JP3163880U - Floor structure - Google Patents

Abstract

[PROBLEMS] To provide a floor structure that can appropriately display a guide route and the like over a long period of time on a floor on which floor laying materials such as carpets are laid even in the dark, such as at night, during a power failure, or when the light is turned off. I will provide a. A floor laying material 2 is laid on a floor surface 1, and a guide member 10 is provided on the floor surface along an end of the floor laying material, and is provided on an upper surface portion 13 of the guide member. A luminous member 15 was provided in the recessed portion 14. [Selection] Figure 2

Description

  The present invention relates to a floor structure in which floor laying material is laid on the floor surface, and the floor laying material is laid even in the dark, such as at night, during a power failure, or when the light is turned off. It is characterized in that a guide route or the like can be appropriately displayed on the floor over a long period of time.

  Conventionally, various proposals have been made to display a guidance route or the like in a passage such as a floor when the surroundings are in a dark state such as at night, during a power failure, or when the light is turned off.

  For example, Patent Document 1 proposes a structure in which a luminescent layer using a luminescent material is integrally provided on a baseboard. Further, Patent Document 2 proposes that a luminous resin plate is integrally provided on a luminescent display plate, a step display material for staircases, or a timber. Moreover, in patent document 3, what was made to use the interior material for buildings which integrally formed the induction | guidance | derivation tape containing a phosphorescent agent etc. for a flooring, a wall covering, a baseboard, etc. is proposed. Yes. Further, in Patent Document 4, a guide line in which a phosphorescent fluorescent portion is provided along the length direction of the guide line main body in the wave trough portion of the guide line main body having a substantially wave-shaped cross section, the edge of the staircase, the wall, Proposals have been made to provide a baseboard.

  Here, in the case of providing a member including the above-described luminous member, the light emitted from the illumination provided on the ceiling or the like is sufficiently absorbed by the luminous member, and is emitted from the luminous member. In view of making visible light easy to see, it is considered effective to provide a member having a luminous member on the floor portion rather than the wall portion.

  Moreover, what is shown in each of the above patent documents is to use the member itself provided with this luminous member as a flooring, a wall covering, a baseboard, etc., and a floor laying material such as a carpet is laid. However, it is difficult to display a guide route or the like on a floor on which floor laying materials such as carpets are laid.

Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2004-19134 JP 2002-82638 A JP 2007-170100 A JP 2008-152420 A

  This device makes it possible to properly display the guidance route, etc. over a long period of time on the floor on which floor laying materials such as carpets are laid in the dark, such as at night, during a power failure, or when the light is turned off. It is to be an issue.

  In the floor structure according to this device, in order to solve the above-described problems, a floor laying material is laid on the floor surface, and the guide member is placed on the floor surface along the end of the floor laying material. The luminous member is provided in a recess provided in the upper surface of the guide member.

  Here, when providing the phosphorescent member in the recess as described above, a phosphorescent tape containing a phosphorescent agent is adhered in the recess, or a phosphorescent paint is applied in the recess. In addition, a phosphorescent non-slip member made of a resin containing a phosphorescent material can be provided in the recess. In addition, when providing a luminous non-slip member in the recess, the anti-slip member can be provided so as to slightly protrude from the recess.

  In addition, when the guide member is provided on the floor surface along the end portion of the floor laying material as described above, the upper surface portion of the floor laying material is held by the upper surface portion of the guide member. The lifting of the end of the laying material is prevented and the floor laying material is maintained in a state where it is properly laid on the floor surface, and the end of the floor laying material and the guide member The gaps at the joints are hidden, and the floor is finished clean. When floor laying materials are laid on both sides of the guide member, the upper surfaces of the ends of the floor laying materials on both sides can be held by the upper surface portions of the guide members.

  Further, when the guide member is provided on the floor surface along the end portion of the floor laying material, the bottom surface portion of the guide member is attached on the floor surface, and the end of the floor laying material is placed on the bottom surface portion of the guide member. When the portion is laid, the guide member is pressed by the floor laying material, and the guide member is prevented from coming off from the floor surface.

  The type of the floor laying material is not particularly limited, but in the floor structure of the present invention, the floor laying material is affixed with a phosphorescent tape containing a phosphorescent agent or a phosphorescent agent. This is effective when a carpet that is difficult to apply a phosphorescent paint or the like is used.

  In the floor structure according to the present invention, a guide member is provided on the floor surface along the end of the floor laying material laid on the floor surface, and the luminous member is disposed in the recess provided on the upper surface portion of the guide member. Therefore, compared with the case where the luminous member is provided on the wall portion or the like, the light emitted from the illumination provided on the ceiling or the like is in the recess in the upper surface portion of the guide member provided on the floor surface. The phosphorescent member is sufficiently absorbed by the housed phosphorescent member to increase the luminous efficiency of the phosphorescent member, and this phosphorescent member is used in the dark, such as at night, during a power failure, or when the light is turned off. It becomes easy to see the light emitted from.

