Tool for rosette mounting on a window or door leaf, window or door construction mounting system, with the tool and method for mounting rosettes

Abstract

The invention relates to a tool (1) for mounting rosettes on a window or door leaf (20), a window or door assembly system (10) with the tool (1) and a method for mounting rosettes (11, 12).

Description

Tool for rosette mounting on a window or door leaf, window or door construction mounting system with the tool and method for mounting rosettes The invention relates to a tool for mounting rosettes on a window or door leaf. Furthermore, the invention relates to a window or door mounting system for rosette mounting. In addition, the invention relates to a method for mounting rosettes. According to the prior art, simple auxiliary tools for mounting rosettes on window or door leaves are known. These tools are primarily used to hold the rosettes or adapter pieces that are attached to the door leaf as counterparts to the rosettes. A disadvantage of the known tools is that it is hardly possible to mount the rosettes exactly on the door leaf, or rather, the rosettes cannot be attached in an exact position on the door leaf in relation to the lock nut of a door lock. The invention is therefore based on the objective of overcoming the disadvantages known from the prior art. This problem is solved by a tool having the features of claim 1. Furthermore, the problem is solved by a window or door assembly system having the features of claim 7. In addition, this problem is solved by a method for mounting rosettes on a window or door leaf having the features of claim 9. Further embodiments are described in the dependent claims. The tool according to the invention for mounting rosettes on a window or door leaf comprises a first section and a second section, wherein the sections are arranged side by side on a common axis of rotation so as to be rotatable relative to each other, wherein the first section is a multi-sided nut, in particular a hexagonal nut, / 27 The first section has a shaped end piece (P20948), and the second section has a first sub-section that is rotatably arranged on the end piece. The end piece is designed to engage, protrude, be inserted, or be plugged into a rosette to be mounted. As a result of rotation of the first section, the rosette rotates with it. Furthermore, the first sub-section is designed to engage, protrude, be inserted, or be plugged into a lock follower of a window or door lock installed in the window or door leaf. As a result of rotation of the first section, the first sub-section remains stationary. In other words, the second section is arranged to remain free of twisting and thus unrotated relative to the first section as a result of a twisting of the first section. The provision of the tool makes it possible to easily mount a rosette with a corresponding adapter piece onto a window or door leaf by turning the first section of the tool. Furthermore, it is possible to align or center the rosettes according to the position of the lock nut of the window or door lock by means of the second section, which unlike the first section does not undergo any twisting as a result of a twisting of the first section. Preferably, the two sections are rotatable or pivotable relative to each other. The first section is preferably designed as a square. More preferably, the first part of the second section is also designed as a square. By providing the first section as a square, it is possible to attach a handling element to the square. By providing the first part of the second section as a square, it is possible to insert the square into the lock cylinder. Preferably, the squares have the same cross-sectional area. Particularly preferred is a head size or cross-sectional area of ​​the polygonal end piece larger than that of the first section and that of the first part3 / 27 P20948 of the second section. This makes it possible for the end piece to go into the The rosette engages, preventing the second section from twisting. In other words, the socket, head, or ring size, in particular the socket, head, or ring wrench size, or the nut size, of the polygonal end piece is larger than that of the first section and that of the first subsection of the second section. Put another way, the diameter of the polygonal end piece is larger than that of the first section and that of the first subsection of the second section. Particularly preferably, the second section comprises a second sub-section which adjoins the first sub-section of the second section in the longitudinal direction and includes a magnet. The magnet may be at least partially inserted into the second sub-section. The magnet located on the second subsection of the second part can be configured to receive an adapter piece designed as a connecting element or counterpart to the rosette. This makes it easy to pick up or hold the magnet using the tool. Preferably, the second section is at least partially retractable into or out of the first section. This makes it possible to extend or retract the second section from the first section as needed. The window or door mounting system according to the invention for mounting rosettes on a window or door leaf comprises a window or door leaf, a window or door lock with a lock follower that can be inserted into a lock opening, at least one rosette that can be inserted on the door leaf side, at least one adapter piece that can be inserted on the door lock side and connected