Abstract: The present invention relates to a method for installing and adjusting a door seal device on a door leaf for the purpose of sealing off a lower door gap, the door seal device having at least one trigger on the hinge side and/or lock side and the door seal device initially being installed in such a way that the trigger has a greater projection than necessary and the door is then closed, an axial displacement of the trigger with respect to a transmission element connected to the latter occurring as a result of a floor contact pressure of a seal profile that exceeds a reference value, which leads to self-adjustment of the extent of the projection of the trigger, and the trigger then remaining in this adjusted position when the door is reopened.

Abstract: A sealing configuration for a sliding door contains a floor seal which can be lowered via a mechanism. The mechanism has a release device which protrudes on the end side of the door leaf and, during the closure of the sliding door, is pressed in counter to a spring force of a lowering mechanism, which spring force acts upon the release device. A closing mechanism is provided for the sliding door in order to oppose the an opening tendency of the sliding door which is due to the spring-loaded release device. The closing mechanism containing at least one magnet element which draws the door leaf in the closing direction.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a method for installing and adjusting a door seal device on a door leaf for the purpose of sealing off a lower door gap, the door seal device having at least one trigger on the hinge side and/or lock side and the door seal device initially being installed in such a way that the trigger has a greater projection than necessary and the door is then closed, an axial displacement of the trigger with respect to a transmission element connected to the latter occurring as a result of a floor contact pressure of a seal profile that exceeds a reference value, which leads to self-adjustment of the extent of the projection of the trigger, and the trigger then remaining in this adjusted position when the door is reopened.