WINDOW

Abstract

The present invention refers to a window consisting of a window frame and a window wing the latter comprising a frame and a glazing which bears a static load, and where at least one seal being arranged between said window frame and said window wing. The characteristic of the invention lies in that the glazing of the window wing is held by means of a spacer in the outer side area thereof there is each time arranged a suitably U-shaped groove in which there is inserted a glass-panel.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWING

A window according to the invention consists of a window frame 1 either made of wood or formed as a hollow multi-chamber section of a plastic or metal. When said window frame 1 is formed of plastic then a reinforcing tube 2 is placed therein to increase the stability of the window frame 1. A window wing 3 cooperates with said window frame 1 consisting of a spacer 4 and a glazing 5 associated therewith, said glazing comprises, in the given case, two glass-panels 5′, 5″. A plurality of seals 6 known per se is arranged in certain parts between the window frame 1 and the window wing 3.

Said spacer 4 extends over the entire outside perimeter of the glazing 5 and is in the area of each outer edge thereof formed with suitable grooves, in the given case with grooves 7, 8 formed as a letter U for inserting each glass-panel 5′, 5″. Furthermore, said spacer 4 is formed in the side facing the window frame 1 with a groove 9 for inserting window fittings not shown, whereas it is provided for, according to the invention, that usual known fittings are used. The advantage of the window according to the invention is among other things that there is no need to manufacture special fittings for said window. Further, there is also no need for an inter-glazing spacer because that part is taken over by said new spacer 4 which is at the same time a guide for the window fittings. The necessary stability of the window wing is achieved by means of the spacer 4 on one hand and the glazing 5 on the other.

Said spacer 4 is preferably made of plastic and is associated with the glazing 5 by means of gluing, welding or similar method. Optionally, said spacer 4 can be manufactured of a metal, e.g. aluminium, stainless steel or similar.

Claims

1. A window consisting of a window frame and a window wing the latter comprising a frame and a glazing which bears a static load, and where at least one seal being arranged between said window frame and said window wing characterized in that a glazing of a window wing is held by means of a spacer in the outer side area thereof there is each time arranged a suitably formed groove in which there is inserted a glass-panel, said spacer extends over the entire outside perimeter of the glazing.

2. A window according to claim 1 characterized in that the spacer is formed on the side facing the window frame with a groove for insertion of window fittings.