| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
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| 121 | Support frame for glass panel | US237829 | 1988-08-29 | US4914888A | 1990-04-10 | Laurence B. Hanson |
| A support frame for receiving and retaining a panel of glass as part of a wall or door assembly. This support frame includes an integrally, formed body of uniform cross section and unibody construction having (i) a pair of opposing side walls joined by (ii) an interconnecting support bridge which extends between opposing inner faces of the side walls and includes an upper and a lower face. The inner faces of the side walls and upper face of the support bridge define a channel configured to receive the panel of glass at one edge. The support bridge includes a recessed slot formed into one of the faces to sufficient depth to form a hinge axis operable with respect to the opposing side walls for enabling rotational displacement of the inner faces against the inserted glass panel in a gripping manner. Screws are inserted through an opening in one side wall into a threaded opening in the second side wall and operate to draw the two side walls into gripping contact at the glass panel. | ||||||
| 122 | Door shoe assembly | US862994 | 1986-05-14 | US4680903A | 1987-07-21 | William J. Horgan, Jr. |
| A metal frame and glass panel structure comprises a metal shoe having a receiving channel therein, the receiving channel having at least one smooth side surface and an opposite side surface spaced apart from said smooth side surface; a glass panel positioned within the channel against the smooth side surface and spaced apart from the opposite side surface; at least two independent expandable pressure units positioned within the channel between the glass panel and the opposite side surface of the channel; and means within the pressure units for generating a pressure against the opposite side surface of the channel whereby the pressure units are forced against the glass panel to secure the glass panel within the channel. A pair of adjustment screws is provided in the channel, upwardly extending from the bottom thereof, for squaring the glass panel with the shoe. A strip of double-face tape is provided on the one side surface of the channel to prevent the glass panel from slipping relative to the shoe. | ||||||
| 123 | Hinge, handle and detent | US892332 | 1978-03-31 | US4200956A | 1980-05-06 | Myron E. Ullman, Jr. |
| A system is provided for pivotally mounting opposed ends of a door panel between a pair of frame or shelf members. The system utilizes a pair of panel-engaging members which have U-shaped cross sections and which receive the door panel ends. Each of the panel-engaging members has a pair of spaced leg portions interconnected by a base portion. A pair of elongate cylindrical projections extends from the base portions to define a pivot axis of the door panel. A pair of projection-receiving formations is provided on the frame members for journaling the projections. At least one of the projection-receiving formations takes the form of an adjustably positioned bearing structure. The panel-engaging members are preferably formed as elongate extrusions of plastics material. One of the panel-engaging members is provided with a handle formation for facilitating movement of the door panel. A first detent element is provided on one of the panel-engaging members and is cooperable with a second detent element carried by one of the frame members. In preferred practice, the first detent element takes the form of a recess provided in the outer surface of the base portion of the one panel-engaging member, and the second detent element is receivable in the recess to releasably retain the door panel in its closed position. In alternate practice, the first detent element takes the form of a magnetic receptor plate secured to a leg portion of the one panel-engaging member and being cooperable with a magnetic catch carried on the one frame member. | ||||||
| 124 | Boat window | US765101 | 1977-02-02 | US4095640A | 1978-06-20 | Frank S. Beckerer, Jr. |
| A self-draining, leak-resistant boat window comprising a frame body having a continuous mounting flange for engagement with the hull of the boat, and a spigot wall connected with the flange and adapted to extend through an opening in the hull. A transparent molded plastic window pane is hingedly carried on the body; latches are provided to secure the pane in a closed position. The mounting flange has a peripheral groove into which a rib portion of an extruded, hollow sealing gasket is pressed. The rib portion has longitudinal barbs which frictionally engage the walls of the groove, thereby holding the gasket captive without cement. The gasket is oval in cross-section and is stretched an extent when installed on the window to thereby prevent buckling at the corners. When it is pressed between the flange and window pane it flattens a considerable amount by virtue of its oval shape, forming a tight seal.Self-draining occurs, by virtue of one part of the spigot wall being sloped, which channels water outward and downward. Water is prevented from being trapped in the space between the spigot and pane, since this area is virtually completely filled by the gasket when it is compressed by the pane. | ||||||
| 125 | Window or door construction | US3791074D | 1971-07-27 | US3791074A | 1974-02-12 | WAFFENSCHMIDT F |
| A wall or other support has an opening in which one or more frameless glass panes of a window or door are located. The panes are secured to the adjacent support by hinges which are adjustable so as to permit adjustment of the pane or panes within the opening, and which have a portion directly connected with the respective pane, as by welding or bonding. Suitable latches or similar securing means are also provided, and at least one component of such latch or securing means is also directly connected to the respective pane or panes.
