JP2007270444A - Baseboard structure - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a new baseboard structure which is not prevented from venting therethrough due to foreign matter such as dirt and dust. <P>SOLUTION: In the baseboard structure which is formed of an upper baseboard member 10 fixed to a wall, and a lower baseboard member 20 mounted on a floor, a gap S for venting is defined between the upper and lower baseboard members, and a filter 40 is arranged so as to substantially cover the gap. The gap is located at a high location from a floor surface, and therefore dirt and dust rarely accumulate in the gap, to thereby ensure the venting. Even if dirt and dust accumulate in the gap, the filter functions to prevent them from entering the interior of the wall. Preferably an inside passage section T of the gap is formed so as to face downward so that the gap is prevented from being viewed from inside the room. The lower baseboard member is detachably mounted on the floor by engaging fittings 30 fixed to the floor. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2008,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a baseboard structure provided at a corner of a room.

Patent Document 1 below describes a baseboard structure composed of an upper width wood fixed to a wall via a fixing tool such as a nail and a lower width wood attached to a floor via a locking bracket. Has been. A concave groove is provided on the lower surface side of the upper width timber to serve as a place where the fixture is driven, and the lower width timber covers the lower portion of the upper width timber and protrudes to a position higher than the groove. An upper protrusion is formed. Since the lower width timber is detachably attached to the floor in a state where a gap is formed between the lower timber and the floor surface, the lower width timber can be ventilated using the gap.
JP 2004-156245 A

  However, in the skirting board structure described in Patent Document 1, foreign matter such as dust and dust accumulates in a gap formed between the lower width timber and the floor surface, which may impede ventilation.

  In order to solve the above-described problems, an object of the present invention is to provide a baseboard structure having a novel configuration in which ventilation is not hindered by foreign matters such as dust and dust.

  In order to achieve this object, the present invention according to claim 1 is directed to a baseboard structure composed of an upper width timber fixed to a wall and a lower width timber fixed to a floor. A gap for ventilation is formed between the timber and the wood.

  The present invention according to claim 2 is characterized in that in the baseboard structure according to claim 1, a filter is provided so as to substantially cover the gap.

  The present invention according to claim 3 is characterized in that, in the baseboard structure according to claim 1 or 2, the indoor air passage by the gap is formed obliquely downward.

  The present invention according to claim 4 is characterized in that, in the skirting board structure according to any one of claims 1 to 3, the lower width timber is detachably fixed to the floor by a locking metal fitting.

  According to the first aspect of the present invention, the gap for ventilation is formed between the upper width timber fixed to the wall and the lower width timber fixed to the floor, and is located away from the floor surface. Therefore, foreign matter such as floor dust and dust hardly accumulates in the gap, and good ventilation can be ensured over a long period of time.

  According to the second aspect of the present invention, since the filter is provided inside or facing the gap, even if the foreign matter enters the gap from the indoor side, Therefore, the effect of ensuring good ventilation over a long period of time is more significantly exhibited.

  According to the third aspect of the present invention, since the indoor air passage by the gap is formed obliquely downward, it is possible to more effectively prevent foreign matter from accumulating in the gap, and the gap can be seen from the indoor side. Since it becomes difficult, the design is preferable.

  According to the fourth aspect of the present invention, since the lower width timber is detachably fixed to the floor by the locking metal fitting, the lower width timber can be freely attached, removed, exchanged, etc., and The work at that time is also easy. Therefore, for example, even if the lower width timber is damaged or the floorboard needs to be replaced or repaired, the lower width timber is removed and replaced with a new one, or after the floorboard replacement or repair work, etc. The work of attaching can be easily performed, and the floor board or the like is not damaged at that time.

  FIG. 1 is a cross-sectional view showing a skirting board structure according to an embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a construction drawing of this skirting board structure, and FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing an attachment state of a locking metal fitting in this skirting board structure.

  The baseboard structure includes an upper width wood 10, a lower width wood 20, a locking metal fitting 30, and a filter 40.

  The upper width wood 10 and the lower width wood 20 are all made of plywood, parallel plywood (LV), particle board, wafer board, flake board, strand board, stick board, etc. Wood fiberboard and other wood materials can be used as the material. Among them, a wood fiber board is a suitable material.

