JP2017119526A - Door curing tool - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a technology of a door curing tool which eases influence of butting to a door end on a door body while inhibiting increase of mass and costs.SOLUTION: In a door curing tool 100 to be attached to a door body, a first coating member 20 covers one surface of the door body and a second coating member 22 covers the other surface of the door body. A holding part 36 for holding a reinforcement member 50 is provided at a door end side area of at least one of the first coating member 20 and the second coating member 22.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to a door curing tool used for protecting a door body.

  Conventionally, a door curing tool used to protect a door body is known. For example, Patent Document 1 describes a door curing tool used for protecting a door body. The door curing tool is used, for example, to protect the door body during transportation of the door body or construction of a building including the door body.

JP 2012-202139 A

  By the way, in the door curing tool described in Patent Document 1, after the two strips are wound in the longitudinal direction of the door body in the longitudinal direction, the longitudinal direction of the door body is wound on the door body to be protected. By attaching a covering material including a plurality of plate members provided side by side, a curing tool is mounted on the door body.

  In such a door curing tool, in order to mount the curing tool on the door body to be protected, the step of first mounting two strips and the next two strips mounted include a plurality of plates. Since at least two steps of attaching the covering material are used, there is a problem that much labor is required for mounting. Furthermore, since the door curing tool described in Patent Document 1 uses a large number of constituent members each consisting of two separate strips and a plurality of plate members, management of storage and transportation of the constituent members becomes complicated. There is also a problem.

  In addition, during construction, since the worker with the luggage passes between the door side of the door body and the door frame, there is a concern that the body of the luggage or the worker may hit the area on the door side of the door body. is there. Moreover, when the scaffold at the time of construction is installed near the door main body, the door end side of the opened door main body may hit the scaffold. That is, it can be said that the conventional door curing tool is likely to be damaged on the door end side of the door main body due to such abutment. In addition, when the door curing tool is used repeatedly, the pain on the door tip side of the door curing tool is accelerated due to such contact, and the life as a door curing tool is shortened even when the suspension source side is healthy. It is also possible to become. However, the door curing device described in Patent Document 1 has no idea for such a problem.

  Although a method of thickening the door curing tool as a whole is conceivable, in this case, there arises a problem of an increase in mass and cost of the door curing tool. As described above, the conventional door curing tool has room for improvement from the viewpoint of suppressing the influence on the door body due to the contact with the door end side while suppressing the increase in mass and cost.

  The object of the present invention has been made in view of such a problem, and it is possible to provide a door curing tool technology that can reduce the influence on the door body due to abutment on the door end side while suppressing an increase in mass and cost. It is to provide.

  In order to solve the above problems, a door curing tool according to an aspect of the present invention is a door curing tool for mounting on a door body, the first covering member covering one surface of the door body, and the door A second covering member covering the other surface of the main body. A holding portion for holding the reinforcing member is provided in a region on the door end side of at least one of the first covering member and the second covering member.

  According to this aspect, since the reinforcing member can be held by the holding portion provided in the door-end side region, the door-side region can be reinforced by the reinforcing member when it is desired to reinforce the door-end side. When transporting the door curing tool, the reinforcing member may not be held, and in this case, an increase in mass can be suppressed.

  Another embodiment of the present invention is also a door curing tool. This door curing tool is a door curing tool for mounting on a door body, and includes a first covering member that covers one surface of the door body, a second covering member that covers the other surface of the door body, Is provided. At least one of the first covering member and the second covering member holds the reinforcing member in a region on the door end side.

  According to this aspect, since the reinforcing member is held in the region on the door end side of the covering member, the influence on the inside due to the contact with the door end side can be reduced by the reinforcing member.

  ADVANTAGE OF THE INVENTION According to this invention, the technique of the curing tool for doors which can relieve | moderate the influence on the door main body by the contact | abutting on the door-end side can be provided, suppressing the increase in mass and cost.

It is a perspective view of the state where the curing tool for doors concerning an embodiment was bent. It is an expanded view of the curing tool for doors concerning embodiment. It is an enlarged view which expands and shows a part of FIG. It is a perspective view of the curing tool for doors of embodiment with which the door body was equipped. It is a front view of the curing device for doors of embodiment with which the door body was equipped. It is a rear view of the curing tool for doors of embodiment with which the door body was equipped. It is explanatory drawing explaining the holding | maintenance part of the curing tool for doors of embodiment. It is an expanded sectional view which shows the upper part of the curing tool for doors of embodiment with which the door main body was mounted | worn. It is a perspective view of the state which bent the curing tool for doors concerning 2nd Embodiment.

