JP2010189954A - Fitting with screen door - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a fitting with a screen door, by which the screen door is easily fitted to a fitting frame and a screen door frame is prevented from falling. <P>SOLUTION: An exterior side of the screen door frame 3 of the screen door 2 is bonded and fitted to the interior side of the fitting frame 1 by an adhesion means. By facilitating the attachment of the screen door frame 3, the screen door 2 can be easily fitted to the fitting frame 1. A base 50 of a restriction member 5 is mounted to the upper frame member 10 of the fitting frame 1, and a fitting part 60a of a restriction implement 60 is mounted to the base 50 in an engaging manner, by which a restriction part 60b of the restriction implement 60 faces the upper part of the interior side of the screen door frame 3, so that the screen door frame 3 may not fall from the fitting frame 1 even when the adhesion is insufficient. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2010,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a joinery with a screen door in which a roll screen door or the like is attached to the indoor side portion of the joinery frame.

  Conventionally, as a fitting with a screen door, for example, as disclosed in Patent Document 1, an insect net is wound around the screen door frame (frame structure material) on the indoor side of the frame structure material (framework frame) and can be fed out freely. It is known to have a roll screen door attached to the machine.

JP 2000-503359 A

The above-mentioned conventional joinery with a screen door is formed with a flange portion in the frame material of the screen door frame (side structure, rod-shaped structure), and a snap locking structure is attached to each frame material (frame structure) of the joinery frame. The roll screen door is attached to the indoor side portion of the joinery frame by engaging the snap lock structural member with the flange portion of the screen door frame and fixing the screen door frame to the joinery frame.
For this reason, since a plurality of snap locking members are attached to each frame material of the joinery frame, the mounting operation is troublesome, and the flange portion of the screen door frame is engaged with each snap locking member. The screen door frame must be attached, and the work of attaching the screen door frame is troublesome, and the work of attaching the roll screen door to the joinery frame together is troublesome.

  An object of the present invention is to provide a joiner with a screen door in which the screen door can be easily attached to the joinery frame.

  The present invention is a joiner with a screen door in which the outdoor part of the screen door frame of the screen door is adhered and attached to the indoor side portion of the screen frame by an adhesive means, and a regulating part is attached to the upper part of the screen door frame, The restricting part comprises a restricting tool having a mounting part and a restricting part, and a base. The base is fixedly attached to the upper part of the screen door frame with a fixing tool, and the attaching part is engaged with the base for attachment. It is a joiner with a screen door characterized in that the regulating portion is opposed to the upper part of the indoor side portion of the screen door frame.

In the present invention, a vertical gap is provided between the base and the upper end of the screen door frame, and the restricting tool moves from the indoor side toward the outdoor side with the screen door frame attached to the joinery frame. Thus, the attachment portion can be engaged with and attached to the base.
In this way, the screen door frame can be attached with the base attached, and then the restricting tool can be attached, so that the screen door frame does not have to be troublesome for the restriction parts.

In the present invention, the attachment portion of the restricting tool has a pair of engaging pieces, and the base covers the engaged portion with which the pair of engaging pieces are engaged, and the pair of engaging pieces. The guide may be engaged with the engaging portion, and the guide / support portion may be in contact with the lower surface of the engaging piece in the engaged state.
In this way, since the pair of engaging pieces can be engaged with the engaged portion by moving along the guide / support portion of the base, the restricting tool can be easily attached to the base.
And since the lower surface of a pair of engagement piece contacts a guide and support part in the state which engaged and attached the engagement piece to the to-be-engaged part, it can prevent that a control tool falls from a base.

In the present invention, a lock portion is provided at an attachment portion of the restricting tool, a lock receiving portion is provided at the base, and the lock portion is engaged with the lock receiving portion in a state where the restricting tool is attached to the base. It can be a vertical lock means for preventing the tool from moving upward with respect to the base.
In this way, since the restricting tool does not move upward with respect to the base, even if the restricting tool is pushed indoors by the screen door frame, the restricting tool does not come off the base.

