JP2016169569A - Fixture - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To achieve high insect-proof performance even when an aspect face of side end part of a face material is not flat.SOLUTION: A fixture comprises: sashes 20, 30 whose one stiles 23, 34, respectively, overlap with each other when an opening frame 10 is closed; and a net window 50, which is slidably disposed on a net window head jamb 41 and other that is installed on a wood casing 1 so as to vertically pair up along the longer direction. The fixture has vertical pair of insect proof members 80, which are held by the net window head jamb 41 and other and contact the stile 23 of the inner sash 20 along with a mohair 61 formed on the net window 50. When the insect proof member 80 is inserted into a cutout 41e formed on the net window head jamb 41 and other, movement of the insect proof member is limited. An insect proof base 81, which slidably contacts the stile 23 of the inner sash 20 and slidably contacts a part of the mohair 61, and an insect proof arm 82, which stands between the net window head jamb 41 and other and the wood casing 1 and whose movement toward outdoor side is limited, are integrally constituted.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 16

Description

  The present invention relates to a joinery, and in particular, can slide along a longitudinal direction of a horizontal rail for a screen door to a plurality of shojis slidably disposed in an opening frame and a horizontal rail for a screen door that is attached in a pair of upper and lower sides. It is related with the fitting provided with the screen door arrange | positioned.

  DESCRIPTION OF RELATED ART Conventionally, the joinery in which the shoji was provided in the opening frame attached to the opening edge part of the building frame like a sliding window so that sliding was possible was known. In such a joinery, on the indoor side of the shoji, a pair of upper and lower screen door horizontal rails and a pair of left and right screen door vertical rails are attached in a rectangular shape to a frame, for example, along the longitudinal direction of the screen door horizontal rails. A screen door is slidably provided.

  In a fitting with a screen door on the indoor side of the shoji, mohair is provided on the outdoor side of the screen of the screen door so as to extend along the longitudinal direction of the screen, and the mohair is installed on the indoor screen. An insect repellent line is formed by touching the vertical surface of the downspout (hereinafter also referred to as “needles”) (see, for example, Patent Document 1).

JP 2004-116138 A

  By the way, in the above-mentioned joinery, there is one in which a double-layer glass is used as the glass constituting the shoji. In the shoji using such a multi-layer glass, the central portion with respect to the dimensions in the expected direction of the upper end portion and the lower end portion. The dimension of the prospective direction of becomes large. In other words, the pair of left and right vertical gutters constituting the shoji also has a larger size in the prospective direction of the central part than that of the upper direction and the lower end, and the founding surface of the vertical gutter is not flat. .

  For this reason, the distance between the vertical hook of the inner shoji and the vertical hook of the screen door does not become constant, and the distance between the upper face and the lower end face of the vertical hook of the inner door screen and the mohair provided on the screen door As a result, there was a problem that the insect repellent line could not be constructed due to the formation of gaps, resulting in poor insect repellent performance.

  In view of the above circumstances, an object of the present invention is to provide a joinery that can improve insect repellent performance even when the finding surface of the side end portion of the face material is not flat.

  In order to achieve the above object, a joinery according to the present invention includes a plurality of doors that are slidably disposed in an opening frame, and one of both end portions of the opening frame is summed together when the opening frame is closed. Each of the crosspieces, and a crosspiece that is slidably disposed along the longitudinal direction of the crosspieces on the crosspieces attached to the attached member in a pair of upper and lower sides. And a pair of upper and lower insect repellent members that are in contact with one side end portion of the adjacent face material close to itself among the face materials together with the insect repellent tight material provided on the screen door, The movement along the longitudinal direction of the cross member is restricted by being inserted into a notch formed in the material, and is in contact with one side end of the adjacent face material, and a part of the insect tight material Insect repellent base, the cross member and front Interposed between the mounting member and the insect arm portion movement is restricted in the direction toward the proximity surface material is characterized in that it is integrally formed.

  According to this invention, the movement of the cross member along the longitudinal direction is restricted by inserting the insect repellent base constituting the insect repellent member into the notch formed in the cross member, and the proximity face member that closes the opening frame is provided. One side edge is in contact with a part of the insect-tight tight material provided on the screen door, and the insect-insulating arm portion constituting the insect-proof member is interposed between the cross member and the attached member and close to the adjacent face material Because the movement in the direction is restricted, the insect repellent member is a good proximity surface material when the opening frame is closed while it is well held by the cross member even if an external force due to the proximity surface material or the screen door slides. It is possible to close a gap between one side end of the moth and the insect-proof tight material.

  Further, according to the present invention, in the above-mentioned joinery, the insect-proof member is engaged with an engagement hole formed in the cross member, and an engagement protrusion is inserted from the slide area side of the screen door to engage the cross member. It has a protrusion.

  According to this invention, since the insect repellent member is inserted into the locking hole formed in the cross member and the locking protrusion is inserted from the sliding area side of the screen door to the cross member, the insect repellent arm portion is mounted on the cross member. As the insect repellent base is inserted into the cutout, the insect repellent member can be temporarily fixed to the cross member. Thereby, the workability can be improved.

  Further, the present invention provides the above joinery, wherein the insect repellent member is normally in an upright posture protruding upward or downward from the insect repellent base and is in contact with a part of the opening frame, while part of the opening. Insect fins that are elastically deformed into a lying-down position when pressed against are provided.

  According to this invention, the insect repellent fin portion constituting the insect repellent member is in an upright posture that protrudes upward or downward from the insect repellent base portion in a normal state and comes into contact with a part of the opening frame, while on a part of the opening portion. When pressed, it elastically deforms into a sideways posture, so even if the size of the gap between the opening frame and the insect repellent base varies depending on the fit, the insect fins change the posture and follow the gap between the opening frame It is possible to satisfactorily close the gap generated in the case, and to improve the insect-proofing performance.

  Moreover, the present invention is characterized in that, in the above joinery, the insect-proof member is formed of a soft material.

  According to this invention, since the insect repellent member is formed of a soft material, even if the size of the insect repellent base is larger than the size of the notch formed in the cross member, the insect repellent base can be inserted into the notch while deforming. The workability can be improved. And since it is formed from a soft material, even if a part of insect-repellent base touches a proximity face material and a screen door, there is no possibility of damaging these proximity face materials and a screen door.

  Moreover, the present invention is characterized in that, in the joinery, the adjacent face material is provided on the indoor side of the other face material, and the screen door is provided on the indoor side of the adjacent face material. To do.

  According to the present invention, the insect repellent member is held by the cross member well even when an external force due to sliding of the face member or the screen door is applied, and one side end of the adjacent face member when the opening frame is closed Since the gap between the moth and the insect repellent material can be closed, there is an effect that the insect repellent performance can be improved even when the finding surface of the side end portion of the face member is not flat.

