JP2006193974A - Fixing structure of deck material and deck material fixture - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a deck material fixing structure capable of manufacturing a fixing device at low cost, increasing mounting stability for a joist of the fixing device, and removing an arbitrary deck material easily after completion of a deck. <P>SOLUTION: This deck material fixing structure is composed of a deck material in which a lower part of a side wall at both ends in the direction of width is recessed toward a bottom face wall, a fixing fringe having a locking part at a tip by protruding the bottom face wall up to a part in the vicinity of both end parts in the direction of width of the deck material from a lower end part of the side wall is formed, and a recessed part for allowing the fixing device to elevate and lower is formed between the fixing fringe and the lower part of the side wall and the fixing device having a fixed part loaded on the joist and fixed by a screw, a first engaging part formed into a substantially downward facing one-end opened square shape in a one end part in the direction of width of the fixed part to engage a locking part of the deck material with a lower side, and a second engaging part formed into a substantially dog leg shape in the other end part in the direction of width of the fixed part to engage the locking part of the deck material with the lower side. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2006,JPO&NCIPI

Description

  The present invention relates to a structure for fixing a deck material to a joist and a fixture used therefor.

Terrace decks and veranda decks are constructed by placing multiple deck materials on multiple joists and fixing the deck materials to the joists with screws, but recently, the heads of the screws are not exposed on the top surface of the deck materials. It is common to be fixed like this. The following are known as prior arts for realizing such fixing of the deck material. In the first prior art (Patent Document 1), a stepped portion is provided on the side surfaces of both ends in the width direction of the deck material, and a strip-shaped stop plate is hung on the adjacent stepped portion of the deck material placed next to the joist. Passing and screwing the screw that penetrates the stopper plate into the joist through the gap between the deck materials. In the second prior art (Patent Document 2), a slit-like engagement groove is provided on the side surfaces of both ends in the width direction of the deck material, and one deck placed on a joist using a substantially rollover H-shaped fixture. Fit one upper projecting edge of the fixture into the engagement groove of the material and insert one lower projecting edge of the fixture between the bottom surface of the deck material and the joist, and screw the fixture with a screw. Then, the deck material placed on the joist is slid in the direction of the previous deck material, and the other upper protruding edge of the fixing tool is fitted into the engaging groove at one end of the deck material and fixed. Insert the other lower protruding edge of the tool between the bottom surface of the deck material and the joist, and in that state, fit one upper protruding edge of the next fixing tool into the engaging groove on the other end of the deck material. Insert one of the lower protrusions of the fixture between the bottom of the decking and the joist and fix the fixture to the joist with screws. And, thereafter, to repeat the same operation until the end of the deck material. 3rd prior art (patent documents 3 and 4) is provided with the crevice formed by the upper edge part and the lower edge part in the side of the width direction both ends of the deck material, and the crevice of one deck material put on the joist Fit one locking part of a long or short fixed member of roughly inverted Ω shape to the joist, fix the fixed member to the joist with a screw, and then attach the deck material placed on the joist to the previous deck material The other locking portion of the fixing member is fitted into the concave portion at one end of the deck material, and in this state, one locking portion of the next fixing member is fitted into the other concave portion of the deck material. The fixing member is fixed to the joist with screws, and thereafter the same work is repeated until the last deck material.
JP-A-11-280144 JP 2002-47782 A JP 2002-146901 A JP 2002-206276 A

However, the above prior art has the following problems.
In the first prior art, since the adjacent end portions of the deck material placed side by side with one stop plate and one screw are fixed at the same time, the deck material may be separated during the screw screwing operation. Further, since the stop plate is spaced upward from the joist to the stepped portion, the screw screwing operation is less stable. For this reason, variations in the size of the gap formed between the fixed deck materials are likely to occur.
In the second prior art, since the fixture has a complicated shape, the manufacturing cost is high, and the lower protrusion is inserted between the bottom surface and the joist of the deck material, and the upper protrusion is the slit of the deck material. Since the fitting member is fitted into the engagement groove, the fixing member is not easily engaged with the deck material, and the deck material at an arbitrary position cannot be removed for repair or replacement in the completed deck.
In the third prior art, since the fixing member has a complicated shape, the manufacturing cost is similarly increased, and it is not easy to engage the locking portion with the concave portion of the deck material. Since the locking portions are closely fitted and locked in the recesses of the adjacent deck materials, the deck material at an arbitrary position cannot be removed for repair or replacement in the completed deck.