In the present invention, a lock portion is provided at an attachment portion of the restricting tool, a lock receiving portion is provided at the base, and the lock portion is engaged with the lock receiving portion in a state where the restricting tool is attached to the base. Left and right locking means for preventing the tool from moving left and right relative to the base can be provided.
In this way, since the restricting tool does not move to the left and right with respect to the base, the engagement state between the lock portion and the lock receiving portion can be stably maintained.

In the present invention, the pair of engaging pieces are provided with locking recesses that are continuous with the outer surface of the pair of engagement pieces and open to the indoor side, and the engagement pieces are elastically outward by locking the tool in the locking recesses. By deforming, the engagement between the engagement piece and the engaged portion can be released.
In this way, the engaging piece can be detached from the engaged portion by locking the tool in the locking recess and elastically deforming the engaging piece to the outside, so that the restricting tool can be removed from the base.

According to the present invention, the screen door frame is attached to the joinery frame by an adhesive means, so that the screen door frame can be easily attached, and even if the screen door frame is not sufficiently bonded, the screen door frame is not attached to the joinery frame. It is possible to prevent it from falling off with a regulated part.
Furthermore, since the base can be fixedly attached in advance with a fixing tool and then the restriction tool can be attached to the base, the restriction part can be easily attached.

1 is an overall schematic internal view showing an embodiment of the present invention. It is an AA expanded detailed sectional view of FIG. It is BB expansion detailed sectional drawing of FIG. It is an expanded sectional view of the state which removed the control tool of a control part attachment part. It is a disassembled perspective view of the base of a control component, and a control tool. It is a perspective view of the state where the restricting tool was attached to the base of the restricting part. It is sectional drawing of the state which attached the control tool to the base of the control component.

As shown in FIG. 1, a roll screen door 2 is attached to the indoor side portion of the joinery frame 1.
The joinery frame 1 has an upper frame 10, a lower frame 11, and left and right vertical frames 12 connected in a square shape.
The roll screen door 2 has an insect screen 4 wound around a screen frame 3 and is mounted so as to be freely extended.
The screen door frame 3 has a rectangular shape with an upper frame member 30, a lower frame member 31, one vertical frame member 32, and the other vertical frame member 33, and a winding shaft (not shown) provided in the one vertical frame member 32. One end edge in the longitudinal direction of the insect screen 4 is connected to the other, and a movable vertical member 34 is connected to the other end edge in the longitudinal direction of the insect screen 4.
By sliding the movable vertical member 34 along the upper frame member 30 and the lower frame member 31, the insect net 4 is wound up and fed out.
Note that the roll screen door 2 is not limited to the above-described configuration, and it is sufficient that the insect screen 4 is wound around the screen door frame 3 so as to be freely extended. The screen door is not limited to a roll screen door, and may be another screen door such as a storage screen door such as a folding screen door, a fixed screen door, or a sliding screen door.

The screen door frame 3 has an outdoor portion fixed to the indoor side portion of the joinery frame 1 by an adhesive means.
For example, the outdoor side portions of the upper frame member 30, the lower frame member 31, one vertical frame member 32, and the other vertical frame member 33 are bonded to the indoor side portions of the upper frame 10, the lower frame 11, and the left and right vertical frames 12. Glued and fixed with tape. The bonding means is not limited to double-sided adhesive tape. For example, an adhesive may be applied.
Since it is like this, since the screen door frame 3 can be easily attached to the joinery frame 1, the roll screen door 2 can be easily attached to the joinery frame 1.

A restriction part 5 is attached to the upper part of the screen door frame 3, for example, the upper frame 10 of the joinery frame 1.
The restriction component 5 faces the upper part of the indoor side portion of the screen door frame 3, prevents the screen door frame 3 from falling to the indoor side, and prevents the roll screen door 2 from falling off the joinery frame 1.
Since it is like this, even if adhesion | attachment of the screen door frame 3 is inadequate, it can prevent that the roll screen door 2 falls from the joinery frame 1. FIG.

