JP2009002100A - Continuous panel wall structure - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a continuous panel wall structure enabling an inhabitant or the like to easily mount a wall-mounted TV, a wall shelf, or the like to a wall. <P>SOLUTION: The continuous panel wall structure forms a continuous wall by continuously arranging panel members 1 through connecting members 2, and fixing the panel members 1 by a ceiling face S and a floor face F to form a continuous wall. The connecting member 2 forms fitting connection parts 2a connecting the panel members 1 to both side ends 21, and a plurality of latching holes 2b are formed in at least one of a front face 22 and a rear face 23. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2009,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a continuous panel wall structure in which panel members are connected using a connecting member and fixed on a ceiling surface and a floor surface.

  As a simple structure of this type of continuous panel wall, for example, Patent Document 1 discloses a panel connection structure in which a plurality of panel members are connected by a connection member having an H-shaped cross section. .

In the connecting member described in this document, a panel insertion portion is formed on both sides by a web piece and a flange piece, and a panel member is inserted into the panel insertion portion so that adjacent panels can be connected. .
JP 2005-42427 A

  By the way, in offices and homes, clocks, contact boards, picture frames, daily necessities, etc. are generally suspended and hooked on walls and pillars using hooks, etc. In recent years, heavy items such as wall-mounted televisions and wall-mounted shelves have also been walled.

  As described above, when attaching various objects to walls and pillars, conventionally, it is common for a resident to respond to a desired location with screws, nails, or other retaining members as required. It is.

  However, when installing a wall-mounted TV or wall shelf as described above, the wall structure must be carefully examined and fixed so that it can sufficiently withstand the weight of the wall. Cannot be installed.

  The present invention has been proposed in view of such circumstances, and it is an object of the present invention to provide a continuous panel wall structure that allows a resident or the like to easily attach a wall-mounted television, a wall-mounted shelf, or the like.

  In addition, although the simple panel connection structure is described in the said patent document as mentioned above, especially the structure which latches an object on a wall is not proposed.

  In order to achieve the above object, the continuous panel wall structure according to claim 1 is configured such that the panel member is continuously provided with the connection member interposed therebetween, and is fixed between the ceiling surface and the floor surface to form a continuous wall. In the above-described continuous panel wall structure, the connecting member forms a fitting connecting portion for connecting the panel member to both side ends, and a plurality of retaining holes are formed on at least one of the front surface and the rear surface. It has a strut structure.

  In Claim 2, in Claim 1, it is set as the structure where the connection member had the hollow part extended up and down, and the latching hole is connected to the hollow part.

  According to a third aspect of the present invention, in the second aspect, a lower end opening communicating with the plurality of retaining holes is formed at the lower end of the connecting member.

  In Claim 4, in any one of Claims 1-3, the connection member has the connection vertical groove which makes each side edge part of the panel member which should be arranged continuously fit in a butting direction as a fitting connection part. .

  According to the continuous panel wall structure according to claim 1, the connecting member for connecting the panel member forms a fitting connecting portion for connecting the panel member to both side ends, and at least one of the front and rear surfaces Since it has a strut structure in which a plurality of retaining holes are formed, various objects can be suspended or hung using these retaining holes. In particular, if two retaining holes in the horizontal position of a pair of connecting members sandwiching the panel member are used, even if a wall-mounted television or a wall-mounted shelf is heavy and has a predetermined width, they are By spanning the connecting member, it is possible to easily attach the wall to a desired position.

  According to the continuous panel structure according to claim 2, the connecting member has a hollow portion extending vertically, and the retaining hole communicates with the hollow portion. Wiring along can be hidden.

  According to the continuous panel structure of the third aspect, since the lower end opening communicating with the plurality of retaining holes is formed at the lower end of the connecting member, the wiring of the electric appliance provided at the high place is arranged at the low place. When connecting to an outlet, the wiring running vertically along the wall surface is hardly exposed, and the wiring can be done without impairing the aesthetic appearance.

