JP2020143558A - Sunshade - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide a sunshade which can be mounted to an eaves easily and is hardly detached.SOLUTION: A sunshade 1 comprises a shade body 10 having a sheet material 15 for sunshade suspended from an eaves 2 and a support rod 20 for supporting the shade body 10 from a wall surface 3 side in the state that the shade body 10 is suspended, the shade body 10 comprises at least a base frame 11 and a side frame 12 as a frame member of a sheet material 15, mounted to the eaves 2 so that the base frame 11 is pivoted and the shade body 10 is supported by that the side frame is coupled to one end of the support rod 20 and other end of the support rod 20 abuts with the wall surface 3 as well.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

The present invention relates to a awning shade attached to an eaves.

Conventionally, various shades of this type that can be easily attached have been proposed (see, for example, Patent Document 1). In the awning shade of this document, two tension rods are erected above and below the eaves, the rear end of the sheet material is fixed to the upper part of the tension rod, and the front end of the sheet material is fixed by the tension frame attached to the middle part of the tension rod. It is installed by. Since the tension rod can be easily attached even by a general user, construction work by a contractor is not required, and the convenience is high.

Japanese Patent No. 4396837

However, since the sheet material fixed to the frame material is supported only by the tension rods, if the tension rods themselves come off, the other members naturally come off. If the tension rod falls, the sheet material may fall and be damaged.

The present invention has been proposed in consideration of such circumstances, and an object of the present invention is to provide a shade that can be easily attached to an eaves and is hard to come off.

In order to achieve the above object, the awning shade according to claim 1 is a shade body having a sheet material for awning, which is hung from the eaves, and the shade body is hung on the wall surface side. The shade main body is provided with at least a base frame and a side frame as a frame material of the sheet material, and is attached to the eaves so that the base frame is pivotally supported. The side frame is connected to one end of the support rod, and the other end of the support rod comes into contact with the wall surface so that the shade main body is supported.

The awning shade according to claim 2 is further provided with a connecting member attached to the side frame and fixing the support rod to the side frame at a desired angle.

The sunshade shade according to claim 3 can switch between the unlocked state in which the connecting member and the support rod are rotatable and the locked state in which the support rod is fixed at a stepwise angle. It is characterized by having a connected structure.

The sunshade shade according to claim 4 is further provided with a hook member attached to the eaves and suspending the shade body.

The sunshade shade according to claim 5 is characterized in that the hook member is provided with a hanging portion that can be hooked on a base end portion of an eaves gutter support fixed to the eaves tip.

Since the awning shade according to claim 1 has the above-described configuration, it can be easily attached and is not easily removed.

Since the awning shade according to claim 2 has the above-described configuration, the shade body can be attached at a desired angle. In addition, the support rod can be maintained in a stable state, and as a result, the shade body can be maintained in a stable state.

Since the awning shade according to claim 3 has the above-described configuration, it is possible to maintain a stable state of the shade body by setting it in the locked state.

Since the awning shade according to claim 4 has the above-described configuration, the awning shade can be easily attached by using the hook member without asking a contractor.

Since the awning shade according to claim 5 has the above-described configuration, the hook member can be easily attached to the eaves, and as a result, the awning shade can be attached more easily.

It is a side view which shows the attachment state of the awning shade of this invention. (A) is a perspective view of the shade shade. (B) is a partial side view of the awning shade. It is explanatory drawing of the connection structure of a shade body and a support rod via a connection member. (A) is a cross-sectional view of the connecting member in a half-split state, and (b) is a side view of the connecting member. (C) is a front view of the connecting portion of the support rod, and (d) is a side view of the connecting portion. (A) is a side view of the eaves gutter support showing the attached state of the hook member, and (b) is a front view of the hook member. (A) and (b) are side views showing changes in the awning shade due to wind when the support rod is in the locked state. (A) and (b) are side views showing the change of the awning shade due to the wind when the support rod is in the unlocked state.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings.
First, the outline basic configuration of the awning shade 1 will be described. In the following description, the front-back and other directions are defined based on the mounting state of the eaves gutter support.

As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the awning shade 1 according to the present embodiment includes a shade main body 10 having a awning sheet material 15 suspended from the eaves 2 and a shade in a state where the shade main body 10 is suspended. It is configured to include a support rod 20 that supports the main body 10 from the wall surface 3 side.

As shown in FIG. 2A, the shade main body 10 includes at least a base frame 11 and a side frame 12 as a frame material of the sheet material 15, and is attached to the eaves 2 so that the base frame 11 is pivotally supported. Moreover, the side frame 12 is connected to one end of the support rod 20. The shade body 10 is supported by the other end of the support rod 20 coming into contact with the wall surface 3.

Next, the awning shade 1 according to the present embodiment will be described in detail based on the specific examples shown in FIGS. 1 to 6.

