Abstract: A sliding window or sliding door arrangement having an external frame and a sliding element which is displaceably mounted in the external frame, a cable deflection system for tensioning and deflecting a cable, which includes a first cable deflection unit with a first cable deflection device, a second cable deflection unit with a second cable deflection device, and a guide channel which extends in the direction of gravitational force. The second cable deflection unit is held in the guide channel against gravitational force by a cable which is inserted into the cable deflection device, such that when the sliding element is displaced, the second cable deflection unit is displaced in the direction of gravitational force or in the opposing direction in the guide channel.

Abstract: A floor guide for sliding doors (19) is provided with a guide channel (1). A center piece (39) is arranged in the guide channel (1) and is detachably fastened to the floor of the guide channel (1) so that the profiled flange (21) at the lower edge of the sliding door (19) can be introduced and removed.

Abstract: A floor guide for sliding doors (19) is provided with a guide channel (1). A center piece (39) is arranged in the guide channel (1) and is detachably fastened to the floor of the guide channel (1) so that the profiled flange (21) at the lower edge of the sliding door (19) can be introduced and removed.

Abstract: On large window and door openings frequently made today, the manufacturers of venetian blinds in particular cannot cover the whole opening with just one blind. Therefore, it is necessary to arrange two or more hangings. However, these must be guided on both sides, and therefore a lateral guide between the two jambs of the opening is necessary. Such a guide is, however, undesirable for aesthetic reasons. According to the invention a temporary guide is created for the edges which need not be guided in the jambs and does this by means of a guide arrangement which can be accommodated rolled-up above the elevating device and can be introduced into the door or window opening.

Abstract: On large window and door openings frequently made today, the manufacturers of venetian blinds in particular cannot cover the whole opening with just one blind. Therefore, it is necessary to arrange two or more hangings. However, these must be guided on both sides, and therefore a lateral guide between the two jambs of the opening is necessary. Such a guide is, however, undesirable for aesthetic reasons. According to the invention a temporary guide is created for the edges which need not be guided in the jambs and does this by means of a guide arrangement which can be accommodated rolled-up above the elevating device and can be introduced into the door or window opening.

Abstract: A fastening arrangement for glass balustrades for balconies, terraces and steps has a U-shaped receiving profile (1), between the two limbs (3, 5) of which a safety glass plate (39) is inserted. Dovetail grooves or T grooves (13) are embedded on the limbs (3, 5) of the receiving profile (1) and interact with corresponding dovetail grooves or T grooves on a fastening element (27). The fastening element (27) is first of all pushed into the grooves (13) on the receiving profile (1) and the fastening elements (27) are subsequently tightened at the destination. Any dimensional inaccuracy in the placing of the fastening elements (27) can be compensated for by moving the latter into other grooves in the receiving profile (1).

Abstract: A fastening arrangement for glass balustrades for balconies, terraces and steps has a U-shaped receiving profile (1), between the two limbs (3, 5) of which a safety glass plate (39) is inserted. Dovetail grooves or T grooves (13) are embedded on the limbs (3, 5) of the receiving profile (1) and interact with corresponding dovetail grooves or T grooves on a fastening element (27). The fastening element (27) is first of all pushed into the grooves (13) on the receiving profile (1) and the fastening elements (27) are subsequently tightened at the destination. Any dimensional inaccuracy in the placing of the fastening elements (27) can be compensated for by moving the latter into other grooves in the receiving profile (1).

Abstract: A frame construction of a sliding door or a sliding window has a main frame, a displaceable running carriage (4) for holding a displaceable door wing (T) or window sash, holding profiles (5) for holding the door wings (F, T) or window sashes, outer sealing elements (8) which bear in a sliding manner between the holding profiles (5) and an outer region of the main frame, and inner sealing elements (8?) which bear in a sliding manner between the holding profiles (5) and an inner region of the main frame. There is furthermore an insulating body (7) which divides the main frame into an outer and an inner frame part (1, 2) and completely separates these parts from each other. The inner sealing element (8?) bears against the insulating body (7) or against a central frame part (3) of the main frame, the central frame part (3) being completely separated from the first and second frame parts (1, 2).

Abstract: A frame construction of a sliding door or a sliding window has a main frame, a displaceable running carriage (4) for holding a displaceable door wing (T) or window sash, holding profiles (5) for holding the door wings (F, T) or window sashes, outer sealing elements (8) which bear in a sliding manner between the holding profiles (5) and an outer region of the main frame, and inner sealing elements (8?) which bear in a sliding manner between the holding profiles (5) and an inner region of the main frame. There is furthermore an insulating body (7) which divides the main frame into an outer and an inner frame part (1, 2) and completely separates these parts from each other. The inner sealing element (8?) bears against the insulating body (7) or against a central frame part (3) of the main frame, the central frame part (3) being completely separated from the first and second frame parts (1, 2).