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[0002] Extruded sections of this kind are frequently used to bound and to protect edges of plate-like components. An extruded section is known, for example, from the German utility model G 201 07 535.3 which is placed onto the edge of a side wall of a body part or whose sections are connected to form a frame enclosing a door or flap, with fittings, for example hinges, then being able to be secured to the extruded section. If an extruded section of the kind first mentioned has at least two webs, which can, for example, serve the securing of fittings, these can appear in an unattractive manner in particular with pieces of furniture or shelves, with dirt also being able to be deposited in the groove enclosed by the webs.
[0003] It is therefore the object of the invention to provide an extruded section of the kind first mentioned which has an appealing, aesthetic appearance and is largely protected against contamination.
[0004] This object is solved in accordance with the invention in that the webs are provided with supports or holding devices for a cover rail covering the groove.
[0005] The cover rail covering the groove can be connected to the supports, for example, by adhesive or by holding devices which effect a form-locking or force-locking connection without adhesive.
[0006] The cover rail provided in accordance with the invention does not only improve the appearance of the extruded profile and protect it against contamination, it can also form a constructive element, for example as an abutment for a sealing strip or a buffering abutment.
[0007] The extruded section expediently consists of metal, for example, of aluminium or of an aluminium alloy.
[0008] The webs bounding the groove can extend parallel to one another.
[0009] The cover rail can consist of plastic or of metal, for example of aluminium or of an aluminium alloy.
[0010] The cover rail can have a rectangular, angled or round section.
[0011] In accordance with a preferred embodiment, provision is made for the webs to be provided with grooves or receiving grooves for spring-like latch or plug-in rails of the cover rails. The connection of the cover rail to the webs takes place in this manner by a groove and tongue connection.
[0012] The cover rails are preferably held longitudinally displaceably in the receiving grooves such that they can be pushed toward the regions to be protected.
[0013] The central planes of the receiving grooves expediently extend at an angle, for example at a right angle, to one another. In this way, the hold or latch connection can be improved. The spring-like latch or plug-in rails disposed in the region of the side edges of the cover rails are preferably inserted into the receiving grooves with an elastic deformation of the cover rails such that the force-locked connection is improved.
[0014] An embodiment of the invention will be explained in the following with reference to the drawing. There are shown in this:
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[0017] FIGS.
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[0019] A section can be seen from
[0020] The extruded section
[0021] The receiving grooves
[0022] The cover rail
[0023] As can be seen from
[0024] A good force locked holding of the spring-like plug-in rails
[0025] As can be seen from