Opening skylight of great stability
OwnerGhislain Leurentinventor
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Abstract
The invention pertains to an opening skylight of great stability, more particularly of the type consisting of a fixed casing and of an opening part, the latter being itself made up of a frame and at least of one cupola, generally of transparent plastic material. The frame of the opening part comprises the combination of a first frame made up of tubular elements and of a second frame which is supported on the first one and cooperates with the latter for the attachment of the cupola or cupolas.
Claims2
Skylight consisting of a fixed frame structure (1) delimiting an opening, a cover (2) hingedly connected to one side of said frame structure, said cover comprising a first (4) and a second (11) frame, at last one cupola (12) havng an edge portion (13), a plurality of supporting strips (17), and fixing means (20), first end portion of said supporting strips being secured to said first frame at locations spaced from each other by means of said fixing means in such a manner that second end portions of said supporting strips define a structure for supporting said edge portion of said cupola at a predetermined distance from said first frame and first end portions of said second frame being secured to said frame by means of said fixing means in such a manner that said first end portions of said second frame are located at a distance from said first frame and that second end portions of said second frame make contact with the upper surface of said edge portion whereby a continuously open air passage is provided by said distance between the first and second frames.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.