  Hereinafter, the present invention will be described based on a preferred embodiment with reference to FIGS. The same or equivalent components and members shown in the drawings are denoted by the same reference numerals, and repeated descriptions are appropriately omitted. In addition, the dimensions of the members in each drawing are appropriately enlarged or reduced for easy understanding. Also, in the drawings, some of the members that are not important for describing the embodiment are omitted.

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a door curing tool 100 according to the embodiment, FIG. 2 is a development view of the door curing tool 100, and FIG. 3 is an enlarged view showing a periphery of an upper side cutout portion 24 described later. The door curing tool 100 is put on the door body from the door end side of the door body. 4 is a perspective view of the door curing tool 100 attached to the door body 70, FIG. 5 is a front view thereof, and FIG. 6 is a rear view thereof. Hereinafter, description will be made based on the XYZ orthogonal coordinate system. The direction X corresponds to the horizontal left-right direction, the direction Y corresponds to the horizontal front-rear direction, and the direction Z corresponds to the vertical up-down direction. The direction Y and the direction Z are orthogonal to the direction X, respectively. The direction X may be described as the left direction or the right direction, the direction Y may be expressed as the forward direction or the rear direction, and the direction Z may be expressed as the upward direction or the downward direction.
In FIG. 1, when the door curing tool 100 is viewed from the direction of the arrow P, the right side is called right and the left side is called left. Moreover, in each figure, the direction of arrow Q is called the suspension origin side of the covering member 18, and the direction of arrow R is called the door end side of the covering member 18.

  First, referring to FIG. 5 and FIG. 6, a door body 70 which is an example of a door body to which the door curing tool 100 is mounted, a door frame 80 to which the door body 70 is attached, a door body 70 and the door frame 80. The door closer 60 attached to the door will be described. The door body 70 has four peripherals including an upper side 76a and a right side 76b. The upper side 76a extends in the left-right direction on the upper side, and the right side 76b extends downward from the right end of the upper side 76a. The door main body 70 is supported by the door frame 80 via a plurality of (for example, three) hinges (not shown) on the suspension base side. The door body 70 is rotatably provided with the right side 76b as a door tip. A handle portion 86 is provided in the middle of the door body 70 on the door end side to be gripped by hand when the door body 70 is opened and closed.

  The door frame 80 has four frames corresponding to the four perimeters including the upper side 76a and the right side 76b of the door body 70. The upper frame 81a corresponding to the upper side 76a of the door body 70 is provided with a draining member 84 extending in the left-right direction. The draining member 84 is formed from a rubber-like resin material having elasticity, for example. The draining member 84 has a fin-shaped portion that extends downward, and suppresses the flow of water droplets dripping from the side surface of the upper frame 81a into the lower surface of the upper frame 81a (see also FIG. 8). The draining member 84 is provided on the front side which is the outdoor side of the upper frame 81a, for example.

  As shown in FIG. 6, the door closer 60 is attached at a position close to the suspending source side of the upper portion of the door main body 70. The door closer 60 is a device that automatically closes a door body 70 opened by a person, for example. It also has a function to slow down the operation so that it does not close suddenly.

  Next, the door curing tool 100 will be described with reference to the developed view of FIG. The door curing tool 100 is attached to the door body 70, for example, and is provided to reduce the possibility of the surface of the door body 70 being scratched or wet. The door curing tool 100 includes a first covering member 20, a second covering member 22, a connecting member 10, a connection band portion 30, a side band portion 31, an upper side cutout portion 24, a lid member 25, A side cutout portion 26, a window portion 34, and a holding portion 36 are included. Note that the first covering member 20 and the second covering member 22 are collectively referred to as a covering member 18.

  The covering member 18 is a substantially rectangular sheet member having flexibility. For example, the covering member 18 is formed of a resinous fabric obtained by laminating urethane foam or the like between vinyl chloride films and processing it into a quilting shape. By forming the covering member 18 from such a material, the covering member 18 is flexible, foldable, and can achieve a good waterproof property. The covering member 18 is provided with an upper side cutout 24, a side cutout 26, and a window 34.

