JP2000154627A - Building awning - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a building awning capable of being surely mounted without requiring any labor, time and expense for mounting the awning to a building wall and a column member or a handrail member in a detachable manner. SOLUTION: Distance between the upper end of a post 4 vertical to the lower end of the post 4 and the front end of a veranda is adjusted with a position of an adjusting hole in an L-shaped member 11 and, at the same time, an upper interlock section 10 is interlocked with a sash window frame 2e with an elastic member and is energized backward. By the constitution, even when front and rear positions in the front surface 2b of the ceiling surface 2a of the veranda and a handrail 3 or a floor surface are the same, or even if one of them is projected, since a building awning can be easily mounted, sunlight coming into the veranda 2 or rain water driven thereinto can be prevented.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a support which presses and fixes a ceiling and a floor surface or a handrail of a rain shield, such as a veranda of a building, and an eave and a depot of a Japanese-style building, and two such supports. Both ends are attached to the upper end of the tent, and a tent portion that can extend from the rolled state to the outside of the building, and an arm portion that is attached to the pillar and supports the tip of the tent portion are provided. And an awning for a building in which the tip of a tent is held by an arm.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art In a building such as a high-rise house, a veranda which can be accessed through a glass door is attached to each door, and the lower side of the upper floor veranda serves as a roof, and the lateral position of the outer edge of the roof is the veranda. Because it is the same as the end, direct sunlight or rainwater shines on the inside of the veranda or falls down, so in summer it is not possible to obtain sufficient effect even if the room is cooled due to hot air, or place it on the veranda in rainy weather The thing was exposed to the rain. Similarly, Japanese-style wooden buildings have eaves and depots to protect the room from sunlight and rain. For this reason,
Conventionally, both ends of the tent portion are attached to the upper ends of two pillars fixed by pressing the ceiling and the floor surface or the handrail of a veranda or the like, and the sheet body is extended from the wound tent portion to the outside of the building. There has been an awning for buildings that holds the tip of a sheet body by an arm attached to a column to block direct sunlight or to prevent rainwater from being blown.

[0003]

However, in such an awning, the means for attaching the support is not reliable, and the support and the sheet may become unstable due to the influence of the wind. In addition, the mounting means is not simply something that can be firmly fixed, and damages the building walls, pillar members, or handrail members, which are often rental properties, and requires time, time, and money to install and remove. Was not preferred.

[0004]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION In order to solve such problems, the present invention requires time and effort to attach and remove the awning to and from a building wall, a pillar member or a handrail member.
The aim is to provide a building awning that does not require time and money and that the installation is performed reliably. In other words, the configuration of the invention according to claim 1 includes a pair of right and left pillars that press and fix the ceiling and the floor surface or the handrail of the rain shield part of the building, and both ends are horizontally suspended between the upper ends of the two pillars. A horizontal support, an arm portion attached to the lower end of the support so as to be tiltable forward, and a sheet body for attaching front and rear ends to the arm portion and the horizontal support, respectively. In the awning for a building to be extended, an upper engaging portion on which a locking piece rotates to a vertical position is attached to the upper ends of the both columns, and a rear end of the upper engaging portion is engaged with a sash frame. At the same time, an elastic rope provided with a key portion to be attached is connected, and at the lower ends of the two posts, a fixing member fixed to a floor surface or a handrail is rotatably attached, and an arm portion is rotatably attached to the fixing member. By being attached, it can protect the building from rain A building for awning, wherein the mounting set arbitrarily the mounting angle of the two struts and the arm portion relative to the fixed member even if the different longitudinal positions of the ceiling and floor or handrail. Here, the rain protection part of the building is not limited to a member only for the purpose of rain protection protruding from the side wall of the building.
Includes sunshade and windshield components, and is located on the first floor outside, such as on the veranda ceiling of each high-rise building, eaves and eaves of Japanese-style wooden buildings, small eaves and eaves attached to the top of window members, and commercial facilities. Targets simple exhibition halls.

[0005] In particular, the sheet body is housed in a tent part that can be rolled up and down in a stretchable manner, and the tent part is attached to a horizontal support and is wound up from an opening of the tent part. It is desirable that the tip of the sheet body to be used is a building awning attached to the tip of the arm. Furthermore, as described in claim 3, the sheet body of the awning for a building is provided with a slit along the direction of extension, and the air blown to the sheet body in the extended state is released from the slit and covers the slit. Preferably, a strip-shaped cover member is sewn to the sheet body at the upper end and the lower end of the slit to prevent rainwater or the like from falling from the slit. According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, in the sheet body, a tip rod is attached to a veranda inner end, and the tip rod is engaged with the upper engaging portion in a state where the tip rod is extended to the outside of the veranda, while the veranda is outside. In the state of being housed from above, it may be a building awning that draws the tip bar inward of the veranda, whereby the winding member becomes unnecessary, and the number of upper parts is reduced, so that it is more securely fixed. Further, as described in claim 5, a sheet member housed from the outside of the veranda by attaching a sliding member to the column so as to be movable in a vertical direction, and fixing both ends of the tip bar to the sliding member. The sheet can be stored in a state parallel to the building wind by making the awning for a building that draws the tip bar of the support member toward the lower end of the column.

According to a sixth aspect of the present invention, a leaf spring is fixed to a rear end of the upper engaging portion, and a non-slip member is attached to a surface of the leaf spring that contacts a wall surface. The front end of the sheet body bulges in an arc shape, while being securely fixed to the wall surface.
Since the bag stitching portion into which the tip bar of the arm portion is inserted is sewn in a conical shape, the arc-shaped tip stick slides on the bag stitching portion by the rotation of the arm portion. An excellent decorative design can be added to the front end.

