WO2020024577A1

WO2020024577A1 - Sliding block assembly and glass frame assembly of shower room

Info

Publication number: WO2020024577A1
Application number: PCT/CN2019/075407
Authority: WO
Inventors: 林孝发; 林孝山; 刘启乔; 邓小清; 郑鹏兴
Original assignee: 福建西河卫浴科技有限公司
Priority date: 2018-08-01
Filing date: 2019-02-18
Publication date: 2020-02-06
Also published as: CN209469197U

Abstract

A sliding block assembly, comprising a sliding block seat (1) and a swing block (2). The swing block (2) is movably connected to the sliding block seat (1), and a slot (3) allowing a slider to slide is formed between the sliding block seat (1) and the swing block (2). After under the effect of an external force, the swing block (2) moves to a set position with respect to the sliding block seat (1), and the swing block (2) can swing with respect to the sliding block seat (1), so that one side wall of the slot (3) turns towards the outside of the slot (3).

Description

Slider assembly and glass frame assembly of shower room

Technical field

The embodiments of the present application relate to, but are not limited to, the technical field of shower rooms, and specifically to, but not limited to, a slider assembly applicable to a shower room, and a glass frame assembly of a shower room including the slider assembly.

Background technique

The shower room structure mostly adopts ground-hung or hanging-hung structure to realize the opening and closing of the shower glass. No matter what kind of opening and closing structure, the slider structure is essential. The shower room is generally provided with fixed glass and movable glass. The movable glass is moved to open or close the shower room. The fixed glass generally fixes a slider, and the slider is fixed below the fixed glass. A U-shaped groove is provided on the fixed glass. The movable glass slides. The movable glass is supported by the slider during the sliding process to make the whole sliding process smoother and more stable, and to avoid derailment during the sliding of the movable glass.

Although the slider solves the above-mentioned problems such as derailment and poor sliding, there are still certain defects: the slider is fixed. When installing, the shower glass needs to be aligned, and then the shower glass is lifted into the U shape from above. It can only be installed inside the tank. The entire assembly process is difficult, especially the hanging shower room, which is extremely inconvenient to install.

Summary of invention

The following is an overview of the topics detailed in this article. This summary is not intended to limit the scope of protection of the claims.

The embodiment of the present application provides a slider assembly applicable to a shower room.

An embodiment of the present application provides a slider assembly, which includes a slider base and a swing block. The swing block is movably connected to the slider base, and a chute for sliding body sliding is formed between the two, which acts on external force. After the swinging block is moved relative to the slider base to a set position, the swinging block can swing relative to the slider base, so that a side wall of the sliding groove is turned to the outside of the sliding groove.

The embodiment of the present application also provides a glass frame assembly for a shower room, which includes a glass frame, fixed glass fixed on the glass frame, and a door glass assembly slidingly arranged on the glass frame. The door glass assembly includes a movable glass and a set The pulley assembly at the top of the movable glass, the pulley of the pulley assembly is slidably disposed on the glass frame, the glass frame is further provided with the slider assembly, and the slider seat of the slider assembly is disposed on the glass frame. The bottom end of the glass is slidably disposed in the chute of the slider assembly.

After reading and understanding the summary of the drawings and the embodiments of the present application, other aspects can be understood.

Overview of the drawings

FIG. 1 is a schematic exploded structure diagram of a slider assembly according to an embodiment of the present application; FIG.

2 is a schematic side structural diagram of a slider assembly according to an embodiment of the present application in a state where a swing block cannot swing relative to a slider base;

3 is a schematic front structural diagram of a slider assembly according to an embodiment of the present application in a state in which a swinging block cannot swing relative to a slider base;

4 is a schematic cross-sectional view taken along the line A-A in FIG. 3;

FIG. 5 is a schematic exploded structure diagram of a slider assembly according to an embodiment of the present application in a state where a swing block swings to a certain angle with respect to a slider base; FIG.

FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram of the overall structure of the slider assembly according to the embodiment of the present application in a state where the swing block swings to a certain angle with respect to the slider seat;

7 is a schematic cross-sectional structural diagram of a slider assembly according to an embodiment of the present application in a state shown in FIG. 6;

8 is a schematic diagram of an overall structure of a slider assembly according to an embodiment of the present application when a swing block is swung to a flat position relative to a slider seat;

9 is a cross-sectional view of a slider assembly according to an embodiment of the present application in a state shown in FIG. 8;

10 is a schematic structural diagram of a slider base of a slider assembly according to another embodiment of the present application;

11 is a schematic structural diagram of a first perspective of a swing block of a slider assembly according to another embodiment of the present application;

12 is a schematic structural diagram of a second perspective of a swing block of a slider assembly according to another embodiment of the present application;

13 is a schematic diagram of the overall structure of a slider assembly according to another embodiment of the present application when the swinging block is swung to a flat position relative to the slider seat;

14 is a schematic diagram of the overall structure of a slider assembly according to another embodiment of the present application in a state where the swing block cannot swing relative to the slider base;

15 is a schematic diagram of the overall structure of a slider assembly according to another embodiment of the present application in a state where the swing block is lifted up to be able to swing relative to the slider base;

16 is a schematic exploded structure diagram of a slider assembly according to another embodiment of the present application;

FIG. 17 is a schematic diagram of the overall structure of a slider assembly according to another embodiment of the present application in a state where the swing block cannot swing relative to the slider base; FIG.

FIG. 18 is a schematic diagram of the overall structure of a slider assembly according to another embodiment of the present application in a state where the swing block swings to a certain angle with respect to the slider seat;

FIG. 19 is a schematic diagram of the overall structure of a slider assembly according to another embodiment of the present application when the swing block is swung to a flat position relative to the slider seat;

20 is a partially exploded structural schematic view of a glass frame assembly of a shower room according to an embodiment of the present application;

FIG. 21 is a schematic diagram of an overall structure of a shower room frame according to an embodiment of the present application.

Reference signs are:

1. Slide block 101, side of step, 102, front side of block, 103, bottom of step, 104, protruding block, 105, hinge slide, 106, hinge plate, 107, clamping block, 108, First avoidance groove, 109, shaft slide, 110, avoidance slide, 111, connecting plate;

2. Swing block, 201, hand buckle, 202, hinge shaft, 203, protruding block stop, 204, rear side of the swing block, 205, arc, 206, hinge plate avoidance, 207, support plate, 208, boss, 209, second avoidance groove, 210, shaft hole, 211, connecting shaft;

3. Chute, 4. Glass frame, 5. Fixed glass, 6. Movable glass, 7. Pulley assembly, 8. Slider assembly, 9. Corner connector, 10. Wall vertical material.

Elaborate

The embodiments of the present application will be described in detail below with reference to the drawings.

As shown in FIG. 1 to FIG. 9, a slider assembly 8 includes a slider base 1 and a swing block 2. The swing block 2 is hinged on the slider base 1 and is disposed on one side of the slider base 1. The rear side 204 of 2 is opposite to the front side 102 of the slider base 1. The top surface of the slider base 1 is provided with a step. The bottom surface 103 of the step extends to the front side 102 of the slider base 1. A sliding groove 3 is formed between the side surface 101, the bottom surface 103 and the rear side surface 204 of the swinging block 2, and the sliding groove 3 is used as a sliding guide groove of a sliding body.