  The connecting member 10 is a band-like member for connecting the upper sides of the first covering member 20 and the second covering member 22 and is formed of, for example, a vinyl material in which polyester fibers are wrapped with a synthetic resin film. By forming the connecting member 10 from such a material, the connecting member 10 can be formed thin and can achieve a relatively high strength. One end of the connecting member 10 is joined to the first covering member 20 and the other end is joined to the second covering member 22 by sewing. The connecting member 10 will be described later.

  The connection band portion 30 is a horizontally long band-shaped member for connecting the suspension side of the first covering member 20 and the second covering member 22, and is made of, for example, a vinyl-based material in which polyester fibers are wrapped with a synthetic resin film. It is formed. By forming the connection band portion 30 from such a material, it can be formed thin and can realize a relatively high strength. A plurality of (for example, five) connecting band portions 30 are provided apart from each other in the vertical direction. One end of the connection band portion 30 is sewn to one of the first covering member 20 and the second covering member 22 and the other end is attached to and detached from the other of the first covering member 20 and the second covering member 22 with a hook-and-loop fastener 30a. Freely formed. In the example of FIG. 2, one end of the connection band portion 30 is coupled to the first covering member 20, and a hook-and-loop fastener 30 a is provided at the other end of the connection band portion 30. The second covering member 22 is provided with a hook-and-loop fastener 30 b that is coupled to the hook-and-loop fastener 30 a at a position corresponding to the other end of the connection band portion 30.

  The side belt portion 31 is a vertically long belt-shaped member for connecting the door end sides of the first covering member 20 and the second covering member 22, and is made of, for example, a vinyl-based material in which polyester fibers are wrapped with a synthetic resin film. It is formed. By forming the side band 31 from such a material, it can be formed thin, and a relatively high strength can be realized. A plurality of (for example, two) side band portions 31 are provided apart in the vertical direction. One end of the side band 31 is sewn to one of the first covering member 20 and the second covering member 22 and the other end is attached to and detached from the other of the first covering member 20 and the second covering member 22 by a hook-and-loop fastener 31a. Freely formed. In the example of FIG. 2, one end of the side band 31 is coupled to the first covering member 20, and a hook-and-loop fastener 31 a is provided at the other end of the side band 31. The second covering member 22 is provided with a hook-and-loop fastener 31b that is coupled to the hook-and-loop fastener 31a at a position corresponding to the other end of the side band 31.

  The upper side cutout portion 24 is a substantially rectangular cutout portion provided at an upper corner portion of the covering member 18 in order to allow the door closer 60 to escape. The upper side cutout 24 is provided in a region close to the suspension side of the covering member 18. In many cases, the door closer 60 is provided on one surface of the door main body and not provided on the other surface. However, in the door curing tool 100, the first covering member 20 and the second covering member are provided to improve versatility. An upper side cutout 24 is provided in each of the 22. The upper side notch 24 includes a side edge 24d extending downward from the upper side 20a of the first covering member 20, and a lower edge 24c extending laterally from the lower end of the side edge 24d toward the left side 20d of the first covering member 20. And have.

  The lid member 25 will be described with reference to FIG. The lid member 25 is fixed to the covering member 18, but the lid member 25 is shown separated from the covering member 18 for easy understanding. As shown in FIG. 3, the lid member 25 is a substantially rectangular member for covering the upper side cutout portion 24. The lid member 25 is made of the same material as the covering member 18, for example. The lower edge 25a of the lid member 25 is coupled to the vicinity of the lower edge 24c of the upper side notch 24 by sewing. The lid member 25 is provided with a hook-and-loop fastener 25c on one side edge 25b thereof. The side edge portion 25b is detachably formed with respect to the surface fastener 25d provided in the vicinity of the side edge portion 24d of the upper side cutout portion 24 by the surface fastener 25c.

  The side cutout portion 26 is a substantially rectangular cutout portion for allowing the handle portion 86 to escape. The side cutout portion 26 is provided in a middle region on the door end side of the covering member 18. In many cases, the handle 86 is provided on both sides of the door body. In the door curing tool 100, the side cutout portions 26 are provided in each of the first covering member 20 and the second covering member 22. The side cutout 26 includes an upper edge 26a extending in the lateral direction on the upper side, a lower edge 26c extending in the lateral direction on the lower side, and a side edge 26b extending in the vertical direction on the side. And have.

