present in the U-profile 20.3, which corresponds to the U-shaped profile 130 (FIG. 10), with the difference that it is again composed of three profile bodies , as is the case in a comparable manner with the U-shaped profile 34.2 shown in FIG.
- the left wall 132.3 and the right wall 134.3 stand loosely and vertically on the floor 136.3 possessing a rectangular cross section.
- the U-profile 20.3 can in turn, as shown by way of example in FIG. 10, be attached to a substructure such as, for example, to a mounting bracket 146 or attached to the same welded or screwed.
- a U-shaped profile 34.4 comparable to the U-shaped profile 34 is present, which differs from the U-shaped profile 34 in that in the upper region of its left and right walls 42.4 , 44.4 a structured, rough surface 190 is present.
- this surface 190 is serrated. It could also be slightly wavy, for example.
- a similar textured, rough surface 192 is also present on the outside of a right and left wedge 60.4, 62.4, so that two rough surfaces 190, 192 abut each other and can provide for a mutual large friction.
- With differently long and differently shaped wedges can then be held in a corresponding profile 20, 20.3 clamped a glass plate 16 in a U-shaped profile 20.3 exactly aligned not only in lateral, but also in vertical orientation.
- the U-shaped profile 34.4 is shown in a state produced in the transverse direction as an elongated extruded profile.
- a glass pane 16 can be placed on its central part (bottom) and its two outer sides (walls 42,4, 44.4) are pivoted upwards by approximately 90 degrees against the two outer sides of the glass pane 16.
- the apparent in Fig. 22 (horizontal) length of the central part is slightly shorter than the thickness 49 of the glass sheet 16.
- the present in the central part (bottom) upper and lower longitudinal grooves 194 allow expansion of the central part and thus a tight fit of the U-shaped profile 34.4 around the foot region of the glass pane 16 around.
- FIG. 23 shows a constellation comparable to FIG.
- the mounting bracket 126 is not rectangular but obliquely on the solid component 98 stationary.
- the U-section 20.3 can be aligned exactly vertical. If the alignment of the U-profile 20.3 is not exactly present, it could be ensured by appropriate arrangement of wedges that the disc 16 is present in its exact vertical orientation. The disc 16 could also be kept in the U-profile with a planned misalignment, should such be desired.
- a U-shaped profile 34.5 is present, which corresponds to the U-shaped profile 34.4 (Fig. 21) with the difference that it is composed again of three profile bodies, as well as in a comparable manner in the shown in Fig. 20 profile 130.3 is the case.
- FIG. 24 shows a U-profile 20.4 in a longitudinal perspective view with its various bore holes provided in the longitudinal direction 200.
- This bore 202 is aligned with a bore 204 which is provided in accordance with the upper bend 32 of the right leg 24.6 of this U-profile 20.4.
- a wedge 62.6 pressed against the foot portion of a glass plate 16 cap from below enveloping U-shaped profile 34.6. It is prevented in a frictional or positive manner that the wedge 62.6 may accidentally fall up out of the U-section 20.4 out.
- a further bore 206 is provided in the amount of these two holes 202, 204 - in the left leg 22.6 of this U-profile.
- a bore 204 is also provided in the upper bend 32 of the right leg 24.6. This bore 204 corresponds to the threaded bore 116, as shown in Fig. 7.
- the U-profile 20.4 can be aligned with a fastening structure in a vertical direction, as has already been explained above in connection with FIGS.
- a further bore 208 is present in the lower region of the right leg 24.6.
- this hole which may be a through hole or a blind hole
- the U-section 20.4 can be screwed to a mounting structure, as also described above.
- An attachment of the U-profile can also be made by a centrally provided in its bottom 30.6 bore 210.
- This hole can also a through hole or a blind hole. Except for the various holes, the U-profile 20.4 corresponds to the U-profile 20 described above.
- the glass plate 16 can be used together with a cap-shaped surrounding from below U-shaped profile 34.6.
- This U-shaped profile 34.6 essentially corresponds to the projecting U-shaped profile 34.4 (FIG. 21).
- its left and right walls 42.6 and 44.6 also have a textured, zigzagged surface 192 in the present example.
- a comparable surface 190 also has left and right wedge 60.6, 62.6. These two wedges correspond to the two wedges 60.4, 62.4 of FIG. 21 with the difference that they have no lugs (FIG. 11, FIG. 12) at their upper end.
- the wedges 60.6, 62.6 can desirably be positioned far down on the corresponding left or right wall 42.6, 44.6.
- the bottom 36.6 of the U-shaped profile 34.6 has on its underside 214 on both sides via an inner rounding 50.6, 52.6 connected to the two walls 42.6, 44.6 return, so that the bottom 214 acts as a groove bottom. In Fig. 26, this return is present in the bottom 36.6.
- the floor 36.6 is lowered downwards against the floor 30.6 of the glass pane 16 U-profile 20.4 pressed.
- the bores in the U-profile 20.4 provided in FIG. 26 are provided twice within a longitudinal section 201 in the longitudinal direction 200.
- the U-shaped profile 34.8 shown in Fig. 27 with its lower portion differs from the corresponding profile 34.6 of Figs. 25 and 26 by its bottom 36.8.
- the bottom 36.8 has, in the state shown in Fig. 27, where the U-shaped profile 34.8 is not yet fully inserted into a U-profile, such as in a U-profile 20.4, one in the interior of the U-shaped profile Shape on which is not yet depressed by the glass pane 16 used in the U-shaped profile 34.8.
- the bottom 36.8 has in the present example a saddle roof-shaped form.
