JP2527438Y2 - Jig for adjusting the entrance and exit of adjacent wall panels - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention]

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a method of mounting a plurality of wall panels on a substrate in such a manner that the wall panels can be attached to each other without any step. This is a jig for adjusting the degree of access, and more specifically, after attaching a plurality of panels to the base with an adhesive, etc., until the adhesive is cured, the adjacent wall panels are simultaneously adjusted for the degree of access from the wall. The present invention relates to a jig for adjusting the degree of entrance and exit of adjacent wall panels.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, there has been no such jig as described above.

[0003] For this purpose, as means for attaching adjacent wall panels to the base without any step, a first piece of wood having a length larger than the joint width between the wall panels and a width smaller than the joint width is used. The second is larger than the joint width between the wall panels
Using a piece of wood, one end of the wire is wound around the center of the first piece of wood in the longitudinal direction, and after inserting the first piece of wood from the joint into the space behind the panel, the wire is rotated around the axis. The first piece of wood is simultaneously brought into contact with two adjacent panels, and the second piece of wood is simultaneously brought into contact with two adjacent panels from the front side of the panel, and the other end of the wire is made into a second piece of wood. And the first and second pieces of wood are fastened so as to be close to each other, so that the first and second pieces of wood are simultaneously sandwiched between adjacent panels. .

[0004]

However, according to the above-described conventional method, the first and second pieces of wood must be processed to predetermined lengths and widths at the site of construction.
There is a disadvantage that it takes a long time to fasten the wire and the workability is poor, and there is a disadvantage that it is difficult to repeatedly use such wood pieces and the like and the economic efficiency is poor.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION It is an object of the present invention to provide a jig for adjusting the degree of access to an adjacent wall panel, which can solve the above-mentioned conventional drawbacks, can be attached with good workability, and can reduce the cost in terms of construction. And

[0006]

According to a first aspect of the present invention, a plurality of wall panels are arranged in a plane with respect to a base, and the adjacent wall panels are simultaneously sandwiched between the plurality of wall panels. First and second holding members are provided, and the first and second holding members are provided.
The holding member is formed such that its length is larger than the joint width between the wall panels, and the second holding member is formed such that its width is smaller than the joint width, and Is formed to be larger than the joint width, and the first and second
A male screw member for connecting the holding members to each other so as to be able to operate close to and away from each other, and a tightening nut screwed to the male screw member are provided, and the male screw member is loosely fitted to the first holding member, and the male screw member is provided. The second holding member is connected to the second holding member so that the second holding member rotates integrally with the male screw member in accordance with the rotation operation of the male screw member. The idea is
With multiple wall panels arranged in a plane on the ground,
A first sandwiching member for simultaneously sandwiching adjacent wall panels and at least two second sandwiching members are provided, and the width and the length of the first sandwiching member are greater than the joint width between the wall panels. Are formed so as to be both large, and the second holding member is formed so that its width is smaller than the joint width, and its length is larger than the joint width, An external thread member for connecting the first and second clamping members to each other so as to be able to move close to and away from each other, and fastening nuts screwed to the external thread member, each provided by the same number as the second clamping member, Each of the male screw members is loosely fitted to the first holding member, and the distal end of the male screw member and the second holding member are connected to each other by the rotation of the male screw member. It will rotate together Wherein the on are connected respectively.

[0007]

According to the first aspect of the present invention, in a state where a plurality of wall panels are arranged in a plane with respect to the base, the first holding member having a length larger than the joint width between adjacent wall panels is screwed to the first holding member. The member is loosely fitted, and a second pinching member having a width smaller than the joint width and a length larger than the joint width is connected to the distal end portion of the male screw member. Along the way, if it is pushed in the direction of the ground through the joint together with the male screw member, while the first holding member is positioned on the front side of the adjacent wall panel,
The second holding member can be located in a space behind the adjacent wall panel.

The second holding member is connected to the male screw member so as to rotate integrally with the male screw member in accordance with the rotation operation around the axis of the male screw member. By rotating the second holding member, it is possible to make the second holding member extend from one panel to the other panel on the back side thereof, and the first holding member has a length larger than the joint width. Therefore, as in the case of the second holding member, it is possible to change the state from one panel to the other panel on the front side thereof.

The male screw member is screwed with a tightening nut for moving the first holding member close to and away from the second holding member. Therefore, if the nut is tightened in the above state, the first and second tightening nuts are tightened. The distance between the sandwiching members is reduced, so that adjacent wall panels can be simultaneously sandwiched and aligned on the same plane.

If the nut is loosened to release the holding state by the nut, the male screw member is rotated around the axis to bring the second holding member along the joint, and the male screw member is pulled out, the entire jig is pulled. From the wall panel.

