EP4198243A1 - Agencement de profilé de cadre - Google Patents

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EP4198243A1
EP4198243A1 EP22212733.4A EP22212733A EP4198243A1 EP 4198243 A1 EP4198243 A1 EP 4198243A1 EP 22212733 A EP22212733 A EP 22212733A EP 4198243 A1 EP4198243 A1 EP 4198243A1
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Dirk Brünemann
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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
    • E06B3/58—Fixing of glass panes or like plates by means of borders, cleats, or the like
    • E06B3/585—Fixing of glass panes or like plates by means of borders, cleats, or the like adjustable, e.g. for accommodating panes of various thickness, or with provisions for altering the clamping force on the pane
    • 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
    • E06B3/30—Coverings, e.g. protecting against weather, for decorative purposes
    • E06B3/301—Coverings, e.g. protecting against weather, for decorative purposes consisting of prefabricated profiled members or glass
    • E06B3/306—Covering plastic frames with metal or plastic profiled members

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  • the invention relates to a frame profile arrangement for window or door frames, with a frame profile and a glazing bead that can be fastened by clamping.
  • the invention also relates to a glazing bead for a frame profile arrangement and a frame which is composed of several frame profile arrangements.
  • the glazing bead serves to fasten a glass element between the frame profiles and the glazing beads after a frame has been produced from a plurality of such frame profile arrangements.
  • Such a structure is present regardless of the material of the frame profile arrangement, i.e. both in the case of plastic windows and doors and those made of aluminum.
  • a classic aluminum frame system also includes a glazing bead made of aluminum, which forms the transition between the sash frame profile or, in the case of fixed glazing, between the outer frame profile and the glazing.
  • Glazing beads are usually arranged on the side facing the room. During the initial assembly of the window, the glass element can be conveniently inserted from the room, and the glass element is also easily accessible in the event of repairs. Last but not least, for reasons of burglary security, glazing beads are installed/used/mounted on the inside of the building as standard.
  • the glazing bead can be snapped onto the frame profile and fixes the glass element in the frame or its frame profile.
  • the respective glazing bead is part of the transverse or longitudinal beam.
  • the glazing beads form a surrounding frame and press the glass pane against a stop in the frame profile and thus locks the glass in the right place within the glazing rebate. There is a seal between the glazing bead and the glass pane, the so-called glazing seal.
  • Window frames and door frames are widely made of plastic hollow profiles with glazing beads, also made of plastic, which are mitered at the ends. Since the plastic glazing beads have a certain elasticity and can be flexibly deformed, they can be fitted precisely by bending. The two short sides are snapped into place first, the two long glazing beads are slightly bent before being inserted and positioned in the corners of the sash frame and hammered into the receiving groove of the sash or frame profile with a soft-faced hammer. In order to achieve the best possible tightness in the corner areas of the glazing bead profiles that meet, the glazing bead profiles can be oversized.
  • a seal to the glass does not need to be drawn in in a further work step if this can be extruded on during the extrusion process of the glazing bead profile production. Otherwise they are mounted on the glazing bead after manufacture.
  • glazing beads are of particular importance. They ensure a smooth and routine assembly process.
  • a primary goal is to use the proven advantages of a proven frame processing method with frame profiles made of plastic, also for frames, e.g. for windows or doors, with an aluminum look.
  • a glazing bead can be In the corner area, only make a straight cut in the casement or window frame profile.
  • the glazing beads are joined together parallel to the glass element on the sash or window frame profile to form a frame and butt together in the corners.
  • the glazing seal can only be inserted between the glazing beads and the glass element later, after the glazing beads have been installed.
  • a wedge seal that is to be added later has a very large gap, which represents the visible width of the seal of approx. 12 mm, which is also undesirable and negatively affects the external appearance.
  • the object of the invention is therefore to combine the advantages of elastic PVC with the corrosion-resistant and optical properties of aluminum and to provide a frame profile arrangement with a glazing bead that enables rapid glazing by bending and preferably the use of extruded, co-extruded or rolled-in seals allowed, since the seal in the glazing bead can be inserted automatically here and the gap dimension, in particular of approx. 3-5 mm, is significantly smaller.
  • glazing beads made of plastic can already be equipped with seals during production and there is no need to subsequently insert a wedge seal between the glass element and glazing bead.