- the maximum width 76 of this U-shaped profile 34.8 is slightly smaller than the clear width 78 of the U-profile 20.4, in which this U-shaped profile 34.8 is to be used together with a glass pane 16.
- the inserted state of this U-shaped profile 34.8 is shown in Fig. 28.
- the glass pane 16 When inserting the U-shaped profile 34.8 into the U-profile 20.4, the glass pane 16 sits between the two walls 42.6, 44.6 of the U-shaped profile 34.8 (FIG. 27). Upon complete seating of the U-shaped profile 34.8 in the U-profile 20.4, the glass sheet 16 is fully pushed down into the U-shaped profile 34.8. The saddle roof-shaped bottom 36.8 is pressed down against the bottom 30 of the U-shaped profile 20.4. As a result, the U-shaped profile 34.8 widens in its bottom region, so that it rests frictionally on the inside of the two walls 22.6, 24.6 of the U-profile 20.4 from the inside.
- a U-profile 20.4 is shown in FIGS. 29, 30 and 31 - the same applies to all U-profiles described above - into which a U-shaped profile 34.10 together with a glass pane 16 can be inserted from above.
- a U-shaped profile 34.10 is inserted into the U-section 20.4 and then the glass sheet 16 from above into the U-shaped profile 34.10 inserted.
- the lower portion of the U-shaped profile 34.10 sets laterally firmly against the two legs 22.6, 24.6 of the U-profile 20.4.
- the U-shaped profile 34.10 substantially corresponds to the U-shaped profile 34.8 (FIGS. 27, 28). Its maximum width 76.10, which is present in the bottom region of this profile in not inserted into a U-shaped state, is slightly smaller than the clear width 78 of the U-profile 20.4. In this way, in its position shown in FIG. 30, the U-profile can be inserted into the U-profile 20.4 from above, without the glass pane 16 being seated in it or with only partially seated glass pane 16, as shown in FIG. Upon complete insertion of the glass sheet 16 in the U-shaped profile 34.10 the same is pressed apart in its bottom portion, similar to what is described above in connection with the profile 34.8, for example.
- the glass pane 16 thus presses when it reaches the bottom area of the U-shaped profile 34.10 reaches, against the two wedge-like widening 222 and thereby also from above on the saddle roof-shaped inwardly recessed bottom 36.10. Both causes a pushing apart of the two walls 42.10, 44.10.
- the left and right wall 42.10, 44.10 has in their respective lower wall portion a wedge-like widening 224 to the outside, so that only in the area this widening 224 the maximum width 76.10 of the U-shaped profile is present.
- the two wedge-like widenings 222, 224 and their pitch dimensions result from the dot-dashed representation in FIG. 30.
- the bottom is 36.10 of the U-shaped profile 34.10 compressed by its flattening downwards in its bottom plane, which is to be illustrated in Fig. 31 by a slight wave formation.
- the area between the two walls 42.10, 44.10 of the U-shaped profile and the two legs 22.6, 24.6 of the U-profile 20.4 is filled by wedges or similar measures and thus the glass sheet 16 in the U-shaped profile 20.4 held tilt-proof, like that already described above.
- FIG. 32 shows a U-shaped profile 34.11, which consists of an inner U-shaped profile part 34.12 and an outer U-shaped profile part 34.14.
- the U-shaped profile part 34.12 essentially corresponds to the U-shaped profile parts described above. It serves to envelop the bottom region of a glass pane 16 used in it. By wedges, not shown in these figures, the inner U-shaped profile part 34.12 is held tilt-proof in the example U-profile 20.4, as described above.
- the U-shaped profile part 34.12 has in the lower region of its two walls 42.11, 44.11 a right and left wedge surface 230, 232.
- the two walls 42.11, 44.11 are integrally connected to a bottom 36.11.
- This outer U-shaped profile part 34.14 is used inserted.
- This outer U-shaped profile part 34.14 is located at the lower portions of the two legs 22.6, 24.6 of the U-section 20.4 and at its bottom 30 with little lateral play.
- This outer U-shaped profile part 34.14 has two walls 240, 242 which are integrally connected by a bottom 36.12.
- the two walls 240, 242 are tapered upwards and each have a wedge surface 248, 249 on their inner side.
- the inclination of these wedge surfaces 248, 249 corresponds to the inclination of the wedge surfaces 230, 232 of the inner U-shaped profile part 34.12.
- the inner and outer profile part are formed so that upon insertion of the inner profile part 34.12 from above into the outer profile part 34.14, the wedge surfaces 230, 232 of the inner profile part 34.12 tight and frictional engagement with the wedge surfaces 248, 249 of the outer U-shaped Create profile section 34.14.
- the lower region of the inner U-shaped profile part 34.12 tilt-proof and laterally immovable in the U-profile 20.4 are held.
- the upper portion of the inner profile part 34.12 can turn by wedge-like inserts and the like measures, as described above, are held tilt-proof in the U-profile 20.4. ,
- the U-shaped profile 34.15 shown in FIGS. 34 and 35 also has an inner and an outer U-shaped profile part 34.16, 34.18, which essentially correspond to the inner and outer profile part 34.12, 34.14.
- these two profile parts 34, 16, 34, 18 hang in one piece with one another.
- downward wegêt two webs 260, 262 are present, which hang with two partial bottom surfaces 36.14, 36.16 of the outer U-shaped profile part 34.18 in one piece.
- a slot 264, 266 is present in the unassembled state, which continues angularly in the region of the bottom.
- this slot 264, 266 in its portion in the region of the two walls 240, 242 ZERO, because in this area sits inner U-shaped profile part frictionally engaged on the outer U-shaped profile part.
- a slight slot formation may still be present, as shown in FIG. 34.
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