JP2007315157A - Handrail having function of device for repelling bird - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a handrail with the function of a device for bird repellent beforehand which can prevent obstacles such as bird dropping and nest building caused by the intrusion of birds into a veranda or a passage or the like of a residence, a communal dwelling or the like, and which can reduce the load of mounting a secondary device to the most extent. <P>SOLUTION: A strut or an end cap of a coping comprising the handrail has the function of the device for repelling birds. The handrail strut A has a plate 4, and a wire rod 9 such as a wire or a cord is stretched between the handrail strut A and a plate 8 of a strut B which is a pair of the handrail strut A. Thus, the intrusion of birds from the clearance 6 between the floor surface and the lower end of the handrail can be prevented. The end cap 3 of the coping 2 also has a tensioner D, and birds can be prevented from pausing on the coping by stretching a wire rod 5 between the tensioner D and the instrument E for stretching which is the pair of the tensioner D. Then the shape of the end cap is diversified so that it can flexibly correspond with the shape or mounting position of the handrail. Since the components of the handrail have the function of the device for repelling birds beforehand, the time and trouble for the attachment of the secondary device can be reduced by the device, and the landscape cannot be impaired. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2008,JPO&INPIT

Description

In order to prevent birds from entering a veranda or a corridor of a house or apartment house, the present invention is a handrail in which the support of the handrail constituting member, the end cap of the handrail headboard, and the function of the bird guard device are provided on the headboard connecting member. It is about.

A conventional bird guard device is a device that secondarily attaches a device to a handrail, and there is a device that is fixed with a screw or the like and stretches a wire such as a wire or string. (For example, see Patent Document 1). Also known is a device that is fastened and fixed to a handrail. (For example, see Patent Document 2).
JP 2000-139324 A Registered Utility Model No. 3060985

The conventional bird guard device is a device that secondarily attaches a device to a handrail, and it takes time for a resident to purchase and install the device. In addition, devices that are fixed with screws are known. However, in rental housing, it is often prohibited by the rules that a renter hits a screw or the like, and there are many problems that condominiums are not free.

In addition, devices that fasten and fix fixtures often have a fastening member that protrudes into the living space such as a veranda or corridor, which may hinder occupants' traffic and may cause injuries to children. have.

Therefore, according to the present invention, it is assumed that a veranda, a handrail, and the like have a bird-preventing function in advance and the number of secondary attachment devices is reduced to the maximum. In addition, the device can be used without using screws or the like and does not interfere with daily activities.

In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, the present invention provides a pipe 4 at the lower end of the column A which is a handrail constituting member in FIG. 1, and a resident stretches a wire 9 such as a wire and a string between the pipe 8 of the column B which is a pair. The bird is prevented from entering through the gap 6 between the floor surface 7 and the lower end of the handrail. In addition, by attaching a wire 5 such as a wire or a string to the tension member D of the end cap 3 of the handrail headboard 2 and the tension member E of the paired end cap 10, it is possible to prevent the bird from stopping on the sheath. Prevents birds from entering the living space such as the hallway and corridors.

That is, in the present invention, an end 22 of a wire 9 such as a wire or string is attached and fixed to the pipe 4 provided at the lower end of the support A as shown in FIG. 1, and the end of the wire is similarly applied to the pipe 8 of the pair of support B. A part 21 is attached. The wire has a spring 20 at one end to keep the wire in a tense state at all times. As a secondary attachment device, the resident only attaches a wire such as a wire or string.

When the handrail extends over a long distance as shown in FIG. 2, the headboard connecting member a1 is provided with a tension member a2 like the end cap. Since the wire 5 is stretched through the tension member a2, it is possible to prevent deflection even when the distance is long. In the case where the handrail extends over a long distance, a pillar C having a pipe 15 is installed in the middle, and the wire 9 is stretched through 15, so that the wire can be prevented from being bent due to a long distance.

The end cap has a variety of shapes, and the mechanism is such that the tensioner is pushed in and stored, and pushed out. The stretcher b1 according to FIG. 3 is pushed and stored when the bird guard device is not used, and is raised when the bird guard is used. The tension member c5 according to FIG. 4 is also stored when it is pushed, and comes out, but a wire such as a wire and a string and a drum which is a winding function of the wire are integrated with the tension member and the end cap. And no secondary equipment is required. A tensioning tool d2 according to FIG. 5 is provided on the side of the end cap d1 for tensioning a wire inside the handrail and hanging a material or the like that irregularly reflects light to defeat the bird.

The bird protection apparatus according to the present invention can effectively prevent a bird from entering a veranda or a corridor such as a house or an apartment house and causing damage due to dung damage or nesting.

To complete the device for the resident with a mechanism that has a bird guard function on the handrail and the secondary mounting device has been minimized, the hangers are used to stretch the wire between the pipes. It is an easy task of stretching between the lantern and the tensioning tool, and the burden of purchasing a bird protection device is reduced. Since the stretcher is attached to the end of the handrail, the bird guard device does not interfere with the activities of daily life when the wire is not stretched.

The device has a simple shape and does not impair the scenery even in a house or apartment house, and further, there is no worry about injury of the child due to the protrusion of the device.

By giving the end cap various shapes, it is possible to flexibly handle the shape and mounting position of the handrail. With a mechanism that allows the tensioner to be taken in and out, it can be taken out and used as needed according to the needs of the resident, stored if not needed, and the height can be changed. It also has another function to keep.

