JP2016135949A - Fitting for vibration-proof aseismatic ceiling - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a fitting for a vibration-proof aseismatic ceiling capable of improving an earthquake resistance without impairing a vibration-proof property in spite of simple structure.SOLUTION: A ceiling backing material and a brace 8 are connected on a vibration-proof aseismatic ceiling. A fitting for a vibration-proof aseismatic ceiling comprises: a bracket 20 in a substantially C-shape opening downward, which is fixed on the ceiling backing material; a pair of brace bearers 30, 30, which sandwich and fix a bottom edge 8a of the brace 8; a fixing plate 40, which connects and fixes the pair of brace bearers 30, 30; a vibration-proof rubber 50, which has a body part 51 and an engaging part 52 that engages to an open hole of the bracket 20; and a connection member 60, which penetrates and connects the vibration-proof rubber 50, the bracket 20, and the fixing plate 40. A hanging material 2 is disposed in a space 11 formed between the pair of brace bearers 30, 30 and the connection member 60 is disposed on the fixing plate 40 immediately under the space 11.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 4

Description

  The present invention relates to a vibration-proof and earthquake-resistant ceiling connection fitting. More specifically, a suspension member hanging from the ceiling slab, a field support supported by the suspension material via a vibration hanger, a ceiling base material comprising a field edge orthogonal to the field support, and the ceiling slab The present invention relates to a vibration-proof and earthquake-proof ceiling connecting bracket for connecting the ceiling base material and the brace in a vibration-proof and earthquake-proof ceiling provided with a brace provided to be inclined with respect to the ceiling base material.

  Conventionally, as a vibration-proof and earthquake-proof ceiling as described above, for example, the one shown in Patent Document 1 (FIG. 16) is known. In this ceiling structure, the vibration-proof hanger interposed in the hanging material hanging from the ceiling slab suppresses the propagation of vibration (sound), and the brace provided between the ceiling slab and the ceiling base material is inclined Suppresses the shaking of the ceiling caused by

  However, in such a structure, as shown in FIG. 8 (a), when the brace 8 ′ is bridged in a substantially V shape along the longitudinal direction Y of the field receiver 5 ′, the central axis a0 of the brace 8 ′ is obtained. However, it shifts with respect to the central axis (center of horizontal load) a1 of the field receiver 5 ′. On the other hand, as shown in FIG. 5B, when the brace 8 ′ is bridged in a substantially V shape along the longitudinal direction X of the field edge 6 ′, the lower end 8′a of the brace 8 ′ and the hanger 4 ′ In order to avoid interference, the lower end 8'a of the brace 8 'must be positioned near the hanger 4' by the orthogonal member 101, and the central axis a0 of the brace 8 'is displaced from the central axis a2 of the suspension member 2'. End up. Thus, in any structure, the entire ceiling structure is likely to be twisted due to the deviation (mismatch) of the central axis of each member, the horizontal load F cannot be efficiently borne on the brace 8 ', and the earthquake resistance is improved. Improvement may be difficult.

JP 2009-2435 A

  In view of such a conventional situation, an object of the present invention is to provide a vibration-proof and earthquake-resistant ceiling fitting that improves the earthquake resistance without impairing the vibration resistance while having a simple structure.

  In order to achieve the above object, the features of the vibration-proof and earthquake-resistant ceiling fitting according to the present invention are characterized by a hanging material suspended from a ceiling slab, a field receiver supported by the hanging material via a vibration-proof hanger, and this field. In a vibration-proof and earthquake-resistant ceiling comprising a ceiling base material composed of a field edge orthogonal to the edge and a brace provided inclined between the ceiling slab and the ceiling base material, the ceiling base material and the brace are connected. A bracket having a substantially U shape with an opening at the bottom and fixed to the ceiling base material, a pair of brace receivers sandwiching and fixing a lower end of the brace, and the pair of brace receivers. Anti-vibration rubber having a fixing plate to be coupled and fixed, a main body portion and an engaging portion engaging with a through-hole of the bracket, and a connection that penetrates the anti-vibration rubber, the bracket, and the fixing plate and connects these members Equipped with parts Is to the suspended material is arranged the connecting member to the fixing plate immediately below the space with is positioned in a space formed between the pair of braces receiving material.

