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| Year | Description |
| 1999 | Invention patented by Horst Jung on September 16th, 1999. Abstract: The invention relates to a cladding (20, 22, 24) of profile material, in particular in the form of extruded aluminum profile material, in particular for windows and/or doors with fastening elements extending from the window or door or their frame and/or casement frame (10, 12) or parts thereof such as turning holders or eccentric screws, each having a head engaging in a relief-cut receiving channel of the profile material. To provide a cladding using prefabricated parts without the need for expensive modifications, independant of frame dimensions, in particular of the width of the frame piece to be covered, it is suggested that the profile material comprises a first and at least a second profile element (20, 22, 24), that the relief-cut receiving channel (58) is a first section of the first profile element arranged on the frame side from which profile element extends at least one second section limiting a groove-like receptacle (36, 38) in which runs an edge-side section of a second profile element (22, 24), and in that identical first profile elements are sections of the cladding regardless of the dimensions of frames or parts thereof to be clad. |
| 2000 | Invention patented by Horst Jung on August 27th, 2000. Abstract: The invention relates to a cladding (20, 22, 24) of profile material, in particular in the form of extruded aluminum profile material, in particular for windows and/or doors with fastening elements extending from the window or door or their frame and/or casement frame (10, 12) or parts thereof such as turning holders or eccentric screws, each having a head engaging in a relief-cut receiving channel of the profile material. To provide a cladding using prefabricated parts without the need for expensive modifications, independant of frame dimensions, in particular of the width of the frame piece to be covered, it is suggested that the profile material comprises a first and at least a second profile element (20, 22, 24), that the relief-cut receiving channel (58) is a first section of the first profile element arranged on the frame side from which profile element extends at least one second section limiting a groove-like receptacle (36, 38) in which runs an edge-side section of a second profile element (22, 24), and in that identical first profile elements are sections of the cladding regardless of the dimensions of frames or parts thereof to be clad. |
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