JP2015090064A - Simple fixture for coping - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a simple fixture for a coping, easily fixable, regardless of difference in the shape or dimension of the coping, without damaging, because conventionally the coping and a wall are damaged by fixing a string with a nail or fixing a hook with a plurality of stapler needles when hooking a picture, a photograph or an ornament on the wall under the coping or placing the ornament on the coping, and a conventional metallic fixture is difficult in installation.SOLUTION: The simple fixture for the coping is provided with a pair of upper fixing parts attached with a guide for guiding a slide pipe and a connection belt capable of coping with a dimension of a width of the coping, to an upper L-shaped metal fitting for fixing an upper part and the left-right of the coping and a pair of lower fixing parts attached with a connection belt having the function of connecting and fixing the whole fixture to a lower L-shaped metal fitting for fixing a lower part of the coping.

Description

  The present invention relates to a fixing device installed on a headboard.

  There are cases where paintings, photographs, ornaments, etc. are hung on the wall under the headboard, or ornaments, etc. are placed on the headboard. In such a case, conventionally, a nail or the like is hit against a headboard or a wall to fix a hanging string or a binding string, or a hook is attached to a wall. In addition, as a fixture for handrail walls, a metal body with a top plate that covers the handrail and a fixture body with a side plate, and a pair of clamp members attached to the side plate, using bolts and nuts on both sides of the wall There is known a technique (see Patent Document 1) for pinching and fixing. In addition, gypsum board is often used as a wall material, a technique for fixing a hanging hook with a plurality of staplers and nails (see Patent Documents 2 and 3), a technique for making a hole in a wall and fixing it with an anchor ( Patent Document 4), and a technique of fixing with a screw-type screw coil (see Patent Document 5) is known.

JP 2011-106174 A JP 2006-22910 A JP-A-8-70984 JP 2003-328449 A JP 2007-24236 A

It is necessary to attach a string or a hook in order to install an ornament or the like on the wall below the headboard or above. The handrail wall fixing tool, which is one of the mounting methods, is troublesome to mount such as turning a nut for fixing. In addition, the conventional method of hitting a nail headboard, fixing the hook with a plurality of staples, etc., and fixing it with an anchor or screw coil are troublesome to damage the headboard or wall and change the fixing location. It was.
The present invention has been made to solve the above problems.

A pair of upper fixing parts provided with a slide pipe and three guides are provided on the upper L-shaped bracket for fixing the upper and left sides of the headboard, and a connecting belt is attached to the tip of the lower L-shaped bracket for fixing the lower part of the headboard. A pair of lower fixing portions provided with the One connecting belt is provided with a fixing hook, and the other connecting belt is provided with a fixing hook hole.
The simple fixing tool for headboards which consists of the above composition.

Since the present invention can be easily attached and detached regardless of the difference in the shape and size of the headboard, it is possible to easily install ornaments and the like.
Since it does not damage the caps or walls, it can be used for decoration by repeatedly using fixtures.
In the present invention, the upper and lower sides and the left and right sides of the object to be fixed are fixed by moving the L-shaped metal fittings, and thus can be widely used as a fixing tool for handrails having a shape similar to that of a headboard, a duck, a window frame, and the like.

Perspective view of the present invention Exploded perspective view of the present invention Sectional drawing explaining the attachment condition of this invention Sectional view of the fixed state of the present invention

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below.
(A) A pair of upper parts provided with a slide pipe (6) on both sides of the upper part of the upper L-shaped metal fitting (4), guides (5) at three points, and a string fixing ring (11) for fixing a string such as a suspension A fixing part (2) is provided.
(B) The slide pipe (6) is configured to slide by combining a pipe having a large diameter with a pipe or a rod having a diameter that fits in the diameter. The slide pipe (6) will support the weight of the suspended object. The appropriate weight setting is 5 kg in consideration of paintings, photographs, ornaments, etc. When suspending an article having a weight higher than that, it is efficient to use a fixture of another use with increased strength.
(C) A pair of lower fixing portions (3) provided with a connecting belt (7) is provided at the tip of the lower L-shaped metal fitting (7).
(2) A fixing hook (9) is provided in one connecting belt (7), and a fixing hook hole (10) is provided in the other connecting belt (7). The connecting belt (7) is made of a material such as hard rubber having elasticity. The fixed hook hole (10) is roughly divided into several shapes and dimensions of the headboard, and several holes are provided according to the shape and dimensions.
(E) In order not to damage the headboard (12) and the wall, it is desirable to provide a cushioning material at a portion of the fixture that comes into contact with the headboard (12).
The present invention has the above structure.

  When the present invention is used, the slide pipe (6) is combined as shown in FIG. 3, and the lower L-shaped metal fitting (7) is temporarily installed so as to be below the convex portion of the headboard (12). The two connecting belts (7) are then tensioned (13) inward from each other. As a result, the lower fixing portion (3) is movable A (14) upward, and the upper fixing portion (2) is movable B (15) inward, so that the simple fixing tool (1) is in contact with the headboard. Further, the connecting belt (7) is tensioned inward (13), and the fixing hook (9) is inserted into the nearest fixing hook hole (10) as shown in FIG.

1 Fastener for Kasagi 2 Upper fixed part 3 Lower fixed part 4 Upper L-shaped bracket 5 Guide 6 Slide pipe 7 Lower L-shaped bracket 8 Connection belt 9 Fixed hook 10 Fixed hook hole 11 String fixing ring 12 Caps 13 Tension 14 Movable A
15 movable B

Claims (1)

It is a simple fixing tool for headboards for installing ornaments etc. on the wall under the headboards or on the headboards,
A pair of upper fixing parts including a slide pipe on both sides of the upper part of the upper L-shaped metal fitting, a guide fixing in three places, and a string fixing ring for fixing a string such as a suspension;
A pair of lower fixing parts provided with a connecting belt having a function of connecting and fixing the whole fixing tool to the lower L-shaped metal fitting;
A simple fixing tool for headboards.

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