EP3985197A1 - Awning, in particular a winter garden or a weather guard awning with a front profile - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to an awning, in particular a conservatory or weather protection awning, according to the preamble of patent claim 1.
- the background of the invention refers to a so-called folding awning as an example of a weather protection awning, in which the awning curtain in the form of an awning cloth is not wound onto a winding shaft, as is the case with a conventional articulated arm awning, but is divided into strip zones.
- These are delimited by the so-called fabric support profiles, which are slidably mounted in the lateral guide rails of the awning running in the direction of projection.
- the guide rails themselves, together with end rails which connect them at their ends and run transversely thereto, form a supporting frame of the awning which is mounted in a stationary manner on a building and/or on supports.
- the frontmost fabric support profile in the direction of projection can be moved by a drive in and against the direction of projection, with which the awning can be extended and retracted.
- the awning When the awning is retracted, the canopy-like folds hanging down between the fabric support profiles are increasingly tightened when the front profile is extended by pulling the fabric support profiles along with it, until the awning fabric essentially forms a kind of pergola roof when the awning is fully extended.
- the drop profile and the other cloth support profiles are each mounted displaceably on carriages at their opposite ends in a respective track formed in the guide rails.
- a disadvantage of the known awnings is the fact that the drop profile--like all other cloth support profiles--is attached to its carriage approximately centrally in relation to its cross section.
- the end position of the carriage in the track accordingly marks the maximum extended position of the front profile in the direction of the front.
- Due to the design, the usual drive of the front profile carriage in the form of an endless toothed belt guided around corresponding deflection rollers at the ends of the respective guide rail leads to a protrusion of the front end of the guide rail in the direction of the drop significantly beyond the maximum extended position of the front profile.
- the awning curtain Since the ends of the guide rails pointing in the direction of projection have also collapsed on the drop-side end rail in the area of their ends supported by floor supports, the awning curtain remains in its maximum extended position with the drop profile set back in relation to the end rail, so that there is a visually unappealing gap between these two components gap results. This also means that the rainwater running off the awning pours between this gap onto the terrace area that is actually to be protected by the awning. This problem would have to be solved with a separate rain gutter, which on the one hand is not visually appealing and on the other hand entails additional design effort.
- the invention is based on the object of designing an awning in such a way that their visual appearance is improved and the drainage of rainwater is simplified.
- the awning appearance is significantly improved and rainwater running off can preferably be drained off in a controlled manner directly via a rainwater gutter integrated into the end rail or formed by it itself - for example into a downpipe which is integrated into one of the lateral supports.
- the drop profile can be flat-rectangular in cross section and aligned with its long profile sides parallel to the drop direction.
- the front profile can be adapted to the required amount of its overhang to the front.
- the mounting zone of the drop profile towards the carriages is then preferably in the half of the profile cross section facing away from the drop direction, so that overall there is an optimal projection of the drop profile towards the front.
- the front end rail is designed as a U-shaped profile part with an upwardly open cross-section, the inner leg of which is shortened relative to the outer leg for retracting the front rail into its vertical overlapping position with the end rail. Shortening the length of the outer leg of the end rail profile by at least half has proven to be advantageous.
- This configuration has the advantage that the front profile and the end rail mesh to a certain extent, so that the rainwater can be drained off via the end rail itself or a rain gutter integrated into it without any problems.
- an additional water drainage lip can be arranged on the front wall of the front profile pointing in the direction of failure.
- This has a rectangular support frame 1 seen from above, which is composed of lateral guide rails 3, 4 running in the projection direction A of an awning curtain 2 and end rails 5, 6 connecting their ends.
- the awning With one end rail 5, the awning is mounted on a building wall 7 via corresponding brackets (not shown), the opposite end rail 6 rests on supports 8, 9, which are, for example, on a terrace 10 to be covered.
- the awning curtain 2 is an awning fabric 12 which, with its end 27 pointing in the direction of projection A, is fastened in a projection profile 11 which runs transversely to the direction of projection A and is driven in this direction so as to be displaceable in the guide rails 3, 4.