As shown in FIG. 1, the awning shade 1 is attached to the eaves tip 2, and is attached, for example, via a hook member 40 suspended from the attachment foot 52 of the eaves gutter support tool 50 that supports the eaves gutter 5. It is composed. Therefore, the shade main body 10 is suspended and supported by the eaves gutter support 50 fixed to the eaves tip 2 via the hook member 40, and is also supported by the wall surface 3 via the support rod 20. ..

The shade body 10 is configured by attaching a sunshade sheet material 15 to a frame material (four-circle frame) made of metal or hard resin. The four-circle frame includes a base frame 11 arranged on the rear side, a front frame 13 arranged on the front side, and side frames 12 arranged on both sides in the width direction. In this embodiment, these frame members are cylindrical or cylindrical. In particular, it is desirable that at least the base frame 11 be cylindrical or cylindrical so as to have a rotatable shaft.

The sheet material 15 may be stretched in the four-circumferential frame, and may be fixed and stretched on each frame by, for example, a plurality of ring-shaped fixtures 16. In the illustrated example, the sheet material 15 is fixed to the four-circumferential frame, but the present invention is not limited to this. At least, any fixing method may be used as long as the stretched state of the sheet material 15 can be maintained.

As shown in FIG. 2A, in the shade body 10, when the base frame 11 is hooked on the hook portions 42 of the plurality of hook members 40 and is not supported by the support rods 20, the base frame 11 is mounted. The shade body 10 itself is rotatably held while being hooked on the hook portion 42.

One end of the support rod 20 is connected to the side frame 12 via a connecting member 30. Further, as shown in FIG. 2B, the support rod 20 is arranged below the side frame 12 (substantially directly below), and the angle θ formed by the support rod 20 with respect to the side frame 12 can be adjusted by the connecting member 30. There is. The connecting structure by the connecting member 30 will be described later together with the description of FIG.

Further, the angle-adjusted side frame 12 and the support rod 20 can be switched between a locked state in which the angle θ does not fluctuate and an unlocked state in which the angle θ is allowed to fluctuate. ing. Specifically, the connecting member 30 attached to the side frame 12 allows the support rod 20 to be in an unlocked state in which the support rod 20 is rotatable, a locked state in which the support rod 20 is fixed at an arbitrary angle θ, and between them. The switching can be performed by rotating the support rod 20.

Further, the support rod 20 is provided with a connecting portion 21 for connecting to the connecting member 30 at one end, and a contact portion 22 at the other end that abuts on the wall surface 3. The support rod 20 is made of metal, synthetic resin, or the like, and a truncated cone-shaped rubber is attached as the contact portion 22. It is desirable that the bottom surface of the contact portion 22 is formed with anti-slip due to minute irregularities or the like.

Further, the connecting portion 21 of the support rod 20 will be described below with reference to FIG. 3 together with the configuration of the connecting member 30 and the mounting structure of the side frame 12 and the support rod 20 with respect to the connecting member 30.

As shown in FIG. 3A, the connecting member 30 has both a holding portion 31 having a substantially circular side view and having an opening 33 and a holding portion 31 holding the side frame 12 on the opening 33 side. It is provided with a sandwiching portion 32 extending substantially parallel to each other so as to be away from the circle from the end portion. As shown in FIG. 3B, the sandwiching portion 32 has a substantially triangular shape when viewed from the front, and has a round hole 32a for supporting the shaft of the support rod 20, a bolt 34, and a wing nut 35 for fixing. It has a bolt insertion hole 32b. Further, a plurality of radially extending recesses 32c are formed around the round holes 32a on the inner surfaces of the sandwiching portions 32 facing each other.

On the other hand, the main body of the support rod 20 is, for example, cylindrical or cylindrical, and the connecting portion 21 at the end is formed in a flat shape as shown in FIG. 3 (c). As shown in FIG. 3D, the connecting portion 21 includes a shaft portion 21a projecting on both side surfaces thereof, and a plurality of convex portions 21b extending radially around the shaft portion 21a are formed.

The support rod 20 rotates when the connecting portion 21 is sandwiched between the sandwiching portions 32 in a state where the shaft portion 21a of the connecting portion 21 is inserted into the round hole 32a and protrudes outward from between the sandwiching portions 32. It will be in a free state. Then, the convex portion 21b of the connecting portion 21 and the concave portion 32c of the sandwiching portion 32 are fitted, and the supporting rod 20 is attached to the connecting member 30 by fixing both the sandwiching portions 32 to the bolt 34 and the wing nut 35. It is fixed and the rotation is locked.

As described above, the awning shade 1 has a configuration in which the connecting member 30 and the support rod 20 can be switched between an unlocked state in which the support rod 20 is rotatable and a locked state in which the support rod 20 is fixed at a stepwise angle. Has been done.

