Door and jambs and jamb-linings pertaining thereto
AssigneeLiexco S.A.
InventorRudi Dries
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Abstract
A door has a door sheet and jambs and jamb-linings which are to be fitted in a wall opening. The jamb has at least on the side of the pivot axis (X) a continuous bowl-shaped cavity (2) directed towards the door sheet (4). The edge of the door sheet (4) fits into the bowl-shaped cavity (2). This cavity (2) has a radius which is substantially equal to the distance between the center line of the pivot axis (X) of the door sheet and the edge of the door sheet (4).
Claims20
A door comprising a door sheet and jambs and jamblinings which are to be fitted into a wall opening, a first jamb being fitted vertically against one side of the wall opening, the door sheet having a pivot axis positioned a predetermined distance from the first jamb, at least the first jamb having a continuous bowl-shaped cavity facing the door sheet, a corresponding edge of the door sheet fitting into the continuous bowl-shaped cavity, the bowl-shaped cavity having a radius substantially equal to a distance between a center line of the pivot axis of the door sheet and the edge of the door sheet and having a continuous open chamber, the continuous open chamber having a cross-section for receiving different abutments and bumpers and the continuous open chamber having lateral continuous grooves.
A door comprising a door sheet and jambs which are to be fitted into a wall opening, the jamb being fitted vertically against one side of the wall opening, the door sheet having a pivot axis positioned a predetermined distance from the jamb, a continuous bowl-shaped cavity being provided in the jamb, the bowl-shaped cavity facing the door sheet and having a radius substantially equal to a distance between a center line of the pivot axis of the door sheet and an edge of the door sheet, a bumper being mounted on the edge of the door sheet and being received in the bowl-shaped cavity, the door sheet having a front side and a rear side, a first plane passing along and generally parallel to the front side of the door sheet and a second plane passing along and generally parallel to the rear side of the door sheet, the bumper being contained between the first and second planes.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.