JP3243268U - A thin square frame lighting fixture using kumiko. - Google Patents

Abstract

A square frame type lighting fixture is provided in which a lattice muntin pattern is formed on one surface of a polygonal body to reflect a curving pattern emitted from a light source and a lattice muntin shape of a geometric pattern. An assembly used for a lighting fixture using a muntin, comprising: an outer frame forming a square frame-type outer shell of the assembly and having a window-shaped portion through which the inside can be viewed from the outside; A muntin frame body for fitting a lattice muntin body formed of a member and a frame body surrounding the muntin frame body, wherein the window-shaped portion of the outer frame is provided with the muntin frame body for mounting the muntin frame body. A body attachment portion is formed, the shape of the outer frame is formed by combining a square member with the frame, the assembly is formed in a polygonal shape in a plan view, and the outer frame includes other adjacent parts. A planar structure with a triangular, quadrangular, pentagonal, hexagonal, or octagonal shape that is a regular polygon with an angle of 60° to 135° in plan view on the connection surface that is connected to the outer frame This is a square frame lighting fixture that uses formed muntins. [Selection drawing] Fig. 1

Description

The present invention relates to an assembly using muntins. Corners having a muntin lattice surface of a polygonal frame, in which a lattice muntin pattern is formed on one surface of a polygonal body, and a curving pattern emitted from the light source and a lattice muntin shape of a geometric pattern are reflected. It relates to a frame type lighting fixture.

Lighting fixtures using kumiko are generally made by attaching kumiko to a wooden outer frame and assembling the outer frame to make a lighting fixture. There are a wide variety of kumiko with motifs of patterns or the shapes of natural objects such as flowers and trees. Making kumiko patterns requires a certain level of skill in order to finish even simple ones beautifully, and considerable skill, skill, and skill are required when assembling the kumiko patterns on the lattice into the outer frame. and In particular, when composing lighting fixtures such as lampshades, it is necessary to work by a skilled craftsman with craftsmanship, and the lighting fixture itself is positioned as a work of craftsmanship.

In particular, in an assembly such as a lighting fixture using muntins, the luminaire as an assembly is provided with an outer shell and muntins as an assembly that is easy to combine different patterns of muntins and that is easy to manufacture. . Four outer frames 3 and muntins are combined on the sides of the outer shell, and ceiling frames and muntins for the ceiling are provided on the upper surface. Any lattice-like or patterned kumiko frame can be attached to the outer frame, and the combination can be freely selected. The outer frame has a simple structure and can be manufactured by machining, and it has been proposed that the muntin frame body is formed from the muntin and the frame body, with a light-transmitting plate provided on one side ( See Patent Document 1).

In addition, a type lighting having a muntin lattice surface that can illuminate the surrounding wall surface with the light emitted from the polygonal shape with a muntin lattice pattern, using one corner of the polygon as a light source for illumination. On the decorative side of a device or polygonal lighting fixture, the 1st to 9th sides of the side face are decorated with a lattice pattern, and the other side is a carved plate or a plate with lattices arranged in a design. A light source for illumination is placed inside the polygon, and the light emitted from the light source can illuminate the surrounding area. 1800mm and 0.6 to 15mm wide resin, wooden, or metal lattices with curving patterns and geometric patterns, each of 1 to 9 polygonal faces. There has been proposed one in which muntins with the same or different patterns are incorporated in the above (see Patent Document 2).

In addition, the lighting fixtures are cubic shaped with a lattice pattern, and the light source is placed at one of the corners of the cubic body, so that the silhouette pattern of the muntin pattern can be produced in the surroundings by the projection of the lighting. , Several types of design signboards and decorative plates for shops, etc., where the wood grain of lattice kumiko can be clearly seen, and various kumiko patterns show a unique tone. The type lighting device has a cubic shape with a grid pattern on each of the six faces, and a corner of the cubic body is used as a light source for illumination, and the light emitted from the light source is projected onto the surrounding wall surface. The structure is such that it is possible (see Patent Document 3).

Considering the Japanese housing situation, which has a small number of rooms and many narrow floor plans, it is a fusuma that takes in a faint light in a dark room with the fusuma closed and produces a lighting effect similar to indirect lighting. The inside of the frame is cut out, the bag is lined with white washi paper, and the top is covered to bring in daylight into the room. A proposal has been made to create a completely new lighting fusuma (see Patent Document 4).

