JP3216941U - Daylight decorative building materials - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention provides a daylighting decorative building material or a partition building material provided with a fitting to which a plate-like member having a decorative pattern having daylighting properties is attached. In a joinery in which a plate-like member having a decorative pattern having daylighting is attached, a light-colored processed Japanese paper material is used between two thin plates having the same pattern in which a desired shape is perforated in the plate-like member. It is the daylighting board | plate material 1 which has pinched | interposed, the said plate-shaped member is engage | inserted to the area ratio of 5-50% of fittings, and the same pattern pitch cut into the translucent plate-shaped member is 20-80% of area ratio. The decorative decorative building material is a light-colored Japanese paper material using a resin-treated Japanese paper having a decorative sculpture hole 4 and having a thickness of 0.2 to 2 mm to improve translucency at the center. [Selection] Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to a daylighting decorative building material having a fitting to which a plate-like member having a decorative pattern having daylighting properties is attached.

  Conventionally, a joinery such as a window sash is generally a glass frame fixed in a rectangular frame body, and a joinery that has the effect of preventing the invasion of rain and wind while ensuring light transmittance. It has been proposed (see Patent Document 1).

At the position where the opening is closed, a plate made of a material that is at least partially transparent is attached in a pair, and the decorative tool is sandwiched between the two plate materials and fixed. An interposing building material has been proposed (see Patent Document 2).

For those who are living in old-fashioned houses or Western-style homes, or those who are thinking about a new Japanese-style plan, in providing a Japanese-Western style that allows easy replacement of the new style of paint, There is no change in the place where it can be seen or used, so it can be replaced or replaced with a new one, but this new Japanese-Western style makes it possible to easily replace the place where the surface of the fitting is visible with various types of paint. Has been proposed (see Patent Document 3).

Using Japanese paper itself for the daylighting part of the door, the Japanese style door design that expresses the design effect of the Japanese style more clearly and expresses the excellent design effect due to the chamfered design of the cut glass style is extremely workable in a good working environment. As a method of manufacturing a Japanese-style paper-plated awning daylighting door, a light-transmitting plate, cocoon, Japanese paper, elastic member, adhesive, work table, positioning ruler and identification display are prepared. A fitting groove for fitting the end of the light-transmitting plate is formed on the inner surfaces of the vertical and horizontal planes, an elastic member is mounted inside the fitting groove, and a small amount of aqueous acrylic adhesive is applied to the surface of the Japanese paper. After spraying, curing, removing water sufficiently, positioning the Japanese paper according to the identification display, sandwiching it between two translucent plates, creating a translucent plate with Japanese paper, translucent plate with Japanese paper in the fitting groove Insert the edge of the edge and harden the adhesive Aged until it has been proposed to produce a procedure for painted the stile and Yokokamachi if necessary (see Patent Document 4).

The structure is simple because there is no need for a beam or holder for attaching ornaments, it can be processed sufficiently with normal processing accuracy, and it is excellent in manufacturing workability. This makes it possible to produce a cut glass-like excellent design effect, and also to make it possible to use as a decorative body a Japanese paper that is made of a translucent material and easily wets and becomes transparent, and is placed only on a part of the daylighting part of the door. The design design can be revealed by comparing the arrangement part and the non-arrangement part, and a Japanese-style design door using Japanese paper is provided at low cost (see Patent Document 5).

There is nothing related to a lighting decorative building material provided with a fitting to which a plate-like member having a decorative pattern having daylighting properties is attached.

Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2003-278452 JP 2001-32643 A JP 2014-9585 A Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2009-281058 JP 2009-24442 A

In the joinery, a fixed beam and a movable beam are attached to the daylighting part of the opening of the door, a pattern is processed by combining two surface-decorated veneer plywood or MDF, and a decorative tool is sandwiched between them to attach the attachment beam. It is set as the structure attached and fixed to a door main body. In addition, a holder for holding a decorative tool is prepared while processing a pattern by combining two surface-decorated veneer plywood or MDF, and the holder is configured to hold the decorative tool.

