Roller shutter box with a static console

Abstract

The invention relates to a roller shutter box (40) for mounting on the upper frame profile (60) of a window or door, comprising a front wall element (44), a rear wall element (45), wherein the front and rear wall elements (44, 45) are spaced apart horizontally and define a roller space (77) between them in a horizontal direction, in which a roller shutter curtain is received or received, an upper wall element (43), a lower wall element (80, 46), wherein the upper and lower wall elements (43, 80, 46) are spaced apart vertically and define the roller space (77) between them in a vertical direction, in which a roller shutter curtain is received or received, two opposing side walls, a multi-part static bracket (100) which has a bracket base (10) that can be attached or is attached to the lower wall element (89, 46) by a fastening element (11), and which console back (20) has,which is connected to the console lower part (10), and which has a console upper part (30) which is connected to the console rear part (20), wherein at least the console rear part (20) is arranged outside the rolling space (77) and is connected to the console lower part (10) through the rear wall element (42).

Description

[0001] The invention relates to a roller shutter box for mounting on the upper frame profile of a window or door, comprising a front wall element, in particular one which is arranged on the outside of the building, a rear wall element, in particular one which is arranged on the inside of the building, wherein the front and rear wall elements are spaced apart in the horizontal direction and define a roller space between them in the horizontal direction in which a roller shutter curtain is to be received or received, further comprising an upper wall element and a lower wall element, in particular one which is multi-part, preferably one which is divided into a base profile connectable to the upper frame profile and an inspection profile, wherein the upper and lower wall elements are spaced apart in the vertical direction and define the roller space between them in the vertical direction in which a roller shutter curtain is to be received or received.and further comprising two opposing side walls, in particular spaced apart in the direction of an axis of rotation about which a winding shaft supporting the roller shutter curtain is rotatable, and comprising a multi-part static bracket comprising a bracket base which can be attached or fastened to the lower wall element, in particular its base profile, by means of a fastening element, and comprising a bracket rear section, in particular extending vertically, which is connected to the bracket base, and comprising a bracket upper section which is connected to the bracket rear section. Windows equipped with a roller shutter have a roller shutter box mounted on the upper frame profile, which in modern windows is prefabricated, in particular from plastic profiles, and can be directly connected to the frame, so that it no longer needs to be manufactured on-site by carpentry work.

[0002] The upper frame profile is also referred to as a crossbar or mullion. This, and its upward attachment to the building structure, must be designed to withstand all static and dynamic loads. Failure to do so can lead to leaks in the building's waterproofing due to increased frame deflection, impairing the window's functionality.

[0003] To counteract this, metallic reinforcement elements, known as roller shutter box static brackets, are disclosed, for example, in DE 10 2021 130 014 A1. These elements have an overall L-, U-, or C-shaped configuration to allow them to grip around the roller shutter curtain or slats wound onto a roller shutter shaft. They are connected to the lower wall element of the roller shutter box and preferably also to the upper frame profile by means of fastening elements, and further preferably also to the building structure, in particular to the reveal, preferably a window lintel or a ceiling in / on the reveal, by means of a fastening arrangement.

[0004] In the current state of the art, the mounting bracket is attached from the roller shutter box through the upper cover section. Often, a recess is even required in the roller shutter box to allow the bracket and its mounting assembly to be directly connected to the ceiling lintel or other structural elements. However, such recesses or passages for fasteners (e.g., screws) create additional thermal bridges. Generally, a mounting bracket is a stiffening element and is installed in and / or on the roller shutter box as required.A particular problem arises with roller shutter boxes that are dimensioned in such a way that the roller space is not or only insignificantly larger than the outer diameter of the roller shutter curtain, so that it preferably fills the entire roller space, especially at least in the horizontal depth of the roller shutter box, so that it is difficult or even impossible to accommodate a static bracket for reasons of space.

[0005] Another disadvantage is that known structural brackets, such as those described in DE 10 2021 130 014 A1, penetrate the upper wall element, i.e., the roller shutter box ceiling, from the roller shutter compartment through an opening. Openings to the roller shutter compartment are generally disadvantageous because they create thermal bridges through which warm room air escapes to the outside environment and, at the same time, cold outside air can enter the room.

