Sheet aluminum fireproof construction element
AssigneeTrube & Kings Kommanditgesellschaft
InventorAlbert Breithaupt
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AssigneeTrube & Kings Kommanditgesellschaft
InventorAlbert Breithaupt
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A fireproof building element comprises a panel of nonflammable nonmetallic material, specifically glass, surrounded by an at least partly metallic framework with legs of rectangular cross-section divided by the plane of a surface of the panel into two frame portions together defining a recess accommodating an edge of the panel. One or both frame portions form at least one chamber, externally bounded by sheet metal with a wall thickness of not less than one millimeter, adjacent an external face of the framework paralleling the panel. Except for certain intermediate sections at or near the plane of the panel, which may be made of nonmetallic material of heat-insulating character, the framework consists virtually in its entirety of aluminum. The legs of the framework may be laterally split into separably interfitting inner and outer frame members each formed with a pair of chambers on opposite sides of the dividing plane.
A fireproof building element comprising:
A fireproof building element comprising:
A fireproof building element comprising:
A fireproof building element comprising:
A fire-resistant building element comprising an elongate aluminum profile of four-sided cross-section attachable to a support at one side, said profile having a supporting part attachable to a supported element at the opposite side, said supporting part including an aluminum core terminating at said one side, a third side of said profile being bounded by an aluminum wall substantially thinner than said core spaced from said supporting part and forming with said core a closed chamber protecting said supporting part from fire approaching said third side whereby the connection between said support and said supported element is maintained intact for an extended period.
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