- the awning fabric 12 is also divided into individual strip zones 13 like a canopy and fastened to a fabric support profile 14 with the edge of each of its zones 13 .
- the latter can be moved freely in the guide rails 3, 4 in the failure direction A with their ends guided and shift under the influence of gravity and the pulling effect of the drop profile 11 from a retracted position of the awning with downward-hanging folds of the individual strip zones 13 into the in 1 shown, extended position, in which the awning fabric 12 with the fabric support profiles 14 is pulled by the driven front profile 11 in the direction of failure A and is just stretched when it reaches the bottom rail 6 on the failure side.
- the displaceability of the cloth support profiles 14 in the guide rails 3, 4 is achieved by a rail arrangement, as in the 3 and 4 is shown in detail.
- the guide rails 3, 4 each have a track 16 realized by inner profile webs 15—see in particular 3 - On, in each of which the cloth support profiles 14 carrying carriages 17 run on corresponding pairs of rollers 18 along.
- the four rollers 18 of the two pairs of rollers per carriage 17 are rotatably mounted on a bearing body 19 of the carriage 17 .
- the bearing axles 21 are formed by a screw bolt inserted from above into a receiving bore 22 in the bearing body 19 and secured by a lock nut 23 on the bearing body 19 , the lower end of which extends through corresponding receiving openings 24 in the profiles 11 , 14 .
- the respective projection 11 or cover support profile 14 is fixed by screwing a cap nut 25 onto the cover support profile 14 from below, which is then anchored to the carriage 17 by pressing it against a support shoulder 26 which is molded onto the bearing body 19 and surrounds the bearing axis 21.
- a revolving drive belt 31 is provided in each of the guide rails 3, 4, which is guided at the failure-side end of the guide rails 3, 4 via a loosely running deflection roller 32.
- the drive belt 31 is guided over a drive roller 30 that is correspondingly controlled by an electric motor and can thus be driven in reverse to retract and extend the awning.
- the carriages 17 of the drop profile 11 are connected to the drive belts 31 by a clamping plate 33, so that the drive belts 31 take the respective carriage 17 with it during its synchronous movement.
- the front profile 11 unlike the fabric support profiles 14 (which have a more square cross-section) 4 ) - designed as a flat-rectangular profile part in cross-section that is aligned parallel to the direction A with its long profile sides 35 .
- the drop profile 11 is mounted asymmetrically on the carriage 17 in relation to the latter in the drop direction A in such a way that the front edge 36 of the drop profile 11 pointing in the drop direction A is offset forward.
- the drop profile 11 is positioned in such a way that at least its front edge 36 pointing in the drop direction A is in vertical overlap with the drop-side end rail 6 .
- the front rail 11 even has about a third of its cross section in this overlapping position with the end rail 6.
- the assembly zone 37 of the front rail 11 to the carriage 17, on the other hand, is in the half of the profile cross section facing away from the front end direction A, so that the strong overhang of the drop profile 11 is supported to the front.
- the end rail 6, which is designed in cross section as a U-shaped profile part that is open at the top, is specially shaped. Its inner leg 38 is significantly shorter than the outer leg 39, in particular more than half, so that the drop profile 11 can engage in the contour of the end rail profile. Seen from the front, it is completely hidden due to the long outer leg 39 of the end rail 6, so that the awning has an even appearance.
- the rainwater symbolized by an arrow W which runs down the stretched awning fabric 12 due to the inclination N of the support frame 1 forwards to the run-off profile 11, runs off over the front edge 36 of the front profile 11 into the end rail designed as an integral rain gutter 40 and is there led away to the side into a (not shown) downcomer in one of the or both supports.
- the rainwater guidance from the front profile 11 into the rain gutter 40 is further supported by a water drainage lip 41 which is inserted into the front edge 36 in the front profile 11 and protrudes in the direction A of the front.
