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    • 专利摘要:
    The invention relates to a connection profile (1) for components (20) adjoining plaster, in particular for window or door frames, with a base limb (2) for fastening on the component side, with a plastering limb (3) aligned substantially perpendicular to the base limb (2). as well as with a cover strip (6) projecting in the direction of the component (20), including a tear-off tab (8). According to the invention the Einputzschenkel (3) in the side facing away from the cover strip (6) region by means of material galleries (5) and / or predetermined breaking point (7) detachably mounted buckling ridge (4).
    公开号:AT519110A4
    申请号:T50347/2017
    申请日:2017-04-28
    公开日:2018-04-15
    发明作者:Marschnig Mario；Pessentheiner Sandro
    申请人:AF Tec Beteiligungs GmbH；
    IPC主号:
    专利说明:

    The invention relates to a connection profile for components adjacent to plaster, in particular for window or door frames, with a base leg for fastening on the component side, with a plaster leg oriented essentially perpendicular to the base leg, and with a cover strip projecting in the direction of the component, including a tear-off tab.
    In this context, EP 1 479 848 B1 has disclosed a soffit connection profile for components adjacent to plaster. The profile has a two-part base leg (inner leg and outer leg), which is equipped on the component side with a sealing tape. A relative movement both in the plane of the built-in part and in a direction leading away from the built-in part is absorbed by a flexible strap which connects the inner leg to the outer leg. The outer leg has a plastering web that is angled essentially perpendicularly to it.
    The inner leg has a sealing tape as a fastening means, with which the reveal connection profile is glued to the component.
    The flexible flap starts from the cover strip protruding towards the component and is attached to a narrow side of the inner leg. Even when the outer leg moves relative to the inner leg attached to the component, which increases the gap between the inner leg and outer leg, the latter remains closed to the outside by the flexible tab arranged in the front area.
    The outer leg has a cover strip projecting in the direction of the component, which at least partially projects beyond the gap between the outer leg and the inner leg. Furthermore, the narrow side of the inner leg facing away from the reveal can also be covered by the cover strip.
    The cover strip has a plaster pull-off edge on the side facing the component. To protect the components adjacent to the plaster, the soffit connection profile has a detachable tear-off tab with an adhesive tape for receiving a cover film, which is attached via a predetermined breaking point in the area of the plaster removal edge. A reinforcement mesh is also attached to the plastering bridge.
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    The well-known soffit connection profile is mainly used for facades with insulation boards, but is unsuitable when applying several layers of plaster in succession.
    Furthermore, EP 1 698 742 B1 has disclosed a soffit connection profile with a base profile, which is equipped on the component side with a self-adhesive sealing tape and can thus be attached to the component. An outer profile of the two-part reveal connection profile has a plaster leg, which is connected to the base profile by a flexible tab. The plaster leg of the outer profile can be swiveled to accommodate an insulation layer.
    When installing the reveal connection profile, the base profile is first attached to the component by gluing or screwing. Then the plaster leg can be folded or swiveled towards the component so that the insulation layer can be easily placed on the base profile and aligned using the edge of an adjustment bar. Then the plaster leg of the outer profile is folded up and attached to the outside of the insulation layer. For this purpose, the plaster leg has an adhesive layer on a side facing the insulation layer.
    The object of the invention is to improve a connection profile for components adjacent to plaster in such a way that assembly is facilitated, in particular if a plurality of plaster layers, for example an insulating plaster layer and a final coating, are to be applied successively in the reveal area of a door or window opening. Furthermore, a simple, inexpensive manufacture of the connection profile should be guaranteed.
    According to the invention, this is achieved in that the plaster leg has, in the area facing away from the cover strip, an articulated web which can be torn off by means of a material constriction and / or predetermined breaking point.
    According to the invention, this kink web can be oriented essentially parallel to the base leg or slightly inclined in the direction of the cover strip and serves for the simplified application of a base plaster layer, for example an insulation plaster layer, in the reveal area. After the base plaster layer has hardened, the buckling web can be cut off or torn off at the material throat or the predetermined breaking point.
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    It is particularly advantageous if a strip of film which can be removed with the buckling web is fastened to the buckling web and which protects a reinforcement grid attached to the outside of the plastering leg and only loosely resting on the buckling web when applying the base plaster from contamination.
    According to the invention, the connection profile has a further plaster leg, preferably fastened to the base leg, the plaster removal edge of which is arranged in the region of a plane defined by the plaster leg. This plaster removal edge of the second plaster leg serves as a dimensionally accurate removal aid for the base plaster layer, for example an insulating plaster layer, with openings being provided in the plaster leg for its better anchoring in the insulating plaster layer.
