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Elmer, Nataliya

Elmer, Hubert

Scharnagl, Josef

Hubert Elmer

Peter Leitgeb

Josef Scharnagl

Nataliya Elmer

A fitting for an all-glass door with an upper bearing which substantially includes a fitting body with a glass receptacle and/or a clamping device for a glass leaf and with a bearing pin for engagement in a counterbearing at an overpanel or in a frame. The bearing pin is displaceable in a pocket hole. To provide a fitting that resists intrusion after the glass door is installed, the bearing pin of the fitting is secured in such a way that the glass leaf is prevented from being lifted out when the all-glass door is closed.

Hardware for a fully-glazed door

The invention relates to a fitting system according to parent application DE 101 19 987.3 for rotatably bearing a door leaf () in a glass construction. A fitting () is disposed on the top and/or at the bottom of said door leaf () and interacts with a complementary counter-fitting. A bearing axis extends in the plane of the door leaf and every fitting () is subdivided longitudinally by an intermediate space (), while forming opposite bearing surfaces (), into at least partially spaced-apart fitting elements () that can be disposed in a form-fit in a recess () of the door leaf (). In order to stabilize the fitting system and to provide tamper-proof and protected fittings () that are also optically appealing, the fitting elements () are fastened to the door leaf () by means of pins () that are introduced at an angle to the longitudinal direction in through bores () and in blind bores () of the two fitting elements (), while reducing the intermediate space (). A rod stud () fastened to the one fitting elements () accommodates the two insertable pins () while capping them, said rod stud () extending in parallel to the plane of the door leaf.

Fitting system

A mounting arrangement for glass doors includes an upper mounting having a mounting body with a clamping device for the glass leaf and a displaceable bearing pin for engaging in a counterbearing at a transom and a lower mounting with a mounting body with a clamping device for the glass leaf, and with a receiving recess for a floor door closer or a floor bearing. The two mounting bodies are arranged parallel to the vertical axis (H) of the glass leaf, and each clamping device is provided with longitudinally extending grooves for receiving fastening screws which project through screw holes in the clamping device and bore holes in the glass leaf. A clamping insert is provided for inserting into the grooves and has a recess for a cover panel. The mounting body and the counterbearing can be covered by means of covers, wherein the cover is provided with elongated holes which extend under the clamping insert and cover panel. Lift-out protection is provided in the upper mounting for the all-glass leaf in the closed position.

Mounting arrangement for glass doors

The invention pertains to a hanger for guiding an element suspended from a rail so that the element can be moved back and forth. To create a hanger which forms a compact and visually attractive unit and which occupies the least possible amount of space without sacrificing the ability to serve various applications and to perform different functions, the hanger has an essentially flat, elongated shape with a middle section between two opposite end area, where the end areas are rounded.

Suspension arrangement

A fitting for rotatably supporting a closing element for closing an opening, the fitting including a flange, a clamping element for fixing the closing element to the flange, and a pair of arms extending in parallel from the flange and forming an intermediate space therebetween. Each arm extends to a sleeve which can receive the axle therethrough. The flange, the arms, and the sleeves forming a single piece. A ring received between the sleeves can be secured to the axle.

Fitting

The invention relates to a sliding element, which is suspended and guided on a running track by means of roller carriers or gliding elements, using running track retainers that are connected to a substructure and engage with the underside of the running track. The invention also relates to an anti-removal device, which comprises a locking elements that can be pressed elastically against the running track and that yields when crossed by a running track retainer.

Sliding element with keeper device suspended from and guided on a roller rail by support rollers

A building glass facade having glass panes that are mounted to a mounting structure, such as a building. The glass panes are mounted using clamp fittings or clamping arrangements for fastening glass panes with two clamping elements that clamp the glass pane between them, whereby one clamping element is realized in the form of a conical nut or taper nut that is set into a boring of the glass pane and has a detachable cover. The invention teaches that a clip closure is integrated into the cover or is an integral part of the cover.

Building glass facade, a method for mounting glass panes in a building glass facade, and a clamping arrangement for mounting glass panes in a building glass facade

There is now provided a building glass facade of a building comprising a plurality of glass plates each of which is secured by clamp fittings for a glass plate, with each clamp fitting comprising two clamp elements that clamp the glass plate between them and also comprising an articulated support of the clamp fitting on a fastening device, whereby a first articulated arrangement comprises a substantially permanently elastic element that is disposed on one clamp element. There is also provided a second articulated arrangement that has two plano-concave lenses that face each other with their spherical surfaces, between which the bolt head of a pendulum bolt with corresponding concave complementary surfaces is guided.