- the awning fabric 14 is fixed to the drop profile 11 and the fabric support profiles 14 via conventional piping connections 42.
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Abstract
Eine Markise, insbesondere Wintergarten-oder Wetterschutzmarkise, um-fasst- einen Markisenbehang (2),- einen Tragrahmen (1) mit in Ausfallrichtung (A) des Markisenbehangs (2) verlaufenden, seitlichen Führungsschienen (3, 4) für den Markisenbehang (2) und quer dazu verlaufenden Endschienen (5, 6) zur stationären Halterung der Markise an einem Gebäude (G) und/oder auf Stützen (10, 11),- jeweils eine Laufbahn (16) in den Führungsschienen (3, 4), sowie- ein Ausfallprofil (11) am ausfallseitigen Ende (27) des Markisenbehangs (2), das in und entgegen der Ausfallrichtung (A) über Laufwagen (17) an seinen entgegengesetzten Enden (20) in der jeweiligen Laufbahn (16) verschiebbar angetrieben gelagert ist,- wobei das Ausfallprofil (11) an den Laufwagen (17) gegenüber diesen derart in Ausfallrichtung (A) nach vorne versetzt montiert ist, dass das Ausfallprofil (11) bei ausgefahrenem Markisenbehang (2) mindestens mit seiner in Ausfallrichtung weisenden Vorderkante (36) in vertikaler Überdeckung mit der ausfallseitigen Endschiene (6) positioniert ist.An awning, in particular a conservatory or weather protection awning, comprises - an awning curtain (2), - a support frame (1) with lateral guide rails (3, 4) running in the projection direction (A) of the awning curtain (2) for the awning curtain (2 ) and end rails (5, 6) running transversely thereto for stationary mounting of the awning on a building (G) and/or on supports (10, 11), - one track (16) each in the guide rails (3, 4), and - a drop profile (11) on the drop-out end (27) of the awning curtain (2), which is mounted in and counter to the drop-out direction (A) via carriages (17) at its opposite ends (20) in the respective track (16) so that it can be displaced ,- the drop profile (11) being mounted on the carriage (17) offset forwards in the drop direction (A) in relation to the latter in such a way that the drop profile (11) when the awning curtain (2) is extended at least with its front edge (36) pointing in the drop direction in vertical overlap with the drop-side end rail (6) is positioned.
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Die Erfindung betrifft eine Markise, insbesondere eine Wintergarten- oder Wetterschutzmarkise, nach dem Oberbegriff des Patentanspruches 1.The invention relates to an awning, in particular a conservatory or weather protection awning, according to the preamble of
Zum Hintergrund der Erfindung wird als Beispiel für eine Wetterschutzmarkise auf eine sogenannte Faltmarkise Bezug genommen, bei denen der Markisenbehang in Form eines Markisentuches nicht - wie bei einer üblichen Gelenkarmmarkise - auf eine Wickelwelle aufgewickelt, sondern in Streifenzonen eingeteilt ist. Diese sind durch die sogenannten Tuchstützprofile abgegrenzt, die in den in Ausfallrichtung verlaufenden, seitlichen Führungsschienen der Markise verschiebbar gelagert sind. Die Führungsschienen selbst bilden zusammen mit sie an ihren Enden verbindenden, quer dazu verlaufenden Endschienen einen Tragrahmen der Markise, der an einem Gebäude und/oder auf Stützen stationär montiert wird.The background of the invention refers to a so-called folding awning as an example of a weather protection awning, in which the awning curtain in the form of an awning cloth is not wound onto a winding shaft, as is the case with a conventional articulated arm awning, but is divided into strip zones. These are delimited by the so-called fabric support profiles, which are slidably mounted in the lateral guide rails of the awning running in the direction of projection. The guide rails themselves, together with end rails which connect them at their ends and run transversely thereto, form a supporting frame of the awning which is mounted in a stationary manner on a building and/or on supports.
