EP0477684A1 - a distance device for fixture frames - Google Patents
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- 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
- E06B1/00—Border constructions of openings in walls, floors, or ceilings; Frames to be rigidly mounted in such openings
- E06B1/56—Fastening frames to the border of openings or to similar contiguous frames
- E06B1/60—Fastening frames to the border of openings or to similar contiguous frames by mechanical means, e.g. anchoring means
- E06B1/6069—Separate spacer means acting exclusively in the plane of the opening; Shims; Wedges; Tightening of a complete frame inside a wall opening
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- 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
- E06B3/00—Window sashes, door leaves, or like elements for closing wall or like openings; Layout of fixed or moving closures, e.g. windows in wall or like openings; Features of rigidly-mounted outer frames relating to the mounting of wing frames
- E06B3/54—Fixing of glass panes or like plates
- E06B3/5409—Means for locally spacing the pane from the surrounding frame
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- This invention relates to a distance device for fixture frames, being of a type adapted to fit in between a frame portion of the fixture and a juxtaposed false frame, or masonry bearing surface, and comprising first and second elements having respective juxtaposed bearing surfaces guided for movement toward and away from each other.
- Distance devices of the above-outlined type are widely used for installing a fixture frame fixedly in corresponding opening in the masonry work.
- a further prior approach provides for the use of wedge pairs sliding over each other.
- This kind of device also suits offcentered mount situations and can be readily adjusted edgewise, such as by inserting a screwdriver blade between the frame and the false frame, but it is on this account, in fact, that it is difficult to adjust where the fit of the frame to the false frame includes undercut portions hindering access to the wedges or forbidding it altogether.
- the minimum axial dimension of the spacer is of necessity greater than the helix pitch length, in view of such contributory dimensions as the thickness of parts, etc..
- the slide element rotatable through about 180 0 the maximum relative travel distance of the two elements can in no case exceed one half the pitch length of the helix.
- a distance device suiting the applications contemplated by this invention it is typical for a distance device suiting the applications contemplated by this invention to have a minimum axial dimension of about 8-9 mm, and it is mandatory that it can ensure a maximum relative travel distance of no less than 5-6 mm between the two elements. In the instance of the aforementioned UK Patent Application, this cannot be accomplished due to the shape of the spacer and the thickness of its components.
- the technical problem that underlies this invention is to provide a distance device for fixture frames which has such constructional and functional features as to overcome the drawbacks mentioned above in relation to the devices proposed by the cited prior art.
- a distance device as indicated being characterized in that said first element is a face cam having a helical ramp-like working surface and the second element is a cursor shiftable angularly along said ramp, said cursor having a smaller angular dimension than the angular span of said ramp.
- the device 1 is adapted to fit, in use, between a section 2 of a fixture frame and a false frame 3.
- the false frame 3 could be a masonry bearing surface framing an opening intended for accomodating the fixture.
- the distance device 1 comprises first and second elements shown at 6 and 7, respectively, which have respective juxtaposed, substantially flat surfaces 8, 9 adapted to fit, in use, close to the false frame and the frame, or vice versa. By reason of their intended function, these surfaces will be referred to hereinafter as the bearing surfaces of the distance device.
- the first element 6 includes an essentially rectangular plate-like base having, at one and the same major side, two juxtaposed and aligned projections 10, each provided with an elastically deformable lug 11.
- the projections 10 and lug 11 serve, by snap fitting into a groove (not shown) on the section 2, to anchor the element 6 removably on the fixture frame.
- said element 6 is contoured as a face cam with the working surface 12 in the shape of a single- thread helical ramp approximately half-pitch long (1800).
- the surface 12 is formed with a circular half- ring opening 13 dividing the surface 12 into an outward ring 12a and an inward ring 12b.
- the opening has a serrated crown-like surface 14.
- the inward ring 12b has a segment jutting lip-fashion radially into the opening 13, and has at one end a cutout 15 spanning said lip-like segment.
