JP2016183533A - Fixture - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a fixture that is capable of improving design and has a lock capable of receiving open/close operation from both sides of a sash.SOLUTION: A bathroom door comprises a fixture frame and a movable sash. The fixture frame includes an upper frame and a vertical frame 23 that include a door stop part 232 for covering an upper stile and a first aspect face 431 of a vertical stile 43 at the time of having shut the movable sash. The vertical stile 43 of the movable sash comprises a lock device 10. The lock device 10 comprises: a first operation member 130 mounted on an inner peripheral side depth face 433 of the vertical stile 43; a second operation member 140 mounted on a second aspect face 432; an interlock member 150 that when one of the first operation member 130 and the second operation member 140 has been operated, makes the other be interlocked; and a lock bolt 120 that is interlocked with the first operation member 130 and the second operation member 140.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 11

Description

  The present invention relates to a fitting provided at a doorway of a bathroom and a dressing room, a doorway of a room in a building, a doorway of a building, and the like.

As a fitting for an entrance of a bathroom and a dressing room, a fitting including a joinery frame and a shoji that is supported by the joiner frame so as to be opened and closed is known (see, for example, Patent Document 1).
In such a joinery, a lock operation member such as a thumb turn and a coin lock that is operated when locking the shoji is attached to both the bathroom-side and undressing room-side finding surfaces of the shoji heel.

JP 2001-248345 A

As shown in Patent Document 1, in the conventional joinery, it is necessary to attach the lock operation member to the face of the shoji fold, so the shoji fold was exposed on the face of the joinery. For this reason, the level | step difference which arises in a frame and a collar part is exposed, and there exists a subject that the interior design in a dressing room falls especially.
Such a problem is not limited to bathroom doors, but is also applicable to joinery provided with a lock operation member for operating a lock inside and outside a shoji such as an indoor door.

  The objective of this invention is providing the fitting which can improve designability and can open / close a lock from both sides of a shoji.

  The present invention includes a joinery frame and a movable shoji that is provided in the joinery frame so as to be openable and closable, and is provided at an entrance of the first space and the second space, wherein the joinery frame includes an upper frame, The movable frame includes an upper frame, a lower frame, left and right vertical frames, a face material, and a locking device, and the upper frame and the left and right frames of the joinery frame. When the movable shoji is closed, the vertical frame includes a covering portion that covers the first space side of the upper and left vertical fences, and the vertical frame on the door-end side of the left and right vertical fences. The scissors are a first finding surface facing the first space side, a second finding surface facing the second space side, an outer peripheral side prospecting surface connecting the first finding surface and the second finding surface, An inner peripheral prospective surface, and the locking device is attached to the first space side of the face material in the inner peripheral prospective surface of the vertical shaft on the door-end side. When the first operating member, the second operating member attached to the second finding surface of the vertical shaft on the door-end side, and one of the first operating member and the second operating member are operated An interlocking member that interlocks the other operating member with the first operating member and the second operating member moved to the locking operation position via the interlocking member, and the interlocking member is And a lock bolt that is moved to the unlocking position when the first operating member and the second operating member are moved to the unlocking operation position.

In the joinery of the present invention, the upper surface of the movable shoji and the finding surface on the first space side of the vertical fence are covered and hidden by the upper frame of the joinery frame and the covering portion of the vertical frame. For this reason, the upper arm and the vertical arm of the movable shoji can be set as a hidden arm that is not exposed to the first space side. For this reason, in particular, the design on the first space side of the joinery can be simplified, and the design can be improved.
Moreover, since the first operation member and the second operation member that can move the lock bolt are provided on the vertical fence on the door-end side of the movable shoji, for example, like a bathroom door, the dressing room side (first By operating each operation member from the space side) and the bathroom side (second space side), the movable bolt can be locked and unlocked by moving the lock bolt up and down. At this time, since the first operating member is attached not to the first finding surface in the vertical fence on the door end side, but to the inner peripheral side prospective surface, without interfering with the covering portion of the vertical frame covering the first finding surface. A 1st operation member can be arrange | positioned.
Further, since the first operation member and the second operation member are interlocked with each other via the interlocking member, when one operation member is moved to the unlocking operation position, the other operation member is also moved to the unlocking operation position. When one of the operation members is moved to the locking operation position, the other operation member is also moved to the locking operation position, so that the operation positions of the operation members can always be matched. For this reason, for example, when the second operation member on the bathroom side is moved to the locking operation position by the user in the bathroom, and the lock bolt is in the locking position, the first operation member on the dressing room side is also locked. If the first operation member is moved to the unlocking operation position, the second operation member is moved to the unlocking operation position, and the lock bolt is also moved to the unlocking position. Even if there is, the lock bolt can be unlocked by operating the second operation member from the dressing room side.

  In the fitting of the present invention, the first operation member includes a first operation portion that engages with the interlocking member, and the second operation member engages with the interlocking member and engages with the lock bolt. And operating the second operating member, the interlocking member is moved through the second operating portion, and the lock bolt is moved to the unlocking position and the locking position, When the first operating member is operated, the interlocking member and the second operating member are moved via the first operating portion, and the lock bolt is moved to the unlocking position and the locking position via the second operating portion. It is preferable.

When the second operation member is operated, the lock bolt can be moved to the locking position or the unlocking position via the second operation portion, so that the lock bolt can be reliably moved in conjunction with the operation.
In addition, when the first operation member is operated, the interlocking member moves the second operation member via the first operation unit, and the second operation member moves to lock using the second operation unit. You can move the bolt. For this reason, the mechanism which moves a lock bolt directly with a 1st operation member is unnecessary, and can simplify the structure of a locking device.