Thus, the first problem to be solved by the present invention is that the fixture can be manufactured at low cost, the mounting stability of the fixture to the joist is improved, and the deck material at an arbitrary position can be easily removed after the deck is completed. It is to provide a deck material fixing structure that can be used.
A second problem of the present invention is to provide a deck material fixing tool (hereinafter sometimes simply referred to as a fixing tool) that can be used for the above-described deck material fixing structure and that allows continuous installation of the deck material smoothly. There is.

  In order to solve the above problems, a deck material fixing structure according to the present invention is characterized by comprising the following deck materials and fixtures. That is, the bottom of the side wall at both ends in the width direction is recessed toward the bottom wall, and the bottom wall protrudes from the lower end of the side wall to the vicinity of both ends in the width direction of the deck material. The fixed edge which has a latching | locking part is formed, and the recessed part which can raise / lower a fixing tool is formed between the fixed edge and the lower part of the said side wall. In addition, the fixture is formed in a substantially U shape at the one end in the width direction of the fixing portion that is placed on the joist and fixed to the joist with a screw, and the locking portion of the deck material is on the lower side. A first engaging portion to be engaged; and a second engaging portion that is formed in a substantially square shape at the other end in the width direction of the fixing portion and engages the locking portion of the deck material downward. ing.

With the above configuration, in order to fix the deck material to the joist, the first deck material is positioned at a position that becomes one end of the deck, and the fixing tool or another fixing tool is fixed to the joist with a screw, and the fixing is performed. Engage and fix the locking portion at one end in the width direction of the first deck material. Next, the fixing portion of the fixing tool is placed on the joist at a predetermined position near the other end in the width direction of the first deck material, and the engaging portion at the other end in the width direction of the first deck material is engaged with the first engaging portion. Then, the screw that penetrates the fixing portion is screwed into the joist and fixed. Subsequently, the second deck material is placed on the joists and slid in the direction of the previous deck material, and the engaging portion at one end in the width direction of the deck material is engaged with the second engaging portion of the fixture. Let it fix. For the locking part at the other end in the width direction of the second deck material, in the same manner as the locking part at the other end of the first deck material, the next fixing tool is fixed to the joist with screws, It fixes by the 1st engaging part. Thereafter, the same operation as in the case of the second deck material is repeated until the last deck material positioned at the other end of the deck, and the locking portion at the other end in the width direction of the last deck material is The fixing tool is fixed to the joist with a screw, and the locking portion at the other end in the width direction of the last deck material is engaged and fixed with the fixing tool.
The adjacent recesses on the adjacent deck material allow the fixture to be raised and lowered, so after the deck is completed, loosening the screws on both sides of the deck material at an arbitrary position will cause the fixtures that were fixed with that screw to be removed. It can be separated from the joist in the recess. Therefore, the deck material can be removed.

The locking portion of the fixed edge of the deck material preferably has a taper that is inclined upward from the tip toward the center in the width direction of the deck material.
When such a locking portion is provided, the deck material placed on the joists is slid in the direction of the previous deck material, and the locking portion at one end of the deck material is engaged with the second engagement of the fixture. The resistance at the time of engaging with the portion becomes as small as possible. Accordingly, the rear deck material can be easily engaged with the fixture simply by sliding in the direction of the previous deck material.

