[0001] The invention discloses a set of side frame covers according to the preamble of claim
1, for a roof window, protecting both the window and the attic where the roof window
is installed against weather conditions, such as rain, snow and wind. The disclosed
set of covers is intended for use in pivot windows or dual action tilt and pivot windows.
Prior art.
[0002] The prior art, includes roof windows with a set of covers for the side frames of
a window frame and a sash frame with trapezoidal profile trims.
[0003] The window frame covers feature outer side seals, corresponding to the outer bends
of the trims.
[0004] The covers do not feature seals from the sash frame side, as well as a window pane
installed in the frame.
[0005] BE1015350A3 discloses a set of side frame covers for a roof window according to the preamble
of claim 1.
Disclosure.
[0006] A set of side frame covers for a roof window comprising side frame covers for a window
frame, hereinafter referred to as the "frame covers" and side frame covers of a sash
frame, hereinafter referred to as the "sash covers" with the trims, covering the frame
and sash covers, said covers further including elastomeric seals between the trims
and the frame and sash covers, attached to the trims. These seals seal at least the
gaps between the trim and the sash covers, and the seal which is attached to one of
these covers includes a movable sealing blade which in a closed window position adjoins
said sash cover. Preferably, said seals forming a sealing kit for the gap between
the trims and the sash covers, from the window pane side, and the gap between the
trims and the frame covers, from the inside of the window side. The sealing kit may
also include the seals attached to the frame cover or the sash cover.
[0007] The sash covers are made of sections, preferably also used as a clamping strip fixing
the window pane in the sash frame, said sections comprising an arm adjacent to the
window pane. The sash frame section also include a protrusion transverse, preferably
perpendicular to the sash frame face, i.e. the surface parallel to the window pane,
along the entire sash frame side frame. The frame covers are made of bent sheet and
overlap the side surfaces of the window frame and the flashing. The sections of the
frame cover are positioned on the window frame face, i.e. the surface parallel to
the roof with a protrusion transverse, preferably perpendicular to the window frame
face.
[0008] The trims comprise edges bent towards the window frame and the sash frame, overlapping
the protrusions of the frame and sash covers. Preferably the trims have a trapezoidal
profile, and the bent sections overlap the protrusions of the frame and sash covers.
[0009] A window fitted with the set of side frame covers is opened by rotating the sash
around its horizontal axis. The window may be opened by rotating the sash around the
axis of rotation in its central section or as a dual action tilt and pivot window,
where the axis of rotation for the tilt function is positioned near the top frames
of the window frame and the sash frame. In both versions, each trim is divided into
two parts - the bottom trim below the pivot hinge, and the top trim above the pivot
hinge. The bottom trim is slightly narrower than the top trim to overlap the top cover
in the direction of the rain water flow on the roof window. The set of side frame
covers can also be used in a single action window, opened as a pivot window, where
the trims are uniform along the entire window length.
[0010] In the first version of the invention, according to claim 1, a seal for the gap between
the trim and the sash frame comprises a wide fixing surface, adjacent to the inner
surface of the trim in its middle section, i.e. to the smaller base of the trapezoid.
The fixing surface of the seal is attached to the inner surface of the trim; preferably
the seal is glued to the inner surface. The seal along its entire length is fitted
with a movable sealing blade, adjoining the sash cover with the window in a closed
position, sealing the gap between the sash cover and the trim.
[0011] For the seal attached with the fixing surface to the trim, the sealing blade may
be arched at the entire seal length, and a free edge of the sealing blade faces the
fixing surface. The sealing blade of detailed shape is preferably used in the top
trims, for easy fitting the seal to the sash cover and the top trim moving in relation
to each other when the window closes. In the bottom trim, located near and moving
with the sash, the sealing blade is single and not arched to avoid double thickness
at the contact area with the sash cover. The seal attached to the trim with the fixing
surface may also include an additional movable sealing blade, adjoining the window
frame cover with the window in closed position.