[0006] The object of the invention is therefore to provide a roller shutter box of the type mentioned at the outset, which enables space-saving accommodation of a roller shutter curtain, i.e. has the smallest possible rolling space and preferably provides a suitable fastening arrangement for fastening to the masonry, in particular with which thermal bridges are significantly reduced.

[0007] This problem is solved by a roller shutter box of the type mentioned above, in which at least the rear bracket section is arranged outside the roller compartment and connected to the lower bracket section through the rear wall element. This design eliminates the need to provide space within the roller compartment for the rear bracket section, as it is now located outside the roller compartment according to the invention.

[0008] This allows the front and rear wall elements of the roller shutter box to be positioned closer to the roller shutter curtain. In particular, the distance between the surfaces of the front and rear wall elements that face each other is only slightly larger than the outer diameter of the fully wound roller shutter curtain, specifically not larger than the outer diameter plus twice the thickness of the roller shutter curtain, preferably plus the thickness of the roller shutter curtain, and even more preferably plus half the thickness of the roller shutter curtain. The invention can also provide that the distance is equal to the outer diameter of the fully wound roller shutter curtain, so that it is in contact with the surfaces after being fully wound.

[0009] The invention allows the rolling space to be minimized and thus also the surface area through which heat losses can occur to be reduced.

[0010] It is particularly preferred that the connection between the console back and the console base is airtight through the rear wall element.

[0011] The lower wall element of the roller shutter box is preferably multi-part, particularly in the horizontal direction, and can preferably be divided into a base profile, which can be connected to the upper frame profile, e.g., by screws, and an access panel, in particular one extending between the base profile and the rear wall element. The access panel can be made removable to allow access to the roller compartment even after installation. Preferably, the lower bracket part is screwed to the upper frame profile through the base profile using a fastening element, e.g., a fastening tab, and thus connected to both profiles.

[0012] The base profile and revision profile are preferably designed as extruded parts made of plastic, e.g., PVC.

[0013] The invention minimizes the size of the roller shutter compartment, preferably with a depth that, at least horizontally, corresponds to the diameter of the roller shutter curtain. This allows the wound curtain to fill the interior of the roller shutter box, which is particularly rectangular, as much as possible, and thus eliminates unnecessary gaps between the box walls and the wound curtain. Preferably, the gaps in the corners of the roller shutter compartment above the wound curtain are filled with an insulating element.

[0014] Preferably, one lower corner of the roller compartment provides space for the outlet opening through which the roller shutter curtain exits the roller shutter box, and the other lower corner of the roller compartment can accommodate the bracket base, preferably designed in such a way that it utilizes the at least substantially triangular space. For this purpose, the bracket base can have an outer limiting edge on the side facing the roller shutter curtain, which at least substantially follows the curvature of the curtain, particularly at a distance from the curtain.

[0015] It is preferably provided that the bracket base extends within the roller compartment of the roller shutter box, in particular internally above the lower wall element. A fastening element, e.g., a fastening tab of the bracket base, is preferably detachably connected to the base profile. Furthermore, the bracket base preferably serves for attachment to the frame of the window or door.

[0016] The detachable connection is preferably made by means of a screw connection. The lower part of the bracket can preferably be detached from the roller compartment and removed for maintenance. The roller shutter curtain can then be easily removed and reinstalled. The invention preferably provides that an insulating panel is arranged on the side of the rear wall element facing away from the roller compartment. It is further preferably provided that an insulating panel is arranged on the side of the front wall element facing away from the roller compartment, either alone or in combination with the aforementioned embodiment.

[0017] This allows the rear and / or front wall element to be designed, for example, as a load-bearing wall element, with the respective insulation panel serving only an insulating function and, at least predominantly, not a load-bearing function. The insulation panel is preferably made of a material with a lower thermal conductivity than the rear and / or front wall element. For example, the insulation panel can be made of a foamed material, such as Styrofoam, polystyrene, XPS, EPS, EPP, etc. The rear and / or front wall element can be, for example, a plastic panel, in particular an extruded plastic panel, especially with hollow chambers, or a wooden panel, such as one made of particleboard.