  According to the above configuration, the pair of brace receiving members are connected and fixed by the fixing plate and sandwiched and fixed at the lower end of the brace, so that a space is formed between the pair of brace receiving members. In addition, since the bracket and the vibration-proof rubber are connected to the fixing plate by a connecting member and the ceiling base material is fixed to the bracket, the brace central axis and the ceiling base material (field edge or field edge) central axis are provided. Can be matched. Since the suspension member is disposed in the space formed between the pair of brace receiving materials and the connecting member is disposed on the fixing plate directly below the space, the brace central axis and the ceiling base material (the field receiver or the field edge) are arranged. ) In addition to the central axis, the central axis of the suspension material can also be matched. Thereby, deformations, such as a twist, are suppressed by each member and these junction parts, and the horizontal load which arises on a ceiling surface via each member can be efficiently transmitted to a brace. Therefore, more horizontal load can be applied to the brace, and the earthquake resistance is improved. In addition, since the anti-vibration rubber that the connecting member penetrates has an engaging portion that engages with the through-hole of the bracket, insulation is ensured between the ceiling base material and the brace, and therefore vibration (sound ) Can be prevented from propagating, and the anti-vibration property is not impaired. In this way, it is possible to achieve both vibration resistance and vibration resistance while providing the brace.

  It further comprises a field edge reinforcement provided in parallel with the field edge, the brace is provided along a longitudinal direction of the field edge, and the bracket includes the field edge and the field edge reinforcement. It is good to be clamped between and fixed. Since the bracket is sandwiched and fixed by the field edge receiver and the field edge reinforcement, the field edge receiver and the field edge reinforcement are integrated, and the brace central axis, the suspension material central axis, and the integrated field edge reception center The axis can be matched. Thereby, deformations such as torsion are suppressed in each member and the joint portion, and a horizontal load can be transmitted to the brace more efficiently via each member.

  Further, a field edge reinforcing material provided in parallel with the field edge is further provided, the brace is provided along a longitudinal direction of the field edge, and the bracket is fitted and fixed to the field edge reinforcing material. It is also possible to do so. Since the bracket is fitted and fixed to the field edge reinforcing material, the brace central axis, the suspension material central axis, and the field edge reinforcing material central axis can be matched. Thereby, deformations such as torsion are suppressed in each member and the joint portion, and a horizontal load can be transmitted to the brace more efficiently via each member.

  The bracket may be provided with a pair of abutting members that abut against the outer peripheral surface of the main body with the connecting member interposed therebetween. As a result, when a horizontal load caused by an earthquake or the like acts on the anti-vibration rubber, the main body of the anti-vibration rubber comes into contact with the abutting member and / or the side surface (flange) of the bracket, and deformation is suppressed and a repulsive force is generated. . Due to this repulsive force, the connecting member that penetrates the vibration-proof rubber is held at the original penetrating position, so that it is difficult for the shaft to deviate and the deterioration of the earthquake resistance can be prevented. In addition, since the insulation is secured by the vibration proof rubber, the propagation of vibrations to the brace is also prevented, and the vibration proof property is also secured.

  The brace, the anti-vibration rubber, the bracket, the fixing plate, and the connection member may be provided symmetrically with respect to the suspension member. Thereby, since each member is symmetrically arrange | positioned centering on a suspension material, a horizontal load does not concentrate locally, but deformation | transformation, such as a twist, is further suppressed.

  A second anti-vibration rubber that covers the anti-vibration rubber may be further provided between the upper surface of the bracket and the lower surface of the fixing plate. Thereby, the vibration and vibration with respect to the vertical direction can be absorbed, and the vibration isolation can be further improved.

  According to the characteristics of the vibration-proof and earthquake-resistant ceiling fitting according to the present invention, it is possible to improve the earthquake resistance without impairing the vibration-proof property while having a simple structure.

  Other objects, configurations, and effects of the present invention will become apparent from the following embodiments of the present invention.

It is a front view which shows the vibration proof earthquake proof ceiling using the connection metal fitting for vibration proof earthquake proof ceiling concerning the present invention. It is a top view of FIG. It is an enlarged front view of the vibration-proof and earthquake-proof ceiling connection fitting. FIG. 4 is an enlarged side view of FIG. 3. It is a disassembled perspective view of the vibration-proof and earthquake-proof ceiling connection fitting. FIG. 4 is a sectional view taken along line AA in FIG. 3. FIG. 5 is a view corresponding to FIG. 4 according to another embodiment of the present invention. It is a figure which shows the conventional ceiling foundation structure typically, (a) is a structure which attached the brace in the field edge longitudinal direction, (b) shows an example of the structure which attached the brace in the field edge longitudinal direction.