- Both the rings 12a, b and the opening 13 are concentrical to one another and have a bore 16 forming a journal seat for the second element 7.
- the surface 12 has, at its remote end from the surface 8, a flat surface portion 17 which interrupts the helical ramp along a substantially radial direction thereto, and whose function will be explained hereinafter.
- the second element 7 is shaped, at least at the bearing surface 9, as a circular segment having an angular dimension which is smaller than the angular span of surface 12, preferably smaller than 90°.
- angular dimensions on the order of 40°-70° may be mentioned for element 7.
- Said element has, on its side juxtaposed to the surface 9, a helical ramp segment surface 20 mating with the contour of the surface 12 and being associated in sliding relationship therewith. It is engaged pivotally with the first element 6 by means of a cylindrical tang 21 engaged in the bore 16, with the elements 6, 7 in their assembled condition.
- Said tang 21 is formed with a through-hole 22 with hexagonal cross-sectional shape which provides a socket for engagement by a wrench to be used for adjusting the device 1, as well as for passing a screw V ( Figure 4) for mounting the frame 2 to the false frame 3.
- the second element 7 is also provided with a detent tooth 23 and a pawl-like stopper 24, both fast with a lug 25 which extends from the surface 20 at the opening 13.
- the detent tooth 23 engages beneath the lip-like section of the inward ring 12b, after insertion beneath the same through the cutout 15, and acts as a loss-preventing device to avoid incidental separation of the elements 6, 7 from each other.
- the pawl-like stopper 24 serves, by co-operating with the serrated crown surface 14, to restrict freedom of rotation of the second element 7 about the first (6), thereby making the device 1 easier to adjust.
- the distance device is shown generally at 100 and comprises a first element 26 having a flattened cylindrical shape with a flat base 8 bearing against the frame 2, or the false frame 3, and a juxtaposed surface defined by two semicircular, helical pattern ramps 12.
- a second element 27 is pivoted centrally on the first element 26 and has an essentially butterfly-like shape with juxtaposed wings 28 and 29 displaceable angularly over each of the ramps 12.
- Each wing 28 and 29 has substantially the same construction as the element 7 of the previously discussed embodiment.
- FIG. 7 and 8 A further variation of the device according to the invention is illustrated by Figures 7 and 8 wherein first and second elements 60, 70 of the device are respectively shown.
- the two elements, 60 and 70, of this second variation differ from the corresponding elements, 6 and 7, shown in Figures 1-5 mainly by the provision, on both the inward ring 12b of element 60 and the facing portion of the surface 20 of element 70, of a dense arrangement of ridges 61, 71 designed to assist the pawl-like stopper 24 and the serrated crown surface 14 in restricting the freedom of relative rotation of the first and second elements 60, 70, especially when said elements are being pushed against each other.
- similar ridges may be provided on the corresponding surfaces 12, 20 of the device 100 according to the second example herein described.
- the distance device of this invention is applied to the sections of the frame 2 of a fixture so as to be interposed between the frame 2 and the false frame 3 in the assembled state. As already mentioned, it is held to the frame 2 by the projections 10, 11 engaging in corresponding slots in the section; thus, the element 6 is prevented from turning relatively to the frame 2.
- the second element 7 should be rotated from the first against the end of the ramp-like surface 12 juxtaposed to the flat portion 17, so as to minimize the overall thickness of the device 1 (the condition of Figure 2), that is to have it set with the bearing surfaces 8, 9 closest together.
- the overall thickness of the device 1 is unaffected by the theoretical development of the terminating portion of the helical ramp surface 12 on account of the latter being levelled off where shown at 17 in the drawings. Accordingly, the minimum thickness of the device 1 will be solely given by the sum of the thicknesses of each element 6, 7 in the position shown in Figure 2.
- a suitable tool such as a blade of a screwdriver, on the serrated edge 19 of the element 7, where the latter is accessible, so as to turn it angularly over the helical ramp surface 12 which constitutes the face cam of the first element 6.
