JP2000129840A - Lower supporter for partition-wall panel - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a lower supporter for a partition-wall panel, in which adjustment to the unevenness of a floor face is facilitated, by which supporting, in which the partition-wall panel is combined rigidly to the floor face surely, is conducted and in which a material is economized. SOLUTION: The lower supporter for the partition-wall panel has the partition-wall panel 1, a pair of support shaft levers 2 screwed near both end sections of the underside of the partition-wall panel, a pair of pedestal members 3 fixed onto a floor face and nuts for fixing fastening the support shaft levers to the pedestal members. Fixed tapped holes are fixed to the lower section of the partition-wall panel, upper screw sections screwed to the fixed tapped hole sections and the diameter expanding sections 17 for rotating operation are formed to the support shaft levers, and the diameter expanding sections placed on the pedestal members are rotated and the partition-wall panel is positioned.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a support device for a lower part of a partition panel, and more particularly to a support device for supporting a lower part of a partition panel used in a booth of a toilet unit or the like on a floor surface in a state where unevenness is adjusted.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, when a partition wall panel is adjusted to a proper position for installation on a floor due to unevenness, it is conventionally disclosed in Japanese Patent Laid-Open No.
As described in Japanese Patent Publication No. 506, an upper and lower telescoping skirting member is prepared, a lower skirting member is attached to a floor surface, and an upper skirting member is attached to a partition panel. After adjusting the height of the adjustment bolts incorporated in the members so that the partition panel is at the proper position, the upper and lower baseboard members are overlapped and joined. Disadvantages of this type of support device are that, in order to predict and adjust the final partition position, height adjustment requires skill and is troublesome, and the number of members is also duplicated, so that the overall material cost increases. Become.
Further, the support state of the support device is relatively weak, and may become unstable with respect to long-term use.

[0003]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION An object of the present invention is to make it easy to adjust the floor surface to unevenness, to provide rigid and reliable support of the partition panel to the floor surface, An object of the present invention is to provide a lower support device for a partition panel in which materials used are reduced.

[0004]

In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, a lower support device for a partition panel according to the present invention comprises a partition panel and a pair of support shafts screwed near both lower end portions of the lower surface of the partition panel. A pair of pedestal members fixed to the floor surface and provided with upper horizontal pieces for mounting the support shaft bars parallel to and spaced from the floor surface, and each of the support shaft bars is fixed to the pedestal member. In a lower support device for a partition panel having a fixing nut, a channel member that opens downward along a lower edge of the partition panel is fixed to the partition panel, and a web near both ends of the channel member is attached to a web. A pair of fixed screw holes are provided, and the support shaft includes an upper screw portion screwed into the fixed screw hole portion, an intermediate thin shaft portion capable of loosely fitting inside the fixed screw hole portion, and a lower screw portion. Is formed, and a rotary tool fitting is provided at a boundary between the intermediate thin shaft portion and the lower screw portion. An enlarged diameter portion having a peripheral edge is formed, and the lower horizontal screw portion of the support shaft on which the enlarged diameter portion is mounted is passed through the upper horizontal piece of the pedestal member. The main feature is that a slot is formed and the fixing nut is screwed to the lower screw portion that has passed.

[0005] In the pedestal member, a lower horizontal piece for fixing the floor, in which an anchor bolt insertion slot is formed, is connected to the upper horizontal piece in a U-shape via a vertical piece. And that they are connected in a Z-shape.

The pedestal member is housed in an upwardly opening groove-shaped cross-section skirting member having a working opening on the side at the pedestal member position, and a top edge of the skirting member is formed of the partition panel. It is characterized by being housed in the channel.

Further, a spacer cap is provided on the fixing screw portion so as to cover the support shaft that penetrates into the partition panel.

[0008]

Embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings. The embodiment shown in the accompanying drawings,
An example of a supporting device for supporting a lower part of a partition panel forming a toilet booth or the like in a unit room as an indoor building on a floor surface is shown. FIGS. 1 to 3 show the support device in a state where the partition panel 1 has been installed on the floor F, and FIG. 4 shows the support device in the middle of installation. Schematically, the present invention provides a pair of support shafts 2, 2 of a partition panel 1 in which a pair of support shafts 2, 2 are screwed near both lower end portions thereof, to a pair of pedestals fixed to a floor surface F. The partition panel 1 is placed on the upper horizontal pieces 4 and 4 of the members 3 and 3, and after rotating the pair of support shafts 2 and 2 to adjust the height, the partition panel 1 is fixed to the base members 3. It is a lower support device. The details will be described below.