  Also, synthetic resin plates obtained by molding various synthetic resins such as hard vinyl chloride resin, soft vinyl chloride resin and ABS resin, synthetic resin rods and other synthetic resin materials, metal plates such as stainless steel and aluminum, metal rods and others The upper-width timber 10 and the lower-width timber 20 may be configured by using a metal-based material or the like as a material. These width timbers 10 and 20 may be composed of the same material, or may be composed of a combination of different materials.

  The decorative sheets 11 and 21 are attached to at least the surfaces of the upper width wood 10 and the lower width wood 20 that are exposed on the indoor side (indicated by dotted lines in FIGS. 1 and 2). As the decorative sheets 11 and 21, for example, natural veneers and artificial veneers obtained by cutting natural wood, veneer sheets lined with a backing material such as nonwoven fabric, paper, and synthetic resin sheets can be used. Cosmetic sheet-like articles such as decorative paper, resin-impregnated paper, non-woven fabric, paper, and synthetic resin sheet may be used alone or in any combination. An overcoat layer may be provided on the surface of these decorative materials. When a synthetic resin sheet is used for the decorative material, a synthetic resin sheet such as an olefin resin, a vinyl chloride resin, a polyester resin, or an acrylic resin can be used. Alternatively, instead of sticking the decorative sheet, makeup by direct printing, painting, or the like may be applied to the surfaces of the upper width wood 10 and the lower width wood 20.

  The upper width wood 10 is a long body that is long in the width direction, and is fixed to an inner wall material 1 such as a gypsum board by an adhesive (not shown) and a fixture 2 such as a finish nail. As an example, the size of the upper width wood 10 is 33 mm in height (length from the upper end to the tip of a protrusion 15 described later) and 9.4 mm in thickness (thickness from the front surface to the back surface).

  A groove 12 having an arbitrary cross-sectional shape is formed so as to extend continuously in the width direction substantially in the height direction on the surface of the upper width wood 10 (surface on the indoor side). Although this groove 12 has a great design meaning, it also serves as a groove to be driven into the fixture 2 such as a finish nail.

  In addition, a recess 13 is formed on the back surface (the surface in contact with the inner wall material 1) of the upper width wood 10. The recess 13 may be formed as a groove extending in the width direction, or may be provided in one place or several places. In any case, an excess of the adhesive applied to the rear surface of the upper width wood 10. The nail 3 is driven in advance at a predetermined height position of the inner wall material 1 when the upper width timber 10 is fixed, and the nail 3 is hooked on the recess 13. It is also used to temporarily position the upper width timber 10 (see FIG. 2).

  The lower end on the back side of the upper width timber 10 is a flat lower surface 14 that is substantially flush with the lower end surface 1b of the inner wall material 1 when fixed to the inner wall material 1, but protrudes downward on the surface side. The projection 15 is formed. The protrusion amount of the protrusion 15 from the flat lower surface 14 is 3 mm, for example.

  The lower width timber 20 is also a long body that is long in the width direction, and its length is substantially the same as the upper width timber 10. The shape of the lower width wood 20 in this embodiment is such that a decorative curved surface portion 22 is provided on the front surface side, the upper half of the back side is notched to form a rear projection 23, and the back side lower end portion is The locking protrusion 24 is formed by being largely cut out. The amount of protrusion of the rear protrusion 23 (distance from the notch vertical surface 25 to the back side vertical surface 26) is substantially equal to the thickness dimension of the inner wall material 1, and its lower surface 27 is a substantially horizontal flat surface. The back side of the locking projection 24 is an inclined surface 28 that forms an acute angle with the lower surface 27. The height (from the upper end to the lower surface of the locking projection 24) of the lower width wood 20 is, for example, 25 mm, and the thickness (from the surface to the rear side vertical surface 26 of the rear projection 23) is, for example, 25 mm.