FIG. 1 is an external view of a joinery that is an embodiment of the present invention as viewed from the indoor side. FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view showing the components shown in FIG. 1 in cross section. 3 is a cross-sectional view of the joinery shown in FIG. FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing the screen door frame shown in FIGS. 1 to 3 from the indoor left side. FIG. 5 is a perspective view showing the screen door frame shown in FIGS. 1 to 3 from the indoor right side. FIG. 6 shows the connecting parts shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, the connection between the left end of the screen door upper frame and the upper end of the screen left vertical frame, and the left end of the screen door lower frame and the screen door. It is a perspective view which shows the connection components used for connection with the lower end part of a left vertical frame. 7 is a right side view of the connecting component shown in FIG. FIG. 8-1 is a perspective view illustrating a procedure for attaching the connecting component and the screen door left vertical frame. FIG. 8-2 is a perspective view showing a procedure for attaching the connecting component and the screen door left vertical frame. FIG. 9-1 is a perspective view illustrating a procedure for attaching the connecting component and the screen door left vertical frame. FIG. 9-2 is a perspective view illustrating a procedure for attaching the connecting component and the screen door left vertical frame. FIG. 10A is a perspective view illustrating a procedure for attaching the connecting component and the screen door left vertical frame. FIG. 10-2 is a perspective view illustrating the attachment procedure between the connecting component and the screen door left vertical frame. FIG. 11A is a perspective view illustrating an attachment procedure between the connecting component and the screen door left vertical frame. FIG. 11B is a perspective view illustrating the attachment procedure between the connecting component and the screen door left vertical frame. FIG. 12A is a perspective view illustrating a procedure for attaching the connecting component and the screen door left vertical frame. FIG. 12-2 is a perspective view illustrating the attachment procedure of the connecting component and the screen door left vertical frame. FIG. 13A is a perspective view illustrating a procedure for attaching the connecting component and the screen door left vertical frame. FIG. 13-2 is a perspective view illustrating an attachment procedure between the connecting component and the screen door left vertical frame. FIG. 14A is a perspective view illustrating an attachment procedure of a connecting component, a screen door upper frame, and a screen door left vertical frame. FIG. 14-2 is a perspective view illustrating the attachment procedure of the connecting component, and the screen door upper frame and screen door left vertical frame. FIG. 15A is a perspective view illustrating the attachment procedure of the connecting component, the screen door lower frame, and the screen door left vertical frame. FIG. 15-2 is a perspective view illustrating the attachment procedure of the connecting component, the screen door lower frame, and the screen door left vertical frame. FIG. 16 is a perspective view showing the upper insect repellent member. FIG. 17 is a perspective view showing a procedure for attaching the upper insect-proof member to the screen door upper frame. FIG. 18 is a perspective view showing a state in which the upper insect-proof member is attached to the upper frame for a screen door. FIG. 19 is a cross-sectional view showing, in cross section, each component of a modification of the joinery that is an embodiment of the present invention.

  Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of a joinery according to the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

  1 to 3 each show a joinery that is an embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 1 is an external view seen from the indoor side, and FIG. 2 shows each component shown in FIG. FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view shown in cross section, and FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view.

  The joinery illustrated here is a sliding window that is provided at an opening of an outer wall of a building such as a high-rise apartment building and partitions the indoor space and the outdoor space of the building, and includes an opening frame 10 and a plurality (two in the illustrated example). ) And the screen door frame 40, and the screen door 50.

  The opening frame 10 is configured in a rectangular shape by four-frames an upper frame 11, a lower frame 12, and a pair of left and right vertical frames 13 and 14. Each frame 11, 12, 13, 14 of this opening frame 10 is configured to have a predetermined cross-sectional shape by an extruded shape of aluminum or aluminum alloy. Here, the upper frame 11 is provided with an upper rail 11a extending along the longitudinal direction, and the lower frame 12 is provided with a lower rail 12a extending along the longitudinal direction.

  The indoor-side (rear-side) shoji 20 (hereinafter also referred to as inner shoji) 20 is a box that is formed into a rectangular shape by assembling the upper eave 21, the lower eaves 22, and the pair of left and right vertical eaves 23, 24. The glass plate 25 is held in the inside. Here, each of the flanges 21, 22, 23, and 24 of the inner shoji 20 is configured to have a predetermined cross-sectional shape by an extruded shape of aluminum or aluminum alloy. A pair of left and right vertical rods 23 and 24 constitute both end portions of the inner shoji 20.

  In this inner shoji 20, a multi-layer glass is used as the glass plate 25, whereby the central portion where the glass plate 25 is held rather than the dimensions in the direction of finding the upper end portion, the lower end portion, the left end portion and the right end portion. The dimension in the direction of finding is large. That is, also in the vertical fences 23 and 24 of the inner shovel 20, the dimension in the prospective direction in the center portion is larger than the dimensions in the prospective direction in the upper end and the lower end, and the indoor-side finding surface of the vertical fences 23 and 24. Is not flat.

  The inner shoji 20 has a door wheel 26. The door wheel 26 is made of a resin made of a resin material such as plastic, and is provided on the lower arm 22. Although not shown in the figure, the door pulley 26 is provided on the lower rod 22 so as to be rotatable around the central axis of the shaft portion extending along the expected direction of the lower rod 22. Such a door wheel 26 is mounted such that its outer end surface can roll on the upper end surface of the lower rail 12a. In addition, an insertion portion 27 extending along the longitudinal direction is formed on the upper collar 21 of the inner shoji 20, and the upper rail 11 a of the upper frame 11 is inserted into the insertion portion 27.

  An outdoor (front side) shoji (hereinafter also referred to as an external shoji) 30 is a rectangular body formed by assembling an upper rod 31, a lower rod 32, and a pair of left and right vertical rods 33, 34 around four sides. A glass plate 35 is held in the interior. Here, each of the saddles 31, 32, 33, 34 of the external shoji 30 is configured to have a predetermined cross-sectional shape by an extruded shape of aluminum or aluminum alloy. A pair of left and right vertical rods 33 and 34 constitute both side ends of the shoji 30.

  In this external shoji 30, a multi-layer glass is used as the glass plate 35, whereby the central portion where the glass plate 35 is held rather than the dimensions in the direction of finding the upper end portion, the lower end portion, the left end portion and the right end portion. The dimension in the direction of finding is large.

  The external shoji 30 has a door wheel 36. The door pulley 36 is made of a resin made of a resin material such as plastic, and is provided on the lower arm 32. Although not shown in the drawing, the door pulley 36 is provided on the lower rod 32 so as to be rotatable around the central axis of the shaft portion extending along the prospective direction of the lower rod 32. Such a door wheel 36 is placed such that its outer end surface can roll on the upper end surface of the lower rail 12a. Note that an insertion portion 37 extending in the longitudinal direction is formed on the upper collar 31 of the outer shoji 30, and the upper rail 11 a of the upper frame 11 is inserted into the insertion portion 37.