  The doors and joinery having such a structure are complicated in structure because they are attached using fixed bars, movable bars, or holders, and the manufacturing process is also complicated. To produce a stable product, complicated work is required. However, it is disadvantageous in terms of manufacturing cost and is expensive. Furthermore, high precision is required for production, and if there is a dimensional error in the crosspiece or the holder itself, there is a risk that it may become impossible to attach or rattle. Further, in the case of a wooden door during long-term use, the moisture content of the wooden part fluctuated due to the absorption and release of moisture in the room, and the crosspiece may be deformed accordingly.

When Japanese paper is inserted as a decorative tool between the laminated glasses, it is necessary to arrange the Japanese paper on the entire surface of the daylighting unit. That is, during the use of the door for a long time after construction, the impact of the door opening / closing operation slightly changes the location of the Japanese paper and affects the design. A subtle change could not be prevented. However, Japanese paper itself is not a decoration, and Japanese paper is placed as a kind of daylighting board (translucent board), and a design made of a non-translucent material or the like is placed on a part of the Japanese paper as a design. It was necessary and Japanese paper itself could not be used as a decoration.

  In addition, it is conceivable to fix the Japanese paper itself with an adhesive, but with the manufacturing method using the conventional adhesive technology, the precious Japanese paper becomes wet and transparent, making it indistinguishable from the glass plate. The Japanese paper itself could not be used as a design design because of the contrast between the arrangement part and the non-arrangement part. In addition, Japanese paper was often discolored. Also, depending on the adhesive, the use of a solvent-based adhesive can alleviate the Japanese paper transparency phenomenon, but the production work environment deteriorates because odor is generated. The same applies to a surface decorative body made of, for example, cloth other than Japanese paper.

  The purpose of the present invention is a light colored processed Japanese paper between two thin plates having the same pattern in which a desired shape is perforated in a plate-like member in a fitting with a plate-like member having a decorative pattern having daylighting properties. It is a daylighting board that is sandwiched between materials, allowing itself to be used as a decorative body, and Japanese paper made of translucent material is itself placed as a design design only on a part of the daylighting part of the door. The design design of Japanese style can be expressed more clearly, and there is no backlash caused by ornaments using Japanese paper, translucent plates, etc. An object of the present invention is to provide an inexpensive daylight door that can express an excellent design effect, has good workability, and does not deteriorate the work environment.

  In view of such a problem, the present invention comprises a lighting decorative building material or a lighting partition building material having the following configuration. A plate-shaped member having a daylighting property has a large number of engraving holes arranged at a predetermined pitch and a continuous decorative shape longer than the number of these engraving hole pitches.

  Daylight that is sandwiched between two thin plates with the same pattern in which a desired shape is perforated on a plate-shaped member, with a light-colored processed Japanese paper material, in a fitting with a decorative plate having a lighting pattern. The plate-like member is fitted in an area ratio of 5 to 50% of the joinery, and the decorative plate-shaped member is provided with decorative sculpture holes at an area ratio of 20 to 80% of the same pattern pitch. It is a light-colored processed Japanese paper material using resin-treated Japanese paper having a thickness of 0.2 to 2 mm and improved translucency at the center.

A plate-like member having a decorative pattern having a daylighting property is provided with a light-colored processed Japanese paper material at the center, and is formed into a wooden flat plate material having a thickness of 2 to 5 mm, a width of 300 to 1500 mm, and a length of 150 to 1800 mm on both sides. The wood plate is plywood, MDF, and the surface of the two plates provided with decorative sculpture holes at an area ratio of 5-50% is flower pattern, leaf pattern, tree pattern, fruit pattern, cloud pattern, It has the same pattern with a desired shape with one or more pattern pitches selected from mountain patterns, animal patterns, square patterns, circle-corner patterns, geometric patterns, and geometric patterns.

The light-colored processed Japanese paper material between the two thin wood sheets is a light-colored Japanese paper material selected from white, light yellow, gray, and pink. Both surfaces of the Japanese paper material are transparent The thickness is 0.2-2 mm, which is coated with vinyl resin, to improve lighting and durability. In addition, on the surface of the two plates with decorative sculpture holes are flower patterns, leaf patterns, tree patterns, fruit patterns, cloud patterns, mountain patterns, animal patterns, square patterns, circle-corner patterns, geometric patterns It can also be done on NC equipment or by hand carving.

A fitting with a plate-like member having a decorative pattern having daylighting is 600 to 1300 mm in width and 1800 to 2100 mm in height, and is used for swing doors and sliding doors and partitions in houses or elderly welfare facilities, stores, etc. it can.

