JP2002129848A - Assembling structure of wooden sash - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To improve the sealing performance of a wooden sash and simplify the assembling process of the wooden sash to provide an expensive wooden sash. SOLUTION: This assembling structure of wooden sash comprises a support frame 10, and a moving frame consisting of an outer sash 70 to which a mounting frame for mounting a seal member on the outer surface of a wood frame movably mounted on the inside of the support frame is integrated and an inner sash 72. The mounting frame 40 to be set near the corner angle part of the moving frame is formed into a single independent part integrally formed with the corner angle part between, and the seal member is mounted on the mounting frame.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an assembling structure of a wooden sash constituting an opening of a house or the like.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art A sash structure constituting windows and doors of a house is composed of a support frame attached to a structural material such as a building, and a moving frame (external shoji, inner shoji) such as a window frame moving inside the support frame. The supporting frame and the moving frame are mutually sealed so that rain and wind from the outside do not enter.

[0003] The performance required of a seal member having a sash structure includes water tightness, air tightness, heat insulation, sound insulation, wind pressure resistance, fire protection and the like. The seal member in the conventional sash structure is as follows. That is, in the horizontal direction, rails for moving the moving frame (external shoji, inner shoji) within the supporting frame are provided on the upper and lower horizontal frames of the supporting frame, and the seal members provided on the upper and lower horizontal frames of the moving frame are provided. It is structured to slide on the rail. On the other hand, in the vertical direction, rails on which the movable frame is fitted are provided on the vertical frames on both sides of the support frame, and for the movable frame, a seal member is provided on the vertical frame on the side that comes into contact with the support frame. There is a structure in which a seal member is disposed on each sliding contact surface at a position where the vertical frames slide, and these seal members slide against each other to seal the vertical direction.

[0004] The sealing members provided on the horizontal and vertical frames of the moving frame described above are provided between the support frame and the moving frame.
And it is provided so as to make a round through the vertical frame of the moving frame at the combining position, and the entire sash is sealed by combining the supporting frame and the moving frame.

Conventionally, steel, aluminum alloys, plastic resins, and the like have been used as sash frame materials. In recent years, examples have been seen in which wood is used for sash frames. Wood has a low thermal conductivity and is aesthetically pleasing, and thus can be said to be a suitable material as a sash frame material.
When wood is used for the frame material of the sash, in order to seal and attach the moving frame to the support frame, an attachment member that fits with the rail of the support frame is incorporated into the frame material to form a sash.

[0006]

By the way, the moving frame is formed into a rectangular frame shape by combining the horizontal frame and the vertical frame. As described above, each of the moving frames is provided in the horizontal frame and the vertical frame of the moving frame. The sealing member must be continuous. However, in the case of a wooden sash, when assembling the horizontal frame and the vertical frame of the moving frame into a rectangle, it is structurally necessary to combine the mounting members near the corners of the moving frame and assemble the seal member in a continuous form. And it was difficult in terms of work, and the performance of the seal structure in the wooden sash could not be sufficiently satisfied.

FIG. 8 is an explanatory view showing an example of a structure near an upper corner of a conventional moving frame. In the conventional wooden sash, as shown in FIG. 8, seal members 94 and 96 provided on the horizontal frame 20 of the moving frame are fixed to the grooves 86 by seal members 90 and 92, and the rails of the support frame are provided. (Not shown) and the sealing members 94 and 96 are in sliding contact with each other. On the other hand, a seal member 84 disposed on the vertical frame 24 of the moving frame is attached to an auxiliary member 80 for mounting a seal having a door stopper steadying function of the moving frame, and is attached to the groove 86 together with another auxiliary member 82. Fixed, sealing member 84 and support frame rail (not shown)
And sliding contact. In the sealing process between the moving frame and the support frame 10, the seal member 84 of the vertical frame and the seal member 94 of the horizontal frame are not continuous, and the performance of the seal structure is not sufficiently achieved.

In the case of a conventional sash sealing process, in the case of a frame material made of an aluminum alloy or a plastic resin, it is structurally necessary to form a groove for directly installing a seal member in the frame material.
Technically possible. On the other hand, when wood is used for the frame material, it may be structurally and technically difficult to machine the groove for directly installing the seal member on the frame material. Is used to form a mounting part as a part for mounting the seal member, and this is incorporated in the frame material. At the corners of the moving frame for combining the mounting members, complicated processing for combining the mounting members must be performed, which complicates the work of assembling the wooden sash and increases the manufacturing cost of the wooden sash. was there.