On the other hand, another construction of the invention relating to the awning for a building, which is also aimed at improving the mounting structure, comprises a pillar which presses and fixes the ceiling and the floor or the handrail of the veranda, and a pillar 2 which is fixed. A tent portion, both ends of which are suspended between the upper ends of the book, and which can be extended to the outside of the veranda from the rolled state; and an arm portion attached to the support post to support the tip of the tent portion. In a building awning that extends outward and holds the front end of a sheet body with an arm portion, an upper engaging portion that is attached to the top end of the veranda is attached to the upper end of the support, and the upper engaging portion is short. An L-shaped member having an adjustment hole for fitting the upper end of the support post into the long side and making the adjustment hole guided in the longitudinal direction; Destination A locking member projecting from the locking claw to,
An urging member for pressing the locking claw against the veranda ceiling,
The distance between the upper end of the column perpendicular to the lower end and the front end of the veranda is L
A awning for a building, wherein the awning is adjusted at a position of an adjusting hole of a character-shaped member, and an upper engaging portion is engaged with a sash window frame by an elastic member and biased rearward. According to the invention of another awning for a building, the distance between the upper end of the pillar perpendicular to the lower end of the pillar and the front end of the veranda is adjusted at the position of the adjustment hole of the L-shaped member, and the upper engaging portion is formed by the elastic member. Since the sash is engaged with the window frame and urged backward, the front and rear positions of the veranda ceiling surface and the handrail or floor surface may be the same. Because it can be easily installed, it is possible to avoid the sunshine and rainwater falling into the veranda. In particular, at the lower end of the pillar that presses the handrail of the veranda, a mounting part fixed to the handrail at an arbitrary angle, and a support lower support having a support receiving part fixed to the mounting part at an arbitrary angle. Built awnings for buildings are desirable. Accordingly, the building awning includes, at the lower end of the column that presses the handrail of the veranda, a mounting portion fixed to the railing at an arbitrary angle, and a column receiving portion fixed to the mounting portion at an arbitrary angle. Since the support lower support is provided, the awning for buildings can be provided at a low cost with a simple structure.

[0008]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS A awning for a building according to the present invention will be described below in detail with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a state in which two sets of veranda awnings are attached to a building. Reference numeral 1 denotes awnings installed on the handrail 3 side of the veranda 2, and a pair of left and right columns 4, 4 fixed between the handrail 3 and a ceiling surface 2 a serving as a lower surface of the veranda on the upper floor.
And a tent portion 5 having both ends suspended between the upper ends of the two columns and extending out of the veranda from the winding state, and an arm portion attached to each of the columns 4 and 4 to support the tip of the tent portion 5. 6, the sheet body 5 a of the tent section 5 is extended outside the veranda, and the tip of the sheet body 5 a is held by the arm section 6. Side poles 7a for maintaining the spacing between the columns are respectively mounted between the columns 4 and 4 in parallel with the tent section 5 and near the arm section 6 via brackets 8a. A screw hole is drilled at the lower end of the support 4, and a U-shaped fixing member 9 attached to the upper end of the handrail 3 is attached with its opening downward, and the support 4 is attached to the protrusion at the upper end.
Are screwed, so that the column 4 can be tilted in and out of the veranda 2.

FIG. 2 shows an upper engaging portion 10 attached to the upper end of the column 4 for engaging with the tip of the ceiling surface 2a of the veranda, and the lower end of the column 4 is attached to the handrail 3 of the veranda 2. FIG. 6 is a side view showing a U-shaped fixing member 20 attached for this purpose. The upper engaging portion 10 includes an L-shaped member 11 that comes into contact with the ceiling, a guide member 12 in which the L-shaped member 11 is loosely fitted so that the L-shaped member 11 can be slid back and forth, and a base end of which is fixed to the column 4. A guide shaft 13 having a tip inserted through a guide hole formed in the long side 11b of the L-shaped member 11;
And a coil spring 14 which is loosely fitted to the L-shaped member 11 and presses the L-shaped member 11 upward. L-shaped member 11 has short side 11a
A guide groove 11c for sliding the guide member 12 back and forth on the long side 11b,
A guide hole 13a formed in the longitudinal direction for sliding the guide shaft 13 is provided. The lower end of the guide member 12 is formed integrally with the tent portion 5, and the sheet member 5 a is rolled in from the opening of the tent portion 5 facing the outside of the veranda 2. An attachment hole 18a is formed in the rear surface of the bracket 8a, and a sash window 2d attached to the wall surface is provided.
The base end of a rubber rope 18 to which a hook member 18d is attached is hooked to a locking member 18c engaged with the outer frame 2e.

