Thermal joint for separating interior and exterior metal frame sections of aluminum windows
CA 1089716 A · Owner: Charron, Andre · Inventors: Charron, Andre
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A thermal sill joint for separating the sills of interior and exterior metallic window frames is disclosed. The thermal sill joint comprises a plastic hollow extrusion which is inserted between the two sills and sealed with sealing material. The extrusion and the two sills have inter-engageable upper and lower flanges. The lower flanges are inter-engageable by transverse downward movement of the extrusion relative to the sills, while the upper flanges are inter-engageable with a snap-action by moving the upper flanges of the sills towards the extrusion in a movement transverse to the latter. Paste-like material seals the joint between the interfitting upper flanges. It is possible to insert …
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- Granted November 18, 1980. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended November 18, 1997.
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