to the rosette, and a tool according to the above embodiments with an end piece designed as a multi-sided nut. The rosette is configured to receive the end piece of the tool for connection with an adapter piece. The lock follower is configured to receive a first partial section of a second section of the tool. / 27 P20948 By providing the construction assembly system, it is easily possible to Rosettes are mounted on the window or door leaf. The rosettes can be aligned according to the lock follower of the window or door lock. As mentioned above, the second section is rotated as a result of the first. The section of the tool itself exhibits no twisting. Preferably, the rosette has a thread for connection with the adapter piece, which has a mating thread. This makes it possible to screw the rosette onto the adapter piece by rotating it. Preferably, the magnet arranged on a first subsection of the second section is configured to receive the adapter piece. This makes it easy to pick up or hold the magnet using the tool. The inventive method for mounting rosettes on a window or door leaf comprises the following successive steps: - Inserting at least one adapter piece into a window or door leaf opening on the door lock side, - Inserting at least one rosette into the window or door leaf opening, where the number of adapter pieces corresponds to the number of rosettes, - Screwing the threaded rosette into the adapter piece which has a mating thread, - Installing a window or door lock with lock nut into a lock opening in the window or door leaf, - Inserting a tool with a first and second section, in particular as described above, through or into the rosette and the window or door lock, wherein the end piece of the first section, designed as a polygonal nut, projects into, engages, is inserted or is plugged into the rosette, in particular in a form-fitting manner, and the second section, in particular in a form-fitting manner, is guided through the lock nut or projects into, engages, is inserted or is plugged into the lock nut, / 27 P20948 - Reversing the first section in relation to the second section, and in response to that - Fixing the rosette to the window or door leaf. Using the rosette mounting method described above, it is easy to mount rosettes on the window or door leaf. The rosettes can be aligned according to the position of the lock cylinder of the window or door lock. As mentioned above, the second section of the tool does not rotate as a result of the first section being rotated. The insertion of at least one adapter piece into a window or door leaf opening on the door lock side is preferably carried out using the tool. The magnet can hold the adapter piece in place during insertion. The threaded rosette is preferably screwed into the adapter piece which has a counter-thread. To rotate the first section relative to the second section, a handling component can be attached to the first section. This allows for a simple rotation of the first section relative to the second section. A handling element can be a latch, a handle, a knob, or a latch. A handling component can also include, in particular, an angled lever for manually opening and closing a window, door, or similar object. An opening can be a recess, a notch, a hole, a bore, or a depression. The invention is explained in more detail below with reference to the accompanying schematic drawings. These show: Figure 1 shows a schematic view of one embodiment of the tool; Figure 2 shows a schematic view of the embodiment from Figure 1 with an adapter piece; / 27 P20948 Figure 3 shows a plurality of components of an embodiment of a window or door assembly system; Figure 4 shows a schematic view of a rosette; Figures 5 to 18 are schematic views illustrating the installation of rosettes on a window or door leaf; and Figures 19 to 23 are schematic views illustrating a final door assembly. Figure 1 shows a tool 1. The tool 1 is used for mounting rosettes on a window or door leaf. The tool 1 comprises a first section 2 and a second section 4. The two sections 2 and 4 are arranged side by side on a common axis of rotation 9 so that they can rotate relative to each other. The first section 2 is designed as a square and has an end piece 3 shaped like a hexagonal nut. The end piece 3 is designed to engage with a rosette to be mounted. This engagement is particularly positive-locking. The second section 4 has a first sub-section 5, which is rotatably arranged on the end piece 3. The first sub-section 5 is designed to engage with a door lock. This engagement is particularly positive-locking. The tool 1 further comprises a connecting element 8. The connecting element 8 rotatably connects the first section 2 to the second section 4. As a result of a rotation of the first section 2, the second section 4 does not rotate. The second section 4 thus remains untwisted. The second section 4 has, in addition to the first subsection 5, a second subsection 6. The second subsection 6 has a magnet 7. The magnet 7 is designed to receive and / or hold an adapter piece 13, 14 (Figure 2), which is required for mounting the rosette. / 27 P20948 In addition to the first section 2, the first subsection 5 of the second section is also designed as a square. The head size of the nut designed as a multi-sided nut is... However, end piece 3 is larger than that of the first section 2 and that of the first Subsection 5 of the second section 4. Figure 3 shows various components of a window or