Each side of the lower part of the swing block 2 is provided with a hinge shaft 202, the two ends of the front side 102 of the slider base 1 are provided with a hinge plate 106, the two hinge plates 106 are oppositely arranged, and each of the two hinge plates 106 is provided with a hinge The shaft slideway 105 is provided with two hinge shaft slideways 105 vertically. The two hinge shafts 202 of the swing block 2 are movably disposed in the two hinge shaft slideways 105 on the slider base 1. The two hinge plates 106 are disposed perpendicular to the front side 102 of the slider base 1. The two hinge plates 106 and the front side 102 of the slider base 1 form a U-shaped opening structure, and the swinging block 2 is accommodated in the U-shaped opening. A hinge plate avoiding portion 206 is provided on each of the lower portions on both sides of the swinging block 2. During normal use of the slider assembly 8, the upper portions of the two hinge plates 106 are respectively located at the two hinge plate avoiding portions 206. The two hinge shaft slideways 105 are used to articulate the two hinge shafts 202 of the swinging block 2, and the two hinge shafts 202 of the swinging block 2 can slide up and down along the two hinge shaft slideways 105 to move the swinging block 2 when needed. Slide to the desired position.

The two hinge shaft slideways 105 may be closed or may be open at one end. In the case where the hinge slideway 105 is designed as an open end structure, the lower end of the hinge slideway 105 can extend to the lower end face of the hinge plate 106. In this way, the two hinge shafts 202 of the swing block 2 can be removed from the hinge slideway 105 The lower end of the hinge shaft is installed in the two hinge shaft slideways 105, and the opening at the lower end of the hinge shaft slideway 105 can be used to install and remove the swing block 2. In addition, the two hinge shaft slideways 105 may be respectively provided through the two distant sides of the two hinge plates 106 to form a through-hole structure, or the two hinge shaft slideways 105 may not be provided through the two distant sides of the two hinge plates 106. To form a groove structure.

The rear side 204 of the swing block 2 abuts on the front side 102 of the slider base 1. The rear side 204 of the swing block 2 and the bottom surface thereof are connected by an arc surface 205 so as to swing the swing block 2 relative to the slider base 1. Medium to facilitate smooth cooperation between the two.

Both the swinging block 2 and the slider base 1 are provided with a matching limiting structure to limit the swinging of the swinging block 2 relative to the slider base 1 during the normal use of the slider assembly 8.

As an implementation manner, a protruding block 104 is provided on the inner side of the lower part of the two hinge plates 106, and a protruding block limiting portion 203 is provided on each of the left and right sides of the swinging block 2, and the protruding block limits The portion 203 may be a limiting groove. The two protruding block limiting portions 203 are respectively matched with the two protruding blocks 104 to restrict the swinging block 2 from swinging to the outside of the sliding groove relative to the slider base 1 (that is, swinging away from the slider base 1). During normal use of the slider assembly 8, the rear end surface of the protruding block 104 can abut against the rear end surface of the protruding block limiting portion 203, and the center of the hinge shaft 202 of the swinging block 2 is lower than that of the protruding block 104. The top surface restricts the swinging block 2 from swinging to the outside of the sliding groove relative to the slider base 1.

In addition, considering that the bottom surface of the swinging block 2 is supported by the ground or other supporting surfaces during normal use of the slider assembly 8, the ground or other supporting surface can also play a role in restricting the swinging of the swinging block 2.

In order not to prevent the swing block 2 from being mounted on the slider base 1, a second avoidance groove is provided on each of the left and right sides of the swing block 2 (see the second avoidance groove 209 in FIG. 11). The second avoidance groove is used to avoid the two protruding blocks 104 when the swing block 2 is mounted on the slider base 1.

When it is necessary to flip the swing block 2 to the outside of the chute 3, the swing block 2 can be manually lifted upward, and the hinge shaft 202 of the swing block 2 slides upward along the hinge shaft slideway 105 to limit the two protruding blocks of the swing block 2. The part 203 is released from the limitation of the two protruding blocks 104, and at the same time, the bottom surface of the swing block 2 is also separated from the ground or other supporting surfaces. When the swinging block 2 is flipped to a flat state, the chute 3 is completely opened. At this time, the sliding body in the chute 3 can be conveniently accessed. The sliding body does not need to be lifted to a higher position to achieve its access. Its installation and removal efficiency has been effectively improved. After the sliding body is taken out, the swing block 2 can be manually reversed to the vertical state, and then the swing block 2 is pressed down, and the swing block 2 is slid down into place, and the normal use state of the slider assembly is restored. The two protruding block limiting portions 203 of the swinging block 2 slide to the corresponding positions and are limited by the two protruding blocks 104. The bottom surface of the swinging block 2 is also supported by the ground or other supporting surfaces to limit the relative position of the swinging block 2 The slider base 1 swings.

