Glass pane having a profiled joint and trim, trim and production method for the glass pane
AssigneeSaint-Gobain Glass France
InventorsRomain Gonnet, Vincent Jamet
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Abstract
A glass pane includes a glazed element, at least one profiled joint portion, at least one trim which has an elongate shape and which has a base and at least one wing. The base is located above an outer face of the profiled joint portion. The wing includes, at an end opposite the base, at least one openwork lug. The openwork lug extends through the profiled joint portion via a hole which opens at the outer face and at an inner face of the profiled joint portion. The openwork lug is folded over below the profiled joint portion or below the glazed element.
Claims12
A glass pane comprising:
- a glazed element;
- at least one profiled joint portion;
- and
- at least one trim which has an elongate shape which extends along an edge of the glazed element and which has in cross-section a general shape having a base and at least one wing including a first wing which extends from the base at an angle which is not equal to zero, the base being located above an outer face of the at least one profiled joint portion,
- wherein, when viewed in cross-section, the first wing comprises, at an end opposite the base, at least one openwork lug, the at least one openwork lug including an aperture extending through a thickness of the at least one openwork lug, the at least one openwork lug extending through the at least one profiled joint portion via a hole which opens at the outer face and at an inner face of the at least one profiled joint portion, the at least one openwork lug being folded over below the at least one profiled joint portion or below the glazed element, and a protrusion of the trim passes through the aperture of the at least one openwork lug.
A glass pane comprising:
- a glazed element;
- at least one profiled joint portion;
- and
- at least one trim which has an elongate shape which extends along an edge of the glazed element and which has in cross-section a general shape having a base and at least one wing including a first wing which extends from the base at an angle which is not equal to zero, the base being located above an outer face of the at least one profiled joint portion,
- wherein, when viewed in cross-section, the first wing comprises, at an end opposite the base, at least one openwork lug, the at least one openwork lug extending through the at least one profiled joint portion via a hole which opens at the outer face and at an inner face of the at least one profiled joint portion, the at least one openwork lug being folded over below the at least one profiled joint portion or below the glazed element, and
- wherein when viewed in cross-section, the at least one trim is generally U-shaped, including the first wing which comprises the at least one openwork lug and a second wing which is introduced into a cavity which is provided in the outer face of the at least one profiled joint portion and which does not open at the inner face of the at least one profiled joint portion.
A glass pane comprising:
- a glazed element;
- at least one profiled joint portion;
- and
- at least one trim which has an elongate shape which extends along an edge of the glazed element and which has in cross-section a general shape having a base and at least one wing including a first wing which extends from the base at an angle which is not equal to zero, the base being located above an outer face of the at least one profiled joint portion,
- wherein, when viewed in cross-section, the first wing comprises, at an end opposite the base, at least one openwork lug, the at least one openwork lug extending through the at least one profiled joint portion via a hole which opens at the outer face and at an inner face of the at least one profiled joint portion, the at least one openwork lug being folded over below the at least one profiled joint portion or below the glazed element, and
- wherein, when viewed in cross-section, the at least one trim is generally L-shaped, with the base which is introduced into a cavity which is provided in the outer face of the at least one profiled joint portion and which does not open at the inner face of the at least one profiled joint portion.
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