  In the joinery of the present invention, the locking device includes a lock case disposed in the vertical shaft on the door end side, and a direction in which the lock bolt is disposed in the lock case and protrudes from the outer peripheral side prospective surface of the vertical shaft. The interlocking member is provided so as to be slidable in the lock case in the prospective direction of the vertical hook and has a first guide groove formed along the vertical direction. A first interlocking member; a second interlocking member provided in the lock case so as to be slidable in the direction in which the vertical hook is found; and having a second guide groove formed along the vertical direction; and the first interlocking member A connecting member attached to a member and a second interlocking member, wherein the first operating member is rotatably attached to an inner peripheral side prospective surface of the downspout, and the first operating portion is connected to the first operating portion. It consists of a first operating pin that is inserted into one guide groove It is preferable that the second operation member is rotatably attached to a second finding surface of the downspout, and the second operation portion is configured by a second operation pin inserted into the second guide groove. .

When the first operation member is rotated, the first operation pin inserted into the first guide groove moves in the rotation direction, so that the first interlocking member is slid relative to the lock case, and the first operation member is moved through the connecting member. The second interlocking member also slides, and the second operation member and the lock bolt are moved by the movement of the second interlocking member.
Further, when the second operation member is rotated, the second operation pin inserted into the second guide groove moves in the rotation direction, so that the second interlocking member is slid relative to the lock case, and the lock bolt Move. Further, the second interlocking member moves, so that the first interlocking member also slides through the connecting member, and the first operation member moves by the movement of the first interlocking member.
Therefore, the other operation member and the lock bolt can be moved by rotating one operation member. At this time, since the lock bolt can be urged by the urging member and moved to the locking position, the operation amount of each operation member can be reduced.

  In the joinery of the present invention, the vertical bolt on the door-end side is provided with a latch bolt that protrudes and protrudes from the outer peripheral side prospective surface, and the latch that is attached to the first space side with respect to the face material on the inner peripheral side prospective surface. It is preferable that a first handle capable of moving the bolt and a second handle attached to the second finding surface and capable of moving the latch bolt are provided.

  Since the first handle and the first operation member are attached to the inner peripheral side prospective surface of the downpile, and the second handle and the second operation member are attached to the second finding surface of the downpile, each of the dressing room side and the bathroom side The handle and the operating member can be provided on the same surface. For this reason, it is easy for the user to grasp the positions of the handle and the operation member, and the user can easily operate.

  According to the joinery of the present invention, it is to provide a joinery that can improve the design and can be opened and closed from both sides of the shoji.

The figure which looked at the bathroom door which is the fitting which concerns on this embodiment from the bathroom side. The figure which looked at the bathroom door which is the fitting which concerns on this embodiment from the dressing room side. The longitudinal cross-sectional view of the said bathroom door. The cross-sectional view of the said bathroom door. The side view which shows the top pivot hinge member of the said bathroom door. The front view which shows the top pivot hinge member of the said bathroom door. The cross-sectional view which shows the principal part of the opening / closing operation member of the said bathroom door. The cross-sectional view which shows the principal part of the opening / closing operation member of the said bathroom door. The side view which shows the principal part of the opening / closing operation member of the said bathroom door. The cross-sectional view which shows the unlocking state of the locking device of the said bathroom door. The cross-sectional view which shows the locking state of the locking device of the said bathroom door. The disassembled perspective view which shows the locking device of the said bathroom door. The disassembled perspective view which shows the principal part of the locking device of the said bathroom door. The figure which looked at the bathroom door which is the fitting which concerns on the modification of this embodiment from the bathroom side. The cross-sectional view of the bathroom door which is a fitting which concerns on the modification of this embodiment.

Hereinafter, a fitting according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.
The joinery of this embodiment is a bathroom door 1 provided at an entrance of a dressing room as a first space and a bathroom as a second space, FIG. 1 is a view from the bathroom side, and FIG. 2 is a dressing. It is the figure seen from the room side.

As shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, the bathroom door 1 includes a joinery frame 2 and a movable shoji 4 fixed inside the joinery frame 2.
The joinery frame 2 is configured by an upper frame 21, a lower frame 22, and vertical frames 23 and 24.
The movable shoji 4 is configured by attaching a panel 45, which is a face material, inside an upper frame 41, a lower frame 42, a vertical frame 43 on the door end side, and a vertical frame 44 on the hanging side.
Hereinafter, the structure of the joinery frame 2 and the movable shoji 4 will be described in detail.

[Fitting frame]
As shown in FIG. 3, the upper frame 21 includes an upper frame main body portion 211, a door stop portion 212 that is a covering portion extending downward from the end of the upper frame main body portion 211 on the dressing room side, and a door stop portion 212. And a parting piece portion 213 that protrudes toward the dressing room from the lower end and is bent upward to have a substantially L-shaped cross section.
The parting piece 213 is in contact with the lower surface of the ceiling material 11 in the dressing room and is fixed to the ceiling material 11 with screws. The parting piece 213 hides the gap between the end surface of the ceiling material 11 and the upper frame 21 so that it cannot be seen from the dressing room.
Further, an airtight material 215 that comes into contact with the upper arm 41 when the movable shoji 4 is closed is attached to the bathroom side surface of the door stop 212.

As shown in FIG. 3, the lower frame 22 includes a lower frame body 221 and a parting piece 223 extending from the lower frame body 221 to the dressing room side.
The parting piece 223 is in contact with the upper surface of the flooring 12 in the dressing room and is fixed to the flooring 12 with screws. The parting piece 223 hides the gap between the end face of the flooring 12 and the lower frame 22 so that it cannot be seen from the dressing room.
On the upper surface of the lower frame main body part 221, an airtight member 225 that comes into contact with the lower collar 42 when the movable shoji 4 is closed is attached.