  According to the continuous panel wall structure according to claim 4, the connecting member has a connecting longitudinal groove as a fitting connecting portion for fitting each side end of the panel member to be continuously provided in the butting direction. Therefore, a sturdy continuous panel wall can be constructed with a simple operation.

  Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the accompanying drawings.

  FIG. 1 schematically shows an example of a continuous panel wall structure according to the present invention, in which (a) is a front view, (b) is a cross-sectional view, and (c) is a right side view.

  In this example, an example in which the continuous panel wall 10 is configured using three panel members 1 and two connecting members 2 is shown.

  The three panel members 1 are connected to each other with a connecting member 2 interposed between the panel members 1, and in the state of being connected, the L-shaped fixing member 3 is used to connect the ceiling surface S and the floor surface. It is fixed to F.

  In the illustrated example, the upper and lower ends 14 and 15 of the side end portions 11 and 11 of the panel members 1 and 1 that are not connected to the connecting member 2 of the panel members 1 and 1 that are positioned at both ends of the continuous panel wall 10 by the fixing member 3, All twelve locations with the upper and lower ends 24 and 25 of the front and rear surfaces 22 and 23 of the connecting members 2 and 2 are fixed. As described above, if the panel members 1 and all the connecting members 2 on both sides are fixed, the continuous panel wall 10 can be strengthened without fixing the panel member 1 located in the center (between the connecting members 2). Can be fixed.

  The connecting member 2 has a hollow support structure in which fitting connection portions 2a for connecting the panel member 1 to the both side end (left and right end) portions 21 and 21 are formed. A plurality of retaining holes 2b formed at the bottom and a lower end opening 2c formed by notching at the lower ends of the front and rear surfaces 22 and 23 in contact with the floor surface F. The lower end opening 2c communicates with a plurality of retaining holes 2b through a hollow portion 2d (see FIG. 2). The other detailed structure of the hollow portion 2d and the connecting member 2 will be described in detail with reference to FIG.

  FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view of the connecting member 2.

  The connecting member 2 is a hollow support column made of a metal such as aluminum or a hard resin, and the side end portions 11 and 11 of the two panel members 1 to be adjacent to each other at the side end portions 21 and 21. Are provided with fitting connection portions 2a and 2a. This fitting connection part 2a is a U-shaped fitting in a cross-sectional view formed by an abdomen piece 2aa of the connection member 2 and two flange pieces 2ab, 2aa projecting laterally from the front and rear surfaces 22, 23. It is a recess and is formed as a longitudinal groove for connecting the panel member 1 extending vertically.

  The hollow portion 2d is a space extending up and down surrounded by the left and right abdomen pieces 2aa and 2aa, and the front and rear surfaces 22 and 23, and communicates the retaining hole 2b and the lower end opening 2c opened at appropriate positions. As described above, since the connecting member 2 has a hollow structure, the height can be easily adjusted by cutting at the site.

  In this example, the connecting member 2 having the hollow portion 2d is shown, but a solid structure may be used. In that case, the latching hole should just be formed with the recessed part which can latch the hook member 6 (refer FIG. 5) mentioned later.

  FIG. 3 is a schematic view showing an example of use of the continuous panel wall 10, where (a) is a front view and (b) is a cross-sectional view.

  In this example, as in FIG. 1, a continuous panel wall 10 using three panel members 1 and two connecting members 2 is fixed to the ceiling surface S and the floor surface F using the fixing member 3. The wall-mounted television 4 is latched in a set of retaining holes 2b in a horizontal position on the front side of the pair of left and right connecting members 2. A hook member 6 (not shown in FIG. 3) is fixed to a position corresponding to the retaining hole 2b on the back surface of the wall-mounted television 4. The hook structure of the hook member 6 will be described later with reference to FIG.

