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    The invention relates to a mounting kit for creating a wall or bottom closure for a pane and a wet room installation with a plate or disc (30) which is mounted in a floor and / or in a wall, wherein the wet room installation in the region of Floor and / or the wall comprises a rail (1), which is composed of a first profile and a second profile. Fasteners (5) are used to connect the second profile to the first profile. The rail (1) has between a part of the first profile and a part of the second profile on a longitudinal pocket (2) in which one edge of the plate or disc (30) sits.
    公开号:CH710207A2
    申请号:CH01510/14
    申请日:2014-10-05
    公开日:2016-04-15
    发明作者:Schacher Hans
    申请人:Rivaplan Ag；
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    专利说明:

    The invention relates to a mounting kit for receiving a disc, e.g. a shower partition, and a wet room installation with a correspondingly mounted disc.
    There are increasingly built showers that require no shower tray more. This type of shower is especially preferred because the flooring of the bathroom can seemingly seamlessly transition into the shower floor area. Another advantage is that the showers have no steps or the like, which must be overcome to enter the shower. Therefore, such showers are also referred to as barrier-free showers.
    By installing a slope typically results in at least one side of the shower a small wedge-shaped step. For screed layers, it is relatively difficult to realize a corresponding shower floor area with a precisely predetermined gradient. The gradient is typically 1.5%. The mentioned wedge-shaped step, whose lower longitudinal edge has a slope of only 1.5% and which terminates at one end to "zero" is very demanding in the realization. In addition to the purely optical aspects, an "unclean" finish may result in the risk of mold or the penetration of water into the area below the floor covering.
    Often, a partition wall 30 is mounted in the form of a glass sheet in the region of such a wedge-shaped step, as shown in Fig. 1 by way of example. There are, for example, constellations in which the partition wall 30 has a length L1 which is shorter than the length L2 of the actual wedge-shaped step. In order to allow a clean and stable attachment of the partition wall 30, a mounting means should be used, which receives and holds the partition wall 30 over the entire length L1 and which covers the wedge-shaped step clean.
    Similar problems also arise at other stages. Especially in the sanitary or wet area, therefore, there is a need for easy-to-use, stable, clean and visually appealing solutions for producing a wall and / or bottom end for a partition.
    More and more bathrooms and especially showers are designed and built individually according to the specifications of an architect or a builder. There is also a need for solutions that are ideally adaptable to the local situation.
    It therefore raises the task to develop a corresponding mounting kit that is easy to manufacture and flexible in the assembly. The mounting kit is to receive a partition (hereinafter generally referred to as a plate or disc) along one edge and hold firmly. The mounting kit should be suitable for producing a wall and / or bottom termination.
    According to the invention, a mounting kit is provided, the features of which can be found in the patent claim 1.
    In addition, a shower or other sanitary or wet area is provided with at least one such mounting kit, the details of which can be found in claim 10.
    Preferred embodiments are shown in the respective subclaims.
    Further details and advantages of the invention will be described below with reference to embodiments and with reference to the drawings.<Tb> FIG. 1 <SEP> shows a perspective view of a first shower according to the invention after the installation of a rail including a glass dividing wall;<Tb> FIG. 2A <SEP> shows a highly simplified perspective view of a rail according to the invention in a first constellation;<Tb> FIG. Fig. 2B shows a greatly simplified perspective view of a rail according to the invention in a second constellation;<Tb> FIG. 3A <SEP> shows a perspective view of two exemplary rail sections according to the invention;<Tb> FIG. Fig. 3B <SEP> is an enlarged side view of the rail section shown on the right in Fig. 3A;<Tb> FIG. 3C <SEP> shows a first rotational position of a rotary knob used in FIG. 3B,<Tb> FIG. 3D <SEP> shows a second rotational position of the rotary knob according to FIG. 3C,<Tb> FIG. Fig. 3E <SEP> shows a schematic view of the rail section shown on the right in Fig. 3A when installed, with a disk being inserted into the rail at the moment shown;<Tb> FIG. 3F <SEP> is a schematic sectional view of the two rail sections of FIG. 3A, the section being along the longitudinal direction through a longitudinal pocket of the rail sections;<Tb> FIG. 4A <SEP> is a perspective view of an exemplary clamping member of the invention;<Tb> FIG. Fig. 4B <SEP> is a sectional view of another exemplary rail member with a clamp member of Fig. 4A;<Tb> FIG. Fig. 4C <SEP> is a perspective view of a portion of the rail member of Fig. 4B, with the clamp member of Fig. 4A shown in three different mounting conditions;<Tb> FIG. Fig. 5 shows a perspective view of a longitudinal section of a further rail according to the invention obliquely from above, wherein a part of the second rail has been broken away to reveal an exemplary fastening means of the invention;<Tb> FIG. FIG. 6 shows a perspective view of a longitudinal section of two sections of a further rail according to the invention from above; FIG.<Tb> FIG. 7A <SEP> shows a schematic side view of another rail of the invention, wherein a first clear width is predetermined;<Tb> FIG. 7B <SEP> shows a schematic side view of the rail according to FIG. 7A, wherein by turning over the second profile a second inside width is predetermined, which is smaller than the first inside width;<Tb> FIG. Figure 8 shows a horizontal view of a rail of the invention mounted in the area of a building corner to serve as a wall mounting for a pane;<Tb> FIG. 9A <SEP> is a schematic plan view of a room niche equipped as a shower with shower channel and disk;<Tb> FIG. Fig. 9B <SEP> is a schematic perspective view of a second profile of another two-part rail suitable for installation in a room niche of Fig. 9A together with a first profile of Fig. 9D;<Tb> FIG. Fig. 9C <SEP> is a schematic perspective view of the second profile of Fig. 9B with this profile turned over;<Tb> FIG. 9D <SEP> is a schematic perspective view of the first profile of another two-part rail, wherein the second profile may be connected to the first profile in the orientation of FIG. 9B or in the orientation of FIG. 9C so as to form a pocket;<Tb> FIG. 10 <SEP> shows left hand a separate clamping element with two tabs in flat condition and right hand the clamping element after bending up the two tabs.