The procedure for installing the veranda awning will be described. First, the U-shaped fixing member 20 is attached to the handrail 3 of the veranda 2.
Insert and fix. Next, the lower end of the support 4 is screwed to the upper end of the U-shaped fixing member 20, and the small diameter portion 4 b of the support 4 is changed to the large diameter portion 4.
a, lift it upwards and set it vertically.
Is adjusted by pressing the length upward to fix the length.
Next, the second support column 4 is similarly installed, and the tent portion 5 is attached between the upper ends of the support columns 4 and 4 when vertically lifted, and the second support column 4 is pressed upward and fixed. Finally, the rubber rope 18 is stuck between the outer frame 2e of the sash window 2d. A procedure for extending the sheet member 5a of the tent section 5 when the sun ray enters or rain starts is described. The tip bar 5e attached to the tip of the sheet member 5a is engaged with the opening of the tent portion 5, and the sheet member 5a can be extended by pulling out the tip bar 5e. In the pulled-out state, an arch bone (not shown) is inserted into the bag portion of the sheet body, and the base end portion is inserted and fixed in the tent portion 5, while both ends of the tip rod 5 e are screwed to the tip end of the arm portion 6. . The procedure for removing the installed veranda awning 1 and the procedure for accommodating the extended sheet body 5a are the reverse of the above-described procedures.

FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing a state in which a veranda awning according to another embodiment is mounted. The awning 1 installed on the handrail 3 side of the veranda 2 has a pair of columns 4, 4 whose upper ends are fixed to a ceiling surface 2 a serving as the lower surface of the veranda on the upper floor.
Is fixed to the floor 2c. Two pillars 4, 4
Between the upper ends of the tents 5, both ends of a tent portion 5 that can be extended from the rolled state to the outside of the veranda are suspended, and the sheet members 5a that are attached to the columns 4 and 4 and extend from the tent portion 5, respectively.
The sheet member 5a of the tent part 5 is extended to the outside of the veranda by the arm part 6 supporting the tip of the tent. In addition, side poles 7a, 7b, 7c for maintaining the interval between the columns are provided between the columns 4, 4 in parallel with the tent portion 5, respectively.
The brackets 8a, 8b, and 8c are fitted near the arm 6 and at the location where the handrail 3 is attached. As described above, the side poles 7a, 7b, and 7c that maintain the spacing between the pillars not only securely fix the pillars 4 but also can be used as a substitute for a hanging pole for hanging laundry, and a net for pigeons can be put on. I can put it. The side poles can be installed not only between the columns 4 but also between the arms 6 and 6. Also, the side poles can be detached from the columns 4 and the arms 6 so that the side poles can be attached and removed according to the weather. It can be detached, and the pole 4 and the arm 6 can also serve as side poles. Further, as shown in FIG. 4, which shows a partially enlarged view, a bracket 8c located in the middle of the column 4 is provided with a belt 8 for attaching to a handrail 3 formed of a metal bar in a fence shape.
d is inserted and hung on the handrail 3. Further, the side pole 7c and the handrail 3 can be assisted by the belt 8e between the columns 4 and 4. Reference numeral 8f denotes an auxiliary support member for supporting the distance between the handrail 3 and the support 4 at positions other than the upper and lower ends of the support 4 in an auxiliary manner.

FIG. 5 is an explanatory view of the upper engaging portion 10 attached to the upper end of the column 4 to be attached to the tip of the ceiling of the veranda. It is enlarged and displayed for the arm 6. Upper engaging part 1
Reference numeral 0 denotes an L-shaped member 11 that contacts the short side 11a that contacts the front surface 2b of the veranda 2 and that allows the support 4 to pass through the long side 11b.
And an engaging piece 15 having a claw portion 15a which is swingably attached to the short side 11a of the L-shaped member 11 and has a claw 15a at the tip end which penetrates the support post 4 and engages with the ceiling surface 2a similarly to the L-shaped member 11.
A coil spring 14 loosely fitted to the column 4 between the engaging piece 15 and the L-shaped member 11; a retaining member 16 at the uppermost end of the column 4 to contact the ceiling surface 2a; 1
7a, tighten the screws and fix them to secure the tent member 5
7. L-shaped member 1 of upper engaging portion 10
The bracket 8a sandwiched between the bracket 1 and the stopper member 17 is formed integrally with the tent portion 5, and below the tent portion 5,
A base end mounting portion 5c of a tension member 5b for attaching an arcuate arch to the sheet body 5a is provided. Have been. An attachment hole 18a is formed in the rear surface of the bracket 8a, and the rubber rope 18 is connected to an engagement member attached to an outer frame of a sash window attached to a wall surface. The arm part 6 is a large diameter part 6
The base end of a is rotatably attached to the support column 4, and the small diameter portion 6b is inserted from the front end thereof so as to be extendable and contractible. The weight of the sheet body 4 is triangularly supported by an auxiliary arm 6d having a base end attached to a bracket 6c attached to the column 4 above the base end of the diameter portion 6a.

FIG. 6 shows the handrail 3 of the veranda 2 and the ceiling surface 2.
a when the front surface 2b of the upper part 2a projects forward.
FIG. 5 is an explanatory diagram when 0 is attached, and is shown more simply than FIG. For the bracket 8a inserted into the support 4,
The L-shaped member 11 and the attachment piece 15 are located forward of the case shown in FIG. 5, and are drilled in the longitudinal direction for inserting the support 4 into the guide hole 13 a of the L-shaped member 11 and the attachment piece 15. Since the guiding hole 15b has an elliptical shape having a diameter equal to or greater than the diameter of the column 4 in the longitudinal direction, the column 4 can be moved rearward so as to be vertical along the guiding holes 13a and 15b.

FIG. 7 is a bottom view showing the extended sheet body 5a of FIG. 5 from below. A tent portion 5 is mounted between the upper ends of the columns 4 and 4, the ends of which are laid horizontally via brackets 8 a. The arch that is supported and protrudes upward from the sheet member 5a is formed by inserting the base end into the attachment portion 5c and pressing the leading end back by the tension member 5b that is inserted into the bag portion 5d of the sheet member 5a. I have. A tension member 5b is attached to the middle of the columns 4 and 4, and the L-shaped member 11 is directly attached to the tent section 5 without the intervention of the bracket 8a.

