JP2013133607A - Movable wall, and pawl for hooking panel to frame - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a movable wall to be hung from a hanging wheel running along a ceiling rail, which allows a panel to be attached through a pawl fixed to a frame.SOLUTION: An L-shaped pawl 29 includes a standing part 41 having an inside surface 32 which is smooth convex curved surface and a cutout step 42 on the downside of the curved surface top. A panel 4 has a surface material 7 which is bent to have a fastening piece 26 at each of both side ends. The fastening piece 26 includes a narrow slit groove 27 extending in longitudinal direction and an engaging hole 28 above the slit groove 27. The pawl 29 has a support part 39 which fits in the slit groove 28. The step 42 at the inside surface 32 of the standing part is locked to or brought near to the inner peripheral surface 43 at the lower side of the engaging hole 28.

Description

  The present invention relates to a moving wall that allows a panel to be attached to and detached from a frame. Further, the present invention relates to a moving wall that prevents the panel from falling off in the event of an earthquake, and a claw that can be attached by hooking the panel.

  The moving wall is constructed so as to be able to move by being suspended from the ceiling rail. For this purpose, a plurality of moving walls are arranged in a predetermined place to form a partition that partitions a large space. And when unnecessary, it is stored in a storage section provided at one corner of the room, and the partition can be easily removed. In this way, the moving wall is provided with a suspension wheel at the upper end so that the installation location can be changed, and the upper and lower ends are provided with pressure contact members that can be fixed in pressure contact with the ceiling rail and the floor surface.

  The moving wall is shipped from the factory with the panel fixed to the framed frame and assembled. A ceiling rail is attached to the ceiling of the building, and the moving wall is suspended by being connected to a suspension vehicle that is loosely fitted on the ceiling rail. The suspension vehicle is provided with a suspension bolt extending downward, and this suspension bolt is screwed into a bolt hole provided at the upper end of the moving wall. The moving wall is very heavy, and the work of transporting from the factory to the site, and the work of suspending the moving wall on the site are heavy labor and are dangerous.

  The conventional moving wall is fixed by adhering the panel to the frame, and the frame and the panel are completely integrated. Unlike a general fixed partition device, the moving wall has a different installation location, so that the panel is bonded so that it does not come off the frame, and edges are attached to the four sides of the panel. For example, if a large earthquake occurs and shakes, it is very dangerous if the panel falls off the frame.

  The “moving wall suspension structure” according to Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2000-310084 is a moving wall suspension structure in which a suspension bolt is loosened so that it does not fall off a suspension vehicle and the movement wall does not fall down. Therefore, a socket with a screw hole is attached to the upper end of the moving wall, and the washer is fitted to the suspension bolt with a flat surface on the side so as not to rotate, and the suspension bolt is screwed into the screw hole of the socket, The washer is placed on the upper end of the socket and locked to a locking piece provided on the upper end.

In this way, it is important to prevent the suspension bolt from loosening and the moving wall from coming off the suspension vehicle, but the panel of the moving wall is also locked to the claw fixed to the stud like the panel of a general partition device. It is possible to easily install and to prevent it from falling off due to the shaking of the earthquake, it is easy to hang the moving wall and it is safe at the time of the shaking of the earthquake.
“Hanging structure of moving wall” according to JP 2000-310084 A

  Thus, the moving wall has the above-mentioned problems. The problems to be solved by the present invention are these problems, and provide a moving wall that can be easily suspended from a ceiling rail and is safe against earthquake shaking.

  The moving wall according to the present invention is configured by attaching a panel to a frame, and the panel can be hooked and attached via a claw provided on the frame. Accordingly, the frame is suspended in advance by connecting with the suspension bolt extending downward from the suspension wheel, and in this state, the panel can be attached via the claw. The claw is attached to the frame and protrudes on both sides of the frame.

  By the way, the shape of the claw is L-shaped, and the inner side surface of the raised portion of the claw forms a smooth convex curved surface, and a small step is provided by notching the top lower side of the convex curved surface. On the other hand, the panel is attached by being hooked on the claws protruding on both sides of the frame, but the fastening piece formed by bending the panel surface material is provided with a long and narrow slit groove, and the upper part is spaced apart from the slit groove. Has an engagement hole. Therefore, when the panel is hooked on the claw, the upper end of the slit groove is locked to the support portion of the L-shaped claw, and the engaging hole is locked to the step of the convex curved surface formed on the inner surface of the upright portion.

