A waterproof structure for a shower room door and a wall

Abstract

The utility model discloses a waterproof structure for between shower room door and wall, including the movable door panel of movable setting and the waterproof assembly of fixed in wall, the side of movable door panel is equipped with side in waterproof assembly, and waterproof assembly includes soft and hard co -extrusion adhesive tape and fixed section bar, and soft and hard co -extrusion adhesive tape includes the first waterproof petal, second waterproof petal and third waterproof petal of setting on fixed frame, and the first waterproof petal and third waterproof petal of opposite setting form the door panel pull -out port between, when movable door panel movable plug -in in door panel pull -out port, the side of movable door panel will press on second waterproof petal located in fixed frame inside, and simultaneously, first waterproof petal and third waterproof petal will produce the continuous clamping extrusion to the both sides opposite of movable door panel, at this moment, first waterproof petal, second waterproof petal, third waterproof petal all take place elastic deformation, and form three waterproof sealing places between with movable door panel, improved the waterproof performance of shower room door product whole.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the field of shower room door structure technology, and in particular to a waterproof structure for the connection between a shower room door and a wall. Background Technology

[0002] Shower doors, as an essential facility in daily shower spaces, primarily aim to separate wet and dry areas. Leak-proof performance is a crucial criterion for users when choosing a shower door. However, most shower doors currently on the market use adhesive magnetic strips or bubble wrap strips for waterproofing between the sliding door panel and the wall. Specifically, these waterproofing structures achieve their effect through the relative pressure of two contact surfaces parallel to the sides of the door panel. This means that these structures typically only provide one waterproof seal on the sliding door panel, placing high demands on the installation environment and material precision. Even slight tilting of the wall or minor deformation of the adhesive strip can lead to leaks, severely impacting the overall waterproofing performance of the shower door. Therefore, there is an urgent need for a more effective waterproofing structure between the shower door and the wall. Utility Model Content

[0003] The purpose of this utility model is to provide a waterproof structure between the shower room door and the wall, thereby solving the problem of insufficient waterproof performance of existing waterproof structures.

[0004] The present invention provides the following technical solution: a waterproof structure for a shower room door and a wall, comprising a movable door panel and a waterproof component fixed to the wall. The movable door panel has a side edge on the side near the waterproof component. The waterproof component includes a soft and hard co-extruded adhesive strip and a fixing profile. The fixing profile is arranged parallel to the soft and hard co-extruded adhesive strip and the wall along the height direction. The soft and hard co-extruded adhesive strip includes a first waterproof flap, a second waterproof flap, a third waterproof flap, and a fixing frame. The first waterproof flap and the third waterproof flap are arranged opposite each other on the inner wall of the fixing frame along the height direction, forming a door panel insertion / removal opening between the first waterproof flap and the third waterproof flap. The second waterproof flap is arranged along the height direction on the inner wall of the fixing frame directly opposite the door panel insertion / removal opening. When the movable door panel moves closer to and inserts into the door panel insertion / removal opening, the side edge moves closer to and presses against the second waterproof flap, and the first waterproof flap and the third waterproof flap are sandwiched between opposite sides of the movable door panel.

[0005] As described above, in a waterproof structure between a shower room door and a wall, when the movable door panel is movably inserted into the door panel insertion port, the first waterproof flap, the third waterproof flap, and the inner side of the fixed frame form a water-proof cavity. When the side edge presses against the second waterproof flap, the movable door panel divides the water-proof cavity.

[0006] As described above, a waterproof structure for the space between a shower door and a wall is provided, wherein the first waterproof flap, the second waterproof flap, and the third waterproof flap are made of soft rubber, and the fixing structure is made of hard rubber.

[0007] As described above, a waterproof structure for a shower door and a wall has a horizontal cross-section that is funnel-shaped, and a second waterproof flap has a horizontal cross-section that is bubble-shaped protruding from the inner wall of the fixed structure.

[0008] As described above, a waterproof structure for the space between a shower door and a wall is provided, wherein the first waterproof flap and the third waterproof flap are respectively located at the edges of the fixed structure near the opening on both sides.