  These shojis 20 and 30 slide along the longitudinal direction of the lower frame 12, that is, along the left-right direction, as the door wheels 26 and 36 roll on the lower rail 12a.

  Then, a right downspout (hereinafter, also referred to as a right downspout) 24 of the inner shoji 20 abuts on a right side vertical frame (hereinafter also referred to as a right downspread) 14, and a left downspout (hereinafter referred to as a right shovel 30) , Also referred to as the left vertical fold) 33 and the left vertical fold (hereinafter also referred to as the left vertical fold) 23 of the inner shoji 20 and the outside The vertical frame 34 (hereinafter also referred to as a right vertical frame) 34 of the shoji 30 is opposed to each other above the central portion in the longitudinal direction (left-right direction) of the lower frame 12 so that the opening frame 10 is closed. Each dimension is set. In such shojis 20 and 30, the right downspout 24 and the left downspout 33 serve as door toe, and the left downspout 23 and the right downspout 34 serve as summons.

  The screen door frame 40 has a screen door upper frame 41, a screen door lower frame 42, and a pair of left and right screen door vertical frames 43, 44 on the indoor side of the opening frame 10, respectively. Is attached to the wooden picture frame 1 with screws or the like to form a square shape. Here, the screen door upper frame 41 and the screen door lower frame 42 constitute a pair of upper and lower horizontal members, and the screen door vertical frames 43 and 44 constitute a pair of left and right vertical members.

  Each frame 41, 42, 43, 44 of the screen door frame 40 is configured to have a predetermined cross-sectional shape by an extruded shape of aluminum or aluminum alloy. Here, the screen door upper frame 41 is provided with a screen door upper rail 41a extending along the longitudinal direction, and the screen door lower frame 42 is provided with a screen door lower rail 42a extending along the longitudinal direction. Is provided. The screen door vertical frames 43 and 44 are provided with screen door vertical rails 43a and 44a so as to form the same plane as the screen door upper rail 41a and the screen door lower rail 42a, respectively. Details of the screen door frame 40 will be described later.

  The screen door 50 is configured such that a screen 55 is stretched inside a screen that includes a screen door upper rod 51, a screen door lower rod 52, and a pair of left and right screen door vertical rods 53, 54. Such a screen door 50 is arranged on the indoor side with respect to the inner shoji (proximity face material) 20 close to itself.

  The screen door 50 includes a screen door door cart 56. The screen door cart 56 is made of a resin made of a resin material such as plastic, and is provided on the screen door lower arm 52. Although not shown in the figure, the screen door cart 56 is provided on the screen door lower arm 52 so as to be rotatable around the central axis of the shaft portion extending along the prospective direction of the screen door lower arm 52. Yes. Such a screen door pulley 56 is mounted so that its outer end surface can roll on the upper end surface of the screen door lower rail 42a.

  An upper insertion groove 57 extending in the longitudinal direction is formed in the upper door 51 for the screen door of the screen door 50, and the upper door groove 41 of the screen door upper frame 41 is formed in the upper insertion groove 57. The rail 41a is inserted. In addition, vertical insertion grooves 58 and 59 extending in the longitudinal direction are formed in the vertical screens 53 and 54 for the screen door 50.

  This screen door 50 slides along the longitudinal direction of the screen door lower frame 42, that is, along the left-right direction, by the screen door door roller 56 rolling on the screen door lower rail 42a. In addition, a long mohair hole 60 extending along the longitudinal direction (vertical direction) of the screen door rafts 53, 54 is formed on the outdoor side of the screen door rafts 53, 54. The mohair hole 60 is provided with a long mohair (insect repellent material) 61 whose longitudinal direction is the longitudinal direction so as to protrude to the outdoor side. These mohairs 61 have an extension length that allows the tip portion to contact the indoor-side finding surface of the calling bag (left vertical rod 23) of the inner shoji 20.

  When the right hoist 24 of the inner shuffler 20 is in contact with the right vertical frame 14, the screen door for the left side of the screen door 50 (hereinafter also referred to as the screen door left port) 53 is a vertical insertion groove 58. The left screen door vertical frame 43 (hereinafter also referred to as a screen door left vertical frame) 43a has a screen door vertical rail 43a (hereinafter also referred to as a screen door left vertical rail) 43a inserted into the screen door left vertical frame 43. When abutting, a part of the mohair 61 provided on a screen door for the right side of the screen door (hereinafter also referred to as a right screen for screen doors) 54 is partly located on the indoor side of the left vertical shaft 23 of the inner shoji 20. It is possible to touch.

  In addition, when the right vertical rod 24 of the inner shuffler 20 is in contact with the right vertical frame 14, the right vertical rod 54 for the screen door 50 is inserted into the vertical insertion groove 59 on the right screen door frame (hereinafter referred to as screen door). When the screen door vertical rail 44a (hereinafter also referred to as a screen door right vertical rail) 44a is in contact with the screen door right screen frame 44a, the screen door 50 screen door screen A part of the mohair 61 provided at 53 can come into contact with the room-side finding surface of the left vertical gutter 23 of the inner shoji 20.

  4 and 5 schematically show the screen door frame 40 shown in FIGS. 1 to 3, respectively. FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing the room side from the left side, and FIG. It is the perspective view shown from the inner right side. As shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, the left and right ends of the screen door upper frame 41 are connected to the upper ends of the screen door vertical frames 43 and 44 via connecting parts 70, respectively. The left and right end portions of each are connected to the lower end portions of the screen door vertical frames 43 and 44 via connecting parts 70, respectively.

  In addition to the above screen door upper rail 41a, the screen door upper frame 41 is formed with a lower extending piece 41b, an upper protruding piece 41c and an upper protruding portion 41d. The lower extending piece 41b is formed on the outdoor side so as to protrude downward in the longitudinal direction of the upper screen door frame 41, that is, toward the other cross member (the lower door door frame 42). The downward extension length of the lower extending piece 41b is larger than that of the upper door screen rail 41a.

  The upper protruding piece 41c is formed so as to protrude upward along the longitudinal direction of the screen door upper frame 41 on the outdoor side. The upper protrusion 41d is formed so as to protrude upward over the longitudinal direction of the screen door upper frame 41 on the indoor side of the upper protrusion 41c. The upper projecting piece 41c and the upper projecting part 41d have an upward protruding length substantially equal to each other.

