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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Aug. 23, 2005
Filed:
Apr. 16, 2003
Michel Beaudoin, Drummondville, CA;
Luc Bourassa, St-Majorique, CA;
Michel Lévesque, Drummondville, CA;
Pascal Provencher, Drummondville, CA;
Pierre-louis Foucault, St-Lambert, CA;
Normand Savard, Drummondville, CA;
Douglas Kidd, Keller, TX (US);
Michel Beaudoin, Drummondville, CA;
Luc Bourassa, St-Majorique, CA;
Michel Lévesque, Drummondville, CA;
Pascal Provencher, Drummondville, CA;
Pierre-Louis Foucault, St-Lambert, CA;
Normand Savard, Drummondville, CA;
Douglas Kidd, Keller, TX (US);
Canimex Inc., Quebec, CA;
Abstract
A window framework for mounting a glass pane in an aperture of a panel. The window framework includes an exterior frame having a peripheral wall shaped for fitting with and extending into the aperture. The peripheral wall extends between exterior and interior sides of the panel, and is provided along the periphery thereof with an abutment member adjacent to the exterior side. The wall is also provided with stop means adjacent to the interior side. The window framework also includes removable locking means having a flexible element lockable with the stop means when the locking means is in a locking position. The locking means is also provided with an element for holding the glass pane in position with the aid of the abutment member when the locking means is in the locking position. The window framework further includes a securing means for securing the exterior frame to the panel in the aperture. A method for mounting a glass pane in an aperture of a panel is also provided.