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Definitions

• the current invention relates to an elongated profile assembly for securing a glass panel into a metal clamp profile with a mainly U-shaped cross section and a glass panel opening that extends between the opposite, standing sides of the U-shaped clamp profile.
• the current invention also includes a door with a door frame including these types of profile assemblies.
• the current invention also relates to a method for installing this type of profile assembly and a method for installing this type of door.
• This type of profile assembly is known from the state of the art of technology.
• An example of a method for assembling a known profile assembly may include the following series of actions: as shown in figure 1, a glass panel 120 is clamped into a clamping body 130 that is located in the first part of the profile, wherein the first part of the profile comprises a U-shaped profile 110 with tiered edges that extend toward each other from opposite upstanding sides of the U-shaped clamping profile.
• rubber profiles 140, 150 shown in figures 3 A and 3B from above into the space between an edge and the glass panel.
• the resulting profile assembly 100 is shown in fig. 2.
• One objective of the invention may be to create a profile or profile assembly of the type named here that shows not at least one of the disadvantages of the state of the art of technology.
• it may be the objective of the invention to make the seals invisible and to provide seals that are usable on both sides of the profile.
• An additional objective of the invention may be to create profile assemblies of the aforementioned type that are easier to install, in particular to seal.
• Another additional objective of the invention may be to create profile assemblies of the aforementioned type that can be suspended without screws, bolts and the like.
• Another objective of the invention may be to create profile assemblies of the aforementioned type with better sealing agents. Another additional objective of the invention may be to create profile assemblies of the aforementioned type that have separate clamping and sealing agents. Another objective of the invention may be to create profile assemblies of the aforementioned type that, with the same parts, are suitable to clamp in and seal glass panels with various pre-determined glass thicknesses.
• the invention in a first aspect of the invention, which may occur in combination with the other aspects and embodiments of the invention described herein, the invention relates to a profile assembly comprising a first profile having a profile section mainly extending in the longitudinal direction with a primarily U-shaped cross section for receiving and clamping in a glass panel.
• the U-shaped profile section comprises a first and second edge, wherein the first and second edges extend toward each other from the opposite upstanding sides in a transverse direction; and a glass panel opening that extends between the first and second edges.
• the first edge comprises a first channel that extends to the glass panel opening in the transverse direction.
• the invention comprises an aforementioned profile assembly, wherein the second edge comprises a second channel, wherein the first and second channel extend toward each other in the transverse direction to the glass panel opening, wherein in the second channel a second sealing body is provided that extend into the glass panel opening.
• both sealing bodies e.g. rubber profile
• both sealing bodies e.g. rubber profile of the profile assembly which are mainly located in the first channel, partially extend into the glass panel opening, where an inserted (glass panel) is immediately sealed and it is no longer necessary to then insert rubber profiles from above.
• the profile assembly appears more homogeneous and aesthetic, in particular if the first profile and the sealing body (usually black) are different colors. This also makes it possible to make the seals invisible.
• each sealing body In a first configuration of the panel assembly in a state with no panel, i.e. prior to receipt and clamping in of a glass panel, each sealing body is configured to extend over a first pre-determined distance in the transverse direction into the glass panel opening. In a second configuration of the profile assembly in panel-free condition, each sealing body is configured to extend over a second pre-determined distance in the transverse direction into the glass panel opening different from the first.
• a first embodiment which may occur in combination with the other aspects and embodiments of the invention described herein, is an aforementioned profile assembly, wherein each sealing body is configured to be compressed when the glass panel is inserted over a tolerance distance in the transverse direction that is smaller than 0.5 mm, preferably smaller than 0.3 mm, even more preferably approximately 0.2 mm.
• each sealing body is formed by a solid body.
• a second embodiment that may occur in combination with the other aspects and embodiments of the invention described herein relates to an aforementioned profile assembly, wherein the first sealing body and the first channel have complementary connection media to connect the first dealing body and the first channel to prevent any relative displacement in the transverse direction of the first sealing body with regard to the first channel.
• the invention in a second aspect of the invention, which may occur in combination with the other aspects and embodiments of the invention described herein, the invention relates to the named first sealing body in a first sealing direction vertical to the longitudinal direction, a first end at a first connection distance from the first connection elements and, in a second sealing direction vertical to the longitudinal direction, a second end different from the first at a second connection distance of the two connection elements different from the first.
• a first embodiment which can occur in combination with the other aspects and embodiments of the invention described herein, relates to an aforementioned sealing body, wherein the first sealing direction and the second sealing direction are the same.
• a second embodiment which can occur in combination with the other aspects and embodiments of the invention described herein, relates to an aforementioned sealing body, wherein first sealing direction and the second sealing direction are the same.
• a third embodiment which can occur in combination with the other aspects and embodiments of the invention described herein, relates to an aforementioned sealing body, in different sealing directions vertical to the longitudinal direction, different ends at respective connection distances from a respective connection element.