Lighting devices using kumiko have already been adopted, but they are rectangular and spherical, and in order to increase their decorativeness, Japanese paper or printed resin sheets are pasted, and they are also transparent. As a decorative material, a decorative material in which a veneer of precious wood (a single veneer of natural wood) is embedded in, for example, transparent glass has been developed and used in some lighting devices. The surface of this type of lighting device generally lacks luster and luster on the front and back surfaces, and also has the drawback that it is easily deteriorated by light and heat, and has insufficient weather resistance and heat resistance. The surface of this lighting device is usually manufactured by embedding a veneer of a predetermined thickness in molten resin in a shallow-bottom container and then solidifying the resin. In this method, it is possible to express a wider variety of colors with a smaller number of samples.

Utility Model Registration No. 3223455 Utility Model Registration No. 3203991 Utility Model Registration No. 3192272 Registered Utility Model No. 3062230

In view of the above points, the present invention aims to provide an assembly such as a lighting fixture that uses kumiko, in which it is possible to easily combine kumiko with different patterns. The lighting equipment used has already been adopted. However, it is a thick, rectangular or polygonal shape with kumiko inlaid on four or more sides. It does not bring any effects such as decorativeness. On the other hand, to create the atmosphere of shops, venues, rooms, etc., a kumiko pattern lattice is attached to the surface of the lighting fixtures, and a distinctive kumiko pattern is placed on the inner surface, which is made to stand out when illuminated. In some cases, it is required to obtain lighting that produces a silhouette pattern of patterns in the surroundings, and there are cases where it is not suitable as a lighting fixture in a special place as an original lighting fixture.

Furthermore, it is a thin box-shaped one, and the purpose of the lighting with kumiko that is attached to the wall is to make it into several kinds of design signboards such as indoors, stores, outdoors, corridors, front desks, etc. It can be visually recognized remarkably clearly by taking advantage of the characteristics of , and has a parallel surface in shape to the lattice muntin. To provide a wooden thin polygonal lighting fixture having a characteristic decoration on the outer surface from the lighting in which a special pattern and shape of a kumiko is obtained by shaving, and having a peculiar tone not found in conventional products. .

In a lighting fixture using a muntin, a thin planar box body incorporating the muntin has a muntin pattern on one or two sides having a large area among the surfaces of the thin planar box body having a thickness of 20 to 70 mm and a width of 70 mm. The kumiko pattern body is a board body in which a special kumiko pattern is precisely engraved by laser irradiation on a thin plate of MDF with a thickness of 1 to 3 mm, and the inner surface of the board body is translucent A sheet is arranged on the entire surface, and a band-shaped LED tape light is arranged on the entire inner circumference of the side surface of the thin planar box body having a board carved with a special kumiko pattern. It is a special lighting device that has a board with carved kumiko patterns and is capable of illuminating silhouettes of fine kumiko patterns only on one side, and the carved kumiko patterns are made of a thin flat box body that incorporates the kumiko. It is a thin rectangular frame-shaped lighting fixture using a muntin which has a structure in which the body board and the translucent sheet can be exchanged.

The thin planar box to which the special kumiko pattern-engraved board is attached has a thickness of 20 to 70 mm and a vertical and horizontal width of 100 to 500 mm. Geometric patterns are like flower petals that are bent at an angle of 15 to 360°, and geometric patterns include hemp leaf (shinkin or paulownia) and sesame shell (turtle shell) patterns. , cherry blossom (tortoise shell) pattern, Ue pattern, Izutsuwari diamond pattern, Mie diamond pattern, Senbon lattice pattern, Masu lattice pattern, Seigaiha pattern, and Cloisonne pattern. , An elaborate pattern is engraved without burning by laser irradiation, and the board body of the carved kumiko pattern can be replaced in various ways.

The translucent translucent sheet disposed on the entire inner surface of the board on one plane of the thin flat box body is made of Japanese paper with various colors, Walloon paper, or translucent resin. It is composed of a sheet selected from a plate and having a thickness of 0.1 to 0.8 mm, and is incorporated and held so as to highlight the structure of the kumiko pattern carved in a color matching the kumiko pattern. A thin planar box, wherein the thin planar box is formed in a polygonal shape in plan view, and the polygon is a triangle or quadrangle that is a regular polygon with an angle of 60° to 135°, Or, it is a thin box structure with enhanced flatness selected from pentagons, hexagons, or octagons, and an insertion type structure that allows various exchanges of the translucent sheets to make the kumiko pattern stand out. I have to.

As a structure that can illuminate the surroundings with emitted light, the light source of the illumination is an LED tape light with a width of 2 to 10 mm, which is highly uniform and highly luminous, and the LED tape light is an inner frame of a thin planar box. Affixed to the entire circumference of the board, the thin planar box is placed in shops, hotels / inns, event rooms, halls, and general household entrances, rooms, lobbies, corridors, and washrooms for decoration. It can be used as a lighting or interior lighting in a suspended or wall-mounted manner so that the light emitted by the light source of the lighting can be silhouette projected onto the surroundings.