  The locking bracket 30 is for detachably fixing the lower-width timber 20 to the floor, and is disposed as a long continuous body in the width direction of the lower-width timber 20 or at intervals as shown in FIG. Are used intermittently. The locking metal fitting 30 includes a lower pressing piece 31 that is inclined at substantially the same inclination angle as the back side inclined surface 28 to engage with the back side inclined surface 28 of the locking projection 24 of the lower width wood 20, The front horizontal part 32 extending from the lower end of the pressing piece 31 to the back side, the rear horizontal part 34, and the rear protrusion 23 of the lower width timber 20 formed between the front horizontal part 32 and the rear horizontal part 34. The support piece 33 elastically pressed against the lower surface 27, the vertical piece 35 suspended from the rear end of the rear horizontal portion 34, and the vertical piece 35 to engage with the upper surface 29 of the rear projection 23 of the lower width timber 20 It has an upper pressing piece 36 extending from the upper end to the surface side, and is integrally formed from a material that can be elastically deformed to some extent, such as metal or synthetic resin. At the boundary between the front horizontal portion 32 and the support portion 33, a screw hole 37 through which the screw 6 for fixing the locking metal fitting 30 to the floor (floor plate 4, floor base material 5) is provided. Each tip of the lower presser piece 31 and the upper presser piece 36 has a folded shape.

  In the locking metal fitting 30 having such a shape, the lower pressing piece 31 presses the locking protrusion 24 of the lower width wood 20 against the floor, and the upper pressing piece 36 includes a vertical piece 35, a supporting piece 33, and front and rear horizontal parts 32. , 34, the rear projection 23 of the lower width wood 20 is pressed against the floor side, and the lower width wood 20 is fixed to the floor.

  The filter 40 is fixed to the cut-out vertical surface 25 (and the upper surface 29 of the rear projection 23 if necessary) of the lower width wood 20 with a double-sided tape or an adhesive, and the upper end of the filter 40 is attached to the floor board 4. When fixed, the height from the floor surface 4a is substantially equal to H, which will be described later, and therefore is in close contact with the lower end surface 1b of the inner wall material 1. The cross-sectional size of the filter 40 is, for example, 5 mm thick and 17 mm high. The filter 40 may be provided on the upper surface of the lower width wood 20 and / or the lower surface 14 of the upper width wood 10. Thereby, the filter 40 will be provided inside the gap S or facing the gap S after construction. The filter 40 can be substantially the same filter used in an indoor unit of an air conditioner, and has a low airflow resistance and a shape-retaining property such as a sponge made of woven fabric, non-woven fabric, paper, porous soft synthetic resin, or the like. It is preferable that it is formed of the provided material.

  The construction of the baseboard structure described above will be described. As shown in FIG. 2, the floor board 4 is laid on the floor base material 5 such as joists and the outer wall base material 7 is erected, and the wall-side mouthpiece surface of the floor board 4 and the outer wall base material 7 A spacer 8 is interposed between them. A ventilation space 9 is secured on the back side of the inner wall material 1 (between the outer wall base material 7). Furthermore, the lower end surface 1b of the inner wall material 1 has a predetermined height H (a dimension slightly larger than the height of the lower width timber 20, for example, the height of the lower width timber 20 is 25 mm between the floor surface 4a and H. = 30 mm) so that a gap is formed.

  First, as shown in FIG. 3, a plurality of locking metal fittings 30, 30... Are placed on the floor 4, and the vertical pieces 35 are substantially flush with the wall-side end of the floor board 4. It fixes to the floor board 4 and the floor base material 5 with the fixing tools 6, such as a nail and a wood screw, at intervals (D). The fixing tool 6 is passed through a screw hole 37 formed at the boundary between the front horizontal portion 32 and the support portion 33. As shown in FIG. 2, if the spacer 8 is made slightly thicker than the floor plate 4, the vertical piece 35 of the engagement fitting 30 is attached to the indoor side surface of the spacer 8 exposed on the floor surface 4a. They can be pressed, and the positioning of the locking metal fitting 30 becomes easy.