- the serrated edge 19 of the second element 7 could be rotated using a hexagon wrench of the type ordinarily employed to work socket head screws in engagement with the hole 22 in the tang 21.
- the device of this invention affords a number of advantages over known devices, among which is that of presenting in practice the same bearing surface area as with the wedge pair arrangements, while providing the same convenient operation as the drop foot devices. This enables the stresses and sideways thrusts involved in the enplacement and installation of the fixture frame to be withstood best, even with an offcentered positioning of the device.
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- This invention relates to a distance device for fixture frames, being of a type adapted to fit in between a frame portion of the fixture and a juxtaposed false frame, or masonry bearing surface, and comprising first and second elements having respective juxtaposed bearing surfaces guided for movement toward and away from each other.
- Distance devices of the above-outlined type are widely used for installing a fixture frame fixedly in corresponding opening in the masonry work.
- In this environment, and especially in the technical field of fixtures constructed from aluminum alloy sections, there have been known essentially drop foot devices comprising a plate-like base for attachment to the fixture which has a throughgoing tapped hole therein into which a tang of the food is threaded. Once the device is emplaced, it can be adjusted by varying the depth of engagement of the tang into the base.
- This prior approach, while in many ways beneficial, only proves effective with the device applied substantially centered on the section of the fixture frame. On the other hand, due to the small size of the bearing base, the device will perform poorly at the corners, or when mounted at an offcentered position relatively to said frame section.
- A further prior approach provides for the use of wedge pairs sliding over each other. This kind of device also suits offcentered mount situations and can be readily adjusted edgewise, such as by inserting a screwdriver blade between the frame and the false frame, but it is on this account, in fact, that it is difficult to adjust where the fit of the frame to the false frame includes undercut portions hindering access to the wedges or forbidding it altogether.
- An adjustable spacer, albeit intended for different applications, having two elements whose facing surfaces are in the pattern of a helical ramp, is known from UK Patent Application No. 2176828. The spacer of this prior document is intended for glazed fixture frames, such as doors and the like, and for adjusting glass panes in position relatively to their frame. However, that spacer is unsuited to the applications envisaged by this invention because of the unfavorable ratio of the minimum axial dimension of the spacer, as measured with the two elements turned to a corresponding limit position, to the maximum axial travel of the two elements, with the latter turned to their opposite limit positions.
- In fact, with the surface of the face cam-forming element spanning a full helix turn, the minimum axial dimension of the spacer is of necessity greater than the helix pitch length, in view of such contributory dimensions as the thickness of parts, etc.. On the other hand, being the slide element rotatable through about 1800, the maximum relative travel distance of the two elements can in no case exceed one half the pitch length of the helix.
- In practice, it is typical for a distance device suiting the applications contemplated by this invention to have a minimum axial dimension of about 8-9 mm, and it is mandatory that it can ensure a maximum relative travel distance of no less than 5-6 mm between the two elements. In the instance of the aforementioned UK Patent Application, this cannot be accomplished due to the shape of the spacer and the thickness of its components.
- The technical problem that underlies this invention is to provide a distance device for fixture frames which has such constructional and functional features as to overcome the drawbacks mentioned above in relation to the devices proposed by the cited prior art.
- This problem is solved by a distance device as indicated being characterized in that said first element is a face cam having a helical ramp-like working surface and the second element is a cursor shiftable angularly along said ramp, said cursor having a smaller angular dimension than the angular span of said ramp.
- The features and advantages of a device according to this invention will become apparent from a detailed description of three embodiments thereof, to be taken in conjunction with the following illustrative and non-limitative drawings.
- In the drawings:
- Figure 1 is an exploded perspective view of the distance device of this invention;
- Figure 2 is a top plan view of the device shown in Figure 1;
- Figure 3 is a side view of the device shown in Figure 1;
- Figure 4 is a perspective view of the device of Figure 1, shown in operation;
- Figure 5 is a perspective detail view of the device shown in Figure 1;
- Figure 6 is a perspective view of a variation of the device according to the invention;
- Figures 7 and 8 are top and bottom views, respectively, showing in perspective the two elements of a device according to a further embodiment of this invention.