Let the lower end of support | pillar A and B which are the structural members of the handrail of FIG. 1 be a shape with a pipe. The pipes 4 and 8 constitute handrails in a state where they are fixed to the lower end portion of the support column in advance by welding or screws. In order to fill the gap 6 between the floor surface and the lower end of the handrail with a wire 9 such as a wire or a string, an end 22 of the wire is attached to the hole 13 of the pipe 4 and the hole 14 of the pipe 8 of the pair of columns B is paired. Similarly, attach the other end 21 of the wire. A wire rod is stretched at the lower end between the columns A and B to prevent the bird from invading through the gap between the floor surface and the lower end of the handrail and stopping the bird.

When the distance between the columns A and B is long as shown in FIG. 2, the wire 9 is passed through the hole 18 of the pipe 15 using the column C having the same pipe as the columns A and B. By supporting the wire rod between the columns A and C and between B and C, it is possible to prevent the wire rod from being bent due to the distance.

The end cap 3 of the headboard 2 which is a component of the handrail shown in FIG. The tension member is attached to the headboard in a state of being integrated with the end cap in advance by screwing, casting or the like. In order to prevent the bird from stopping on the headboard, the end portion 11 of the wire rod is attached to the hole 19 of the tension member D, and the end portion 12 of the wire rod is attached to the hole 17 of the pair of tension member E in the same manner as the tension member D. Install. Therefore, the wire 5 such as a wire or a string can be stretched between the tension members D and E. As shown in FIG. 2, when the distance between the stretching tools D and E is long, the headboard connecting member a1 is also provided with the stretching tool a2, and the wire is passed through the hole 16 of the stretching tool a2 between the stretching tools 3 and a1. And 10 and a1 are supported to prevent bending of the wire.

The shape of the end cap according to FIG. 3 is such that it can accommodate the tensioning tool when the bird guard device is not used. When the tensioning tool b1 is pushed downward, it fits into the push-in opening b3 of the end cap b2. The upper end b5 of the retracted tensioner is substantially flush with the upper end b4 of the end cap. When using the bird guard device, it is lifted by pushing the tensioning tool.

The shape of the end cap according to FIG. 4 is such that no occupant secondary attachment device is required. The end cap c <b> 1 is provided with drums c <b> 3, c <b> 3-a, and c <b> 3-b that are a winding function of the wire 5 such as a wire or string. When the bird guard is not used, the wire removed from the tensioner is automatically wound around the drum and stopped at the feed port C4 of the tensioner c5. When using the bird guard device, the wire rod is pulled out, and the tip C2 of the wire rod is attached to the pair of tension members. The tension applied by the winding function of the drum is always applied to the stretched wire, preventing the wire from being bent. Further, when the tensioner c5 is pushed downward, it is housed in the end cap c1. The top end c6 of the tension member c5 when stored is lowered to the position of c7 and stops. The position c7 is a position where the feed port c4 is not stored in the end cap. Therefore, it is a mechanism that can change the height while the wire is stretched. As an effect of being able to change the height, once you dry the futon, you can remove the wire once, hang the futon on the handrail, stretch the wire again, lower the height and hold down the futon, when you raise the height It is a mechanism that comes up when a tensioner is pushed.

The end cap according to FIG. 5 has a tensioning device that can be accommodated. A wire rod is attached to the tension member, stretched up to a pair of tension members, and a tensioning member (not shown) for bird warding is hooked on the tensioned wire rod. As for the dancer, a glossy material or one that diffuses light is good. When the tension member d2 is pushed, it is stored in the push-in opening d3 of the end cap d1. This is a mechanism that comes out when you push it out.

The perspective view of this invention. The figure in case a handrail is long in the perspective view of this invention. The end cap shape alternative plan of this invention. 2 of the end cap shape alternative plan of the present invention. 3 of the end cap shape alternative of the present invention.

Explanation of symbols

1 railing 2 caps 3 end cap 4 support A plate 5 wire, wire 6 such as string 6 floor surface and gap between the bottom of handrail 7 floor 8 support plate 11 wire 11 wire, end A strut of wire such as string B strut D tension frame E tension frame

Claims (3)

The handrails of the verandas and corridors of houses and apartment buildings themselves have the function of bird guards, and the handrail support has a pipe at the lower end, and the wire rod, wire, etc. between the pair of support pipes A handrail with a bird guard function that prevents birds from entering through the gap between the floor and the bottom of the handrail. Manufacture end caps of handrail caps into a shape that has the function of a stretcher and attach them to the caps. In addition, it is possible to flexibly cope with the shape and attachment position of the handrail by diversifying the shape of the end cap. A wire, string, etc., is stretched between the pair of end cap tensioners to prevent the bird from stopping on the handrails and the birds enter the living space such as a veranda or corridor. A handrail with the function of an anti-bird device. End caps are of various shapes. In FIG. 3, when the tension member b <b> 1 is pushed downward, it is stored in the end cap b <b> 2. FIG. 4 shows a wire, a string, etc., and a drum, which is a winding function of the wire, integrated with a stretcher and an end cap, and does not require any secondary device. The tensioning tool according to FIG. 5 is attached to the side of the end cap and is used to stretch the wire inside the handrail and hung the bird with a material that irregularly reflects light.

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