JP2023037403A - Structure - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide an easy-to-use structure, or a deck, the presence of which is recognizable visually even at night.SOLUTION: A structure includes a deck A and a lighting unit 14. The deck A is placed outside a window B. The lighting unit 14 has a lighting fixture 140 and is mounted on the upper surface of the deck A near the window B. The lighting fixture 140 is provided so as to emit illumination light substantially horizontally and illuminate the upper surface of the deck.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 7

Description

The present invention relates to structures.

As a structural body, a deck installed in the garden of a house is known.
The deck has a problem that it is difficult to see at night and is inconvenient to use.

Therefore, there is a demand for a structure that is easy to use and that allows the presence of the deck to be visually recognized even at night.

In order to solve the above problems, the structure according to claim 1 comprises a deck and a lighting unit,
The deck is provided outside the window, the lighting unit has a lighting fixture, is attached to the upper surface of the deck in close proximity to the window, and the lighting fixture emits illumination light substantially horizontally to illuminate the deck upper surface. characterized by being provided in

With the above configuration, the present invention can provide a structure that is easy to use and that allows the presence of the deck to be visually recognized even at night.

1 is a front view of a deck according to a first embodiment of the invention; FIG. FIG. 2 is an enlarged view of a main portion of FIG. 1; FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view taken along line (3)-(3) in FIG. 1; It is a front view of the two-stage deck of 2nd Embodiment which concerns on this invention. It is a front view of the fence of 3rd Embodiment which concerns on this invention. It is a front view of a deck of a 4th embodiment concerning the present invention. FIG. 7 is an enlarged view of a main portion of FIG. 6;

A structure A according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.
In the following description, the same reference numerals in different figures denote portions having the same function, and duplication of description in each figure will be omitted as appropriate.

[First Embodiment of Structure]
The structure A of this embodiment is a deck installed in the garden of a house.
Structure A will be described as deck A below.
The deck A is installed in a garden of a house or the like, and as shown in FIG. It is provided with a plurality of deck materials 12 laid on the upper ends of the pulleys 11 and curtain plates (hanging members) 13 arranged so as to hide the ends and sides of the large pulleys 11 and the deck materials 12 .
As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, the rear surface 130 of the curtain plate 13 of the deck A is provided with the illumination section 14 so as to face the end and side portions of the obi 11 .
The lighting unit 14 is arranged so that the direction of irradiation is directed downward, and the light from the lighting unit 14 illuminates the area below the obi 11 .

As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, the curtain plate 13 is arranged so as to hang down from the ends and sides of the deck material 12 via end fixings 15 and edge side fixings 16 .
The curtain plate 13 has a total length substantially equal to the total length of the end and side portions of the deck material 12, and a width capable of hiding the end and side portions of the deck material 11 and the deck material 12. 11 and the deck material 12 are made invisible from the surroundings.

[Mounting configuration of lighting unit]
As shown in FIG. 1, the lighting unit 14 has a total length slightly shorter than the total length of the curtain plate 13. As shown in FIGS. A lighting fixture support member 141 supporting a lighting fixture 140 and a power cable 142 are provided.
As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, the lighting section 14 is sandwiched between the rear surface 130 of the curtain plate 13 and the mounting member 2 screwed to the rear surface 130 .
The power cable 142 is supported via a cable fixture 17 attached to the lower surface of the fore-side fixture 16 and arranged along the large pull 11 .

[Mounting member configuration]
As shown in FIG. 1, a plurality of mounting members 2 are mounted along the longitudinal direction of the panel 13, and are arranged at regular intervals from each other.
As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, the mounting member 2 is formed by processing an elastic metal plate material into a crank shape. A horizontal piece 21 protruding from the lower end in the direction of the hoiki 11 and a lighting unit mounting piece 22 hanging downward from the end of the horizontal piece 21 on the hoiki 11 side are provided.
The fixed piece 20 and the lighting unit mounting piece 22 are separated with the horizontal piece 21 therebetween, and when the fixed piece 20 is mounted on the rear surface 130 of the curtain plate 13, the rear surface 130 of the curtain plate 13 and the lighting unit mounting piece 22 are in contact with each other. A fitting recess 23 into which the illumination part 14 is fitted is formed between the piece 22 and the piece 22 .
The fitting recess 23 has a width that can hold the illumination part 14 in the fitted state so as not to fall.