In order to facilitate the manual turning of the swinging block 2, a hand buckle groove 201 is provided on the front side of the swinging block 2. The hand buckle groove 201 can be designed as a rectangular or other shaped groove structure, and the lower end of the hand buckle groove 201 can extend to the swinging block An open groove is formed on the bottom surface of 2. In addition, in order to facilitate the overall installation and use of the slider assembly, the slider base 1 is provided with a connection portion for mounting and fixing with other components, and the connection portion may be a block 107 or a through-hole structure, etc., and is realized with other components accordingly. Snap-on or screw connection, etc.

In this embodiment, the slider base 1 may be set as an integrated structure, and the swing block 2 may be set as an integrated structure.

As shown in FIG. 10 to FIG. 15, the slider assembly 8 of this embodiment adds a limiting structure that cooperates with both the slider base 1 and the swinging block 2.

As an implementation manner, the lower portion of the rear side surface 204 of the swing block is matched with the front side surface 102 of the slider base, so as to limit the swing of the swing block 2 relative to the slider base 1 during normal use of the slider assembly 8. A first avoidance groove 108 is formed on the bottom surface 103 of the step, and the groove bottom of the first avoidance groove 108 extends to the front side 102 of the slider seat, and the bottom of the swing block 2 is lifted up to the first avoidance. When the position of the groove 108 corresponds, the swing block 2 can swing relative to the slider base 1. In this embodiment, the first avoidance groove 108 can avoid the bottom of the swing block 2. Therefore, the length of the first avoidance groove 108 needs to be slightly longer than the bottom length of the swing block 2. For example, the left and right sides of the first avoidance groove 108 can be respectively Extend to be flush with the adjacent sides of the two hinge plates 106. The length of the first avoidance groove 108 in the drawing of this embodiment is not sufficient. The length of the first avoidance groove 108 in the drawing of this embodiment is mainly to adapt to the boss 208 of another embodiment below this embodiment.

As another implementation manner of this embodiment, portions on both sides between the rear side surface 204 of the swing block 2 and the bottom surface of the swing block 2 are transitionally connected by an arc surface 205. The rear side surface 204 of the swing block and the The remaining portion between the bottom surfaces forms a boss 208 protruding from the arc surface 205. The boss 208 of the swinging block 2 cooperates with the front side 102 of the slider base 1 to limit the swinging of the swinging block 2 relative to the slider base 1, that is, the swinging block 2 is restricted from turning over to the outside of the sliding groove 3. The bottom surface 103 of the step of the slider base 1 is provided with a first avoidance groove 108 corresponding to the boss 208. The groove bottom of the first avoidance groove 108 extends to the front side 102 of the slider base 1 and swings in the swing. When the block 2 is lifted up until the boss 208 corresponds to the position of the first avoidance groove 108, the swinging block 2 can swing relative to the slider base 1. In this embodiment, one boss 208 is provided, which is disposed at a middle position of the bottom end of the rear side surface 204 of the swing block, and the rest between the rear side surface 204 of the swing block 2 and the bottom surface thereof is connected by the arc surface 205. According to requirements, a plurality of bosses 208 may be provided, and the first avoidance grooves 108 are provided correspondingly and provided at corresponding positions. In the present embodiment, the purpose of the first avoidance groove 108 is to give way to the boss 208 when the swinging block 2 swings, so as not to prevent the swinging block 2 from swinging. The front side 102 of the slider base 1 is designed as a vertical plane, and the boss 208 is designed as a right-angled boss. The front side 102 of the slider base cooperates with the boss 208 of the swing block 2 to limit the swing of the slider assembly during normal use. Swing of block 2.