According to the second aspect of the present invention, in a state where a plurality of wall panels are arranged in a plane with respect to the base, the width and the length are larger than the joint width between adjacent wall panels. At least two male screw members are loosely fitted to the first holding member, and a second holding member having a width smaller than the joint width and a longer length than the joint width is attached to the distal end portion of each of the male screw members. Since they are connected, for example, at two or more joints where three or more wall panels are adjacent to each other and joints are formed at two or more joints, one second sandwiching member is connected to one joint at the joints where the joints are close to each other. If the male screw member is pushed through the joint in the direction of the base, and the first holding member is placed on the front side of three or more adjacent wall panels, the other second holding member is moved along the other joint along the joint. With the second holding member in place, remove the empty space on the back side of each panel. It is possible to enter each to.

The second holding member is connected to the male screw member so as to rotate integrally with the male screw member with a rotation operation around the axis of the male screw member. If the members are rotated around the axis, respectively, the respective second holding members can be provided on the rear side of the panel from one panel to the other panel. In addition, since the length and width of the first holding members are larger than the joint width, the first holding members can be formed on one side of the panel from one panel to the other panel similarly to the second holding member. .

The male screw member is screwed with a tightening nut for moving the first holding member close to and away from the second holding member. If the nuts are tightened, the first and second tightening nuts are tightened. Since the distance between the sandwiching members is reduced, three or more adjacent wall panels can be simultaneously sandwiched and aligned on the same plane.

When the nut is loosened to release the holding state, the male screw member is rotated around the axis to bring the second holding member along the joint, and the male screw member is pulled out in the direction opposite to the base, so that the jig is provided. The whole can be taken out from the wall panel without disassembling or breaking.

[0015]

Therefore, the adjacent wall panels can be easily sandwiched and aligned on the same plane only by the operation of inserting the second holding member into the joint between the adjacent wall panels and the screwing operation of the nut. In addition, the entire jig can be taken out of the wall panel without disassembly or destruction, etc., and can be used repeatedly. Therefore, the adjoining wall panel has excellent workability and economical efficiency in construction. A jig for adjusting the degree of access was provided.

[0016]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. As shown in FIG. 3, wall panels P made of ceramics, glass, natural stone, or the like are attached to the base B, which is arranged in the longitudinal direction and the horizontal direction of the base B as a building body.

The wall panel P comprises a wall panel P and a base B
Are bonded by an adhesive 5 scattered so as to act on a plurality of places. This figure shows a state immediately after the bonding operation. In order to attach each of the wall panels P to the base B in a direction in which the wall panels are far away from each other, the wall panels are not mounted until the adhesive is cured. The end portions of the adjacent wall panels P, P are simultaneously sandwiched by the access degree adjusting jig 6.

As shown in FIG. 1, the jig 6 includes first and second acrylic holding members 1 and 2, which respectively contact the front and back surfaces of the adjacent wall panels P and P, respectively. And a cross-shaped screw 3 (an example of a male screw member) and a wing nut 4 (an example of a tightening nut) for connecting the first and second holding members 1 and 2 to each other so as to be able to operate close to and away from each other.

The first holding member 1 is formed to have a length larger than the joint width L between the wall panels P, so that the first holding member 1 can simultaneously contact adjacent wall panels P, P. The second holding member 2 is formed so that its width is smaller than the joint width L and its length is larger than the joint width L, so that the entire second holding member 2 is within the joint width. Can be inserted, and can be simultaneously contacted with the back surfaces of the adjacent wall panels P, P.

Then, the screw 3 is loosely fitted into the through hole 7 formed at the center of the first holding member 1 in the longitudinal direction, and the second
The tip of the screw 3 is screwed into and fixed to a screw hole 8 formed at the center in the longitudinal direction of the holding member 2 so that the second holding member 2 rotates integrally with the screw 3 as the screw 3 rotates. It is. A wing nut 4 is screwed between the tip of the screw 3 and the head, and by rotating the wing nut 4 in the normal or reverse direction, the first holding member 1 is connected to the second holding member 2. It is designed to be able to approach and separate from it.

The jig 6 having the above configuration is attached to the wall panels P, P as follows. The second holding member 2 is inserted from the joint 9 together with the screw 3 and positioned in the space on the back side of the adjacent wall panel P. A screwdriver is brought into contact with the cross hole of the screw 3, and the screw 3 is rotated by the driver to position the second holding member 2 substantially at right angles to the joint 9. In this case, the first
Since the holding member 1 is made of acrylic and transparent, and the second holding member 2 can be seen through from the outside, the second holding member 2 can be easily arranged at a predetermined position. The screw 3 may be rotated by holding the head of the screw 3 with a finger without using a screwdriver. When the screw 3 is rotated by a finger as described above, the operation is further simplified by using a screw having a large head, such as a hexagon bolt. The first holding member 1 is positioned substantially at right angles to the joint 9 similarly to the second holding member 2, and the wing nut 4 is rotated in this state, so that the first holding member 1 is moved to the second holding member 2. Bring them closer. When the rotation operation is continued, the first and second holding members 1 and 2 hold both wall panels P and P in a state where they are aligned on the same plane.