As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, the lighting unit mounting piece 22 is inclined from the base end side of the horizontal piece 21 toward the back surface 130 of the curtain plate 13, and the open side of the fitting recess 23 is I'm trying to narrow it down.
Further, since the lighting unit mounting piece 22 is made of a metal plate material having elasticity as described above, when fitting the lighting unit 14 into the fitting recess 23, the open side of the fitting recess 23 is widened. This is done by deforming the lighting unit mounting piece 22 .
After fitting, a repulsive force acts on the illumination unit attachment piece 22 to restore it from deformation, and this repulsive force presses the illumination unit 14 fitted in the fitting recess 23 against the back surface 130 of the curtain plate 13. becomes.
That is, the lighting unit mounting piece 22 presses the lighting unit 14 against the rear surface 130 of the curtain plate 13 , thereby sandwiching the lighting unit 14 between the lighting unit mounting piece 22 and the rear surface 130 of the curtain plate 13 .

In the deck A configured as above, the light of the lighting unit 14 is emitted from the lower end side of the curtain plate 130 toward the ground, so that the deck A can be visually recognized even at night, and the deck A can be safely moved up and down at night. can.
Further, since the illumination unit 14 can be attached without using attachment means such as screws, improvement in ease of attachment work of the illumination unit 14 can be expected.
Further, since the illumination part 14 is attached to the rear surface 130 of the curtain plate 13, the illumination part 14 is not visible from the front, so that the design of the deck A can be improved.
Therefore, the deck A can be visually recognized even at night and is easy to use.

[Second Embodiment of Structure]
As a second embodiment of the structure A, as shown in FIG. 4, a two-stage deck can be exemplified.
Hereinafter, the structure A will be described as a two-stage deck A.
In this two-tier deck A, light from an illumination unit 14 is emitted from the lower end side of the curtain plate 13 of the upper deck A1 to the top surface of the end portion of the lower deck A2, and the illumination unit 14 is emitted from the lower end side of the curtain plate 13 of the lower deck A1. By irradiating the light toward the ground, the upper deck A1 and the lower deck A2 can be visually recognized even at night.
Therefore, in the two-stage deck A of the present embodiment, as in the first embodiment, the deck A can be visually recognized even at night and is easy to use.

[Third Embodiment of Structure]
Next, the structure A of the third embodiment will be described with reference to FIG.
The structure A of this embodiment is, for example, a fence erected on the border (not shown) between the land on the home side (not shown) and the land on the road side (not shown).
Structure A will be described as fence A below.
The fence A comprises a fence body A3 made up of a block wall, a concrete wall, or the like erected on the boundary, and a top rail (hanging member) 18 attached to the upper end of the fence body A3.
The coping 18 has a downward concave shape and is attached so as to cover the upper end of the coping 18 .
A gap S is provided between the rear surface 181 of the vertical portion 180 of the coping 18 and the road side of the fence body A3 facing the rear surface 181, and the illumination unit 14 is arranged in the clearance S.
In addition, by attaching the fixing piece 20 of the mounting member 2 having the same configuration as that of the first embodiment to the back surface 181 of the vertical portion 180 of the top rail 18, the lighting unit mounting piece 22 and the back surface 181 of the vertical portion 180 of the top rail 18 are fixed. A fitting recess 23 is formed therebetween.
By fitting the lighting unit 14 into the fitting recess 23 , the lighting unit 14 is sandwiched between the lighting unit mounting piece 22 and the rear surface 130 of the curtain plate 13 .
In this fence A, the fence A can be visually recognized even at night by irradiating the light of the illumination part 14 from the lower end side of the vertical part 180 of the coping 18 toward the ground on the road side and irradiating the fence main body A3.
Therefore, like the first embodiment, the fence A of the present embodiment can be visually recognized from the road side even at night, and the fence A can be user-friendly.

[Fourth Embodiment of Structure]
Next, the structure A of the fourth embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. 6 and 7. FIG.
The structure A of this embodiment is a deck provided so as to be continuous with the lower end of the outer side of the window B. As shown in FIG.
Structure A will be described as deck A below.
The deck A, as shown in FIG. 6, is installed in the garden of a house or the like so as to be continuous with the lower edge B1 outside the window B. As shown in FIG.
The deck A is provided with an illumination unit 14 on its upper surface.

[Mounting configuration of lighting unit]
The lighting unit 14 has a total length along substantially the entire width of the window B, and as shown in FIG. 142 , a mounting member 3 for mounting the lighting fixture 140 , and a cover portion 4 for covering the mounting member 3 .
The lighting unit 14 is attached to the upper surface of the deck A in the vicinity of the lower end of the window B, and the lighting fixture 140 is provided so as to irradiate the light substantially horizontally to illuminate the upper surface of the deck A.

As shown in FIG. 7, the mounting member 3 has, on the front side (deck A side), a fitting recess 30 into which the lighting device 140 is fitted, and a housing portion 31 for housing the power cable 142. screwed to the top.
The fitting recess 30 is formed so that the open side is the front side, and when the lighting fixture 140 is fitted, the direction of irradiation is made substantially horizontal.