  The screen door lower frame 42 is formed with an upper extending piece 42b, a lower projecting piece 42c and a lower projecting part 42d in addition to the screen door lower rail 42a. The upper extending piece 42b is formed on the outdoor side so as to protrude upward in the longitudinal direction of the screen door lower frame 42, that is, toward the other horizontal member (screen door upper frame 41). The upward protruding length of the upper extending piece 42b is larger than that of the lower door door rail 42a.

  The lower protruding piece 42c is formed so as to protrude downward along the longitudinal direction of the screen door lower frame 42 on the outdoor side. The lower protrusion 42d is formed so as to protrude downward over the longitudinal direction of the screen door lower frame 42 on the indoor side of the lower protrusion 42c. The downward projecting piece 42c and the downward projecting part 42d are substantially equal in length to project downward.

  In addition to the left vertical rail 43a for the screen door, the left vertical frame 43 for the screen door includes a right extending piece 43b, a left protruding piece 43c, and a left protruding portion 43d. The right extending piece 43b is formed on the outdoor side so as to protrude rightward over the longitudinal direction of the screen door left vertical frame 43, that is, toward the other vertical member (screen door right vertical frame 44). Yes. The protruding length of the right extending piece 43b to the right is substantially equal to the screen door left vertical rail 43a.

  The left protruding piece 43c is formed on the outdoor side so as to protrude leftward in the longitudinal direction of the left vertical frame 43 for screen doors. The left protrusion 43d is formed so as to protrude leftward over the longitudinal direction of the left vertical frame 43 for screen doors on the indoor side of the left protrusion 43c. The left projecting piece 43c and the left projecting portion 43d are substantially equal in length to the left.

  The screen door right vertical frame 44 is formed with a left extended piece 44b, a right projecting piece 44c and a right projecting portion 44d in addition to the screen door right vertical rail 44a. The left extension piece 44b is formed on the outdoor side so as to protrude leftward over the longitudinal direction of the screen door right vertical frame 44, that is, toward another vertical member (screen door left vertical frame 43). Yes. The length of the left extension piece 44b protruding to the left is substantially equal to the screen door right vertical rail 44a.

  The right protruding piece 44c is formed to protrude rightward over the longitudinal direction of the screen door right vertical frame 44 on the outdoor side. The right protruding portion 44d is formed so as to protrude rightward over the longitudinal direction of the screen door right vertical frame 44 on the indoor side of the right protruding piece 44c. The right projecting piece 44c and the right projecting part 44d are substantially equal in length to the right.

  In such a screen door frame 40, the screen door upper rail 41 a and the lower extension piece 41 b in the screen door upper frame 41, and the screen door lower rail 42 a and the upper extension piece 42 b in the screen door lower frame 42 are cross members (screen doors). The horizontal member fin part formed so that it protrudes toward the other horizontal member from the prospective surface of the upper frame 41 for a screen, and the lower frame 42 for screen doors) is comprised. The lower extending piece 41b has a longer protruding length than the upper extending piece 42b, and the upper door screen rail 41a has a longer protruding length than the lower door door rail 42a.

  Moreover, in the screen door frame 40, the left protrusion 43c and the left protrusion 43d in the screen door left vertical frame 43, and the right protrusion 44c and the right protrusion 44d in the screen door right vertical frame 44 are provided with vertical members ( The vertical projection part formed so that it may protrude on the opposite side to other vertical members from the prospective surface of the left vertical frame 43 for screen doors and the right vertical frame 44 for screen doors) is comprised.

  FIGS. 6 and 7 show the connecting component 70 shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, respectively. FIG. 6 shows the connection between the left end portion of the screen door upper frame 41 and the upper end portion of the screen door left vertical frame 43. FIG. 7 is a perspective view showing a connecting component (hereinafter also referred to as a left connecting component) 70 used for connecting the left end portion of the screen door lower frame 42 and the lower end portion of the screen door left vertical frame 43, and FIG. It is a right view of the connection component 70 shown in FIG. In addition, the connection used for the connection between the right end portion of the screen door upper frame 41 and the upper end portion of the screen door right vertical frame 44, and the connection between the right end portion of the screen door lower frame 42 and the lower end portion of the screen door right vertical frame 44. A component (hereinafter also referred to as a right connecting component) 70 has a similar configuration, and is used by reversing the left and right directions from those shown in FIGS.

  As shown in FIGS. 6 and 7, the connecting component 70 is made of a resin made of a resin material such as plastic, and includes a connecting base portion 71, a connecting blindfold 72, and an inward protruding portion 73. Configured.

  The connection base 71 has a flat plate shape, and a plurality of (eight in the illustrated example) slits 74 and 75 are formed. The slits 74 and 75 are formed along the vertical direction, and are a first upper slit 74a, a second upper slit 74b, a third upper slit 74c, and a fourth upper slit 74d that are continuous with the upper end of the connection base 71. And a first lower slit 75a, a second lower slit 75b, a third lower slit 75c, and a fourth lower slit 75d that are continuous with the lower end of the connection base 71.

  The first upper slit 74a is formed on the outermost outdoor side, the second upper slit 74b is formed on the indoor side of the first upper slit 74a, and the third upper slit 74c is more than the second upper slit 74b. The fourth upper slit 74d is formed on the most indoor side. The first lower slit 75a is formed below the first upper slit 74a, the second lower slit 75b is formed below the second upper slit 74b, and the third lower slit 75c is the first lower slit 75c. 3 is formed below the upper slit 74c, and a fourth lower slit 75d is formed below the fourth upper slit 74d. That is, the first lower slit 75a is formed on the outermost side, and the fourth lower slit 75d is formed on the innermost side.

  In these slits 74 and 75, a first upper slit 74a, a fourth upper slit 74d, and a second upper slit 74b with respect to a median line L that divides the coupling base 71 into the front and rear sides of the outdoor side and the indoor side. And a third upper slit 74c, a first lower slit 75a and a fourth lower slit 75d, and a second lower slit 75b and a third lower slit 75c are formed on the front and rear sides.

  Further, in the second upper slit 74b and the third upper slit 74c, the interval in the indoor / outdoor direction (front-rear direction) at the upper end portion (open end portion) is formed smaller than the interval between the other portions. In the lower slit 75b and the third lower slit 75c, the interval in the indoor / outdoor direction (front-rear direction) at the lower end portion (open end portion) is formed smaller than the interval between other portions.

  Further, in these slits 74 and 75, the first upper slit 74a, the second upper slit 74b, the third upper slit 74c, and the fourth upper slit 74d are extended in the vertical direction in the first lower slit. 75a, the second lower slit 75b, the third lower slit 75c, and the fourth lower slit 75d are longer than the extending lengths in the vertical direction.

  The connecting blindfold 72 is a flat plate-like member provided to form a pair of front and rear with respect to the connecting base 71, and includes a first blindfold 72a and a second blindfold 72b. The first blindfold 72a is a flat plate member that protrudes rightward from the outdoor end of the connection base 71, the upper end protrudes above the upper end of the connection base 71, and the lower end is the connection base. It projects downward from the lower end of 71.