    In the following some of the terms are explained, which are used here. It is a mounting kit 50, which includes a plurality of elements that serve for producing an elongated wall and / or bottom terminal for a disc 30. The terms plate or disc 30 are used for thin, sheet-like elements, which may serve, for example, as a partition, partition, splash guard, blinds and the like. The plate or disc 30 may be, for example, a glass or plastic disc typically used in the shower area.
    In the following, the term rail 1 is used in part for the corresponding profiles which are part of the mounting kit 50.
    The bottom connection is the transition between such a plate or disc 30 and a bottom portion (e.g., bottom 12 in Fig. 1). In the area of such a connection, the plate or disc 30 is not simply placed on the floor covering, but a horizontal (lower) edge 31 of the plate or disc 30 is received a little way in the bottom 12. For this purpose, a first portion of the rail 1 is integrated into the structure of the bottom 12 according to the invention. A second profile of the rail 1 is mounted on the first section to form a horizontally extending pocket 2. After picking up the plate or disk 30 in the pocket 2 of a (pre-) mounted rail 1, the horizontal (under) edge 31 of the plate or disk 30 sits somewhat in the floor 12 or in the floor covering (for example in the tile mirror ).
    The principle of the invention can also be used for producing a wall connection. Wall connection is the transition between such a plate or disk 30 and a wall portion (e.g., wall 20 in Fig. 1 or the building corner in Fig. 8). In the area of such a connection, the plate or disc 30 is not simply placed on the wall covering, but a vertical edge 32 of the plate or disc 30 is a piece in the wall 20 is received. For this purpose, an angle profile 16 can be fastened along a building corner. For this purpose, the angle section 16 may be provided with recesses (for example in the form of a perforation) so that it can be integrated into the wall plaster (not shown in Fig. 8). A first section 1.1 of the rail 1 can be attached to the angle section 16. For example, fasteners 5 may be used for this purpose, as described herein in connection with other embodiments. In Fig. 8, a fastening means 5 is shown in a highly schematic form. A second profile 1.2 of the rail 1 is attached to the first section 1.1 (for example also with fastening means 5) to form a vertically extending pocket 2, or the first and the second profile 1.1, 1.2 of the rail 1 are already connected to each other during delivery , In the embodiment of FIG. 8, the first and the second profile 1.1, 1.2 are connected to each other by spot welding, as shown in Fig. 8 by a welding point 17. After picking up the plate or disk 30 in the pocket 2 of a (pre-) mounted rail 1, the vertical edge 32 of the plate or disk 30 sits somewhat in the wall 20 or in the wall covering (for example in the tile mirror).
    Fig. 1 has already been described above. In the following, inventive details of FIG. 1 will be explained. Shown is a rail 1 with a ground connection for a disk 30 has been created. Two profiles 1.1 and 1.2 (see, e.g., Fig. 2A) are interconnected to yield a longitudinal pocket 2 (see, e.g., Fig. 2A). The horizontal edge 31 (also called the lower edge) of the disk 30 sits over the entire length L1 in this longitudinal pocket 2 and gives the disk 30 thus the required support. The disk 30 has in Fig. 1 on the wall 20 a conventional silicone joint, which is not visible in Fig. 1, however.
    Since the bottom portion 11 of the shower 10 is inclined toward the wall 20 to supply water to a shower channel 15 or other drainage point, a wedge-shaped edge or step is formed in the transitional region of the sloping bottom portion 11 and the horizontal bottom 12.