[0018] Preferably, the invention provides that the console back part is received in a recess formed between the rear wall element and the insulation panel. For example, a groove can be formed for this purpose in the surface of the rear wall element facing the insulation panel and / or in the surface of the insulation panel facing the rear wall element.

[0019] Preferably, a mounting tab is formed on a region of the lower part of the console facing the rear of the console, and this mounting tab rests on the surface of the rear wall element facing the roller chamber. This mounting tab is preferably connected to the rear of the console by at least one fastening element, e.g., at least one screw, through the rear wall element (45). The penetration of the at least one fastening element through the rear wall element is preferably airtight and / or windproof.

[0020] It is further preferred that the fastening element with which the bracket base is attached to the lower wall element, in particular to its base profile, is designed as a fastening tab. Preferably, this tab is angled from a vertical plane, in which the bracket base is predominantly formed, into a horizontal plane. For example, the bracket base can be formed at least predominantly from a flat metal sheet. The tabs can be formed as bends on an originally completely flat metal sheet.

[0021] It is particularly preferred that both fastening tabs extend away in the same direction from an area of ​​the console base that is arranged at least predominantly, and in particular completely, in a vertical plane.

[0022] This ensures that the fastening elements with which the mounting tabs are attached are located laterally to this area of ​​the lower bracket section arranged in a vertical plane, and are thus easily accessible with tools inside the roller shutter box. In a further preferred embodiment, the invention provides that the upper bracket section is also arranged, in particular entirely, outside the roller shutter compartment. The upper bracket section can, for example, be an element or profile extending at least predominantly, preferably entirely (especially except for the mounting tabs), in a straight line between the front and rear wall elements, and preferably all bracket elements are made of metal.

[0023] Preferably, the upper part of the console and the rear part of the console are connected to each other outside the rolling space, particularly at the mutually facing end areas.

[0024] Alternatively or additionally to the aforementioned type of connection, it is preferably provided that the upper and rear bracket sections are connected to each other in the rolling space, particularly at a distance from the opposing ends of both bracket sections, through the upper wall element and through the rear wall element. The respective penetrations in the upper and rear wall elements, preferably those made by means of screws, are preferably airtight and / or windproof.

[0025] It is preferably provided that a strut is provided for connecting the upper part of the console and the rear part of the console in the rolling space, wherein the strut has a first tab at one end which rests on the surface of the upper wall element facing the rolling space and has a second tab at the other end which rests on the surface of the rear wall element facing the rolling space.

[0026] These tabs are preferably connected to the respective console part by means of fastening elements, e.g. screws, through the respective wall element, preferably airtight and / or windproof.

[0027] The strut serves to connect the respective ends of the console parts at a distance from each other and can basically have any shape.

[0028] Preferably, however, the strut has a section arranged between the tabs which is angled to both tabs, preferably at an angle other than 90 degrees, in particular wherein this section is not parallel to the upper part of the console, preferably to the horizontally straight upper part of the console and not parallel to the rear part of the console, in particular to the vertically straight rear part of the console.

[0029] In a preferred further development, it is provided that the area of ​​the strut between the tabs contacts a material thickening at the end area of ​​the upper wall element facing the rear wall element.

[0030] Preferably, the upper wall element also has a material thickening at the end region facing the front wall element. Each material thickening preferably extends tapering towards the rolling space.

[0031] Particularly preferably, especially in combination with the aforementioned design, the upper wall element comprises an insulation panel; preferably, the upper wall element is entirely formed as an insulation panel. This insulation panel is also preferably made of a material with a lower thermal conductivity than the front and / or rear wall element. For example, the insulation panel can be made of a foamed material, such as Styrofoam, polystyrene, XPS, EPS, EPP, etc. All insulation panels of the roller shutter box can preferably be made of the same material.