As for the daylighting Japanese-style building material, a fitting having a plate-like member having a decorative pattern having daylighting properties can be used for a hinged door, a sliding door, and a partition in a house or a welfare facility for the elderly and a store. High precision is required for production, and the engraving plate member and the Japanese paper itself will not be able to be mounted due to dimensional errors, and there will be no risk of rattling. In the case of wooden doors during long-term use, there was no change in the moisture content of the wood due to the absorption and release of moisture in the room, and the fittings and the like were not deformed accordingly.

Daylight that is sandwiched between two thin plates with the same pattern in which a desired shape is perforated on a plate-shaped member, with a light-colored processed Japanese paper material, in a fitting with a decorative plate having a lighting pattern. A decorative board material, which itself is placed as a design design only on a part of the daylighting part of the door, and the arrangement part can be used to express Japanese design designs more clearly and clearly. The disposition portion of the decorative body expresses a design effect excellent in chamfering design without causing discoloration due to the daylighting plate material.

It is a perspective view which shows the door (single door) of the lighting decorative building material which concerns on this invention. It is a perspective view which shows the door (two-door) of the lighting decorative building material which concerns on this invention. It is a principal part enlarged view of the daylighting plate-like member of the same daylighting decoration. A: Wood plate material with decorative sculpture holes C: Laminating section B: Laminating state of A and resin-treated Japanese paper It is the figure which displayed the board of the surface of the same daylighting decoration, and the board of the back. A: Front plate B: Rear plate It is a figure regarding the sculpture pattern of the daylighting decorative building material. A: Flower pattern B: Square pattern C: Circle-corner pattern It is a top view of the door of one hinged door using the lighting decorative building material which concerns on this invention. It is a top view of the double sliding door using the lighting decorative building material which concerns on this invention.

  Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. Hereinafter, the same reference numerals in different drawings in the daylighting decorative building material or the daylighting partitioning building material indicate substantially the same configuration, and redundant description is omitted as appropriate.

As shown in FIG. 1, in a fitting to which a plate-like member having a decorative pattern having daylighting properties is attached, the two pieces having the same pattern in which the shape of a flower pattern is cut in the plate-like member as shown in A and B of FIG. As shown in FIG. 3, it is a daylighting plate material sandwiched between light thin processed Japanese paper materials as shown in FIG. 3, and the plate-like member is fitted in an area ratio of about 30% of the joinery, and the light-transmitting plate-like member Light color processing using Japanese paper treated with vinyl chloride resin with a 0.5mm thick translucent hole at the center with decorative sculpture holes at the same pattern pitch perforated at 60% area ratio Made in Japanese paper.

A plate-like member having a decorative flower pattern having a daylighting property is provided with a light-colored processed Japanese paper material in the center, and is made into a wooden plate material having a thickness of 3 mm, a width of 400 mm, and a length of 800 mm on both sides. A shape of a plywood having a flower pattern pitch was formed on the surface of two plate materials provided with decorative sculpture holes at an area ratio of 30%.

The light-colored processed Japanese paper material between the two wood thin plates is a white daylighting colored Japanese paper material, and both surfaces of the Japanese paper material are coated with a transparent vinyl chloride resin, and the thickness is 0.5 mm. And improved durability.

As shown in FIG. 6, the fitting to which the plate-like member having the decorative pattern having the daylighting property is attached has a width of 900 mm and a height of 1900 mm, and was used for the hinged door of the house.

As shown in FIG. 2, in a fitting in which a plate-like member having a decorative pattern having daylighting is attached, a light-colored processed Japanese paper between two thin plates having the same pattern in which a desired shape is perforated in the plate-like member It is a daylighting plate material sandwiched between materials, and the plate-like member is fitted in an area ratio of 45% of the joinery, and the same pattern pitch perforated in the light-transmitting plate-like member is an ornamental sculpture at an area ratio of 60%. A resin-treated Japanese paper having a hole and a 1 mm thick light-transmitting material at the center was used.