Next, the present invention will be described in more detail with reference to FIGS.
The vibration-proof and earthquake-resistant ceiling fitting 10 according to the present invention is used for a vibration-proof and earthquake-proof ceiling 1 as shown in FIGS. This anti-vibration earthquake-resistant ceiling 1 generally includes a suspension member 2 hanging from the ceiling slab S, a field receiver 5 supported by the suspension member 2 via an anti-vibration hanger 3, and a field edge orthogonal to the field receiver 5. 6, and a brace 8 provided to be inclined between the ceiling slab 2 and the ceiling base material 7. In addition, the vibration-proof hanger 3 should just suppress the propagation of the vibration (sound) to the perpendicular direction Z through the suspension material 2, and a well-known thing is used.

  As shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, the hanger 4 includes a hanger part in which the vertical part 4 b hangs under the connecting part 4 a orthogonal to the suspension member 2, and a holding part that holds the field edge receiver 5. Are connected and fixed by a connecting bracket. The holding portion has a web 4c and a pair of upper and lower flanges 4d and 4d. A locking portion 4e is formed at the tip of the upper flange 4d, and a field receiver 5 inserted between the pair of flanges 4d and 4d. Engages with the locking portion 4e to suppress dropping. Furthermore, it is further firmly connected and fixed by the connecting tool 4f such as a bolt, and the slip of the field receiver 5 is suppressed. In addition, this hanger 4 is only an example, and if it is a thing of the aspect which does not interfere with each member of the connection metal fitting 10 and does not inhibit the function, it will not be limited to the illustrated shape and structure.

  As shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, the field receiver 5 includes a web 5a that is parallel to the vertical direction Z and a pair of upper and lower flanges 5b and 5c that project from both ends of the web 5a in the orthogonal direction. The field edge receiver 5 is disposed on the lip portion 6c of the field edge 6 so as to be orthogonal to the field edge longitudinal direction X, and is connected and fixed to the field edge 6 by a connection fitting 7a as shown in FIG. The connecting fitting 7a sandwiches the lip portion 6c of the field edge 6 and the lower flange 5b of the field edge receiver 5 with a pair of plate-like members 7b and 7b, and is fixed by a fixture 7x such as a bolt or a screw. Thereby, the field edge receiver 5 and the field edge 6 are firmly connected to prevent slipping.

  As shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, the field edge 6 includes a web 6 a to which a ceiling finishing material 9 is attached and fixed via a fixture 9 x such as a screw, and a pair of flanges 6 b that rise in the vertical direction Z from both ends of the web 6 a. , 6b. A lip portion 6c is formed at the upper end of the flange 6b. Thereby, a contact area with the field receiver 5 increases, and position shift is suppressed by the frictional force.

  As shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, the ceiling finishing material 9 has a two-layer structure, for example, and a first finishing material 9 a exposed as a ceiling surface and a second finishing material 9 b that bonds and fixes the first finishing material 9 a. It consists of. The second finishing material 9b is fixed to the field edge 6 and the field edge reinforcing material 70 described later by a fixture 9x such as a screw along the vertical direction Z. By making the screw 9x orthogonal to the direction of the horizontal load F generated in the ceiling finishing material 9 due to an earthquake or the like, the horizontal load F is efficiently transmitted to the ceiling base material 7.

  The brace 8 has a hollow prismatic shape. In the present embodiment, as shown in FIG. 1, the brace 8 is disposed between the ceiling slab S and the ceiling base material 7 so as to be inclined along the longitudinal direction X of the field edge 6, and is used for a vibration-proof and earthquake-proof ceiling. It is bridged in a substantially V shape with the connection fitting 10 as the apex.

Next, with reference to FIGS. 3 to 6, a first embodiment of the vibration-proof and earthquake-proof ceiling connection fitting 10 (hereinafter simply referred to as “connection fitting 10”) according to the present invention will be described in more detail.
The connection fitting 10 according to the first embodiment generally connects a bracket 20 fixed to the ceiling base material 7, a pair of brace receivers 30 and 30 for fixing the brace 8, and a pair of brace receivers 30 and 30. A fixing plate 40 to be fixed, a vibration isolating rubber 50 that engages with the bracket 20, and a connecting member 60 that penetrates the bracket 20, the fixing plate 40, and the vibration isolating rubber 50 and connects these members 20, 40, 50 are provided. In the present embodiment, the connection fitting 10 further includes a field edge reinforcing member 70 disposed in parallel with the field edge 6.

