Natural thermal cut window and door frame
AssigneePalladio S.P.A.
InventorGiuseppe Esposito
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AssigneePalladio S.P.A.
InventorGiuseppe Esposito
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A natural thermal cut window and door frame (1) comprising a first section bar (2; 51), suitable to be fixed to the perimetric wall delimiting a room of a building, and a second section bar (3; 52) cooperating with said first section bar (2) in order to hermetically close the room itself, a pair of front panels supported by the second section bar (3), suitable to form the interface between the outer environment and the inner environment of the building. In particular, each of the aforesaid section bars (2, 3; 51) is composed of at least two shaped portions (4, 5; 53, 54) distinct and independent each other, connected each other through union means (6), in order to define between the shaped portions (4, 5; 53, 54) a thermal insulation slot (7) suitable to allow air circulation from/to the outer environment to/from the inner environment, and provided with reinforcement means (8) suitable to assure structural rigidity.
Natural thermal cut window and door frame (1) comprising:
Window and door frame (1) as any of the previous claims characterized in that said reinforcement means (8;
Window and door frame (1) as any of the previous claims characterized in that said reinforcement means (8;
Window and door frame as any of the claims from 5) to 8) characterized in that said first tongue (9;
Window and door frame (1) as any of the claims from 5) to 9) characterized in that each of said tongues (9, 10;
Window and door frame (1) as any of the claims from 5) to 12) characterized in that said union means (6) comprise a plurality of spacing bushings (15) coated with plastic insulating material, each of which equipped with a first end (15a) firmly coupled with said inner surface (5a) of said second shaped portion (5;
Window and door frame (1) as any of the previous claims characterized that said shaped portions (4, 5;
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.