The deck material fixing tool according to the present invention is formed in a fixing portion that is placed on a joist and fixed with screws, and is formed in a substantially downward U-shape at one end in the width direction of the fixing portion, and engages the locking portion of the deck material. A second engaging portion that engages with the engaging portion of the deck material, and includes a first engaging portion to be joined, and a guide portion that is formed in a substantially square shape at the other end in the width direction of the fixed portion and has an upward taper at the tip. It has an engaging part.
When the first engaging portion is formed in a substantially downward U-shape, the fixed edge of the deck material to be attached first is securely fixed. In addition, when the second engaging portion is provided with a guide portion having a taper, when the deck material is slid on the joist in the direction of the previous deck material, the deck material has a locking portion or a taper. The locking portion is guided by the guide portion and easily engages with the second engaging portion.

  According to the first aspect of the present invention, the deck material has a fixed edge on the extension of the bottom wall, and the fixture holds the fixed edge of the deck material placed next to the joist. Since it is only necessary to have the engaging portion to be fixed and the fixing portion to be fixed to the joist, it can be formed into a very flat and simple shape. Therefore, the manufacturing cost can be greatly reduced, and the fixing tool engages the engaging edge of the deck material with a low height from the joist with the flat engaging portion, and the screw is fixed at the fixing portion on the joist. Because it is fixed by, the stability of the screwing work is high, the construction efficiency is improved, and the deck material is surely fixed. In addition, since the fixture is housed in the concave portions of the deck materials on both sides, loosening the screws causes the fixture to be separated from the joists, so by loosening the screws on both sides of the deck material at any position, the deck Only the material can be easily removed. Therefore, it is possible to easily repair or replace the deck material.

  According to the invention of claim 2, since the locking portion of the fixed edge of the deck material has a taper that slopes upward from the tip toward the center in the width direction of the deck material, the deck material is placed on the joist and the previous deck When sliding in the direction of the material, the locking portion at one end in the width direction of the deck material can be easily engaged by being guided by the second engaging portion of the fixture, so that the mounting of the deck material is easy. In addition, the fixing after the mounting is reliable.

  According to the invention of claim 3, since the first engaging portion is formed in a substantially downward U-shape, the fixed edge of the deck material attached first is securely fixed, and the second engaging portion is tapered. When the deck material is slid in the direction of the previous deck material on the joist, the fixed edge at the tip of the deck material is guided to the guide portion and is easily connected to the second engagement member. Engage with the joint. Therefore, the work of sequentially fixing the deck materials can be performed stably, so that the construction efficiency can be improved.

Next, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.
FIG. 1 is a sectional view of a part of a deck adopting the deck material fixing structure according to the present invention, FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the deck material fixing tool, and FIG. 3 explains the operation of the fixing tool and the locking portion of the deck material. It is sectional drawing of the principal part.

In FIG. 1, 1 is a deck material, 2 is a fixture, 3 is a screw, and 4 is a joist.
The deck material 1 includes a deck material body 5 formed of a metal shape material such as an aluminum alloy, and a cover body 6 that is fitted and covered so as to decorate the upper portion of the deck material body.

  The deck material body 5 includes an upper surface wall 7, side walls 8 extending downward from both ends in the width direction of the upper surface wall, a bottom wall 9 connecting lower ends of the side walls on both sides, and an intermediate portion between the upper surface wall and the bottom wall. And a reinforcing wall 10 to be connected. In the reinforcing wall 10, a screw (not shown) that penetrates the joist 4 from below may be screwed into the center of the bottom wall in the width direction. It is formed at a position close to that side. Reference numeral 11 denotes a groove formed when there is a demand to reinforce the upper surface wall.

  The cover body 6 is formed of a synthetic resin shape. In order to reduce material costs and reuse resources (recycle), an inner layer 6a made of recycled material, and an outer layer 6b made of synthetic resin containing wood powder to give elasticity to the deck material surface and have a wood-tone pattern and color Are integrally joined by simultaneous molding to form a dish.

  Then, the cover body 6 is fitted to the deck material body 5 so that the side surface portion covers the upper part of the side wall of the deck material body 5 and the upper surface portion covers the upper surface wall 7 of the deck material body 5. The deck material 1 is constituted by screwing screws 12 at the portion and integrally connecting with the deck material main body 5.

