JP3242534U - Louvered door - Google Patents

Abstract

[Problems] In the era of accelerated energy saving, it is impossible to respond to door ventilation only for conventional 24-hour ventilation. To provide a door with a louvered louver having an energy-saving effect for an entire building.
SOLUTION: Two louvered louver doors are made by shifting one sheet and fitted into a groove of a door frame, and the privacy securing side is used as a movable louver 4 and the other is used as a fixed louver 5 by being fixed with a latch when movable.
[Selection drawing] Fig. 3

Description

The present invention relates to improvement of door ventilation.

With energy saving, it is necessary to secure door ventilation and privacy.

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The ventilation-like louver on the door of the current house is about 24-hour ventilation, and in order to ensure the efficiency and privacy of the whole house, it is necessary to change everything except the door frame to a door with an adjustable louver louver.

This invention uses a movable louver louver for the entire door except for the frame, which enables energy conservation and privacy protection. One side of the two plate louvers is fixed, and the other is movable, so that it can be easily opened and closed. . The movable side can be locked on the privacy protection side. The plate louver can be made vertically or horizontally.

Energy saving effect is demonstrated in privacy protection and ventilation of the whole building. From the aesthetic sensibility and tradition of Japan, a new history of the building will be born depending on the balance design.

Illustration with louvers on the top and bottom of the door frame Diagram showing that the door frame can be mounted on either the top or bottom of the door frame. A view of the two louvered glass frames fully open Closed view of the frame of the two louvered galleries Ditto Latch to move louvered louvers up and down

Traditionally, plate louvered windows were used in shrines and temples, but the louvers on both ends were square, so wind and light leaked in. However, the feature of this invention is the trapezoidal shape when opened, as shown in Figures 3 and 4. By making use of this, the tortoiseshell structure prevents the leakage of wind and light.

Two louvered louver doors are made by shifting one by one and fitted into the groove of the door frame.

1, louver louver in door frame 2, raising and lowering fixing latch 3, either upper or lower door stile, or louver louver above and below,
4, Movable louver louver 5 on the privacy side, Fixed louver louver 6 on the non-privacy side, Up/down slide type latch Front view 7, Same side view 8, Receiving hardware of the latch

Claims (2)

When the louvers of the door with louvers are opened as shown in the figure, the louvers are shaped like a tortoiseshell pattern. By tapering the plate louver, the leakage of light and wind is minimized when closed, and when open, the beauty of traditional Japanese lattice culture is brought about. When closed, the beauty of the shutter can be maintained.
In the past, the windows in connecting corridors of shrines and temples had square corners and could not prevent light and wind from leaking in. The louvered louvered door has two pieces, one of which is inset and the other of which is a single louver above and below. Illustrated latch hardware consisting of a lifting/lowering part and a sliding part

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