  Next, the window part 34 is demonstrated with reference to FIG.5 and FIG.6. The door body under construction may be wrapped in a packing material 88 formed of, for example, cardboard (see also FIG. 8). Various precautions such as a care mark 89 for preventing damage to the enclosing door body are displayed on the outer surface of the packaging material 88. For this reason, even when the door curing tool is mounted on the door body wrapped in the packing material 88, it is desirable that the display of the packing material 88 inside the door curing tool can be visually observed from the outside of the door curing tool. Therefore, in the door curing tool 100, a window portion 34, which is an opening for making the inside visible, is provided in the middle of the covering member 18. In the door curing tool 100, the display of the packing material 88 inside the covering member 18 and the internal state can be visually observed through the window portion 34. The window part 34 is formed in a rectangular shape, for example. The window part 34 can include a plurality of openings provided separately from each other. As an example, the window part 34 can include a plurality of (for example, two) openings formed apart in the vertical direction. Since each opening becomes small, an opening can be formed even in a narrow work space. The window part 34 may be formed in a lattice shape. The window 34 may be provided on one of the first covering member 20 and the second covering member 22, but in the door curing tool 100, the window 34 is provided on both the first covering member 20 and the second covering member 22. ing.

  There is a concern that the water shielding function is insufficient at the window. Therefore, in the door curing tool 100, a window 35 is provided with a translucent sheet 35. The sheet 35 can supplement the water shielding function of the window 34. The sheet 35 can be formed of a resin such as vinyl having translucency. The sheet 35 is fixed to the top, bottom, left, and right edges of the window portion 34 by, for example, welding.

  If the width and height of the window are excessively small, the display of the packing material 88 and the internal state may not be sufficiently visible. Moreover, when the width | variety and height of a window part are too large, there exists a possibility that the intensity | strength of the curing tool for doors may run short. Therefore, in the door curing tool 100, the width W1 of the window portion 34 is formed in the range of 50% to 80% of the width W2 of the covering member 18. Further, in the door curing tool 100, the height H1 of the window portion 34 is formed in the range of 50% to 80% of the height H2 of the covering member 18 (see FIG. 2). By comprising in this way, practical durability can be implement | achieved, ensuring the range which can visually observe the inside widely.

  Next, the holding unit 36 will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 7 is an explanatory view illustrating the holding portion 36 of the door curing tool 100. FIG. 7 shows a part of the first covering member 20 of the door curing tool 100 on the side facing the door main body 70. Since the worker who has the luggage passes between the door tip side of the door main body 70 and the door frame 80, it is conceivable that the baggage or the worker's body hits the door tip side region of the door main body 70. Moreover, the scaffold at the time of construction is often installed near the door main body 70, and in this case, there is a possibility that the open door end side hits the scaffold. For this reason, it is desirable that the area on the door end side of the covering member 18 can alleviate damage to such a bump. Therefore, in the door curing tool 100, a holding portion 36 for holding the reinforcing member 50 is provided in a region on the door tip side of the covering member 18. The reinforcing member 50 can be formed from, for example, paper or plastic cardboard. Since the door curing tool 100 has the holding portion 36 on the door end side of the covering member 18, the reinforcing member 50 can be held on the holding portion 36 to reduce damage to the abutment.

  In many cases, a load or an operator's body hits the upper and lower regions of the side cutout portion 26 of the covering member 18. Therefore, in the door curing device 100, the holding portion 36 is provided on at least one of the upper side and the lower side of the side cutout portion 26. The periphery of the side cutout portion 26 can be reinforced by holding the reinforcing member 50 in at least one region on the upper side and lower side of the side cutout portion 26 of the covering member 18.

  It is desirable that the holding part can take in and out the reinforcing member. Therefore, in the door curing tool 100, the holding portion 36 includes a bag-like portion 36 b that can accommodate the plate-like reinforcing member 50. Depending on the situation and application, the reinforcing member 50 can be inserted into the holding portion 36 when reinforcement is desired, and the reinforcing member 50 can be extracted from the holding portion 36 otherwise. The bag-like portion 36 b can be formed by, for example, stacking a rectangular sheet on the inner surface of the covering member 18 and sewing the three sides of the sheet to the covering member 18. The reinforcing member 50 can be inserted from the non-sewn side as an entrance. In particular, in the door curing tool 100, the holding portion 36 including the bag-like portion 36b is provided on the inner surface of the covering member 18 (the surface facing the door body 70). The influence on the external appearance of the medical curing tool 100 can be reduced.

