DE535569C - Sliding window with leaves lying in one plane in the final position - Google Patents

Description

53S569

The invention relates to a sliding window with lying in the final position in one plane Wings, of which the lower one can be swiveled in and is provided with guide pins that hold the wing in guide rails that laterally and inwardly in the garment are provided, and the lead to these wings at To be able to clean, have interruptions.

Compared to other similar sliding windows, what is new is that the outer ones upper guide pins can be moved in the sliding direction of the sash and when When the wing is closed, it can also be used to lock it and, moreover, when the wing is opened, it is pivoted inward limit, while the upper inner guide pin through the interruptions of the Step guide rails and then serve as a guide for the wing on the inner side can. By having one and the same organ for closing the window, for limiting its open position and is used for guiding on the rails, handling is simplified compared to windows of a similar design.

Fig. Ι shows the lower sliding sash in vertical section, namely in closed and, dotted, in the pushed-back sliding position. Fig. 2 shows the same section on a smaller scale Ruler with the wing folded down for cleaning.

Fig. 3 shows the locking device through the outer guide pin in four Positions: I. with the sash closed, II. With the sash unlocked, III. with covered Sliding position of the sash, IV. When the sash is to be folded down.

The lower sliding sash a, which forms the window closure with the upper sash b and lies in the window frame c , is provided on the rebate sides of its two vertical legs with the guide members d, d ¹ and above with such e, e ¹ . Of the upper guide rollers or pins e, e ¹ , the outer e ¹ are arranged to be displaceable in the vertical direction and are expediently connected to the gear handle. In the final position, the rollers e and e ^{1 are} at the same height one behind the other, namely the rollers e ^{1 have} entered the recess of the arranged locking hook when they are shifted downwards. If the lower wing is to be opened, the rollers e ¹ are shifted upwards and thus come out of the locking hook. When the wing can now be put back in an inclined position, the rollers e pass through the interruptions i provided in the two guide strips g, h , while the rollers e ¹ rest on their outer sides and limit the inclined position. When the wing is moved upwards, these two rollers then lead the same above and the lower guide members d, d ¹ also come into engagement with the guide strips, and the same below. If the lower wing is to be turned over from the inclined position in order to carry out the cleaning of its outside, the guide rollers e ¹ are shifted downwards and can now also pass through the interruptions i of the slide rails.

Claims (1)

Claim: Sliding window with sashes lying in one plane in the final position, of which the lower one can be swiveled in and is provided with guide pins which guide the sash on the guide rails located on the side and inward of the walls and pass through slots in the guide rails when the sash is folded down, characterized in that that the outer upper guide ^{pins (e 1} ) are displaceable in the thrust direction of the sash and form the locking pin in the final position of the sash, but when pushed up when the sash is swung in, they lie over the passage slots (i) of the undivided guide rails (g ·, K) and Limit the pivoting of the wing, while the inner upper guide pins (e) have free passage through the slots (i) and guide the wing on the inside of the rails. 1 sheet of drawings