The accommodating portion 31 is provided on the rear side of the fitting recess 30, is separated from the fitting recess 30 and is independent, and is formed as a space into which the electric cable 142 can be taken in and out from above.
The housing portion 31 has a front support portion 310 and a rear support portion 311 that support the cover portion 4 .
The front support portion 310 constitutes a partition between the fitting recess 30 and the housing portion 31, and is detachably engaged with the projection 40 at the central portion of the cover portion 4. As shown in FIG.
The projection 41 on the rear end side of the cover portion 4 is engaged with the rear support portion 311 in a detachable manner.
The front side support portion 310 is formed lower than the rear side support portion 311, and when the cover portion 4 is attached to the mounting member, the cover portion 4 slopes upward from the deck A toward the lower end B1 of the window B. I am trying to make it happen.
The rear support portion 311 has a height such that the rear end of the cover portion 4 is approximately the same height as the lower end B1 of the window B when the cover portion 4 is attached. and the lower end B1 of the window B.

As shown in FIG. 7, a cushioning material 143 made of elastic soft rubber material or the like is interposed between the upper surface of the fitting recess 30 and the upper portion of the lighting fixture 140 .
By interposing the cushioning material 143 , the lighting device 140 in the fitting recess 30 can be held from above by the elasticity of the cushioning material 143 .
Furthermore, even if a person steps on the cover portion 4, the stepping force can be absorbed by the elasticity of the cushioning material 143, so even if the stepping force acts on the cover portion 4, the lighting device 140 can be prevented from being damaged. can.

As shown in FIG. 7, the cover portion 4 has an inclined surface 42 on its upper surface, and the inclined surface 42 is provided with anti-slipping 420 .
The front end side of the cover portion 4 is bent downward, and the lower end 43 of the front end side of the cover portion 4 reaches the middle portion of the fitting recess 30 . An emission port 44 is formed between the lower end 43 of the fitting recess 30 and the lower end 32 of the fitting recess 30 .

In the deck A configured as described above, the boundary between the deck A and the window B is visible even at night by irradiating light toward the ground from the lighting unit 14 arranged on the lower end side of the window B toward the upper surface of the deck A. It is possible to safely enter and exit the deck A and the inside of the house at night.
Further, since the illumination unit 14 can be attached without using attachment means such as screws, improvement in ease of attachment work of the illumination unit 14 can be expected.
Further, since the lighting device 140 is built in the lighting unit 14, the lighting device 140 is not visible from the front, so that the design of the deck A can be improved.
In addition, since the upper surface of the cover portion 4 of the illumination unit 14 is an inclined surface 42 that rises from the upper surface of the deck A toward the lower end of the window B, the step between the upper surface of the deck A and the lower end B1 of the window B is eliminated. This allows safe entry and exit between Deck A and the interior of the house.
Therefore, the deck A can be visually recognized even at night and is easy to use.

The illuminator 140 of the illuminating unit 14 in the first to third embodiments is not limited to using the dotless LED as exemplified, and may have a light guide such as an optical fiber. The light may be guided by the body and emitted in a substantially horizontal direction (not shown).
Such a lighting device 140 can be designed regardless of the position of the lighting unit 14, and the degree of freedom in designing the layout of the lighting unit 14 can be increased.

The structures of the embodiments according to the present invention have been described in detail above with reference to the drawings, but the specific configurations are not limited to these embodiments, and are within the scope of the present invention. Even if there is a change in the design etc., it is included in the present invention.

In addition, each of the above-described embodiments can be combined by diverting each other's techniques unless there is a particular contradiction or problem in the purpose, configuration, or the like.

A: Deck (structure)
A: Double deck (structure)
A: Fence (structure)
A1: Upper deck A2: Lower deck A3: Fence body B: Window B1: Bottom edge S: Gap 10: Bulbs 11: Large pull 12: Deck material 13: Curtain board (hanging member)
130: back surface 14: illumination unit 15: end fixture 16: edge side fixture 17: cable fixture 18: top rail (drooping member)
180: vertical portion 181: back surface 140: lighting fixture 141: lighting fixture support member 142: power cable 2: mounting member 20: fixed piece 21: horizontal piece 22: lighting section mounting piece 23: fitting recess 3: mounting member 30: Fitting concave portion 31: Accommodating portion 310: Front side support portion 311: Rear side support portion 32: Lower end 4: Cover portion 40: Protrusion 41: Protrusion 42: Inclined surface 420: Non-slip 43: Lower end 44: Exit port

Claims (1)

Equipped with a deck and lighting section,
The deck is provided outside the window,
The lighting section has a lighting fixture and is mounted on the upper surface of the deck in close proximity to the window,
A structure characterized in that the lighting equipment is provided so as to emit illumination light substantially horizontally and illuminate the upper surface of the deck.

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