  • the glazing bead of a frame profile arrangement comprises a carrier profile made of plastic that can be fastened by clamping to the frame profile and an aluminum cover that is fastened or at least can be fastened to the carrier profile. Fastening can preferably take place by latching and/or gluing.
  • the invention can therefore open up the advantages of installing a classic glazing bead made of plastic and, with the aluminum cover, can then use the advantages provided by aluminum as a material.
  • the carrier profile fulfills the function of a conventional glazing bead. This is characterized by a fully-fledged plastic profile, preferably which, viewed in cross section, has a closed plastic cover on all outsides, which encloses cavities on the inside.
  • the carrier profile is preferably connected or at least can be connected to the frame profile via a clip connection. To do this, the clip foot is positioned on the receiving groove of the frame profile and clipped in securely.
  • the carrier profile has at least one sealing lip. This can preferably be extruded, extruded in or inserted, in particular rolled, onto the carrier profile.
  • the carrier profile preferably has a receiving groove in order to receive this so-called glazing seal. This can already have been extruded during the extrusion process or it can be rolled in with the help of a machine or drawn in afterwards by hand.
  • a preferred variant provides that the at least one sealing lip is also extruded during the extrusion process. It should be emphasized that sealing materials such as EPDM can only be extruded in or on to plastic material.
  • the aluminum cover has at least one latching lug or positioning lug, with which the aluminum cover is held in a latching or at least positioning manner in a receiving groove of the carrier profile.
  • the latching lug or positioning lug can more preferably be shaped to complement the receiving groove.
  • the aluminum cover has two latching lugs or positioning lugs, each of which is assigned a receiving groove on the carrier profile.
  • the receiving groove serves as a means of attachment and/or positioning for the aluminum cover, which forms the outer cover of the visible surface of the carrier profile.
  • the aluminum cover forms a clamping connection with the plastic support profile when it is clicked on and gives the frame profile with glazing bead a uniform external appearance with an aluminum look.
  • the aluminum cover preferably has two latching lugs, which are formed by projections that can be latched on the carrier profile and are preferably shaped complementary to the receiving grooves in the carrier profile for a latching operative connection.
  • the latching lug can be hook-shaped, for example, but can optionally also be in the form of nubs or beads, which snap into corresponding depressions, undercuts or cutouts in the carrier profile after installation.
  • a snap-in connection is a connection type that is extremely suitable for the material and is easy to assemble and disassemble.
  • the aluminum cover is placed parallel to the support profile like a cap and pressed on. When the aluminum cover is clicked onto the carrier profile, a snap-in connection is created between the two profiles.
  • an aluminum cover is conceivable, which is provided with a locking lug or at least with a positioning lug and is additionally glued to the carrier profile.
  • the locking lug or positioning lug is used during assembly to position the aluminum cover, which is then swiveled onto the carrier profile and glued.
  • the aluminum cover can thus be connected to the carrier profile only in a snap-in manner, only in an adhesive manner (in particular positioned with a positioning lug) or in a combination of snap-in and adhesive bonding.
  • the aluminum cover When viewed in cross-section, the aluminum cover preferably has two arms, each with a free end, which are preferably under pretension relative to one another, in particular as a result of which the snap-in connection is tightly seated.
  • the angle between the arms with the free end can be 90 degrees. Provision can also be made for the angle to be less than 90 degrees, in particular 87 to 89.9 degrees, in order to achieve prestressing.
  • the arms with the free ends can be connected directly to each other. Provision can also be made for the aluminum cover to have two arms with free ends which are connected by a connecting arm, each arm with a free end forming an angle greater than 90 degrees, in particular an angle of 125 to 145 degrees, with the connecting arm.
  • the aluminum cover can be snapped/clicked onto the plastic carrier profile without tools and preferably just as easily dismantled.
  • the support profiles made of PVC which fulfill the task of the glazing beads, are first joined to the frame profile and assembled in the usual way.
  • the aluminum covers are then placed on the carrier profiles, in particular snapped on, for the uniform, external appearance.
  • the glazing bead frame according to the invention comprises a concealed frame of support profiles made of PVC and an optically visible frame consisting of aluminum covers.
  • the aluminum covers can be straight or mitred in the corners.
  • the support profiles are preferably mitred like conventional glazing beads.
  • the aluminum cover can be attached to the carrier profile by additional, spot or area bonding, e.g. with adhesives or double-sided adhesive tape.