Das in Ausfallrichtung vorderste, als Ausfallprofil bezeichnete Tuchstützprofil ist durch einen Antrieb verschiebbar in und entgegen der Ausfallrichtung verstellbar, womit die Markise aus- und einfahrbar ist. Die im eingefahrenen Zustand baldachinartig als Falten zwischen den Tuchstützprofilen nach unten hängenden Streifenzonen werden beim Ausfahren des Ausfallprofils durch das Mitziehen der Tuchstützprofile zunehmend gestrafft, bis in der voll ausgefahrenen Stellung der Markise das Markisentuch im Wesentlichen gespannt eine Art Pergoladach bildet.The frontmost fabric support profile in the direction of projection, referred to as the projection profile, can be moved by a drive in and against the direction of projection, with which the awning can be extended and retracted. When the awning is retracted, the canopy-like folds hanging down between the fabric support profiles are increasingly tightened when the front profile is extended by pulling the fabric support profiles along with it, until the awning fabric essentially forms a kind of pergola roof when the awning is fully extended.
Das Ausfallprofil und die weiteren Tuchstützprofile sind jeweils über Laufwagen an ihren entgegengesetzten Enden in einer jeweiligen, in den Führungsschienen ausgebildeten Laufbahn verschiebbar gelagert.The drop profile and the other cloth support profiles are each mounted displaceably on carriages at their opposite ends in a respective track formed in the guide rails.
Nachteilig bei den bekannten Markisen ist die Tatsache, dass das Ausfallprofil - wie alle anderen Tuchstützprofile - etwa mittig bezogen auf seinen Querschnitt an seinen Laufwagen befestigt ist. Die Endstellung des Laufwagens in der Laufbahn markiert dementsprechend die maximal in Ausfallrichtung ausgefahrene Stellung des Ausfallprofils. Konstruktionsbedingt führt der übliche Antrieb des Ausfallprofil-Laufwagens in Form eines um entsprechende Umlenkrollen an den Enden der jeweiligen Führungsschiene geführten Endlos-Zahnriemens zu einem Überstand des vorderen Endes der Führungsschiene in Ausfallrichtung deutlich über die maximal ausgefahrene Position des Ausfallprofils nach vorne hinaus. Da auf der ausfallseitigen Endschiene im Bereich ihrer durch Bodenstützen abgestützten Enden auch jeweils die Enden der in Ausfallrichtung weisenden Führungsschienen abgestürzt sind, bleibt der Markisenbehang in seiner maximal ausgefahrenen Stellung mit dem Ausfallprofil gegenüber der Endschiene zurückversetzt, sodass sich zwischen diesen beiden Komponenten eine optisch wenig ansprechende Lücke ergibt. Diese führt ferner dazu, dass das von der Markise ablaufende Regenwasser sich zwischen diese Lücke auf den von der Markise eigentlich zu schützenden Terrassenbereich ergießt. Dieses Problem müsste mit einer gesonderten Regenrinne gelöst werden, was zum einen optisch wenig ansprechend ist und zum anderen einen zusätzlichen konstruktiven Aufwand mit sich bringt.A disadvantage of the known awnings is the fact that the drop profile--like all other cloth support profiles--is attached to its carriage approximately centrally in relation to its cross section. The end position of the carriage in the track accordingly marks the maximum extended position of the front profile in the direction of the front. Due to the design, the usual drive of the front profile carriage in the form of an endless toothed belt guided around corresponding deflection rollers at the ends of the respective guide rail leads to a protrusion of the front end of the guide rail in the direction of the drop significantly beyond the maximum extended position of the front profile. Since the ends of the guide rails pointing in the direction of projection have also collapsed on the drop-side end rail in the area of their ends supported by floor supports, the awning curtain remains in its maximum extended position with the drop profile set back in relation to the end rail, so that there is a visually unappealing gap between these two components gap results. This also means that the rainwater running off the awning pours between this gap onto the terrace area that is actually to be protected by the awning. This problem would have to be solved with a separate rain gutter, which on the one hand is not visually appealing and on the other hand entails additional design effort.