The present invention has been made to solve the problem in the sealing structure of the corner portion in such a conventional wooden sash structure. The wooden sash structure is made up of parts according to functions, and the wooden sash structure is provided with a horizontal frame and a movable frame. An object of the present invention is to make connecting work with vertical frames and sealing work thereof reliable and easy, thereby reducing the manufacturing cost of a wooden sash.

[0010]

To solve the above-mentioned problems, the present invention has the following arrangement. That is, a support frame,
In the assembly structure of a wooden sash having a movable frame (a sliding door, an inner sliding door) composed of a horizontal frame and a vertical frame that can be movably mounted inside the support frame, a seal processing portion near a corner of the moving frame is attached. It is characterized in that a movable frame is constructed by separately assembling a separately prepared mounting frame and a mounting member connected to the mounting frame and provided with a seal member. Further, after assembling the mounting frame and the mounting member of the moving frame, the outer peripheral portion and the combined portion of the outer sash and the inner sash are continuously sealed.

[0011]

Preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described below in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. FIG. 1 is a diagram showing one embodiment of a wooden sash according to the present invention as viewed from the indoor side. In FIG. 1, a support frame 10 fixedly installed on a structural material of a building includes an upper horizontal frame 12, a lower horizontal frame 14, a left vertical frame 16,
The right vertical frame 18 forms a rectangle. An outer sash 70 and an inner sash 72 are arranged on the support frame 10 as a movable frame that can reciprocate in the support frame in the left-right direction. The outer sash 70 and the inner sash 72 are both formed in a rectangular shape, and are respectively upper horizontal frames 20, 30, lower horizontal frames 22, 32, left vertical frames 24, 34, and right vertical frames 26, 3.
6, upper left corners 40 and 50, upper right corners 42 and 52, lower right corners 44 and 54, and lower left corners 46 and 56. There are various types of sashes other than the configuration shown in the present embodiment, and it goes without saying that the contents of the present invention can be applied to those sashes.

The upper horizontal frame 12 and the lower horizontal frame 14 of the support frame are provided with guide rails (not shown) so that the outer sash 70 and the inner sash 72 can reciprocate right and left. . Here, in order to prevent water from entering the room from the outside, the guide rails are arranged such that the rail closest to the room is located at a position higher than the position of the rail outside the room. It discharges accumulated water. Further, in the left vertical frame 16 and the right vertical frame 18 of the support frame, the portions where the left vertical frame 24 of the outer sash and the right vertical frame 36 of the inner sash are in contact with each other when the outer sash 70 and the inner sash 72 are closed. A rail (not shown) is provided for fitting to the rail. As described above, the support frame 10 is manufactured by a known method.

Next, the structure of the outer sash 70 and the inner sash 72 will be described. FIG. 9 shows outer sash 70, inner sash 72, and screen door 7.
FIG. 4 is a side sectional view in a state where 4 is disposed on a support frame 10. The upper and lower horizontal frames 20, 30 and 22, 32 of the outer sash 70 and the inner sash 72 are provided with guide rails 100, 102, 106, 108 provided on the support frame, and the outer sash 70 and the inner sash. Groove 11 for fitting with 72
0, 112, 114, and 116, and mounting members 140, 14 in which seal members in the horizontal frame direction are disposed in these grooves.
2, 144 and 146 are fixed. These mounting members are provided with a mounting groove for a seal member. The sealing members 120, 122, 124, and 126 are mounted in the mounting grooves, and the mounting members are slidably contacted with guide rails. It has a structure for sealing with the support frame 10.

The left vertical frame of the outer sash and the right vertical frame of the inner sash have seal members for sliding contact with the rails provided on the support frame. Further, the right vertical frame of the outer sash and the left vertical frame of the inner sash have a structure in which a seal member 128 is provided on each of the surfaces in sliding contact with each other to seal this portion. In the inner shoji 72,
Since the lower rail 108 of the support frame 10 is disposed higher than the rails 104 and 106 of the outer sash, a step is formed at a position where the lower horizontal frame 32 is disposed. For this reason, the cross-sectional shape of the lower horizontal frame 32 of the inner sash has a step.

