JP2003313939A - Screen panel and fence structure - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To constitute a high fence excellent in appearance and capable of wholly concealing an exterior wall of a building by vertically and horizontally providing a plurality of screen panels in a tensioned state between supports. <P>SOLUTION: In the screen panel A, a plurality of muntin members 3 and vertically juxtaposed slats 4 are integrally provided between upper and lower horizontal muntin members 1 and 2 which are composed of a steel plate material in which a plane is formed in a rectangular shape long from side to side. The screen panel A is formed in a shape which is constituted by protruding an upper end of the slat 4, which is provided in an uppermost part, in an upward direction from the side of a front surface of the member 1. In the fence structure, the screen panels A are stacked in file between front surfaces of the adjacent supports 5 and 5, and a gap between the opposed members 1 and 2 of the upper and lower screen panels A and A is concealed by the upper end of the uppermost slat 4 of the downside screen panel A. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2004,JPO

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a blind panel that is stretched along the outer wall of a building to block external see-through and protects privacy, and a fence structure in which the blind panels are combined vertically and horizontally. It is a thing.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, a room facing a veranda in a building is easily visible from the outside, so a fence of a certain height is stretched over a handrail wall (parapet) on the veranda to blindfold the fence. ing. As such a fence, those having various structures are known, but basically, as shown in FIGS. 14 and 15, columns 11 and 11 having a constant height are provided on the handrail wall of the balcony of the building. Widely adopted is a structure in which blind columns 12 having a front rectangular shape having a daylighting property are stretched between adjacent columns 11 and 11 by vertically arranging the.

Further, as the blind panel 12, the upper trees 13 and 14 are arranged in parallel with each other at a certain interval in the vertical direction, and the upper and lower end surfaces are formed on the lower surface of the upper head tree 13 and the upper surface of the lower head tree 14. The fixed vertical rail members 15 having a fixed length are attached at regular intervals in the length direction of the upper and lower sheaves 13 and 14, and further, horizontally elongated rectangular blade plates 16 are stretched at small intervals in the vertical direction. There is known a structure in which these blade plates 16 are inserted into and supported by the vertical rail member 15.

[0004]

However, in the above fence, the construction height is about 1560 mm at maximum, and the standard height is 1200 mm, which is relatively low, so the lower half of the outer wall of the building is blinded to the outside. Although it can be put into a state, it is not possible to blind the entire outer wall having a height of 3 m or more. In order to blindfold the entire outer wall of this building with a fence, the vertical length as the blindfold panel 12, that is,
Although it is possible to use a panel with a large height, this blind panel 12 cannot be made higher than necessary because the structural strength of the blind panel 12 decreases significantly. However, there is a problem that it cannot be adopted because it is difficult to handle and work.

Therefore, the blind panel 12 having the above-mentioned constant height.
It is conceivable to construct a fence having a height capable of completely covering the outer wall of the building by stacking two or more of them in a vertically stacked state as shown in FIG. When the blindfold panels 12 are stacked vertically in a vertical state, the upper blindfold panel 12 and the lower head 14
The upper cover 13 of the lower blind panel 12, and those 13,
There is a problem in that the gap between 14 and 14 becomes a horizontal joint of the fence and is exposed to the outside, impairing the appearance.

Further, in the above-mentioned fence having a low height, in order to fix the blind panel 12 to the column 11, as shown in FIG. Bracket that is bent at a right angle across
The receiving member 17 is fixed to the front surface of the lower end portion of the column 11 with screws or the like while the lower head 14 is supported by 17 and is bent at a right angle from the upper surface to the front surface of the upper head 13 at the upper end. The blind panel 12 can be stretched on the pillar 11 by adopting a structure in which the upper bracket 13 is held by the stopper 18 and the locking bracket 18 is fixed to the upper end surface of the pillar 11 with a screw or the like. , 2 or more of this blindfold panel 12,
As mentioned above, when the pillars 11 having a large height are stretched in a stacked state in the vertical direction, as described above, when constructing a fence with a height that can blindly cover the outer wall of the building, It is difficult to fix the blind panel 12 to the column 11 with the metal fittings 17 and 18.

The present invention has been made in view of the above problems, and an object of the present invention is to make it possible to blind the outer wall of a building with good appearance and without impairing the lighting performance. There is also to provide a blind panel that is strong and easy to perform and a fence structure formed by this blind panel.