  An upper pressure contact member that presses against the ceiling rail is provided at the upper end of the frame of the moving wall, and a lower pressure contact member that presses against the floor surface is provided at the lower end of the frame. The upper and lower pressure contact members are press contact device operation units (jacks) mounted inside the frame. ) And a shaft. In addition, a spring is interposed in the middle of the shaft, and the frame can move up and down by the spring extending and contracting in a state where the upper and lower pressure contact members are in pressure contact with the ceiling rail and the floor surface.

  The moving wall according to the present invention can be easily mounted by hooking on a claw provided on the frame. Therefore, since the frame can be suspended from the suspension car in advance and the panel can be hooked and attached to the suspended frame, the installation work of the moving wall is convenient and easy. Further, since the transfer work from the factory to the site is facilitated, it is not necessary to perform a dangerous work such as heavy object transfer. Furthermore, when transporting an integrated moving wall with a panel attached to the frame, the panel surface may be scratched during transport, but the panel is transported separately to the frame suspended beforehand. The risk of scratching the panel surface is reduced as much as possible.

  The panel is attached in a state where it is hooked on the claw, and a step is formed on the inner surface of the raised portion of the claw at the top of the smooth convex curved surface, and a locking hole formed in the panel fastening piece is engaged with this step. Therefore, the panel does not move up and come off from the claw even if a vibration occurs due to an earthquake because the step is engaged with the engagement hole. In addition, the moving wall is fixed by the upper and lower pressure contact members that are in pressure contact with the ceiling rail and the floor surface in order to fix the moving wall, and because the spring attached to the shaft of the pressure welding device expands and contracts in the vertical direction, The vertical shaking of the moving wall is suppressed, and the risk of the panel coming off from the claw is greatly reduced.

The front view which arranged three moving walls. The longitudinal cross-sectional view of the movement wall hung by the suspension vehicle. The cross-sectional view in which three moving walls are arranged. Frame with pressure welding device. A panel that can be hooked onto a frame. A connecting member with claws for hooking panels. Connection structure of vertical beam and intermediate beam. Connection structure of vertical beam and intermediate beam. When connecting the side plate of the connecting member attached to the vertical beam to the intermediate beam. When the claw engages with the slit groove and the engagement hole formed in the fastening piece of the panel.

  FIG. 1 shows an embodiment in which a large room space is partitioned by three moving walls 1a, 1b and 1c. These three movable walls 1a, 1b, and 1c can be suspended and moved by a suspension vehicle (not shown) that travels on the ceiling rail. When the movable walls 1a, 1b, and 1c are arranged at predetermined positions, An upper press contact member and a lower press contact member attached to the upper end and the lower end protrude and are fixed. In addition to the upper and lower pressure contact members, the movable wall 1c is provided with a side pressure contact member, and the wall wall attached to the wall surface is pressed by projecting the side pressure contact member so that the movable wall 1c moves backward. Each moving wall 1a, 1b, 1c can contact | abut mutually without gap.

  FIG. 2 is a longitudinal sectional view in which the moving wall 1 is suspended from the ceiling rail 2 via a suspension wheel 3, and FIG. 3 is a transverse sectional view of the moving walls 1a, 1b, and 1c. The movable wall 1 is configured by attaching panels 4 and 4 to both sides of a framed frame, and glass wool is accommodated as a filler 5 between the panels 4 and 4. Further, the panel 4 is constituted by sticking a metal surface material 7 with a gypsum board 6 as a backing material.

  The suspension vehicle 3 rotatably supports two horizontal wheels 8 and 8 at a predetermined interval, and the outer peripheral portions of the horizontal wheels 8 and 8 are connected to traveling pieces 9 and 9 provided on the ceiling rail 2. It is listed. Accordingly, when the horizontal wheels 8 and 8 are rotated, the suspension vehicle 3 travels on the ceiling rail 2 and the moving wall 1 can move. However, the structure of the moving wall 1 and the suspension vehicle 3 shown in the figure is only one specific example, and is not limited thereto.