  • additional, spot or area bonding e.g. with adhesives or double-sided adhesive tape.
  • suitable adhesives ensures that the aluminum cover can be removed without leaving any residue if the aluminum cover or the carrier profile is to be replaced.
  • the aluminum cover can be designed in different geometries. It can be provided that the aluminum cover in the mounted state, in particular in the visible area, is arranged in contact with the carrier profile and/or at a distance from it in some areas. In particular, at least one cavity can be enclosed between the carrier profile and the aluminum cover, in particular if the carrier profile has a chamfer on the outer visible side that is covered by the aluminum cover.
  • the aluminum cover completely covers the visible area of the carrier profile from the glazing seal of the carrier profile to the frame profile, in particular adjoins the glazing seal without gaps
  • the wall thickness of the webs forming the outer wall of the carrier profile is less than the wall thickness of the webs of the carrier profile pointing to the glass rebate of the frame profile and/or than the wall thickness of the webs of the carrier profile that do not contact the aluminum cover.
  • the width of the glazing beads must be adjusted.
  • the use of a universally usable carrier profile is preferably provided for this purpose.
  • the support profile is formed by a base profile and an attachment profile that is/can be fastened to it.
  • the carrier profile is thus formed in two parts.
  • the base profile and attachment profile can preferably also be detached from one another again after attachment.
  • the attachment profile has the glazing seal in the form of at least one sealing lip.
  • connection between the base profile and attachment profile is preferably formed in a leg of the support profile, which, or its underside, is parallel to the glazing rebate surface of the frame profile when installed.
  • the invention preferably provides that the length of this leg of the carrier profile can be made variable.
  • At least one of the profiles of the basic profile and attachment profile can preferably be shortened for this purpose.
  • the shortenability is preferably implemented in such a way that even after a shortening, the respective profile has a fastening area for the other profile.
  • the base profile is particularly preferably designed to be shortenable, in particular designed to be shortenable on the side facing the glazing seal.
  • the profile that can be shortened, in particular the basic profile, can be designed to be open in the direction of the other profile, in particular the attachment profile.
  • a recess is formed at this open end, on or in which the other profile, in particular the attachment profile, can be fastened or fastened.
  • the open recess on the profile that can be shortened is preferably surrounded by recess walls and has at least one recess wall a fastening structure pointing into the interior of the recess, to which the other profile can be fastened, in particular with a corresponding fastening element.
  • At least one recess wall and preferably two recess walls lying opposite one another, have a plurality of, preferably equidistant, locking grooves.
  • Each locking groove preferably runs parallel to the opening plane of the open recess. Different locking grooves on the same recess wall have different distances to the opening level.
  • the profile that can be fastened to the profile that can be shortened e.g. the basic profile, e.g. the attachment profile, preferably has a fastening area that can be inserted into the open recess, e.g. with a collar as a corresponding fastening element, which engages in at least one locking groove of a recess wall.
  • the carrier profile can be shortened according to the glass thickness by cutting, sawing or milling one of the two profiles of the base profile or attachment profile from which the carrier profile is formed, in particular with the depth of the open recess being reduced.
  • the open profile side of the profile cut to length, in particular the basic profile, is closed with the other profile, in particular the attachment profile, preferably made of TPE.
  • thermoplastic elastomers combine the efficient processing properties of thermoplastics with the softness and flexibility of elastomers and fulfill the function of a plug that closes the open profile.
  • the attachment profile preferably has the collar mentioned, which lies in the open recess and which fits into the inner profile formed by the locking grooves of the base profile snaps into place so that there is a firm snap-in connection between the attachment profile and the base profile.
  • the attachment profile and the preferably open base profile combine to form a support profile that is clad with the aluminum cover.
  • the aluminum cover preferably connects without gaps to the glazing seal and to the frame profile, in particular to an aluminum cover that is also located on the frame profile.
  • the glazing bead according to the invention offers a significant advantage for the isotherm curve due to its “substructure” of the carrier profile made of plastic. Since plastic has a low thermal conductivity compared to aluminum, thermal insulation is supported and the isothermal curve in the critical transition area between the glazing bead and glazing is optimized.