    The rail 1 of the invention may comprise a wedge-shaped sight cheek in all embodiments extending along such a wedge-shaped step. The rail 1 may comprise a rectangular sight beam in all embodiments running along a rectangular step (e.g., a step). But there are also rails 1 possible, which include a section with a wedge-shaped viewing cheek and a section with a rectangular sight cheek. But there are also rails 1 possible that do not include sight.
    Details of an embodiment of a rail 1 are shown in schematic representations in FIGS. 2A and 2B. In order not to overload these representations, only a short length of the rail 1 has been shown. In addition, the fastening means 5, which make it possible to connect the second profile 1.2 with the first profile 1.1, not shown. It should also be mentioned in connection with these figures that the outline of an exemplary wedge-shaped viewing cheek 3.4 (which serves to cover a wedge-shaped step cheek) is shown only schematically. In FIGS. 2A and 2B, the viewing cheek 3.4 is tapering towards the left.
    In Fig. 2A it can be seen that the rail 1, respectively the mounting kit 50, which is used to create a rail 1, comprises a first profile 1.1, which is designed here for attachment to a floor 12. The rail 1, respectively the mounting kit 50, further comprise a second profile 1.2, as well as fastening means 5, which allow the second profile 1.2 viewed in the longitudinal direction L of the first profile 1.1 viewed at least at a first position with the first profile 1.1. In the constellation shown, the leading edges of the second profile 1.2 (shown on the left in FIG. 2A) are virtually flush with the leading edges of the first profile 1.1. But it may also be possible in all embodiments, the second profile 1.2 viewed in the longitudinal direction L further back to the first profile 1.1 to attach (this Längenfixierbarkeit is optional). This constellation is shown in FIG. 2B. Compared to the position in FIG. 2A, in FIG. 2B, the second profile 1.2 assumes a position relative to the first profile 1.1 which deviates from the position shown in FIG. 2A by a positional shift ΔL.
    Depending on the embodiment of the invention, the first profile 1.1 can be connected only at a predetermined position with the second profile 1.2 (in this case, the length position is fixed). However, embodiments are preferred in which at least two different (length) positions are predetermined for connecting the first profile 1.1 to the second profile 1.2.
    The two interconnected profiles 1.1, 1.2 form in all embodiments a longitudinal pocket 2 in one end face of a plate or disc 30 is receivable. As the front side, the lower horizontal edge of the disc 30 is referred to in the example shown here, which extends parallel to the longitudinal direction L in the mounted state. The vertical vertical edge 32 of the disc 30 can stand freely in the room, it can sit on a wall in an identical or in another rail, or it can parallel to a wall and there, for example. be provided with a silicone joint.
    Preferably, the second profile 1.2 in all embodiments has a total length which is larger, smaller or the same length as the length L2 of the first profile 1.1.
    The rail 1 may include a plurality of short second profiles 1.2 in all embodiments, all at different length positions by the fastening means 5 with the first profile 1.1. are connected so as to receive an edge 31 or 32 of the disc 30 sections and hold.
    The second profile 1.2 is preferably designed in all embodiments so that its overall length can be shortened, so as to be shortened e.g. to make a length adjustment to the concrete installation situation.
    FIG. 3A shows a perspective view of the longitudinal sections of two further rails 1, respectively two mounting kits 50 according to the invention. In order to be able to show the fastening means 5, a transparent view was selected for FIG. 3A. The structure of the first and second profiles 1.1 and 1.2 is similar to FIGS. 2A and 2B.
    In Fig. 3A, two different fastening means 5 are shown on the left and on the right rail 1, wherein in the profiles 1.1 and 1.2, for example, corresponding (long) holes 8 may be present, as will be described in more detail below.
    Fig. 3B shows an enlarged side view of the rail 1 shown in Fig. 3A on the right side and Fig. 3E shows a schematic view of this rail 1 in the installed state.
    In Fig. 3B it can be seen that the fastening means 5 shown by way of example extends through the two overlapping bottom plates 3.1 and 4.1 therethrough. The overlapping area is referred to below as overlap Ü. There are in these two overlapping bottom plates 3.1, 4.1 (long) holes 8 available that allow the insertion or insertion of a knob or (rotating) clip 5.1. The knob or (rotary) pin 5.1, for example, have two laterally projecting webs or lugs (here referred to as projections 5.2) sitting at the lower end of the knob or (rotary) pin 5.1 and in the plan view of the pin 5.1 diametrically opposite, as can be seen in Fig. 3C. The projections 5.2 preferably have radially outward. The knob or (rotary) pin 5.1 may for example also have a head 5.3, as in a screw. The rotary knob or (rotary) pin 5.1 is relatively slender in a first rotational position (FIG. 3D) and can thus be inserted through (long) holes 8 of the overlapping base plates 3.1, 4.1. The two protrusions 5.2 point in the first rotational position (FIG. 3D) in the longitudinal direction of the (long) holes 8. After inserting the rotary knob or (rotary) pin 5.1 in a (long) hole 8, this can by 90 degrees to be rotated about its central axis Z. When rotating about the central axis Z, the two projections 5.2 reach the position shown in FIGS. 3B and 3C. In this position, the projections 5.2 engage under the bottom plate 3.1 and connect the two profiles 1.1 and 1.2.