[0008]

In order to achieve the above object, a blind panel according to the present invention, as set forth in claim 1, has vertical rail members arranged laterally at predetermined intervals, and It is a blind panel composed of horizontal rail members arranged and fixed above and below the vertical rail member, and blade plates that are fixed substantially parallel to the horizontal rail member and are vertically arranged side by side at predetermined intervals on the vertical rail member. The upper end of the uppermost blade plate is projected upward from the upper horizontal rail member, or the lower end of the lowermost blade plate is projected downward from the lower horizontal rail member. .

In the blind panel thus constructed, the invention according to claim 2 is characterized in that the upper and lower horizontal rail members are formed from a steel plate material, and the invention according to claim 3 is characterized in that the vane plate is The uppermost blade plate in the blade plates that are arranged in parallel with each other in the blind panel, each of which is composed of a central inclined portion in the vertical width direction and vertical vertical portions vertically extending from the upper and lower ends of the inclined portion. The upper vertical portion of the above is projected upward from the upper horizontal rail member, or the lower vertical portion of the lowermost blade plate is projected downward from the lower horizontal rail member.

According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, there is provided a fence structure constructed by employing the blindfold panel, wherein vertical rail members are arranged laterally at predetermined intervals, and the vertical rail members are arranged above and below the vertical rail members. Two or more blind panels, each of which is a fixed and fixed horizontal rail member, and a blade plate which is substantially parallel to the horizontal rail member and is vertically arranged on the vertical rail member at predetermined intervals and fixed, are arranged in a tandem state. Along with stacking and tensioning, the seams between vertically adjacent blind panels are covered by the upper end of the uppermost blade in the lower blind panel, or by the lower end of the lowermost blade in the upper blind panel, It is characterized by being shielded.

In the fence structure constructed as described above, the invention according to claim 5 is such that the length of the strut on which the blindfold panel is stretched is formed to be several times as long as the vertical width of the blindfold panel, and adjacent strut is formed. The invention according to claim 6 is characterized in that two or more blindfold panels are stacked and stretched in a tandem state between them, and the lowermost blade plate of the upper blindfold panel and the uppermost part of the lower blindfold panel are provided. It is characterized in that the distance between the blade plate and the blade plate is made equal to the distance between the vertically adjacent blade plates stretched over these blind panels.

According to a seventh aspect of the present invention, there is provided a structure for mounting a blind panel to a column, wherein the rear end edges of the upper and lower horizontal rail members made of a steel plate material in the blind panel are perpendicular to the rear surface side of the blind panel. While the reinforcing plate part that is bent to be integrally provided, the fitting for fixing and supporting this blind panel to the column is made by integrally fixing the front end part to the rear surface of both side end parts of the reinforcing plate part. And a flat L-shaped metal fitting fixed to the support, and a connecting piece bent in a direction parallel to the surface of the blindfold panel is formed at the rear end edge of the arm piece. One part above L
The front half of the L-shaped metal fitting is superposed on the front surface of the L-shaped metal fitting and fixed by a bolt. The latter half of the L-shaped metal fitting, which is connected to the front half of the L-shaped fitting at right angles, is fixed to the strut by a bolt. The structure is

[0013]

[Function] In the blind panel, a plurality of vertical rail members are laterally aligned in parallel and integrally connected between the horizontal rail members facing each other vertically.
A plurality of blades are arranged in parallel in the vertical direction at predetermined intervals on these vertical rail members, and the upper end of the uppermost blade is projected upward from the upper horizontal rail member, or Since the lower end of the lowermost blade is projected downward from the lower horizontal rail member, when the blind panels are stacked and stretched in a column, the gap between the vertically adjacent blind panels is higher. Covered by the bottom blade of the blindfold panel or by the top blade of the lower blindfold panel so that the upper and lower blindfold panels have a continuous appearance as if they were a single blindfold panel, and , The entire outer wall of the building can be blindfolded from the outside.

As the upper and lower horizontal rail members of the blindfold panel,
By using a horizontal rail member with a small thickness formed of a steel plate material having a horizontally long rectangular shape in place of a conventional thick capsulate, the bottom blade plate of the upper blind panel between the upper and lower blind panels is used. And the uppermost blades of the lower blindfold panel so that the distance between them becomes narrower and equal to the distance between the vertically adjacent blades that are stretched over these blindfold panels. Becomes easier,
The fence structure has a much better appearance.