[0032] In the upper wall element, the tapered material thickenings are preferably also formed from insulating material and preferably fill upper roller space areas that border the roller shutter curtain in the corner areas between the upper wall element and the front and / or rear wall element.

[0033] A preferred embodiment, which can be combined with all other embodiments, provides that the upper part of the console, in particular at its end area facing the rear wall element, or the rear part of the console, in particular at its end area facing the upper wall element, has a fastening arrangement by means of which it can be fastened to a reveal area located above the roller shutter box, e.g. at the upper window lintel.

[0034] Preferably, the fastening arrangement comprises at least one fastening tab which has a recess extending through the tab, in particular for the passage of a fastening element, e.g. a screw.

[0035] Preferably, it is provided that at least one tab, in particular each of several tabs, lies in a plane that is oriented differently from a horizontal plane and differently from a vertical plane.

[0036] This means that the respective tab has an inclination to both the horizontal and the vertical plane, thus specifying a direction for a fastening element, e.g. a screw.

[0037] Particularly preferably, the fastening arrangement has at least two tabs which are arranged in parallel, spaced-apart planes, wherein the recesses of the tabs, in particular the centers of the recesses, are offset from each other in a vertical and horizontal direction, in particular the centers are spaced apart in a direction perpendicular to the planes of both tabs.

[0038] Preferably, the recesses of both tabs are aligned in the direction of the spacing, and the direction of the spacing defines a direction in which a fastening element, e.g., a screw, can be inserted through both recesses. The tabs thus define the screwing direction and guide the screw, particularly in a direction that deviates from the vertical and horizontal directions. The tabs therefore define a guide for screws.

[0039] The invention further preferably provides that the fastening arrangement comprises at least one fastening element on which a fastening tab, in particular one of at least two fastening tabs, is formed, wherein the fastening element is formed separately from the upper or rear part of the console and can be fastened to the upper or rear part of the console. For example, the upper or rear part of the console has a groove, preferably open towards the upper or rear wall element, into which the fastening element is inserted and fastened, e.g. by screwing.

[0040] Preferably, the fastening element has at one end a section that can be inserted into the groove and at the other end a fastening tab, wherein the insertable section and the tab lie in parallel planes spaced apart from each other and are spaced apart from each other by a spacer area of ​​the fastening element.

[0041] It is further preferably provided that a fastening tab, in particular a fastening tab of at least two fastening tabs, is formed integrally with the console top or console back, in particular as an extension of the groove bottom.

[0042] This one-piece mounting tab can, for example, be used solely for fastening to the reveal, or a second mounting tab can be added by adding the fastening element with a mounting tab.

[0043] The respective mounting tab of the bracket's upper mounting assembly is preferably also located outside the roller compartment. This has the advantage that no opening of the roller shutter box ceiling or the upper wall element is required. According to the invention, the mounting area to the masonry, which could lead to unwanted thermal bridges, is therefore not connected to the interior of the roller shutter box.

[0044] Since the bracket's rear section, particularly a bracket designed as a vertical rail, is preferably completely concealed by the insulation element, even outside the roller compartment, the essential load-bearing part of the static bracket can be connected to a window or door reveal without heat loss. The individual components of the static bracket are preferably formed from a sheet metal blank.

[0045] The invention is explained in more detail below with reference to the drawings.

[0046] The figures show in detail: Fig. 1 shows a multi-part static bracket in side view without a roller shutter box. Fig. 2 shows a multi-part static bracket for a roller shutter box in the installed state. Fig. 3 shows a multi-part static bracket for a roller shutter box in perspective view without the wall elements of the roller shutter box. Fig. 4 shows a preferred embodiment of a fastening arrangement on the upper part of the bracket without showing the wall elements of the roller shutter box. Fig. 5 shows the embodiment of the Figure 4 in detail in perspective view.