    Fig. 3E shows a schematic view of the right rail 1 of Fig. 3A in the installed state, which involves the installation of the rail 1 in the region of a stair or wedge step. To the left of rail 1, the ground has a lower level N1 than to the right of it. The level to the right of the glass rail 1 is denoted by N2 (as in Figs. 1 and 8). The following additional reference numbers are used in FIG. 3E: tiles 21.1, 21.2, underlay floor 13, horizontal (stepped) edge 22, tile adhesive or mortar 23 and liquid seal 24.
    A lower portion of a disc 30 with the edge 31 is shown in Fig. 3E when inserted into the pocket 2 of the rail 1. The introduction of the disc 30 is indicated by the arrow P.
    FIG. 3F shows a schematic sectional view of the two rails 1 according to FIG. 3A, wherein the section runs along the longitudinal direction L through the longitudinal pocket 2 of the rails 1. Fig. 3F shows that the mounting kit 50 of the invention preferably in all embodiments, a first profile 1.1, a second profile 1.2 and a knob or (rotary) pin 5.1 includes. The mounting kit 50 of the invention may in all embodiments instead of the knob or (rotary) pin 5.1 include a clamping element 5.4, as shown for example in Fig. 3A and in Fig. 3F. The mounting kit 50 of the invention may include in all embodiments also rotary knobs or (rotary) pin 5.1 and clamping elements 5.4.
    Fig. 4A shows a perspective view of a clamping member 5.4 of the invention, which is designed for connecting / clamping two profiles 1.1, 1.2. FIG. 4B shows a sectional view through a rail element 1, in which a second profile 1.2 is connected to a first profile by means of a clamping element 5.4 of FIG. 4A. In order to be able to connect the two profiles 1.1, 1.2, the bottom plate 3.1 of the first profile 1.1 and the bottom plate 4.1 of the second profile 1.2 have long holes 8 in the overlapping area Ü (see FIG. 4C).
    In Fig. 4A it can be seen that the clamping element 5.4 comprises two basic elements or areas 5.6 and 5.7. The head region (also simply referred to as head 5.6) has two upper projections 5.5 and two lower projections 5.12, which are connected to one another via a stem 5.13. Left sits on the head 5.6 a tab or spring 5.7, which here has several transverse grooves (here four transverse grooves). The transverse grooves are provided to make the tab or spring 5.7 flexibly movable and / or to clamp / lock the clamping element 5.4 in a third mounting position.
    In Fig. 4C of the profile 1.2 only the bottom plate 4.1 is shown. The vertical wall 4.2 has been removed since this wall 4.2 would adjust the view of the clamping element 5.4 in the three different mounting positions. On the right, it can be seen in Fig. 4C that the slot 8 comprises two rectangular areas. The first area (in FIG. 4C on the right at the slot 8) has a greater clear width than the second area (in FIG. 4C on the left at the slot 8). It can be seen in Fig. 4C above the right slot 8, the clamping element 5.4 in a first mounting position (designated I.).
    The arrow P1 indicates that the clamping element is moved down 5.4 to sink the trunk 5.13 and the lower projections 5.12 in the wider region of the slot 8. In the second mounting position (denoted by II.) It can be seen that the clamping element is shifted 5.4 to the left. The displacement is indicated by the arrow P2. When moving the lower projections 5.12 engage under the bottom plate 3.1, since the slot 8 has a smaller width here. To make the shifting easy, the lower projections 5.12 (as shown in FIGS. 4A and 4C) may have bevels. These bevels are optional.
    As a result of the displacement P2, the clamping element 5.4 reaches the position shown on the left-most side in FIG. 4C (designated III.). In this position III. can snap the tab or spring 5.7 to the clamping element in position III. to «lock».
    Such a clamping element 5.4 can be used in all embodiments.
    Fig. 5 shows a perspective view of a longitudinal section of a further rail 1 according to the invention obliquely from above, in which case a first profile 1.1 is connected to a second profile 1.2. Of the second profile 1.2, a part of a vertical wall 4.2 is broken away to make another exemplary fastening means 5 visible. It can be seen a tab 5.14, which extends through an opening 5.8 down and which engages under the bottom plate 3.1 of the first profile 1.1. This is a rail 1, which is designed for mounting parallel to a wedge-shaped step. Therefore, this rail 1 comprises a wedge-shaped sight cheek 3.4. In Fig. 5 it can be seen that the lower edge 3.5 of the first profile 1.1 extends obliquely and thus limits the wedge-shaped viewing cheek 3.4.