[0009] As described above, a waterproof structure for a shower room door and a wall is provided, wherein the horizontal cross-section of the fixing profile is U-shaped, forming a groove on one side of the fixing profile along the height direction, the side of the fixing profile away from the groove is attached to the wall, and the side of the fixing frame near the second waterproof flap is inserted into the fixing profile through the groove, so that the groove is clamped on both sides of the opening of the fixing frame.

[0010] As described above, a waterproof structure for a shower room door and a wall is provided with oppositely arranged buckles on the inner walls of the fixing profile on both sides of the groove. The buckles are used to hold the edges of the fixing structure near the opening to prevent the soft and hard co-extruded adhesive strips from coming out of the fixing profile.

[0011] As described above, a waterproof structure for a shower room door and a wall is provided, wherein the fixing profile has symmetrically arranged brackets on the inner wall away from the groove, and the brackets are used to abut against the side of the fixing structure near the second waterproof flap.

[0012] The waterproof structure for the shower room door and the wall described above, wherein the movable door panel is made of tempered glass.

[0013] Compared with the prior art, the present invention has the following advantages: This utility model discloses a waterproof structure for the connection between a shower door and a wall. A waterproof component is installed between the movable door panel and the wall. The waterproof component consists of a soft and hard co-extruded rubber strip and a fixing profile. The soft and hard co-extruded rubber strip includes a first waterproof flap, a second waterproof flap, and a third waterproof flap mounted on the fixing frame. The first and third waterproof flaps, positioned opposite each other, form a door panel insertion / removal opening. When the movable door panel is inserted into this opening, the side of the movable door panel presses against the second waterproof flap located inside the fixing frame. Simultaneously, the first and third waterproof flaps continuously clamp and compress the opposite sides of the movable door panel. At this time, the first, second, and third waterproof flaps all undergo elastic deformation, forming three waterproof seals with the movable door panel. Even if the wall has a certain degree of inclination, the first and third waterproof flaps can still offset this inclination through deformation and maintain the waterproof effect on both sides of the movable door panel, thus improving the overall waterproof performance of the shower door product. Attached Figure Description

[0014] Figure 1 This is a partial three-dimensional exploded view of the waterproof structure of this utility model.

[0015] Figure 2 This is a top view schematic diagram showing the structural cooperation between the movable door panel and the waterproof components of the waterproof structure of this utility model.

[0016] Explanation of reference numerals in the attached drawings: 1. Movable door panel; 2. Waterproof component; 11. Side edge; 21. Soft and hard co-extruded adhesive strip; 22. Fixing profile; 211. First waterproof flap; 212. Second waterproof flap; 213. Third waterproof flap; 214. Fixing frame; 215. Door panel insertion port; 216. Waterproof cavity; 220. Groove; 221. Inverted buckle; 222. Bracket. Detailed Implementation

[0017] The technical solutions of the present utility model will be clearly and completely described below with reference to the accompanying drawings of the embodiments. Obviously, the described embodiments are only a part of the embodiments of the present utility model, and not all of them. Based on the embodiments of the present utility model, all other embodiments obtained by those of ordinary skill in the art without creative effort are within the protection scope of the present utility model.