  In the figure, reference numeral 10 denotes an upper pressure contact member, and 11 denotes a lower pressure contact member. If the upper pressure contact member 10 protrudes and rises, it comes into pressure contact with the support piece 12 of the ceiling rail 2, and the lower pressure contact member 11 protrudes and falls. Press contact with the floor 13. The upper and lower pressure contact members 10 and 11 are pressed against the support piece 12 and the floor surface 13 so that the movable wall 1 is fixed at a predetermined position. Then, a side pressing member 14 is attached to the side end of the moving wall 1c in FIG. 3. If the side pressing member 14 protrudes and abuts against the wall rail 15, the moving wall 1c moves backward to move each side. The gap between the walls 1a, 1b, and 1c can be eliminated, and the side end of the moving wall 1a can be brought into contact with the wall rail 15 without any gap.

  FIG. 4 is a specific example of the frame 16 constituting the moving wall 1. (A) is a front view, (b) is a side view, (c) is a plan view, (d) is a BB sectional view, and (e) is an AA sectional view. The frame 16 is framed by two vertical bars 17a and 17b, an upper bar 18 and a lower bar 19, and two intermediate bars 20 and 20 are provided between the upper and lower bars 18 and 19. The vertical bars 17a and 17b are connected to the upper and lower bars 18 and 19 and the intermediate bars 20 and 20 by connecting members 21, 21.

  A jack 22 is attached to the lower intermediate rail 20 inside the frame 16, and the upper pressure contact member 10 and the lower pressure contact member 11 can be moved up and down by operating the jack 22. Similarly, the side pressing member 14 can be protruded. A shaft 23 extends upward from the jack 22 and is connected to the upper pressure contact member 10, and a shaft 24 extends downward to be connected to the lower pressure contact member 11. Further, spring portions 25 and 25 accommodating coil springs are interposed in the middle of the shaft 23 and the shaft 24.

  Therefore, when the upper pressure contact member 10 is in pressure contact with the support piece 12 of the ceiling rail and when the lower pressure contact member 11 is in pressure contact with the floor surface 13, the coil springs accommodated in the spring portions 25, 25 are compressed. For this purpose, the frame 16 restrained by the ceiling rail 2 and the floor surface 13 via the upper and lower pressure contact members 10 and 11, and the movable wall 1 with the panels 4 and 4 attached to the frame 16 are vertically moved within a certain range. It is in a state where it can move. Therefore, since the movable wall 1 can move up and down when an earthquake occurs, a large load does not act on the ceiling rail 2 and the floor surface 13.

  5A and 5B are specific examples showing the panel 4 attached to the frame 16, wherein FIG. 5A is a front view, FIG. 5B is a rear view, FIG. 5C is an AA sectional view, and FIG. 5D is a BB sectional view. Each figure is shown. As shown in the figure, the panel 4 is constructed by using a gypsum board 6 as a backing material, and a surface material 7 adhered thereto, and the surface material 7 is bent to form fastening pieces 26 and 26 on both sides. Yes. The fastening pieces 26, 26 are provided with elongated slit grooves 27, 27... Extending in the vertical direction, and the engagement holes 28 are provided above the slit grooves 27, 27. , 28... Here, the shape of the engagement hole 28 is not limited to a circle, and any shape may be used as long as the lower part forms a smooth arc.

  By the way, the panel 4 is attached to the frame 16 so that it can be attached to the claws provided on the frame 16. FIG. 6 is a specific example showing the connecting member 21 formed with the claws 29, 29. The connecting member 21 includes the vertical rails 17a, 17b, the upper rail 18, the lower rail 19, and the frame 16 shown in FIG. It is a member that can connect the intermediate bars 20, 20. That is, the frame 16 of FIG. 4 has a structure in which the crosspieces are connected via the connecting members 21, 21,... Without welding.

  In FIG. 6, the connecting member 21 has a substantially U-shape with side plates 31, 31 provided on both sides of the back plate 30, and L-shaped claws 29, 29 are formed on the back plate side of the side plates 31, 31. Yes. The claw 29 is L-shaped, the inner side surface 32 forms a smooth convex curved surface, and a step is provided by notching the top lower side of the convex curved surface. The upper and lower ends of the back plate 30 have holes 33 and 33 for screwing, and the side plates 31 and 31 have protrusions 34 and 34 projecting from the outer surface.