In a lighting fixture using a muntin, a thin planar box into which the muntin is incorporated, a muntin pattern is formed on one of the surfaces of the thin planar box having a large area, The pattern body is a board in which a special kumiko pattern is elaborately carved, and a translucent sheet is provided on the entire inner surface of the board, and the thin flat surface has a board in which the special kumiko pattern is carved. The inside of the box-shaped interior is hollow with band-shaped LED strip lights arranged all around, and only one side of the board has a board carved with a kumiko pattern. In the present invention, by replacing the semi-transparent sheet provided in the kumiko pattern body for the thin flat box body, the board on which the special kumiko pattern is elaborately carved stands out and can be easily selected. can do. Therefore, it is possible to easily manufacture various muntin patterns according to the tastes of users of lighting fixtures using muntins.

The corner frame type lighting fixture using the kumiko of the present invention is made of wood and has a unique style and taste not found in conventional products. Moreover, such a characteristic can be seen by shining light from one side of the muntin-shaped square-frame lighting fixture, which will take on its own unique aspect. Projected. It provides a light that is not found in general lighting equipment.

There are a variety of kumiko pattern bodies for thin square frame-shaped lighting fixtures using kumiko, and by exchanging and combining them, the environment and atmosphere can be changed by exchanging various grid kumiko patterns to create a wide variety of situations. Interest is drawn by pumping up. The decoration and atmosphere of a room, store, etc. is changed to make it brighter. In particular, the curved pattern and the geometric pattern of the lattice kumiko, which are skillful, bring about spiritual healing and give the original richness of Japanese traditional style. It can also be installed in commercial areas, hotel hallways, and other aisles to attract customers.

Perspective view of a thin rectangular frame-shaped lighting fixture using kumiko Front view, plan view, rear view, and side view of thin rectangular frame-shaped lighting fixture using muntin A: front view, B: plan view, C: rear view, D: side view Kumiko pattern on the surface of the finely carved board of thin square frame lighting fixture using kumiko and state diagram of wooden frame A: Disc elaborately carved with special kumiko pattern B: Frame Front side of body C: Back side of frame Assembly structure drawing of a thin rectangular frame-shaped lighting fixture using structural muntins that can replace and replace the carved muntin pattern board and the translucent sheet A: Insertion port B: muntin pattern board and the translucent sheet are replaced with a state diagram A state diagram of the LDE tape light attached to the wooden frame of the square frame lighting fixture using kumiko and a state diagram of the thin square frame lighting fixture attached to the corridor of the inn A: LDE tape light to the wooden frame B: State diagram with thin rectangular frame-shaped lighting fixtures installed in the hallway Diagram of types of square frame lighting fixtures using kumiko

Fig. 1 is a perspective view of a square frame lighting fixture having a kumiko lattice surface, and Fig. 2 is a plan view, a rear view, and the like. Figure 3 shows the state of the lattice kumiko on the surface of the square frame lighting fixture and the carved wooden board. ) and a perspective view with a carved surface. Also, FIG. 5 is a diagram of a state in which it is actually used as lighting in a corridor. Next, the present invention will be described in more detail in Examples, but the kumiko pattern of the corner frame type lighting fixture of the present invention is not limited to this.

As shown in FIG. 1, in a lighting fixture using a muntin, a thin planar box incorporating the muntin is a square rectangular parallelepiped thin planar box having a thickness of 30 mm and a width of 30 mm. A kumiko pattern is formed on one side of the surface area, and the kumiko pattern is a board body in which a special kumiko pattern is elaborately carved by laser irradiation on a thin MDF plate with a thickness ranging from 1 mm to 3 mm. A translucent sheet of Walloon paper is arranged on the entire inner surface of the board on which the special kumiko pattern is elaborately carved, and the shape of hemp leaf and sesame is carved as the special kumiko pattern. The interior of the thin planar box body having the board body has a board body carved with a muntin pattern body, which has a square rectangular hollow interior section in which strip-shaped LED tape lights with a width of 8 mm are arranged on the entire inner circumference. It is a special lighting device (thickness 30 mm, length 340 mm, width 440 mm square rectangular parallelepiped) capable of illuminating silhouettes of fine muntin patterns only on one side, and as shown in FIG. It is a thin rectangular frame-shaped lighting fixture using a muntin, which has a structure in which the board body of the muntin pattern carved in a planar box and the translucent sheet can be replaced with each other.