  The second blindfold 72b is a flat plate member that protrudes rightward from the indoor side end of the connection base 71, the upper end protrudes above the upper end of the connection base 71, and the lower end is the connection base. It projects downward from the lower end of 71.

  The inward projecting portion 73 is a rib-like member formed so as to project inward in a state of being continuous with the connection base portion 71 and the connection blindfold portion 72. The inward projecting portion 73 is formed at a height level between the upper slit 74 such as the first upper slit 74a and the lower slit 75 such as the first lower slit 75a. Since the extension length is larger than the extension length of the lower slit 75, the extension length is biased downward in the vertical direction.

  Here, the left connecting component 70 has been described, but the right connecting component 70 is used with its left and right directions reversed as described above. That is, in the right connecting component 70, the first upper slit 74a and the first lower slit 75a are formed on the most indoor side, and the fourth upper slit 74d and the fourth lower slit 75d are formed on the most outdoor side. . Further, the first blindfold 72a of the connection blindfold 72 is on the indoor side, and the second blindfold 72b is on the outdoor side.

  The connecting component 70 connects the screen door upper frame 41 and the screen door vertical frames 43 and 44 and the screen door lower frame 42 and the screen door vertical frames 43 and 44 as follows. Here, the connection by the left connection component 70 will be described with reference to FIGS.

  As shown in FIG. 8A and FIG. 8B, the upper left connecting component (hereinafter also referred to as the left upper connecting component) 70 is brought close to the screen door left vertical frame 43, and FIG. As shown in FIG. 4, the left protrusion 43c of the left vertical frame 43 for the screen door is relatively moved into the first lower slit 75a of the left upper connecting component 70 and the left of the left vertical frame 43 for the screen door is inserted into the third lower slit 75c. The direction protrusion 43d is caused to enter relatively. Then, as shown in FIGS. 10-1 and 10-2, the upper-left surface of the screen door left vertical frame 43 abuts the lower surface of the inwardly projecting portion 73 of the left-side upper connection component 70, thereby Reference numeral 70 denotes a screen door left vertical frame 43.

  As shown in FIGS. 11A and 11B, a lower left connecting part (hereinafter also referred to as a left lower connecting part) 70 is brought close to the screen door left vertical frame 43, and FIGS. As shown in FIG. 5, the left protrusion 43c of the left vertical frame 43 for the screen door is relatively entered into the first upper slit 74a of the left lower connecting part 70 and the left left frame 43 for the screen door is inserted into the third upper slit 74c. The direction protrusion 43d is caused to enter relatively. And as shown in FIGS. 13-1 and 13-2, the lower end surface of the left vertical frame 43 for screen doors comes into contact with the upper surface of the inwardly projecting portion 73 of the left lower connection component 70, thereby the left lower connection component. Reference numeral 70 denotes a screen door left vertical frame 43.

  By the way, as shown in FIG. 5, the right upper connecting component 70 (hereinafter also referred to as the right upper connecting component) 70 is relatively inserted into the fourth lower slit 75d by the right protruding piece 44c of the screen door right vertical frame 44. In addition, the right protrusion 44d of the screen door right vertical frame 44 relatively enters the second lower slit 75b, and the upper end surface of the screen door right vertical frame 44 contacts the lower surface of the inward protrusion 73. Therefore, it is attached to the right vertical frame 44 for the screen door.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 5, the right lower connecting part 70 (hereinafter also referred to as the right lower connecting part) 70 relatively enters the fourth upper slit 74d by the right projecting piece 44c of the screen door right vertical frame 44. In addition, the right protrusion 44d of the screen door right vertical frame 44 relatively enters the second upper slit 74b, and the lower end surface of the screen door right vertical frame 44 abuts against the upper surface of the inward protrusion 73. Therefore, it is attached to the right vertical frame 44 for the screen door.

  As described above, the screen door left vertical frame 43 having the connecting parts 70 attached to the upper end portion and the lower end portion has already been attached to the wooden frame 1 with screws or the like, as shown in FIGS. 14-1 and 14-2. The lower extended piece 41b of the screen door upper frame 41 enters the first upper slit 74a of the left upper connecting component 70, the screen door upper rail 41a enters the fourth upper slit 74d, and FIGS. 15-1 and 15- As shown in FIG. 2, the upper extended piece 42b of the screen door lower frame 42 already attached to the wooden frame 1 with screws or the like enters the first lower slit 75a of the left lower connecting component 70, and the screen door lower rail 42a is 4 By entering the lower slit 75d, it is connected to the screen door upper frame 41 and the screen door lower frame 42 and attached to the wooden frame 1 with screws or the like.

  On the other hand, the screen door right vertical frame 44 having the connecting parts 70 attached to the upper end and the lower end thereof has the lower extension 41b of the screen door upper frame 41 already attached to the wooden frame 1 with screws or the like on the right upper connecting part 70. The upper door piece 41b of the screen door lower frame 42, which is already attached to the wooden frame 1 with screws or the like, further enters the first upper slit 74d and the upper rail 41a of the screen door enters the first upper slit 74a. The screen door lower rail 42a enters the first lower slit 75a while entering the fourth lower slit 75d of the connecting component 70, so that it is connected to the screen door upper frame 41 and the screen door lower frame 42 and screwed to the wooden frame 1 or the like. It is attached with. In this way, the screen door frame 40 as shown in FIGS. 4 and 5 is constructed.

  In the above, in the left upper connecting component 70, the first upper slit 74a and the fourth upper slit 74d constitute a cross member slit that allows a part of the left end of the cross member (the screen door upper frame 41) to enter. Yes. In the left upper connecting component 70, the first lower slit 75a and the third lower slit 75c constitute a vertical material slit that allows a part of the end of the vertical material (the left vertical frame 43 for screen doors) to enter. . The connection base 71 faces the end surface of the cross member (screen door upper frame 41) and the prospective surface of the vertical member (screen door left vertical frame 43).

  In the left lower connecting part 70, the first lower slit 75a and the fourth lower slit 75d constitute a cross member slit that allows a part of the left end of the cross member (the screen door lower frame 42) to enter. In the left lower connecting component 70, the first upper slit 74 and the third upper slit 74 c constitute a vertical material slit that allows a part of the end of the vertical material (the left vertical frame 43 for screen doors) to enter. . The connection base 71 faces the end surface of the cross member (screen door lower frame 42) and the prospective surface of the vertical member (screen door left vertical frame 43).