- In Figure 1 to 5, generally shown at 1 is a distance device embodying the principles of this invention.
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device 1 is adapted to fit, in use, between asection 2 of a fixture frame and afalse frame 3. In quite an equivalent manner, thefalse frame 3 could be a masonry bearing surface framing an opening intended for accomodating the fixture. - The
distance device 1 comprises first and second elements shown at 6 and 7, respectively, which have respective juxtaposed, substantiallyflat surfaces - The
first element 6 includes an essentially rectangular plate-like base having, at one and the same major side, two juxtaposed andaligned projections 10, each provided with an elasticallydeformable lug 11. Theprojections 10 andlug 11 serve, by snap fitting into a groove (not shown) on thesection 2, to anchor theelement 6 removably on the fixture frame. - On the juxtaposed side to the
bearing surface 8, saidelement 6 is contoured as a face cam with the workingsurface 12 in the shape of a single- thread helical ramp approximately half-pitch long (1800). - The
surface 12 is formed with a circular half- ring opening 13 dividing thesurface 12 into anoutward ring 12a and an inward ring 12b. At theoutward ring 12a, the opening has a serrated crown-like surface 14. The inward ring 12b has a segment jutting lip-fashion radially into the opening 13, and has at one end acutout 15 spanning said lip-like segment. Both therings 12a, b and theopening 13 are concentrical to one another and have abore 16 forming a journal seat for thesecond element 7. - It may be seen in Figure 1 that the
surface 12 has, at its remote end from thesurface 8, aflat surface portion 17 which interrupts the helical ramp along a substantially radial direction thereto, and whose function will be explained hereinafter. - The
second element 7 is shaped, at least at thebearing surface 9, as a circular segment having an angular dimension which is smaller than the angular span ofsurface 12, preferably smaller than 90°. As a preferred example, angular dimensions on the order of 40°-70° may be mentioned forelement 7. Said element has, on its side juxtaposed to thesurface 9, a helicalramp segment surface 20 mating with the contour of thesurface 12 and being associated in sliding relationship therewith. It is engaged pivotally with thefirst element 6 by means of acylindrical tang 21 engaged in thebore 16, with theelements tang 21 is formed with a through-hole 22 with hexagonal cross-sectional shape which provides a socket for engagement by a wrench to be used for adjusting thedevice 1, as well as for passing a screw V (Figure 4) for mounting theframe 2 to thefalse frame 3. - The
second element 7 is also provided with adetent tooth 23 and a pawl-like stopper 24, both fast with alug 25 which extends from thesurface 20 at the opening 13. - The
detent tooth 23 engages beneath the lip-like section of the inward ring 12b, after insertion beneath the same through thecutout 15, and acts as a loss-preventing device to avoid incidental separation of theelements - The pawl-
like stopper 24 serves, by co-operating with theserrated crown surface 14, to restrict freedom of rotation of thesecond element 7 about the first (6), thereby making thedevice 1 easier to adjust. - With specific reference to the example shown in Figure 6, a variation will be now described, cooperating details and parts whereof which have the same construction and operation as in the previous embodiment are denoted by the same reference numerals.