[0012] In a preferred embodiment called second version of the invention, a set of side frame
covers of a roof window includes an inner side seal, which is located under trims,
between the sash cover, and an
[0013] inner arch of the trim, from the window pane side. The seal is attached to the sash
cover, preferably in the groove in the sash cover protrusion, transverse to the sash
face, where the sealing blade of the seal adjoins to the bottom surface of the central
part of the trim cross-section, i. e. on the shorter base of the trapezoid, close
to the inner arch of this trim, according to claims 4 and 5, or to the bottom surface
of the inner arch of the trim with the window in a closed position. The inner side
seal complements the seal from the first version of the invention in its sealing function
at the sash cover side forming a double seal.
[0014] The set of side frame covers of the roof window may further include the outer side
seal, between the frame cover and the outer arch of the trim. The seal is attached
to the window frame cover made of sheet metal, preferably clamped in a bend of the
top cover section. The seal has a T profile, where two stationary arms adjoin the
top section of the frame cover. The side outer seal is used mainly in the side frame
covers, when the seal from the first version does not feature the additional sealing
blade. It may also be used with the seal with an additional sealing blade, forming
a double seal from the side window frame side.
[0015] Advantages of the invention. The side frame covers for the roof window, due to the seal between the trims and
the frame and sash covers provide the protection against weather conditions, i.e.
rain, snow or wind. They prevent snow and rain from penetrating the trims and the
attic, where the window is installed. The seals with the fixing surface, attaching
the seals to the trims, also suppress the noise of rain drops falling on the external
trim surfaces.
[0016] Preferred embodiments. A set of side frame covers of the present invention is shown as the preferred embodiments
in the following figures for the pivot windows, where the following figures show:
- Fig. 1
- -A roof window, partially opened, pivot type - isometric view, with offset sections
marked, A-A for closed window and B-B for partially open window, shown in the figures
below.
- Fig. 2
- -A set of covers with seals with a fixing surface and an arched sealing blade facing
the fixing surface, with an outer side seals - in a closed window position, A-A offset
section.
- Fig. 3
- -The set of covers of Fig. 2 - in a partially open window position, B-B offset section.
- Fig. 4
- -A set of covers with seals with a fixing surface attaching the seals to the trims
with an arched sealing blade facing the fixing surface with an additional sealing
blade - in a closed window position, A-A offset section.
- Fig. 5
- -The set of covers of Fig. 4 - in a partially open window position, B-B offset section.
- Fig. 6
- -A set of covers with a fixing surface attaching the covers to the trims with a long
sealing blade and an additional sealing blade - in a closed window position, A-A offset
section.
- Fig. 7
- -The set of covers of Fig. 6 - in a partially closed window position, B-B offset section.
- Fig. 8
- -A set of covers with an inner side seal and an outer side seal - in a closed window,
A-A offset section.
- Fig. 9
- -The set of covers of Fig. 8 - in a partially open window, B-B offset section.
- Fig. 10
- -Outer side seal - detail C of Fig. 2, or 10.
- Fig. 11
- -Inner side seal - detail D of Fig. 8.
[0017] The invention is disclosed based on the preferred embodiments for pivot and dual
action tilt and pivot windows, which were not included in the figures, but are described
with the indication of design similarities and differences in relation to the examples
showed in the figures.
[0018] The common components of the roof windows in accordance with the embodiments shown. A roof window comprises a window frame
1, seated in a roof plane, said window frame comprising the side frames
11 and a movable sash
2, a frame thereof comprising side frames
21, further including a double window pane
22 with a seal kit and spacers between said window panes. In the middle section of the
window, slightly above the half of said window frame
1 length, a pivot hinge is fixed to both side frames
11, joining said frames with the side frames
21 of said sash frame
2. The pivot hinge fixed to the window frame comprises an arched guide, corresponding
to the arched slide of the pivot hinge fixed to said sash frame.
[0019] Along the entire length of said side frame
11 of said window frame
1, a frame cover
13 made of bent sheet metal, with a profile comprising a section positioned on the window
frame face and the section overlapping the side surface of the side frame. The widow
frame cover
13 further includes a protrusion
14 perpendicular to the window frame face.
