Child window safety system

Abstract

A child window safety system based on building a reliable safety net to prevent children from leaning and falling out through open windows is installed and uninstalled without any damage to a window. The child window safety system is mass produced to fit windows at all sizes for an installer to form a window gap vertically and horizontally with thin steel cords and fastening the thin cords to each other at an installation site.

Claims

1. An easy-installation child window safety system for preventing children from leaning out and falling through open windows, comprising: a flat form single cord connection profile with a single profile connection hole to which a first steel cord is attached, wherein the flat form single cord connection profile further includes two profile mounting holes for connecting to a window frame; wherein the profile connection hole is oriented so that an axis of the profile connection hole through which the first steel cord runs is parallel to a first surface of the window frame; a flat form double cord connection profile with two profile connection holes unitarily integrated into the double cord connection profile to which the first steel cord is attached, wherein the flat form double cord connection profile further includes two profile mounting holes for connecting to the window frame; wherein the profile connection holes of the double cord connection profile are oriented so that axes of the profile connection holes of the double cord connection profile through which the first steel cord runs are parallel to the first surface of the window frame; a flat form multiple cord connection profile with multiple profile connection holes unitarily integrated into the multiple cord connection profile to which a second steel cord is attached, wherein the flat form multiple cord connection profile further includes multiple profile mounting holes for connecting to the window frame; wherein the profile connection holes of the multiple cord connection profile are oriented so that axes of the profile connection holes of the multiple cord connection profile through which the second steel cord runs are parallel to a second surface of the window frame that is perpendicular to the first surface; at least one cord end clip to prevent the first steel cord and the second steel cord from releasing; and at least one metal or plastic fastening part attached to intersection points between the first steel cord and the second steel cord.

2. The easy-installation child window safety system according to claim 1, wherein the flat form single cord connection profile, the flat form double cord connection profile, and the flat form multiple cord connection profile are installed on the window frame.

3. The easy-installation child window safety system according to claim 1, the first and second steel cords are secured inside the at least one metal or plastic fastening part by screws for clenching and fastening the first and second steel cords.

4. The easy-installation child window safety system according to claim 3, wherein the fastening part comprises intersecting ducts with an exposed side and the first and second steel cords are secured inside the ducts by the screws for clenching and fastening the first and second steel cords.

5. An easy-installation child window safety system for preventing children from leaning out and falling through open windows, comprising: a single cord stepped connection profile with a single profile connection hole to which a first steel cord is attached, wherein the single cord stepped connection profile further includes two profile mounting holes for connecting to a window frame; wherein the profile connection hole is oriented so that an axis of the profile connection hole through which the first steel cord runs is parallel to a first surface of the window frame; a double cord stepped connection profile with two standard profile connection holes unitarily integrated into the double cord connection profile to which the first steel cord is attached, wherein the double cord stepped connection profile further includes two profile mounting holes for connecting to the window frame; wherein the profile connection holes of the double cord connection profile are oriented so that axes of the profile connection holes of the double cord correction profile through which the first steel cord runs are parallel to the first surface of the window frame; a multiple cord stepped connection profile with multiple profile connection holes unitarily integrated into the multiple cord connection profile to which a second steel cord is attached, wherein the multiple cord stepped connection profile further includes multiple standard profile mounting holes for connecting to the window frame; wherein the profile connection holes of the multiple cord connection profile are oriented so that axes of the profile connection holes of the multiple cord connection profile through which the second steel cord runs are parallel to a second surface of the window frame that is perpendicular to the first surface; at least one cord end clip to prevent the first steel cord and the second steel cord from releasing; and at least one metal or plastic fastening part attached to intersection points between the first steel cord and the second steel cord.

6. The easy-installation child window safety system according to claim 5, wherein the single cord stepped connection profile, the double cord stepped connection profile, and the multiple cord stepped connection profile are installed on the window frame.

7. The easy-installation child window safety system according to claim 5, wherein the first and second steel cords are secured inside the at least one metal or plastic fastening part by screws for clenching and fastening the first and second steel cords.

8. The easy-installation child window safety system according to claim 7, wherein the fastening part comprises intersecting ducts with an exposed side and the first and second steel cords are secured inside the ducts by the screws for clenching and fastening the first and second steel cords.

Description

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

(1) The structural and characteristic features of the invention and all advantages thereof will be more clearly understood by the following figures and detailed description with reference to these figures. For this reason, evaluation should be made by taking these figures and detailed descriptions into consideration.