In FIG. 1 to FIG. 4, a partition panel 1 forming a toilet booth shown only in a lower part has outer surfaces 5 on both sides.
And the inside is filled with a heat or sound insulating material 6. A channel member 7 that opens downward along the lower edge is fixed to the lower edge of the partition panel 1 so as to close the lower surface, and side edge closing members 8 are disposed on both side edges of the partition panel 1. ing.
A pair of through holes 9 are formed in the web near both ends of the channel member 7. Then, both lower bottom pieces 1 of a hat-shaped metal fitting 12 having a fixed screw hole portion 11 in which a hexagon nut or the like is welded to a top piece 10 with a through hole are provided on the web of the channel member 7 across the through holes 9.
3, 13 are fixed by welding or the like. In the illustrated example, the fixed screw hole 11 is formed by welding a nut to the hat-shaped bracket 12. A pair of through holes 9,
Means for directly welding a nut on the nut 9, means for directly attaching a caulking nut, means for threading burring at the time of drilling the channel member 7, and the like are employed.

An upper screw portion 14 which is screwed into the fixed screw hole portion 11 at an intermediate portion is provided on the support shaft 2 which is screwed into the pair of fixed screw holes 11 and 11 and supports the partition panel 1. An intermediate thin shaft portion 15 for loosely fitting the fixed screw hole portion 11 with a lower screw portion 16 is formed below, and a boundary between the intermediate thin shaft portion 15 and the lower screw portion 16 has an outer peripheral edge for rotating tool fitting. The enlarged diameter part 17 provided is formed. Further, as shown in FIG. 5, a slot 18 into which a driver can be fitted is formed at the lower end of the support shaft 2. As described above, the partition panel 1 is filled with the insulating material 6 inside. However, when the support shaft 2 is screwed into the fixed screw hole 11,
In order to prevent the insulating material 6 from hindering the intrusion of the support shaft 2, a spacer cap 19 for obtaining a space excluding the insulating material 6 is fitted in advance on the fixed screw hole 11. As shown in FIG. 6, the spacer cap body 19 is formed of a synthetic resin or the like so as to have an inlet portion inner periphery that fits into the outer periphery of the hexagon nut that is the fixing screw hole portion 11. The insulating material 6 is filled in a state where the insulating material 6 is fitted in the fixed screw hole portion 11. The support shaft 2 is firstly connected to its upper thread 14
Is screwed into the fixed screw hole 11, and as the screwing proceeds, the intermediate thin shaft portion 15 reaches the fixed screw hole portion 11 soon, is separated from the screwed state, and extends in the length range of the intermediate thin shaft portion 15, that is, upward. Screw part 1
4 and the enlarged diameter portion 17 can slide freely.

It is recommended that the support shaft 2 be carried on site while being mounted on the partition panel 1 in order to save time and effort on site, but the lower part of the support shaft 2 projects from the lower edge of the partition panel 1. In this case, the protruding support rod 2 not only hinders the transportation, but also causes other objects to strike and damage the support rod 2, so that the support rod 2 can be formed within the surface area of the partition panel 1. It is preferable to work in the housed state. In the present invention, the intermediate thin shaft portion 15 is formed on the support shaft 2, and if the electric screwdriver is fitted into the slot 18 of the support shaft 2 and rotated, the fixed screw hole 11 is formed in a short time. Intermediate thin shaft part 15
, And can be instantaneously accommodated in the surface area of the partition panel 1 as shown in the partition panel 1 in FIG. Further, when the range of the intermediate thin shaft portion 15 exists in the fixed screw hole portion 11, the movement thereof is limited by the upper screw portion 14 and the enlarged diameter portion 17, and the support shaft rod 2 may be easily pulled out and lost. There is no. By carrying in the field in this state, it is possible to prevent the above-mentioned obstacles caused by the projection of the support shaft 2. Further, when the partition panel 1 is installed, the upper screw portion 14 can be quickly screwed into the fixed screw portion 11.

On the other hand, on the floor surface F, a position corresponding to the distance between the pair of support shafts 2 and 2 of the partition panel 1 and the positions of the two support shafts 2 and 2 which are adjacent to the adjacent partition panels 1 and 1. Anchor bolts 20 are protrudingly provided at positions corresponding to the intervals, and a baseboard member having a bottom opening 22 and one side working opening 23 and having a groove-shaped cross section which opens upwardly is provided at each of these positions. 21 is placed on the floor F by inserting the anchor bolt 20 into the bottom through hole 22. The pedestal member 3 installed on the baseboard member 21 is made of a high-strength thick material, and in the example shown in FIGS. 1 to 4, the lower horizontal piece 24 along the floor F and the upper horizontal piece 4 are connected in a U-shape by a vertical piece 25. The lower horizontal piece 24 has an anchor bolt insertion slot 26 formed therein, and the upper horizontal piece 4 has a support shaft rod insertion slot 27 formed therein. In the pedestal member 3, the anchor bolt 20 is inserted into the anchor bolt insertion slot 26, and the lower horizontal piece 24 is placed on the bottom of the baseboard member 21 with its position adjusted and placed.
Then, the pedestal nut 28 is tightened and fastened. Pedestal member 3
The upper horizontal piece 4 is located at a position lower than the height of the baseboard member 21, but can be viewed from the working opening 23 of the baseboard member 21.