Next, the configuration of each corner of the outer sash and the inner sash will be described. FIG. 2 to FIG. 7 show the shape of a mounting frame for attaching a seal member to each corner of the sash in the wooden sash assembly structure. In addition,
The two-dot chain line in FIGS. 2 to 7 indicates something other than the mounting frame near the corner.

FIG. 2 shows a mounting frame 40 for mounting a seal member at the upper left portion of the sash.
It is explanatory drawing which shows the state attached to 0,24. Here, reference numeral 40 denotes a mounting frame attached to the upper left portion of the sash, which is fitted into a mounting frame setting groove 40d provided in the upper horizontal frame 20 and the left vertical frame 24 of the sash. Further mounting frame 4
No. 0 places a door-stop steady rest (not shown) from above at the corner, and mounts the mounting frame 40 with a screw in a screw hole 40c provided at the position of the upper horizontal frame 20 of the sash. The door stop steadying and mounting frame 40 is fixed to the horizontal frame 20 and the left vertical frame 24, respectively. Reference numeral 40a denotes a groove for fixing the seal member.

FIG. 3 shows a mounting frame 42 for mounting a seal member at the upper right portion of the sash.
It is explanatory drawing which shows the state attached to 0,26. Here, reference numeral 42 denotes a mounting frame attached to the upper right portion of the sash, which is fitted into a mounting frame setting groove 42d provided in the upper horizontal frame 20 and the right vertical frame 26 of the sash, and further, a corner of the mounting frame 42. At the corner, a decorative cap (not shown) having a vibration-preventing function from above the mounting frame and having a seal member for sealing with the rail of the support frame is arranged, and the position of the upper horizontal frame 20 of the shoji is provided. The mounting frame 42 is fixed to the upper horizontal frame 20 and the right vertical frame 26 by screws, and the decorative cap and the mounting frame 42 are fixed to the upper horizontal frame 20 with screw holes 42c provided in the upper frame 20.

Reference numeral 42a denotes a groove into which a seal member for sealing the outer sash 70 and the support frame 10 is fitted. The seal member 128 attached to the right vertical frame 26 of the outer sash is in sliding contact with the left vertical frame of the inner sash to seal when the moving frame is closed. here,
When the outer sash 70 and the inner sash 72 are closed, an elastic packing (not shown) is attached to an upper horizontal frame portion of the support frame which is in sliding contact with a corner portion of the mounting frame 42. And the sealing member provided on the decorative cap, the
The seal member disposed on the upper horizontal frame and the seal member 128 mounted on the right vertical frame 26 of the outer sash are connected to each other.

FIG. 4 shows a mounting frame 44 for mounting a seal member on the lower right side of the outer sash.
It is explanatory drawing which shows the state attached to 2,26. Here, reference numeral 44 denotes a mounting frame attached to the lower right portion of the sash, which is fitted into a mounting frame setting groove 44d provided in the lower horizontal frame 22 and the right vertical frame 26 of the sash. In the mounting frame 44,
An installation space 44b for attaching a door roller (not shown) from the outside of the attachment frame 44 is provided as an aid in reciprocating left and right on a rail provided on the support frame. Also,
A hole 44e for adjusting the height of a door wheel, which is perforated in a horizontal direction, is provided from the lateral end surface of the right vertical frame 26 of the outer sash near the mounting frame 44 to the lower horizontal frame 22 of the sash. Frame 4
4, a decorative cap (not shown) formed into a shape having a protruding portion to be inserted into the adjustment hole 44 e and having a sealing member for sealing with the rail of the support frame is inserted into the adjustment hole 44 e. The fitting frame 44 is fixed to the right vertical frame 26 by fitting. Further, in the screw hole 44c, the mounting frame 44 is fixed to the lower horizontal frame 22 and the right vertical frame 26 of the shoji by screws.

Reference numeral 44a denotes a groove into which a sealing member for sealing the outer sash 70 and the support frame 10 is fitted. The seal member 128 attached to the right vertical frame 26 of the outer sash is in sliding contact with the left vertical frame of the inner sash to seal them when the moving frame is closed. Here, when the outer sash 70 and the inner sash 72 are closed, a packing (not shown) made of an elastic body is attached to a lower horizontal frame portion of the support frame slidably in contact with a corner portion of the mounting frame 44. By interposing the packing and the seal member provided on the decorative cap, the seal member provided on the lower horizontal frame of the shoji and the seal attached to the right vertical frame 26 of the shoji are provided. Member 1
28 are continuous.