Ausgehend von den geschilderten Problemen des Standes der Technik liegt der Erfindung die Aufgabe zugrunde, eine Markise so auszugestalten, dass ihr optische Erscheinungsbild verbessert und die Abführung von Regenwasser vereinfacht werden.Based on the described problems of the prior art, the invention is based on the object of designing an awning in such a way that their visual appearance is improved and the drainage of rainwater is simplified.
Diese Aufgabe wird durch die im Kennzeichnungsteil des Anspruchs 1 angegebenen Merkmale gelöst, wonach das Ausfallprofil an den Laufwagen gegenüber diesen derart in Ausfallrichtung nach vorne versetzt montiert ist, dass das Ausfallprofil bei ausgefahrenem Markisenbehang mindestens mit seiner in Ausfallrichtung weisenden Vorderkante in vertikaler Überdeckung mit der ausfallseitigen Endschiene positioniert ist.This object is achieved by the features specified in the characterizing part of
Aufgrund der versetzten Montage des Ausfallprofils an den Laufwagen rückt ohne Veränderung deren Verfahrwegs in den Führungsschienen das Ausfallprofil so weit nach vorne, dass in Vertikalrichtung gesehen keine Lücke mehr zwischen der Vorderkante des Ausfallprofils und der Endschiene mehr auftritt. Insoweit ist die Markisenoptik deutlich verbessert und ablaufendes Regenwasser kann vorzugsweise direkt über eine in die Endschiene integrierte oder davon selbst gebildete Regenablaufrinne seitlich - beispielsweise in ein Fallrohr, das in eine der seitlichen Stützen integriert ist - kontrolliert abgeführt werden.Due to the offset installation of the front rail on the carriage, the front rail moves so far forward without changing the travel path in the guide rails that, seen in the vertical direction, there is no longer a gap between the front edge of the front rail and the end rail. In this respect, the awning appearance is significantly improved and rainwater running off can preferably be drained off in a controlled manner directly via a rainwater gutter integrated into the end rail or formed by it itself - for example into a downpipe which is integrated into one of the lateral supports.
Bevorzugte Weiterbildungen der Erfindung ergeben sich aus den abhängigen Ansprüchen. So kann das Ausfallprofil im Querschnitt flach-rechteckig ausgebildet und mit seinen langen Profilseiten parallel zur Ausfallrichtung ausgerichtet sein. Über die Dimensionierung der langen Profilseiten kann das Ausfallprofil an das notwendige Maß seiner Auskragung nach vorne angepasst werden. Dabei liegt die Montagezone des Ausfallprofils hin zu den Laufwagen dann vorzugsweise in der der Ausfallrichtung abgewandten Hälfte des Profilquerschnitts, sodass sich insgesamt ein optimales Auskragungsmaß des Ausfallprofils nach vorne ergibt.Preferred developments of the invention result from the dependent claims. Thus, the drop profile can be flat-rectangular in cross section and aligned with its long profile sides parallel to the drop direction. By dimensioning the long profile sides, the front profile can be adapted to the required amount of its overhang to the front. The mounting zone of the drop profile towards the carriages is then preferably in the half of the profile cross section facing away from the drop direction, so that overall there is an optimal projection of the drop profile towards the front.
Gemäß einer weiteren bevorzugten Ausführungsform ist die ausfallseitige Endschiene als im Querschnitt nach oben offenes, U-förmiges Profilteil ausgebildet, dessen innerer Schenkel für das Einfahren des Ausfallprofils in seine vertikaler Überdeckungsstellung mit der Endschiene gegenüber dem äußeren Schenkel verkürzt ist. Als günstig hat sich dabei die Verkürzung um mindestens die Hälfte der Länge des äußeren Schenkels des Endschienen-Profils herausgestellt.According to a further preferred embodiment, the front end rail is designed as a U-shaped profile part with an upwardly open cross-section, the inner leg of which is shortened relative to the outer leg for retracting the front rail into its vertical overlapping position with the end rail. Shortening the length of the outer leg of the end rail profile by at least half has proven to be advantageous.