As shown in FIG. 4, the vertical frame 23 is a vertical frame provided on the door end side of the movable shoji 4. The vertical frame main body 231 and the other vertical frame from the end of the vertical frame main body 231 on the dressing room side. 24, that is, a cover part 232 which is a covering part protruding to the inner peripheral side of the joinery frame 2, protrudes from the tip of the door stop part 232 to the dressing room side, and is bent to the side to have a substantially L-shaped cross section. And a parting piece portion 233 formed in a shape.
The parting piece 233 is in contact with the wall material 13 of the dressing room and is fixed to the wall material 13 with screws. The parting piece 233 hides the gap between the end face of the wall 13 and the vertical frame 23 so that it cannot be seen from the dressing room.
Further, an airtight material 235 that comes into contact with the vertical shaft 43 when the movable shoji 4 is closed is attached to the bathroom side surface of the door stop 232.
Further, a receiving member 237 to which a latch bolt described later is engaged is attached to a prospective surface on the inner peripheral side of the vertical frame main body 231, that is, a surface facing the vertical rod 43.

The vertical frame 24 is a vertical frame provided on the hanging base side of the movable shoji 4, has the same cross-sectional shape as the vertical frame 23, and is provided in an orientation that is line symmetric with respect to the vertical frame 23.
Therefore, the vertical frame 24 is a door that is a vertical frame main body 241 and a covering portion that protrudes from the end of the vertical frame main body 241 to the other vertical frame 23 side, that is, the inner peripheral side of the joinery frame 2. A contact portion 242 and a parting piece portion 243 that protrudes from the front end of the door stop portion 242 toward the dressing room and is bent to the side to have a substantially L-shaped cross section.
The parting piece 243 abuts against the wall material 13 of the dressing room and is fixed to the wall material 13 with screws. The parting piece 243 hides the gap between the end face of the wall member 13 and the vertical frame 24 so that it cannot be seen from the dressing room.
Further, an airtight member 245 that comes into contact with the vertical rod 44 when the movable shoji 4 is closed is attached to the bathroom side surface of the door stop 242.

[Moveable shoji]
The movable shoji 4 includes an upper rod 41, a lower rod 42, a vertical rod 43, and a vertical rod 44, and the vertical rod 44 side arranged on the vertical frame 24 side becomes a suspending side and can freely rotate to the joinery frame 2. The side of the vertical rod 43 arranged on the vertical frame 23 side is the door end side and is opened and closed in the bathroom.

As shown in FIG. 3, the upper arm 41 has a first finding surface 411 facing the undressing room (first space) side, a second finding surface 412 facing the bathroom (second space) side, and a first finding. An inner peripheral prospective surface 413 that connects the surface 411 and the second finding surface 412, and a connecting piece 415 that connects an intermediate portion between the first finding surface 411 and the second finding surface 412 in the vertical direction.
A holding groove 414 for holding the panel 45 is formed at the bathroom side end of the inner peripheral side prospective surface 413.

The lower arm 42 includes a first finding surface 421 facing the dressing room side, a second finding surface 422 facing the bathroom side, and an inner peripheral side prospective surface 423 that connects the first finding surface 421 and the second finding surface 422. The connection piece 425 which connects the intermediate part of the up-and-down direction of the 1st finding surface 421 and the 2nd finding surface 422 is provided.
A holding groove 424 for holding the panel 45 is formed at the bathroom side end of the inner peripheral side prospective surface 423. In addition, an airtight material 428 that comes into contact with the lower frame 22 is attached to the lower end portion of the second finding surface 422.

As shown in FIG. 4, the doorside side vertical spade 43 includes a first finding surface 431 facing the dressing room side, a second finding surface 432 facing the bathroom side, a first finding surface 431 and a second finding. The inner peripheral side prospective surface 433 that connects the surfaces 432 and the outer peripheral side prospective surface 435 are provided and have a substantially hollow shape.
A holding groove 434 that holds the panel 45 is formed at the bathroom side end of the inner peripheral side prospective surface 433.
The door rod 43 is provided with an opening / closing operation member 60 and a locking device 10 which will be described later.

The vertical rod 44 on the hanging side is a first finding surface 441 located on the dressing room side, a second finding surface 442 located on the bathroom side, and the inner peripheral side connecting the first finding surface 441 and the second finding surface 442. A prospective surface 443 and an outer peripheral side prospective surface 445 are provided and are substantially hollow.
A holding groove 444 for holding the panel 45 is formed at the bathroom side end of the inner peripheral side prospective surface 443.
The hanging rod side vertical rod 44 is provided with a pivot hinge described later.

[Pipot hinge]
The vertical rod 44 on the hanging base side is rotatably supported by the joinery frame 2 using a pivot hinge. That is, a pivot hinge member having a pivot shaft is fixed to the lower frame 22, and a bearing member rotatably supported by the pivot shaft is fixed to the lower end of the vertical rod 44.
Further, as shown in FIGS. 5 and 6, a bearing member 31 is fixed to the upper frame 21, and an upper pivot hinge member 33 is attached to the upper end of the vertical rod 44.

  The bearing member 31 fixed to the upper frame 21 includes a metal plate 310 and a resin cover 315, and a hole 311 through which the upper pivot hinge member 33 is inserted is formed in the metal plate 310.

The upper pivot hinge member 33 includes a case 34 inserted into the hollow portion of the vertical shaft 44, a pivot shaft member 35 disposed in the case 34, and a pivot shaft member 35 disposed in the case 34 so that the pivot shaft member 35 faces upward. A coil spring 36 to be urged and a detachable lever 37 for sliding the pivot shaft member 35 downward are provided.
A pin 351 protruding in the horizontal direction is fixed to the lower end portion of the pivot shaft member 35. The case 34 includes a cylindrical guide tube 341 into which the pivot shaft member 35 is inserted, and a groove 342 in which the pin 351 can move is formed in the guide tube 341.
The detachable lever 37 protrudes from the operation portion 371 disposed along the inner peripheral side prospective surface 443 of the vertical rod 44, and the back surface of the operation portion 371, and is inserted into a guide groove formed in the inner peripheral side prospective surface 443. A moving bar 372. The moving bar 372 contacts the upper surface of the pin 351. Accordingly, when the detachable lever 37 is moved downward against the urging force of the coil spring 36, the pivot shaft member 35 is moved downward via the pin 351 and removed from the bearing member 31. On the other hand, when the downward movement of the detachable lever 37 is released, the pivot shaft member 35 is biased upward by the coil spring 36 and inserted into the hole 311 of the bearing member 31.