As shown in FIG. 4, the loaded partition panel 1 is disposed above the baseboard member 21 with the support shaft 2 being considerably accommodated within the surface area thereof. Such an arrangement occurs, for example, in a state where the upper edge of the partition panel 1 is fitted to an upper edge fitting type support device (not shown).
In the case of the upper edge fitting type support, the distance of the upward movement of the partition panel 1 is limited, so that the support shaft 2 is accommodated in the surface area of the partition panel 1 because the lower edge of the partition panel 1 has a width. This helps to easily pass over the upper edge of the wooden member 21. From this arrangement, the support shaft 2 is rotated to screw the upper screw portion 14 into the fixed screw hole portion 11, and the lower end of the support shaft 2 is inserted into the upper horizontal piece 4 of the pedestal member 3 for inserting the support shaft. Slot 27
, And then lower the partition panel 1 so that the support shaft 2
Is placed on the upper horizontal piece 4. In the mounted state, the top edge of the baseboard member 21 is accommodated in the channel 7 of the partition panel 1.

When the rotating tool is rotated by fitting a rotating tool to the enlarged diameter portion 17 of the supporting shaft 2 placed on the base member 3 through the working opening 23, the supporting shaft 2 is rotated by the rotation. Since the fixed screw holes 11 of the partition panel 1 screwed to the upper screw portions 14 of the second partition 2 move up and down, the height of the partition panel 1 is increased by rotating the pair of support shafts 2 and 2 of the partition panel 1. The inclination can be adjusted. Further, since the support shaft 2 can slightly adjust the horizontal position with respect to the support shaft insertion slot 27, even if the floor F is uneven, the rotation of the support shaft 2 can be performed. The position of the partition panel 1 can be adjusted to the normal position by the adjustment and the horizontal position adjustment. Since the position adjustment is performed while observing the behavior of the partition panel 1 by the adjustment operation, more precise adjustment can be performed in a short time. After the position adjustment, the partition panel 1 is adjusted by tightening the fixing nut 29 to the lower screw portion 16 of the support shaft 2 passing through the support shaft insertion slot 27 of the upper horizontal piece 4 of the pedestal member 3. The state is fixed. In this way, the base member 3 is fixed to the floor surface F, and the support shaft 2 screwed to the partition panel 1 is fixed to the base member 3 after the position adjustment, so that the partition panel 1 is rigidly joined to the floor. And can resist external forces. The present invention has a feature that the position can be easily adjusted not only when the partition panel 1 is installed but also after the partition panel 1 is installed.

FIG. 7 shows another example of the pedestal member 3. This example differs from the examples shown in FIGS. 1 to 4 in that the lower horizontal piece 24a and the upper horizontal piece 4 parallel thereto are connected in a Z-shape by vertical pieces 25. In the example shown in FIGS. 1 to 4, since there is a line of action of the stress applied to the support shaft 2 within the range of the lower horizontal piece 24, there is a mechanically reasonable surface. And the lower end of the support shaft 2 is close to each other, so that the operability of tightening the fixing nut 29 is inferior. On the other hand, in the example shown in FIG. 7, an eccentric load exists in which the line of action of the stress applied to the support shaft rod 2 exists outside the range of the lower horizontal piece 24 a. Since the top end position of the anchor bolt 20 and the lower end position of the support shaft 2 are separated from each other, the operability of tightening the fixing nut 29 is improved.

According to the present invention, by providing the work opening 23 in the baseboard member 21, it is possible to easily and precisely adjust the position of the partition panel 1 not only during the installation operation but also after the installation operation. It has been like that. As shown in FIG. 8, the work opening 23 after the completion of the adjustment work is made of a synthetic resin lid member 30 corresponding to the shape of the work opening 23.
Blocked by As shown in FIG.
A parallel cutout groove 31 is formed on the back surface of the reference numeral 0 so that it can be cut out to a height corresponding to the actual height of the working opening 23 at the position adjusted by the same member.
A lid member 30 cut by a cutter or the like along the cut line groove 31 having an optimum height for mounting is prepared. The back side of the lid member is in contact with both side edges and a lower edge thereof and has a working opening 2.
An L-shaped projecting ridge 32 having elasticity is provided so as to be engaged with an edge of the work 3, and the L-shaped projecting ridge 32 is operated by pressing the lid member 30 against the working opening 23. Opening 2
3 are locked to both side edges and the lower edge. In the case of repair work or the like, it is natural that the work opening 23 can be revealed by prying the lid member 30 open.