With this angle adjusting mechanism, the angle θ formed by the side frame 12 and the support rod 20 can be adjusted to a desired angle. As a result, the outer surface of the contact portion 22 of the support rod 20 can be brought into surface contact with the wall surface 3 so as not to be slanted, that is, the support rod 20 can be maintained substantially horizontally.

In the example of FIG. 3, the convex portion 21b and the concave portion 32c allow the angle to be adjusted stepwise by 30 degrees, but the step angle may be further reduced. Further, the number of convex portions 21b may be smaller than that of the concave portions 32c. Further, the unevenness may be reversed between the connecting portion 21 and the sandwiching portion 32.

The adjustment of the angle θ formed by the side frame 12 and the support rod 20 is not limited to the stepwise adjustment. For example, by forming a satin-finished unevenness on the contact surface between the connecting portion 21 and the sandwiching portion 32, it is continuous. The angle may be adjusted.

Further, the connecting member 30 is firmly fixed to the side frame 12 by the bolt 34 and the wing nut 35. Further, by loosening the bolt 34 and the wing nut 35, the connection position of the support rod 20 with respect to the side frame 12 can be adjusted. The bolt 34 and the wing nut 35 are arranged at the lower position of the sandwiching portion 32 (for example, the X position in FIG. 2B) for easy operation and support. It is desirable because it can also serve as a rotation stopper for the rod 20.

In this way, the awning shade can be supported from the wall surface 3 in a stable state in which the side frame 12 of the shade body 10 and the support rod 20 are fixed (rotation is locked). Even in the non-fixed state (rotation is unlocked), if the contact portion 22 of the support rod 20 is in contact with the wall surface 3, the awning shade 1 is maintained as shown in FIG. be able to.

Next, a structure for suspending and supporting the awning shade 1 will be described with reference to FIG.

FIG. 4A is a side view of the mounted state of the eaves gutter support 50 showing the support structure of the eaves gutter 5 by the eaves gutter support 50. The eaves gutter support tool 50 is for suspending and supporting the eaves gutter 5, is made of metal or hard resin, and is formed from a fixing portion 51 for fixing to the fascia 2a of the eaves tip 2 and from the upper end of the fixing portion 51. It includes a mounting foot 52 extending forward and a support main body 53 connected to a connecting plate portion 52a at the front end of the mounting foot 52.

The support main body 53 includes a main body plate-shaped portion 53c, a front ear holding portion 53a for holding the front ear 5a of the eaves gutter 5, and a back ear holding portion 53b for holding the back ear 5b. A long hole (not shown) is provided in the main body plate-shaped portion 53c along the front-rear direction, and a fixture insertion hole provided in the connecting plate portion 52a of the mounting foot 52 at an appropriate position in the longitudinal direction of the long hole. Together, it has a fixed structure that can be fixed with bolts 55 and wing nuts 56 (not shown). That is, the position of the support main body 53 can be adjusted in the front-rear direction, whereby the protrusion of the eaves gutter 5 can be adjusted.

In the present embodiment, the hook member 40 for suspending the shade body 10 described above is attached to the attachment foot 52 of the eaves gutter support tool 50. The hook member 40 is detachable from the eaves gutter support 50, and when it is necessary to attach the awning shade 1, it can be attached to the eaves gutter support 50 suitable for an appropriate position in the longitudinal direction of the eaves gutter 5. Good.

The hook member 40 is made of metal, hard resin, or the like in a plate shape, and as shown in FIGS. 4A and 4B, a curved hook portion 42 is formed at the lower portion of the main body 41, and the main body is formed. The upper part of the 41 has a hanging portion 43 for being hooked and held by the mounting foot 52 of the eaves gutter support tool 50. The hanging portion 43 has an engaging recess 43a formed in the upper center of the main body 41, and by arranging the mounting foot 52 in the engaging recess 43a, the hook member 40 is suspended.

The engaging recess 43a communicates with the opening 44 provided at one side end of the main body 41, and may be engaged with the mounting foot 52 inserted through the opening 44. A bent portion 45 is formed at the upper end of the hook member 40. The length from the upper end of the hook member 40 to the hook portion 42 is such that the hook portion 42 is not hidden behind the eaves gutter 5 with the eaves gutter 5 attached to the eaves gutter support 50, and the hook portion. It is desirable that the dimensions are such that the shade body 10 suspended from 42 can be smoothly rotated.

As shown in FIG. 4A, the hook member 40 is mounted by aligning the opening 44 with the position of the mounting foot 52 and sliding in the lateral direction with the opening 42a of the hook portion 42 facing rearward. It should be done. The width dimension of the engaging recess 43a of the hook member 40 is made substantially the same as the width dimension of the mounting foot 52, and as shown in FIG. 4B, the mounting foot 52 is sandwiched between the sandwiching portions 43b on both sides of the engaging recess 43a. If possible, the hook member 40 can be stably held. Further, as shown in FIG. 4A, if the bent portion 45 of the hook member 40 is brought into surface contact with the upper surface of the mounting foot 52, the hook member 40 is held more stably.