    The invention is explained in more detail below on the basis of exemplary embodiments. Show it:
    Figure 1 shows a connection profile according to the invention for components adjacent to plaster, in particular for window or door frames, in a sectional view.
    1a shows an enlarged detail from the sectional view according to FIG. 1;
    FIG. 2 shows a three-dimensional view of the connection profile according to FIG. 1; the
    3 to 10 successive processing steps when installing the connection profile according to the invention,
    11 shows a variant of the connection profile with a one-piece base profile in a three-dimensional view, and
    Fig. 12 shows a simplified embodiment of the connection profile with a one-piece base profile in a three-dimensional view.
    The connection profile 1 shown in FIGS. 1, 1a and 2 for a component 20 adjacent to a plaster layer (see installation situation in FIGS. 3 to 10) is in the example shown with a base leg 2 for fastening on the component side, with a substantially perpendicular to the Base leg 2 aligned first / 16th
    Plastering leg 3, and equipped with a cover strip 6 projecting in the direction of component 20 together with tear-off tab 8. The tear-off tab 8 is connected to the cover strip via a material throat or a predetermined breaking point 26 and has on the top side an adhesive tape 27, initially covered with a protective strip, for attaching a protective film.
    At the end facing away from the cover strip 6, the plastering leg 3 has an articulated web 4 which can be torn off by means of a material constriction 5 and which is oriented essentially parallel to the base leg 2, a film strip 9 which can be torn off with the articulated web being attached to the articulated web 4. The connection profile 1 according to the invention thus has two tear-off webs, on the one hand the buckling web 4, which is removed after the application of a base plaster layer and, on the other hand, the tear-off tab 8, which is only removed after all plastering work has ended after the top plaster layer has hardened (final coating).
    The buckling web 4 can also be fastened to the plaster leg 3 via a predetermined breaking point 7, which is designed as a plastic strip that is softly set with respect to the material of the plaster leg 3. The predetermined breaking point 7 and the material constriction 5 can also be used in combination, as indicated in FIG. 1a.
    On the outside of the plastering leg 3, which defines a plaster receiving space with the cover strip 6, a reinforcing grating 16 loosely fitting against the kinking web 4 is fastened, wherein the reinforcing grating 16 - after the kinking web 4 has been torn off - can be folded up parallel to the plastering leg 3.
    The connection profile 1 has a further (second) plaster leg 10, which is fastened to the base leg 2 in the example shown, the plaster removal edge 11 of which is arranged in the region of a plane ε defined by the plaster leg 3 above the material constriction 5. It would also be possible to attach the plaster removal edge 11 to an extension of the plaster leg 3. For better anchoring in the insulating plaster layer, the plaster leg 10 can have openings or openings 28.
    The base leg 2 of the connection profile 1 can be made in one piece - or, as shown in the preferred embodiment variant according to FIGS. 1, 1a and 2 - in two parts / 16 and an inner leg 12 which can be fastened to the component and an outer leg connected to the plastering leg 3 and the cover strip 6 14 have. An adhesive tape 17, for example a double-sided adhesive tape, with a removable protective strip 18 is provided for attachment to the component 20.
    In order to be able to optimally compensate for relative movements between the plaster layer and the adjacent component, an elastic insulating or sealing strip (for example a double-sided adhesive tape) is arranged between the inner leg 12 and the outer leg 14 of the base leg 2. In addition, the inner leg 12 can be connected via a flexible tab 15 to the outer leg 14 or to the cover strip 6 in order to ensure a tight connection when the elastic sealing strip 13 is detached.
    The surface of the outer leg facing the elastic sealing strip 13 can have a groove or knob structure 19 in order to reduce the adhesive force of the sealing strip 13 at this point.
    The individual processing steps are explained in more detail in the following illustrations in FIGS. 3 to 10 on the basis of the installation situation of a component 20 (for example a window frame) following an insulating plaster layer 21 on a reveal section 30:
    Fig. 3: After pulling off the protective strip 18 from the adhesive tape 17, the terminal strip 1 is glued to the previously cleaned built-in part 20 by pressing the adhesive tape 17 with tear-off parts facing outwards (tear-off tab 8 and buckling web 4).
    Fig. 4: The reinforcement grid 16 is folded up together with the film strip 9, the protective strip is removed from the adhesive tape 27 and a protective film 25 is stuck on in order to protect the component 20 from the plastering work.
    5: The reinforcement grid 16 is now folded down together with the film strip 9 and the film strip 9 is fastened to the protective film 25 with the adhesive tape 24.
