Statically stable frame with full thermal break for windows and facade elements
AssigneeHarin & Co. AG
InventorsFritz Roth, Christoph Haring
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AssigneeHarin & Co. AG
InventorsFritz Roth, Christoph Haring
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In order to obtain frames, in particular for windows, that without excessive depths of construction provide insulating values approximately the same as those of the insulating panes, a mechanically stable frame is disclosed, having a full thermal break between inner (5) and outer frames, without any heat bridge. For that purpose, both frames are composed of inner and outer continuous parts (6 and 9, 18 and 21) between which is laid an insulating element (7, 20) capable of receiving and transmitting mechanical forces. The pane (4) to be mounted in the inner frame (5) is also thermally insulated from the frame parts (6, 9, 12) by means of lip seals (11, 13). In order to seal the gap between the inner (5) and outer (15) frames, at least one further lip seal (22) is provided.
Frame construction for windows and facade elements, including an inside and an outside frame (5, 15), between which an open groove is present at all times, characterized in that each of the frames is constructed as a sandwich element, the inside frame (5) having a mechanically tight, inner inside frame part (6) surrounding a periphery of a window, to which said inner inside frame part is detachably attached and sealed from outside, a first insulation element (7) surrounding said periphery and a mechanically tight inside frame transverse part (8) surrounding said periphery, said first insulation element being connected with an outer inside frame part (9) surrounding said periphery, which in turn is mechanically tightly connected with an inside frame outer part (12) whereby a window glass (4) or a facade element can be supported between first and second lip gaskets (11, 13) surrounding said periphery, connected with said inner inside frame part (6) or said outer inside frame part (12) by means of a pane-holding block (10) engaging against said first insulation element (7) and the outer inside frame part (9), and in which said outside frame (15) includes a mechanically tight inner outside frame part (18) surrounding said periphery, on which is detachably attached, sealed from outside, a second insulation element (20) surrounding said first insulation element, which second insulation element supports an outer outside frame part (21) surrounding said periphery, with which is mechanically tightly connected an outside frame seal part (23).
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