  FIG. 7 shows a connection structure in which the vertical beam 17a and the intermediate beam 20 are connected via the connection member 21, and shows an enlarged view of part (a) in the BB sectional view of FIG. The intermediate crosspiece 20 is a long material having a substantially U-shaped cross section, and the side plate 31 of the connecting member 21 is fitted to the intermediate crosspiece 20 and the protruding portion 34 protruding to the outer surface is engaged with a hole provided in the intermediate crosspiece 20. Then, the screw 35 inserted through the holes 33, 33 of the back plate 30 is screwed into the screw hole of the vertical beam 17a and fixed. As shown in the drawing, both side plates 31, 31 are fitted to the two intermediate bars 20, 20, and the protrusions 34 are connected to the holes formed in the intermediate bars 20, 20. Airtight rubber 36, 36 is attached to the vertical rail 17a.

  FIG. 8 shows a connection structure between the vertical beam 17b on the opposite side and the intermediate beam 20, 20, and shows an enlarged view of part (b) in the BB sectional view of FIG. The connection structure is the same as in FIG. 7, but the cross-sectional shape of the vertical beam 17b is slightly different from that of the vertical beam 17a. That is, the vertical rail 17b forms a concave portion 37 with which the airtight rubbers 36, 36 of the vertical rail 17a are engaged so that the side ends of the adjacent moving walls 1a, 1b abut against each other without any gap.

  In this way, the two intermediate bars 20 and 20 that are parallel to each other are connected to each other via the connecting members 21 and the vertical bars 17a and 17b disposed at both ends thereof. The claws 29 and 29 are located between 17a and 17b, and the claws 29 and 29 protrude from the outer surfaces of the intermediate bars 20 and 20. 7 and 8, the connection structure between the intermediate beam 20 and the vertical beam 17 has been described, but the same applies to the connection structure between the upper beam 18 and the vertical beam 17 and the connection structure between the lower beam 19 and the vertical beam 17. .

  FIG. 9 shows a case where the connecting member 21 is attached to the vertical beam 17 and the side plate 31 of the connecting member 21 is fitted to the intermediate beam 20. The side plate 31 is attached to the intermediate beam 20 made of a long material having a substantially U-shaped cross section. The projections 34 that are fitted and projecting on the outer surface of the side plate 31 are connected so as not to be detached by engaging with the holes 38 of the intermediate rail 20. The convex portion 34 has a shape that is inclined so as to be easily engaged with the hole 38 and is locked so as not to be detached once it is engaged with the hole 38.

  FIG. 10 shows a case where the claw 29 is engaged with the slit groove 27 and the engagement hole 28 of the fastening piece 26 provided at the side edge of the panel. By engaging the L-shaped claw 29 provided on the connecting member 21 with the slit groove 27, the upper end 40 of the slit groove 27 is locked to the support portion 39 of the claw 29, and the fastening piece 26 is supported on the claw 29. Is done. The inner side surface 32 of the upright portion 41 forms a smooth convex curved surface, and a step 42 is formed by notching the lower side of the top of the curved surface.

  Therefore, the tip of the convex portion is fitted in the engagement hole 28 and the step 42 is engaged with or close to the lower inner peripheral surface 43 of the engagement hole 28. Therefore, when the fastening piece 26 is going to rise, the lower inner peripheral surface 43 is locked to the step 42 to prevent the fastening piece 26 from rising. That is, the panel 4 is lifted so that it does not come off the claw 29. For example, when an earthquake occurs and the movable wall 1 swings up and down, the panel 4 in a state of being locked to the claws 29, 29. By stopping, it does not fall off from the claws 29, 29.