The limiting structure of the boss 208 of the swinging block 2 and the front side 102 of the slider base 1 in this embodiment can be used simultaneously with the limiting structure of the protruding block limiting portion 203 and the protruding block 104 of the foregoing embodiment. In this way, multiple limit positions can be achieved to ensure that the slider assembly 2 cannot swing relative to the slider base 1 during normal use of the slider assembly.

In this embodiment, a support plate 207 is provided on each side of the lower part of the front side of the swing block 2 for supporting the ground or other support surface below the swing block 2 when the swing block 2 swings to the slider base 1 to a flat state. on.

The working principle of the slider assembly of this embodiment is as follows:

When the swing block 2 is installed in the slider base 1, the swing block 2 is laid flat and installed upward from the bottom of the slider base 1. The two hinge shafts 202 of the swing block 2 are snapped into the two hinge shafts of the slider base 1. In the slideway 105, the two protruding blocks 104 of the slider base 1 are snapped into the two second avoidance grooves 209 of the swinging block 2, and then the swinging block 2 is slid upward along the hinged slideway 105 to the top of the hinged slideway 105. At this time, the two support plates 207 on the lower side of the front side of the swing block 2 are supported on the ground or other support surfaces to prevent the swing block 2 from sliding downward. At this time, the boss 208 of the swing block 2 is just at the first position of the slider seat 1. At an avoidance groove 108, the swinging block 2 can swing counterclockwise (that is, swing toward the direction close to the slider base 1). Manually pull the swinging block 2 counterclockwise to swing to the vertical state, and then press the swinging block 2 downward, and the boss 208 of the swinging block 2 is located at the front side 102 of the slider base 1, and Limiting the front side 102 can limit the clockwise swing of the swinging block 2 relative to the slider base 1 (that is, swinging away from the slider base 1), and at the same time can cooperate with the protruding block limiting portion 203 and the The output block 104 cooperates with the limit to limit the swing of the swing block 2. At this time, the cooperation state of the slider seat 1 and the swing block 2 is the state in the normal use process of the slider assembly, as shown in FIG. 14.

When the swing block 2 is required to swing, lift the swing block 2 upward, so that the boss 208 of the swing block 2 is separated from the front side of the slider base 1, and is located at the first avoidance groove 108 of the slider base 1, while protruding the block. When the limiting portion 203 is separated from the protruding block 104, the clockwise swing of the swing block 2 can be achieved. After the swing block 2 swings into place, the two support plates 207 on the lower side of the front side of the swing block 2 are supported on the ground or other support surfaces to prevent the swing block 2 from sliding downward.

As shown in FIG. 16 to FIG. 19, the slider assembly of this embodiment includes a slider base 1 and a swinging block 2, and the swinging block 2 is movably connected to the slider base 1, and a sliding block is formed between the two. After the sliding groove 3 of the body slides, the swinging block 2 can be moved relative to the slider base 1 to a set position under the external force, so that the swinging block 2 can swing relative to the slider base 1 so that one of the sliding grooves 3 The side wall (that is, the side wall of the chute 3 formed by the swinging block 2) is turned toward the outside of the chute 3.