[0020] Along the entire length of the side frame
21 of said sash frame
2, a sash cover
23 is installed used as a clamping strip for the window pane
22. The sash cover
23 is a section with a profile including a section adjoining the sash frame face and
the clamping section, overlapping the window pane
22 edge. The sash cover
23 further includes a protrusion
24, at the edge of the section, said protrusion being perpendicular to the sash frame
face.
[0021] The set of side frame covers of a roof window further includes the trims of a trapezoidal
profile, made of bent sheet metal. Above a pivot hinge, on both sides of the window
are the top trims
15 attached to the side frames
11 of the window frame
1, stationary when the window is opened or closed. Below the pivot hinge
12, on both sides of the window are the bottom trims
25 attached to the side frames
21 of the window frame
1, moving with the sash when the window is opened or closed. In its cross-section, the
top trim
15 comprises a middle section, a smaller base of the trapezoid profile, further including
an inner bend
16 and an outer bend
17 - both at an obtuse angle in relation to the middle section and facing the frame and
sash covers, overlapping the protrusions
14, 24 of said covers. Also the bottom trim
25 in its cross-section comprises a middle section, further including an inner bend
26 and an outer bend
27 - shaped and positioned identical to the top trim.
[0022] The distance between the bends: inner
16 and outer
17 of the top trim
15 is slightly larger than the distance between the bends: inner
26 and outer
27 of the bottom trim
25, and the top trim
15 is installed further along the window frame and the sash frame than the bottom trim
25. The top end of said bottom trim
25 is located under the bottom end of the top trim
15 in a closed window position.
[0023] Besides the frame cover, sash cover and the trim seals, the window further includes
known seal kits attached in the grooves between the side frames
11 of the window frame and the side frames
21 of the sash frame. At the section of the window below the pivot hinges, a single
seal
18 is seated in the groove of the side frame
11 of the window frame, and the second seal
28 is seated in the groove of the side frame
21 of the sash frame. At the section of the window above the pivot hinges, both seals
28 are seated in the grooves of the side frame
21 of the sash frame.
[0024] Embodiment 1. A set of side frame covers of the roof window shown in Fig. 2 and Fig. 3, comprises
a well known outer side seal
3, on the outer surface of a side frame
11 of a window frame
1, between a protrusion
14 of the frame cover
13 and an outer bend of a trim. The seal has a T profile, with two stationary arms
31 of said profile adjoining the protrusion
14 of the frame cover
13, and the top arm clamped with a section
14a of said cover (detail - Fig. 10). A sealing blade
32 of said outer side seal in a closed window position, with its free edge adjoining
the bottom surface of an outer bend
17 of a top trim
15, and an outer bend
27 of a bottom trim
25.
[0025] At the opposite inner side of the side frames, the set of covers comprises a flat
seal
4 with a fixing surface
41, adjoining half of the width of a middle bottom section of the trims
15, 25, and attached to the surface, preferably glued. The sealing blades of the seal
4 cooperate with a protrusion
24 of a sash cover
23, said seals available in two versions, one for the top trim, and the other for the
bottom trim. The seal attached to the top trim
15 comprises an arched sealing blade
42, a free end thereof facing the fixing surface
41. The seal is more flexible and better adapts itself to the moving sash trim. A seal
attached to the bottom trim
25 comprises a relatively short, straight sealing blade
43. It makes it easy to fit the seal with a single sealing blade layer, under the bottom
trim
25, which is nearer to the window compared to the top trim.
[0026] Embodiment 2. A set of side frame covers shown in Fig. 4 and Fig. 5, comprises only the flat seals
5 with a fixing surface
51, adhering almost to the entire width of a bottom middle section of the trims
15, 25 and attached to said surface, preferably glued. On the side corresponding to a protrusion
24 of a sash cover
23, a seal
5 is attached to a top trim
15, with an arched sealing blade
52, and said seal
5 fixed to said top trim
25 has a relatively short, straight sealing blade
53. Both versions of the sealing blades are similar to the blades
42 and
43 of the seal
4 of the first embodiment. On the opposite, outer side of the side frames, the seal
5 has an additional sealing blade
54, diagonal in relation to the fixing surface
51, similar to the inclination of the outer bends
17, 27 of the top
15 and the bottom
25 trim. It is supported by the face of a protrusion
14 of a frame cover
13 in a closed window position. The blade (54) is identical for both trims.