  Further, in this device, since the luminous member is provided in the recess in the upper surface portion of the guide member, it is possible to prevent the luminous component from being worn due to walking or the like and greatly reducing the luminous performance. When the phosphorescent tape is attached to the tape or the phosphorescent paint is applied, it is prevented that the phosphorescent tape or the phosphorescent paint is peeled off or turned up.

  As a result, in the floor structure in this device, even when the surroundings are dark, such as at night, at the time of a power failure, or when the light is turned off, the guide route etc. is appropriately provided on the floor on which floor laying materials such as carpets are laid. Can be displayed.

It is the fragmentary perspective view which showed the guide member used for the floor structure in Embodiment 1 of this invention. FIG. 3 is a schematic cross-sectional explanatory diagram showing a state in which the carpet is laid on the floor surface with the end portions of the carpet sandwiched between both sides of the guide member in the first embodiment. It is a schematic side view of the guide member which showed the example of a change of the guide member used for the floor structure of said Embodiment 1, and provided the nail | claw part which protruded upwards in the appropriate position of a bottom face part. It is the fragmentary perspective view which showed the guide member used for the floor structure in Embodiment 2 of this invention. In said Embodiment 2, it is a schematic sectional explanatory drawing which showed the state which laid the carpet on the floor surface so that the edge part of a carpet may be inserted | pinched on the one side of the guide member on the opposite side to a wall surface. In the second embodiment, the guide member of the modified example in which the rising portion extended upward is provided in the portion opposite to the inclined portion, and the end portion of the carpet on one side of the guide member on the side opposite to the wall surface is used. It is a schematic sectional explanatory drawing which showed the state which laid the carpet on the floor surface so that it may be inserted | pinched.

  Hereinafter, a floor structure according to an embodiment of the present invention will be specifically described with reference to the accompanying drawings. The floor structure according to the present invention is not particularly limited to that shown in the following embodiment, and can be implemented with appropriate modifications within a range not changing the gist thereof.

(Embodiment 1)
In the first embodiment, as shown in FIG. 1, the support portion 11 extends upward from the center portion of the bottom surface portion 11 attached to the floor surface 1, and the upper surface portion 13 is connected to the upper end of the support portion 11. A long guide member 10 is used which extends on both sides and in which a sheet-like phosphorescent member 15 using a phosphorescent material is accommodated in a recess 14 provided on the upper surface of the upper surface portion 13. ing.

  In the first embodiment, the carpet 2 is used as the floor laying material 2.

  And in the floor structure of this Embodiment 1, while attaching the bottom face part 11 of said guide member 10 on the floor surface 1, as shown in FIG. 2, the bottom face in the both sides of the support part 11 of this guide member 10 The carpet 2 is laid on the floor surface 1 on both sides of the guide member 10 so as to sandwich the end of the carpet 2 between the portion 11 and the upper surface portion 13.

  If it does in this way, the illumination (not shown) attached to the ceiling (not shown) etc. to the luminous member 15 accommodated in the recessed part 14 in the upper surface part 13 of the guide member 10 provided on the floor surface 1 will be shown. Light) is sufficiently absorbed so that the luminous efficiency is increased, and the light is emitted from the luminous member 15 in the dark, such as at night, during a power failure, or when the light is turned off. It becomes easy to see the light which comes to light, and it is prevented that the luminous member 15 accommodated in the recessed part 14 in the upper surface part 13 of the guide member 10 is worn away by walking or the like.

  As a result, even when the surroundings are dark, such as at night, during a power failure, or when the light is turned off, the guide path and the like are appropriately extended over a long period of time by the phosphorescent member 15 provided in the concave portion 14 of the upper surface portion 13 of the guide member 10. It can be displayed.

  In addition, in order to further prevent the luminous member 15 accommodated in the recess 14 from being worn by walking or the like as described above, the luminous member 15 is coated on the luminous member 15 with a resin such as polycarbonate resin, Such a resin cover member can be mounted.

  Further, when the carpet 2 is laid on both sides of the guide member 10 as described above, the bottom surface portion 11 of the guide member 10 is pressed by the carpet 2 laid on both sides thereof, and the guide member 10 is detached from the floor surface 1. And the end portions of the carpet 2 laid on both sides of the guide member 10 are sandwiched and held between the bottom surface portion 11 and the top surface portion 13 of the guide member 10. The end portions are prevented from being lifted, and the carpets 2 on both sides are maintained in a state where they are properly laid on the floor surface 1.

  Further, in order to hold the end portion of the carpet 2 between the bottom surface portion 11 and the top surface portion 13 of the guide member 10 more firmly, as shown in FIG. A plurality of claw portions 11a projecting upward are provided at appropriate positions, and the claw portions 11a are inserted into the lower surface of the end portion of the carpet 2 held on the bottom surface portion 11 of the guide member 10, so Can be held between the bottom surface portion 11 and the top surface portion 13 of the guide member 10.