  The vertical movement of the moving wall 1 is caused by the fact that the shafts 23 and 24 connected to the upper and lower pressure contact members 18 and 19 provided on the frame 16 have spring portions 25 and 25 that house coil springs. As the coil spring expands and contracts, the vertical shaking of the moving wall 1 is alleviated. Therefore, the panels 4 and 4 locked to the claws 29, 29... Of the frame 16 are difficult to come off. Further, when the panel 4 is lifted with the moving wall 1 suspended, the lower inner peripheral surface 43 of the engagement hole 28 cannot be locked to the step 42 and lifted. Moreover, if the panel 4 is further lifted, the coil spring accommodated in the spring portion 25 of the pressure welding device is compressed and the frame 16 is simultaneously raised.

  Therefore, when removing the panel 4 from the frame 16, the moving wall 1 is separated from the suspension wheel 3 and is brought down on the floor surface. That is, if the movable wall 1 is tilted to the floor, the lower inner peripheral surface 43 of the engagement hole 28 forming an arc can be removed from the step 42 formed on the tab 29 when the panel 4 is pressed from the lower end. That is, when the large inner force 43 acts on the lower inner peripheral surface 43 that is in contact with both corners of the step 42, it is detached from the claw 29. In this case, even if the moving wall 1 that has fallen to the floor surface is pressed against the lower end of the panel, the coil spring does not deform and the frame 16 does not move.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Moving wall 2 Ceiling rail 3 Suspension car 4 Panel 5 Filler 6 Gypsum board 7 Surface material 8 Horizontal wheel 9 Traveling piece
10 Upper pressure contact member
11 Under pressure contact member
12 Support strip
13 Floor
14 Side pressure contact member
15 wall rail
16 frames
17 Vertical rail
18 Upper pier
19 Lower pier
20 intermediate cross
21 Connecting member
22 Jack
23 Shaft
24 shaft
25 Spring part
26 Fastening piece
27 Slit groove
28 engagement hole
29 claw
30 Backboard
31 Side plate
32 Inside
33 holes
34 Convex
35 screws
36 Airtight rubber
37 Recess
38 holes
39 Support
40 Top
41 Standing part
42 steps
43 Lower inner circumference

Claims (5)

In the moving wall suspended from the suspension vehicle running on the ceiling rail, the moving wall has a structure in which a panel is attached via a claw attached to the frame. The claw is L-shaped and the inner surface of the upright portion is A smooth convex curved surface is formed, a step is formed by notching the lower side of the top of the curved surface, and the slits extending in the vertical direction are formed on the fastening pieces provided at both ends by bending the surface material of the panel and the slits. An engagement hole is formed above the groove, and a support portion of the claw is fitted into the slit groove, and the step on the inner surface of the upright portion is locked or close to the lower inner peripheral surface of the engagement hole. Moving wall. An upper pressure contact member is attached to the upper end of the moving wall, a lower pressure contact member is attached to the lower end, and a spring portion containing a coil spring is interposed in the middle of the shaft extending from the jack to move the vertical pressure contact member up and down. The moving wall described. The frame has a structure in which both vertical rails, upper and lower rails, and an intermediate rail are combined, and the vertical rail is connected to the upper rail, the lower rail, and the intermediate rail via a connecting member, and the connecting member is connected to the vertical rail. A back plate that abuts and is screwed, and a side plate that extends from the back plate and fits to each of the crosspieces, engages a hole formed in each crosspiece with a protrusion provided on the outer surface of the side plate, and the side plate The moving wall according to claim 1, wherein a claw that engages with a fastening piece of the panel protrudes outward. In a claw for hanging a panel on a frame constituting the moving wall, the claw protrudes from both sides of the frame in an L shape. The inner surface of the upright part of the L-shaped claw is a smooth convex curved surface, the lower part of the curved top is cut away to form a step, and the panel surface material is bent to provide fastening pieces provided at both ends. Is a narrow slit groove extending in the vertical direction and an engagement hole is formed above the slit groove, and a support portion of the claw is fitted into the slit groove, and a step on the inner surface of the upright portion is formed on the lower inner circumference of the engagement hole. A claw that can be hooked to a frame of a moving wall, characterized in that the panel is attached by being locked or close to the surface. The frame has a structure in which both vertical rails, upper and lower rails, and an intermediate rail are combined, and the vertical rail is connected to the upper rail, the lower rail, and the intermediate rail via a connecting member, and a tab is attached to the side plate of this connecting member. The nail | claw which can hook a panel on the frame of the movement wall of Claim 4 which protruded outward.

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