[0027] Embodiment 3. A set of side frame covers shown in Fig. 6 and 7 comprises only the flat seals. A
top trim
15 comprises a seal
6 with a fixing surface
61, adjoining almost the entire width of a bottom middle surface of said trim, and attached
to said surface, preferably glued. The seal
6 on the side corresponding to a protrusion
24 of a sash cover
23 comprises a long sealing blade
62, diagonal in relation to the fixing surface
61, similar to an outer bend
16 of a top trim. The long sealing blade
62 overlaps the protrusion
24 of the sash cover
23, and a free edge of said sealing blade rests on the section of said sash cover on
the sash frame face. On the opposite side, the seal
6 comprises an additional sealing blade
63, corresponding to a protrusion
14 of a frame cover
13, identical to the sealing blade
54 of the second embodiment. A bottom trim
25 comprises a seal
5 with a fixing surface
51 and a straight sealing blade
53, identical to the second embodiment.
[0028] Embodiment 4. A set of side frame covers showed in Fig. 8 and Fig. 9 comprising an inner side seal
8, which is located under trims: upper
15 and bottom trims
25, between sash cover
23 and inner arch
16, 26 of the trims from the window pane side. The seal is seated in the grooves
29 (Detail - Fig. 11) in the protrusions
24 of a sash cover
23. The sealing blades
81 of the inner side seal adjoin with the free ends thereof a top trim
15 and a bottom trim
25, in points close to the inner arch
16 and
26 of these trims. On the opposite outer side of the frames, the set of covers comprises
an outer side seal
3, identical to the first embodiment (Fig. 2, 3, and 10).
[0029] Dual action windows. Dual action pivot and tilt windows, opened with tilt function, by rotating the windows
around the axis near the window frame top frame, or with pivot function with the intermediate
arms pivotally mounted to the window frame, said arms fitted with hinges for opening
the window in pivot mode, joining the intermediate arms with the side frames of a
sash frame. The top trims are attached to the intermediate arms, not to the window
frame, as in the pivot action windows. The intermediate arms, in a pivot mode rest
on the window frame, and the embodiment no. 1 to 4 shown above apply also to the dual
action window opened in pivot mode. When opening the window using the tilt function,
the intermediate arms move to the top with the sash, adjoining the side frames of
the sash frame. The top trims move with the intermediate arms, which with the window
open are located in relation to the side frames of the sash frame identical as the
bottom trims. For the dual action window, opened with the tilt function, the embodiment
no. 1 to 4 in the scope of the bottom trim description are valid both for top and
bottom trims. To illustrate the embodiments, for the window opened with the tilt function,
the figures 2 to 9 are provided, relating both to the bottom (as shown) and top trims.
1. A set of side frame covers for a roof window, preferably opened by the rotation of
a sash (2) around its horizontal axis, as a pivot window - by the rotation around
the axis in the middle section of said window or as a dual action pivot and tilt window,
where with the window opened in a tilt mode, the axis of rotation of said sash (2)
is near a top frame of a window frame (1), said set of side frame covers comprising
the covers (13) for said side frames (11) of said window frame (1), hereinafter referred
to as the "frame covers" (13), and the covers (23) for the side frames (21) of a window
sash (2), hereinafter referred to as the "sash covers" (23), preferably used as a
clamping strip for a window pane (22) of said window, said window pane (22) seated
in said sash frame (2), said set of side frame covers further including trims (15,
25), preferably with a trapezoid profile, covering said frame cover (13) and said
sash cover (23), where the edges (16, 17, 26, 27) of said trims (15, 25) are arched
towards said window frame (1) and said sash frame (2), overlapping the sash cover
(23) and frame cover (13) protrusions (14, 24), said protrusions (14, 24) being transverse
to the sash frame (2) and window frame (1) faces, wherein, said set of side frame covers comprises elastomeric seals (4, 5, 6), between said trims (15, 25) and said sash covers (23), said elastomeric seals (4,
5, 6) attached to said trims sealing at least the gaps between said trims (15, 25) and said sash covers (23) characterized in that each of said elastomeric seals (4, 5, 6) between a trim (15, 25) and a sash cover (23) comprises a wide fixing surface (41, 51, 61), said wide fixing surface adjoining the inner surface of said trim (15, 25) in the middle section thereof and is attached to said inner surface, and in that a movable sealing blade (42, 52, 53, 62) of each of said elastomeric seals (4, 5, 6) adjoins said sash cover (23) in a closed
window position.