(2) FIG. 1: General view of the child window safety system on the window.

(3) FIG. 2: Detailed view of the child window safety system with single, double and multiple connection profiles.

(4) FIG. 3: General view of the uninstalled child window safety system with single, double and multiple connection profiles.

(5) FIG. 4: Detailed view of the child window safety system on the window, with stepped single, double and multiple connection profiles.

(6) FIG. 5: General view of the uninstalled child window safety system with stepped single, double and multiple connection profiles.

(7) FIG. 6: Sectional view of the cord connection profile inside flat window sash.

(8) FIG. 7: Sectional view of stepped cord connection profile inside drain type window sash

(9) FIG. 8: Perspective view of single cord connection profile.

(10) FIG. 9: Perspective view of double cord connection profile.

(11) FIG. 10: Perspective view of multiple cord connection profile.

(12) FIG. 11: Perspective view of stepped single cord connection profile.

(13) FIG. 12: Perspective view of stepped double cord connection profile.

(14) FIG. 13: Perspective view of stepped multiple cord connection profile.

(15) FIG. 14: Perspective view of the cable end clamp.

(16) FIG. 15: Perspective view of the metal fixing part used in the fixing the cords.

(17) FIG. 16: View of the plastic clamp part used in fixing the cords

(18) FIG. 17: Perspective view of the plastic clamp part used in fixing the cords on steel cords.

NO PART NAME

(19) 1a Single cord connection profile 1b Double cord connection profile 1c Multiple cord connection profile 1d Stepped single cord connection profile 1e Stepped double cord connection profile 1f Stepped multiple cord connection profile 2.1 Standard profile connection hole 2.2 Standard profile mounting hole 3 Steel cord 4 Cord end clip 5a Metal fixing part used in fixing the cords 5b Plastic clamp part used in fixing the cords 6 Sets screw A Child window safety system x Fixed window frame y Moving window sash m: intermediate distance

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE EMBODIMENTS

(20) In this detailed description, the child window safety system subject to the invention is described as an example only for better understanding and without generating any limiting effect.

(21) The invention is about an aesthetic and reliable child window safety system (A), that can be installed and uninstalled easily and can be mas produced compatibly with all window sizes, specifically to prevent children to lean out and fall through open windows, and its general structure includes: a flat form single cord connection profile (1a) with a single standard profile connection hole (2.1) to enable a single steel cord (3) to be attached and two standard profile mounting holes (2.2) to enable connection with the fixed window frame (x) a flat form double cord connection profile (1b) with two standard profile connection holes (2.1) to enable two steel cords (3) to be attached and two standard profile mounting holes (2.2) to enable connection with the fixed window frame (x) a flat form multiple cord connection profile (1c) with multiple standard profile connection holes (2.1) to enable multiple steel cords (3) to be attached and multiple standard profile mounting holes (2.2) to enable connection with the fixed window frame (x) a single cord stepped connection profile (1d) with a single standard profile connection hole (2.1) to enable a single steel cord (3) to be attached and two standard profile mounting holes to enable connection with the fixed window frame (x) a double cord stepped connection profile (1e) with two standard profile connection holes (2.1) to enable two steel cords (3) to be attached and two standard profile mounting holes (2.2) to enable connection with the fixed window frame (x) a multiple cord stepped connection profile (1f) with multiple standard profile connection holes (2.1) to enable multiple steel cords (3) to be attached and multiple standard profile mounting holes (2.2) to enable connection with the fixed window frame (x) steel cord (3) passing through the standard profile connection holes (2.1) on single cord connection profile (1a), two cord connection profile (1b), multiple cord connection profile (1c) or single cord stepped connection profile (1d), double cord stepped connection profile (1e), multiple cord stepped connection profile (1f), and that is prevented from releasing by a cord end clip (4), a metal fastening part (5a) attached to the vertical and horizontal intersection points of steel cords (3) used for fixing the cord or a plastic clamp part (5b) used for fixing the cord.

(22) FIG. 1 illustrates the installation of the child window safety system (A) on fixed window sash (x)

(23) In the existing state of the art, the movable window sashes (y) opening and closing with the hinges on the fixed window frame (x) have 2 different structures, either in flat form (FIG. 6) or outward drain form (FIG. 7).