[Opening / closing operation member]
As shown in FIGS. 4, 7, 8, and 9, the opening / closing operation member 60 includes a first handle 61, a second handle 62, and a latch 63.
The first handle 61 is a handle provided on the undressing room side (first space side) of the movable shoji 4, and is fixed to the first space side of the panel 45 on the inner peripheral side prospective surface 433 of the vertical rod 43. The bearing 611 is rotatably attached. A first engagement member 612 that is inserted into a hollow portion of the vertical rod 43 from a hole formed in the inner peripheral side prospective surface 433 is attached to the first handle 61.

  The second handle 62 is a handle provided on the bathroom side (second space side) of the movable shoji 4, and is rotatably attached to the bearing portion 621 fixed to the second finding surface 432 of the vertical rod 43. . A second engagement member 622 inserted into a hollow portion of the vertical rod 43 from a hole formed in the second finding surface 432 is attached to the second handle 62.

The latch 63 is attached to the case 65, the latch bolt 66 guided by the case 65 so as to be able to protrude from the vertical rod 43 toward the vertical frame 23, and the latch bolt 66 projecting from the vertical rod 43 to the vertical frame 23 side. And a coil spring 67 which is a biasing member for biasing.
On the upper surface of the latch bolt 66, a first engagement plate portion 661 that can be engaged with the first engagement member 612 of the first handle 61 and a second engagement member 622 of the second handle 62 can be engaged. An engaging plate portion 662 protrudes.

Here, when the movable shoji 4 is closed and the first handle 61 and the second handle 62 are not operated, as shown in FIG. 4, the latch bolt 66 protrudes from the vertical rod 43 by the coil spring 67, and the vertical frame 23 receiving members 237 are engaged.
Then, as shown in FIG. 7, when the first handle 61 is operated in the opening direction, specifically, in the direction approaching the panel 45, the first engagement member 612 moves to the inner peripheral side prospective surface 433 side. Therefore, the first engagement member 612 engages with the first engagement plate portion 661, moves the latch bolt 66 in the immersion direction via the first engagement plate portion 661, and the coil spring 67 is also compressed. Thereby, the latch bolt 66 comes off from the receiving member 237, and the movable shoji 4 can be opened.
At this time, since the second engagement plate portion 662 of the latch bolt 66 is separated from the second engagement member 622 of the second handle 62, the second handle 62 is maintained in the closed position.

Similarly, when the movable shoji 4 is closed, as shown in FIG. 8, when the second handle 62 is operated in the opening direction, specifically, away from the panel 45, the second engagement member 622 rotates. Then, the tip end side of the second engagement member 622 moves to the inner peripheral side prospective surface 433 side. Therefore, the second engagement member 622 engages with the second engagement plate portion 662, moves the latch bolt 66 in the immersion direction via the second engagement plate portion 662, and compresses the coil spring 67. Thereby, the latch bolt 66 comes off from the receiving member 237, and the movable shoji 4 can be opened.
At this time, since the first engagement plate portion 661 of the latch bolt 66 is separated from the first engagement member 612 of the first handle 61, the first handle 61 is maintained in the closed position.

When the opening operation of each of the handles 61 and 62 is released and returned to the original closed position, the first engagement member 612 and the second engagement member 622 move to the outer peripheral side prospective surface 435 side. 66 also moves in the protruding direction.
In addition, a spring for returning the handles 61 and 62 from the open position to the closed position is incorporated in the bearing portion 611 and the bearing portion 621, or the spring force of the coil spring 67 is set to release the hands from the handles 61 and 62. Thus, the respective handles 61 and 62 may be automatically set to return to the closed position.

[Locking device]
As shown in FIGS. 10 to 13, the locking device 10 includes a case 100 that is a lock case, a lock bolt 120, a coil spring 125 that is a biasing member, a first operation member 130, and a second operation member 140. The interlocking member 150 that interlocks the first operating member 130 and the second operating member 140 is configured.
As shown in FIGS. 1 and 3, the lock device 10 is disposed above the opening / closing operation member 60 in the vertical shaft 43.
The interlocking member 150 interlocks the first interlocking member 160 that engages with the first operating member 130, the second interlocking member 170 that engages with the second operating member 140, and the first interlocking member 160 and the second interlocking member 170. And a connecting member 180 that can be connected.

As shown in FIG. 12, the case 100 includes a vertical plate portion 101 that is screwed to the outer peripheral side prospective surface 435 of the vertical rod 43, guide plate portions 102 and 103 that protrude from the vertical plate portion 101 in the horizontal direction, The connecting plate portion 104 that connects the end portions of the guide plate portion 102 and the guide plate portion 103 and the partition plate portion 105 that is arranged in parallel with the connecting plate portion 104 are configured.
The vertical plate portion 101 is formed with an opening 106 through which the lock bolt 120 can be projected and retracted and two screw insertion holes 107.
The guide plate portion 102 is formed with a guide groove (not shown) that guides the second interlocking member 170 so as to be slidable along the direction in which the lock bolt 120 protrudes and projects (the direction in which the vertical rod 43 is found). 103 is formed with a guide groove 112 that guides the second interlocking member 170 so as to be slidable along the direction in which the lock bolt 120 protrudes and retracts.
In addition, the guide plate portions 102 and 103 have guide grooves 113 for slidably guiding the first interlocking member 160 along the prospective direction of the vertical rod 43 between the connecting plate portion 104 and the partition plate portion 105. 114 are formed.
In the connecting plate portion 104, a guide groove 115 having a substantially quarter arc shape (¼ arc shape) is formed. Further, a protruding pin 116 that restricts the position of the coil spring 125 is formed on the surface of the partition plate portion 105 on the vertical plate portion 101 side.