2. A set of covers according to claim 1 wherein the free edge of said movable sealing blade (42, 52) faces said wide fixing surface.
3. A set of covers according to claim 1 or 2 wherein said elastomeric seal (5, 6) attached with said wide fixing surface (51, 61) thereof to the trims (15, 25) comprises an additional movable sealing blade (54, 63), said sealing blade (54, 63) adjoining said frame cover (13) in a closed window position.
4. A set of covers according to claims 1 or 2 or 3 wherein it comprises an inner side seal (8) between said sash cover (23) and an inner arch (16, 26) of said trims (15, 25), from a window pane side (22), wherein said inner side seal (8) is attached to said sash cover (23), preferably in a groove (29) positioned in a protrusion (24) of said sash cover transverse to the sash face.
5. A set of covers according to claim 4, wherein, at sealing blade (81) of the inner side seal (8) adjoins to the bottom surface of the central part of the trim cross-section (15, 25) close to the inner arch (16, 26) of this trim in the closed window position, complementing sealing functions of said
elastomeric seals (4, 5, 6).
6. A set of covers according to claims 1 or 2 or 3 or 4or 5 wherein it comprises an outer side seal (3) between said frame cover (13) and an inner bend (17, 27) of said trim (15 25), said seal being attached to said frame cover (13), preferably clamped in a bend (14a) of a top section of a protrusion (14) of said frame cover (13).
7. A set of covers according to claim 7 wherein said outer side seal (3) has a T outline, and two stationary arms (31) of said T outline adjoin said protrusion (14) of said frame cover (13).
1. Schirmgruppe der Seitenrahmen vom Dachfenster, insbesondere durch die Drehung des
Flügels (2) um die waagerechte Achse im mittleren Abschnitt des Fensters drehbar oder
doppelfunktional, d.h. kipp-drehbar geöffnet, wo sich beim Öffnen durch Kippen die
Drehachse des Flügels (2) in der Nähe des oberen Rahmens der Zarge (1) befindet; Die
Schirmgruppe der Seitenrahmen enthält Schirme (13) der Seitenrahmen (11) der Zarge
(1), im Weiteren kurz "Zargenschirme" (13) genannt, sowie Schirme (23) der Seitenrahmen
(21) des Flügelrahmens (2), im Weiteren kurz "Flügelschirme" (23) genannte, vorzugsweise
als Pressleisten der Glasscheibe (22) dieses Fensters ausgeführt und im Flügelrahmen
eingesetzt (2); Die Schirmgruppe der Seitenrahmen enthält auch Aufsetzschirme (15,
25), insbesondere mit Trapezquerschnitt, die die vorgenannten Zargenschirme (13) und
Flügelschirme (23) bedecken, wobei die Ränder (16, 17, 26, 27) der Aufsetzschirme
(15, 25) so in die Seite der Zarge (1) und des Flügelrahmens (2) gebogen, dass sie
die Vorkragungen (14, 24) der Schirme des Flügels (23) der Zarge (13) überlappen,
wobei die Vorkragungen (14, 24) quer zur Stirnfläche der Zarge (1) und des Flügelrahmens
(2) angeordnet sind, wo die Schirmgruppe der Seitenrahmen Elastomerdichtungen (4,
5, 6) zwischen den Aufsetzschirmen (15, 25) und Flügelschirmen (23) aufweist; Die
Elastomerdichtungen sind an die Aufsetzschirme befestigt und mindestens die Schlitze
zwischen den Aufsetzschirmen (15, 25) und Flügelschirmen (23) abdichten, gekennzeichnet dadurch, dass jede Elastomerdichtung (4, 5, 6) zwischen dem Aufsetzschirm (15, 25) und dem Schirm
des Flügels (23) und der Zarge einen breiten Befestigungsblatt (41, 51, 61) aufweist,
das an die Innenfläche des Aufsetzschirmes (15, 25) im mittleren Abschnitt seines
Querschnitts anliegt und an diese Fläche befestigt ist; Die bewegliche Dichtungsfeder
(42, 52, 53, 62) jeder Elastomerdichtung (4, 5, 6) an die Flügelschirme (23) beim
geschlossenen Fenster anliegt.