FIG. 8 shows a ceiling surface 2a and a floor surface 2c of the veranda 2.
FIG. 4 is an explanatory view of a support column 4 for pressing and fixing the support 4. A leg 4c is fitted into the lower end of the column 4 that presses the floor surface, and the stability is enhanced by a flat plate portion that directly contacts the floor surface. The lower part of the support 4 is formed in the large diameter part 4a, the small diameter part 4b is inserted from the upper end of the large diameter part 4a, and a screw is screwed into a stop hole formed stepwise along the longitudinal direction beside the large diameter part 4a. Is screwed so as to tighten the small-diameter portion 4b, so that the height of the support 4 can be adjusted. A retaining member 16 that comes into contact with and presses the ceiling surface 2a is fitted into the upper end of the small diameter portion 4b.

FIG. 9 shows another embodiment of the arm portion 6. The arm portion 6 is formed in a square bar shape without expansion and contraction, and has a base end rotatably mounted in a vertical direction via a bracket 6 e fastened to the support column 4. The auxiliary arm 6d is formed by bending a wire. The base end is rotatably attached to the arm portion 6 side. When the sheet body 5a is triangularly supported, a plurality of hook-like portions at the distal end of the auxiliary arm 6d are formed in the support column 4. Insert it into the insertion hole and fix it. A hole for inserting the tip rod 5e of the sheet member 5a is formed at the tip of the arm part 6, and the tip rod 5e inserted and projected on the opposite side is screwed with a screw 6f.
To support the sheet member 5a.

FIG. 10 shows another embodiment of the U-shaped fixing member 9 and the bracket 8c for fixing the handrail 3 and the column 4 when the handrail 3 is not a horizontal bar but a wall. An insertion hole 9 for hooking the rope of the bracket 8c is provided inside the fixing member 9 having the opening fitted into the handrail 3.
a is provided. Thus, by tightening the belt 8d, the intermediate portion of the column 4 can be fixed to the handrail 3.

FIG. 11 is an explanatory view showing a state where a veranda awning according to another embodiment is attached. Veranda 2
The awning 1 installed on the side of the handrail 3 has a pair of columns 4, 4 whose upper ends are fixed via an L-shaped member 11 to the ceiling surface 2 a serving as the lower surface of the veranda on the upper floor, and the lower ends of which are fixed to the upper end of the handrail 3. I have. Horizontal support 4d between the two supports 4 and 4
And a rear end of one sheet body 5a is attached to the horizontal support 4d, and a front end of the sheet body 5a is supported by an arm portion 6 formed in a U-shape similarly to the support 4 and the horizontal support 4d. Have been. Since the horizontal support 4d is long in the horizontal direction, it is fixed to the ceiling surface 2a using the L-shaped member 11 even in the center, and the arm 6 is also supported by the auxiliary arm 6d near the center.

FIG. 12 is a side view of FIG. Since the sheet member 5a is not extended, the vicinity of the center portion, which is folded between the column 4 and the arm portion 6, hangs down. The upper engaging portion 10 attached to the upper end of the column 4 is engaged with the short side 11a that contacts the front surface 2b of the veranda 2, the long side 11b that is inserted into the upper end of the column 4, and the outer frame 2e of the sash window 2d. And an engagement hole 18a for connecting the attached rubber rope 18. The lower part of the column 4 is formed in a large diameter portion 4a.
The small diameter portion 4b is inserted from the upper end of the support 4 to adjust the height of the column 4. The lower end of the column 4 and the lower end of the arm 6 are rotatably supported by a lower end fixing portion 9 via a rotation shaft.

FIG. 13 shows the front surface 2b of the ceiling surface 2a and the handrail 3
(A) shows the case where the horizontal position is the same as (a), while the case where the ceiling projects forward from the handrail 3 of the veranda 2 (b)
It is explanatory drawing which shows the comparison of the attachment means which attaches the upper fastening part 10 to the case where it cannot be attached to a ceiling and the wall with a sash window is used (c). (B) is to be attached to the front surface 2b protruding forward from the handrail 3 of the veranda 2;
The L-shaped member 11 is located at the front and follows the
The arm 6 is also inclined forward as shown in FIG.
(C), for example, there is no veranda on the upper floor, such as the top floor of a building, which serves as a ceiling. Is rotated by 90 degrees around the center and brought into contact with the wall, and finally fixed by the rubber rope 18 and the auxiliary rope 18b. In FIG. 13, the sheet member 5a is housed in the tent portion 5 which can be taken up freely, and the tent portion 5 is attached to the bracket 8a with the bolts 8g. It can be easily attached and detached to prevent the sheet body 5a from becoming dirty with dust floating in the air when it is not extended and used, or to enjoy it by replacing it with a sheet body with a different pattern / pattern etc. it can.