[0017]

The present invention has the following effects. A. By adopting a means for performing main position adjustment by rotating the support shaft rod screwed to the bottom end of the partition panel from the side surface, which is mounted on a pedestal member fixed to the floor surface, the behavior of the partition panel is reduced. Since the position adjustment is performed while observing, more precise position adjustment can be performed easily in a short time. Further, the position can be easily adjusted not only when the partition panel is installed but also after the partition panel is installed. B. The pedestal member is fixed to the floor surface, and the support shaft screwed to the partition panel is fixed to the pedestal member after position adjustment, so that the partition panel is rigidly joined to the floor and can resist external force. . C. Compared to the conventional method of adjusting the position using upper and lower skirting members to which a load is applied, only a single finishing skirting member is used, so it can be installed at low cost It is.

D. The support shaft is formed with an intermediate thin shaft, and when the support shaft is rotated from the state of being screwed into the upper screw portion, the intermediate thin shaft reaches the fixed screw hole of the partition panel in a short time. Then, the lower part of the support rod is housed so as to freely enter and exit the surface area of the partition panel, and there is no risk of the support rod being easily pulled out and lost in this state. It is possible to prevent the partition panel from protruding from the lower edge and hindering the transportation of the partition panel, and prevent other objects from abutting and causing damage. In addition, even when the partition panel is restricted from moving in the height direction when the partition panel is installed, the partition board can be passed without contacting the upper edge of the baseboard member.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a partially cutaway perspective view showing a lower support device of a partition panel.

FIG. 2 is a vertical sectional view showing a state where a partition panel is installed on a base member.

FIG. 3 is a view showing a state where a partition panel is installed on a base member;
FIG.

FIG. 4 is a vertical sectional view showing a state during installation.

FIG. 5 is a perspective view of a support shaft.

FIG. 6 is a perspective view of a spacer cap body.

FIG. 7 is a vertical sectional view showing another example of the pedestal member.

FIG. 8 is a perspective view showing a working opening of the baseboard member.

FIG. 9 is a perspective view showing a back surface of a cover member of the working opening.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Partition panel 2 Support shaft 3 Base member 4 Upper horizontal piece 7 Channel member 11 Fixed screw hole part 14 Upper screw part 15 Intermediate thin shaft part 16 Lower screw part 17 Enlarged diameter part 19 Spacer cap 21 Baseboard member 23 Work Opening 24, 24a Lower horizontal piece 25 Vertical piece 26 Anchor bolt insertion slot 27 Support shaft rod insertion slot 29 Fixing nut

Claims (5)

[Claims] 1. A partition panel, a pair of support rods screwed near both end portions of a lower edge of the partition panel, and the support rod mounting fixed to a floor surface and parallel to the floor surface at an interval from the floor surface. In a lower support device for a partition panel having a pair of pedestal members having an upper horizontal piece for mounting and a fixing nut for fixing each of the support shafts to the pedestal member, the partition panel includes the partition panel. A channel that opens downward along the lower edge is fixed,
The web near both ends of the channel is provided with a pair of fixed screw holes, and the supporting shaft has an upper screw portion screwed into the fixed screw hole and a free screw hole inside the fixed screw hole. An intermediate thin shaft portion and a lower screw portion that can be fitted are formed, and an enlarged diameter portion having an outer peripheral edge for rotating tool fitting is formed at a boundary between the intermediate thin shaft portion and the lower screw portion, Further, the upper horizontal piece of the pedestal member is provided with a support shaft rod insertion slot through which the lower screw portion of the support shaft on which the enlarged diameter portion is mounted, and the lower screw portion having passed therethrough. A lower part of the partition panel, wherein the fixing nut is screwed to the lower part. 2. A lower horizontal piece for fixing a floor surface, in which an anchor bolt insertion slot is formed, is connected to the upper horizontal piece in a U-shape via a vertical piece on the pedestal member. The lower support device for a partition panel according to claim 1, wherein: 3. The base member has a floor-fixed lower horizontal piece having an anchor bolt insertion slot formed therein, and the lower horizontal piece is connected to the upper horizontal piece in a Z-shape via a vertical piece. The lower support device for a partition panel according to claim 1, wherein: 4. The pedestal member is accommodated in a skirting member having an upwardly open groove-shaped cross-section having a working opening at a side at the pedestal member position, and a top edge of the skirting member is formed of the partition panel. 2. The method according to claim 1, wherein said channel is housed in said channel.
4. The lower support device for a partition panel according to any one of claims 3 to 3. 5. A spacer cap for covering the support shaft which penetrates into the partition panel, is mounted on the fixing screw hole portion.
Item 8. A lower support device for a partition panel according to Item 7.