    In the embodiment of Fig. 5 is a combination of a (long) hole 5.8 in the bottom plates 3.1 and 4.1 and a tab 5.14 of the bottom plate 4.1 of the second profile 1.2 serves as a fastening means. 5
    Tab 5.14 may be part of second profile 1.2 (as exemplified in FIG. 5), or tab 5.14 may be part of first profile 1.1 (as exemplified in FIG. 6), or tab 5.14 may be implemented as a separate part (for example in the form of a bracket). An example of such a separate clamping element 5.4 with two tabs 5.14 is shown in FIG. On the left is shown in Fig. 10, a lasered-sheet metal element, which serves as a clamping element 5.4. On the right, the sheet metal element is recognized after bending up the two straps 5.14. Such a sheet metal element can serve as a fastening means 5 in all embodiments.
    If the flap 5.14 is part of the first profile 1.1 or the second profile 1.2, this may e.g. be lasered out and bent from the bottom plate 3.1 and 4.1 respectively. Preferably, the tabs 5.14 are made by laser processing.
    Preferably, such a tab 5.7, 5.9, 5.14 in all embodiments, a clamping and / or locking action to the two overlapping bottom plates 3.1, 4.1 firmly connected to each other.
    Instead of providing a tab 5.14 on the second profile 1.2, a tab 5.14 can also be provided on the first profile 1.1, as will now be explained with reference to FIG.
    Fig. 6 shows a perspective view of two profiles 1.1, 1.2 of a further rail 1 according to the invention from above. Only the end pieces of the two profiles 1.1, 1.2 are shown in FIG. In this embodiment, located in the bottom plate 3.1 two tabs 5.9, which were lasered out of the plate of the bottom plate 3.1. The two tabs 5.9 sit in the example shown right and left at the edge of a common hole 5.10. In the bottom plate 4.1 a corresponding hole is 5.11 provided. If you set the second profile 1.2 on the first profile, the two tabs extend 5.9 through the hole 5.11 therethrough. In a next step you can bend the left tab 5.9 to the left and the right tab 5.9 to the right. In this way, the two profiles 1.1, 1.2 can be firmly connected. The tabs 5.9 are used together with the corresponding hole 5.11 as a fastening means. 5
    The first profile 1.1 preferably comprises in all embodiments, a bottom plate 3.1. In a floor mounting this bottom plate sits 3.1 (recessed) in the bottom 12 and in a wall mounting sits this bottom plate 3.1 (recessed) in the wall 20 (as shown for example in Fig. 8).
    Preferably, the bottom plate 3.1 recesses or recesses to allow an intimate connection with the floor or the wall. However, the bottom plate 3.1 can be designed in all embodiments, in other ways for integrating into a floor or wall structure. For this purpose, the floor / wall plate 3.1 may be e.g. be surface treated, so that covering with tile mortar, adhesive or liquid waterproofing is possible.
    The first profile 1.1 preferably comprises in all embodiments a vertical wall 3.2. In Figs. 2A and 2B, the first profile 1.1 has a shape like a horizontal one. In Fig. 3A, the first profile 1.1 has a shape which is as follows: the bottom / wall plate 3.1 is in a perpendicular direction above wall 3.2 above. This wall 3.2 is bent along an upper edge 3.3 (also called the upper edge or Umbug) by 180 degrees and merges into a vertical wall 3.4. This vertical wall 3.4 can serve as a sight cheek. As a visible cheek, the side of the vertical wall 3.4 not visible in FIG. 3A can serve here.
    The lower edge 3.5 of the vertical wall 3.4 may end above the level defined by the bottom plate 3.1, it may end at the level of the level of the bottom plate 3.1, or it may be below this level, as in Fig. 3A based an example shown. The lower edge 3.5 can - depending on the embodiment - straight or oblique.
    The first profile 1.1 is preferably formed in all embodiments of a metal sheet, as shown for example in Fig. 3A.
    The second profile 1.2 preferably comprises in all embodiments, a bottom plate 4.1 (which serves as a kind of foot) and a vertical wall 4.2. In Figs. 2A and 2B, the second profile 1.2 has the shape of a mirror-inverted "L". In Fig. 3A, the second profile 1.2 has a shape which results as follows: (from left to right in Fig. 3A) base plate 4.1, vertical wall 4.2, upper edge 4.3 (also called top edge or fold) and vertical wall 4.4 ,
    The first profile 1.1 may also have the shape shown in Fig. 9D in all embodiments. In combination with a second profile 1.2 in the orientation according to FIG. 9B or in the orientation according to FIG. 9C, it is therefore also possible to offer a suitable solution for fastening the pane 30 in a mounting situation shown in FIG. 9A. In Fig. 9A a mounting situation is shown in which the disc 30 is longer than the area of the sloping shower tray 11. The different areas are marked in Fig. 9A with B1, B2 and B3. B1 denotes the area of the sloping shower tray 11, B2 denotes the area of the flat floor 12, and B3 denotes the passage area of the flat floor 12.