Since the screen door frame 3 has a winding shaft attached to one vertical frame member 32, the center of gravity of the screen door frame 3 is closer to the one vertical frame member 32.
Therefore, the screen door frame 3 can be prevented from falling off by attaching one regulating component 5 to one vertical frame member 32 of the upper frame 10.
Two or more regulating parts 5 may be attached.

Next, each member will be described in detail.
As shown in FIG. 2, the upper frame 10 and the lower frame 11 have screen door mounting surfaces 10a and 11a toward the indoor side, and the mounting pieces 10b and 11b protruding to the indoor side from the screen door mounting surfaces 10a and 11a are provided. Have.
As shown in FIG. 3, the left and right vertical frames 12 have mounting pieces 12 b that protrude to the indoor side from the screen door mounting surface 12 a that goes to the indoor side.
Each of the mounting pieces 10b, 11b, 12b is fixed to the inner surface of the opening of the building frame, for example, the peripheral edge 6 with a fixing tool, and the upper frame 10, the lower frame 11, and the vertical frame 12 are mounted.
In this embodiment, the upper frame 10, the lower frame 11, and the vertical frame 12 are made of resin and have the same cross-sectional shape. However, the upper frame 10, the lower frame 11, and the vertical frame 12 are made of aluminum. It may be made, or a combination of aluminum and resin may be used.
A shoji 7 is mounted in the joinery frame 1 so as to be vertically slidable and serves as a vertically slidable window.

As shown in FIG. 2, the upper frame member 30 and the lower frame member 31 of the screen door frame 3 have mounting surfaces 30a and 31a facing the outdoor side, indoor side surfaces 30b and 31b facing the indoor side, and guide recesses 30c and 31c. Have.
The to-be-attached surfaces 30a and 31a are bonded and fixed to the screen door attaching surfaces 10a and 11a of the upper frame 10 and the lower frame 11 with a double-sided adhesive tape (not shown).
An upper part and a lower part of the movable vertical member 34 are slidably fitted in the longitudinal direction across the guide recessed part 30c of the upper frame member 30 and the guide recessed part 31c of the lower frame member 31.

As shown in FIG. 3, the one vertical frame member 32 and the other vertical frame member 33 have attached surfaces 32a and 33a facing the outdoor side, and these attached surfaces 32a and 33a are the left and right vertical frames 12. The screen door mounting surface 12a is bonded and fixed with a double-sided adhesive tape (not shown).
The one vertical frame member 32 has a hollow shape with a main body 32b and a cover 32c, and a winding shaft 35 is rotatably mounted therein, and the winding shaft 35 is inspected by opening the cover 32c. I can do it.
The other vertical frame member 33 has an inward concave portion 33b, and the movable vertical member 34 is fitted in the inward concave portion 33b.

Since it is like this, in the state which attached the joinery frame 1 in the opening part of a building frame, the screen door frame 3 is moved toward the outdoor side from the indoor side of the opening part, The to-be-attached surface 30a, 31a, 32a , 33a can be attached to the screen door mounting surfaces 10a, 11a, 12a of the joinery frame 1 by using a double-sided adhesive tape. The lower end portion of the lower frame member 31 is in contact with the attachment piece 11 b of the lower frame 11.
The double-sided adhesive tape may be attached to the joinery frame 1 or attached to the screen door frame 3.