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    Fig. 6: Now the insulating plaster layer 21 can be applied to the reveal section 30 without soiling the underlying parts. In particular, the reinforcement grid 16 is protected from contamination by the film strip 9 glued to the protective film 25. The insulation plaster 21 penetrates through the openings 28 of the second plaster leg 10 into the free spaces between the connection profile 1 and the reveal section 30.
    Fig. 7: The insulating plaster layer 21 can now be peeled off at the plaster removal edge 11 of the plastering leg 10, remnants of plaster being able to remain on the film strip 9. The drying or hardening of the insulating plaster layer 21 is awaited.
    8: After the insulating plaster layer 21 has dried or hardened, the buckling web 4 together with the film strip 9 is torn off from the plastering leg 3 at the material throat 5 and the reinforcement grid 16 is folded up against the insulating plaster layer 21.
    9: The reinforcement grid 16 is now embedded together with a flat fabric in a filler 22, the final coating or the finishing plaster 23 being applied after the filler 22 has hardened, the front edge of the cover strip 6 serving as a pull-off edge. The predetermined breaking point of the tear-off tab 8 must remain free.
    10: After the final coating 23 has hardened, the protective film 25 can be removed and then the tear-off tab 8 can be bent upwards and pulled off the cover strip 6. Only a shadow gap remains visible, which is permanently sealed by the flexible tab 15 (see FIG. 1a).
    According to the invention, the connection profile 1 thus has a first plaster receiving area spanned by the base leg 2 and the plastering leg 3 for a base plaster layer, preferably an insulating plaster layer 21, and a second plaster receiving area spanned by the cover strip 6 and the plastering leg 3 for a final coating 23 together with the filler 22 for the reinforcement grid 16.
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    11 shows a variant of the connection profile 1, in which the base leg 2 is made in one piece and is fastened directly to the component 20, which is not shown here, with the adhesive tape 17.
    In the simplified embodiment variant according to FIG. 12, likewise with a one-piece base leg 2, the second plaster leg 10 is omitted, here the first plaster leg 3 protruding beyond the material constriction 5 of the articulated web 4 and serving as a plaster extraction surface or plaster extraction edge 11 for the insulating plaster layer 11.
    权利要求:
    Claims (11)
    [1]
    1.Connection profile (1) for components (20) adjacent to plaster, in particular for window or door frames, with a base leg (2) for fastening on the component side, with a plaster leg (3) oriented substantially perpendicular to the base leg (2), and with a cover strip (6) projecting in the direction of the component (20) together with the tear-off tab (8), characterized in that the plastering leg (3) in the area facing away from the cover strip (6) has a material throat (5) and / or predetermined breaking point (7) has tearable fastened buckle (4).
    [2]
    2. Connection profile (1) according to claim 1, characterized in that the buckling web (4) is aligned substantially parallel to the base leg (2).
    [3]
    3. Connection profile (1) according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that on the kink web (4) with the kink web (4) removable film strip (9) is attached.
    [4]
    4. Connection profile (1) according to one of claims 1 to 3, characterized in that on the outside of the plastering leg (3) is attached to the buckling web (4) loosely fitting reinforcement grid (16).
    [5]
    5. Connection profile (1) according to one of claims 1 to 4, characterized in that the connection profile (1), preferably on the base leg (2) attached, further plaster leg (10), the plaster removal edge (11) in the area of a through Plaster leg (3) defined level (ε) is arranged.
    [6]
    6. Connection profile (1) according to one of claims 1 to 5, characterized in that the base leg (2) is made in two parts and an inner leg (12) which can be fastened to the component (20) and one with the plaster leg (3) and the cover strip ( 6) connected outer leg (14).
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    [7]
    7. Connection profile (1) according to claim 6, characterized in that an elastic sealing strip (13) is arranged between the inner leg (12) and the outer leg (14) of the base leg (2).
    [8]
    8. Connection profile (1) according to claim 6 or 7, characterized in that the inner leg (12) via a flexible tab (15) with the outer leg (14) or with the cover strip (6) is connected.
    [9]
    9. Connection profile (1) according to one of claims 6 to 8, characterized in that the surface of the outer leg (14) facing the elastic sealing strip (13) has a groove or knob structure (19).
    [10]
    10. Connection profile (1) according to one of claims 1 to 9, characterized in that the predetermined breaking point (7) for fastening the articulated web (4) is designed as a plastic strip which is softly set with respect to the material of the plastering leg (3).
    [11]
    11. Connection profile (1) according to one of claims 1 to 10, characterized in that the connection profile (1) a first, by the base leg (2) and the plaster leg (3) spanned plaster receiving area for a base plaster layer, preferably an insulating plaster layer (21) , and a second plaster receiving area spanned by the cover strip (6) and the plastering leg (3) for a final coating (23) including filler (22).
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