Deformable sealing device for a gap between a wall opening of a building wall and a back wall of a vehicle
OwnerKurt Alteninventor
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Abstract
A deformable sealing device for a gap between a wall opening of a building wall and a back wall of a vehicle is provided. The sealing device comprises a flappy deformable skirt having an upper transverse portion and two vertical strips extending parallel to the vertical sides of the wall opening. The vertical strips are connected to a front face of a respective elastic deformable support body that has a quadrilateral cross-sectional shape and a flexible pull-resistant cover. The support body is connected to the building wall. The support body comprises a respective block of a soft, elastically deformable foamed material which exerts a pre-stress onto the face portion of the cover at the front face of the support body where the vertical strips are attached.
Claims18
A deformable sealing device for a gap between a wall opening with vertical sides of a building wall and a back wall of a vehicle, said sealing device comprising a flappy deformable skirt, said deformable skirt comprising an upper transverse portion and two vertical strips extending parallel to said vertical sides of the wall opening, said sealing device further comprising respective elastic, deformable support bodies, having a quadrilateral cross-sectional shape with a front face and a flexible pull-resistant support body cover, said support bodies being connected to the building wall and said vertical strips being attached to said front faces;
- wherein the improvement comprises:
- said support bodies comprising a respective block of a soft, elastically deformable foamed material which exerts a pre-stress onto a face portion of said support body cover at said front faces of said support bodies where said vertical strips are attached;
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- said support body cover comprising free ends and fastening means connected to said free ends, said fastening means being held in position by said pre-stress.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.