    The first profile 1.1 has an overall length which corresponds approximately to the total length of the disc 30. In the region B1 of the first profile 1.1, a vertical wall 3.2 is provided, which merges into the wedge-shaped viewing cheek 3.4 (clearly visible in FIG. 9D). In the area B2, the first profile 1.1 has a vertical wall 3.2, which serves as a so-called parallel extension. A second profile 1.2 is preferably used here, as shown in FIGS. 9B and 9C. The second profile 1.2 has a vertical wall 4.2 and a bottom plate 4.1 over the total length B1 and B2. The second profile 1.2 can be connected to the first profile 1.1 in an orientation according to FIG. 9B or in an orientation according to FIG. 9C. For connecting the already mentioned fastening means 5 can be used in the overlapping area Ü. In the orientation according to FIG. 9B, a pocket 2 with a clear width, which is larger than when mounting the profile 1.2 in the orientation according to FIG. 9C, results. The horizontal longitudinal pocket 2 extends over the areas B1 and B2. There may be provided (long) holes 8 through which e.g. Fastening elements 5 of FIG. 10 can be stuck.
    The bottom plate 4,1 (which serves as a kind of foot) has in all embodiments either inward (in the direction of the longitudinal pocket 2, as shown in Fig. 3A) or to the outside. That it may extend to the left in the view of Figure 3B (orientation as shown in Figure 9C) or it may extend to the right (orientation as shown in Figure 9B).
    The second profile 1.2 is preferably formed in all embodiments of a metal sheet, as shown for example in Fig. 3A.
    The attachment means 5 may be parts of the first profile 1.1 and / or the second profile 1.2, e.g. 5 and 6, or separate fastening means 5 may be used, e.g. in Figs. 3A - 3F, 4A - 4C and 10 indicated.
    Preferably, the fastening means 5 are formed in all embodiments as complementary fastening means 5, so that a first element engages in a corresponding second element or mechanically interacts with it.
    Preferably, the fastening means 5 are arranged in all embodiments in the overlapping region of the bottom plates 3.1 and 4.1.
    The fastening means 5 may be part of one or both profiles 1.1 and 1.2 in all embodiments, or they may be separate parts in all embodiments, which are designed for insertion or connection with one or both profiles 1.1 and 1.2.
    In all embodiments, an adhesive or adhesive strip may serve as a fastening means 5. Embodiments with adhesive or adhesive strips have the advantage that no holes or recesses in the bottom plates 3.1, 4.1 must be provided. Particularly suitable in all embodiments is a combination of adhesive or adhesive strip and one or more of the mechanical fastening means 5.
    Depending on the embodiment, the fastening means 5 must fulfill one or more of the following conditions or enable attachment steps:attaching the second profile 1.2 to the first profile 1.1 before the first profile 1.1 is installed in the wall or in the floor, and / orattaching the second profile 1.2 to the first profile 1.1 after the first profile 1.1 has been installed in the wall or in the floor, and / orconsidering the fastening of the second profile 1.2 to the first profile 1.1 at at least two different positions in the longitudinal direction L, and / orattaching the second profile 1.2 to the first profile 1.1 at at least two different positions in the transverse direction (in order to enable a width adjustment of the clear width W of the pocket 2), and / orthe securing or locking of the second profile 1.2 relative to the first profile 1.1, so that after joining together the second profile 1.2 can not be moved relative to the first profile 1.1 in the longitudinal direction L.
    Preferably, the fastening means 5 are designed in all embodiments so that they claim a low height (perpendicular to the position of the bottom plate 3.1), since the fastening means 5 otherwise extend too far into the interior of the pocket 2 and the vertical edge 32 or the horizontal edge 31 of the plate or disc 30 can not be taken deep enough in the pocket 2.
    In all embodiments, the two profiles 1.1 and 1.2 and the fastening means 5 may also be designed so that in addition to the longitudinal displacement and a reduction or expansion of the clear width W of the pocket 2 is possible. The width W is shown in FIG. 3A, wherein the embodiment according to FIG. 3A does not allow a change in the clear width W.
    The longitudinal displaceability may be stepless in all embodiments (e.g., by the use of elongated holes extending in the longitudinal direction of the profile (s) 1.1, 1.2) or in steps.
    The reduction or enlargement of the clear width W, if provided, can be infinitely variable in all embodiments (for example by the use of oblong holes extending transversely to the longitudinal direction of the profile (s) 1.1, 1.2) or in steps.
