Door sill arrangement in an elevator car
AssigneeKone Corporation
InventorsAri Ketonen, Harri Anttila
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Abstract
A door sill arrangement for an elevator has a profiled sill element with upper and lower grooves. First and second door panels of the elevator are provided with first and second sliding guides, respectively. The first and second sliding guides move in the upper and lower grooves of the profiled sill element when the doors are opened. Upper and lower plastic bars are attached to the first and second sliding guides, respectively. The upper and lower plastic bars are pulled by the front sliding guides, when the door panels are opened. The upper and lower plastic bars slide along through the upper and lower grooves and substantially fill or cover the grooves which would otherwise be exposed when the door panels are opened.
Claims13
Door sill arrangement for an elevator car, comprising:
- a profiled sill element provided with a groove;
- a sliding guide of a one door panel cooperating with said groove for guiding movement of the door panel;
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- a closing element associated with said groove for covering said groove in said profiled sill element when the door panel is moved to an open position.
An elevator landing arrangement comprising:
- a profiled sill element provided with an upper groove and a lower groove;
- a first elevator door panel and a second elevator door panel;
- a first sliding guide attached to said first elevator door panel, said first sliding guide having a first portion located adjacent said upper groove;
- a second sliding guide attached to said second elevator door panel, said second sliding guide having a second portion thereof located adjacent said lower groove;
- an upper closing element attached to said first portion of said first sliding guide, said upper closing element being located in said upper groove;
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- a lower closing element attached to said second portion of said second sliding guide, said lower closing element being located in said lower groove, wherein said first elevator door panel is moveable and said second elevator door panel is moveable, said first elevator door panel being moveable in a first direction opposite to a second direction of movement of said second elevator door panel, whereby when said first and second elevator door panels are moved, said upper and lower closing elements cover said upper and lower grooves in substantially all of an area of the profiled sill located between the first and second elevator door panels.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.