An engagement recess 121 and a spring insertion hole 122 are formed in the lock bolt 120. The engaging recess 121 is formed on the side surface facing the second interlocking member 170 among the two side surfaces along the protruding direction of the lock bolt 120. The engaging recess 121 is formed in a substantially right triangle shape in plan view, and the inner peripheral surface of the engaging recess 121 includes a vertical surface 121A, a horizontal surface 121B, and an inclined surface 121C.
The spring insertion hole 122 is opened on the rear end surface of the lock bolt 120, that is, the surface facing the partition plate portion 105, and is formed along the protruding direction of the lock bolt 120. The tip end side of the coil spring 125 is inserted into the spring insertion hole 122.
The coil spring 125 has a rear end engaged with the projecting pin 116 and a distal end inserted into the spring insertion hole 122 to urge the lock bolt 120 in the projecting direction, that is, the direction projecting from the opening 106.
As shown in FIG. 11, the lock bolt 120 protruding from the opening 106 engages with a receiving member 238 attached to the vertical frame 23 to bring the movable shoji 4 into a locked state.

The first operating member 130 is rotatably attached to the dressing room side of the panel 45 on the inner peripheral side prospective surface 433 of the vertical rod 43. The first operation member 130 is formed in a substantially disc shape, and a first operation pin 131 that is a first operation portion to be inserted into the guide groove 115 protrudes from the back surface side. Further, as shown in FIG. 3, a groove 132 is formed on the surface side of the first operation member 130. The first operating member 130 can be rotated by engaging a coin or the like with the groove 132.
At this time, since the first operation pin 131 is inserted into the guide groove 115, the rotation angle of the first operation member 130 is limited to a range of about 90 degrees. Specifically, the first operation member 130 includes an unlocking operation position where the first operation pin 131 is located at the uppermost position within the rotation range, and a second finding surface where the first operation pin 131 is the most within the rotation range. It is possible to rotate between the locking operation position which is a position approaching 432.

  The second operation member 140 is rotatably attached to the second finding surface 432 of the vertical rod 43. The second operation member 140 is formed in a substantially disk shape, and a second operation pin 141 that is a second operation portion that engages with the engagement recess 121 is protruded on the rear surface side. A thumb turn knob 142 is formed on the surface side of the second operation member 140. The second operation member 140 can be rotated by operating the knob 142 with a finger.

  As described above, the first interlocking member 160 is guided by the guide grooves 113 and 114 and slides in the case 100 along the prospective direction of the vertical rod 43 (the direction perpendicular to the protruding and retracting direction of the lock bolt 120). It is possible. As shown in FIGS. 12 and 13, the first interlocking member 160 includes a long groove-shaped first guide groove 161 into which the first operation pin 131 is inserted, and an engagement protrusion 162 with which the connecting member 180 is engaged. Is formed. The first guide groove 161 extends in the vertical direction, and the width dimension is substantially the same as the diameter of the first operation pin 131. The height dimension of the first guide groove 161 is set to be equal to or greater than the vertical movement amount of the movement locus of the first operation pin 131 when the first operation member 130 is rotated.

The second interlocking member 170 is the same component as the first interlocking member 160, and is guided in a guide groove (not shown) of the guide plate portion 102 and the guide groove 112 of the guide plate portion 103, so Is slidable along the direction in which the vertical rod 43 is found (the direction in which the lock bolt 120 appears and disappears).
The second interlocking member 170 is formed with a long groove-like second guide groove 171 into which the second operation pin 141 is inserted, and an engaging protrusion 172 with which the connecting member 180 is engaged. The second guide groove 171 extends in the vertical direction, and the width dimension is substantially the same as the diameter of the second operation pin 141. The height dimension of the second guide groove 171 is set to be equal to or greater than the vertical movement amount of the movement locus of the second operation pin 141 when the second operation member 140 is rotated.

The connecting member 180 is configured by a leaf spring. The connecting member 180 is formed with engagement holes 181 and 182 that engage with the engagement protrusions 162 and 172, and a long groove 183 that extends in the vertical direction through which the second operation pin 141 is inserted. The connecting member 180 is attached to the first interlocking member 160 and the second interlocking member 170 that are arranged orthogonally to each other, and an intermediate portion is curved at an angle of approximately 90 degrees.
Here, when the first operating member 130 is rotated and the first interlocking member 160 slides with the movement of the first operating pin 131, the connecting member 180, which is a leaf spring, moves while displacing the curved portion, 2 The interlocking member 170 and the second operating member 140 move.
Similarly, when the second operating member 140 is rotated and the second interlocking member 170 slides with the movement of the second operating pin 141, the connecting member 180, which is a leaf spring, moves while displacing the curved portion, 1 interlocking member 160 and the 1st operation member 130 move.

[Unlocked state]
As shown in FIG. 10, the lock device 10 of the bathroom door 1 is normally set at an unlocked position where the lock bolt 120 is submerged in the opening 106. In this unlocked position, the second operation member 140 on the bathroom side has the knob 142 oriented in the vertical direction, and the second operation pin 141 is located at the uppermost position in the movement locus, that is, the second operation pin. Reference numeral 141 denotes a position farthest from the vertical plate portion 101. For this reason, the second operation pin 141 is located in the engagement recess 121 of the lock bolt 120 at the connecting portion between the upper end of the vertical surface 121A and the upper end of the inclined surface 121C. 2 The position has been moved to the position where it comes into contact with the operation pin 141, that is, the unlocked position immersed in the opening 106.
Further, the second interlocking member 170 is moved to the position farthest from the opening 106 in the slide movement range, and the first interlocking member 160 interlocking with the second interlocking member 170 via the connecting member 180 is also In the slide movement range, it is moved to a position that is closest to the first finding surface 431. At this time, the first operation member 130 is in the unlocking operation position where the first operation pin 131 is located at the uppermost position in the movement trajectory, that is, the position where the first operation pin 131 is closest to the first finding surface 431. It is in. The groove 132 of the first operation member 130 at the unlocking operation position is oriented in the vertical direction, like the knob 142 of the second operation member 140.