[0018] Example 1: Please refer to the appendix Figure 1 To be continued Figure 2This embodiment provides a waterproof structure between a shower room door and a wall, including a movable door panel 1 and a waterproof component 2 fixed to the wall. The movable door panel 1 has a side edge 11 on the side near the waterproof component 2. The waterproof component 2 includes a soft and hard co-extruded adhesive strip 21 and a fixing profile 22. The fixing profile 22 is arranged parallel to the soft and hard co-extruded adhesive strip 21 and the wall along the height direction. The soft and hard co-extruded adhesive strip 21 includes a first waterproof flap 211, a second waterproof flap 212, a third waterproof flap 213, and a fixing frame 214. The first waterproof flap... The first waterproof flap 211 and the third waterproof flap 213 are disposed opposite each other on the inner wall of the fixed frame 214 along the height direction, so that a door panel insertion port 215 is formed between the first waterproof flap 211 and the third waterproof flap 213. The second waterproof flap 212 is disposed along the height direction on the inner wall of the fixed frame 214 directly opposite the door panel insertion port 215. When the movable door panel 1 moves close to and is inserted into the door panel insertion port 215, the side 11 moves close to and presses against the second waterproof flap 212, and the first waterproof flap 211 and the third waterproof flap 213 are sandwiched between the opposite sides of the movable door panel 1. The waterproof structure for the shower door and wall in this embodiment includes a waterproof component 2 between the movable door panel 1 and the wall. The waterproof component 2 consists of a soft and hard co-extruded adhesive strip 21 and a fixing profile 22. The soft and hard co-extruded adhesive strip 21 includes a first waterproof flap 211, a second waterproof flap 212, and a third waterproof flap 213 disposed on the fixing frame 214. A door panel insertion / removal port 215 is formed between the opposing first waterproof flap 211 and third waterproof flap 213. When the movable door panel 1 is movably inserted into the door panel insertion / removal port 215, the side 11 of the movable door panel 1 will press against the wall. On the second waterproof flap 212 inside the fixed frame 214, the first waterproof flap 211 and the third waterproof flap 213 continuously clamp and squeeze the opposite sides of the movable door panel 1. At this time, the first waterproof flap 211, the second waterproof flap 212 and the third waterproof flap 213 all undergo elastic deformation, forming three waterproof seals with the movable door panel 1. Even if the wall has a certain tilt, the first waterproof flap 211 and the third waterproof flap 213 can still offset the tilt through a certain deformation and maintain the waterproof effect on both sides of the movable door panel 1, thus improving the overall waterproof performance of the shower room door product.

[0019] Furthermore, when the movable door panel 1 is movably inserted into the door panel insertion port 215, the first waterproof flap 211, the third waterproof flap 213, and the inner side of the fixed frame 214 form a water-proof cavity 216. When the side 11 presses against the second waterproof flap 212, the movable door panel 1 divides the water-proof cavity 216. The sealing effect of the first waterproof flap 211 and the third waterproof flap 213 achieves water isolation and waterproofing between the water-proof cavity 216 and the external spaces on both sides of the movable door panel 1. The sealing effect of the second waterproof flap 212 can achieve water isolation and waterproofing between the two cavities of the water-proof cavity 216 after it is divided by the movable door panel 1, giving the waterproof component 2 multiple waterproof features.

[0020] Preferably, the first waterproof flap 211, the second waterproof flap 212 and the third waterproof flap 213 are made of soft rubber, and the fixing frame 214 is made of hard rubber, which can improve the waterproof performance of the first waterproof flap 211, the second waterproof flap 212 and the third waterproof flap 213, and improve the fixing performance of the fixing frame 214 after it is assembled with the fixing profile 22.

[0021] Preferably, the horizontal cross-section of the fixing structure 214 is trumpet-shaped, and the horizontal cross-section of the second waterproof flap 212 is bubble-shaped protruding from the inner wall of the fixing structure 214.

[0022] Preferably, the first waterproof flap 211 and the third waterproof flap 213 are respectively located at the edges of the fixed structure 214 near the opening on both sides.

[0023] Furthermore, the horizontal cross-section of the fixing profile 22 is U-shaped, forming a groove 220 on one side of the fixing profile 22 along the height direction. The side of the fixing profile 22 away from the groove 220 is attached to the wall. The side of the fixing frame 214 near the second waterproof flap 212 is inserted into the fixing profile 22 through the groove 220, so that the groove 220 is clamped on both sides of the opening of the fixing frame 214. Then, the fixing profile 22 has oppositely arranged buckles 221 on the inner wall located on both sides of the groove 220. The buckles 221 are used to hold the edges of the fixing frame 214 near the opening on both sides to prevent the soft and hard co-extruded rubber strips 21 from coming out of the fixing profile 22. The fixing profile 22 has symmetrically arranged brackets 222 on the inner wall away from the groove 220. The brackets 222 are used to abut against the side of the fixing frame 214 near the second waterproof flap 212. By using the inverted clip 221 in conjunction with the bracket 222, the soft and hard co-extruded adhesive strip 21 can be firmly attached to the fixed profile 22 without the need for additional fixing parts, thus reducing the production cost of the waterproof component 2.

