(57) A door or window sash comprises a main body (1) having an insulating chamber (2)
bilaterally obtained from corresponding glazing panels (3, 4) whose size is larger
than the size of the chamber (2) so as to form a perimetric compartment (5) open towards
the outside; the first glazing panel (3) is larger in the dimensions of its perimeter
than the second glazing panel (4) so that it projects from the bottom of the compartment
(5) to a depth (P3) which is greater than the depth (P4) of the second glazing panel
(4); a rigid inner frame (6) composed of a profiled section (7, 8) for each side of
the compartment (5) and housed inside the selfsame perimetric compartment (5); each
profiled section (7, 8) is joined at the ends of it to corresponding contiguous profiled
sections (8, 7) through the agency of respective joint means (9); each of the profiled
sections (7, 8) defines an accessorized zone, open to the outside, housing hinge means
(10) which, in use, connect the main body (1) along a vertical axis (Z) to a fixed
frame (11), and housing also means (12) which, in use, operate and/or drive the sash
(100) in such a way as to allow it at least to turn about the vertical axis (Z); the
joint means comprise a reference and joining member for each pair of ends of the profiled
sections (7, 8); each reference and joining member (9) has a central body (13) provided
with two contact surfaces, at an angle to each other, for the corresponding ends of
the profiled sections (7, 8) to be joined and in such a way as to form a corner for
joining the frame (6); a first wing (14) and a second wing (15), protruding from the
angled surfaces of the central body (13) and configured to be coupled within tubular
chambers (7a, 8a) formed by the corresponding profiled sections (7, 8); a third wing
(16) protruding laterally from one end of the central body (13) and configured to
contain, in abutment, the edges of the corner of the second glazing panel (4) in such
a way as to define an external reference point when the reference and joining member
(9) is placed in the compartment (5).
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