• a fourth embodiment which can occur in combination with the other aspects and embodiments of the invention described herein, relates to an aforementioned sealing body, wherein the first or second connection distance is approximately equal to the distance between the first and second connection elements.
• a fifth embodiment which can occur in combination with the other aspects and embodiments of the invention described herein, relates to an aforementioned sealing body, wherein the first or second connection distance is approximately the equal to the first dimensions of the first sealing body in the respective sealing direction.
• the complimentary connection elements have one or more protrusions and one or more recesses with a similar shape and size; the first sealing body can be removed without destruction; or further comprises one or more clamp bodies extending in the longitudinal direction in a glass clamp chamber of the first profile.
• the invention comprises an aforementioned profile assembly, wherein the second sealing body is identical to the first sealing body.
• the invention comprises a door panel for a door, a sliding door, a rotating door or a wall, having a frame at least partially made up of a profile assembly according to one of the previous claims.
• the invention comprises a door a door, a sliding door, a rotating door or a wall, having a frame at least partially made up of a profile assembly according to one of the previous claims.
• the invention comprises a method for the compilation of a profile assembly, involving providing the aforementioned first profile, provision of an attachment with a rounded guide surface of a diagonally cut end of the first profile, and the insertion of an oblong sealing body in the first channel so that the sealing body extends partially into the glass panel opening through the diagonally cut end of the first profile.
• a first embodiment which may occur in combination with the other aspects of the invention described herein, relates to an aforementioned method, wherein the sealing body is inserted in a first position in which the first sealing body is configured to extend over a second pre-determined distance different from the first from the first different predetermined distance in the transverse direction into the glass panel opening.
• a second embodiment which can occur in combination with the other aspects and embodiments of the invention described herein, relates to an aforementioned method, further involving the insertion of one or more clamping bodies in a glass clamp chamber of the first profile.
• Figures 1, 2, 3 A and 3B show cross sections of a profile assembly without sealing bodies, a profile assembly and two embodiments of a sealing body according to the state of the art of technology respectively;
• Figures 4A and 4B show in perspective a simplified presentation of a profile assembly according to one embodiment of the current invention
• Figures 5A and 5B show cross sections through the profile assembly shown in figures 4A and 4B in a first and second configuration
• Figures 6A and 6B show in cross section a simplified presentation of the first profile of a profile assembly according to one first and second embodiment of the current invention
• Figure 7 shows a detail of the first profile shown in figures 6A and 6B with sealing bodies according to a first embodiment of the current invention
• Figures 8A and 8B show in cross section a simplified presentation of first profiles according to a third embodiment of the current invention.
• Figure 9 shows in cross section simplified presentations of first profiles according to multiple embodiments of the current invention.
• Figure 10 shows in cross section simplified presentations of simplified presentations of sealing bodies according to multiple embodiments of the current invention
• Figures 11 A, 11B and 11C show a method for constructing the profile assembly shown in figure 4 A or 4B.
• Figure 12 shows an attachment according to a second embodiment of the current invention for use in the method shown in figures 11 A-l 1C.
• compositions shown in the figures are frame profiles, or elements thereof, suitable for forming a door panel by clamping in an end of a panel, preferably a glass panel. It must be noted that the current invention is not limited to a door installation, but that other room dividers, such as a separation wall, a window and a gate, can be designed in a comparable manner.
• FIGS 4A and 5A show a profile assembly according to the invention to be clamped on an end of a glass panel 2 in a first configuration
• figures 4B and 5B show the profile assembly in a second configuration
• the assembly 1 includes one or more clamping bodies 50 extending in the longitudinal direction in a glass clamp chamber 21 of a first profile 3 to calibrate, stabilize and clamp in the glass panel 2, wherein the first profile 3 comprises a distal profile section 4 and a proximal profile section 5 with a U- shaped cross section and edges equipped with a recess that extend toward each other from the opposite standing sides of the U-shaped profile.
• the assembly 1 also comprises two sealing bodies 30, 40 extending in the longitudinal direction.
• Figures 6A and 6B show a first profile 10, 10’ comprising an optional distal profile section and a proximal profile section with a U-shaped cross section formed by a bottom section 11 and a left standing side 12 and a right standing side 13.
• the profile also comprises a left edge, formed by a top edge section 14, a lower edge section 16 and a channel 15 that extends between the top and bottom edge section, and a right edge, formed by a top edge section 17, a lower edge section 19 and a channel 18 that extends between the top and bottom edge sections.
• the bottom edge sections 16’, 17’ extend to the bottom 11 of the first profile 10.
• a glass panel opening 20 extends between the left and right edges of the first profile, through which the glass panel 2 can be installed in the glass clamp chamber 21, here defined between the bottom, the left and right standing sides, the left and right edge and the glass panel opening of the first profile to be clamped into a clamping body (not shown).
• a glass panel opening 20 extends between the left and right edges of the first profile, through which the glass panel 2 can be installed in the glass clamp chamber 21’, here defined between the bottom, the left and right edge and the glass panel opening of the first profile to be clamped into a clamping body (not shown).