To remove the jig 6 from the wall panels P, P, the reverse operation may be performed.

[Another Embodiment] As shown in FIG. 2, a pair of a second clamping member 2, a screw 3 and a wing nut 4 are provided for one first clamping member 1, respectively. Is the joint width L
Each of the screws 3 is loosely fitted to the first holding member 1 at a predetermined interval, and the tip of the screw 3 is screwed and fixed to the second holding member 2, and the butterfly is formed. The nuts 4 may be screwed into the screws 3 respectively.

In such a configuration, as shown in the figure, one of the two sandwiching members 2 and the first sandwiching member 1 can sandwich two adjacent wall panels P and P, and the other can hold the other wall panels P and P together. The second sandwiching member 2 and the first sandwiching member 1 can sandwich two panels P, P different from the panels P, P.
The four panels P can be sandwiched by one jig 6, and the generation of a step between these panels P can be prevented by one jig 6, thereby further improving workability.

As shown in FIG. 4, in the above second embodiment, one of the screws 3, the second holding member 2 and the wing nut 4
May be attached to the first holding member 1 via the notch 10 formed in the first holding member 1.

With this configuration, the two screws 3, 3
Can be freely set. As a result, for example, a metal piece or the like separate from the jig 6 is fixed at a position where one of the second holding members 2 is to be attached, and this metal piece becomes an obstacle. Even if it is, it can be easily attached by avoiding the hardware.

The screw 3 and the second holding member 2 may be connected by welding, and as shown in FIG.
The screws 3 may be connected via a pin 11 so as to be swingable in the longitudinal direction. When connected via pin 11,
As shown in the figure, even if the thickness of the two wall panels P is different, the front side surface of the two wall panels P is the first holding member 1.
Can be pinched and fixed in a state of being always in close contact with the device.

[0028] In the claims of the utility model registration, reference numerals are written for convenience of comparison with the drawings, but the present invention is not limited to the configuration of the attached drawings by the entry.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1A is a longitudinal sectional view of a jig for adjusting the degree of access of an adjacent wall panel. FIG. 1B is a plan view of a jig for adjusting the degree of access of an adjacent wall panel.

2A is a longitudinal sectional view of another embodiment, and FIG. 2B is a plan view of another embodiment.

FIG. 3 is a perspective view of a part of a panel wall.

4A is a longitudinal sectional view of another embodiment, and FIG. 4B is a plan view of another embodiment.

FIG. 5 is a longitudinal sectional view of another embodiment.

[Explanation of symbols]

 Reference Signs List 1 first holding member 2 second holding member 3 male screw member 4 fastening nut P wall panel

Claims (3)

(57) [Scope of request for utility model registration] 1. A method for simultaneously sandwiching adjacent wall panels (P) in a state where a plurality of wall panels (P) and (P) are arranged in a plane with respect to a base (B). First and second holding members (1) and (2) are provided, and the length of the first holding member (1) is larger than the joint width (L) between the wall panels (P) and (P). Is also large, and the second
The holding member (2) is formed such that its width is smaller than the joint width (L) and its length is larger than the joint width (L). A male screw member (3) for connecting the second holding members (1) and (2) to each other so as to be able to approach and separate from each other, and a tightening nut (4) screwed to the male screw member (3) are provided. The male screw member (3) is loosely fitted to the first holding member (1), and the tip of the male screw member (3) and the second holding member (2) are connected to each other by the male screw member (3). With the rotation operation, the second holding member (2) becomes the male screw member (3).
A jig for adjusting the degree of entry and exit of adjacent wall panels that are connected so that they rotate together with the panel. 2. A method for simultaneously sandwiching adjacent wall panels (P) in a state where a plurality of wall panels (P) and (P) are arranged in a plane with respect to a base (B). First
A holding member (1) and at least two second holding members (2) and (2) are provided, and the width and length of the first holding member (1) are the same as those of the wall panels (P) and (P). P) are formed so as to be both larger than the joint width (L), and the second holding member (2) is formed so that its width is smaller than the joint width (L). The length is formed to be larger than the joint width (L), and the first and second holding members (1),
(2) The male screw member (3) for connecting the two to each other so as to be able to freely move close to and apart from each other, and the tightening nut (4) screwed to the male screw member (3) are each connected to the second screw member.
The same number as the holding members (2) and (2) are provided, each of the male screw members (3) is loosely fitted to the first holding member (1), and the distal end of the male screw member (3) and the second Adjacent walls which are connected to the holding member (2) so that the second holding member (2) rotates integrally with the male screw member (3) with the rotation of the male screw member (3). A jig for adjusting the degree of access to the panel. 3. The jig according to claim 1, wherein the first holding member (1) is made of a transparent material.