Wedge couple for blocking-up and fixation of windows and doors
OwnerKeld Norgaardinventor
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Wedge couple for fixing and wedging-up of windows and doors in connection with their mounting in a wall opening, and with belonging mounting shears with which the wedges can be located and tightened by means of a shearing operation with one hand. A wedge couple consisting of two flat wedges (1) oriented in mutually opposite directions, each with a thick end (2) and a thin end (3). The thin end of one wedge is connected to the thick end of the other wedge by means of a thin deformable plate (4), which ensures that the two wedges in advance are correctly arranged in relation to each other and able to be displaced only parallelly towards each other in their longitudinal direction, when they are being forced together. The thin deformable plate (4) ends at the thick end (2) of the wedges in a slightly thinner curved portion (5), which serves to start the deformation of the thin plate (4) outside the area where the two wedges must lie close to each other, when the wedges are forced together. In each of the ends (2) of the wedges there is a through-going groove (6) which serves the purpose of holding the wedge couple in the mounting shears during the fixing operation and during the subsequent tightening. The two main parts (8) of the belonging mounting shears are made of 3 mm steel plate, and which fits over the through-going 3 mm wide groove (6) in the wedge couple. The mounting shears are embodied with an extended handle with two sections of which one is used for positioning and light tightening, and the other for strong tightening of the wedge couple.
Wedge couple for fixing and wedging-up of windows and doors of the kind consisting of two flat wedges 1 on top of each other with their thin ends 3 in opposite directions and which makes up a coherent unit in the way that the thick end 2 of one wedge is connected to the thin end 3 of the other wedge, and vice versa, characterised by the fact that the connection between the thick end 2 of one wedge and the thin end 3 of the other wedge, and vice versa, consists of a deformable thin plate 4 which ensures that the wedges 1 can be moved only in parallel and in the longitudinal direction of the wedges, when the wedges are being displaced towards each other, and that the wedge couple can be produced as one unit.
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