  Depending on the circumstances of the work site, there is a case where it is desired to save the trouble of creating the reinforcing member and holding it on the holding portion. Therefore, in the door curing tool 100, at least one of the first covering member 20 and the second covering member 22 can be provided in a state where the reinforcing member 50 is held.

(Connecting member)
Next, the connecting member 10 will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 8 is an enlarged cross-sectional view showing an upper portion of the door curing tool 100 attached to the door main body 70. FIG. 8 shows a part of the upper side of the longitudinal section taken along the line AA in FIG. A draining member 84 extending in the left-right direction (direction X) is provided on the upper frame 81a of the door frame 80 (see also FIG. 5). The lower end 84 a of the draining member 84 is provided with a predetermined gap (for example, 1.9 mm) from the upper end 70 e of the upper side 76 a of the door body 70 so as not to contact the door body 70 when the normal door body 70 is used. However, when a door curing tool is attached, a connecting member for the door curing tool is interposed between the upper end 70e of the door body 70 and the lower end 84a of the draining member 84. If the connecting member swells beyond this gap, the connecting member may rub against the lower end 84a of the draining member 84 when the door body 70 is opened or closed, and the draining member 84 may be deformed. Therefore, in the door curing tool 100, as shown in FIG. 8, the door curing tool 100 includes the connecting member 10 installed on the first covering member 20 and the second covering member 22 on the upper side of the door main body 70, It is formed thinner than the gap between the door body 70 and the draining member 84. Since the connecting member 10 is formed thinner than the gap between the upper end 70 e of the door body 70 and the lower end 84 a of the draining member 84, the connecting member 10 contacts the lower end 84 a of the draining member 84 while being attached to the door body 70. The possibility of doing so can be reduced. In light of reducing the possibility of contact with the lower end 84a, the thickness of the connecting member 10 is preferably 1 mm or less, more preferably 0.7 mm or less, and even more preferably 0.5 mm or less. From the viewpoint of maintaining the strength of the connecting member 10, the thickness of the connecting member 10 is preferably 0.1 mm or more.

  It is desirable that the possibility that the connecting member 10 contacts the draining member 84 is low. Therefore, in the door curing tool 100, the connecting member 10 includes a first portion 12, a second portion 14, and a third portion 16, which are provided at a distance from each other, as shown in FIG. . By dividing the connecting member 10 into a plurality (for example, three) and providing a distance, the substantial width of the connecting member 10 is reduced, and the possibility that the connecting member 10 contacts the draining member 84 is reduced. it can.

  Please refer to FIG. In the door curing tool 100 mounted on the door body 70, the corner 24f on the suspending side of the lower edge 24c of the upper side notch 24 and the corner 24g on the upper side of the side edge 24d are in front due to their own weight. May turn over and hang down. When the corner portion 24f or the corner portion 24g hangs down, the exposure of the door body 70 may increase at that portion, and the waterproof function may decrease at that portion. Moreover, it cannot be said that the state where a corner | angular part hangs down on an external appearance. Therefore, in the door curing tool 100, as shown in FIG. 3, the first portion 12 is fixed at a position on the lower side of the lower edge portion 24c and away from the side edge portion 24d, and the second portion 14 has an upper side 20a. The third portion 16 is fixed at a position away from the side edge 24d of the upper side 20a. In particular, the first portion 12 is fixed to the corner portion 24f of the lower edge portion 24c, the second portion 14 is fixed to the corner portion 24g of the side edge portion 24d, and the third portion 16 is the corner portion 24h of the door end side. It is fixed to. By comprising in this way, drooping of the corner | angular part 24f and the corner | angular part 24g can be suppressed.

  When the covering member 18 protrudes upward from the upper end 70 e of the door body 70, the covering member 18 may come into contact with the lower end 84 a of the draining member 84. Therefore, in the door curing tool 100, the length dimension L from the upper side 20 a of the first covering member 20 of the connecting member 10 to the upper side 22 a of the second covering member 22 is formed larger than the thickness dimension of the door body 70. In particular, the length L of the connecting member 10 may be larger than the thickness of the door body 70, for example, in the range of 30 mm to 70 mm. For example, when the thickness dimension of the door body 70 is in the range of 40 mm to 60 mm, the length dimension L can be formed in the range of 70 mm to 130 mm. In the door curing tool 100, the length L of the connecting member 10 is formed in the range of 90 to 110 mm.