    In FIGS. 7A and 7B, an embodiment of a rail 1 is shown in which the inside width W can be adjusted by turning over the second profile 1.2. In Fig. 7A, the second profile 1.2 is mounted on the first profile 1.1, that the bottom plate 4.1 points to the left. The attachment point of the fastening means 5 is symbolized here by a triangle. The position of the fastening means 5 is fixed here in relation to the first profile 1.1. Therefore, also in Fig. 7B, the position of the triangle is the same as in Fig. 7A. In Fig. 7A results in a first clear width W1. If you want to mount a glass plate 30 with a smaller thickness, so you can specify by turning the second profile 1.2, a second clear width W2, which is smaller than the first clear width W1.
    Clamps or clips (as shown, for example, in Fig. 10) are also suitable as fastening means 5 in all embodiments.
    Depending on requirements, right-sided or left-side mounting sets 30 are used.
    As materials for the profiles 1.1 and / or 1.2, the following are particularly suitable: metal (e.g., CNS or brass) and plastic.
    As materials for the various fastening means 5, the following are particularly suitable; Metal (e.g., CNS or brass) and plastic.
    In connection with the various embodiments, sections with folds are shown on the profiles in FIGS. 3A, 3B, 3E, 4B, 4C, 7A, 7B, 8. Such a flip is optional in all embodiments.
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    [0072]<Tb> (glass) rail <September> 1<tb> first profile <SEP> 1.1<tb> second profile <SEP> 1.2<Tb> vertical pocket <September> 2<Tb> base plate <September> 3.1<tb> vertical wall <SEP> 3.2<Tb> Edgefolding / top <September> 3.3<tb> vertical wall / sight cheek <SEP> 3.4<Tb> bottom <September> 3.5<Tb> base plate <September> 4.1<tb> vertical wall <SEP> 4.2<Tb> Edgefolding / top <September> 4.3<tb> vertical wall <SEP> 4.4<tb> vertical wall <SEP> 4.5<Tb> fasteners <September> 5<Tb> knob / (rotary) pin <September> 5.1<Tb> projection <September> 5.2<Tb> head <September> 5.3<Tb> clamping element <September> 5.4<Tb> projection <September> 5.5<Tb> head <September> 5.6<tb> tab or spring <SEP> 5.7<Tb> recess / hole <September> 5.8<Tb> tab <September> 5.9<Tb> punch <September> 5.10<Tb> recess / hole <September> 5.11<Tb> projection <September> 5.12<Tb> Master <September> 5.13<Tb> tab <September> 5.14<Tb> (Long) hole <September> 8<Tb> shower <September> 10<tb> Shower Floor Area / Floor Area <SEP> 11<tb> surrounding ground area <SEP> 12<Tb> subfloor <September> 13<Tb> Shower channel <September> 15<Tb> Angle profile <September> 16<Tb> Welding point <September> 17<Tb> (separation) wall <September> 20<tb> slabs, tiles <SEP> 21<tb> Slabs, tiles <SEP> 21.1, 21.2<Tb> Horizontal (stages) edge <September> 22<Tb> tile adhesive / mortar <September> 23<Tb> liquid waterproofing <September> 24<Tb> Wall <September> 25<tb> plate or disc <SEP> 30<Tb> longitudinal edge / horizontal edge <September> 31<tb> Cross edge / vertical edge <SEP> 32<Tb> <September><Tb> Mounting Kit <September> 50<tb> First range <SEP> B1<tb> second area <SEP> B2<tb> third area <SEP> B3<tb> Mounting Positions <SEP> I., II., III.<Tb> longitudinally <September> L<Tb> length <September> L1<Tb> length <September> L2<Tb> position shift <September> .DELTA.L<tb> First Surface Level <SEP> N1<tb> second surface level <SEP> N2<Tb> introducing <September> P<tb> Arrows <SEP> P1, P2<Tb> overlap <September> Ü<Tb> shift <September> V<Tb> width <September> W<tb> First Width <SEP> W1<tb> second width <SEP> W2<Tb> central axis <September> Z
    权利要求:
    Claims (17)
    [1]
    A mounting kit (50) for creating a wall or floor connection for a disk (30) comprisingA first profile (1.1) designed to be fastened in parallel to a wall (20) or a floor (12),- a second profile (1.2), and- Fastening means (5), which allow the second profile (1.2), in the longitudinal direction (L) or perpendicular to the longitudinal direction (L) of the first profile (1.1) considered to connect at different positions with the first profile (1.1) thatthe two interconnected profiles (1.1, 1.2) form a longitudinal pocket (2) in which a longitudinal edge (31, 32) of the disc (30) is receivable.
    [2]
    2. Mounting kit (50) according to claim 1, characterized in that the first profile (1.1) comprises a bottom plate (3.1) and a wall perpendicular thereto (3.2), and characterized in that the second profile (1.2) has a bottom plate (1). 4.1) and a perpendicular wall (4.2), wherein for creating the wall or floor connection, the bottom plate (4.1) of the second profile (1.2) with the bottom plate (3.1) of the first profile (1.1) in an overlap (Ü) can be brought.