- In this variation, the distance device is shown generally at 100 and comprises a
first element 26 having a flattened cylindrical shape with aflat base 8 bearing against theframe 2, or thefalse frame 3, and a juxtaposed surface defined by two semicircular,helical pattern ramps 12. - A
second element 27 is pivoted centrally on thefirst element 26 and has an essentially butterfly-like shape with juxtaposedwings ramps 12. - Each
wing element 7 of the previously discussed embodiment. - A further variation of the device according to the invention is illustrated by Figures 7 and 8 wherein first and
second elements element 60 and the facing portion of thesurface 20 ofelement 70, of a dense arrangement ofridges 61, 71 designed to assist the pawl-like stopper 24 and theserrated crown surface 14 in restricting the freedom of relative rotation of the first andsecond elements corresponding surfaces device 100 according to the second example herein described. - The distance device of this invention is applied to the sections of the
frame 2 of a fixture so as to be interposed between theframe 2 and thefalse frame 3 in the assembled state. As already mentioned, it is held to theframe 2 by theprojections element 6 is prevented from turning relatively to theframe 2. At the stage of assembling to the fixture frame, thesecond element 7 should be rotated from the first against the end of the ramp-like surface 12 juxtaposed to theflat portion 17, so as to minimize the overall thickness of the device 1 (the condition of Figure 2), that is to have it set with thebearing surfaces - It may be seen that in this position the overall thickness of the
device 1 is unaffected by the theoretical development of the terminating portion of thehelical ramp surface 12 on account of the latter being levelled off where shown at 17 in the drawings. Accordingly, the minimum thickness of thedevice 1 will be solely given by the sum of the thicknesses of eachelement - In order to guide the juxtaposed
bearing surfaces respective elements element 7 counterclockwise on theelement 6 from the condition shown in Figure 2. - For this purpose, one could act, for example, with a suitable tool such as a blade of a screwdriver, on the
serrated edge 19 of theelement 7, where the latter is accessible, so as to turn it angularly over thehelical ramp surface 12 which constitutes the face cam of thefirst element 6. - The mating fit of the helical profile of the
ramp 12 with thesurface 20 of theelement 7 ensures that the juxtaposed bearingsurfaces - Where the
serrated edge 19 of thesecond element 7 is not accessible, the latter could be rotated using a hexagon wrench of the type ordinarily employed to work socket head screws in engagement with thehole 22 in thetang 21. - The device of this invention affords a number of advantages over known devices, among which is that of presenting in practice the same bearing surface area as with the wedge pair arrangements, while providing the same convenient operation as the drop foot devices. This enables the stresses and sideways thrusts involved in the enplacement and installation of the fixture frame to be withstood best, even with an offcentered positioning of the device.
- In addition, comparatively long relative travel distances can be provided for the two elements while keeping the minimum overall size of the device low.
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IT04169590A IT1243291B (en) | 1990-09-27 | 1990-09-27 | SPACER DEVICE FOR FRAMES AND WINDOWS |
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EP3608495A1 (en) * | 2018-08-10 | 2020-02-12 | Hörmann KG Freisen | Spacer device and frame comprising same |
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GB634899A (en) * | 1947-05-20 | 1950-03-29 | Gen Bronze Corp | Improvements in or relating to window frame constructions |
DE839888C (en) * | 1949-05-24 | 1952-05-26 | Pawa Appbau G M B H | Fastening device, in particular for fittings on control panels and dashboards |
DE1659096A1 (en) * | 1967-04-27 | 1971-02-04 | Hammers Paul Ag | Wall element for assembly construction |
DE1683548A1 (en) * | 1967-01-05 | 1971-03-11 | Schuermann & Co Heinz | Fixing, adjusting and connecting system for frames, plates or panes |
DE1784610A1 (en) * | 1968-08-24 | 1971-09-02 | Beilhack Maschf Martin | Quick fastening device for a work device provided with a device plate |
DE2926488A1 (en) * | 1979-06-30 | 1981-01-15 | Mainbau Estrich Fussboden | Double floor top floor height adjustable girder - comprises two support pieces with interlocking grooved wedge faces |
GB2176828A (en) * | 1985-06-19 | 1987-01-07 | Norcros Investments Ltd | Adjustable spacer |
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DE1683548A1 (en) * | 1967-01-05 | 1971-03-11 | Schuermann & Co Heinz | Fixing, adjusting and connecting system for frames, plates or panes |
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WORLD PATENTS INDEX LATEST Section PQ, Week 9010, Derwent Publications Ltd., London, GB; Class Q61, AN 90-073& SE-A-8 802 131 (ERIKSSON L) 8 December 1989 & WO-A-9105933 (ERIKSSON L) 2 may 1991 * |
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