• the bottom 11 extends in a transverse direction of the first profile 10, 10’ over a bottom width g that is preferably approximately 30, 40 or 50 cm.
• the left and right standing sides 12, 13 extend in a downward direction of the first profile 10, 10’ over a left and right depth c, e respectively which is preferably approximately 20 cm and the channel 15, 18 extending in the left and right edges in a downward direction of the first profile 10, 10’ over a left and right maximum canal depth b, d respectively over a left and right channel depth b, d which is preferably approximately 4 cm or 20% of the left and right depths c, e.
• the glass panel opening 20 and glass clamp chamber 21 extend in the transverse direction of the first profile 10, 10’ over respectively an opening width a that is preferably approximately 9 cm and a chamber width f of preferably approximately 9 cm.
• the assembly 1 also comprises left and right sealing bodies 30, 40 into the left and right channels 15, 18 of the first profile 10, 10’ which are connected to the first profile 10, 10’ using complimentary left and right connection elements respectively.
• the complimentary left and right connection elements are located in the transverse direction at a distance h, i of the glass panel opening 20 and prevent displacement of the sealing bodies 30, 40 in the transverse direction.
• the complimentary left and right connection elements can be formed by protruding parts in the respective channel of the first profile 10, 10’ and, in form and dimension consistent with recesses of the respective sealing body, and vice versa.
• the left connection element of the first profile 10, 10’ can be formed, for example, by a top recess or protrusion 22 and a bottom recess or protrusion 23 and the right connection elements of the first profile 10, 10’ can be formed, for example by a top recess or protrusion 24 and a lower recess or protrusion 25.
• Each sealing body 30, 40 extends in the longitudinal direction, preferably over nearly the entire length of the first profile and comprises, seen in cross section, a central connection organ with connection elements 31, 41 that are complimentary to the connection elements 22-25 of the first profile 10, 10’ and at least a first end 35 at a first connection distance k of first connection elements of the connection elements seen in a first sealing direction vertical to the longitudinal direction and a second end 36 at a second connection distance 1 of the second connection elements of the connection elements seen in a second sealing direction vertical to the longitudinal direction, wherein the first and second connection distances are greater than the minimum distance h, i so that in a first position, the first end of the sealing body is located in the glass panel opening 20 and, in a second position the second end of the sealing body is located in the glass panel opening 20.
• each end and each connection distance is different, the sealing body extends further out into the glass panel opening 20 in the first or second position.
• glass panels 2 with various thicknesses and clamped in depending on the position of the sealing body.
• Figure 7 shows the left sealing body 30 in a first position and the right sealing body 40 in a second position.
• Figures 8 and 9 show multiple embodiments of a first profile and figure 10 shows multiple embodiments of a sealing body 30 with multiple ends 35-38 at varying connection distances k-1 and one or more connection elements in one or more sealing directions that are vertical to the longitudinal direction.
• a sealing body with a first and second end at respectively a first and second connection distance k-1 from a common connection element in a common sealing direction a sealing body with a first and second end at respectively a first and second connection distance k-1 of respectively a first and second connection element in a common sealing direction, a sealing body with multiple ends at respective connection distance from a respective connection element in a respective sealing direction, ... .
• Figures 11 A, 1 IB and 11C show a first aluminum profile, an EPDM clamping body and left and right EPDM sealing bodies in various pcompriseses of a method for constructing a profile assembly as shown in figures 4 A, 5 A or figures 4B and 5B.
• Figure 11A shows an assembly of the first profile and a clamping body (one of multiple clamping bodies with a length of approximately 100 mm that are slid at regular distances of approximately 4-500 mm) provided in the glass clamp chamber 21 of the first profile, wherein one end of the first profile is offset, i.e. not at a right angle. For example, at an angle of 45°, between the normal orientation on the end surface and the longitudinal direction, to form an angle connection with another profile assembly.
• Figure 1 IB shows the connection of an attachment 60 on the offset end in the first profile.
• the attachment 60 comprises a rounded guide surface 61.
• Figures 12A-12D show an attachment 60’ for connecting the offset end of the first profile with a shorter guide surface 61’.
• Each attachment piece 60, 60’ comprises a connection surface to turn toward the first profile with connection elements that are to be connected to the first profile offset, wherein the rounded guide surface is on the opposite side.
• the attachment 60’ is formed by a body with a mainly right angle triangular cross section, in particular a truncated right angle triangle, with an opening through the body parallel to one of the right angle sides, wherein the body is connected to the first profile with the connection elements so that the opening in line with the channels through the first profile.
• the opening and the protruding connection elements extend in the longitudinal direction of the first profile after connection of the attachment 60, 60’ to the first profile.
• the resulting assembly is shown in figure 11C.
• Figure 11C also shows the left and right sealing bodies that are guided into the left and right channel of the first profile via the guide surface 61.
• the sealing bodies are inserted in a certain position. Once the sealing bodies are inserted over nearly the entire length of the first profile, the glass panel is pressed into the glass panel opening, past the sealing bodies and into the clamping mechanism.

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