FIG. 20 shows a modification of the upper engaging portion 10 shown in FIG. 13. In the case of FIG. 13, the short side 11a is foldably attached to the long side 11b and is brought into contact with a vertical surface. 20 is folded and overlapped as shown in FIG. 20 (c), whereas the folding member 11e of FIG. 20 is bent in an L-shape on the side and entirely in a U-shape. Because it is rotatably attached to 10,
In the case of folding and overlapping as shown in FIG.
It is housed in a groove engraved at 0, and can be brought into contact with a wall surface at the same contact upper surface of the upper engaging portion 10 as in (a) and (b). Reference numeral 11f denotes a leaf spring having one end fixed to the rear end of the upper engaging portion 10 and a non-slip member 11g attached to the bent wall surface, and a rubber rope 18 attached to the rear end of the leaf spring 11f. Or the attachment hole 1 of the auxiliary rope 18b
8a. As a result, the upper surface of the upper engaging portion 10 can be brought into contact with the wall surface at the contact upper surface, so that the leaf spring 11f can be temporarily stopped at the time of assembling so as not to fall down, and the leaf spring 11f can slide even after the assembling. Since the stopper member 11g is pressed, the degree of fixation to the wall surface can be increased.

FIG. 14 is an explanatory view showing a state where the sheet member 5a of FIG. 12 is extended. Between the two upper ends of the pillars 4 and 4, a tent part 5 whose both ends are laterally inserted is inserted into a bracket 8a, and the bracket 8a is fixed to the pillar 4 respectively. The distal end of the extended sheet body 5 a is supported by the arm 6. Although not shown, as shown in FIG.
By attaching the tension member 5b having the base end inserted into the attachment portion 5c and the tip end inserted into the bag portion 5d of the sheet body 5a, the sheet body 5a is pushed upward to form a convex arch. be able to.

FIG. 15 is an explanatory view showing the extended sheet body 5a of FIG. 14 from the same direction as that of FIG. A string-shaped hook-and-loop fastener 5f is sewn to the front and rear ends of the sheet body 5a, and a folding metal fitting 5g is attached to the back surface of the sheet body 4 inside the sewn portion. And horizontal support 4
When attaching the sheet body 5a to the d and the arm 6, the horizontal support 4d and the arm 6 are aligned with the back surfaces of the front and rear ends of the sheet 5a, and the hook-and-loop fastener 5f is attached to the horizontal support 4d.
Then, the sheet body 5a is folded back toward the center so as to surround the arm part 6, and the lateral support 4d and the arm part 6 are sandwiched between the back surface of the sheet body 5a and the hook-and-loop fastener 5f. Next, the mounting operation is completed by inserting the front end of the hook-and-loop fastener 5f into the turn-back metal fitting 5g and turning it back to immobilize the hook-and-loop fasteners 5f.
Removal is very easy. Note that a window is formed in the sheet body 4 in order to avoid the short side 11a of the L-shaped member 11 and the attachment portion of the auxiliary arm 6d.

Further, as another embodiment of the sheet member, a slit or a notch portion is provided in the sheet member along the extending direction of the sheet member, so that the wind blown to the sheet member in the extended state is released from the slit or the like. Therefore, an excessive load is not applied to the upper engaging portion of the column and the U-shaped fixing member. In addition, both ends of the slit are sewn to the sheet at the upper and lower ends of the slit, and a strip-shaped cover member that overlaps or covers the slit can be prevented from falling down from the slit. .

FIG. 16 is an explanatory view showing a state in which a veranda awning according to another embodiment is attached. In this embodiment, when the sheet body 5a is not extended to the outside of the veranda, the sheet body 5a does not wind up the inside edge of the veranda, but is allowed to extend to the inside of the veranda, thereby reducing the number of parts and increasing the number of parts. It is possible to reduce the weight and reduce the possibility of failure, thereby making maintenance and inspection work easier. The upper engaging portion 10 attached to the upper end of the column 4
A short side 11a contacting the front surface 2b of the veranda 2;
Hole 18 for connecting the long side 11b fitted to the upper end of the rubber frame 18 to the rubber rope 18 fixed to the outer frame 2e of the sash window 2d.
a. The lower end of the arm portion 6 is rotatably supported by the lower end fixing portion 9 via a rotation shaft. In a state in which the arm portion 6 is tilted to the outside of the veranda and the sheet member 5a is extended, both ends of the tip rod 5e attached to the inner end of the veranda of the sheet member 5a are connected to the upper engaging portions 10 attached to the columns 4, 4, respectively. I'm moored. Then, when storing the advanced sort body 5a, the tip bar 5e is pulled down as shown by the arrow A, and the veranda outside end of the sheet body 5a is pulled until the arm 6 is in a vertical state. Then, the pulled-down tip rod 5e is moved in the direction shown by the arrow B, and the outer frame 2 of the sash window 2d to which the rubber rope 18 is connected.
The awning can be housed by engaging with another rubber rope 18a attached to e.

FIG. 17 is an explanatory diagram viewed from the plane of FIG. 16 for explaining the sheet member 5a. The upper end of the side pole 7a bridged between the two upper engaging portions 10, 10 may be coated with a slippery substance because the sheet body 5a slides, or the side pole 7a may be covered with a rolling member or a cylindrical member. .