In the case of constructing a fence by stacking two or more of the blindfold panels in tandem between the columns formed to have a length several times the vertical width of the blindfold panel, and constructing the fence,
By arranging each blind panel on the front side of the adjacent strut without interposing each blind panel between the opposite end surfaces of the adjacent strut, the opposite end surfaces of the blind panels juxtaposed in the horizontal direction are butted. In this state, and by fixing the rear end faces at both ends of the upper and lower end face plates of these blindfold panels to the pillars with the mounting brackets, the pillars are hidden by the blindfold panels, and the blindfold panels are arranged in the lateral direction. It has a continuous appearance and further forms a fence structure with a good appearance.

In addition, the strength of the blindfold panel is improved by integrally forming a reinforcing plate portion which is bent at a right angle toward the rear surface side of the blindfold panel at the rear end edges of the upper and lower end face plates of the blindfold panel. Will increase. In addition, as the mounting metal fittings for connecting and fixing the blindfold panel to the column, the front end portions are integrally fixed to the rear surfaces of both side end portions of the reinforcing plate portion, and the rear end edge is parallel to the surface of the blindfold panel. It is composed of an arm piece forming a bent connecting piece portion and a flat L-shaped metal fitting piece fixed to a column, and the connecting piece portion of the arm piece is the front surface of the front half piece portion of the L-shaped metal fitting piece. The second half piece part of the L-shaped metal fitting, which is connected to the front half piece part at a right angle, is fixed to the pillar by bolts so that the blind panel can be installed on the pillar. It can be done easily and accurately.

[0017]

BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION Next, an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. As shown in FIGS. 1 to 3, a blind panel A is a cross rail which is vertically opposed at a predetermined interval. Vertical bar members 3, 3, 3, ... Made of aluminum shaped material of a constant length are laterally arranged at predetermined intervals between the members 1 and 2, and the upper end surfaces of these vertical bar members 3 are set to the upper side. The lower end of the horizontal rail member 1 is fixed to the upper surface of the lower horizontal rail member 2, and the upper and lower horizontal rail members 1 and 2 are substantially parallel to each other. The horizontal oblong vane plates 4, 4, ... Are arranged side by side at regular intervals in the vertical direction, and each vane plate 4 is attached to the vertical rail member 3 in a state of being inclined like a louver.

The vane plate 4 is made of a translucent synthetic resin plate such as a polycarbonate resin, and the central portion in the vertical width direction thereof is formed into an inclined portion 4a inclined obliquely rearward from the upper end to the lower end. At the same time, the upper and lower portions in the vertical width direction are formed vertically from the upper and lower ends of the inclined portion 4a to vertical portions 4b and 4c each having a constant vertical width in the vertical direction.
Insertion holes (not shown) for inserting the vertical rail members 3 into the inclined portions 4a and locking and fixing the vertical rail members 3 in the longitudinal direction (horizontal direction) at the same intervals as the vertical rail members 3. It is provided in.
It should be noted that the blade material may have another shape such as a narrow flat plate obliquely attached.

In the state where the vane plates 4 are attached to the vertical rail member 3 in the vertical direction at predetermined intervals, the upper vertical portion
4b is disposed on the front surface side of the vertical rail member 3, and the lower vertical portion 4c is disposed on the rear surface side of the vertical rail member 3. Further, as shown in FIG. 3, the upper vertical portion 4b of the vane plate 4 arranged at the uppermost portion is passed through the vicinity of the front end face of the upper horizontal rail member 1 and is projected upward from this front end face. I am trying. As shown in FIG. 4, the blade plate 4 may be attached to the vertical rail member 3 in a state in which its inclined portion 4a is inclined obliquely forward from the upper end to the lower end. The vertical portion 4c is disposed on the front surface side of the vertical rail member 3, and the lower vertical portion 4c of the blade plate 4 disposed at the lowermost portion is made to project downward from the front end surface of the lower horizontal rail member 1. The blindfold panel A is configured.

The upper and lower horizontal rail members 1, 2 are made of a steel plate material, and are formed in the shape of a strip plate of a horizontally long rectangular plane having substantially the same length as the vane plate 4. Reinforcing plate portions 1a and 2a, which are bent at right angles toward the rear surface side of the upper and lower end portions of the blindfold panel A, are integrally provided at the rear end edges of the front and rear end edges that are the long side edges. The cross rail members 1 and 2 and the reinforcing plate portions 1a and 2a are formed by bending one side of the rectangular steel plate material having a constant width and length in the width direction at right angles over the entire length. The crosspiece member is formed by forming the other on the reinforcing plate portion.