[Locking operation]
Next, an operation when a user bathing in the bathroom operates and locks the second operation member 140 from the bathroom side will be described.
When the user pinches the knob 142 of the second operation member 140 and operates it to the locking operation position, specifically, when the user rotates it 90 degrees counterclockwise, the second operation pin 141 moves to the opening 106 side and the lower side. Since the lock bolt 120 is biased toward the opening 106 by the coil spring 125, when the second operation pin 141 moves downward, the second operation pin 141 moves along the inclined surface 121C of the engagement recess 121, and the lock bolt 120 120 moves to the opening 106 side. The second operation pin 141 finally moves to a connection portion between the lower end portion of the slope 121C and the end portion of the horizontal surface 121B. At this time, as shown in FIG. 11, the lock bolt 120 moves to the locking position that protrudes most from the opening 106.
When the lock bolt 120 is positioned at the locking position, the second operation pin 141 moves in the second guide groove 171, so that the second interlocking member 170 moves to the position closest to the opening 106, and the connecting member 180 and The first interlocking member 160 also moves in conjunction.
For this reason, the second operation member 140 moves to the locking operation position where the knob 142 is in the horizontal direction, and the first operation member 130 moves to the locking operation position where the groove 132 is in the horizontal direction. .

[Unlocking operation from inside the bathroom]
When the bather in the bathroom performs the unlocking operation to move to the dressing room, the knob 142 of the second operation member 140 is rotated 90 degrees clockwise and moved to the unlocking operation position. Then, the second operation pin 141 moves along the slope 121C in the direction away from the opening 106 and the lock bolt 120 moves away from the opening 106, and the coil spring 125 is crushed. Then, as shown in FIG. 10, the lock bolt 120 moves to the unlocked position.
Further, when the second operation pin 141 of the second operation member 140 moves in the direction away from the opening 106, the second interlocking member 170 also moves to the unlocked position away from the opening 106, and the first interlocking member 170 is connected via the connecting member 180. The interlocking member 160 also moves to the unlocking position that approaches the first finding surface 431.
In this case, the second operation member 140 moves to the unlocking operation position where the knob 142 is in the direction along the vertical, and the first operation member 130 is in the unlocking operation position where the groove 132 is in the direction along the vertical. Moving.

[Unlocking operation from the dressing room]
When the user in the bathroom cannot operate the second operation member 140, another user can operate the first operation member 130 on the dressing room side to unlock the lock device 10.
That is, a coin or the like is inserted into the groove 132 of the first operation member 130, and the first operation member 130 is rotated clockwise and moved to the unlocking operation position. Then, the 1st operation pin 131 moves to the 1st finding surface 431 side, and the 1st interlocking member 160 moves to the unlocking position which approaches the 1st finding surface 431.
In conjunction with the movement of the first interlocking member 160, the second interlocking member 170 is also moved to the unlocking position away from the opening 106 via the connecting member 180 and inserted into the second guide groove 171 of the second interlocking member 170. A force in a direction away from the opening 106 is applied to the second operation pin 141, and the second operation member 140 rotates to the unlocking operation position.
In conjunction with this rotation, the second operation pin 141 moves upward along the slope 121C, and the lock bolt 120 moves to the unlocking position along with this movement.
In this case, the second operation member 140 moves to the unlocking operation position where the knob 142 is in the direction along the vertical, and the first operation member 130 is in the unlocking operation position where the groove 132 is in the direction along the vertical. Moving.
Thereby, even if it does not operate the 2nd operation member 140, the lock apparatus 10 can be unlocked by operating the 1st operation member 130 from the dressing room side.

[Locking operation from the dressing room]
By operating and locking the first operating member 130 from the dressing room side, the lock device 10 can also be used as a child lock.
In this case, when a coin or the like is inserted into the groove 132 of the first operation member 130 and the first operation member 130 is rotated counterclockwise and operated to the locking operation position, the first operation pin 131 is moved to the second finding surface 432 side. The first interlocking member 160 is moved to the locking position on the second finding surface 432 side by the first operation pin 131. Then, the connecting member 180 and the second interlocking member 170 move to the opening 106 side, and the second operation pin 141 is guided by the second guide groove 171 of the second interlocking member 170 to move to the opening 106 side and the lower side. . For this reason, similarly to the case where the second operation member 140 is operated, the second operation pin 141 moves downward along the slope 121C of the engagement recess 121, and the lock bolt 120 protrudes from the opening 106 by the coil spring 125. Move to position.
Thereby, the locking device 10 of the bathroom door 1 can be locked from the dressing room side, and a child can be prevented from entering the bathroom.

According to this embodiment, there are the following effects.
The bathroom door 1, which is a joiner, has an upper arm 41 of the movable shoji 4 and first finding surfaces 411, 431, 441 on the dressing room (first space) side of the vertical guards 43, 44, and the upper frame 21 of the joiner frame 2 and It is covered and concealed by door stop portions 212, 232, and 242 that are the covering portions of the vertical frames 23 and 24. For this reason, the upper collar 41 and the vertical collars 43 and 44 of the movable shoji 4 can be set as a hidden collar that is not exposed to the dressing room side. For this reason, in particular, the design of the bathroom door 1 on the dressing room side can be simplified, and the design can be improved. That is, as shown in FIG. 2, in the bathroom door 1, the portion exposed to the opening surrounded by the ceiling material 11, the floor material 12, and the wall material 13 of the dressing room is the first handle 61 in addition to the panel 45. Since it is about the lower arm 42, the figure of the bathroom door 1 on the dressing room side becomes very simple, and the design can be improved.