FIG. 18 is an explanatory view showing a state in which a veranda awning according to another embodiment is attached to FIG. In this embodiment, the sheet body 5a that does not extend to the outside of the veranda is drawn toward the sash window 2d in the embodiment shown in FIG. 16, whereas the sheet body 5a in FIG. 18 is pulled down downward. The sheet body 5a is held in parallel with the building wind blown up from below, and can be prevented from being rolled up and fluttering in the building wind. The upper engaging portion 10 attached to the upper end of the column 4 is engaged with the short side 11a that contacts the front surface 2b of the veranda 2, the long side 11b that is inserted into the upper end of the column 4, and the outer frame 2e of the sash window 2d. And an engagement hole 18a for connecting the attached rubber rope 18. The lower part of the column 4 is formed in a large diameter portion 4a.
The small diameter portion 4b is inserted from the upper end of the large diameter portion 4 and the height of the column 4 is adjusted, and the column 4 can be securely fixed by being pressed upward by the screw portion 4e at the lower end of the large diameter portion 4a. Also,
The lower end of the arm portion 6 is rotatably supported by a lower end fixing portion 9 via a rotation shaft. The structure for fixing the support column 4 is not limited to the structure shown in FIG.
It can be widely used in each of the embodiments. A sliding member 4f is vertically movably fitted into the small diameter portion 4b of the column 4, and the sliding members 4f, 4f attached to the columns 4, 4, respectively.
Tip rod 5 attached to veranda inside end of sheet body 5a
Since both ends of e are fixed, the sliding members 4f, 4f and the tip rod 5e can move up and down integrally. As a result, the arm portion 6 is tilted to the outside of the veranda, and the sheet member 5a is tilted.
Is extended, both ends of the tip rod 5e of the sheet member 5a are held at positions where the sliding members 4f, 4f are stopped at the upper end of the small diameter portion 4b. Next, when storing the advanced sort body 5a, when the tip rod 5e is pulled down, the sliding members 4f, 4f at both ends also slide down the small diameter portion 4b.

FIG. 19 shows a state in which the awning is placed on an outdoor table which is a kind of building. The outdoor table has no sunshade or windshield, and the upper end of the column is not fixed but can be included in a building to which the awning is attached by firmly fixing the lower end. At both ends of the long base member 19 placed or screwed on the table surface, columns 4 and 4 are erected, respectively.
A pair of arms 6 and 6 are rotatably attached to the left and right of each support 4. An upper bracket 20 is fixed to the upper end of each support 4, and side poles 7 a, 7 a are provided between the upper brackets 20 at both ends of the base member 19. Reference numeral 21 denotes a long ceiling cover. Reference numerals 5a and 5a denote sheet members, one end of which is attached to the tip of the arm portion 6, which passes over the side pole 7a, and the other end of which is attached to the lower sliding member 4f. The sliding member 4f is slidably inserted into the column 4, and the tip bar 5e of the sheet body 5a is integrally fixed between the two sliding members 4f.
The awning is used by pulling down the sheet member 5a so as to cover the table surface as shown by the solid line in FIG. 19, and when necessary, by sliding the sliding member 4f as shown by the two-dot chain line.
Can be pulled down to lift the sheet member 5a. The place for placing the awning is not limited to the outdoor table, it can be placed on a wagon that displays products, the awning itself can be made larger like a tent, and it can be placed on the ground on both sides of the wagon. Posts can be placed on the stalls to allow people in the stalls to move under the seat.

FIG. 21 is an explanatory view showing a state in which a veranda awning according to another embodiment is attached to the arm shown in FIGS. 16 and 18, and FIG. 21 (a) projects the sheet body 5a outside the veranda. (B) is a state where the sheet body 5a is accommodated inside. The arm 6 shown in FIGS. 16 and 18 has a rod shape, and when the sheet body 5a made of cloth is wound up, the arm 6 rotates about the lower end. The sheet body 5a is extended to the outside of the veranda by a sheet aggregate 5h rotatably mounted and having a lower end fixed to the sheet body 5a.
When the sheet member 5a is accommodated, the sheet member 5a that has been extended is positioned between the struts 4 and 4 by folding the sheet member 5a by a rotating portion formed in the middle of the arm portion. . Thereby, the sheet body 5a
Can be a blindfold member from the outside. At the lower end of the support column 4, a leg portion 4c is formed to open downward in a U-shape, and is inserted into the handrail of the veranda, and the lower portion of the support column 4 has a large diameter portion 4a.
The small diameter portion 4b is inserted from the upper end of the large diameter portion 4a. Also,

FIG. 22 is a partially exploded perspective view of the vicinity of the upper engaging portion 10 of FIG. 21, and the upper end of the sheet aggregate 5h is fixed to the upper engaging portion 10 fitted to the upper end of the column 4. A T-shaped bracket 5i is rotatably mounted, and the T-shaped bracket 5i is inserted through the winding core 5 of the sheet body 5a.
j is screwed. A tip bar 5e of a sheet body 5a is fitted to a lower end of the sheet aggregate 5h, and a lower end of a bendable arm portion 6 is rotatably attached.

FIG. 23 is an explanatory view of a veranda awning according to another embodiment for the upper engaging portion 10 shown in FIGS. 13 and 20 and the like. FIG. 23 (a) shows the longitudinal direction of the sheet member 5a. FIG. 13 and FIG. 2 are explanatory diagrams omitting an intermediate portion.
The upper engaging portions 10 such as 0 are basically fixed to the upper ends of the two columns, respectively, and the tent portion 5 is erected between the two upper engaging portions 10. In the form, the upper engaging portion 30 is elongated, the contact area in contact with the wall surface is increased, the stability at the time of attachment is increased, and the degree of fixation to the column 4 can be increased. The support columns 4 are rotatably mounted on pivot shafts 31 protruding from both ends of the upper engaging portion 30, respectively, and a tent mounting portion 32 on which the tent portion 5 is installed is provided on both lower surfaces of the upper engaging portion 30. ,
32 protrude from the sheet body 5a. (B)
Is an explanatory view of a state where the sheet body 5a is extended outward,
(C) is an explanatory view of a state in which the upper engaging portion 10 is in contact with the vertical wall surface. Even if the mounting angle of the column is changed, the upper engaging portion 10 and the tent portion 5 can maintain a vertical positional relationship, and the anti-slip members 11g provided on the upper surface and the lower surface of the upper engaging portion 10 surely attach to the wall surface. You can abut.