FIG. 5 is a simplified side view of the entire fence formed by stretching the blindfold panel A having the above-described structure, and FIG.
Is a front view of the fence, and the fence is erected and fixed laterally at regular intervals on a low wall portion such as a balcony provided along the outer wall of the building B or a concrete parapet at the outer edge of the passage. The column 5 is composed of a square pipe having a rectangular cross section and a plurality of translucent blind panels A stretched between the front faces of the adjacent columns 5 and 5. The adjacent columns 5 and 5 are formed to have a length (three times in the figure) several times the vertical width of the panel A.
2 or more blind panels A are stacked between the front surfaces of the lower blind panel A and the lower end surface of the upper blind panel A in a vertical row with a slight gap therebetween, and the blinds are fitted by the mounting bracket 6. By connecting and fixing the panel A to the pillar 5, a fence structure is constructed in which the outer wall b of the building B is entirely blinded as shown in FIGS. 7 and 8. In addition, the pillar 5
May be formed by adding a fixed-length strut by welding or the like to form a single strut having the above length.

As shown in FIGS. 9 to 12, the mounting brackets 6 for fixing and supporting the blindfold panel A to the support column 5 are provided on both sides of the reinforcing plate portions 1a and 2a of the upper and lower horizontal rail members 1 and 2 of the blindfold panel A. It comprises an arm piece 7 whose front end is integrally fixed to the rear surface of the part by welding or the like, and a metal piece piece 8 which is bent into a plane L shape for connecting and fixing the arm piece 7 to the support column 5.

This arm piece 7 is at a right angle to the vertical plate portion 7a at the front and rear ends of the vertical plate portion 7a having a rectangular side surface having a constant length in the front-rear direction, that is, the surface of the blind panel 2. Front plate piece 7b and rear connecting piece 7c bent in a direction parallel to
And are integrally formed with each other, and the front side of the front plate piece portion 7b is fixed while being applied to the rear surfaces of both side end portions of the reinforcing plate portions 1a and 2a of the upper and lower horizontal rail members 1 and 2, A bolt mounting hole 7d penetrating in the front-rear direction is provided at the center of the rear connecting piece 7c. On the other hand, the metal piece 8 bent in a plane L shape is the front half piece part.
Bolt mounting holes 8c and 8d are provided in the rear half piece portion 8b which is bent at a right angle to the front half piece portion 8a.

With the mounting bracket 6 constructed as described above, a plurality of blindfold panels A are provided between the front surfaces of the columns 5 and 5 on the upper cross rail member 1 of the lower blindfold panel A and below the upper blindfold panel A. Side crosspiece member 2 has a slight gap, for example 5 to 25 mm
In a state where they are overlapped with each other with a gap between them, and in which the upper and lower horizontal rail members 1 and 2 and the slight gap are covered by the upper vertical portion 4b of the uppermost blade plate 4 in the lower blind panel A. It constitutes a fixed fence.

The structure of such a fence will be described in more detail in accordance with the construction procedure thereof. First, the pillar 5 is formed on the low wall portion formed on the outer edge of the passage or the like along the outer wall b of the building B. Are erected vertically at every horizontal width of the blind panel A. When this pillar 5 is erected, or after it is erected,
As shown in FIG. 11, a bolt insertion hole 9 that horizontally penetrates between both side surfaces of the support column 5 is formed in a portion of each support column 5 corresponding to the mounting position of the blind panel A. The latter half piece portions 8b and 8b of the L-shaped metal fitting pieces 8 and 8 are applied to both side surfaces of the column 5 in the holed portion of the hole 9, and the bolt mounting hole 8d provided in these latter half piece portions 8b and 8b. , 8d are aligned with the opening ends on both sides of the bolt insertion hole 9,
By inserting the bolt 10 from one opening end of the bolt insertion hole 9 toward the other opening end and screwing the nut 11 into the tip portion of the bolt 10, L-shaped metal fitting pieces are provided on both side surfaces of the support column 5. Stick 8 and 8 together.

The L-shaped metal fitting pieces 8 are fixed on both sides of the pillar 5 in the longitudinal direction of the pillar 5 at intervals of the vertical width of the blind panel A. Thereafter, the L-shaped metal fitting pieces 8 are attached to the arm pieces 7.
The blindfold panel A is stretched by attaching the blindfold panel A via.