  In this embodiment, as shown in FIGS. 3 to 5, the bracket 20 is a channel material having a substantially U-shape with an opening at the bottom, and a web 21 and a pair of flanges erected from both ends of the web 21. 22 and 22. The web 21 and the pair of flanges 22 and 22 form an accommodating portion 23 that accommodates the main body portion 51 of the anti-vibration rubber 50 inside. At the center of the web 21 in the width direction (the edge receiving longitudinal direction Y), there are a through hole 21a for hooking the protruding portion 52 of the vibration isolating rubber 50 and a pair of mounting holes 21b, 21b for attaching the contact member 24. Is provided. The pair of mounting holes 21b and 21b are formed symmetrically along the field edge longitudinal direction X with the through hole 21a interposed therebetween. In the present embodiment, the contact member 24 includes, for example, a bolt 24a and a long nut 24b fastened to the bolt 24a. The long nut 24 b is located in the accommodating portion 23.

  As shown in FIGS. 3 to 5, the brace receiving member 30 includes a web 31 that is parallel to the vertical direction Z, and a pair of upper and lower flanges 32 and 33 that project substantially perpendicularly to the web 31 from both ends of the web 31. Further, the longitudinal direction of the brace receiving member 30 coincides with the field edge longitudinal direction X. The fixing plate 40 has a rectangular shape, and a plurality of mounting holes 41 for attaching screws 40x as fixing tools are formed at the end in the width direction (the edge receiving longitudinal direction Y). The brace receiving member 30 has its webs 31 opposed to each other, and the lower flange 32 is connected and fixed to the fixing plate 40 with screws 40x. And the space 11 is formed by the webs 31 and 31 which oppose. A through-hole 42 through which the connection member 60 passes is formed in the center of the fixing plate 40 in the width direction (the edge receiving longitudinal direction Y). The through hole 42 is located at the center of the space 11 in the width direction (the edge receiving longitudinal direction Y).

  The anti-vibration rubber 50 includes a columnar main body 51 and an engaging portion 52 that protrudes from the main body 51 in the vertical direction Z and engages with the through hole 21 a of the bracket 20. On the outer surface of the engaging portion 52, a ring-shaped hooking portion 52 a that hooks on the web 21 of the bracket 20 is formed. A through-hole 53 through which the connection member 60 passes is formed along the vertical direction Z at the center of the main body 51 and the engaging portion 52. In addition, a second anti-vibration rubber 54 surrounding the engaging portion 52 is provided between the bracket 20 and the fixed plate 40 to absorb vibrations generated between the bracket 20 and the fixed plate 40, thereby improving the anti-vibration property. Improve.

  As shown in FIGS. 3 to 5, the field edge reinforcing member 70 includes a web as a fixing surface 71 to which the ceiling finishing material 9 is fixed, and a pair of flanges 72 and 72 erected from both ends of the fixing surface 71. . Further, a lip portion 73 is formed at the upper end of the flange 72 so as to be bent outward at a substantially right angle, and is fixed to the lower flange 5b of the field receiver 5 with, for example, a screw 70x as a fixture. The width of the pair of flanges 72, 72 (distance between the inner surfaces) is substantially equal to the width of the pair of flanges 22, 22 of the bracket 20 (distance between the outer surfaces of the flanges 22).

Here, the assembly of the connection fitting 10 will be described.
As shown in FIGS. 3 to 5, the bracket 60, the fixing plate 40, and the anti-vibration rubber 50 configured as described above are penetrated by bolts 60 as connection members and are connected and fixed along the vertical direction Z by nuts 61. The At this time, the main body portion 51 of the anti-vibration rubber 50 is disposed in the housing portion 23 of the bracket 20. A gap 12 is formed between the main body 51 and the web 21 of the bracket 20. By forming the gap 12, excessive deformation of the vibration isolating rubber 50 due to the weight of the ceiling material suspended and supported by the hoisting material 2 is suppressed, and deterioration of the vibration isolating property is prevented.