As shown in FIG. 2, the thin planar box to which the special kumiko pattern-engraved board is mounted is a rectangular parallelepiped with a thickness of 30 mm, a length of 340 mm, and a width of 440 mm. , As a kumiko pattern body to be carved into a board with a vertical width of 300 mm and a horizontal width of 400 mm, it presents a curving pattern and a geometric pattern, and is like a flower petal that is a kumiko form bent at an angle of 15 to 360 °, In addition, as a geometric pattern, a fine and elaborate pattern consisting of a grid with a width of 1 to 3 mm selected from a hemp leaf (real gold or paulownia) pattern and a sesame shell (tortoise shell) pattern is engraved by laser irradiation without burning. , and the board body of the other carved kumiko pattern body can be replaced in various ways.

The translucent translucent sheet disposed on the entire inner surface of the board on one plane of the thin flat box body is a 0.1 sheet selected from Walloon paper and a resin translucent plate. A plan view of the thin planar box formed by a sheet body having a thickness of up to 0.8 mm and embedded and held so as to make the structure of the kumiko pattern carved in a color matching the kumiko pattern stand out. The thin box structure is formed in a polygonal shape with an angle of 90° as the polygon, and the flatness of the square is improved, and the thin side of the thin box structure has an opening. In order to make the kumiko pattern of the board stand out, the board and the translucent sheet can be exchanged in various ways.

As a structure that can illuminate the surroundings with the emitted light, the light source of the illumination is an LED tape light with a width of 7 mm, which has a uniform and high luminous efficiency, and the LED tape light is used for the entire inner frame plate of the thin planar box. By attaching the thin planar box to the wall surface of the partition of the hall, it can be used as a wall-mounted type for decorative lighting and indoor lighting, and the light emitted by the light source of the lighting is projected in the surroundings as a silhouette. did it.

In a lighting fixture using a muntin, a muntin pattern is formed on one surface of a large area of each surface of the thin planar box having a thickness of 25 mm in which the muntin is incorporated. The kumiko pattern body is a board body in which a special kumiko pattern is precisely engraved by laser processing on a thin plate of MDF with a thickness of 3 mm. A strip-shaped LED tape light with a width of 8 mm is arranged on the entire inner circumference of the side surface of the thin planar box body, which has a translucent sheet on the entire surface and a board carved with a special kumiko pattern. I made it a hollow interior part. It is a special lighting device capable of illuminating silhouettes of an elaborate kumiko pattern only on one side, which has a board body in which the kumiko pattern is carved, and is a thin planar box body incorporating the kumiko pattern, and the set carved into it. A thin rectangular frame-shaped lighting fixture using kumiko is constructed so that a combination of a child-patterned board and the translucent Japanese paper sheet can be replaced.

The pentagonal thin planar box to which the special kumiko pattern carved board is attached has a thickness of 25 mm, a vertical width of 300 mm, and a horizontal width of 400 mm, and the curved pattern is used as the kumiko pattern body to be carved into the board. Geometric patterns such as flower petals, geometric hemp leaf patterns, sesame shell patterns, and cherry blossom (tortoise shell) patterns are formed by laser irradiation to create fine and elaborate patterns consisting of lattices with a width of 1 mm to 3 mm. It is non-sticking laser engraving, and the carved board of the kumiko pattern body can be replaced with other kumiko board bodies in various ways.

The translucent semi-transparent sheet disposed on the entire inner surface of the board on one plane of the thin planar box is made of 0.3 mm thick Japanese paper with various colors and 0.5 mm thick Japanese paper. Said thin flat surface which is made of a colored translucent resin plate with a thickness of 0.8 mm and is embedded and held so as to highlight the structure of the kumiko pattern which is carved in a color matching the kumiko pattern. The box body is formed in a pentagon shape in a plan view, and the polygon is a thin box structure that enhances the planarity of the pentagon. It has an insert type structure that can be exchanged in various ways.

As a structure that can illuminate the surroundings with the emitted light, the light source of the illumination is an LED tape light with a width of 7 mm, which has a uniform and high luminous efficiency, and the LED tape light is used for the entire inner frame plate of the thin planar box. By sticking it on the periphery, the thin planar box body can be used as a wall-mounted type as a decorative lighting on the wall surface of the entrance of a Japanese inn.

In the same manner as in Example 1, the thin planar box body having a thickness of 30 mm and a width of 30 mm was manufactured. The thin planar box on which the special kumiko-patterned board is attached has a thickness of 30 mm, a vertical width of 300 mm and a horizontal width of 400 mm. The patterns are like flower petals, which are kumiko bent at an angle. An elaborate pattern is carved by laser irradiation without burning, and an insertion port is provided so that the board body of the carved kumiko pattern can be replaced in various ways.