FIG. 5 shows that a mounting frame 46 for mounting a seal member is provided at the lower left portion of the outer sash.
It is explanatory drawing which shows the state attached to 2,24. Here, reference numeral 46 denotes a mounting frame attached to the lower left portion of the sash, which is fitted into a mounting frame setting groove 46d provided in the lower horizontal frame 22 and the left vertical frame 24 of the sash. In the mounting frame 46,
An installation space 46b for attaching a door roller (not shown) from the outside of the attachment frame 46 is provided as an aid in reciprocating left and right on a rail provided on the support frame. Also,
A hole 46e for adjusting the height of the door roller, which is formed in a horizontal direction from the left vertical frame side end surface of the outer sash near the mounting frame 46 to the lower horizontal frame 22, is provided. Further, a door stopper (not shown) is fitted from above the mounting frame 46, and the mounting frame 46 is screwed into the lower horizontal frame 22 and the left vertical frame 24 of the shroud in the screw hole 46 c. The contact stopper and the mounting frame 46 are fixed to the left vertical frame 24, respectively. 46
a is a groove for fitting a seal member.

FIG. 6 shows a mounting frame 54 for mounting a seal member at the lower right of the inner sash, and a frame member 3 of a wooden moving frame.
It is explanatory drawing which shows the state attached to 2,36. Here, reference numeral 54 denotes a mounting frame attached to the lower right portion of the inner sash, which is fitted into a mounting frame setting groove 54d provided in the lower horizontal frame 32 and the right vertical frame 36 of the inner sash. In the mounting frame 54,
An installation space 54b for attaching a door roller (not shown) from the outside of the attachment frame 54 is provided as an aid in reciprocating left and right on a rail provided on the support frame. Also,
On the side surface of the right vertical frame 36 of the inner sash, a hole 54e for adjusting the height of the door roller, which is formed in the horizontal direction from the vicinity of the mounting frame 54 to the lower horizontal frame 22 of the sash, is provided. Also, a door stopper (not shown) is fitted from above the mounting frame 54, and the mounting frame 5 is further screwed into the screw hole 54c.
4 is fixed to the lower horizontal frame 32 and the right vertical frame 36 of the shoji, and the door stop steady and the mounting frame 54 are fixed to the left vertical frame 24, respectively. 54a is a groove for fitting the seal member.

FIG. 7 shows a mounting frame 56 for mounting a seal member at the lower left of the inner sash, and a frame member 3 of a wooden moving frame.
It is explanatory drawing which shows the state attached to 2,34. Here, reference numeral 56 denotes a mounting frame attached to the lower left portion of the inner sash, which is fitted into a mounting frame setting groove 56d provided in the lower horizontal frame 32 and the left vertical frame 34 of the inner sash. In the mounting frame 56,
An installation space 56b for attaching a door roller (not shown) from the outside of the attachment frame 56 is provided as an aid in reciprocating left and right on a rail provided on the support frame. Also,
In the left vertical frame 34 of the inner sash, there is provided a hole 56e for adjusting the height of the door roller which is bored horizontally from the side end surface near the mounting frame 56 to the lower horizontal frame 32 of the sash. From above the mounting frame 56, a decorative cap (not shown) having a projecting portion to be inserted into the adjustment hole 56e and having a sealing member for sealing with the support frame is provided. The mounting frame 56 is fixed to the left vertical frame 34 by inserting the mounting frame 56 into the lower horizontal frame 32 and the left vertical frame 34 with screws in the screw holes 56c.
Fixed to. 56a is a groove for fitting the seal member. In addition, the seal member 128 attached to the left vertical frame 34 of the inner sash is in sliding contact with the right vertical frame of the outer sash to seal them when the moving frame is closed.

Here, with the outer sash 70 and the inner sash 72 closed, a packing (not shown) made of an elastic material is attached to the lower horizontal frame of the support frame slidably in contact with the corner of the mounting frame 56. The packing and the sealing member provided on the decorative cap are interposed to be attached to the sealing member provided on the lower horizontal frame of the inner shroud 72 and the left vertical frame 34 of the inner shoji. And the sealing member 128 that is being used.

Here, the mounting frame 50 mounted on the frame member of the wooden moving frame at the upper left portion of the inner sash is the same as the mounting frame 42 at the upper right portion of the outer sash shown in FIG. The mounting frame 52 attached to the frame member of the wooden moving frame in the upper right portion of the inner sash has the same form as the upper left mounting frame 40 of the outer sash shown in FIG.
The seal frames provided on the outer sash 70 and the inner sash 72 are continuous with the mounting frames and the various components attached to the mounting frames at the respective locations described in detail as described above.