A plate-like member having a decorative pattern having a daylighting property is provided with a light-colored Japanese paper material at the center, and is formed into a wooden plate material having a thickness of 3 mm, a width of 400 mm, and a length of 1200 mm on both sides. And the shape which exhibited the pattern pitch of the leaf pattern was engraved on the surface of the two board | plate materials which provided the decorative sculpture hole in the area ratio of 45%.

The light-colored processed Japanese paper material between the two thin sheets of wood is a light-colored gray daylight-colored Japanese paper material, with both surfaces of the Japanese paper material coated with a transparent vinyl chloride resin to a thickness of 1 mm. Improved daylighting and durability. A plate-like member having a decorative pattern having two lighting properties was manufactured.

As shown in FIG. 7, the joinery to which a plate-like member having a decorative pattern having daylighting properties was attached had a width of 900 mm and a height of 1800 mm, and was used as a sliding door in a welfare facility for the elderly with two doors.

As shown in FIG. 1, in a fitting to which a plate-like member having a decorative pattern having daylighting properties is attached, the two pieces having the same pattern in which the shape of a flower pattern is cut in the plate-like member as shown in A and B of FIG. As shown in FIG. 3, it is a daylighting board member sandwiched between light thin processed Japanese paper materials as shown in FIG. 3, and the plate member is fitted in an area ratio of about 50% of the joinery, and the light transmitting board member Is light-colored using Japanese paper treated with a vinyl chloride resin with a 0.7 mm thick translucent hole in the center with a decorative sculpture hole at the same pattern pitch perforated at 60% area ratio. Made in Japanese paper.

A plate-like member having a decorative flower pattern having a daylighting property is provided with a light-colored processed Japanese paper material in the center, and is made into a wooden plate material having a thickness of 3 mm, a width of 400 mm, and a length of 800 mm on both sides. On the surface of two sheets of plywood, each having a decorative sculpture hole at an area ratio of 40%, a shape having a pattern pitch of a square pattern of B in FIG. 5 was cut.

A light-colored processed Japanese paper material between two wooden thin plates is a white-colored colored Japanese paper material, and both surfaces of the Japanese paper material are coated with a transparent vinyl chloride resin, with a thickness of 0.7 mm. And improved durability.

The joinery to which a plate-like member having a decorative pattern having daylighting was attached had a width of 900 mm and a height of 2000 mm, and was used for a store opening door.

1: Lighting plate material 2: Wood plate material 3: Resin-treated Japanese paper material 4: Decorative sculpture hole 5: Engraved hole 6: Joinery 7: Lighting partition material 8: Pattern pitch 9: Center part 10: Handle 11: Hinge

Claims (4)

  Daylight that is sandwiched between two thin plates with the same pattern in which a desired shape is perforated on a plate-shaped member, with a light-colored processed Japanese paper material, in a fitting with a decorative plate having a lighting pattern. The plate-like member is fitted in an area ratio of 5 to 50% of the joinery, and the decorative plate-like member is provided with decorative sculpture holes at an area ratio of 20 to 80% in the same pattern pitch. The lighting decorative building material is a light-colored Japanese paper material using resin-treated Japanese paper having a thickness of 0.2 to 2 mm and having a light-transmitting property at the center. A plate-like member having a decorative pattern having a daylighting property is provided with a light-colored processed Japanese paper material at the center, and is formed into a wooden flat plate material having a thickness of 2 to 5 mm, a width of 300 to 1500 mm, and a length of 150 to 1800 mm on both sides. The wood plate is plywood, MDF, and the surface of the two plates provided with decorative sculpture holes at an area ratio of 5-50% is flower pattern, leaf pattern, tree pattern, fruit pattern, cloud pattern, 2. It has the same pattern in which a desired shape having one or more pattern pitches selected from a mountain pattern, a square pattern, a circle-corner pattern, and a geometric pattern is formed. The daylighting decorative building material described. A light-colored processed Japanese paper material between two wooden thin plate materials is a light-colored Japanese paper material selected from white, light yellow, gray, and pink. The daylighting decorative building material according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the daylighting property and durability are improved by coating with a transparent vinyl chloride resin to a thickness of 0.2 to 2 mm. A joinery to which a plate-like member having a decorative pattern having daylighting is attached has a width of 600 to 1300 mm and a height of 1800 to 2100 mm, and can be used as a hinged door and a sliding door of a building, and a room partition. The lighting decorative building material according to claim 1.

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