    [3]
    3. Mounting kit (50) according to claim 2, characterized in that the fastening means (5) are designed for use in the region of the overlap (Ü).
    [4]
    4. Mounting kit (50) according to claim 2, characterized in that the fastening means (5) at least one tab (5.14) on the bottom plate (4.1) of the second profile (1.2) and a hole (5.8) in the bottom plate (3.1) of the first profile (1.1).
    [5]
    5. Mounting kit (50) according to claim 2, characterized in that the fastening means (5) at least one tab (5.9) on the bottom plate (3.1) of the first profile (1.1) and a hole (5.11) in the bottom plate (4.1) of second profile (1.2) include.
    [6]
    6. Mounting kit (50) according to claim 2, characterized in that the fastening means (5) comprise at least one rotary knob or clip (5.1) and at least partially covering holes in the region of the overlap (Ü), wherein the rotary knob or clip (5.1) is designed for insertion or pinching in the partially covering holes and for rotating about a central axis (Z).
    [7]
    7. Mounting kit (50) according to claim 2, characterized in that the fastening means (5) comprise at least one clamping element (5.4) and at least partially covering holes in the region of the overlap (Ü), wherein the clamping element (5.4) for insertion or clamping is designed in the partially covering holes.
    [8]
    8. Mounting kit (50) according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that it comprises at least one rotary knob or clip (5.1) and at least one clamping element (5.4).
    [9]
    9. Mounting kit (50) according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that on the first profile (1.1) and / or on the second profile (1.2) in the region of overlapping bottom plates (3.1, 4.1) a plurality of holes (5.8, 5.10, 5.11 ) are provided at different longitudinal and / or transverse positions so as to be able to specify different positions when connecting the second profile (1.2) to the first profile (1.1).
    [10]
    10. wet room installation (10) with a plate or disc (30) which is fastened in a floor (12) and / or in a wall (20), characterized in that it is located in the area of the floor (12) and / or the wall (20) comprises a rail (1) which is composed of a first profile (1.1) and a second profile (1.2), wherein fastening means (5), the second profile (1.2) with the first profile (1.1) and wherein the rail (1) between a part of the first profile (1.1) and a part of the second profile (1.2) has a longitudinal pocket (2) in which an edge (31, 32) of the plate or disk (30) sitting.
    [11]
    11. wet room installation (10) according to claim 10, characterized in that the first profile (1.1) has a bottom plate (3.1) and a perpendicular wall (3.2) and the second profile (1.2) a bottom plate (4.1) and a for this perpendicular wall (4.2), wherein the bottom plate (4.1) of the second profile (1.2) with the bottom plate (3.1) of the first profile (1.1) form an overlap (Ü) and wherein the longitudinal pocket (2) between the perpendicular standing wall (4.2) of the second profile (1.2) and the vertical wall (3.2) of the first profile (1.1) is located.
    [12]
    12. wet room installation (10) according to claim 10 or 11, characterized in that the fastening means (5) in the region of the longitudinal pocket (2) sit.
    [13]
    13. wet room installation (10) according to claim 11, characterized in that the fastening means (5) at least one tab (5.14) on the bottom plate (4.1) of the second profile (1.2) and a hole (5.8) in the bottom plate (3.1 ) of the first profile (1.1), wherein the tab (5.7) extends through the hole (5.8).
    [14]
    14. wet room installation (10) according to claim 11, characterized in that the fastening means (5) at least one tab (5.9) on the bottom plate (3.1) of the first profile (1.1) and a hole (5.11) in the bottom plate (4.1 ) of the second profile (1.2), wherein the tab (5.9) extends through the hole (5.11).
    [15]
    15. wet room installation (10) according to claim 11, characterized in that the fastening means (5) comprise at least one knob or clip (5.1) and at least partially covering holes in the region of the longitudinal pocket (2), wherein the knob or clip ( 5.1) is inserted into two of the partially covering holes and by rotation about a central axis (Z) the first profile (1.1) is connected to the second profile (1.2).
    [16]
    16. wet room installation (10) according to claim 11, characterized in that the fastening means (5) comprise at least one clamping element (5.4) and at least partially covering holes in the region of the longitudinal pocket (2), wherein the clamping element (5.4) in two the partially covering holes is used to prevent displacement of the second profile (1.2) relative to the first profile (1.1).
    [17]
    17. wet room installation (10) according to claim 11, characterized in that it comprises at least one knob or clip (5.1) and at least one clamping element (5.4).
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    2020-10-30| PFUS| Merger|Owner name: RIVAPLAN AG, CH Free format text: FORMER OWNER: RIVAPLAN AG, CH |
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