The blind panel A has its upper and lower horizontal rail members 1,
The front side plate piece portion 7b of the arm piece 7 is integrally fixed to the rear surfaces of both side ends of the reinforcing plate portions 1a and 2a that are bent at a right angle to the rear end edge of the armature 2. That is, the blind panel A has the arm pieces 7 fixed to the four corners on the rear surface thereof.
The rear connecting plate piece portion 7c is provided on the front surface of the front half piece portion 8a of the L-shaped metal fitting piece 8 which is fixed at the vertical width intervals of the blindfold panel A on the opposite side surfaces of the adjacent columns 5 and 5. Overlap and bolt between the bolt mounting holes 7d and 8c that communicate with each other.
By fixing with the nut 12, the blind panel A
Is stretched between the front faces of the columns 5 and 5.

Although the arm piece 7 is previously attached integrally to the reinforcing plate portions 1a and 2a of the upper and lower horizontal rail members 1 and 2 of the blind panel A by welding, it is configured to be attached by bolts or the like. You may stay.

In this way, the blind panel A is sequentially stretched between the lower and middle parts between the front faces of the adjacent columns 5 and 5 and the upper part by the mounting bracket 6 composed of the arm piece 7 and the L-shaped fitting piece 8. The fences are installed to cover the outer wall b of the building B and reach a height of 3 m or more, but the blind panels A and A adjacent to each other in the lateral direction are shown in FIG.
As shown in FIG. 2, the blind end panels A and A that are stretched in a continuous state with the opposite end faces thereof facing each other, that is, the end faces of the vane plates 4 and 4 in a straight line butted state, are vertically adjacent to each other. As shown in FIG. 9, in a state in which the lower horizontal rail member 2 of the upper blind panel A is superposed on the upper horizontal rail member 1 of the lower blind panel A with a slight gap, The upper vertical blade 4b of the uppermost blade 4 in the panel A is stretched so as to cover and hide the upper and lower horizontal rail members 1, 2.

In addition, in each blind panel A, when the blade plate 4 is attached to the vertical rail member 3 in a state in which the inclined portion 4a is inclined forward from the upper end to the lower end as shown in FIG. As shown in FIG. 13, the lower vertical portion 4c is disposed on the front side of the vertical rail member 3, and the lower vertical portion 4c of the blade plate 4 disposed at the lowermost portion is the lower horizontal rail. Since it is projected downward from the front end face of the member 1, when a fence is formed by this blindfold panel A, as shown in FIG. 13, the lower vertical of the lowermost blade plate 4 in the upper blindfold panel A. The portion 4c forms a fence structure stretched so that the upper and lower horizontal rail members 1 and 2 facing each other with a gap between the upper and lower blind panels A are covered.

Further, the fittings 6 on both sides of the lower end of the blind panel A stretched between the columns 5 and 5 and the fittings 6 on both upper ends of the blind panel A stretched on the top. 12, the length of the L-shaped metal fitting piece 8 in the vertical direction is made substantially equal to the length of the arm piece 7 in the vertical direction, and one arm piece 7 is attached to the L-shaped metal fitting piece 8. The bolt
Although it is configured to be connected and fixed by the nut 11,
At mounting points other than this part, as shown in FIGS. 9 and 10, one piece of the L-shaped metal fitting piece 8 and two pieces of the arm pieces 7, 7 are provided.
Are stacked vertically and fixed by bolts and nuts 12 and 12 so that the upper arm piece 7 supports the lower end side end of the upper blind panel A, while the lower arm piece 7 holds the lower blind piece. The upper and lower blind panels A, A are supported by the upper end portion of the panel A, and the upper and lower horizontal rail members 1, which are opposed to each other,
The columns 5 and 5 are stretched with a slight gap between them.

Further, the lowermost blade plate 4 of the upper blindfold panel A and the uppermost blade plate 4 of the lower blindfold panel A.
It is desirable to make the interval between and the same as the vertical interval of the vane plates 4 stretched over these blindfold panels A. With such a configuration, a plurality of vertically arranged sheets are arranged. The blindfold panel A can form a fence that looks as if it were a single piece.