  In the right upper connecting part 70, the first upper slit 74a and the fourth upper slit 74d constitute a cross member slit that allows part of the right end of the cross member (the upper door frame 41) to enter. In the right upper connecting component 70, the second lower slit 75b and the fourth lower slit 75d constitute a vertical material slit that allows a part of the end of the vertical material (the right vertical frame 44 for screen doors) to enter. . The connection base 71 faces the end surface of the cross member (screen door upper frame 41) and the prospective surface of the vertical member (screen door right vertical frame 44).

  In the right lower connecting component 70, the first lower slit 75a and the fourth lower slit 75d constitute a cross member slit that allows part of the right end of the cross member (the screen door lower frame 42) to enter. Further, in the right lower connecting part 70, the second upper slit 74b and the fourth upper slit 74d constitute a vertical material slit that allows a part of the end of the vertical material (the right vertical frame 44 for screen doors) to enter. . The connection base 71 faces the end surface of the cross member (screen door lower frame 42) and the prospective surface of the vertical member (screen door right vertical frame 44).

  The insect screen member 80 is held in the screen door frame 40 having such a configuration as shown in FIG. The insect repellent member 80 is a pair of upper and lower parts held by a screen door upper frame 41 and a screen door lower frame 42, and includes an upper insect repellent member 80a and a lower insect repellent member 80b.

  FIG. 16 is a perspective view showing the upper insect repellent member 80a. The upper insect repellent member 80a illustrated here is made of a soft material such as rubber and is easily elastically deformed, and the insect repellent base 81, the insect repellent arm 82 and the insect repellent locking portion 83 are integrally configured. Has been.

  The insect repellent base 81 has a block shape. A pair of left and right sliding fin portions 811 are provided on the outdoor side surface (front surface) and the lower surface of the insect repellent base 81. The sliding contact fin portion 811 has a size capable of sliding contact with the upper end portion of the inner shroud 20, that is, the upper end portions of the upper collar 21 and the vertical collars 23, 24, and the left longitudinal collar 23 of the inner sliding element 20. Has a size capable of sliding contact with the upper surface of the central portion. Further, the indoor side surface (rear surface) of the insect repellent base 81 has a size that allows sliding contact with the mohair 61 provided on the screen door 50.

  The insect proof base 81 is provided with an insect proof fin portion 812. The insect repellent fin part 812 is a thin plate-like part formed so as to protrude upward from the upper part of the insect repellent base part 81. The insect fin portion 812 normally has a standing posture protruding upward by its own elastic restoring force, and elastically deforms into a sideways posture when pressed.

  The insect repellent arm part 82 is a flat part formed so as to protrude from the indoor upper end of the insect repellent base part 81 to the left and right. This insect repellent arm 82 has a length in the left-right direction that is longer than a length in the left-right direction of the insect repellent base 81. Further, the length of the insect repellent arm 82 in the front-rear direction, that is, the length in the indoor / outdoor direction is shorter than the separation distance between the upper protruding piece 41c of the screen door upper frame 41 and the upper protruding portion 41d.

  The insect repellent locking portion 83 is formed so as to protrude from the indoor upper end of the insect repellent base 81 to the indoor side of the insect repellent arm 82 on the lower side of the insect repellent arm 82. On the upper surface of the insect-proof locking portion 83, a locking projection 831 that protrudes upward is formed.

  The upper insect repellent member 80a having such a configuration is temporarily fixed to the screen door upper frame 41 as follows. First, as shown in FIG. 17, a lower extending piece 41b, an upper protruding piece 41c, and a notch 41e continuous with the upper surface are formed in the central portion of the screen door upper frame 41 in the left-right direction. The left-right width of the notch 41e is slightly shorter than the left-right width of the insect-proof base 81. Further, the screen door upper frame 41 is formed with a locking hole 41f on the upper surface on the indoor side of the notch 41e and on the indoor side of the upper protrusion 41d.

  The insect projection 831 is inserted into the latch hole 41f of the screen door upper frame 41 from the lower side (the sliding area side of the screen door 50), so that the insect screen 83 is fixed to the screen door upper frame. The insect repellent base 81 enters the notch 41e so that the insect repellent arm 82 is placed on the upper surface between the upper protrusion 41c and the upper protrusion 41d, as shown in FIG. Thus, the upper insect-proof member 80a is temporarily fixed to the screen door upper frame 41. Here, since the insect repellent arm portion 82 is longer in the left-right direction than the insect repellent base portion 81, it cannot pass through the notch 41 e having a smaller left-right width than the insect repellent base portion 81.

  The screen door upper frame 41 to which the upper insect repellent member 80a is temporarily fixed in this way goes back and forth as described above. However, when the screen insect frame 80 is attached to the wooden frame 1 with screws or the like, the upper insect repellent member 80a It is held by the frame 41. More specifically, the insect repellent arm portion 82 of the upper insect repellent member 80a is interposed between the screen door upper frame 41 and the wooden frame 1 and cannot pass through the notch 41e. Movement in the direction of approaching the inner shoji 20 is restricted. Moreover, since the insect repellent base 81 enters the notch 41e having a slightly smaller left-right width than itself, the movement along the left-right direction, that is, the longitudinal direction of the screen door upper frame 41 is restricted.

  The lower insect repellent member 80b is briefly described because the main structure is different from the upper insect repellent member 80a only in the vertical configuration. The lower insect repellent member 80b is made of a soft material such as rubber and is easily elastically deformed. As shown in FIG. 2, the insect repellent base 84, the insect repellent arm 85, and the insect repellent locking portion 86 are provided. It is constructed integrally.

  The insect repellent base 84 has a block shape. A pair of left and right sliding fin portions 841 are provided on the outdoor side surface (front surface) and the upper surface of the insect repellent base portion 84. The sliding contact fin portion 841 has a size that allows sliding contact with the lower end portion of the inner limb 20, that is, the lower end portions of the lower heel 22 and the vertical ridges 23 and 24, and the left vertical ridge 23 of the inner limb 20. Has a size capable of sliding contact with the lower surface of the central portion. In addition, the indoor side surface (rear surface) of the insect repellent base 84 has a size that allows sliding contact with the mohair 61 provided on the screen door 50.

  The insect-repellent base 84 is provided with an insect-repellent fin 842 (see FIG. 19). The insect repellent fin portion 842 is a thin plate-like portion formed so as to protrude downward from the lower portion of the insect repellent base portion 84. This insect-repellent fin portion 842 normally has an upright posture that protrudes downward by its own elastic restoring force, and elastically deforms into a sideways posture when pressed.

  The insect repellent arm 85 is a flat part formed so as to protrude from the lower end on the indoor side of the insect repellent base 84 to the left and right. This insect repellent arm 85 has a length in the left-right direction that is longer than the length in the left-right direction of the insect repellent base 84. Further, the length of the insect repellent arm 85 in the front-rear direction, that is, the length in the indoor / outdoor direction is shorter than the separation distance between the lower projecting piece 42c and the lower projecting part 42d of the screen door lower frame 42.

