JP2506227Y2 - Baseboard - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION <Industrial Application Field> The present invention relates to a skirting board used for a wall surface of a house, for example.

<Prior art> In most cases, a skirting board is installed along the wall surface at the lower end of the interior wall of a house or office. In addition, so-called equipment such as cloth, vinyl cloth, and wallpaper are often attached to finish the wall surface. In this case, the lower edge of the wall covering is usually cut and attached so as to just contact the upper edge of the skirting board.

<Problems to be Solved by the Invention> According to the above-described conventional skirting board, there are drawbacks in mounting the skirting board and joining the lower edge of the wall covering and the skirting board. That is, when the skirting board is attached, the nail head cannot be seen on the surface of the skirting board facing the room. For this reason, a stepped nail hole is provided and the nail head is sunk inside to make nailing, and the front side of the nail hole is closed with a wooden plug for painting.
Alternatively, when laying a thick floor covering such as flooring, the lower end of the skirting board is lowered to the lower surface of the floor covering, and the portion hidden by the floor covering is nailed to the wall.

The former method is very complicated, and traces tend to remain,
In the latter method, the upper part of the skirting board is unstable, and when the skirting board warps, it often rises from the wall surface.

Also, after mounting the skirting board, it is difficult to accurately attach the bottom edge of the wall covering material to the upper edge of the skirting board.
If they do not match exactly, a gap will be created and the exterior wall surface will be exposed and the external appearance of the connection between the wall covering and the skirting board will be impaired. In addition, it is extremely difficult to accurately cut the lower end edge of the wall covering material being attached to a wide wall surface in a bent posture, which requires a high degree of skill.

An object of the present invention is to provide a skirting board in which the upper edge portion of the skirting board can be fixed and the lower end edge of the wall covering can be easily treated.

<Means for Solving the Problems> A skirting board according to the present invention is a skirting board that covers the surface of the lower edge of the wall between the lower edge of the wall covering and the floor surface of the wall to which the wall covering is attached. Then, at the upper end of this skirting board, a standing member having a pointed cross section formed of a vertical surface that abuts the wall surface and a sloped surface to which the wall covering is attached is formed. A groove having a substantially V-shaped cross section for winding the lower end edge of the wall covering material is provided in the root over the longitudinal direction of the skirting board and in the thickness direction.

<Operation> The rising member provided on the upper end of the skirting board is sandwiched between the wall covering and the wall surface with the vertical surface abutting against the wall surface and the slope facing having the wall covering attached thereto. Further, if the lower end edge of the wall covering material is cut into the groove having a substantially V-shaped cross section and the lower end edge is cut, the wall covering material and the skirting board are in a continuous state in appearance, and this groove is different from that of the cutting tool used. It also functions as a guide groove.

<Example> An example of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

As shown in FIG. 1, the skirting board 1 according to the present embodiment is a wall covering 2
Is used below the wall 3 to which is attached. The surface of the lower wall edge 6 between the lower edge 4 of the wall covering and the floor surface 5 is covered. In this embodiment, the upper wall 3 and the lower wall edge 6 are one vertical surface, but the lower wall edge 6 is often retracted as in another embodiment described later. The wall covering material 2 used in this embodiment was cloth.

A thin rising member 8 is provided on the upper end 7 of the skirting board 1. The rising member 8 is sandwiched between the wall covering 2 and the wall surface 9,
It has a sloped surface 10 that becomes thinner from the bottom to the top. In detail, the surface on the side of the wall covering 2 is a sloped surface 10 and the surface on the side of the wall 9 is vertical 11 and is formed in a so-called pointed cross section. The baseboard 1 and the rising member 8 are integrally molded of hard plastic. ing.

A state in which a groove 13 having a V-shaped cross section, that is, a substantially V-shaped cross section is provided at the base of the rising member 8 with respect to the skirting board 1 and has a depth along the longitudinal direction of the skirting board 1 and in the thickness direction of the skirting board. To be installed. The lower edge 4 of the wall covering material is wound into the groove 13 and accommodated therein. Therefore, the lower edge 4 may be wound into the groove 13 while pushing down the wall covering material attached to the sloped surface 10 toward the groove 13 side. If a cutting tool is used for winding, since this groove 13 is provided in the longitudinal direction, it also acts as a cutting tool guide ruler for accurately cutting the lower end edge 4 of the wall covering material. That is, when the blade surface of a cutting tool such as a spare blade cutter is applied to the lower slope 15 of the groove 13 and the cutting tool is moved along the groove 13, the lower end edge 4 of the wall covering is caught. It is cut along the groove 13. At this time, since the winding margin corresponding to the depth of the groove 13 can be obtained, the lower end edge 4 of the wall covering material is continuous with the skirting board 1 and is not visually recognized.

