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Abstract

A door-leaf profiled section for glass doors and windows, and particularly for glass doors of the kind used between a room a refrigerator or freezer space, the profiled section preferably being made of aluminum and being intended to embrace the edges of a double or triple glazing assembly, and including a substantially U-shaped channel in which the glazing assembly is intended to be inserted and there glued. The invention is characterized in that the U-shaped channel (4), seen in cross section, includes at least three abutment surfaces (7, 8, 9) intended for abutment with a glazing assembly (2) inserted into the channel, such that one side (10) of the glazing assembly (2) will abut one of the abutment surfaces (7), and such that the opposing side (11) of the assembly will abut two of the abutment surfaces (8, 9), these latter abutment surfaces (8, 9) being spaced from one another. Two of the abutment surfaces (7, 8) form the mouth of the U-shaped channel (4) and are spaced apart at a distance which corresponds to the thickness of the glazing assembly (2), whereas the remainder of the U-shaped channel has a width which is greater than the width of the glazing assembly. The profiled section includes fastener means (13, 14) on the bottom of the U-shaped channel. Seen in cross section, the fastener means includes two projections (13, 14) which extend parallel with the U-shaped channel, from the bottom of the channel towards the mouth thereof. The free-ends of the projection (13, 14) are provided with a respective widened part (15, 16).

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