In this embodiment, a connection plate 111 is provided on each of the lower portions on both sides of the slider base 1, and the two connection plates 111 are opposite to each other. The two connection plates 111 protrude from the front side 102 of the slider base. A rotation shaft slideway 109 and an avoidance slideway 110 are provided. The rotation shaft slideway 109 of the same connecting plate 111 is connected to the avoidance slideway 110. In this embodiment, the two sliding shaft slideways 109 on both sides of the slider base 1 are vertically arranged, and the two avoidance slideways 110 on both sides of the slider base 1 are horizontally arranged, which can make the avoidance slideways on the same side of the slider base 1 One end of 110 is connected to the upper end of the shaft slideway 109. The lower part of the swinging block 2 is located between the two connecting plates 111. The rear side surface 204 of the swinging block 2 is opposite to the front side surface 102 of the slider base 1. The lower part of the swing block 2 is provided with two shaft holes 210, and the two shaft holes 210 are arranged up and down in parallel. Both shaft holes 210 penetrate the left and right sides of the swing block 2. Each of the two shaft holes 210 is provided with a connecting shaft 211. Both ends of the two connecting shafts 211 protrude from the respective shaft holes 210, so that two rotating shafts are formed on both sides of the swinging block 2. Both ends of the two connecting shafts 211 on the same side of the swing block 2 are movably disposed in the rotating shaft slideway 109 provided on the connecting plate 111 on the corresponding side of the slider base 1. Under the action of external force, the two ends of the swinging block 2 are lifted to one of the connecting shafts 211 (that is, the connecting shaft 211 located at the upper part when the swinging block 2 is vertically installed). The slide rail 110 can avoid both ends of the connecting shaft 211, so the swinging block 2 can swing relative to the slider base 1.

In the normal working state of the slider assembly of this embodiment, as shown in FIG. 17, the ends of the two connecting shafts 211 of the swing block 2 are both located in the two shaft slideways 109. At this time, the swing block 2 cannot be opposite to the slider base 1. swing. A space is left between the rear side surface 204 of the swinging block 2 and the front side surface 102 of the slider base 1 for forming a sliding groove 3 for a sliding body to slide. The sliding body in the chute 3 may be supported on the top surfaces of the two connecting plates 111 on both sides of the slider base 1, or a support base may be provided on the front side of the slider base 1 to support the sliding body.

When the swing block 2 is required to swing, manually lift the swing block 2 upward to move both ends of a connecting shaft 211 of the swing block 2 (that is, the upper connecting shaft 211 when the swing block 2 is vertically installed) to two avoidance slips. After the track 110 is turned, the swing block 2 is rotated clockwise (that is, turned in a direction away from the slider seat 1). During the rotation process, the two avoidance slides 110 can avoid the two ends of the connecting shaft 211. After the swinging block 2 is rotated clockwise to a flat state, as shown in FIG. 19, the end of the other connecting shaft 211 of the swinging block 2 (that is, the connecting shaft 211 located at the lower part when the swinging block 2 is vertically installed) moves to the avoidance slip At the junction of the track 110 and the rotation shaft slide 109, at this time, the avoidance of the slide 110 prevents the swing block 2 from continuing to rotate clockwise.

When the swing block 2 needs to be restored to the normal use state, the swing block 2 is manually rotated counterclockwise (that is, turned toward the slider base 1) to reset.

In this embodiment, in order to facilitate the installation of both the slider base 1 and the swing block 2, two pivot holes 210 are provided on the swing block 2, and the rotating shaft slideway 109 and the avoidance slide on the two connecting plates 111 of the slider base 1 are provided. Both the channels 110 are arranged through the connecting plate 111, so that the two connecting shafts 211 can pass through the rotating shaft slideway 109 on one connecting plate 111, the shaft hole 210 on the swing block and the rotating shaft slide 109 on the other connecting plate 111 in this order. , Thereby connecting both the slider base 1 and the swing block 2.

As another implementation manner, the two connecting shafts 211 and the swinging block 2 may be provided as an integrated structure, and the rotating shaft slideway 109 and the avoidance slideway 110 on the two connection plates 111 may be provided in a groove structure, that is, the connection plate is not penetrated. The inner and outer side surfaces of 111 are arranged, and the lower ends of the two rotation shaft slideways 109 extend to the bottom surface of the connecting plate 111.