As shown in FIG. 4, the restriction component 5 includes a base 50 that is fixedly attached to the upper frame 10 with a fixing tool, and a restriction tool 60 that is engaged with and attached to the base 50.
The base 50 is attached to the upper frame 10 so as not to obstruct the attachment of the screen door frame 3, and the screen door frame 3 can be attached with the base 50 attached.
Specifically, the screen door frame 3 is attached so that there is a vertical gap between the base 50 and the upper end portion of the screen door frame 3 (upper frame member 30), and the upper end portion of the screen door frame 3 does not interfere with the base 50. I can do it.
For example, the base 50 is fixedly attached to the peripheral edge 6 via the attaching piece 10b of the upper frame 10 with a fixing tool 51 directed in the vertical direction. In this way, the fixing tool 51 cannot be seen from the indoor side.

The base 50 may be fixedly attached to the upper portion of the screen door mounting surface 10a of the upper frame 10 with a fixing tool directed in the indoor exterior direction.
Further, the base 50 is not limited to a configuration in which the base 50 is fixedly attached to the peripheral edge 6 via the attachment piece 10b of the upper frame 10, but is fixed only to the attachment piece 10b without being fixed to the peripheral edge 6. It may be a configuration. In the case where the upper frame 10 does not have the mounting piece 10b, the base 50 may be fixed to the upper inner surface of the opening of the building frame, for example, the above-described peripheral edge 6 with a fixing tool.
In addition, in the case of a corrugated window that has windows on the top and bottom with no borders, the attachment frame is fixedly attached to the interior side of the window (that is, the upper frame) and the base is attached to the attachment frame. 50 can be fixedly attached with a fixing tool.

The restricting tool 60 has an attaching portion 60a and a restricting portion 60b, and the attaching portion 60a is attached by being engaged with the base 50, and the restricting portion 60b is an upper portion of the indoor side portion of the screen door frame 3 as shown in FIG. For example, it opposes the indoor side surface 30 b of the upper frame member 30. At this time, the outdoor side surface of the restricting portion 60b and the indoor side surface 30b of the upper frame member 30 are opposed to each other, but may be opposed to each other without being separated.
As shown in FIG. 4, the restricting tool 60 can be attached to the base frame 50 by moving it from the indoor side toward the outdoor side with the screen door frame 3 attached to the joinery frame 1. The mounting portion 60a may be engaged with the base 50 to be attached by moving in the left-right direction.

  Thus, the screen door frame 3 can be attached with the base 50 attached, and the restricting tool 60 can be attached thereafter, and the attachment of the screen door frame 3 for the restricting component 5 is not complicated.

Next, the restriction component 5 will be described with reference to FIGS.
As shown in FIG. 5, the mounting portion 60a of the restricting tool 60 has a pair of engaging pieces 61, and the pair of engaging pieces 61 are located on the upper portion of the restricting portion 60b. The engaging portion 62 is provided opposite to the outdoor side end portion.
The base 50 is continuous with an engaged portion 52 that engages with the pair of engaging pieces 61 and a lower portion of the engaged portion 52, and the pair of engaging pieces 61 serves as the engaged portion 52. It has a pair of guides and support portions 53 that serve as guides to be engaged and support the engagement pieces 61 so as not to fall in the engaged state.
The engaged portion 52 has an engagement receiving portion 54 with which the engaging portion 62 engages on the outdoor side portion thereof, and a pair of engagement pieces 61 are provided closer to the indoor side of the engaged portion 52. It has a pair of guide surfaces 55 for expanding and deforming.

The base 50 is attached by fixing the fixing tool 51 to the mounting piece 10 b and the peripheral edge 6 of the upper frame 10 through a hole 56 formed through the upper and lower surfaces of the engaged portion 52.
As a result, as shown in FIG. 4, the guide / support portion 53 of the base 50 is positioned below the mounting piece 10b of the upper frame 10 (that is, the mounting surface of the base 50), and the engagement piece is inserted between the two. Form a space for.