  In the deck material fixing structure according to the present invention, the lower portion of the side wall 8 of the deck material main body 5 is recessed toward the bottom wall 9, and both end portions of the bottom wall relatively move from the lower end of the side wall to the deck material. Projecting to the vicinity of both ends in the width direction, a fixed edge 13 is formed at the protruding part, and a locking portion 14 is formed at the tip of the fixed edge. Preferably, the locking portion is formed in a single-edged shape and includes a taper that is inclined upward from the tip toward the center of the bottom wall. A recess 15 is formed between the lower portion of the side wall and the fixed edge 13. The distance from the tip of one locking portion of one deck material to the tip of the other locking portion, that is, the width of the bottom wall 9 of the deck material is set slightly smaller than the width of the top wall 7.

  The fixture 2 is made by pressing or roller forming of a steel plate. As illustrated in FIGS. 1 to 3, the fixture 2 and a first portion formed in a U-shaped cross section downward at one end of the fixture. It has the engaging part 17 and the 2nd engaging part 18 formed in the cross-sectional shape at the other end part of the fixing | fixed part 16. As shown in FIG. A screw penetrating hole 16a is provided in a substantially central portion of the fixing portion 16. Further, the distance from the tip of the first engaging portion to the extension line of the bottom surface of the fixing portion 16 is substantially equal to the thickness of the fixing edge 13 of the deck material. Further, the distal end portion of the second engaging portion 18 is preferably provided with a guide portion 18a which is bent so as to incline upward toward the distal end and has a taper, and the bottom surface of the fixing portion 16 extends from the bent portion. The distance to the extended line is substantially equal to the thickness of the fixed edge 13 of the deck material.

Due to the configuration of the deck material 1 and the fixture 2 described above, the deck material 1 can be attached to the joists 4 as follows.
That is, first, the first deck member 1 (E) shown on the left side of FIG. 1 is positioned, and a fixing tool having the same shape as that of the fixing tool 2 or one of the locking parts of the fixing tool 2 is deleted. Then, the fixing member 14 is fixed to the joist 4 by engaging the locking portion 14 at one end in the width direction (left end in FIG. 1) of the first deck material 1 (E).

  Next, the fixing portion 16 of the fixture 2 is placed on the joist 4 at a predetermined position close to the other end in the width direction of the first deck material 1 (E) (the right end in FIG. 1), and as shown in detail in FIG. After engaging the engaging portion 14 at the other end in the width direction of the first deck material 1 (E) with the first engaging portion 17, the screw 3 penetrating the fixing portion 16 is screwed into the joist 4 and fixed.

  Subsequently, the second deck material 1 (L) shown on the right side of FIG. 1 is placed on the joist 4 and slid in the direction of the previous deck material 1 (E). The engaging portion 14 at one end in the width direction (left end in FIG. 1) is engaged with the second engaging portion 18 of the fixture 2 and fixed. In this case, when the guide portion 18a with a taper is provided at the tip of the second engagement portion 18, when the rear deck material is slid on the joist in the direction of the previous deck material, The locking portion 14 is smoothly guided by the taper portion guided by the guide portion, that is, pushed in along the lower surface of the second engagement portion 18 with a small resistance, and the guide portion is elastically deformed while the second engagement portion is elastically deformed. Passes through the lowermost bend. And since the latching | locking part 14 engages with a 2nd engagement part by the elastic restoration of the 2nd engagement part 18 after passing, the movement of the width direction is blocked | prevented and temporarily fixed.

  The same procedure as that for the locking portion at the other end of the first deck material 1 (E) is applied to the locking portion 14 at the other width direction other end (right end in FIG. 1) of the second deck material 1 (L). Then, the next fixture 2 is fixed to the joist 4 with the screw 3, and the first engaging portion 17 is engaged with the engaging portion at the other end of the deck material to fix it. When the deck member is fixed by the fixing tool on the other end side, since one end is temporarily fixed as described above by the previous fixing tool, there is no inconvenience of misalignment. Therefore, the deck material can be securely attached at a predetermined position.

