Movable or removable closures – With means mounting closure for reciprocation – With distinct biasing means for slide or guide
Patent
1993-08-09
1997-07-22
Dorner, Kenneth J.
Movable or removable closures
With means mounting closure for reciprocation
With distinct biasing means for slide or guide
49176, 49501, E05D 1300
Patent
active
056493894
ABSTRACT:
An interior storm window assembly, mounted to an interior building wall over a window opening containing a prime window therein is provided, having double hung, vertically movable window pane members received within opposing, self-locating vertical channels and pivotally attached to adjustable weight balancing elements within those channels. The frame structure of the window assembly, including the peripheral rail about each window pane member and the vertical channels, is formed from plastic material, such as vinyl, having low thermal conductivity, and a rigid, reinforcing rod, preferably of metal, is inserted within the plastic rail at the bottom of each window pane member. The vertical channels apply pressure inwardly to those peripheral rails to releasably retain the window pane members in vertical orientation as well as urge the peripheral rails laterally into sealing contact with the vertical channels. An interlocking seal arrangement is also provided between the peripheral rails for further securing against air flow when the window assembly is closed. Weather stripping on the peripheral rails is biased into engagement with compressive ribs on the vertical channels, creating a tortuous air flow path therebetween.
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EDI Window Systems Advertising Literature.
Therm-O-Lite Brochure, "Interior Insulating Window and Patio Door Systems".
Therm-O-Lite Advertisement, "Finally. Patio door insulation that doesn't seal you in. New Therm-O-Lite.RTM. Interior sliding patio storm door".
Sears Advertisement, "Introducing . . . Sears Window Systems Why Replace When You Can Insulate!".
Therm-O-Lite.RTM. Advertisement, "A beautiful way to save."
Sugar Creek Window and Door Corporation Combination Storm/Screen Windows Brochure, 1991.
Dorner Kenneth J.
Redman Jerry
Therm-O-Lite, Inc.
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