Thus, with the base 50 attached, the restricting tool 60 is moved from the indoor side toward the outdoor side, and the pair of engaging pieces 61 are engaged with the base 50 along the guide / support portion 53. When the engagement portions 62 of the pair of engagement pieces 61 move along the pair of guide surfaces 55 and the pair of engagement pieces 61 expand and deform and pass through the pair of guide surfaces 55. The pair of engagement pieces 61 are elastically restored, the engagement portion 62 is engaged with the engagement receiving portion 54, and the restricting tool 60 is attached to the base 50.
Therefore, it can be easily attached by pushing the restricting tool 60 toward the base 50.
Moreover, since the lower surfaces 61a of the pair of engaging pieces 61 are in contact with the pair of guide / support portions 53 in a state where the restricting tool 60 is attached to the base 50, the restricting tool 60 can be supported so as not to fall.

Over the base 50 and the mounting portion 60a, a vertical lock means 70 is provided for locking the restricting tool 60 so as not to move upward with respect to the base 50.
The base 50 is provided with a lock receiving portion. For example, a protrusion 71 is provided on the indoor side end surface 52a of the engaged portion 52 of the base 50 to form a lock receiving portion.
The attachment portion 60a is provided with a lock portion that engages with the lock receiving portion and locks it so as not to move upward.
For example, an upward stepped portion 72 is formed between the pair of engaging pieces 61 of the mounting portion 60a toward the outdoor side to form a lock portion.
As described above, when the pair of engaging pieces 61 are engaged with the engaged portion 52 and the restricting tool 60 is attached to the base 50, the protrusion 71 is engaged with the upward stepped portion 72, and the base The restriction tool 60 is locked with respect to 50 so as not to move upward.
The lock receiving portion may be a pin or a pin hole, and the lock portion may be a pin hole or a pin.

Left and right lock means 80 is provided across the base 50 and the mounting portion 60a to lock the restricting tool 60 so as not to move left and right with respect to the base 50.
A groove 81 opened to the inside of the base 50 is formed in the base 50 as a lock receiving portion, and a protrusion 82 is provided in the mounting portion 60a as a lock portion. As described above, the pair of locking pieces 61 are engaged portions. When the restricting tool 60 is attached to the base 50 by engaging with 52, the protrusion 82 is fitted in the groove 81 to lock the restricting tool 60 so as not to move left and right with respect to the base 50.
The lock receiving portion may be a protrusion, the lock portion may be a groove, the lock receiving portion may be a hole toward the inside of the room, and the lock portion may be a shaft that fits into the hole.

A locking recess 63 is formed at the outdoor end of the pair of engaging pieces 61.
The locking recess 63 is continuous with the outer side surface 61b of the engagement piece 61 and opens toward the indoor side, and a tool such as a screwdriver is moved along the outer side surface 61b of the engagement piece 61 to stop the locking recess 63. The engagement piece 61 can be elastically deformed to the outside by fitting and locking to 63, and piling the tool outward.

  Thus, with the restricting tool 60 attached to the base 50, a tool is fitted and locked in the locking recess 63, and the engaging piece 61 is elastically deformed outward by twisting the tool. Then, the engaging part 62 can be detached from the engaging receiving part 54 to release the engagement of the attachment part 60 a to the base 50, and the restricting tool 60 can be removed from the base 50.

A specific shape of the base 50 will be described.
As shown in FIG. 5, the base 50 has a thick portion 58 at the left and right center of the portion closer to the outdoor side on the upper surface of the substrate 57 facing in the indoor direction, and the hole penetrating the thick portion 58 in the vertical direction. 56 is formed.
The portions on the left and right side surfaces 58a of the thick portion 58 are substantially V-shaped inclined surfaces toward the indoor side, and the guide surface 55 is a portion on the left and right side surfaces 58a of the thick portion 58 on the outdoor side. Is cut into a bowl shape to form the engagement receiving portion 54, and the thick portion 58 is the engaged portion 52.
An upper surface 57 a of the substrate 57 protrudes from the left and right side surfaces 58 a of the thick portion 58 to form the guide / support portion 53.

