Corner construction for prefabricated spacer for multiple-glazed

Static structures (e.g. – buildings) – Transparent panel having active treatment with gas or liquid – Hygroscopic material; e.g. – internal drier

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52475, 52656, E06B 712, E06B 396

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046514821

ABSTRACT:
A corner piece for connecting adjacent hollow spacer members to form a spacer frame used in the construction of thermally insulated windows. The corner piece includes horizontal and vertical legs forming a right angle. One end of each leg has a cutting edge. When the ends of each leg are inserted into a hollow spacer which has internal partitions, the sharpened cutting edge is able to cut around the adjacent partition and thus enter the spacer fully. The corner piece is constructed in a manner which permits sealant to be injected into the corner pieces and the spacers after assembly to seal off any gaps around the installed corner piece.

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