(24) The child window safety system (A) can be installed on the fixed window frame (x) in two different ways, either via a flat form single cord connection profile (1a), double cord connection profile (1b) and multiple cord connection profile (1c) or an stepped form single cord connection profile (1d), an stepped form double cord connection profile (1e) and an stepped form multiple cord connection profile (1f).

(25) As can be seen in detail in FIG. 6, single cord connection profile (1a), double cord connection profile (1b) and multiple cord connection profile (1c) are manufactured in flat form to be fastened on the interior of the fixed window frame (x) including a flat form window sash (y) and these connection profiles (1a-1b-1c) are fastened on fixed window frame (x) through the standard profile mounting holes (2.2), from the interior.

(26) As can be seen in detail in FIG. 7, single stepped cord connection profile (1d), double stepped cord connection profile (1e) and multiple stepped cord connection profile (1f) are manufactured in stepped form to be fastened on the interior of the fixed window frame (x) including an outward drain form window sash (y) and these connection profiles (1d-1e-1f) are fastened on fixed window frame (x) through the standard profile mounting holes (2.2), from the interior.

(27) The intermediate gap (m) between the two standard profile connection holes (2.1) placed correspondingly on both sides of the flat form double cord connection profile (1b) as can be seen in FIG. 9, and the double cord stepped connection profile (1e) as can be seen in FIG. 12, connecting the steel cords (3) is preferably 10 cm's (to become maximum 12 cm's when the steel cords (3) are extended). With larger gaps (m), there is the risk for children to fall through the steel cords (3).

(28) The intermediate gap (m) between the multiple standard profile connection holes (2.1) placed on the flat form multiple cord connection profile (1c) as can be seen in FIG. 10 and the stepped form multiple cord stepped connection profile (1f) as can be seen in FIG. 13, is preferably 10 cm's (to become maximum 12 cm's when the steel cords (3) are extended).

(29) Installation of the child window safety system (A) is as follows;

(30) Movable window sash (y) is opened and if the window sash (y) is in flat form (FIG. 6) single cord connection profile (1a), double cord connection profile (1b) and multiple cord connection profile (1c), if the window sash is in outward drain form (FIG. 7) single cord stepped connection profile (1d), double cord stepped connection profile (1e) and multiple cord stepped connection profile (1f) are screwed and fastened through the standard mounting holes (2.2) on the interior part of the fixed window frame (x) in 10 cm intermediate gaps. Then steel cord (3) is pulled through the standard profile connection holes (2.1) and knitted vertically and horizontally in parallel form. After knitting and tightening of the steel cords (3), cord end clips (4) are placed on the ends and the steel cords (3) are fixed by clenching the set screws (6a) that are on top of these clips (4).

(31) As the steel cords (3) may extend and the gaps may enlarge if forced manually, to prevent this issue, metal cord fastening part (5a) used for fixing cords, are attached at the vertical and horizontal intersection points of the steel cords (3) and fixed by using the set screws (6b) installed on them, or plastic clamp part (5b) used for rope fastening is installed for fixing. The metal cord fastening part (5a) used for fixing ropes or the plastic clamp part (5b) used for fixing ropes has the same functionality and their use depend on preference. Metal cord fastening part (5a) used in rope fastening is made of stainless material and has ducts where the steel cords (3) aligned from both sides can be easily seated.

(32) By placing the metal cord fastening part (5a) used for fixing ropes or the plastic clamp part (5b) used for fixing ropes, at the intersection points of vertical and horizontal steel cords (3), a reliable safety net of steel cord is built.

(33) As the flat form single cord connection profile (1a), double cord connection profile (1b) and multiple cord connection profile (1c), or single cord stepped connection profile (1d), double cord stepped connection profile (1e), multiple cord stepped connection profile (1f), and steel cords (3) installed on the fixed window frame (x), do not obstruct the closing of the movable window sash (y), as they lie within the gasket thickness between the movable window sash (y) and the fixed window frame (x).

(34) As the fly screens are installed on the exterior of the fixed window frame (x), they do not obstruct the child window safety system (A). The child window safety system (A) provides a base for new fly screen to be installed; it can be connected to the fly screen.

(35) The child window safety system (A) is also suitable for use especially on French balcony styles.

(36) By using the ready made rope nets, instead of steel cords (3) between the flat form single cord connection profile (1a), double cord connection profile (1b) and multiple cord connection profile (1c), or the stepped form single cord stepped connection profile (1d), double cord stepped connection profile (1e), multiple cord stepped connection profile (1f) installed on the fixed window frame (x), it is possible to form a safety net for home pets.