The lock device 10 of the movable shoji 4 can be moved in and out of the lock bolt 120 by each operation of the first operation member 130 and the second operation member 140 provided on the undressing room side and the bathroom side, and locking and unlocking can be performed on the undressing room side and This can be done from both the bathroom side. Therefore, the joinery of this embodiment is a lock device both in the operation of the first operation member 130 from the dressing room (first space) side and in the operation of the second operation member 140 from the bathroom (second space) side. It can be used as a bathroom door 1 that can be locked and unlocked ten times.
At this time, the first operating member 130 is attached not to the first finding surface 431 of the vertical rod 43 but to the inner peripheral side prospective surface 433, so that the vertical frame 23 covering the first finding surface 431 of the vertical rod 43 is provided. The first operating member 130 can be disposed without interfering with the door stop 232.
Further, since the first operation member 130 is a coin lock type that is operated by inserting a coin or the like into the groove 132, the operation knob does not protrude, and the first operation member 130 is viewed from the dressing room side. Since it is hidden by the door stop 232, the design of the bathroom door 1 can also be improved in this respect.

  Since the first handle 61 and the first operation member 130 are attached to the inner peripheral side prospective surface 433 of the vertical rod 43, and the second handle 62 and the second operation member 140 are attached to the second finding surface 432 of the vertical rod 43, Each handle and operation member on the dressing room side and the bathroom side can be provided on the same surface. For this reason, it is easy for the user to grasp the positions of the handle and the operation member, and the user can easily operate.

  Since the first operating member 130 and the second operating member 140 are interlocked by the interlocking member 150, if the second operating member 140 is the locking operation position, the first operating member 130 is also the locking operation position. Therefore, when the second operating member 140 is operated and the bathroom door 1 is locked, the first operating member 130 can be moved from the locking operation position to the unlocking operation position, and the lock device 10 can be removed from the dressing room. Can be unlocked reliably from the side. Therefore, in an emergency such as when an accident occurs in the bathroom, the unlocking operation of the first operating member 130 from the dressing room side allows the unlocking device 10 to be easily unlocked and quickly rescued.

  Since the interlocking member 150 includes the first interlocking member 160 and the second interlocking member 170 that are slid relative to the case 100, and the connecting member 180 that connects the first interlocking member 160 and the second interlocking member 170, The rotation operation of the first operation member 130 and the second operation member 140 can be stably converted into the slide movement operation of each interlocking member 160, 170. Therefore, the lock bolt 120 can also be made to appear and disappear smoothly.

  Since a leaf spring is used as the connecting member 180, the first interlocking member 160 and the second interlocking member 170 arranged in a direction crossing each other at an angle of 90 degrees can be moved in conjunction with one part. Therefore, the number of parts of the interlocking member 150 can be reduced, and the part cost and assembly cost can be reduced.

Since the movable shoji 4 includes the first handle 61 and the second handle 62, the latch bolt 66 engaged with the vertical frame 23 is removed by each handle operation from the dressing room side and the bathroom side, and the movable shoji 4 is removed. Can be opened and closed. Therefore, the joinery of this embodiment is a joinery that needs to open and close the movable shoji 4 by both the handle operation from the dressing room (first space) side and the handle operation from the bathroom (second space) side. It can be used as a bathroom door 1.
At this time, since the first handle 61 is attached not to the first finding surface 431 of the vertical rod 43 but to the inner peripheral side prospective surface 433, the door of the vertical frame 23 covering the first finding surface 431 of the vertical rod 43. The first handle 61 can be arranged without interfering with the contact portion 232.

Since the first handle 61 and the second handle 62 can make the latch bolt 66 appear and disappear independently of each other, the handles 61 and 62 can be moved as compared with the case where the other handle is moved in conjunction with the operation of one handle. The operating force can be reduced and the operability can be improved.
Further, the engagement state between the first engagement member 612 and the first engagement plate portion 661 and the engagement state between the second engagement member 622 and the second engagement plate portion 662 can be individually adjusted. Assembling work of the first handle 61, the second handle 62, and the latch 63 to 43 can be easily performed.

  In the first handle 61 and the second handle 62, the opening operation direction of each handle and the opening direction of the movable shoji 4 coincide with each other in the direction from the dressing room side to the bathroom side. It is possible to open the movable shoji 4 while improving the operability.

  The pivot lever attachment / detachment lever 37 used when attaching / detaching the movable shoji 4 to / from the joinery frame 2 is also arranged on the inner peripheral side prospective surface 443 instead of the first finding surface 441 of the vertical rod 44. There is no interference with the door stop 242 of the vertical frame 24. For this reason, the first finding surface 441 of the vertical rod 44 can also be covered with the door stop portion 242 of the vertical frame 24.

Moreover, the upper frame 21 of the joinery frame 2 and the dressing room side of the vertical frame 24 are covered with the ceiling material 11 and the wall material 13, and only the parting piece parts 213 and 243 are exposed. Furthermore, only the parting piece 223 portion is exposed on the dressing room side of the lower frame 22 of the joinery frame 2.
Therefore, when the bathroom door 1 is viewed from the dressing room side, each frame is hardly exposed, so that the design of the bathroom door 1 can be further improved.

[Modification]
The present invention is not limited to the configuration described in the above embodiment, and modifications within a range in which the object of the present invention can be achieved are included in the present invention.
The interlocking mechanism of the first operating member 130, the second operating member 140, and the lock bolt 120 is not limited to the configuration of the above embodiment. For example, in the interlocking member 150 of the above-described embodiment, the connecting member 180 is configured by a leaf spring, but a roller is attached to the case 100, and a wire rope bent in a 90-degree direction by this roller is connected to the first interlocking member 160, 2 The interlocking member may be configured by being fixed to the interlocking member 170. However, since a wire rope and a roller are required, the connecting member 180 that can be configured only by a leaf spring is more advantageous in terms of assemblability and cost.