The aforementioned protrusion 71 is provided on the indoor side end surface 58 b of the thick portion 58.
The groove 81 is formed in a portion on the indoor side of the thick portion 58 of the substrate 57, and the groove 81 opens on the indoor end surface 57 b of the substrate 57.

A specific shape of the restrictor 60 will be described.
As shown in FIG. 5, the restricting tool 60 includes a horizontal plate 64 that extends toward the inside of the room and a vertical plate 65 that is continuous with the indoor side end of the horizontal plate 64 and has a bowl-shaped body 66. A pair of left and right engaging pieces 61 are provided integrally with the left and right sides of the outdoor side end face 64a of the horizontal plate 64 toward the outdoor side.
Each engaging piece 61 is provided with an engaging portion 62 and a locking recess 63.
The upward stepped portion 72 is formed at the left and right center of the outdoor side end face 64 a of the horizontal plate 64.
The protrusion 82 is provided on the lower surface of the horizontal plate 64.
The horizontal plate 64 and the pair of engaging pieces 61 form the above-described mounting portion 60a, and the vertical plate 65 is the restricting portion 60b.

  DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... Joinery frame, 2 ... Roll screen door, 3 ... Screen door frame, 4 ... Insect net, 5 ... Restriction part, 10 ... Upper frame, 11 ... Lower frame, 12 ... Vertical frame, 30 ... Upper frame material, 31 ... Lower frame 32, one vertical frame material, 33 ... the other vertical frame material, 50 ... base, 51 ... fixing tool, 52 ... engaged portion, 53 ... guide and support portion, 60 ... regulating tool, 60a ... mounting portion , 60b ... restricting portion, 61 ... engaging piece, 61a ... lower surface, 61b ... outer side surface, 63 ... locking recess, 70 ... vertical locking means, 71 ... protrusion (lock receiving portion), 72 ... upward stepped portion (locking) Part), 80 ... right and left lock part, 81 ... groove (lock receiving part), 82 ... protrusion (lock part).

Claims (6)

Attach the outdoor side of the screen door frame to the indoor side of the joiner frame with adhesive means,
In the upper part of the screen door frame, it is a fitting with a screen door with a restriction part attached,
The restricting part includes a restricting tool having a mounting portion and a restricting portion, and a base.
The base is fixedly attached to the upper part of the screen door frame with a fixing tool, and the attaching part is engaged with the base for attachment so that the restricting part faces the upper part of the indoor side part of the screen door frame. It is a fitting with screen door. A vertical gap is provided between the base and the upper end of the screen door frame,
2. The screen door according to claim 1, wherein the restricting tool can be attached by engaging the mounting portion with the base by moving from the indoor side toward the outdoor side with the screen door frame attached to the joinery frame. Joinery. The mounting portion of the restrictor has a pair of engagement pieces,
The base is engaged with the pair of engaging pieces, and guides the pair of engaging pieces to engage with the engaged parts. The joiner with a screen door according to claim 2, further comprising a guide / support portion that contacts the lower surface. A lock part is provided in the attachment part of the restrictor, and a lock receiving part is provided in the base.
The upper and lower lock means for preventing the restricting tool from moving upward with respect to the base by engaging the lock portion with the lock receiving portion in a state where the restricting device is attached to the base. A joiner with a screen door according to item. A lock part is provided in the attachment part of the restrictor, and a lock receiving part is provided in the base.
5. The left and right locking means for preventing the restricting tool from moving left and right with respect to the base by engaging the lock portion with the lock receiving portion in a state where the restricting device is attached to the base. A joiner with a screen door according to item.   By providing a locking recess that is continuous with the outer surface of the pair of engagement pieces and that is open to the inside of the pair, the tool is locked in the locking recess and the engagement piece is elastically deformed outward. The fitting with a screen door according to claim 3, wherein the engagement between the engagement piece and the engaged portion can be released.

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