As shown in FIG. 20, a glass frame assembly for a shower room is also provided, which includes a glass frame 4, a fixed glass 5 fixed on the glass frame 4, and a door glass assembly slidably disposed on the glass frame 4, the door glass assembly The movable glass 6 includes a movable glass 6 and a pulley assembly 7 disposed on the top of the movable glass 6. The pulley of the pulley assembly 7 is slidably disposed on the glass frame 4. The glass frame 4 is further provided with the slider assembly 8 described above, the slider base 1 of the slider assembly 8 is disposed on the glass frame 4, and the bottom end of the movable glass 6 is slidably disposed on the slider assembly 8 Inside the chute 3. A handle is provided on the movable glass 6 to facilitate sliding of the movable glass 6. Among them, the slider assembly 8 can use its sliding groove 3 to hold the movable glass 6 to guide and limit the movable glass 6 and ensure that the movable glass 6 slides smoothly. When the movable glass 6 needs to be disassembled, the swinging block 2 of the slider assembly 8 can be swung relative to the slider base 1, and the movable glass 6 can be taken and put, and the operation is quick and convenient. The connection between the slider assembly 8 and the glass frame 4 can be performed by using a clamping block and a slot structure. The bottom surfaces of both the slider base 1 and the swing block 2 of the slider assembly 8 can be supported on the ground, and the slider base 1 of the slider assembly 8 can be fixed on the ground by using an adhesive.

As shown in FIG. 21, a shower room frame is further provided, which includes the wall surface vertical material 10 fixed on the wall surface and the glass frame assembly described above. The vertical wall material 10 is two, and each of the two vertical wall materials 10 is equipped with one of the glass frame components. The glass frame 4 of each glass frame component includes an upper frame, a lower frame, and a vertical frame. The vertical frame is connected between the upper frame and the lower frame. The vertical frames of the two glass frames 4 are respectively assembled on the corresponding wall vertical material 10, between the two upper frames of the two glass frames 4, and between the two lower frames. It is connected via a corner connection 9.

In the shower room frame of this embodiment, the movable glass door is convenient to open and close, slides smoothly, and facilitates installation and removal of the movable glass. The corners of the shower room frame are connected by the corner connector 9 and are not fixed by traditional screws. Therefore, special tools are not needed, and the installation efficiency is higher.

The embodiments of the present application have the following beneficial effects:

The slider assembly in the embodiment of the present application is a movable slider assembly, which can swing the swing block relative to the slider seat under the action of an external force, so that the opening and closing of the slide groove can be adjusted. The guide limit of the inner sliding body can also swing the swing block when necessary, so as to facilitate the installation and removal of the sliding body in the sliding groove.

In the glass frame assembly of the shower room according to the embodiment of the present application, the top end of the movable glass is slidably disposed on the glass frame through the pulley assembly, and the bottom end of the movable glass is slidably disposed in the chute of the slider assembly. The glass plays a guiding and limiting role, makes the sliding of the movable glass more stable, and facilitates the installation and removal of the movable glass.

It should be understood that the foregoing specific implementation manners of the present application are only used to exemplarily illustrate or explain the principles of the present application, and do not constitute a limitation on the present application. Therefore, any modification, equivalent replacement, improvement, etc. made without departing from the spirit and scope of this application shall be included in the protection scope of this application. Furthermore, the appended claims are intended to cover all changes and modifications that fall within the scope and boundary of the appended claims, or equivalents of such scope and boundaries.