[0033]

As described above, according to the blind panel of the present invention, as described in claim 1, the vertical rail members are arranged laterally at predetermined intervals, and the vertical rail members are provided above and below the vertical rail members. A blind panel composed of fixed and fixed horizontal rail members, and fixed and fixed blade plates that are substantially parallel to the horizontal rail member and are vertically arranged on the vertical rail member at predetermined intervals. The upper end of the plate is projected upward from the upper crosspiece member, or
Since the lower end of the lowermost blade is projected downward from the lower horizontal rail member, when the blind panels are stacked in a column and stretched, the gap between the vertically adjacent blind panels is generated. Can be covered by the bottom blade of the upper blind panel or by the top blade of the lower blind panel, so that the upper and lower blind panels are continuous as if they were one blind panel. It is possible to configure a fence that has an appearance and that covers the entire outer wall of the building from the outside.

In the blind panel thus constructed, the invention according to claim 2 is such that the upper and lower horizontal rail members are formed of a steel plate material having a horizontally long rectangular flat surface in place of the relatively thick headboard in the conventional blind panel. Therefore, it is possible to reduce the distance between the lowermost blade of the upper blindfold panel and the uppermost blade of the lower blindfold panel between the upper and lower blindfold panels. The fences can be stretched so as to have an interval equal to the interval between the vertically adjacent blades that are stretched, and a fence that looks good can be assembled.

Further, according to the invention of claim 3, the vane plate is provided with a vertically inclined vertical center vertically extending from the upper and lower ends of the inclined portion at the center in the vertical width direction. The upper vertical portion of the uppermost blade plate of the blade plates juxtaposed in parallel with the blind panel is projected upward from the upper cross member or the lower vertical portion of the lowermost blade plate. Since it projects downward from the lower crosspiece member, the shape of the blade plate that has been widely known from the past can be used as it is, and the upper vertical portion of the uppermost blade plate or the lower side of the lowermost blade plate can be used. It is possible to construct a fence having a good appearance in which the upper and lower horizontal rail members facing each other of the blind panels that are vertically connected by the vertical portion are entirely covered.

The invention according to claim 4 is a fence structure constructed by adopting the blindfold panel, wherein two or more blindfold panels are stacked in a tandem state and stretched,
The seams between vertically adjacent blind panels are covered and shielded by the upper end of the uppermost blade of the lower blind panel or the lower end of the lowermost blade of the upper blind panel, so the building It is possible to construct a fence with a desired height that can completely cover the entire outer wall of the fence with respect to the outside.

In this fence structure, as described in claim 5, the blindfold panels are stretched between columns that are erected at predetermined intervals in the lateral direction, and the columns are the number of vertical widths of the blindfold panels. Since the blind panels are formed in double length and two or more blind panels are stacked and stretched in a tandem state between adjacent columns, between columns that are several times the vertical width of the blind panels. In the case of constructing a fence by stacking two or more sheets in a row in a row to form a fence, each blind end panel should be placed on the front side of the adjacent strut without interposing the blind panels between the end faces of the adjacent strut on the opposite side. By setting
It is possible to construct a fence in which the opposite end surfaces of the blindfold panels that are arranged side by side in the lateral direction are abutted, and therefore,
In addition to the fence structure in which the support pillars are completely covered by the blindfold panel, the blindfold panel has a laterally continuous appearance, and further constitutes a fence structure with a good appearance.

Further, according to the invention of claim 6, the distance between the lowermost blade plate of the upper blinding panel and the uppermost blade plate of the lower blinding panel is extended to these blinding panels. Since the interval between the vertically adjacent blades is equal to that of the adjacent blind panels, the blindfold panels can continuously exhibit an excellent appearance as if they were one piece even in the vertical direction.

Further, according to the invention of claim 7, since the reinforcing plate portion which is bent at a right angle toward the rear surface side is integrally provided at the rear edge of the upper and lower end face plates of the blindfold panel, As well as being able to form a blind panel that is also excellent in strength, the front end is integrally fixed to the rear surface of both side ends of the reinforcing plate as the mounting metal fittings for connecting and fixing the blind panel to the column. And a flat L-shaped metal fitting fixed to the support, and a connecting piece bent in a direction parallel to the surface of the blindfold panel is formed at the rear end edge of the arm piece. The piece is superposed on the front surface of the front half piece of the L-shaped metal fitting piece and fixed by a bolt, and the latter half piece of the L-shaped metal fitting, which is connected to the front half piece at a right angle, is bolted. Since it is fixed to the pillar, it is a long pillar It is possible to obtain the great advantages of the such the construction becomes easy it is possible to mount a plurality of blind panel firmly and accurately in a column direction by a mounting bracket for.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a simplified front view of a blindfold panel,

FIG. 2 is a simplified side view thereof,

FIG. 3 is a side view of the blindfold panel with an intermediate portion cut off;

FIG. 4 is a side view showing a modification thereof,

FIG. 5 is a simplified side view of the fence,

FIG. 6 is a front view thereof,

FIG. 7 is a simplified front view of the entire outer wall of the building covered with a fence.