  Thus, in the case where three or more panel members 1 are connected using two or more connecting members 2, two corresponding left and right retaining holes 2 b of one set of connecting members 2 can be used. Therefore, even a wall-mounted TV 4 having a predetermined width and a weight can be stably wall-mounted. Although the load of the wall-mounted television 4 is applied to the connecting member 2, it is distributed in two and escapes to the floor, so that there is a sense of stability.

  The wiring of the wall-mounted television 4 is such that the cord 4a with the plug 4b connected to the tip is inserted into the latching hole 2b of either the left or right coupling member 2 and is taken out from the lower end opening 2c through the hollow portion 2d. Since the wiring is performed, the wiring that runs vertically along the wall can be hidden by the connecting member 2, and the indoor aesthetics can be prevented from being damaged by the wiring.

  Such a hollow structure can be used not only for the wall-mounted TV 4 but also for wiring of other electrical appliances. For example, in the case of installing in a high place such as an air conditioner, there is no need to provide an outlet near the ceiling surface. Can be concealed in the hollow portion 2d of the connecting member 2 and connected to an outlet near the floor surface. Moreover, the wiring of the electrical appliance which does not latch on the connection member 2 can also be passed through the hollow part 2d.

  Moreover, since it is a hollow structure, in the case where both the front surface 22 and the rear surface 23 of the connecting member 2 are provided with the retaining hole 2b and the lower end opening 2c, the cord inserted from the retaining hole 2b on the wall-mounted surface, It can be taken out from the lower end opening 2c on the opposite surface and connected to the outlet on the opposite side. In particular, when the continuous panel wall 10 is used as a partition, since it can be partitioned regardless of the position of the outlet, the convenience is high.

  Furthermore, since the lower end opening 2c is provided in the connecting member 2, dust and dust collected on the floor surface of the hollow portion 2d can be easily taken out.

  FIG. 4 is a schematic view showing another example of use of the continuous panel wall 10, wherein (a) is a front view and (b) is a transverse sectional view.

  As in FIG. 1, this example is a continuous panel wall 10 using three panel members 1 and two connecting members 2, and is fixed to the ceiling surface S and the floor surface F using the fixing member 3. The three wall hanging shelves 5 are latched by using three sets of one (two) retaining holes 2b in the horizontal position on the front surface of the pair of left and right connecting members 2. A hook member 6 (not shown in FIG. 4) similar to the example of the wall-mounted television 4 is fixed to a position corresponding to the retaining hole 2b of the side edge 5a on the wall side of the wall hanging shelf 5.

  Thus, in the case where three or more panel members 1 are connected using two or more connecting members 2, two corresponding left and right retaining holes 2 b of one set of connecting members 2 can be used. Therefore, it is possible to stably mount the wall by spanning the plurality of stages of the wall racks 5. For example, a kitchenware shelf, a display shelf, a bookcase, etc. can be easily provided. When three or more connecting members 2 are used, it is more stable if one wall hanging shelf 5 is bridged using three or more retaining holes 2b in the horizontal position of the connecting members 2. A feeling is obtained.

  FIG. 5 is a perspective view showing three examples of the latching structure of the metal hook member 6. FIG. 5 (a) shows one corresponding to the connecting member 2 shown in FIGS. , (C) shows a perspective view of another example. 5A and 5B are partial perspective views of the hooking portion of the hook member 6.

  The hook portion of the hook member 6 shown in FIG. 5A is supported by a hook piece 6 a that is hooked in the hook hole 2 b of the connecting member 2 and a vertical surface below the hook hole 2 b of the connecting member 2. And a supported portion 6b.

  By hooking the hook pieces 6a of the pair of hook members 6 provided on the wall-mounted television 4 or the like into the retaining holes 2b of the pair of connecting members 2, the wall-mounted television 4 or the like can be stably attached to the wall.

  The hook member 6 in FIG. 5B has three hook pieces 6a arranged vertically, and can be used as a connecting member in which a latch hole is formed at a close interval. Since it is a structure latched by the three collar pieces 6a, it can attach to a wall more firmly.