FIG. 24 is an explanatory view schematically showing a veranda awning according to another embodiment of the sheet member 5a shown in FIG. 17 with the sheet member 5a and the arm portion 6; ) Is to rotate the arm part 6 in the vertical state and
It is a front view in the state where a was stored, and (b) is the side view. The planar shape of the sheet member 5a shown in FIG. 17 is rectangular, but the sheet member 5a shown in FIG. 24 has a shape that bulges outward in an arc shape with a bulging front end. The tip rod 5e is formed integrally with the rod 5e, and is formed in an arc shape bulging outward while being flush with the two arm portions 6, 6 at both ends. Therefore, the bag sewing portion 5 in which the sheet body 5a is inserted through the tip rod 5e.
The shape of k is a spindle shape or a rugby ball shape, and the tip bar 5e is located on the rear end side of the bag sewing portion 5k when the arm portion 6 is vertical. On the other hand, (c) is a front view in a state where the arm portion 6 is extended outward, and (d) is a side view thereof. As the arm portion 6 is tilted forward, the tip bar 5e slides in the bag sewing portion 5k toward the front end. Finally, in a state where the arm portion 6 extends outward and stops, the tip bar 5e becomes the bag sewing. It is located at the forefront of the portion 5k. Accordingly, even if the front end of the building awning is formed in an arc shape, the building awning can be smoothly extended and stored, so that a decorative decoration can be applied to the front end of the building awning that is conspicuous.

[0033]

As described above, according to the first aspect of the present invention, the upper engaging portion that rotates to the vertical position is attached to the upper ends of the two columns of the awning for the building, and the upper engaging portion is located behind the upper engaging portion. At the end, an elastic rope provided with a key portion engaged with a sash frame is connected, and at the lower ends of the two posts, a fixing member fixed to a floor surface or an upper part of a handrail is rotatably attached, and the fixing member is provided. The arm is rotatably mounted on the porch, so that even if the front and rear positions of the veranda ceiling and the floor surface or the handrail are different, the mounting angle of both the support and the arm with respect to the fixing member is arbitrarily set. Can be attached.

In particular, in the awning for a building according to the second aspect, the sheet body is accommodated in a tent part that can be wound up and down in a stretchable manner. Since the tip of the sheet member wound from the opening of the tent portion is attached to the tip of the arm portion, the tent portion in which the sheet member is wound can be easily exchanged, and time and effort for winding the sheet member each time can be achieved. Can be removed, and can be easily attached and detached, preventing the sheet from becoming dirty when not in use.
You can enjoy it by replacing it with a sheet with a different pattern.

Further, in the awning for a building according to the third aspect, the sheet body is provided with a slit along the direction of extension to allow the wind blown to the sheet body in the extended state to escape, so that the upper engaging portion of the column or The U-shaped fixing member does not give an excessive load, the awning is not broken, and a strip-shaped cover member that covers the slit is sewn to the sheet body at the upper and lower ends of the slit, and the slit is formed. Because it prevents rainwater from falling down, only the wind that fuels the awning can be escaped.

In the awning for a building according to the fourth aspect, the sheet body has a tip bar attached to the inner end of the veranda, and the tip bar is attached to the upper engaging portion in a state of extending to the outside of the veranda. On the other hand, when housed from the outside of the veranda, the awning may be a building awning that pulls the tip bar inward of the veranda, thereby eliminating the need for a winding member, reducing the number of upper parts, and more securely fixing. .

Further, in the awning for a building according to the fifth aspect, a sliding member is movably attached to the support column in the up-down direction, and both ends of the tip bar are fixed to the sliding member. By using the awning for buildings that draws the tip bar of the sheet body stored from the bottom toward the lower end of the pillar, the sheet body is stored in a state parallel to the building wind, preventing the members from being damaged by the wind it can.

In the awning for a building according to claim 6, a leaf spring is fixed to a rear end of the upper engaging portion, and a non-slip member is attached to a surface where the leaf spring comes into contact with a wall surface. By this, while being fixed securely to the wall,
In the awning for a building according to claim 7, since the sheet body has a front end bulging in an arc shape and the bag sewing portion through which the tip bar of the arm portion is inserted is sewn in a conical shape, the rotation of the arm portion is achieved. As a result, the arc-shaped tip bar slides on the bag-sewn portion, so that a decorative decoration excellent in design can be added to the front end of the visible awning for a building.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a state where a veranda awning is attached.

FIG. 2 is an explanatory view showing a U-shaped fixing member 20 in an enlarged manner.

FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing a state where a veranda awning according to another embodiment is attached.

4 is a side view showing the upper engaging portion 10 and the U-shaped fixing member 20. FIG.

FIG. 5 is an explanatory view of the upper engaging portion 10.

FIG. 6 is an explanatory view of the upper engaging portion 10 in another mounting method.

FIG. 7 is a bottom view showing the extended sheet body 5a of FIG. 5 from below.

FIG. 8 is an explanatory view of a column 4 that presses and fixes a ceiling surface and a floor surface of a veranda.

FIG. 9 shows another embodiment of the arm 6;

FIG. 10 shows another embodiment of the U-shaped fixing member 9 and the bracket 8c.

FIG. 11 is an explanatory view of a veranda awning according to another embodiment.