Building glass facade and a clamp fitting for mounting a glass plate in a glass facade of a building

A glass display case being held together by clamping fittings and a clamping fitting for the corner connection of three adjoining wall structures, especially glass panes or the like. The clamping fitting presents a central coupling member, to which are associated three rotatable and lockable connecting axles, the center longitudinal axes of which respectively stretch out or extend radially with regard to the coupling member at an angle of approximately 120 degrees from one another. At their free end opposite to the coupling member, the connecting axles present a stiffening connector articulation for the connection to an adapter element.

GLASS DISPLAY CASE BEING HELD TOGETHER BY CLAMPING FITTINGS AND A CLAMPING FITTING FOR THE CORNER CONNECTION OF THREE ADJOINING WALLS, ESPECIALLY GLASS PANES IN GLASS DISPLAY CASES AND A METHOD FOR USING A KIT TO MAKE A GLASS DISPLAY CASE

A fastening device for a glass panel on a wall, a building-side substructure, or similar object, such as a building facade, using a clamp fitting that grips the glass panel and a holder that is supported on the clamp fitting that it can move to a limited extent in three dimensions. The invention teaches that the holder has a two-arm connecting bridge that can be fixed in position by means of a center retaining pivot on the clamp fitting whereby, on the outer free ends of the connecting bridge, there are connecting articulations that can be fixed in position for the connection of respective compensating shafts, which are connected on their ends farther away from the connecting bridge by means of respective articulations that can be fixed in position with an adapter for fastening to a wall, a substructure, or similar object.

FASTENING DEVICE WITH MULTIPLE HOLDERS FOR HOLDING A GLASS PANEL, A PLURALITY OF GLASS PANELS, SUCH AS A BUILDING FACADE, HELD TOGETHER BY FASTENING DEVICES WITH MULTIPLE HOLDERS, AND A METHOD OF FASTENING A FACADE ON A STRUCTURE, SUCH AS A BUILDING, WITH A FASTENING DEVICE WITH MULTIPLE HOLDERS

Building glass facade of a building, clamping arrangement in a facade, and a clamping arrangement for clamping a building glass pane in a facade, wherein a glass pane is secured at a building-side holding device, with the glass pane being secured between two clamp elements. At the inner clamp element is supported with adjustable prestressing a bell-shaped housing and between the bell-shaped housing and the inner clamp element there is disposed a permanently elastic spring member which permits a relative movement of the bell-shaped housing relative to the inner clamp element. Joint arrangements are provided in tandem between the glass pane and the holding device at the side of the building.

Building glass facade of a building, clamping arrangement in a facade, and a clamping arrangement for clamping a building glass pane in a facade

A fastening device for a glass panel ( ) on a wall ( ), a building-side substructure, or similar object, such as a building facade, using a clamp fitting ( ) that grips the glass panel ( ) and a holder ( ) that is supported on the clamp fitting ( ) so that it can move to a limited extent in three dimensions. The invention teaches that the holder ( ) has a retaining pivot ( ) that can be fixed in position on the clamp fitting ( ), whereby on the outer free end ( ) of the retaining pivot there is a connecting articulation ( ) that can be fixed in position for the connection of a compensating shaft ( ), which on its end ( ) farther from the retaining pivot ( ) is connected by means of an articulation ( ) that can be fixed in position with an adapter ( ) for fastening to a wall ( ), a substructure or similar object.

FASTENING DEVICE WITH A SINGLE HOLDER FOR FASTENING A GLASS PANEL TO A BUILDING OR THE LIKE AND A PLURALITY OF GLASS PANELS, SUCH AS A BUILDING FACADE, HELD TOGETHER BY A FASTENING DEVICE WITH A SINGLE HOLDER AND A METHOD OF FASTENING A FACADE ON A STRUCTURE, SUCH AS A BUILDING WITH A FASTENING DEVICE WITH A SINGLE HOLDER

An attachment device for a glass pane presenting voltaic cells, at a mounting fixed to a structure, whereby the glass pane is hold between two clamping elements. The invention concentrates on the fact that a coupling bell is supported with adjustable initial tension at the inside clamping element, while a permanently elastic spring member is placed between the coupling bell and the inside clamping element tolerating a relative motion of the coupling bell with regard to the clamping element. The invention concentrates furthermore on the execution of several spatial articulations and between the glass pane and the mounting fixed to a structure, as well as on the realization of the current conduction passing through the attachment device.

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