(Embodiment 2)
In the second embodiment, as shown in FIG. 4, the bottom surface portion 11 attached to the floor surface 1 and the top surface portion 13 in which the sheet-like luminous member 15 is accommodated in the recess 14 provided on the top surface can be separated. The guide member 10 made as described above is used.

  Here, in the guide member 10, a pair of support portions 12 are provided facing upward at a position shifted to one side from the center portion of the bottom surface portion 11, and the pair of support portions 12. The locking projections 12a are respectively provided at the upper ends of the two facing each other. On the other hand, a pair of auxiliary support portions 16 to be inserted between the pair of support portions 12 are provided downward from the upper surface portion 13, and each auxiliary support portion 16 faces the support portion 12. A zigzag engaging portion 16a that engages with the locking projection 12a is provided on the surface, and an inclined portion 17 that is inclined downward is provided on one side of the upper surface portion 13.

  And in the floor structure of this Embodiment 2, as shown in FIG. 5, on the floor surface 1 in the corner | angular part where the floor surface 1 and the wall surface 3 cross | intersect, the bottom surface part near the said support part 12 is provided. The bottom surface 11 of the guide member 10 is mounted on the floor surface 1 so that the end of 11 is in contact with the wall surface 3, and the bottom surface 11 on the opposite side of the wall 3 and the support 12 is sandwiched. The carpet 2 is laid on the floor 1 so as to hold the end of the carpet 2 on the top.

  Thereafter, the inclined portion 17 inclined downward from the upper surface portion 13 of the guide member 10 is positioned on the side opposite to the wall surface 3, and the end portion of the upper surface portion 13 on the side opposite to the inclined portion 17 contacts the wall surface 3. Thus, a pair of auxiliary support portions 16 provided downward from the upper surface portion 13 are inserted between the pair of support portions 12 to form a zigzag shape provided on each auxiliary support portion 16. The locking protrusions 12a provided on the respective support portions 12 are locked at appropriate positions of the engaging portions 16a, and the above-described between the inclined portion 17 and the bottom surface portion 11 inclined downward from the upper surface portion 13. The end of the carpet 2 is held.

  In the second embodiment, the end portion of the upper surface portion 13 on the side opposite to the inclined portion 17 is brought into contact with the wall surface 3. However, as shown in FIG. Further, a rising portion 18 extending upward is provided at a portion opposite to the inclined portion 17, and the rising portion 18 can be used as a baseboard so as to contact the wall surface 3.

  Also in the guide member 10 of the second embodiment, as in the guide member 10 shown in FIG. 3 of the first embodiment, a claw portion protruding upward at an appropriate position on the bottom surface portion 11 of the guide member 10. A plurality of claw portions 11a are provided on the lower surface of the end portion of the carpet 2 held by the bottom surface portion 11 of the guide member 10, and the end portion of the carpet 2 is connected to the bottom surface portion 11 and the upper surface portion of the guide member 10. 13 can also be held between the two.

  Further, in the guide member 10 of the first embodiment, the luminous member 15 is accommodated in the bottom surface portion 11 attached to the floor surface 1 and the concave portion 14 provided on the upper surface, like the guide member 10 of the second embodiment. The upper surface portion 13 is separated, and a pair of auxiliary support portions 16 provided downward from the upper surface portion 13 are inserted between the pair of support portions 12 protruding upward from the bottom surface portion 11, and each auxiliary It is also possible to lock the locking protrusions 12a provided on the respective support portions 12 at appropriate positions of the engaging portions 16a having a zigzag shape provided on the support portions 16.

  In the first and second embodiments, the carpet 2 is used as the floor laying material 2. However, the floor laying material 2 is not limited to the carpet 2. For example, a resin or a wooden sheet material may be used. It can also be used.

1 Floor 2 Carpet (laying material for floor)
DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 3 Wall surface 10 Guide member 11 Bottom surface part 11a Claw part 12 Support part 12a Locking protrusion 13 Upper surface part 14 Recessed part 15 Luminescent member 16 Auxiliary support part 16a Engagement part 17 Inclination part 18 Rising part

Claims (5)

  A floor laying material is laid on the floor surface, a guide member is provided on the floor surface along the end of the floor laying material, and a luminous property is stored in a recess provided in the upper surface portion of the guide member. A floor structure in which members are provided.   The floor structure according to claim 1, wherein the upper surface portion of the guide member is provided so as to hold the upper surface of the end portion of the floor laying material.   In the floor structure of the step part according to claim 1 or 2, floor laying material is laid on both sides of the guide member, and the upper surface portion of the guide member covers the upper surface of the end portions of the floor laying material on both sides. Floor structure characterized by being provided to hold.   The floor structure according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the bottom surface portion of the guide member is attached on the floor surface, and the end of the floor laying material is disposed on the bottom surface portion of the guide member. Floor structure characterized in that the part is laid.   The floor structure according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the floor laying material is a carpet.

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