[0047] In Figure 1A static bracket 100 of a roller shutter box according to the invention is shown in a side view without the wall elements of the roller shutter box. It consists of several parts, preferably each made of sheet metal blanks, and comprises at least one bracket lower part 10 with a mounting tab 11, a bracket upper part 30 with a mounting tab 32, a bracket rear part 20, e.g. as a vertical rail, which connects the bracket lower part 10 to the bracket upper part 30, and a strut 50, which connects the bracket upper part 30 to the bracket rear part 20.

[0048] The console back part 20 and the console top part 30 are screwed to the strut. The strut 50 extends from the roller space 77 essentially to the upper wall element 43, which is preferably designed entirely as an insulating element, and connects the console top part 30 to the console back part 20.

[0049] All fastening elements 14, 14.1, 14.2, e.g. screws, can be inserted from roller room 77.

[0050] As the perspective view of the static console 100 in Figure 3 As shown, the fastening element 11, designed as a fastening tab, ends with a lateral distance to the fastening tab 13, so that free access for drills and screwdriving tools is provided from the underside of the static console 100 in the line of the fastening elements 51.1 due to the openable inspection profile 46 of the lower wall element 80, 46, which is in two parts here and also includes the base profile 80.

[0051] The installation in the masonry, which is carried out via the mounting bracket 32, is located outside the roller shutter box. This has the advantage that the tools required for installation can also be routed outside the roller shutter box; opening the roller shutter box ceiling is not necessary. The fastening area to the masonry, which leads to unwanted thermal bridges, is not connected to the interior of the roller shutter box. The view in Figure 1 This also shows that there is only a very small distance between the plane of the mounting bracket 13 and the back of the bracket 20. This reduces the load on the static bracket 100 caused by additional bending moments outside the main load direction, which arise from an offset of the mounting points with respect to the plane of the mounting bracket 11, the stirrup area 12 and the mounting bracket 32.

[0052] Figure 2 The static console 100 shows according to the Figure 1 and 3, which is installed in a roller shutter box 40.

[0053] The roller shutter box 40 has insulating elements 41, 42, 43, e.g., as foam components. Insulating element 43 directly forms the upper wall element. Insulating elements 41 and 42 are attached to the outside of the respective front wall element 44 and rear wall element 45. The actual roller compartment 77 is thus flanked by the vertically arranged wall elements, e.g., pressboard panels 44, 45. These provide load-bearing stability and serve as contact surfaces for the insulating elements 41, 42, and 43.

[0054] The externally arranged insulation element 41, together with the front wall element 44, forms the front roller shutter wall; the internally arranged insulation element 42, together with the rear wall element 45, forms the rear (inner) roller shutter wall. The bottom of the roller shutter box 40 partially incorporates the inspection profile 46 and can be opened downwards.

[0055] Inside the roller shutter box 40, a roller shutter curtain 71 is wound onto a roller shutter shaft 70. Parts of the roller shutter curtain 71 (not shown) run down behind the front wall element 44 in the roller compartment through the outlet opening 78, which is located in front of the frame 60. A base profile 80 is attached to the top of the frame profile 60 as part of the lower wall element, to which a screw connection is made with the mounting bracket 11 of the lower part of the static bracket 100.

[0056] In the upper area, the fastening tab 13 of the console base 10 is supported from the inside by the wall element 45, see Figure 3 . A damping element 42 adjoins the rear part of the bracket area 12 with the fastening tab 13, into which the console back part 20 is embedded. This is thus concealed and located outside the roller space 77.

[0057] Preferably, the box ceiling and the side walls not shown are formed from insulating elements 41, 42 and 43.

[0058] The revision profile 46 is preferably formed as a plastic extrusion part.

[0059] The roller shutter box 40 comprises sections I, II, and III, wherein section I of the roller shutter box 40 is formed by the wall element 44 and the insulation element 41. Section III of the roller shutter box 40 is formed by the wall element 45 and the insulation element 42. Section II of the roller shutter box 40 forms the interior of the roller shutter box, the roller compartment 77, and is located between sections I and III.

[0060] In section II, at least one insulation element is arranged as an upper wall element 43, wherein the insulation element 43 is oriented towards the ceiling.