door mounting system 10. The mounting system 10 is used for mounting rosettes on a window or door leaf. In addition to a window or door leaf 20 shown in Figures 5 to 23, the mounting system comprises a door lock 21 with a lock follower 22, a first operating part 31, and a second operating part 32. Furthermore, a drive element 30 is provided, which is designed to connect the first handling part 31 to the second handling part 32. Both handling parts 31 and 32 can be connected to the drive element 30 using an Allen key 35. The mounting system also includes two O-rings 15, 16, two rosettes 11, 12, two adapter pieces 13, 14 and two door hole covers 33, 34. Furthermore, an installation aid 40 is shown. The installation aid 40 serves to insert at least one adapter piece into a window or door leaf opening on the door lock side. As an alternative to mounting aid 40, tool 1 can also be used. As mentioned above, the magnet is designed to pick up and / or hold an adapter piece required for mounting the rosette. Figure 4 shows a rosette 11 or 12 in its uninstalled state with a visible inner edge or adapter nut. The inner edge is designed to receive the end piece 3 of the tool 1 as shown in Figures 1 and 2. The inner edge is hexagonal in shape. Both rosettes 11 and 12 can be installed on the door leaf side. Both adapter pieces 13 and 14 can be installed on the lock side. Rosettes 11 and 12 have a thread for connection with the adapter pieces 13 and 14, which have a mating thread. The lock 8 / 27 P20948 nut 22 of the window or door lock 21 is designed to form a second section 4 of the to pick up tool 1. Figures 5 to 18 show a more detailed assembly of rosette 11, 12. In Figure 5, a first adapter piece 13 is guided into a lock opening 23 of the door leaf 20 with the aid of the mounting aid 40. The first adapter piece 13 is placed on the mounting aid 40. The door leaf 20 has a first opening 24 and a second opening 25. The opening 24 is designed to receive a rosette 11. The opening 25 is designed to receive a door jamb. The adapter piece 13 is inserted from the door lock side. After the adapter piece 13 has been inserted into the opening 24, the rosette 11 is inserted into the window or door leaf opening 24 from the door leaf side, as shown in Figure 6. First, the rosette 11 is inserted into the opening 24 and tightened by hand. After the rosette 11 has been tightened securely, the mounting aid 40 is removed again, as shown in Figure 7. For the assembly of the second adapter piece 14 and the rosette 12, reference is made to Figures 8 to 10. The assembly shown in Figures 8 to 10 corresponds to the assembly process described in Figures 5 to 7 above. As shown in Figure 11, a window or door lock 21 with a lock follower 22 is inserted into the lock opening 23 of the window or door leaf 20. Two screws are used to fix the door lock 21 to the door leaf 20. Figure 12 shows the built-in window or door lock 21. Subsequently, the tool 1, as shown in Figure 1, is inserted into the rosette 11 and the window or door lock 21. The end piece 3 of the first section 2, designed as a multi-sided nut, engages in the rosette 11. The second section 4 of the tool 1 is guided through the lock nut 22. / 27 P20948 To simplify the rotation of the first section 2 of the tool 1 relative to the second section 4, a handling part 31 is attached to the first section 2. Figure 14 shows that the tool 1 is guided at least partially through the door leaf, whereby the rosette 11 is fixed to the window or door leaf 20 as a result of a rotation of the handling part 31. With the rosette mounting tool described above, it is easy to mount rosettes on the window or door leaf, whereby the rosettes can be aligned according to the position of the lock nut of the window or door lock. After the rosette 11 has been fixed in place, the handling part 31 and the tool 1 are removed again, as shown in Figure 15. The assembly of the second rosette 12 is shown in Figures 16 to 18. The assembly of the second rosette is identical to that of the first rosette; therefore, reference is made to the assembly procedure shown in Figures 13 to 15. This completes the assembly process of rosettes 11 and 12. Figures 19 to 23 show further steps for mounting the door hole covers 33, 34 in addition to the handling parts 31, 32. As shown in Figure 19, a drive element 30 is guided through both rosettes, with only the rosette 11 being visible. Figure 20 shows that the drive element 30 projects at equal distances A and B on both sides of the door leaf 20. After the drive element 30 has been mounted, O-rings 15, 16 and the two handling parts 31, 32 are placed onto the drive element 30, as shown in Figure 21. The handling parts 31, 32 are fixed to the drive element 30 using an Allen key 35, as shown in Figure 22. As shown in Figure 23, the door hole covers 33, 34 are finally inserted into the openings 25. This completes the assembly. / 27 P20948 Reference symbol list 1 Tool 34 Cover (door hole cover) 2 First section 35 Allen key 3 End piece 40 Mounting aid 4 Second section A Spacing 5 First sub-area 6 Second sub-area B Spacing magnet Fastener Central axis / axis of rotation Mounting system rosette rosette Adapter Adapter O-ring O-ring Aperture Aperture Window or door leaf Window or door lock Castle nut Lock opening Opening (door leaf opening) Opening (doorway opening) Opening (door leaf opening) Opening (doorway opening) Drive element (square) Handling part Handling part Cover plate (door hole cover plate)