[0024] Preferably, the movable door panel 1 is made of tempered glass with a smooth surface, which, when combined with the soft and hard co-extruded adhesive strip 2, provides a better waterproof effect.

[0025] Although embodiments of the present invention have been shown and described, it will be understood by those skilled in the art that various changes, modifications, substitutions and alterations can be made to these embodiments without departing from the principles and spirit of the present invention, the scope of which is defined by the appended claims and their equivalents.

Claims

1. A waterproof structure for use between a shower room door and a wall, characterized in that: The system includes a movable door panel (1) and a waterproof component (2) fixed to the wall. The movable door panel (1) has a side edge (11) on the side near the waterproof component (2). The waterproof component (2) includes a soft and hard co-extruded adhesive strip (21) and a fixing profile (22). The fixing profile (22) is arranged parallel to the soft and hard co-extruded adhesive strip (21) and the wall along the height direction. The soft and hard co-extruded adhesive strip (21) includes a first waterproof flap (211), a second waterproof flap (212), a third waterproof flap (213), and a fixing frame (214). The first waterproof flap (211) and the third waterproof flap (213) are arranged parallel to each other along the height direction. The first waterproof flap (211) and the third waterproof flap (213) are positioned opposite each other on the inner wall of the fixed structure (214), forming a door panel insertion port (215) between them. The second waterproof flap (212) is positioned along the height direction on the inner wall of the fixed structure (214) directly opposite the door panel insertion port (215). When the movable door panel (1) moves closer to and is inserted into the door panel insertion port (215), the side (11) moves closer to and presses against the second waterproof flap (212), and the first waterproof flap (211) and the third waterproof flap (213) are sandwiched between the two opposite sides of the movable door panel (1).

2. The waterproof structure for the space between a shower door and a wall according to claim 1, characterized in that: When the movable door panel (1) is movably inserted into the door panel plug-in port (215), the first waterproof flap (211), the third waterproof flap (213), and the inner side of the fixed frame (214) form a water-proof cavity (216). When the side (11) presses against the second waterproof flap (212), the movable door panel (1) divides the water-proof cavity (216).

3. A waterproof structure for the space between a shower door and a wall according to claim 1, characterized in that: The first waterproof flap (211), the second waterproof flap (212) and the third waterproof flap (213) are made of soft rubber, and the fixing structure (214) is made of hard rubber.

4. A waterproof structure for the space between a shower door and a wall according to claim 1, characterized in that: The horizontal cross-section of the fixed structure (214) is trumpet-shaped, and the horizontal cross-section of the second waterproof flap (212) is bubble-shaped protruding from the inner wall of the fixed structure (214).

5. A waterproof structure for the space between a shower door and a wall according to claim 4, characterized in that: The first waterproof flap (211) and the third waterproof flap (213) are respectively located at the edges of the fixed structure (214) near the opening on both sides.

6. A waterproof structure for the space between a shower door and a wall according to claim 5, characterized in that: The horizontal cross section of the fixing profile (22) is U-shaped, so that a groove (220) is formed on one side of the fixing profile (22) along the height direction. The side of the fixing profile (22) away from the groove (220) is attached to the wall. The side of the fixing frame (214) near the second waterproof flap (212) is inserted into the fixing profile (22) through the groove (220), so that the groove (220) is sandwiched on both sides of the opening of the fixing frame (214).

7. A waterproof structure for the space between a shower door and a wall according to claim 6, characterized in that: The fixing profile (22) has opposite buckles (221) on the inner walls on both sides of the slot (220). The buckles (221) are used to hold the fixing frame (214) near the edges of the opening to prevent the soft and hard co-extruded rubber strip (21) from coming out of the fixing profile (22).

8. A waterproof structure for the space between a shower door and a wall according to claim 7, characterized in that: The fixing profile (22) has symmetrically arranged brackets (222) on its inner wall away from the slot (220). The brackets (222) are used to abut against the side of the fixing frame (214) near the second waterproof flap (212).

9. A waterproof structure for the space between a shower door and a wall according to claim 1, characterized in that: The movable door panel (1) is made of tempered glass.

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