[0061] The Figure 4 and 5Figure 1 shows preferred embodiments of the fastening arrangement on the upper bracket part 30, which here comprises two spaced-apart fastening tabs 32 and 91, each having recesses through which a screw 95 can be passed. The angle of the screw 95 relative to the static bracket is defined by the position of the tabs 32 and 91 relative to each other, and the screw 95 is guided. The spaced-apart tabs 32 and 91 thus form a guide arrangement for the screw 95.

[0062] The upper tab 32 is preferably integral with the upper part of the console and the lower tab 91 is preferably formed on a separate fastening element 90 which is attached to the upper part of the console 30.

[0063] The fastening element 90 is inserted at one end into a groove on the upper part of the console 30 and secured therein, and extends from this end over a space 94 to the tab 91. The space 94 is at an angle β to the vertical rear part of the console 20. The angle β is preferably less than 45 degrees.

[0064] Alternatively, the fastening element 90 can also be attached to the console back 20 with the separate tab 91.

[0065] It may also be provided that both tabs 32, 91 are formed in one piece with the console upper part 30 and / or console back part 20. Reference symbol list

[0066] 100 Static bracket 10 Bracket base 11 Mounting bracket 12 Bracket area 13 Mounting bracket 14, 14.1, 14.2 Fasteners 20 Bracket back 30 Bracket top 32 Mounting bracket 40 Roller shutter box 41, 42, 43 Insulation element 44, 45 Front / rear wall element 46 Inspection profile 50 Strut 51, 51.1 Fastener 60 Frame 70 Roller shutter shaft 71 Roller shutter curtain 77 Roller compartment 78 Outlet opening 80 Base profile 90 Fastener 91 Mounting bracket 94 Spacing area 95 Screw I, III Insulation section II Roller compartment = Interior = Inside of the roller shutter box

Claims

1. Roller shutter box (40) for fastening to the upper frame profile (60) of a window or a door, comprising a. a front wall element (44), in particular which is arranged on the outside of the building, b. a rear wall element (45), in particular which is arranged on the inside of the building, c. the front and rear wall elements (44, 45) being spaced apart in the horizontal direction and defining between them in the horizontal direction a rolling space (77) in which a roller shutter curtain can be received or is received, d. an upper wall element (43), e. a lower wall element (80, 46), in particular which is designed in several parts, preferably which is divided into a base profile (80) which can be connected to the upper frame profile (60) and an inspection profile (46), f.wherein the upper and lower wall elements (43, 80, 46) are spaced apart in the vertical direction and between them delimit the rolling space (77) in the vertical direction, in which a roller shutter curtain can be received or is received, g. two opposing side walls, in particular which are spaced apart in the direction of a rotation axis about which a winding shaft carrying the roller shutter curtain can be rotated, h. a multi-part static console (100), i. which has a console lower part (10) which can be or is fastened to the lower wall element (89, 46), in particular to its base profile (80), by means of a fastening element (11), and j. which has a console rear part (20), in particular a vertically extending one, which is connected to the console lower part (10), and k. which has a console upper part (30) which is connected to the console rear part (20), . characterized in thatl. the console rear part (20) and the console upper part (30) are arranged outside the rolling space (77), and m. the console rear part (20) is connected to the console lower part (10) through the rear wall element (42), and n. the console upper part (30) and the console rear part (20) are connected to one another outside the rolling space (77), in particular at the end regions facing one another, and o. the console upper part (30) and the console rear part (20) are connected to one another in the rolling space (77), in particular at a distance from the ends of the two console parts (30, 20) facing one another, through the upper wall element (42) and through the rear wall element (20).

2. Roller shutter box according to claim 1, characterized in that an insulating plate (42) is arranged on the side of the rear wall element (45) facing away from the rolling space (77).

3. Roller shutter box according to claim 2, characterized in thatthe console rear part (20) is received in a recess formed between the rear wall element (45) and the insulation panel, in particular for which a groove is formed in the surface of the rear wall element (45) facing the insulation panel (42) and / or in the surface of the insulation panel (42) facing the rear wall element.

