JP3208619U - Shielding feature G - Google Patents

Abstract

An object of the present invention is to provide a shielding structure that is useful for energy saving by reducing the influence of direct sunlight, hot air, cold air, etc. from the outside through a glass door, a glass window, etc. on the deterioration of the environment such as the indoor temperature. The temperature environment to a room is formed by fitting a decorated heat insulator 1 in an empty space on the indoor side such as a glass door 5 or a glass window, and using the effect of the heat insulator 1 shielding the cooling and heating. Reduce the deterioration of the environment and adjust the living environment. [Selection] Figure 1

Description

Field of use

  The present invention is useful for preventing sunshade, hot air, cold air, and the like, reducing environmental deterioration such as indoor temperature, and further relates to energy saving.

  Curtains, blinds, fences, etc. are used to block direct sunlight from being radiated into the room to prevent the temperature environment from deteriorating. However, radiant heat and radiant heat that cannot be blocked by that alone deteriorates the temperature environment in the room and places a load on the power of an air conditioner or the like.

  In addition, the influence of hot air and cold air from the outside air affects the indoor temperature, and the environment such as temperature is deteriorated, so that it is necessary to take measures for cooling and heating the room.

  The present invention makes effective use of a vacant space on the resident side such as a glass window or glass door in a house or a building, etc. The shielding form characterized by reducing environmental deterioration, such as indoor temperature, by inserting 2.

  By utilizing the effect of shielding the hot and cold air of the heat insulator, it helps to reduce the deterioration of the temperature environment in the room.

  Various decorations can be made by engraving a pattern on the finished surface of the heat insulator, attaching a sheet with a pattern, or combining a curtain lace or the like.

  In addition, by providing a see-through portion on the heat insulator such as the glass window or the glass door, it is possible to see the inside of the room or to take in the brightness of the room.

It is a front view of the Example which fitted the heat insulating body 1 which affixed the shoji paper to the finishing surface of both surfaces of a heat insulating body. Illustration of glass door and glass surface Illustration of insulator 1 and insulator support Illustration of cross-section assembly part of shoji paper pasted on both sides of insulation It is a front view of the Example which inserted what combined the curtain race with the heat insulating body 1. FIG. Illustration of cross-section assembly part of curtain lace combination It is a front view of the Example which inserted what provided the see-through part in the heat insulating body. Illustration of see-through part

1 Insulator 1 with shoji paper pasted on the finished surface of the insulator 1
B Shoji paper B Insulation body D Glue surface 2 Insulation body 2 combining insulation 1 with curtain lace
C Curtain lace 3 Glass 4 Insulation support 5 Glass door 6 Glass window 7 See-through part

It is a front view of the Example which fitted the heat insulating body 1 which affixed the shoji paper to the finishing surface of both surfaces of a heat insulating body. It is a figure of the cut surface assembly part of the heat insulating body. It is a front view of the Example which inserted the heat insulating body 2 which combined the curtain race with the heat insulating body 1. FIG. It is a figure of the cut surface assembly part of the heat insulating body. It is a front view of the Example which inserted what provided the see-through part in the heat insulating body. It is a figure of the cut surface assembly part and see-through cut surface part of the heat insulating body.

1 Insulation 1
B Shoji paper b Insulator D Paste surface 2 Insulator 2
C Curtain lace 3 Glass 4 Insulator, etc. 5 Glass door 6 Glass window 7 See-through part

Claims (1)

  It is formed by fitting a heat insulator decorated in an empty space on the indoor side such as a glass door or a glass window. By utilizing the effect of the heat shield shielding the cooling and heating, the deterioration of the indoor temperature environment is reduced, and Shielded form characterized by adjusting the environment.

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