Structural element for securing glass partitions
OwnerOscar TORRABIAS CANTALinventor
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Abstract
Disclosed is a structural element for securing glass screens, which is formed by: a metal support profile in which is located a seating zone of the glass, the end of the profile including a vertical rib preceded by a rectangular groove and a second V groove; a closing metal profile including an L-shaped protrusion that can be coupled to the vertical rib, the end of the projection being inserted into the rectangular groove and a V rib that sits in the V groove; and an elastic profile in T whose having a vertical section formed by two or more parallel walls through which pass two or more inclined planes that protrude through the sides.
Claims4
1-3. (canceled)
Structural element for securing glass partitions of the type comprising a seat element which is fixed to the wall and which is open on one of its sides to allow the front entrance of the glass and a closing element which couples on the seat element and closes the space through which the glass enters, the structural element comprising:
- A support metal profile (1) with a general structure in L whose seating area of the glass (2) leans directly against the floor of the room and involves:
- A vertical rib (4) located at its end which is preceded by a rectangular groove (5).
- A V groove (6) located in the lower area of the side face of the seating area of the glass (2).
- A closing metal profile (12) of rectangular general structure, which has:
- An L-shaped protrusion (10) operatively engageable on the vertical rib (4) and whose end is inserted into the rectangular groove (5) with ability to pivot on the vertical rib (4).
- A V rib (11) arranged laterally at the end of the piece, operatively interlocking in the V groove (6) of the support metal profile (1).
- An elastic profile in T (13) whose vertical section is constituted by two or more parallel walls (14) crossed by two or more inclined planes (15) protruding from the sides of the walls and which is operatively inserted by compressing its central core and bending the protrusions of the inclined planes in the remaining gap (16) between the glass (3) and the closing metal profile (12).
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.