  The bolts 60 are fixed to both ends of the brace receiving material 30 in the longitudinal direction (field edge longitudinal direction X) with an interval therebetween, and resist the horizontal load F. A field edge reinforcing material 70 is fitted into the bracket 20, and the flange 22 of the bracket 20 and the flange 72 of the field edge reinforcing material 70 facing each other are fixed and fixed by screws 70 x. Further, the lip portion 73 of the field edge reinforcing member 70 and the lower flange 5b of the field edge receiver 5 are fixed by screws 70x. Thereby, the horizontal load F can be efficiently transmitted from the field edge reinforcing material 70 to the brace 8 via the bracket 20 and the bolt 60.

  Furthermore, the through holes 21a and 42 are located in the center of the bracket 20 and the fixing plate 40 in the width direction (the edge receiving longitudinal direction Y), and the through hole 42 is the width direction of the space 11 (the edge receiving longitudinal direction Y). Located in the center. Further, the brace 8 is secured to the web 31 of the brace receiving material 30 facing the side surface with screws 30x. The hanger 4 is disposed in the space 11 and between the fixed plates 40 and 40. Due to this positional relationship, as shown in FIG. 4, the center axis of the field edge reinforcing member 70 (the center of the horizontal load along the field edge longitudinal direction X), the center axis of the brace 8, the center axis of the suspension member 2, and the connecting member 60. The central axes of all coincide with each other on the axis A1. Therefore, deformation such as torsion of each member due to axial deviation can be prevented, and the earthquake resistance of the entire ceiling base structure is improved.

  In addition, as shown in FIG. 6, the main body 51 of the anti-vibration rubber 50 is disposed close to the flange 22 of the bracket 20 with a slight gap therebetween. The long nut 24 b of the contact member 24 is disposed in contact with the main body 51. When a horizontal load F is generated on the ceiling surface C, the bolt 60 presses the main body 51 by the horizontal load F, and the main body 1 is deformed. Here, the deformation component in the field edge longitudinal direction X is suppressed by the long nut 24 b arranged in contact with the main body 51. On the other hand, the deformation component in the field receiving longitudinal direction Y is suppressed by the flange 22 of the bracket 20 that is close to the main body 51. When the main body 51 comes into contact with the long nut 24 b and / or the flange 22, a repulsive force that opposes each deformation component is generated in the main body 51. By this repulsive force, the bolt 60 is pushed back to the center of each through hole, so that insulation is maintained and axial deviation is suppressed. Therefore, vibration proofing and earthquake resistance are ensured.

Finally, reference is made to the possibilities of yet another embodiment of the present invention. In the following embodiments, the same members as those in the above embodiments are denoted by the same reference numerals.
In the first embodiment, the bracket 20 is fitted into the field edge reinforcing member 70 and the opposing surfaces are fixed with screws. However, the fixing of the bracket 20 is not limited to the first embodiment. For example, in the second embodiment shown in FIG. 7, a field edge reinforcement member 80 is provided instead of the field edge reinforcement member 70, and the bracket 20 is fixed to be sandwiched between the field edge reinforcement member 80 and the field edge receiver 5. To do. In the second embodiment, the longitudinal direction of the brace receiving material 30 coincides with the field receiving longitudinal direction Y.

  As shown in FIG. 7, the field edge reinforcing member 80 is disposed on the field edge 6 in parallel with the field edge receiver 5. The field edge reinforcement member 80 has the same configuration as that of the field edge support 5, and includes a web 81 that is parallel to the vertical direction Z and a pair of upper and lower flanges 82 and 83 that project substantially orthogonally from both ends of the web 81. . The field edge reinforcing member 80 is disposed with the web 81 and the web 5a of the field edge receiver 5 facing each other on the side where the suspension member 2 is located with respect to the field edge receiver 5, and the web 81 and the web 5a facing each other are arranged. Secured with screws 80x. Thereby, the field edge receiver 5 and the field edge reinforcement member 80 are integrated with the bracket 20 by the screw 80x. The brace 8 is located between the field edge receiver 5 and the field edge reinforcement 80. Accordingly, the central axis of the integrated field receiver 5 and field receiver reinforcement 80 (the center of the horizontal load along the field receiving direction Y), the central axis of the brace 8, the central axis of the suspension member 2, and the central axis of the connecting member 60 Are all coincident on axis A2. Therefore, deformation such as torsion of each member due to axial deviation can be prevented, and the earthquake resistance of the entire ceiling base structure is improved.