Diese Ausgestaltung zeigt den Vorteil, dass Ausfallprofil und Endschiene gewissermaßen ineinandergreifen, sodass das Regenwasser problemlos über die Endschiene selbst oder eine darin integrierte Regenrinne abgeführt werden kann.This configuration has the advantage that the front profile and the end rail mesh to a certain extent, so that the rainwater can be drained off via the end rail itself or a rain gutter integrated into it without any problems.
Gemäß einer weiteren bevorzugten Ausführungsform kann zur weiteren Verbesserung der Regenwasser-Ableitung noch eine zusätzliche Wasserableitlippe an der in Ausfallrichtung weisenden Frontwand des Ausfallprofils angeordnet werden.According to a further preferred embodiment, to further improve the drainage of rainwater, an additional water drainage lip can be arranged on the front wall of the front profile pointing in the direction of failure.
Weitere Merkmale, Einzelheiten und Vorteile der Erfindung ergeben sich aus der nachfolgenden Beschreibung eines Ausführungsbeispiels anhand der beigefügten Zeichnungen. Es zeigen:
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- eine perspektivische, teilweise weggebrochene Darstellung einer Faltmarkise in ausgefahrenem Zustand des Markisentuches,
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- a perspective, partially broken away representation of a folding awning in the extended state of the awning fabric,
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Mit der einen Endschiene 5 ist die Markise über entsprechende Konsolen (nicht gezeigt) an einer Gebäudewand 7 montiert, die gegenüberliegende Endschiene 6 ruht auf Stützen 8, 9, die beispielsweise auf einer zu überdachenden Terrasse 10 stehen.With one
Bei dem Markisenbehang 2 handelt es sich im gezeigten Ausführungsbeispiel um ein Markisentuch 12, das mit seinem in Ausfallrichtung A weisenden Ende 27 in einem quer zur Ausfallrichtung A verlaufenden, in dieser Richtung verschiebbar angetrieben in den Führungsschienen 3, 4 geführten Ausfallprofil 11 befestigt ist. Das Markisentuch 12 ist ferner baldachinartig in einzelne Streifenzonen 13 eingeteilt und mit dem Rand jeder seiner Zonen 13 an einem Tuchstützprofil 14 befestigt. Letztere sind mit ihren Enden frei in den Führungsschienen 3, 4 in Ausfallrichtung A verschiebbar geführt und verschieben sich unter dem Einfluss der Schwerkraft und der Zugwirkung des Ausfallprofils 11 aus einer eingefahrenen Stellung der Markise mit nach unten hängenden Falten der einzelnen Streifenzonen 13 in die in
Die Verschiebbarkeit der Tuchstützprofile 14 in den Führungsschienen 3, 4 wird durch eine Laufschienenanordnung erzielt, wie sie in den
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Damit das Ausfallprofil 11 in diese Position verfahren kann, ist die im Querschnitt als nach oben offenes, U-förmiges Profilteil ausgebildete Endschiene 6 speziell geformt. Deren innerer Schenkel 38 ist nämlich gegenüber dem äußeren Schenkel 39 deutlich, insbesondere mehr als die Hälfte verkürzt, sodass das Ausfallprofil 11 in die Kontur des Endschienen-Profils eingreifen kann. Es ist dabei von vorne gesehen aufgrund des langen äußeren Schenkels 39 der Endschiene 6 komplett verborgen, sodass die Markise ein ebenmäßiges Erscheinungsbild aufweist.So that the
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Der Vollständigkeit halber wird darauf hingewiesen, dass das Markisentuch 14 am Ausfallprofil 11 und den Tuchstützprofilen 14 jeweils über übliche Kederverbindungen 42 fixiert ist.For the sake of completeness, it is pointed out that the
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