FIG. 8 is a simplified vertical sectional side view thereof,

FIG. 9 is a side view of the main part with the upper and lower blind panels attached to the columns.

FIG. 10 is a perspective view thereof,

FIG. 11 is a cross sectional view thereof,

FIG. 12 is a side view showing how the uppermost and lowermost blindfold panels are attached,

FIG. 13 is a side view showing another structure in which the facing portions of the upper and lower blindfold panels are covered with vanes.

FIG. 14 is a simplified front view of a fence showing a conventional example,

FIG. 15 is a side view thereof,

FIG. 16 is a simplified side view of a main part in a state where blindfold panels are stacked in a column direction.

[Explanation of symbols]

A blindfold panel B building 1, 2 Vertical cross member 1a, 2a Reinforcement plate part 3 Vertical beam members 4 blades 5 props 6 Mounting bracket 7 arm pieces 8 L-shaped metal piece

Claims (7)

[Claims] 1. A vertical rail member disposed laterally at predetermined intervals, a horizontal rail member disposed and fixed above and below the vertical rail member, and a vertical rail member substantially parallel to the horizontal rail member. A blind panel consisting of fixed and fixed upper and lower blades arranged side by side at predetermined intervals, the upper end of the uppermost blade being projected upward from the upper crosspiece member, or the lowermost A blindfold panel in which a lower end portion of the blade plate is protruded downward from a lower horizontal rail member. 2. The blind panel according to claim 1, wherein the upper and lower horizontal rail members are made of a steel plate material. 3. The vane plate has an inclined portion at the center in the vertical width direction,
The upper and lower vertical portions vertically extending vertically from the upper and lower ends of the inclined portion, respectively, and the upper vertical portion of the uppermost blade plate of the blade plates juxtaposed in parallel with the blind panel is separated from the upper horizontal rail member. The blind panel according to claim 1, wherein the blind panel is projected upward or a lower vertical portion of the lowermost blade is projected downward from the lower horizontal rail member. 4. A vertical rail member disposed laterally at predetermined intervals, a horizontal rail member disposed and fixed above and below the vertical rail member, and a vertical rail member substantially parallel to the horizontal rail member. Two or more blind panels composed of fixed and fixed blades are vertically stacked side by side and stacked in a column so as to be stretched, and a joint between vertically adjacent blind panels is a lower blind panel. The fence structure characterized by being covered and shielded by the upper end of the uppermost blade plate in the above or the lower end of the lowermost blade plate in the upper blind panel. 5. The blind panel is stretched between columns that are erected laterally at predetermined intervals, and the column is formed to have a length several times the vertical width of the blind panel and adjacent columns. The fence structure according to claim 4, wherein two or more blindfold panels are stacked in a column and stretched between them. 6. The distance between the lowermost blade of the upper blinding panel and the uppermost blade of the lower blinding panel,
The interval between the vertically adjacent blades stretched over these blindfold panels is made equal to each other.
Alternatively, the fence structure according to claim 5. 7. A reinforcing plate portion, which is bent at a right angle toward the rear surface side of the blindfold panel, is integrally provided at the rear end edges of the upper and lower horizontal rail members made of a steel plate material in the blindfold panel. The mounting brackets for fixing and supporting the panel to the support column are arm pieces whose front end portions are integrally fixed to the rear surfaces of both side end portions of the reinforcing plate section, and the flat surface L fixed to the support column.
And a connecting piece portion which is bent in a direction parallel to the surface of the blind panel, is formed at the rear end edge of the arm piece, and the connecting piece portion is connected to the front half piece of the L-shaped metal piece. The second half piece part which is superposed on the front surface of the part and fixed by a bolt, and which is connected to the front half part part of the L-shaped metal fitting at right angles to the front half part is fixed to the support pillar by a bolt. The fence structure according to claim 4, claim 5, or claim 6.