4. Roller shutter box according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that a fastening tab (13) is formed on a region of the console lower part (10) facing the console rear part (20), which tab rests on the surface of the rear wall element (45) facing the rolling space (77), in particular which is connected to the console rear part (20) by at least one fastening element (14.1, 14.2) through the rear wall element (45).

5. Roller shutter box according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in thatthe fastening element (11) with which the console lower part (10) is fastened to the lower wall element (89, 46), in particular to its base profile (80), is designed as a fastening tab (11), in particular which is angled from a vertical plane in which the console lower part (10) is predominantly formed into a horizontal plane.

6. Roller shutter box according to claim 4 and 5, characterized in that both fastening tabs (11, 13) extend in the same direction from a region of the console lower part (10) which is arranged at least predominantly, in particular completely, in a vertical plane.

7. Roller shutter box according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in thatFor connecting the upper console part (30) and the rear console part (20) in the rolling space (77), a strut (50) is provided, which is arranged in the rolling space (77), wherein the strut (50) has a first tab at one end, which rests on the surface of the upper wall element (42) facing the rolling space (77), and which has a second tab at the other end, which rests on the surface of the rear wall element (42) facing the rolling space (77), in particular wherein the strut (50) has a region arranged between the tabs, which is angled to both tabs, preferably at an angle other than 90 degrees, in particular wherein this region is not parallel to the upper console part (30) and not parallel to the rear console part (20), further preferably wherein the region of the strut (50) between the tabs has a material thickening on the end region of the upper wall element facing the rear wall element (45). (43) contacted,in particular, wherein the upper wall element (43) also has a material thickening at the end region facing the front wall element (44), preferably wherein a respective material thickening extends in a tapered manner in the direction of the rolling space (77).

8. Roller shutter box according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the upper wall element (43) comprises an insulating panel, preferably being completely formed as an insulating panel.

9. Roller shutter box according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that an insulating panel (41) is arranged on the side of the front wall element (44) facing away from the rolling space (77).

10. Roller shutter box according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in thatthe upper console part (30), in particular at its end region facing the rear wall element (45), and / or the rear console part (20), in particular at its end region facing the upper wall element (43), has a fastening arrangement by means of which it can be fastened to a reveal area located above the roller shutter box (40).

11. Roller shutter box according to claim 10, characterized in that the fastening arrangement comprises at least one fastening tab (32, 91) which has a recess passing through the tab, in particular for passing through a fastening element (95), in particular a screw (95).

12. Roller shutter box according to one of the preceding claims 10 or 11, characterized in that the at least one tab (32, 91), in particular each of a plurality of tabs (32, 91) lies in a plane which is oriented deviating from a horizontal plane and deviating from a vertical plane.

13. Roller shutter box according to one of the preceding claims 10 to 12, characterized in that the fastening arrangement has at least two tabs (32, 91) which are arranged in mutually parallel, spaced-apart planes, preferably wherein the recesses of the tabs (32, 91), in particular the centers of the recesses, are offset from one another in the vertical and horizontal directions, in particular the centers are spaced apart in a direction perpendicular to the planes of the two tabs (32, 91).

14. Roller shutter box according to one of the preceding claims 10 to 13, characterized in thatthe fastening arrangement comprises at least one fastening element (90) on which a fastening tab (91), in particular one of at least two fastening tabs (32, 91), is formed, wherein the fastening element (90) can be fastened to the upper console part (30) or the rear console part (20), in particular the upper console part (30) or the rear console part (20) has a groove, preferably which is open in the direction of the upper or rear wall element (43, 45), into which groove the fastening element (90) is inserted, preferably wherein the fastening element (90) has at one end a region which can be inserted into the groove and at its other end the fastening tab (91), wherein the insertable region and the tab are spaced from one another by a spacing region (94) of the fastening element (90).

15. Roller shutter box according to one of the preceding claims 10 to 14, characterized in thata fastening tab (32), in particular a fastening tab (32) of at least two fastening tabs (32, 91) is formed integrally with the console upper part (30) and / or console rear part (20), in particular is formed as an extension of the groove base.

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