The skirting board 1 is configured such that the side surface of the bottom edge 16 of the skirting board is sandwiched by the end surface 18 of the flooring 17 which is a floor finishing material for the floor surface 5.
Therefore, the bottom edge 16 of the skirting board of this held portion is set to the lower edge 6 of the wall.
When nailed, the upright member 8 provided on the upper end 7 of the skirting board 1 contacts the wall surface 9, and the wall material 2 from the wall surface 9 is continuously attached to the sloped surface 10. To be done. As a result, the upper and lower edges of the skirting board 1 are securely fixed to the lower wall edge portion 6, and the rising member 8 is sandwiched between the back surface and the wall surface of the wall covering material 2 in a state where the rising member 8 cannot be visually observed.

Further, since the lower end edge 4 of the wall covering material cut by using the groove 13 near the base portion 12 of the rising member 8 as a ruler is wound and accommodated in the groove 13 as described above, extremely high skill has been conventionally required. A process including cutting of the lower edge 4 of the wall covering can be carried out very accurately and easily.

Next, another embodiment shown in FIGS. 2 and 3 will be described. FIG. 2 shows a case where the lower edge portion 6 of the wall on which the skirting board 1 is mounted is retracted from the wall surface 9 by the thickness of the skirting board 1.
The entire surface 19 of the above is on the same vertical surface as the surface of the wall material 12 above. The groove 13 is provided at the base of the rising member 8 with the skirting board 1 as described above.

FIG. 3 shows a case where the lower edge 6 of the wall on which the skirting board 1 is mounted is retracted more largely than the wall surface 9. The skirting board 1 has an inverted L-shaped cross section and is arranged along the lower edge 6 of the wall. The groove 13 is provided at the base of the rising member 8 with respect to the skirting board 1.

The configuration of the embodiment shown in FIGS. 2 and 3 is the same as that of the embodiment shown in FIG.

The skirting board of the present invention can be variously modified in addition to the above embodiments. For example, the position of the groove 13 of the embodiment shown in FIG. 1 may be shifted to the left side in this drawing and provided vertically to the leftward portion of the base 12 of the rising member 8. In this case, the bending strength of the rising member 8 can be improved and the thickness can be further reduced, which is advantageous in some cases. Further, the material may be wood instead of the hard plastic. In this case, it is easier to manufacture by extending the base 12 of the rising member 8 to the lower end edge 16 of the skirting board 1 and thinning the thickness on the side of the width 1 so that the skirting board 1 and the rising member 8 are laminated. Standing member 8
The bending strength of the base 12 is also improved.

<Effect of the Invention> According to the present invention, the vertical surface of the rising member provided at the upper end portion of the skirting board abuts the wall surface, and the wall covering is continuously attached to the sloped surface from the upper wall surface. The tree itself does not float up from the wall surface, and the lower end edge of the wall covering is caught in the groove, so that the connecting portion between the wall covering and the skirting board is kept in a continuous state without impairing the appearance.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS FIG. 1 is a vertical sectional view of a skirting board according to one embodiment, and FIGS. 2 and 3 are vertical sectional views of skirting boards according to different embodiments. 1 ... skirting board, 2 ... wall covering, 3 ... wall, 4 ... lower edge of wall covering, 5 ... floor, 6 ... lower edge of wall, 7 ... upper end, 8 ... standing member, 9 ... wall surface, 1
0 ... Gradient surface, 12 ... Base portion, 13 ... Groove having a substantially V-shaped cross section.

Claims (1)

(57) [Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A skirting board covering a surface of a lower edge portion of a wall between a lower end edge of the wall servicing material and a floor surface of a wall to which the wall lining material is attached, the skirting board being provided at an upper end of the skirting board. Forming a rising member having a pointed cross-section consisting of a vertical surface that abuts the wall surface and a sloped surface to which the wall covering is attached, and at the base of the rising member with the skirting board, the lower end of the wall covering is formed. A skirting board, characterized in that a groove having a substantially V-shaped cross section for winding an edge is provided over the longitudinal direction of the skirting board and in the thickness direction.