Claims

A slider assembly includes a slider base and a swinging block. The swinging block is movably connected to the slider base, and a sliding groove for sliding body is formed between the two. The swinging block is opposed to each other under the action of an external force. After the slider seat is moved to the set position, the swinging block can swing relative to the slider seat, so that one side wall of the chute is turned to the outside of the chute.
The slider assembly according to claim 1, wherein: both the slider base and the swing block are hinged by a hinge device, the hinge device includes a hinge shaft slideway and a movable shaft provided in the hinge shaft slideway. Hinge shaft.
The slider assembly according to claim 2, wherein the hinge shaft is provided on both sides of the swinging block, and two slider shafts of the hinge shaft are correspondingly arranged on the slider base.
The slider assembly according to claim 3, wherein the swing block is provided on one side of the slider base, the rear side of the swing block is opposite to the front side of the slider base, and the top of the slider base A step is opened on the surface, and the bottom surface of the step extends to the front side surface of the slider seat, and the slide groove is formed between the side surface of the step, the bottom surface of the step and the rear side surface of the swing block.
The slider assembly according to claim 4, wherein: the lower portion of the rear side of the swing block cooperates with the front side of the slider base to restrict the swing block from swinging relative to the slider base; the bottom surface of the step is opened There is a first avoidance slot, and the bottom of the first avoidance slot extends to the front side of the slider seat. When the bottom of the swing block is lifted up to correspond to the position of the first avoidance slot, the swing block can be opposed to the slider seat. swing.
The slider assembly according to claim 5, wherein a part of the rear side of the swing block and the bottom surface of the swing block are connected by an arc surface, and the rear side of the swing block and the bottom surface of the swing block The remaining portion forms a boss protruding relative to the arc surface;

The boss cooperates with the front side of the slider base to restrict the swing block from swinging relative to the slider base, and the first avoidance groove avoids the boss when it swings after being lifted on the swing block.
The slider assembly according to claim 4, wherein the rear side of the swing block abuts against the front side of the slider base, and the rear side of the swing block and the bottom surface of the swing block are connected by a curved surface. .
The slider assembly according to any one of claims 4 to 7, wherein: both ends of the front side of the slider seat are provided with a hinge plate, the two hinge plates are oppositely disposed, and the two hinge plates are respectively disposed There is one said hinge slide, and two hinge slides are arranged vertically.
The slider assembly according to claim 8, wherein a protruding block is provided on the inner side of the two hinge plates, and a protruding block limiting portion is provided on the left and right sides of the swing block, The two protruding block limiting portions are respectively matched with the two protruding blocks so that the swinging block can swing relative to the slider seat only after being lifted.
The slider assembly according to claim 9, wherein a lower end of the two hinge shaft slideways extends to a lower end surface of the hinge plate, and the hinge shaft is formed at a lower end of the two hinge shaft slideways. A second avoidance groove is provided on the left and right sides of the swing block, and the two second avoidance grooves are used to avoid the two protruding blocks when the swing block is installed on the slider seat.
The slider assembly according to claim 1, wherein each of two sides of a lower portion of the swing block is provided with two rotating shafts, and each of the two sides of the slider base is provided There is a rotating shaft slide and an avoidance slide. The rotating shaft slide on the same side is connected to the avoiding slide. The two rotating shafts on the same side of the swing block are movably arranged in the rotating shaft slides on the corresponding side of the slider seat. After two of the rotating shafts on both sides of the swing block are moved to the corresponding avoidance slides under the action of the external force, the swing block can swing relative to the slider seat.
The slider assembly according to claim 11, wherein the two shaft slideways on both sides of the slider base are vertically arranged, and the two avoidance slideways on both sides of the slider base are horizontally arranged.
The slider assembly according to claim 11 or 12, wherein both sides of the slider base are provided with a connecting plate, and the two connecting plates are protruded from the front side of the slider base. Each one is provided with a shaft slide and a avoidance slide.
The slider assembly according to claim 13, wherein the two connecting plates are respectively provided at lower portions on both sides of the slider base, and the lower portion of the swing block is located between the two connecting plates, and The rear side of the swing block is opposite to the front side of the slider seat to form the slide groove.
A glass frame assembly for a shower room includes a glass frame, fixed glass fixed on the glass frame, and a door glass assembly slidingly disposed on the glass frame. The door glass assembly includes a movable glass and a pulley set provided on the top of the movable glass. The slider of the pulley assembly is slidingly disposed on the glass frame, wherein the glass frame is further provided with the slider assembly according to any one of claims 1 to 14, and the slider seat of the slider assembly is disposed on the glass frame. The bottom end of the movable glass is slidably disposed in the slide groove of the slider assembly.