ES1060650U - Fencing device for sliding door (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Fence device for sliding door, characterized in that the fence consists of a bracket (1) formed by an elongated, hollow rectangular body, one of whose longest sides (2) is barely prolonged at one end and on the opposite is extended by one L (3) 90º with its minor side (3'') oriented parallel to the nearest major side. The other minor side is scarcely prolonged by one end in correspondence with the opposite side while the opposite extreme is prolonged in a length double that of said minor side (5) that determine a gap in T (6) that faces the other side less. The larger side closest to these two small opposing Ls (7) presents closer to it, two projections, one in inverted L (8) and the other more central in T (9). The opposite greater side presents equidistant and near its ends two separate clipping means formed by a small axis (10) perpendicular to the side that bends in inverted L in the opposite direction to the horizontal section of the L and directed in the opposite direction presents a horizontal flange terminated in an acute angle flexion (11). Below this flange and on its outer face of the profile, the greater side has an oblique thickening (12). (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

Fence device for sliding door.

The present invention lies in a device of fence for sliding door, made through profiles metallic and applicable to all types of metalwork, characterized in that it has a square that will be attached to the side profiles that serve as guides to the doors and will be fixed by clipping well to the pillars well to other types of elements.

This fence is specially designed for divisions made by panels with sliding fences and / or folding and / or fixed.

The advantages of this invention follow from the descriptive report, although we cite below the most highlighted with a purely enunciative and non-limiting nature, to to know:

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It is an easy system Manufacturing and assembly.

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It consists of a small number of profiles, practically two squads and two small groups of Union.

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Easy to store and transport.

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The importance should be stressed of the fastening of the carpentry units on any type of panel made in any material by hugging and double clipping on both sides of the panel.

For the best understanding of this memory, accompany the attached drawings, which show an example of non-limiting embodiment of the object of the invention and in the that:

Figure No. 1 is a sectional view of one of its brackets especially applicable to assembly.

Figure 2 is a sectional view of the square that holds the fences of the slides, practicable or fixed.

Figure 3 is a sectional view of the profile which acts as a group of union between the two squads.

Figure Nº 4 is a sectional view of the profile by which the square that holds the fences of the slides practicable or fixed can be applied to a pillar, column or beam.

Figure 5 is a sectional view of the coupling between the fences of the practicable or fixed slides and the two squads joined together.

Figures No. 6 is a sectional view of the square that attaches to fences attached to a column or beam.

According to the attached designs the fence It consists of a square (1) formed by a hollow rectangular body and elongated one of whose major sides (2) is sparsely extended by a end and on the opposite is prolonged in a L (3) of 90º with its side smaller (3 ') oriented parallel to the nearest major side. He another minor side is sparsely extended by one end in correspondence with the opposite side while at the opposite end it extends by a length twice that of said smaller side (5) than determine a T-hole (6) that faces the other minor side.

The closest major side to these two small L opposite (7) presents two projections one in L closer to it inverted (8) and another more central in T (9).

The opposite major side has equidistant and near its ends two separate clipping means formed by a small axis (10) perpendicular to the side that bends in L inverted in the opposite direction to the horizontal section of the L and directed in the opposite direction presents a horizontal flange finished in an acute angle flexion (11). Below this tab and on its outer side of the profile the major side has an oblique thickening
(12).

The other fence square is formed by a rectangular hollow and elongated profile (13) whose smaller sides they present two opposite vertices lightly and externally convex (14) while the opposites have a rectangular shape (15) slightly protruding from the major side (16), which has a central elongated notch (17) near its ends equidistant.

On the opposite side, two profiles start perpendicular (18) whose end is bent in inverted U (19) and whose inner section is straight while the end is formed by two divergent oblique planes.

The smaller sides of this profile on its face Internal presents a slight reduction.

The group (20) that serves as a union between the two squad types have an inverted U-section with the ends somewhat divergent and thickened by the inner face of its ends. When both squares are adjacent, the group includes and holds the clipping elements (11) as shown in the figure No. 5

When the square attached to the fence must be set to a column or beam uses an element (21) consisting of a L one of whose sides is approximately three times the length of the other. The longest stroke ends in another small "L" (22) oriented towards the lower side. Near this end is projected a Small T (23) of uneven sides. Near the vertex of the L exists another small inverted L projection (24) equal to the two ends and towards it. The smaller side of this profile increases in thickness near the end to decrease again at that end.

Claims (3)

1. Fence device for sliding door, characterized in that the fence consists of a square (1) formed by a hollow and elongated rectangular body one of whose major sides (2) is sparsely extended by one end and the opposite is extended by a L (3) of 90º with its minor side (3 ') oriented parallel to the nearest major side. The other minor side is sparsely extended by one end in correspondence with the opposite side while at the opposite end it is extended by a length double that of said minor side (5) that determines a T-hole (6) facing the other side Minor. The closest major side to these two small L opposite (7) presents two projections one in L closer to it inverted (8) and another more central in T (9). The opposite major side presents equidistant and near its ends two different means of clipping formed by a small axis (10) perpendicular to the side that bends in inverted L in the opposite direction to the horizontal section of the L and directed in opposite direction presents a horizontal tab ending in a acute angle flexion (11). Below this tab and by its outer side of the profile the major side has a thickening oblique (12). 2. Fencing device for sliding door, according to claim one characterized in that the fence has another square formed by a hollow and elongated rectangular profile (13) whose smaller sides have two opposite vertices lightly and externally convex (14) while the opposite they have a rectangular shape (15) slightly protruding from the major side (16), which has a central elongated notch (17) near its equidistant ends. On the opposite side, two profiles start perpendicular (18) whose end is bent in inverted U (19) and whose inner section is straight while the end is formed by two divergent oblique planes. The smaller sides of this profile on its face Internal presents a slight reduction. The group (20) that serves as a union between the two squad types have an inverted U-section with the ends somewhat divergent and thickened by the inner face of its ends. When both squares are adjacent, the group includes and fasten the clipping elements (11). 3. Fence device for sliding door, according to previous claims characterized in that to be fixed to a column it has an element (21) constituted by an L one of whose sides is approximately three times the length of the other. The longest stroke ends in another small "L" (22) facing the smaller side. A small T (23) of uneven sides is projected near this end. Near the vertex of the L there is another small projection in inverted L (24) equal to the two ends and towards it. The smaller side of this profile increases in thickness near the end to decrease again at said end.