2. Die Schirmgruppe nach dem Anspruch 1, gekennzeichnet dadurch, dass der freie Rand der beweglichen Dichtungsfeder (42, 52) in die Seite des breiten Befestigungsblattes
gerichtet ist.
3. Die Schirmgruppe nach dem Anspruch 1 oder 2, gekennzeichnet dadurch, dass die Elastomerdichtung (5, 6), die mit ihrem breiten Befestigungsblatt (51, 61) an
den Aufsetzschirm (15, 25) befestigt ist, eine zusätzliche bewegliche Dichtungsfeder
(54, 63), die beim geschlossenen Fenster an die Rahmenschirme der Zarge (13), anliegt,
aufweist.
4. Die Schirmgruppe nach dem Anspruch 1 oder 2 oder 3, gekennzeichnet dadurch, dass sie eine innere Seitendichtung (8) zwischen dem Flügelschirm (15, 25) und der inneren
glasscheibenseitigen (22) Biegung (16, 26) des Aufsetzschirmes aufweist, wobei diese
Dichtung (8) in dem Flügelschirm (23) befestigt ist, vorzugsweise in der Nut (29)
der quer zur Stirnfläche des angeordneten Vorkragung (24) des Flügels dieses Schirmes.
5. Die Schirmgruppe nach dem Anspruch 4, gekennzeichnet dadurch, dass die Dichtungsfeder (81) der inneren Seitendichtungen (8) an die innere Fläche vom
mittleren Querschnittsteil der Aufsetzschirme (15, 25) in der Nähe der Biegungen (16,
26) dieser Schirme beim geschlossenen Fenster anliegen und die Dichtfunktion der Elastomerdichtungen
(4, 5, 6) ergänzen.
6. Die Schirmgruppe nach dem Anspruch 1 oder 2 oder 3 oder 4 oder 5, gekennzeichnet dadurch, dass sie eine externe Seitendichtung (3) zwischen dem Zargenschirm (13) und der externen
Biegung der (17, 27) Aufsetzschirme (15, 25) aufweisen, wobei diese Dichtung im dem
aus dem Blech ausgeführten Zargenschirm (13) befestigt ist, vorzugsweise in der Biegung
(14a) im oberen Abschnitt der Vorkragung (14) dieses Schirmes (13) zusammengedrückt.
7. Die Schirmgruppe nach dem Anspruch 7, gekennzeichnet dadurch, dass die externe Seitendichtung (3) einen T-Querschnitt aufweist, wobei zwei unbewegliche
Arme (31) des T-Querschnitts an die Vorkragungen des (14) des Zargenschirmes (13)
anliegen.