Claims

1. Claims 1. Tool (1) for mounting rosettes on a window or door leaf (20), comprising a first section (2) and a second section (4), wherein the sections (2, 4) are arranged side by side on a common axis of rotation (9) so as to be rotatable relative to one another, wherein the first section (2) has an end piece (3) designed as a multi-sided nut, in particular a hexagonal nut, and the second section (4) has a first sub-section (5) which is rotatably arranged on the end piece (3), wherein the end piece (3) is configured to engage in a rosette (11, 12) to be mounted and, as a result of a rotation of the first section (2), to rotate the rosette (11, 12), and wherein the first sub-section (5) is configured to engage in a lock follower (22) of a window or door lock (21) inserted into the window or door leaf (20) and, as a result of the rotation of the first section (2), to rotate without rotation remain.

2. Tool (1) according to claim 1, wherein the first section (2) and the first sub-section (5) of the second section (4) are each formed as a square.

3. Tool (1) according to one of the preceding claims, wherein a head size or cross-sectional area of ​​the end piece (3) designed as a polygon is larger than that of the first section (2) and that of the first sub-area (5) of the second section (4).

4. Tool (1) according to one of the preceding claims, wherein the second section (4) comprises a second sub-section (6) which adjoins the first sub-section (5) of the second section (4) in the longitudinal direction and has a magnet (7).

5. Tool (1) according to claim 5, wherein the magnet (7) is configured to receive an adapter piece (13, 14) designed as a connecting means to the rosette (11, 12).

6. Tool (1) according to one of claims 4 to 5, wherein the second sub-section (6) is at least partially slid into or out of the first sub-section (5). 12 / 27 P20948 7. Window or door assembly system (10) for rosette mounting on a window or door leaf (20) comprising: - a window or door leaf (20), - a window or door lock (21) with a lock nut (22) that can be inserted into a lock opening (23), - at least one rosette (11, 12) that can be inserted on the door leaf side, - at least one adapter piece (13, 14) that can be inserted on the door lock side and connected to the rosette (11, 12), and - a tool (1) according to one of the preceding claims with an end piece (3) designed as a multi-sided nut, wherein the rosette (11, 12) is configured to receive the end piece (3) of the tool (1) for connection with the adapter piece (13, 14) and the lock nut (22) is configured to receive a first partial area (5) of a second section (4) of the tool (1).

8. Mounting system (10) according to claim 7, wherein the rosette (11, 12) has a thread for connection with the adapter piece (13, 14) having a mating thread.

9. A method for mounting rosettes (11, 12) on a window or door leaf (20), comprising the following steps: - inserting at least one adapter piece (13, 14) into a window or door leaf opening (24, 26) on the door lock side, - inserting at least one rosette (11, 12) into the window or door leaf opening (24, 26) on the door leaf side, wherein the number of adapter pieces (13, 14) corresponds to the number of rosettes (11, 12), - screwing the threaded rosette (11, 12) into the threaded adapter piece (13, 14), - inserting a window or door lock (21) with a lock follower (22) into a lock opening (23) of the window or door leaf (20), - inserting a tool (1) with a first and second section (2, 4), in particular according to any one of claims 1 to 6, into the rosette (11, 12) and the window or door lock (21), wherein the end piece (3) of the first section (2), designed as a multi-sided nut, is inserted into the rosette (11,12) protrudes and the second section (4) is guided through or into the lock nut (22), 13 / 27 P20948 - twisting the first section (2) relative to the second section (4), and in response thereto - fixing the rosette (11, 12) to the window or door leaf (20)., 10. Method according to claim 9, wherein a handling part (31, 32) is attached to the first section (2) for twisting the first section (2) relative to the second section (4).