Modular rigid frame elevator tower with detachable enclosure that includes the use of a light façade and a supporting structure to house elevators inside, forming their shaft, their support and their protection from the environment, both being modular and prefabricated elements, for On-site assembly of the system, with the possibility of using the light façade decoupled from the supporting structure to be anchored, for example, to the stair stringers and slab fronts of existing buildings. The structure is assembled by means of bolted joints of rigid frames of standard pre-drilled welded rolled steel profile sections (facade, mouth and roof modules) (Figures 3 to 8) and starts from a horizontal rectangular module with leveling bars at its corners (module (Figure 2) where the double nut leveling screws of the foundation plates are housed (Figure 1) and joined to the building by means of equally screwed anchor plates. The roof module can be presented in two components to facilitate its installation. The union of both components forms an ideal beam for the elevator mounting hook. The structure is coupled to the light façade profiles (corner profiles) using rivets or self-tapping screws, these profiles being located in the corners, the function of which is to support the cladding panels within guides for this purpose (Figure 10) of any material without the need for auxiliary profiles, with the novelty that inside these guides they can accommodate, in addition to EPDM profiles or other suitable material to guarantee watertightness, bushings (Figure 9) which, thanks to which, enables the replacement of a panel if necessary without the need to remove all the panels that are arranged on it. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)
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