1. L'ensemble de protections de montants latéraux de lucarne, ouverte notamment par le
pivotement du vantail (2) autour de l'axe horizontal, comme pivotante - autour de
l'axe situé dans la zone de milieu de la fenêtre, ou ouverte bifonctionnellement,
comme d'inclinaison-pivotante, où, à l'ouverture inclinée, l'axe de pivotement du
vantail (2) se trouve à proximité de la traverse supérieure du dormant (1), l'ensemble
de protections de montants latéraux comprend les protections (13) de montants latéraux
(11) du dormant (1), appelées ci-après en abrégé « protections de dormant » (13),
et les protections (23) de montants latéraux (21) du cadre de vantail (2), appelées
ci-après en abrégé « protections de vantail » (23), remplissant avantageusement également
les fonctions de lattes de serrage pour le vitrage (22) de cette fenêtre, assis dans
le cadre de vantail (2), l'ensemble de protections de montants latéraux comprend également
les protections d'éclisse (15, 25), surtout à coupe de trapèze, recouvrant les protections
de dormant (13) et les protections de vantail (23) précitées, les bords (16, 17, 26,
27) de protections d'éclisse (15, 25) étant pliés vers le dormant (1) et le cadre
de vantail (2), de la manière qu'ils viennent à recouvrement aux pièces en saillie
(14, 24) des protections de vantail (23) et des protections de dormant (13), les pièces
en saillie (14, 24) étant situées perpendiculairement par rapport aux surfaces frontales
du dormant (1) et du cadre de vantail (2), où l'ensemble de protections de montants
latéraux est doté de joints d'élastomère (4, 5, 6), situés entre les protections d'éclisse
(15, 25) et les protections de vantail (23), les joints d'élastomère sont fixés aux
protections d'éclisse, en étanchant au moins les fentes entre les protections d'éclisse
(15, 25) et les protections de vantail (23), se caractérisant par ceci que chaque joint d'élastomère (4, 5, 6), entre la protection d'éclisse (15,
25), la protection de vantail (23) et la protection de dormant, est doté d'une ailette
de fixation large (41, 51, 61), qui adhère à la surface intérieure de la protection
d'éclisse (15, 25), dans le segment central de sa coupe, et est fixée à cette surface,
et une languette d'étanchéité mobile (42, 52, 53, 62) de chaque joint d'élastomère
(4, 5, 6) adhère à la protection de vantail (23) dans la fenêtre fermée.
2. L'ensemble de protections selon la revendication 1 se caractérise par ceci que l'arrête libre de la languette mobile d'étanchéité (42, 52) est dirigée
vers l'ailette de fixation large.
3. L'ensemble de protections selon la revendication 1 ou 2, se caractérisant par ceci qu'un joint d'élastomère (5, 6), fixé par son ailette de fixation large (51,
61) à la protection d'éclisse (15, 25), est doté d'une languette d'étanchéité mobile
supplémentaire (54, 63), qui adhère à la protection de montant de dormant dans une
fenêtre fermée (13).
4. L'ensemble de protections selon la revendication 1, ou 2, ou 3, se caractérise par ceci qu'il est doté de joint latéral intérieur (8), situé entre la protection de
vantail (15, 25) et un pli intérieur (16, 26) de la protection de vantail, situé du
côté de la vitre (22), ce joint (8) étant fixé dans la protection de vantail (23),
avantageusement dans la rainure (29), située dans la partie en saillie (24) de cette
protection, transversale par rapport à la surface frontale du vantail.
5. L'ensemble de protections selon la revendication 4, se caractérise par ceci que les languettes d'étanchéité (81) des joints latéraux intérieurs (8) adhèrent
à la surface intérieure de la partie de milieu de la coupe transversale des protections
d'éclisse (15, 25) à proximité des plis (16, 26) de ces protections quand la fenêtre
est fermée, en complétant la fonction d'étanchéité des joints d'élastomère (4, 5,
6).
6. L'ensemble de protections selon la revendication 1, ou 2, ou 3, ou 4, ou 5 se caractérisant par ceci qu'il est doté de joint latéral extérieur (3), situé entre la protection de
dormant (13) et un pli extérieur (17, 27) de la protection d'éclisse (15, 25), ce
joint, étant fixé dans la protection de dormant faite en tôle (13), est avantageusement
clipsé dans le pli (14a) du segment supérieur de la partie en saillie (14) de cette
protection (13).
7. L'ensemble de protections selon la revendication 7 se caractérise par ceci que le joint latéral extérieur (3) est doté de coupe en T, les deux bras immobiles
(31) de la coupe en T adhèrent à la partie en saillie (14) de la protection de dormant
(13).