As described above, the mounting frames near the respective corners have been described in detail with reference to FIGS. 2 to 7. However, depending on the position where the mounting frames are mounted, the shapes of the mounting frames may be a single rod or a substantially L-shape. There are two types of shapes. Hereinafter, the difference in the shape of the mounting frame will be described. Here, in a state where the right vertical frame 26 of the outer sash and the left vertical frame 34 of the inner sash are overlapped in a state where the wooden sash is fully closed, the sealing members 128 respectively attached to the surfaces where the vertical frames are in sliding contact with each other. Since the seal member is disposed in the vertical frame direction, the structure in which the seal member attached to the horizontal frame and the rail of the support frame are sealed may be continued by the attachment frame, so that a single rod shape It becomes the shape of. For other parts, the mounting frame for mounting the seal member is sealed in the vertical frame direction by a seal member attached to the side of the vertical frame, a rail disposed on the vertical frame of the support frame, and the like. In order to seal with the seal member attached to the frame and the rail arranged on the horizontal frame of the support frame, these are connected by the seal member of the attachment frame, so that the shape becomes substantially L-shaped.

Also, the mounting frames near the corners formed in a single rod shape and a substantially L-shape, respectively, have a cross-sectional shape of one mounted on the outer sash 70 and one mounted on the inner sash 72. Are different. Here, FIG. 9 is a side sectional view in a state where the outer sash 70, the inner sash 72, and the screen door 74 are arranged on the support frame 10. As shown in FIG.
The positions of the rails 104, 106, and 108 on the lower side of the support frame where the screen door 74, the outer sash 70 and the inner sash 72 are disposed are determined by the positions of the rails 108 closest to the indoor side in order to prevent water from entering the room from outside. The position is higher than the positions of the rails 104 and 106 on the outdoor side. Since the sealing of the inner sash 72 in such a cross-sectional shape is more advantageously performed on the outdoor side, the mounting frames 54 and 56 near the corners disposed below the inner sash 72 are located on the outdoor side. It is longer only at the step to seal. For this reason, the mounting frames 54 and 56 near the corners to be mounted on the lower side of the inner sash 72 have a stepped cross-sectional shape, and have a left-right asymmetric shape. The mounting frames near the corners shown in FIGS. 4 and 7 and FIGS. 5 and 6 have slightly different shapes because of their different cross-sectional shapes.

As shown in FIGS. 2 to 7, a total of six types of mounting frames for the sealing process near the corners of the wooden sash according to the present invention can be prepared. That is, the number of components of the wooden sash according to the present invention is larger than the number of components of the conventional wooden sash. However, in the production of conventional wooden sashes, the work of sealing the corners, which was regarded as the most difficult, can be done simply by assembling the mounting frame to the wooden frame, and it can be processed without the work of skilled workers. It becomes possible. As a result,
The sealing work at the corners is light work and can be done as a completely separate work.As a result, the work becomes easier than the conventional method of manufacturing wooden sashes, and the manufacturing cost is reduced. Wooden sashes can be provided.

The mounting frame for sealing around the corners of the outer and inner sashes 70 and 72 of the movable frame is formed in a predetermined shape in accordance with the location where each is provided, and each is provided with a sealing member (not shown). Must be installed. Here, in FIGS. 2 to 7, the mounting frames 42, 44, 50, and 56 near the corners formed in a single rod shape are provided with the sealing members 42a, 44a, 50a, and 56a for fixing the sealing members. Can be simply inserted, but the mounting frames 40, 46, 52, and 54 near the corners of the substantially L-shape are formed by welding a seal member having a tip cut at 45 degrees by a known method. The grooves 40a, 46 for fixing the sealing member
a, 52a and 54a.

Further, the seal members provided on the mounting frame near the corners and the seal members of the horizontal and vertical frames of the moving frame must be continuous over the entire length of the horizontal and vertical frames. For this reason, the mounting frames 42, 44, 5 near the corner portion of the single rod shape.
With respect to 0 and 56, in order to make the seal member attached thereto and the seal member attached to the horizontal frame of the movable frame continuous, the seal member protrudes from the end of the portion connected to the horizontal frame of the movable frame. And wrapped around the seal member of the horizontal frame of the moving frame. In addition, as for the attachment frames 40, 46, 52, and 54 near the corners of the substantially L-shape, the seal members of the attachment frames protrude from both ends in order to connect to the horizontal and vertical frames of the moving frame. It shall be in a state, and shall wrap with the sealing member of a horizontal frame and a vertical frame.