FIG. 12 is a side view of FIG. 11;

FIG. 13 is an explanatory view of the upper engaging portion 10 in another mounting method.

FIG. 14 is an explanatory view showing a state where the sheet member 5a of FIG. 12 is extended.

FIG. 15 shows the sheet body 5a extended in FIG.
It is explanatory drawing displayed from the same direction as 1.

FIG. 16 is an explanatory view of a veranda awning according to another embodiment.

FIG. 17 is an explanatory diagram viewed from the plane direction of FIG. 16;

FIG. 18 is an explanatory view of a veranda awning according to another embodiment of FIG.

FIG. 19 is an explanatory diagram of a state where the awning is placed on an outdoor table.

FIG. 20 is an explanatory view of a veranda awning according to another embodiment of FIG.

FIG. 21 is an explanatory view of a veranda awning according to another embodiment with respect to FIG. 16 and the like.

FIG. 22 is a partially exploded perspective view of the vicinity of the upper engaging portion 10 of FIG.

FIG. 23 is an explanatory view of a veranda awning according to another embodiment of FIG.

FIG. 24 is an explanatory view of a veranda awning according to another embodiment of FIG. 17;

[Explanation of symbols]

1. Awning, 2 veranda, 2a ... ceiling surface,
2b front, 2c floor, 2d sash window, 2e
..Outer frame, 3 ... Handrail, 4 ... Post, 4a ...
4b ・ ・ Small diameter part, 4c ・ ・ Leg part, 4d ・ ・ Horizontal support, 4e
..Screw part, 4f..Sliding member, 5.Tent part, 5a
..Seat body, 5b..Tension member, 5c..Base end mounting part, 5d..Bag part, 5e..End bar, 5f ..
Hook-and-loop fastener, 5g, folded metal fittings, 5h, sheet aggregate, 5i, T-shaped bracket, 5j, winding core,
5k ... bag sewing part, 6 ... arm part, 6a ... large diameter part,
6b ··· Small diameter part, 6c ··· Bracket, 6d ··· Auxiliary arm, 6e ··· Bracket, 6f ··· Screw, 7a, 7
b, 7c side bracket, 8a, 8b, 8c bracket, 8d, 8e belt, 8f auxiliary support member, 9 U-shaped fixing member, 9a insertion hole, 10
Upper engaging part, 11 L-shaped member, 11a Short side, 1
1b, long side, 11c, guide groove, 11d, engaging hole,
11e-folding member, 11f-leaf spring, 11g-
・ Non-slip member, 12 ・ ・ Guide member, 13 ・ ・ Induction shaft,
13a guide hole, 14 coil spring, 15 engaging piece, 15a claw portion, 15b guide hole, 16 retaining member, 17 retaining member, 17a bolt,
18, rubber rope, 18a, attachment hole, 18b, auxiliary rope, 18c, locking member, 18d, key member,
19 · · · base member, 20 · · · upper bracket, 21 ·
· Ceiling cover, 30 · · · upper engaging part, 31 · · · rotating shaft,
32. Tent mounting part.

Claims (7)

[Claims] 1. A pair of right and left columns which are fixed by pressing against a ceiling and a floor surface or a handrail of a rain shield of a building, a horizontal column whose both ends are bridged between upper ends of the two columns, and a column. An awning for a building comprising an arm portion attached to the lower end so as to be tiltable forward, and a sheet body for attaching front and rear ends to the arm portion and the lateral support column, respectively, in which the arm portion is inclined forward to extend the sheet body. At the upper ends of the two pillars, an upper engaging portion where the locking piece rotates to a vertical position is attached, and a key portion to be engaged with the sash frame is provided at a rear end of the upper engaging portion. While connecting the elastic rope, the lower ends of the two posts are rotatably mounted with a fixed member fixed to the floor surface or handrail, and an arm portion is rotatably mounted on the fixed member, Between the ceiling and the floor or the handrail of the rain shield of the building Buildings for awning, wherein the attaching by arbitrarily setting the mounting angle of the two struts and the arm portion relative to the fixed member even when the rear position are different. 2. The sheet body is accommodated in a tent part that can be rolled up and down so as to be stretchable, and the tent part is attached to a horizontal support. 2. The awning for a building according to claim 1, wherein the awning is attached to a tip of an arm portion. 3. A strip-shaped cover member, which is provided with a slit in the sheet body along the direction of extension and which allows air blown to the sheet body in the extended state to escape from the slit, and forms a strip-shaped cover member covering the slit. The awning for a building according to claim 1, wherein the upper end and the lower end of the sewn to the sheet body to prevent rainwater or the like from falling down from the slit. 4. The sheet body has a tip bar attached to an inner end of the veranda, and the tip bar is engaged with the upper engaging portion in a state of extending to the outside of the veranda. The awning for a building according to claim 1, wherein the tip bar is drawn toward the inside of the veranda. 5. A sliding member is movably attached to the column in the vertical direction, and both ends of the tip bar are fixed to the sliding member. The awning for a building according to claim 4, wherein the awning is pulled toward a lower end. 6. The awning for a building according to claim 1, wherein a leaf spring is fixed to a rear end of said upper engaging portion, and a non-slip member is attached to a surface of said leaf spring that abuts against a wall surface. 7. A front end of the sheet body bulges in an arc shape, and a bag sewing portion through which a tip bar of an arm portion is inserted is sewn in a conical shape. The awning for a building according to claim 1, wherein the awning slides on the portion.