  Although not shown in the drawing, the insect-proof locking portion 86 is formed so as to protrude from the indoor-side lower end portion of the insect-proof base portion 84 to the indoor side of the insect-proof arm portion 85 above the insect-proof arm portion 85. . A locking projection 861 that protrudes downward is formed on the lower surface of the insect-proof locking portion 86.

  In the lower insect repellent member 80b having such a configuration, the engaging projection 861 of the insect preventing engaging portion 86 is inserted into the engaging hole (not shown) of the screen door lower frame 42 from the upper side (the sliding area side of the screen door 50). By inserting, the insect repellent locking portion 86 is locked to the screen door lower frame 42, and the insect repellent arm portion 85 is located in a notch (not shown) so as to be positioned between the lower protruding piece 42c and the lower protruding portion 42d. An insect repellent base 84 is entered.

  Then, the screen door lower frame 42 is attached to the wooden frame 1 with screws or the like, so that the lower insect repellent member 80b has the insect control arm portion 85 interposed between the screen door lower frame 42 and the wooden frame 1 to the outdoor side. Movement, that is, movement in the direction close to the inner impingement 20 is restricted, and movement of the insect repellent base 84 along the left-right direction, that is, the longitudinal direction of the screen door upper frame 41 is restricted by the notch.

  Since the insect repellent member 80 is held by the screen door frame 40 in this way, in the upper insect repellent member 80a, the sliding contact fin portion 811 is the upper end portion of the inner shoji 20, that is, the upper reed 21 and the vertical reeds 23 and 24. Can be slidably contacted with the upper end portion of the inner ring 20 and can be slidably contacted with the upper surface of the central portion of the left longitudinal collar 23 of the inner shoji 20. Further, the indoor side surface (rear surface) of the insect repellent base 81 can be in sliding contact with the mohair 61 provided on the screen door 50. Further, as shown in FIG. 2, when the upper frame 11 (target horizontal frame member) constituting the opening frame 10 protrudes downward from the wooden frame 1 and comes into contact with the upper part of the insect-repellent base 81 of the upper insect-repellent member 80a, The part 842 is in a sideways posture. Still further, in the lower insect repellent member 80b, the sliding contact fin portion 841 can be slidably contacted with the lower end portion of the inner shoji 20, that is, the lower end portions of the lower rod 22 and the vertical rods 23 and 24, and It can be slidably contacted with the lower surface of the central portion of the vertical rod 23. Further, the indoor side surface (rear surface) of the insect repellent base 84 can be in sliding contact with the mohair 61 provided on the screen door 50. Further, as shown in FIG. 2, when the lower frame 12 (target horizontal frame member) constituting the opening frame 10 protrudes upward from the wooden frame 1 and comes into contact with the lower part of the insect repellent base 84 of the lower insect repellent member 80b, The part 842 is in a sideways posture.

  As described above, when the inner pouch 20 and the outer pouch 30 close the opening frame 10, the upper insect repellent base portion 81 of the upper insect repellent member 80 a is the upper frame 11, and the upper end portion and the upper surface of the center portion In addition, the insect repellent base 84 of the lower insect repellent member 80b is in contact with the mohair 61 that is in contact with the room-side finding surface at the center portion of the left swab 23, and the lower frame 12 An insect repellent line is formed by contacting the lower surface and the mohair 61.

  According to the joinery as described above, the insect-proof base portions 81 and 84 constituting the insect-proof member 80 are inserted into the notches 41e formed in the screen door upper frame 41 and the like, whereby the longitudinal direction of the screen door upper frame 41 and the like. And is in sliding contact with the left longitudinal rod 23 (summoning cage) of the inner shoji 20 that closes the opening frame 10, and in sliding contact with a part of the mohair 61 provided on the screen door 50. Since the insect repellent arm portions 82 and 85 are interposed between the screen door upper frame 41 and the wooden frame 1 and the movement to the outdoor side is restricted, the insect repellent member 80 is made of the inner door 20 or the screen door 50. Even when an external force due to sliding is applied, the gap between the left vertical spade 23 of the inner fold 20 and the mohair 61 when the opening frame 10 is closed is closed while being well held by the screen door upper frame 41 and the like. Can do. Therefore, the insect repellent performance can be improved even when the finding surface of the left vertical gutter 23 of the inner limb 20 is not flat.

  According to the joinery described above, the insect repellent member 80 includes the screen door upper frame 41 in which the insect repellent bases 81 and 84 are inserted into the notches 41e and the insect repellent arms 82 and 85 are fixed to the wooden frame 1 and the wooden frame 1 Since only the movement to the outdoor side is restricted between them, a member such as a screw for directly fixing the insect repellent member 80 becomes unnecessary, and the manufacturing cost can be reduced by reducing the number of parts. The workability can be improved. In particular, since a member such as a screw is not necessary, a harmful effect caused by fixing the insect-proof member with a screw, that is, a part of the screw abuts when the screen door is suspended or when the screen door slides, It is possible to prevent sliding contact.

  According to the above joinery, the insect-proof locking portions 83 and 86 constituting the insect-proof member 80 are inserted through the locking projections 861 from the sliding area side of the screen door 50 into the locking holes 41f formed in the screen door upper frame 41 and the like. Since the insect-protecting arm portions 82 and 85 are placed between the upper projecting piece 41c and the upper projecting portion 41d, etc. By entering 84, the insect-proof member 80 can be temporarily fixed to the upper frame 41 for screen doors, etc., thereby improving the workability.

  In the joinery, the insect fins 812 and 842 constituting the insect repellent bases 81 and 84 normally stand upright and protrude upward or downward from the insect repellent bases 81 and 84 and come into contact with a part of the opening frame 10. On the other hand, when it is pressed by a part of the opening frame 10, it is elastically deformed into a sideways posture, and the following effects are obtained.

  As shown in FIG. 2, when the upper frame 11 and the like constituting the opening frame 10 protrude downward from the wooden frame 1 and come into contact with the insect-proof bases 81 and 84, the insect-proof fins 812 and 842 are elastic in a sideways posture. It deform | transforms and it accept | permits that the upper frame 11 grade | etc., And the insect control base parts 81 and 84 contact | connect. Then, as shown in FIG. 19, a recess 3 is formed in the wooden frame 2, and a part of the upper frame 11 ′ or the like of the opening frame 10 enters the recess 3 and the lower surface of the wooden frame 2 other than the recess 3. When the frame 11 and the upper frame 11 ′ are in a flat state, the upper frame 11 ′ and the insect repellent bases 81 and 84 are separated from each other. In such a case, the insect-repellent fins 812 and 842 can come into contact with the upper frame 11 ′ and the lower frame 12 ′ by taking an upright posture by their own elastic restoring force.