FIG. 10 shows the upper left corner of the sash. Wooden sash sealing member 120
Are disposed in the fixing groove 40a of the seal member. When disposing the seal member 120, the seal member 120 is protruded from both ends of the mounting frame, and is wrapped with the seal members 120a and 120b disposed on the upper and lower horizontal frames 20 and the left vertical frame 24 of the moving frame. Is continuous.

[0032]

As described above, the assembly structure of the wooden sash according to the present invention is such that the portion for sealing around the corner of the moving frame is manufactured independently as the mounting frame, and the horizontal frame and the vertical frame of the moving frame. By assembling them into both or one of them, the sealing process in the vicinity of the corner is reliably and easily performed. Thus, the end processing of the seal member conventionally required a work by a skilled worker. However, if a wooden sash is manufactured by the method according to the present invention, the moving frame main body and the mounting frame for performing the seal processing are each independently. Therefore, it is possible to easily cope with various sizes of the moving frame. Further, the sealing performance of the wooden sash is improved by the method according to the present invention, and further, there is a remarkable effect that the manufacturing cost is reduced.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a diagram showing an embodiment of a wooden sash according to the present invention as viewed from the indoor side.

FIG. 2 is an explanatory view showing a state in which a mounting frame is attached to a wooden frame material at the upper left portion of the outer sash;

FIG. 3 is an explanatory view showing a state in which a mounting frame is attached to a wooden frame material at the upper right part of the sash.

FIG. 4 is an explanatory view showing a state in which a mounting frame is attached to a wooden frame material at a lower right portion of the shoji.

FIG. 5 is an explanatory view showing a state in which a mounting frame is attached to a wooden frame material at the lower left portion of the shoji.

FIG. 6 is an explanatory view showing a state in which a mounting frame is attached to a wooden frame material at a lower right portion of the inner shoji.

FIG. 7 is an explanatory view showing a state in which a mounting frame is attached to a wooden frame material at the lower left of the inner sash.

FIG. 8 is an explanatory view showing an example of a structure near an upper corner of a conventional wooden moving frame.

FIG. 9 is a side cross-sectional view when a shoji, an inner shoji, and a screen door are arranged on a support frame.

FIG. 10 is an explanatory diagram showing the upper left corner of the sash

[Explanation of symbols]

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 Support frame 12,14 Horizontal frame of support frame 16,18 Vertical frame of support frame 20,22 Horizontal frame of outer sash 24,26 Vertical frame of outer sash 30,32 Horizontal frame of inner sash 34,36 Vertical of inner sash Frames 40, 42, 44, 46, 50, 52, 54, 56 Mounting frames 40a, 42a, 44a, 46a, 50a, 52a, 54a,
56a groove 44b, 46b, 54b, 56b Door car installation space 40d, 42d, 44d, 46d, 54d, 56d, 86, 1
10, 112, 114, 116 Grooves 44e, 46e, 54e, 56e Hole 60 Outer glass 62 Inner glass 70 Outer glass 72 Inner glass 74 Screen door 80, 82 Auxiliary member 84, 94, 96, 120, 120a, 120b, 122 , 1
24,126,128 Sealing member 90,92 Sealing member holding 100,102,104,106,108 Rail 130,132 Door roller 140,142,144,146 Mounting member

Claims (3)

[Claims] 1. A wooden sash comprising: a support frame; and a moving frame including an outer sash and an inner sash having a mounting frame for mounting a seal member on an outer surface of a wooden frame movably mounted inside the support frame. In the assembling structure, a mounting frame installed near a corner of the moving frame is formed as a single individual component integrally formed with the corner interposed therebetween, and a seal member is attached to the mounting frame. Assembly structure of wooden sash. 2. An assembly structure for a wooden sash according to claim 1, wherein an attachment member for continuously disposing said attachment frame and a seal member is arranged in series with said attachment frame. 3. The assembly structure for a wooden sash according to claim 2, wherein a seal member is continuously attached to an outer peripheral portion and a combined portion of the outer sash and the inner sash.