  Thereafter, the same operation as in the case of the second deck material 1 (L) is repeated until the last deck material positioned at the other end of the deck, and the locking portion at the other end in the width direction of the last deck material is fixed. The tool 2 or another fixing tool is fixed to the joist 4 with the screw 3, and the fixing portion at the other end in the width direction of the last deck member is engaged and fixed with the fixing tool.

  The opposing concave portions 15 and 15 of the adjacent deck materials 1 and 1 enable the fixture 2 to be raised and lowered. Therefore, after the deck is completed, the deck materials at arbitrary positions, for example, on both sides of the right deck material 1 in FIG. When the existing screw 3 is loosened, the fixing tool 2 fixed with the screw can be separated upward from the joist in the recesses 15 and 15, so that the locking portions 14 on both sides of the deck material are fixed to the fixing tool. It can be removed from the engaging portion.

  If the height of the concave portion 15 of the deck material is appropriately set, the deck material can be removed and reattached without removing the screw 3 from the joist 4, that is, while holding the fixture 2. Therefore, it is possible to easily and quickly repair or replace the deck material at an arbitrary position.

  As is apparent from FIGS. 1 and 3, the width of the fixing portion 16 of the fixing tool 2 is a driver inserted through a gap between the upper surface walls of the deck materials 1 on both sides attached close to the joists 4. Any width is acceptable as long as it can receive the head of the screw 3 rotated by, for example, and can be placed on the joist. Therefore, it is only necessary to have a relatively small width. Further, since the engaging portions 17 and 18 on both sides only need to have a shape that can be engaged with an engaging portion provided on the extension of the bottom wall of the deck material, both the height and width may be relatively small. Therefore, since the fixture is generally flat and has a simple shape, the fixture is easy to manufacture, and the manufacturing cost can be reduced. Further, since the screw 3 is screwed in the fixing portion 15 placed on the upper surface of the joist, the screwing operation is highly stable and the screw can be screwed firmly and firmly into the joist, so that the deck material can be firmly attached.

  In addition, when the fixed edge 13 and the recessed part 15 of the width direction both ends of a deck material are formed symmetrically with respect to the center of the deck material in the width direction, it is necessary to select an orientation when placing the deck material on joists. Because there is not, construction efficiency improves.

1 is a cross-sectional view of a part of a deck that employs a deck material fixing structure according to the present invention. The perspective view of a deck material fixing tool. Sectional drawing of the principal part explaining the effect | action of a fixing tool and the latching | locking part of a deck material.

Explanation of symbols

1, 1 (E), 1 (L) Deck material 8 Side wall
DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 9 Bottom wall 13 Fixed edge 14 Locking part 15 Recessed part 2 Fixing tool 16 Fixed part 17 1st engaging part 18 2nd engaging part 18a Tapered guide part 3 Screw 4 joist

Claims (3)

Deck material fixing structure consisting of deck material and fixtures with the following requirements.
In the deck material, the lower portions of the side walls at both ends in the width direction are recessed toward the bottom wall, and the bottom wall wall protrudes from the lower end of the side wall to the vicinity of both ends in the width direction of the deck material. The fixed edge which has a stop part is formed, and the recessed part which can raise / lower a fixture mentioned later between the said fixed edge and the lower part of the said side wall is formed.
The fixing device is formed in a substantially U-shaped downward portion at one end portion in the width direction of the fixing portion, which is mounted on the joist on the center in the width direction and fixed to the joist with a screw. A first engagement portion that engages with the lower portion, and a second engagement portion that is formed in a substantially square shape at the other end in the width direction of the fixed portion and engages the locking portion of the deck material downward. And having.   The deck material fixing structure according to claim 1, wherein the locking portion of the fixed edge of the deck material has a taper that is inclined upward from the tip toward the center in the width direction of the deck material.   A fixing portion fixed to the joist with a screw, a first engagement portion that is formed in a substantially downward U-shape at one end in the width direction of the fixing portion, and engages the locking portion of the deck material downward; A second engaging portion that has a guide portion that is formed in a substantially U-shape at the other end in the width direction of the fixed portion, has an upward taper at the tip, and engages the engaging portion of the deck material downward; Deck material fixture.

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