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| 126 | Combined hinge and glass door unit | US3722029D | 1971-01-18 | US3722029A | 1973-03-27 | HORGAN W |
| A hinge means for use with glass doors having solid frames includes a hinge element for a pivotal hinge of the type used where the door is pivoted at top and bottom, which element is laterally adjustable to provide means for correcting misalignment after the door has been hung.
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| 127 | Rocking-swinging window leaf | US3667162D | 1970-10-30 | US3667162A | 1972-06-06 | LALAGUE CHRISTIAN |
| A window having a rocking-swinging leaf which can be displaced horizontally in its plane within the fixed window-casing by means of a control system and can be brought by translational motion from a so-called ''''rocking'''' position in which the leaf is opened in a bellows-type movement to a so-called ''''swinging'''' position in which the leaf is opened as a casement window. The control system comprises a rotatable operating handle which is mounted on the leaf and adapted to displace a sliding bolt which can be detachably secured to the fixed window-casing. The control system and ancillary devices for attaching the leaf to the casing are so arranged as to permit translational motion of the leaf in the plane of the casing between any one of three positions, namely the closed position, the ''''rocking'''' position and the ''''swinging'''' position. The centralized control of the leaf from a handle which is carried by this latter permits considerable simplification of the guiding means while the motion-transmission means are constituted in addition to the sliding bolt and ancillaries by the leaf itself.
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| 128 | Glass doors | US3653156D | 1968-02-21 | US3653156A | 1972-04-04 | HORGAN WILLIAM J JR |
| A door made of glass and metal channel members. In one embodiment, the channel members comprise a top member and a bottom member; each being shaped to receive the glass in a shallow channel. In an alternate embodiment there are four members, i.e., two side members, a top member and a bottom member. The base of each channel of the side members is held away from the glass by spacers. The channels are adhered to the glass by adhesive. The channel members have holes therein communicating the space formed by the channel with the atmosphere to cure the adhesive.
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| 129 | Hinge and weatherseal structure for a glass panel | US3633316D | 1970-05-18 | US3633316A | 1972-01-11 | BELSER JOHN W |
| A glass panel is hingedly mounted for swinging movement about a structure which serves as a hinge and also as a weatherstrip. The glass panel has a substantially linear edge to which is bonded a cylindrical element, the edge of the glass panel extending into the cylindrical element for a substantial portion of a diameter. A resilient element which serves as a weatherstrip is mounted in any suitable manner on the frame, and is provided with a socket which presents a circular cross section. The cylindrical element on the linear edge of the glass panel fits into the socket thus provided in the weatherstrip, and the glass panel is thus swingable relative to the weatherstrip and frame about the axis of the cylindrical element.
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| 130 | Combined hinge and glass door unit | US3555733D | 1969-04-30 | US3555733A | 1971-01-19 | HORGAN WILLIAM J JR |
| A HINGE FOR USE WITH GLASS DOORS HAVING SOLID FRAMES INCLUDES A HINGE ELEMENT FOR A PIVOTAL HINGE OF THE TYPE USED WHERE THE DOOR IS PIVOTED AT TOP AND BOTTOM, WHICH ELEMENT IS ADJUSTABLE IN TWO DIRECTIONS TO PROVIDE MEANS FOR CORRECTING MISALIGNMENT IN HANGING THE DOOR.
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| 131 | Sealing strip for pivotal windows and assembly incorporating same | US53057766 | 1966-02-28 | US3357136A | 1967-12-12 | MARANTIER ROGER H |
| 132 | Door frame construction | US15072761 | 1961-11-07 | US3141204A | 1964-07-21 | WHEELER JAMES D |
| 133 | Glass door construction | US76734758 | 1958-10-15 | US3056187A | 1962-10-02 | RYAN JOSEPH D |
| 134 | Hardware attaching means | US35460253 | 1953-05-12 | US2787346A | 1957-04-02 | GOECKEL HOWARD F |
| 135 | Glass door construction | US28309652 | 1952-04-18 | US2777173A | 1957-01-15 | CASWALL ROBERT D |
| 136 | Mounting for swinging closures | US24244738 | 1938-11-26 | US2191900A | 1940-02-27 | GEORGE PARIOT |
| 137 | Window construction | US75718234 | 1934-12-12 | US2057815A | 1936-10-20 | BOEHM RUDOLPH P |
| 138 | Window construction. | US20901517 | 1917-12-27 | US1273309A | 1918-07-23 | ARBTER FRANK |
| 139 | Window-frame. | US1912738426 | 1912-12-24 | US1146138A | 1915-07-13 | DELANY PHILIP S |
| 140 | Metallic structure, such as doors and the like. | US1909498400 | 1909-05-26 | US964676A | 1910-07-19 | NELLIS CHARLES E |
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