  Next, the lower width timber 20 is fitted and fixed to the locking metal fitting 30 fixed to the floor board 4 as described above. That is, the rear protrusion 23 of the lower width timber 20 is inserted toward the front opening space surrounded by the upper pressing piece 36, the vertical piece 35, the front and rear horizontal parts 32, 34 and the support part 33 of the locking metal fitting 30, and By inserting the locking protrusions 24 of the lower width wood 20 into a space having a substantially triangular cross section sandwiched between the lower pressing piece 31 of the locking metal 30 and the floor surface 4a, the lower width wood 20 is attached to the locking metal 30. Set to. At this time, the notch vertical surface 25 of the lower width wood 20 is substantially flush with the surface 1 a of the inner wall material 1, and the upper end of the filter 40 fixed in advance to the notch vertical surface 25 is the lower end surface 1 b of the inner wall material 1. The gap S between the upper width timber 10 and the lower width timber 20 is covered. Further, the lower surface of the locking projection 24 comes into contact with the floor surface 4a.

  Next, after applying an adhesive to the lower surface of the inner wall material 1 and the back surface of the upper width wood 10, the upper width wood at a height position where the lower surface 14 of the upper width wood 10 is aligned with the lower end surface 1 b of the inner wall material 1. 10 is bonded to the surface 1 a of the inner wall material 1. Alternatively, as described above, the nail 3 is driven in advance at a predetermined height position of the inner wall material 1, and the nail 3 is hooked on the concave portion 13 on the back side of the upper width lumber 10 so that the upper width lumber 10 has a predetermined height. You may make it adhere | attach on the inner-wall material surface 1a, positioning at this position. Further, the fixture 2 such as a finish nail is driven into the groove 12 of the upper width wood 10 to securely fix the upper width wood 10.

  In a state where the upper width timber 10 is fixed at a predetermined position, a gap S having a height interval of b2 = 5 mm is formed between the upper width timber 10 and the lower width timber 20, and the indoor space and the ventilation space 9 are separated from each other. The ventilation between them is secured. Since this gap S is at a height position sufficiently away from the floor surface 4a, dust and dust from the floor surface 4a do not accumulate in the gap S and prevent airflow. Further, since the filter 40 is provided in the gap S, even if foreign matter enters the gap from the indoor side, the foreign matter does not enter and accumulate in the ventilation space 9 on the inner side of the wall. Good ventilation is ensured throughout. Should the filter 40 become clogged, remove the lower width wood 20 from the locking bracket 30, clean or replace the filter 40, and set it to the locking bracket 30 again, and maintenance is easy. is there. Moreover, since the downward protrusion 15 is formed in the lower end on the surface side of the upper width timber 10, a diagonally downward air passage T is formed on the indoor side of the gap S, while ensuring ventilation. Further, the design is improved by preventing the gap S from being exposed to the indoor side.

  Although the embodiments of the present invention have been described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings, the present invention is not limited to these embodiments, and various modifications can be made within the scope described in the claims. Needless to say you get.

It is sectional drawing which shows the baseboard structure by one Embodiment of this invention. It is a construction drawing of this baseboard structure. It is a perspective view which shows the attachment state of the latching metal fitting in this baseboard structure.

Explanation of symbols

1 Inner wall material 2 Finish nail (fixture)
3 Nail 4 Floor board 5 Floor base material 6 Screw 7 Outer wall base material 8 Spacer 9 Ventilation space 10 Upper width wood 11 Decorative sheet 12 Groove 13 Recess 14 Lower surface 15 Protrusion 20 Lower width wood 21 Decorative sheet 22 Decorated curved surface portion 23 Back projection 24 Locking protrusion 25 Notch vertical surface 26 Back surface vertical surface 27 Lower surface 28 Back surface inclined surface 29 Upper surface 30 Locking metal fitting 31 Lower pressing piece 32 Front horizontal portion 33 Supporting portion 34 Rear horizontal portion 35 Vertical piece 36 Upper pressing piece 37 Screw hole 40 Filter S Clearance T between upper width wood and lower width wood Tilted downward air passage

Claims (4)

In a baseboard structure composed of an upper width timber fixed to a wall and a lower width timber fixed to a floor, a gap for ventilation is formed between the upper width timber and the lower width timber. Characteristic baseboard structure. The baseboard structure according to claim 1, wherein a filter is provided so as to substantially cover the gap. The baseboard structure according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the indoor air passage by the gap is formed obliquely downward. The skirting board structure according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the lower width timber is detachably fixed to the floor by a locking metal fitting.

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