  Therefore, according to the above joinery, even when the size of the gap between the upper frame 11 ′ and the insect repellent bases 81 and 84 differs depending on the fit, the insect repellent fins 812 and 842 follow the upper frame 11 by changing the posture. It is possible to satisfactorily close the gap generated between the ′ and the like, and to improve the insect repellent performance.

  According to the above joinery, since the insect repellent member 80 is made of a soft material, the insect repellent base 81 is provided even if the dimensions of the insect repellent bases 81 and 84 are larger than the notches 41e formed in the screen door upper frame 41 and the like. , 84 can be inserted into the notch 41e while being deformed, and workability can be improved. Moreover, since it is made of a soft material, even if some of the sliding contact fin portions 811 and 841 of the insect-proof bases 81 and 84 are in sliding contact with the inner sward 20 or the screen door 50, the inner sword 20 and the screen door 50 are damaged. There is no fear of it.

  Further, according to the connecting component 70 applied to the joinery, the connecting base 71 causes a part of the end of the screen door upper frame 41 and the like to enter the slits 74 and 75 and the end of the screen door vertical frames 43 and 44. A part is made to enter the slits 74 and 75, and the pair of connecting blind portions 72 are formed on the screen door vertical frames 43 and 44 from the outdoor end (front end) and the indoor end (rear end) of the connecting base 71. Since it extends along the finding surface and forms a substantially U-shape with the connecting base 71, the end of the screen door upper frame 41 and the end of the screen door vertical frames 43 and 44 are not exposed. Therefore, the gap which arises between the edge parts of the upper frame 41 for screen doors, and the vertical frame 43 for screen doors, etc. by the construction error of the wooden frame 1, the construction error of each frame 41,42,43,44 of the screen door frame 40, etc. Can be blocked.

  In particular, since only a part of the ends of the frames 41, 42, 43, 44 of the screen door frame 40 is inserted into the slits 74, 75, the connecting component 70 is attached to the ends of the frames 41, 42, 43, 44. There is no need to perform a process or the like for attachment, and the manufacturing cost can be reduced. In addition, since only a part of the ends of the frames 41, 42, 43, 44 are inserted into the slits 74, 75, positioning or the like is not necessary, and it is also necessary to attach each connecting component 70 to the wooden frame 1 individually. Since there is no, workability can be improved. Furthermore, even if a construction error or the like occurs in each frame 41, 42, 43, 44, it is only necessary to change the amount of part of the end of each frame 41, 42, 43, 44 with respect to the slits 74, 75. The error can be tracked satisfactorily, and the quality can be improved.

  According to the connecting component 70, the inward protruding portion 73 formed so as to protrude inward in a state of being continuous with the connecting base portion 71 and the connecting blindfold portion 72 hits the end surfaces of the screen door vertical frames 43 and 44. Since the contact is possible, the end faces of the screen door vertical frames 43 and 44 can be protected.

  According to the connecting part 70, since the inward projecting portion 73 is formed to be biased to one side in the vertical direction, the projection length differs between the screen door upper rail 41a and the screen door lower rail 42a. Part of end portions of the screen door upper frame 41 and the screen door lower frame 42 having different projecting lengths between 41b and the upper extending piece 42b can be satisfactorily entered into the corresponding slits 74 and 75, respectively.

  According to the connecting component 70, the slits 74 and 75 in the connecting base 71 are formed in front and rear with respect to the median line L that divides the connecting base 71 forward and backward. It can be used, and by sharing parts, the manufacturing cost can be reduced by reducing the number of parts.

  According to the connecting component 70, the second upper slit 74b, the third upper slit 74c, the second lower slit 75b, and the third lower slits 75c74, 75 are spaced apart from each other in the front-rear direction at the open end. Therefore, it is possible to prevent a part of the end portions of the screen door vertical frames 43 and 44 that have entered the slits 74 and 75 from coming off easily.

  The preferred embodiment of the present invention has been described above, but the present invention is not limited to this, and various modifications can be made.

  In the above-described embodiment, the screen door frame 40 and the screen door 50 are provided on the indoor side of the opening frame 10. However, in the present invention, the screen door frame and the screen door may be provided outside the opening frame. Good.

  In the embodiment described above, the wooden frame 1 is used as the attached member. However, in the present invention, the attached member to which the screen door frame is attached may be other than the wooden frame.

  In the embodiment described above, the connecting component 70 is used for connecting the end portions of each frame of the screen door frame 40. However, in the present invention, the connecting component 70 is used for connecting the end portions of each frame of the opening frame. Also good.

  In the embodiment described above, the sliding window is illustrated as the joinery, but the joinery according to the present invention may be a single-drawing window.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 Opening frame 20 Shoji 21 Upper rod 22 Lower rod 23 Left vertical rod 24 Right vertical rod 30 Shoji 40 Screen door frame 41 Screen door upper frame 42 Screen door lower frame 43 Screen door left vertical frame 44 Screen door right vertical frame 50 Screen door 61 Mohair 70 Connecting part 71 Connecting base 72 Connecting blindfold 73 Inward projecting part 74 Slit 75 Slit 80 Insect-proof member 81 Insect-proof base 82 Insect-proof arm part 83 Insect-proof locking part

Claims (5)

A plurality of face materials, at least one of which is slidably disposed in the opening frame, and one of both end portions of the opening frame being summed together when the opening frame is closed;
In a joinery comprising a cross member attached to a member to be attached in a pair of upper and lower parts, and a screen door slidably disposed along the longitudinal direction of the cross member,
A pair of upper and lower insect repellent members that are held by each of the cross members and are in contact with one side end portion of the adjacent face member close to itself among the face members together with the insect repellent material provided on the screen door,
The insect repellent member is
By being inserted into the notch formed in the cross member, the movement of the cross member along the longitudinal direction is restricted, and the side member is in contact with one side end of the adjacent face member, and one of the insect-proof tight materials. An insect repellent base in contact with the
A joinery comprising an insect repellent arm portion interposed between the cross member and the member to be attached and restricted in movement in a direction close to the adjacent face member.   The insect-repellent member has a locking protrusion that is inserted into a locking hole formed in the cross member from the sliding area side of the screen door and is locked to the cross member. The joinery according to claim 1.   The insect repellent member normally stands in an upright position protruding upward or downward from the insect repellent base, and comes into contact with a part of the opening frame, but falls sideways when pressed by a part of the opening. The joinery according to claim 1 or 2, further comprising an insect-repellent fin that elastically deforms in a posture.   The joinery according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the insect repellent member is formed of a soft material.   The said adjacent face material is provided in an indoor side rather than another face material, The said screen is provided in the indoor side rather than the said adjacent face material, The any one of Claims 1-4 characterized by the above-mentioned. Joinery as described in one.

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