The translucent translucent sheet disposed on the entire inner surface of the board on one side of the thin flat box body is made of brightly colored Japanese paper and a resin translucent plate. It was composed of a combined semi-transparent sheet body with a thickness of 0.8 mm, and formed a thin box structure in which the flatness of the quadrangle as the polygon was improved, and the muntin pattern body was made to stand out. The light source of the illumination is an LED tape light with a width of 7 mm. The wall surface can be used as a decorative lighting and indoor lighting in a wall-mounted type, so that the light emitted by the lighting source can be projected in silhouette to the surroundings.

1. Thin planar box 2. Special Kumiko pattern 3. 4. Elaborately carved board body. wooden frame5. lighting conditions6. Strip LED strip light7. Translucent sheet (Japanese paper, Walloon paper, resin sheet)
8. 9. Slot for board and sheet. hanging or wall-mounted10. Lattice-Muntin 11 . room,
12. wall 13 . Corridor 14 . Hall 15. back plate mounting bracket 16 . Wall bracket 17. Kumiko sesame pattern 18. Kumiko hemp leaf pattern 19. Kumiko cherry blossom pattern 20. surface side of frame 21 . Back side of frame

Claims (4)

In a lighting fixture using a muntin, a thin planar box body incorporating the muntin has a muntin pattern on one or two sides having a large area among the surfaces of the thin planar box body having a thickness of 20 to 70 mm and a width of 70 mm. The kumiko pattern body is a board body in which a special kumiko pattern is precisely engraved by laser irradiation on a thin plate of MDF with a thickness of 1 to 3 mm, and the inner surface of the board body is translucent A sheet is arranged on the entire surface, and a band-shaped LED tape light is arranged on the entire inner circumference of the side surface of the thin planar box body having a board carved with a special kumiko pattern. It is a special lighting device that has a board with carved kumiko patterns and presents silhouette illumination of fine kumiko patterns only on one side, and is a thin planar box that incorporates the kumiko and has the carved kumiko patterns. A thin rectangular frame-shaped lighting fixture using kumiko, characterized in that it has a structure in which the board and the translucent sheet can be replaced with each other. The thin planar box to which the special kumiko pattern-engraved board is attached has a thickness of 20 to 70 mm and a vertical and horizontal width of 100 to 500 mm. Geometric patterns are like flower petals that are bent at an angle of 15 to 360°, and geometric patterns include hemp leaf (shinkin or paulownia) and sesame shell (turtle shell) patterns. , cherry blossom (tortoise shell) pattern, Ue pattern, Izutsuwari diamond pattern, Mie diamond pattern, Senbon lattice pattern, Masu lattice pattern, Seigaiha pattern, and Cloisonne pattern. The kumiko according to claim 1, characterized in that an elaborate pattern is engraved by laser irradiation without burning, and the board body of the carved kumiko pattern can be replaced in various ways. A thin rectangular frame-shaped lighting fixture used. The translucent translucent sheet disposed on the entire inner surface of the board on one plane of the thin flat box body is made of Japanese paper with various colors, Walloon paper, or translucent resin. A thin sheet body selected from a plate with a thickness of 0.1 to 0.8 mm, which is embedded and held by highlighting the structure of the kumiko pattern carved in a color that matches the kumiko pattern. A planar box, wherein the thin planar box is formed in a polygonal shape in plan view, and the polygon is a triangle, a quadrangle, or a pentagon, which is a polygon with an angle of 60° to 135°. , hexagonal, or octagonal, and has a thin box structure with enhanced flatness, and in order to make the kumiko pattern stand out, it has an insert type structure that allows various exchanges of the translucent sheet. 3. A thin rectangular frame-shaped lighting fixture using the kumiko according to claim 1 or claim 2, characterized in that: As a structure that can illuminate the surroundings with emitted light, the light source of the illumination is an LED tape light with a width of 2 to 10 mm, which is highly uniform and highly luminous, and the LED tape light is an inner frame of a thin planar box. Attached to the entire circumference of the board, the thin planar box body is placed in shops, hotels / inns, event rooms, halls, and in general households, such as entrances, rooms, lobbies, corridors, and washrooms, for decorative lighting. , or as indoor lighting, it can be used as a hanging type or a wall type, so that the light emitted by the light source of the lighting can be projected in silhouette to the surroundings. Item 3. A thin rectangular frame-shaped lighting fixture using the kumiko according to item 2.