  The hook member 6 in FIG. 5C includes a hook piece 6a having a shape similar to that in FIG. The structure has 6d. In addition, 6e in a figure is a screw hole for adhering a shelf.

  In this structure, the left and right ends of the shelf are bridged to the opposing shelf fixing pieces 6d of the pair of left and right hook members 6 and screwed, so that a wall-mounted shelf according to the width of the panel member 1 is provided between the connecting members 2. Can be provided. Moreover, if this hook member 6 is used, according to the number of panel members 1 to be used, a plurality of wall shelves having the same shape and the same size can be arranged in the left-right direction without gaps. It should be noted that the hooking member 6 of the wall hanging shelf may be fixed to the mounting piece 6d by caulking.

  FIG. 6 is a floor plan showing an example of partitioning by a self-standing continuous partition wall adopting the continuous panel wall structure of the present invention.

  The figure shows an example in which a living dining room without a partition in a room is partitioned into a dining kitchen D and a living room L by providing a passage P in part by a continuous panel wall 10. The continuous panel wall 10 is fixed so as to be orthogonal to the indoor side wall W of the inner staircase IS, the wall hanging shelf 5 is attached to the continuous panel wall surface on the dining kitchen D side, and the continuous panel wall surface on the living L side. Is mounted with a wall-mounted television 4.

  As described above, the continuous panel wall structure of the present invention can be used for simple indoor renovation and the like. After completion, the resident attaches the wall-mounted TV 4 or the wall-mounted shelf 5 to the desired position and height. be able to. Also, as shown in the figure, you can balance by holding objects on both sides.

  In the above example, one set (two) of the connecting members 2 is used to show the continuous panel wall 10 in which the three panel members 1 are connected, but three or more may be used. A single connecting member 2 may be used to connect two panel members 1 in series. Even if one connecting member 2 is used, it is possible to hang or suspend daily items or foreheads, etc. by using the vertical retaining holes 2b.

It is the schematic diagram which showed an example of the continuous panel wall structure of this invention, (a) is a front view, (b) is a cross-sectional view, (c) is a right view. It is a cross-sectional view of the connection member used with the continuous panel wall structure. It is the schematic diagram which showed the usage example of the continuous panel wall structure, (a) is a front view, (b) is a cross-sectional view. It is the schematic diagram which showed the other usage example of the continuous panel wall structure, (a) is a front view, (b) is a cross-sectional view. It is the fragmentary perspective view which showed an example of the latching structure of a hook member. It is a floor plan which shows the example of a partition by the self-supporting continuous partition wall which employ | adopted the continuous panel wall structure.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 Panel panel wall, self-supporting continuous partition wall 1 Panel member 11 Side edge (left-right end) part 12 Front surface 13 Rear surface 14 Upper end 15 Lower end 2 Connecting member 21 Side end part 22 Front surface 23 Rear surface 24 Upper end 25 Lower end 2a Fitting Connecting part (connecting longitudinal groove)
2aa abdomen piece 2ab flange piece 2b retaining hole 2c hollow part 2d lower end opening 3 fixing member 4 wall-mounted TV 5 wall-mounted shelf 6 hook member S ceiling surface F floor surface

Claims (4)

A panel panel wall structure in which a panel member is continuously provided with a connecting member interposed therebetween, and is fixed by a ceiling surface and a floor surface to form a continuous wall,
The connecting member has a strut structure in which a fitting connecting portion for connecting the panel member is formed on both side ends, and a plurality of retaining holes are formed in at least one of the front surface and the rear surface. Continuous panel wall structure. In claim 1,
A connecting panel wall structure in which the connecting member has a structure having a hollow portion extending vertically, and the retaining hole communicates with the hollow portion. In claim 2,
A continuous panel wall structure in which a lower end opening communicating with the plurality of retaining holes is formed at a lower end of the connecting member. In any one of Claims 1-3,
The connecting member has a connecting panel wall structure having connecting longitudinal grooves as fitting connecting portions for fitting the respective side end portions of the panel members to be provided in the butting direction.

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