  • figure 1 is a cross section through a sash and a window frame profile 10, 20 with the glazing bead 25 according to the invention with extruded sealing lips 40 according to the invention. It is a frame group of casement and window frame profile 10, 20 shown in the closed position. It is a system in which the casement and frame profile 10, 20 essentially has a core made of plastic and is covered with aluminum shells 20 ⁇ , 20" on the weather and room-side visible surfaces.
  • the object of the invention is the two-part glazing bead 25 in this embodiment, which is composed of the carrier profile 30 and an aluminum cover 30'.
  • the carrier profile 30 is formed from a plastic hollow profile.
  • the carrier profile 30 assumes the function of the glazing bead known in the prior art and clamps the glazing element (not shown) in between the sash overlap 23 and the carrier profile 30.
  • the carrier profile 30 is elastically clipped with its clip base 31 in the receiving groove 32 of the casement profile 20 .
  • the contact pressure positions the glass element centrally between the sash overlap 23 and the carrier profile 30 and clamps it in the area of the glazing rebate.
  • the figure 1 shows a seal extruded onto the carrier profile 30 during the extrusion process.
  • Two sealing lips 40 of the seal are arranged between the glass element and the casement profile 20 and when fitting the carrier profile 30, the sealing lips 40 press together to a gap of, for example, approx. 3-5 mm to the glass element. Only one sealing lip 40 can also be provided. The appearance of a narrow sealing gap is desired.
  • the cladding of the PVC support profile 30 with an aluminum cover 30' is provided for visual standardization of the frame assembly in aluminum look.
  • figure 2 shows a detailed view figure 1 in cross section through the glazing bead 25 according to the invention, here in two parts, with extruded sealing lips 40.
  • the aluminum cover 30' can be snapped/clicked onto the plastic carrier profile 30 without the use of tools and can also be easily dismantled. It is used for visual embellishment and has no static holding function for the glass element.
  • the aluminum cover 30' has two arms with free ends 35, 36 which are prestressed towards one another and which give the snap connection a tight fit.
  • the arms of the aluminum cover with the free ends 35, 36 are here connected directly to one another and can enclose an angle of 90 degrees between them or, to create a prestress, an angle which is slightly less than 90 degrees, for example 87 to 89.9 degrees.
  • the aluminum cover 30' which preferably corresponds in length to the length of the carrier profile 30, is provided with the latching lugs shown in cross section 33, which form continuous projections in their longitudinal extent, clicked into the preferably complementarily shaped receiving grooves 32, which in turn form longitudinally extending grooves.
  • the receiving grooves 32 can preferably be provided with undercuts, so that the respective locking lug 33 can engage behind there.
  • adhesive can be used, which is applied between the carrier profile 30 and the aluminum cover 30' in a spot or area, in particular on the surface of one or each of the two arms with the free ends 35, 36.
  • the two-part glazing bead 25 is preferably characterized in that the wall thickness of the webs of the carrier profile 30 pointing to the outside visible side in the contact area with the aluminum cover 30' is less than the wall thickness of the webs of the carrier profile 30 pointing to the inside or to the glazing rebate surface Area not contacted by the aluminum cover. Due to the paneling with the aluminum cover 30', the webs or outer walls 37 of the carrier profile 30 oriented towards the visible area can have a material-saving, smaller wall thickness than the inner webs/inner walls.
  • the aluminum cover 30 ⁇ completely covers the visible area from the glazing seal 40 to the frame profile 10/20 (sash or window frame profile) or its aluminum cover.
  • the geometry of the aluminum cover 30' can preferably correspond to the geometry of the visible surface of the carrier profile 30.
  • figure 3 shows a cross section through a sash and a window frame profile 20, 10 with the glazing bead 25 according to the invention with a rolled or hand-drawn seal 40.
  • the type of seal 40 is the only difference to the frame assembly in this embodiment figure 1 .
  • the carrier profile 30 has a seal-receiving groove 41 in order to receive a so-called glazing seal 40 .
  • a so-called glazing seal 40 An example of a rolled-in seal 40 is shown. This can already have been rolled in with mechanical support during the extrusion process.
  • figure 4 shows the detailed view figure 3 in cross section through the glazing bead 25 according to the invention with rolled or hand-drawn seal 40.
  • the carrier profile 30 here forms the part of the glazing bead 25 with a holding and tensioning function, and the aluminum cover 30' encompasses the outer surfaces 37 of the carrier profile 30 in the visible area, contacting it.