  Next, an example of a method for mounting the door curing tool 100 on the door body 70 will be described. First, the door curing tool 100 folded for transportation is developed as shown in FIG. Next, the first covering member 20 and the second covering member 22 are lifted with their upper side facing up so that they face each other. Next, the door body 70 is put on the door body 70 from the door end side so that the door body 70 is sandwiched between the first covering member 20 and the second covering member 22. At this time, the connecting member 10 works so as to straddle the upper end of the door body 70. Next, the other end of the connection band portion 30 is inserted from the outside of the door body 70, and the hook-and-loop fastener 30 a is coupled to the hook-and-loop fastener 30 b of the first covering member 20. Next, the other end of the side band portion 31 is wound around the outside of the door body 70, and the hook-and-loop fastener 31 a is coupled to the hook-and-loop fastener 31 b of the second covering member 22.

Next, the characteristics of the door curing tool 100 according to the embodiment of the present invention will be described.
In the door curing tool 100, the holding portion 36 for holding the reinforcing member 50 is provided in a region on the door end side of the covering member 18. The area on the door end side can be reinforced.

  In the door curing tool 100, the covering member 18 is provided with a side cutout portion 26 for escaping the handle portion 86 of the door body 70, and the holding portion 36 is at least one of the upper side and the lower side of the side cutout portion 26. Therefore, the periphery of the side cutout portion 26 can be reinforced by holding the reinforcing member 50 in the holding portion 36.

  In the door curing tool 100, since the holding portion includes a bag-like portion that accommodates the plate-like reinforcing member, it can be reinforced by inserting the reinforcing member 50 into the holding portion 36, such as during transportation. Then, the reinforcing member 50 can be extracted from the holding portion 36 to reduce the weight.

  Next, a door curing tool 200 according to a second embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 9 is a perspective view of the door curing tool 200 according to the second embodiment in a folded state. FIG. 9 corresponds to FIG. The door curing tool 200 is different from the door curing tool 100 in that the connecting member 10 includes a continuous portion 28 instead of the second portion 14 and the third portion 16, and the other configurations are the same. Therefore, the overlapping description is omitted. The continuous portion 28 is provided continuously from the vicinity of the side edge of the upper side notch 24 to the end of the door. Since the door curing tool 200 has the continuous portion 28, it is possible to suppress a lower shift of the door curing tool 200 on the door-end side. The door curing tool 200 has the characteristics of the door curing tool 100 described above by having the same configuration as the door curing tool 100.

  In the above, it demonstrated based on embodiment of this invention. It is to be understood by those skilled in the art that these embodiments are illustrative, and that various modifications and changes are possible within the scope of the claims of the present invention, and that such modifications and changes are also within the scope of the claims of the present invention. It is understood. Accordingly, the description and drawings herein are to be regarded as illustrative rather than restrictive.

  In the drawings used for explanation, in order to clarify the relationship between members, the cross sections of some members are hatched. However, the hatching does not limit the materials and materials of these members.

10 connecting member, 12 first part, 14 second part, 16 third part,
18 covering member, 20 first covering member, 20b right side,
22 second covering member, 24 upper side notch, 24c lower edge,
24d side edge part, 26 side edge notch part, 30 connection belt part,
31 side band part, 34 window part, 35 sheet, 36 holding part,
50 reinforcement members, 60 door closers, 70 door bodies,
80 door frame, 84 draining member, 86 handle part, 88 packing material,
89 Care Mark, 100 Door Curing Tool, 200 Door Curing Tool.

Claims (4)

A door curing tool for mounting on a door body,
A first covering member covering one surface of the door body;
A second covering member covering the other surface of the door body;
With
A door curing tool characterized in that a holding portion for holding a reinforcing member is provided in a region on the door end side of at least one of the first covering member and the second covering member. The one covering member is provided with a side cutout portion for escaping the handle portion of the door body,
The door curing device according to claim 1, wherein the holding portion is provided on at least one of an upper side and a lower side of the side cutout portion.   The said holding | maintenance part contains the bag-shaped part which accommodates a plate-shaped reinforcement member, The curing tool for doors of Claim 1 or 2 characterized by the above-mentioned. A door curing tool for mounting on a door body,
A first covering member covering one surface of the door body;
A second covering member covering the other surface of the door body;
With
The door curing device, wherein at least one of the first covering member and the second covering member holds a reinforcing member in a region on the door end side.

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