In this way, the hook member 40 is hooked on the base end portion of the eaves gutter support 50 (base end portion 52b of the mounting foot 52). If the base frame 11 of the shade body 10 is attached to the hook portion 42 of the hook member 40 thus attached, the shade body 10 is suspended and supported so as to be rotatable.

With the shade main body 10 suspended and supported as described above, the support rod 20 adjusted to a desired angle θ with respect to the side frame 12 is brought into contact with the wall surface 3 with its contact portion 22. As a result, the shade body 10 is maintained in a stable state as shown in FIG. 1 (a).

As shown above, the awning shade 1 has a simple structure and can be easily attached to the eaves 2. Further, since the awning shade 1 has a hook member 40, the hook member 40 can be easily attached by a resident regardless of the contractor or the like, and can be used as a simple awning tool. it can. Further, since the hook member 40 can be hung from the base end portion 52b of the eaves gutter support tool 50, the awning shade 1 can be easily attached even after the construction of the eaves gutter 5.

Further, since the shade main body 10 is supported by the support rod 20 (wall surface 3) and the hook member 40 (eave gutter support 50 fixed to the eaves tip), a stable state can be maintained, and therefore, a stable state can be maintained. Even if the wind blows from above the gutter shade 1, it will not wobble or come off.

Further, when the wind blows from below the shade body 10, the shade body 10 may rotate and fly upward as shown in FIG. 5A. However, since the side frame 12 and the support rod 20 are locked in a state of being maintained at a constant angle by the connecting member 30, when the wind stops, the original state as shown in FIG. Support continues. As a result, there is almost no risk of it coming off or falling even when the wind blows, and the attached state can be maintained even if it wobbles temporarily.

Further, when the side frame 12 of the shade body 10 and the support rod 20 are held in the unlocked state as shown in FIG. 1A, when the wind blows from below the shade body 10, the support rod is rotated. In 20, the contact portion 22 separates from the wall surface 3 and rotates forward due to gravity, and then the shade body 10 also rotates backward due to gravity and is connected to the side frame 12 as shown in FIG. 6 (b). In this state, the support rod 20 hangs down together with the shade body 10.

As described above, even when the shade shade 1 is installed with the shade main body 10 and the support rod 20 connected in an unlocked state, there is almost no possibility that the shade 1 will fall or come off due to the wind blowing.

In the present embodiment, the awning shade 1 has a shade main body 10, a support rod 20, a connecting member 30, and a hook member 40, and the base frame of the shade main body is pivotally supported at an appropriate position of the building member. If so, the configuration may not include the hook member 40.

When the awning shade 1 is installed at the same time as the eaves gutter 5, the hook member 40 may be sandwiched and fixed between the fixing portion 51 of the eaves gutter support 50 and the fascia 2a. By doing so, the hook member 40 can be firmly fixed, and the awning shade 1 can be installed in a more stable state.

Further, the hook member 40 is not limited to the one having the above-mentioned configuration, and may be another one. For example, it may have a screw portion on the upper part and can be fixed to the eaves ceiling 2b by the screw portion.

1 Sun gutter 2 Eaves 3 Wall surface 10 Shade body 11 Base frame 12 Side frame 13 Front frame 15 Sheet material 20 Support rod 21 Connecting part 22 Contact part 30 Connecting member 31 Holding part 32 Holding part 40 Hook member 41 Main body 42 Hook Part 45 Folded part 50 Eaves gutter support 52b Base end

Claims (5)

It is provided with a shade body having a sheet material for awning that is hung from the eaves, and a support rod that supports the shade body from the wall surface side in a suspended state.
The shade body includes at least a base frame and a side frame as a frame material of the sheet material, is attached to the eaves so that the base frame is pivotally supported, and the side frame is attached to one end of the support rod. It is connected and
A awning shade characterized in that the shade body is supported by abutting the other end of the support rod against a wall surface. In claim 1,
A awning shade that is attached to the side frame and further includes a connecting member that fixes the support rod to the side frame at a desired angle. In claim 2,
The awning shade is characterized in that the connecting member and the support rod have a connecting structure that can be switched between an unlocked state in which the support rod is rotatable and a locked state in which the support rod is fixed at a stepwise angle. .. In any one of claims 1 to 3,
A awning shade that is attached to the eaves and further includes a hook member for suspending the shade body. In claim 4,
The hook member is a awning shade characterized by having a hanging portion that can be hooked on a base end portion of an eaves gutter support fixed to the eaves tip.

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