  In each of the above embodiments, the contact member 24 is constituted by the bolt 24a and the long nut 24b. However, the contact member 24 may be any member that can suppress the deformation of the vibration-proof rubber 50 and is not limited to the above embodiment. Further, in the above embodiment, the main body 51 of the anti-vibration rubber 50 is disposed close to the flange 22 of the bracket 20 with a gap, and the contact member 24 is brought into contact with the main body 51. However, these positional relationships are not limited to the above-described embodiment as long as a repulsive force is generated at a distance (gap) that can be contacted by the main body 51 when the vibration isolating rubber 50 is deformed.

1: anti-vibration earthquake-resistant ceiling, 2: suspension material, 3: anti-vibration hanger, 4: hanger, 4a: connecting part, 4b: vertical part, 4c: web, 4d: flange, 4e: locking part, 4f: connecting tool (Bolt), 5: Field edge, 5a: Web, 5b: Lower flange, 5c: Upper flange, 6: Field edge, 6a: Web, 6b: Flange, 6c: Lip part, 7: Ceiling base material, 7a: Connecting bracket, 7b: plate-like member, 7c: fixture (bolt, screw), 8: brace, 8a: lower end, 9: ceiling finishing material, 9a: first finishing material, 9b: second finishing material, 9x: fixing Tools (screws), 10: anti-vibration and earthquake-resistant ceiling fittings, 11: space, 12: gap, 20: bracket, 21: web, 21a: through-hole, 22: flange (side), 23: housing, 24: Contact member, 24a: bolt, 24b: long nut, 30: brace receiving material, 30x Fixing tool (screw), 31: web, 32: lower flange, 33: upper flange, 40: fixing plate, 41: mounting hole, 42: through hole, 40x: fixing tool (screw), 50: anti-vibration rubber, 51 : Body part, 52: engaging part, 53: through-hole, 54: second anti-vibration rubber, 60: connecting member (bolt), 61: nut, 70: field edge reinforcing material, 70x: fixing tool (screw), 71: Web, 72: Flange (side surface), 73: Lip part, 80: Field edge reinforcing material, 80x: Fixture (screw), 81: Web, 82a: Lower flange, 82b: Upper flange, 101: Orthogonal material A1, A2: axis, C: ceiling surface, F: horizontal load, S: ceiling slab, X: field edge longitudinal direction, Y: field edge longitudinal direction, Z: vertical direction

Claims (6)

A suspension material hanging from the ceiling slab, a field support supported by the suspension material via a vibration hanger, a ceiling foundation material comprising a field edge perpendicular to the field reception, the ceiling slab and the ceiling foundation material In the vibration-proof and earthquake-proof ceiling provided with a brace that is inclined between and the above-mentioned ceiling base material and the brace for connecting a vibration-proof and earthquake-resistant ceiling,
A bracket that has a substantially U-shaped opening at the bottom and is fixed to the ceiling base material;
A pair of brace receivers that clamp and fix the lower ends of the braces;
A fixing plate for connecting and fixing the pair of brace receivers;
Anti-vibration rubber having a main body portion and an engaging portion that engages with the through hole of the bracket;
A connecting member that penetrates through the anti-vibration rubber, the bracket and the fixing plate and connects these members;
A vibration-proof and earthquake-proof ceiling fitting that positions the suspension member in a space formed between the pair of brace receiving members and arranges the connection member on a fixed plate directly under the space. It further comprises a field edge reinforcement provided in parallel with the field edge, the brace is provided along a longitudinal direction of the field edge, and the bracket includes the field edge and the field edge reinforcement. The vibration-proof and earthquake-proof ceiling fitting according to claim 1, wherein the metal fitting is clamped and fixed to the wall. It further comprises a field edge reinforcement provided in parallel with the field edge, the brace is provided along a longitudinal direction of the field edge, and the bracket is fitted and fixed to the field edge reinforcement. 1. A vibration-proof and seismic-ceiling ceiling fitting. The vibration-proof and earthquake-resistant ceiling fitting according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the bracket is provided with a pair of abutting members that abut against the outer peripheral surface of the main body with the connecting member interposed therebetween. The said brace, the said vibration-proof rubber, the said bracket, the said fixing plate, and the said connection member are the metal fittings for vibration-proof and earthquake-proof ceiling in any one of Claims 1-4 provided symmetrically with respect to the said suspension material. The vibration-proof and earthquake-resistant ceiling connecting bracket according to any one of claims 1 to 5, further comprising a second vibration-proof rubber that covers the vibration-proof rubber between an upper surface of the bracket and a lower surface of the fixed plate.

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