  • the outer wall thickness of the walls/webs 37 of the carrier profile 30 is also less than in the case of the webs in the non-contact area or which point to the glazing rebate surface.
  • the aluminum cover 30' adjoins the seal 40 and the casement profile 20/or, in the case of fixed glazing, the outer frame profile 10 without any gaps.
  • figure 5 shows a detailed view in cross section through the glazing bead 25 according to the invention in a further embodiment of the carrier profile 30 with a rolled or hand-drawn seal 40 ⁇ .
  • This embodiment can also be provided with a seal 40 extruded on.
  • This variant differs in a different design of the carrier profile 30.
  • the outer wall 37 is provided with a chamfer on the room side.
  • the same aluminum cover 30 as for the Figures 1 to 4 described, can be used despite varying shapes of the carrier profile 30.
  • the aluminum cover 30′ can contact the carrier profile 30 in sections in the visible area and can be arranged at a distance from it in sections, in particular in the overlapping area of the bevel, and as a result enclose at least one cavity 42 between itself and the carrier profile 30.
  • figure 6 shows a detailed view in cross section through the glazing bead 25 according to the invention in a further embodiment of the aluminum cover 30' with a rolled or hand-drawn seal 40, which is also possible with a seal 40 extruded on.
  • the carrier profile 30 is arranged in full contact with the aluminum cover 30' in the visible area.
  • the aluminum cover 30' has two free-ended arms indirectly connected via a connecting arm, the angles between a free-ended arm and the connecting arm being greater than 90 degrees and the free-ended arms at least substantially are at 90 degrees to each other or at an angle of less than 90 degrees, in particular 87 to 89.9 degrees.
  • the outer shape of the carrier element 30 and the inner shape of the aluminum cover 30' are preferably congruent.
  • Figure 7a shows a detailed view in cross section through the glazing bead 25 according to the invention in a further embodiment, in which the carrier profile 30 is formed from a base profile 30a and an attachment profile 50 .
  • the attachment profile 50 has a seal 40 which is extruded on or, as shown here, inserted into the seal groove 41 .
  • the basic profile 30a is an open profile which, based on the cross section, can be shortened on the side facing the seal 40 .
  • the open side of the profile is closed with the attachment profile 50, preferably made of TPE.
  • Thermoplastic elastomers combine the efficient processing properties of thermoplastics with the softness and flexibility of elastomers and here they fulfill the function of a plug that closes the open basic profile 30a.
  • the base profile has an open recess 30b on the side facing the seal 40, e.g have profiling.
  • the profiling is formed here by locking groove 30c.
  • Each locking groove 30c runs parallel to the opening plane of the recess 30b of the base profile 30a.
  • the latching grooves 30c are preferably arranged equidistantly from one another on the same inner wall of the recess 30b.
  • the collar 50a of the attachment profile 50 lying on the inside of the recess snaps into the inner profile, in particular the locking groove 30c on the inner wall of the recess 30b of the carrier profile 30a, so that a firm locking connection is created between the attachment profile 50 and the base profile 30a.
  • the attachment profile 50 and the open base profile 30a together form the carrier profile 30 of a glazing bead 25, which is analogous to the carrier profile 30 of the previously described embodiments of the Figures 1 to 6 is equivalent to.
  • the glazing bead 25 can be adapted to glass elements of different thicknesses.
  • the aluminum cover 30' connects seamlessly to the seal 40 and to the casement profile 20/or, in the case of fixed glazing, to the window frame profile 10 or to its aluminum cover.
  • Figure 7b and 7c show detailed views in cross section through the glazing bead 25 according to the invention in further embodiments of an open, shortened basic profile 30a with an attachment profile 50 in a medium length Figure 7b or, as in Figure 7c shown in a maximum shortened length of the base profile 30a.
  • the attachment profile 50 is always the same.
  • the basic profile 30a is also always the same, only with different degrees of shortening. Different installation situations can therefore be served with the same components.
  • the basic profile 30a can be shortened according to the glass width by being cut off, sawed or milled.
  • connection shown here that can be shortened between the base profile and attachment profile can also be implemented in the reverse manner, ie the attachment profile can be shortened in length and fastened to the base profile 30a.
  • the attachment profile can have an open recess for fastening purposes, the depth of which can be changed by shortening the attachment profile.

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