Furthermore, the first operation member 130 and the second operation member 140 of the lock device 10 are not limited to those that are rotated, and may be slid.
In addition, the lock bolt 120 is urged toward the locking position by the coil spring 125, but the lock bolt 120 may be configured to protrude and retract integrally with the second operation member 140 without providing the coil spring 125. However, if the coil spring 125 is used, there is an advantage that the movement amount of the lock bolt 120 can be increased compared to the movement amount of the second operation member 140 and the operation amounts of the first operation member 130 and the second operation member 140 can be reduced. Furthermore, even when the chile size between the vertical frame 23 and the vertical rod 43 becomes larger than the normal size depending on the construction state, a fixed amount of the lock bolt 120 applied to the receiving member 238 can be secured.

  The interlocking mechanism of the first handle 61, the second handle 62, and the latch bolt 66 is not limited to the configuration of the above embodiment. For example, in the above-described embodiment, each handle 61, 62 is directly engaged with the latch bolt 66, but one handle may be configured to engage with the latch bolt via the other handle.

The movable shoji 4 of the bathroom door 1 according to the above embodiment is provided with the first handle 61 and the second handle 62 for moving the latch 63. However, as shown in FIGS. It is good also as bathroom door 1A using movable shoji 4A provided with attached handles 61A and 62A. In addition to the lock device 10, a roller latch may be incorporated into the vertical rod 43 of the bathroom door 1A.
Moreover, as a fitting, it is not limited to the bathroom door 1, The indoor door provided in the entrance / exit of the room in a building, etc., the door provided in the outer-wall opening part of a building, etc. may be sufficient.

  DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... Bathroom door which is joinery, 2 ... Joinery frame 4, 4A ... Movable shoji, 10 ... Locking device, 21 ... Upper frame, 22 ... Lower frame, 23 ... Vertical frame, 24 ... Vertical frame, 41 ... Upper arm, 42 ... Lower rod, 43 ... Vertical rod on the door end side, 44 ... Vertical rod on the hanging side, 45 ... Panel as a face material, 60 ... Opening / closing operation member, 61 ... First handle, 62 ... Second handle, 63 ... Latch, 65 ... Case, 66 ... Latch bolt, 67 ... Coil spring, 100 ... Case, 120 ... Lock bolt, 125 ... Coil spring as biasing member, 130 ... First operation member, 131 ... First operation part DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 operation pin, 140 ... 2nd operation member, 141 ... 2nd operation pin which is a 2nd operation part, 150 ... Interlocking member, 160 ... 1st interlocking member, 161 ... 1st guide groove, 170 ... 2nd interlocking member, 171: Second guide groove, 180: Connecting member, 212, 232, 2 2 ... Door-contact portion which is a covering portion, 237, 238 ... receiving member, 411, 431, 441 ... first finding surface, 412, 422, 432 ... second finding surface, 413, 423, 433 ... inner peripheral side prospective surface 435, 445 ... outer peripheral side prospective surface, 612 ... first engagement member, 622 ... second engagement member, 661 ... first engagement plate part, 662 ... second engagement plate part.

Claims (4)

A joinery frame, and a movable shoji provided in the joinery frame so as to be openable and closable, and a joinery provided at an entrance of the first space and the second space,
The joinery frame includes an upper frame, a lower frame, and left and right vertical frames,
The movable shoji includes an upper heel, a lower heel, left and right vertical folds, a face material, and a lock device,
The upper frame and the left and right vertical frames of the joinery frame include a covering portion that covers the surface of the upper space and the left and right vertical walls on the first space side when the movable shoji is closed,
Of the left and right vertical fences, the vertical fence on the door end side includes a first finding surface facing the first space side, a second finding surface facing the second space side, the first finding surface and the first 2 It has an outer peripheral side prospective surface and an inner peripheral side prospective surface connecting the finding surface,
The locking device is
A first operating member attached to the first space side of the face material in the inner peripheral side prospective surface of the vertical shaft on the door-end side;
A second operating member attached to the second finding surface of the vertical fence on the door-end side;
An interlocking member that interlocks the other operating member when operating one operating member of the first operating member and the second operating member;
When the first operating member and the second operating member are moved to the locking operation position via the interlocking member, the first operating member and the second operation are moved to the locking position via the interlocking member. A joinery comprising: a lock bolt that is moved to the unlocking position when the member moves to the unlocking operation position. In the joinery of claim 1,
The first operation member includes a first operation unit that engages with the interlocking member,
The second operating member includes a second operating portion that engages with the interlocking member and engages with the lock bolt,
When the second operating member is operated, the interlocking member is moved through the second operating portion, and the lock bolt is moved to the unlocking position and the locking position,
When the first operating member is operated, the interlocking member and the second operating member are moved via the first operating portion, and the lock bolt is moved to the unlocking position and the locking position via the second operating portion. Joinery characterized by being made. In the joinery according to claim 2,
The locking device is
A lock case disposed in a vertical shaft on the door end side;
An urging member disposed in the lock case and urging the lock bolt in a direction projecting from a prospective outer peripheral surface of the vertical shaft;
The interlocking member is
A first interlocking member provided in the lock case so as to be slidable in a vertical direction and having a first guide groove formed along the vertical direction;
A second interlocking member provided in the lock case so as to be slidable in the direction in which the vertical hook is found, and having a second guide groove formed along the vertical direction;
A connecting member attached to the first interlocking member and the second interlocking member;
The first operation member is rotatably attached to the inner peripheral side prospective surface of the downspout, and the first operation portion is configured by a first operation pin inserted through the first guide groove,
The second operation member is rotatably attached to a second finding surface of the downspout, and the second operation portion is configured by a second operation pin inserted through the second guide groove. Joinery. In the joinery according to any one of claims 1 to 3,
A latch bolt that protrudes and protrudes from the outer peripheral side prospective surface, a vertical bolt on the door end side, and a latch bolt that is attached to the first space side with respect to the face material on the inner peripheral side prospective surface and is movable. One fitting and a second handle attached to the second finding surface and capable of moving the latch bolt are provided.

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