JP3297995B2 - Curtain box mounting structure - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a mounting structure for mounting a curtain box on a wall.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art FIG. 3 is a specific example showing a conventional curtain box mounting structure. When it is mounted on the ceiling, it can be mounted by screwing the upper surface of the curtain box. However, when it is mounted on the wall, L-shaped brackets (a), (a) as shown in FIG. Is used. That is, the horizontal piece (b) of the L-shaped bracket (a)
Is attached to the upper piece (d) of the curtain box (c), and the vertical piece (e) is screwed to the wall.

The L-shaped brackets (a), (b),... Are fixed to the upper piece (d) of the curtain box (c) at a constant pitch, and then the vertical pieces (e) are screwed to the wall surface. However, the vertical piece (e) of the L-shaped bracket (a) must be fixed to the edge (f), and the many L-shaped brackets (a), (b) are accurately positioned. It is time-consuming and cumbersome to install.

[0004]

As described above, the mounting of the conventional curtain box has the above-mentioned problems. The problem to be solved by the present invention is this problem, and provides an attachment structure that allows the L-shaped bracket to be easily and accurately attached, and thus allows the curtain box to be easily attached.

[0005]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION A curtain box mounting structure of the present invention is a structure which is generally mounted using an L-shaped bracket, and the L-shaped bracket is similar in basic shape to a conventional L-shaped bracket. However, a claw is formed on the horizontal piece, and the curtain box is supported via the claw. The claw is provided at an intermediate portion between the tip of the L-shaped bracket and the horizontal piece, and a groove is formed in the upper piece of one of the curtain boxes over the entire length.

[0006] The claw of the L-shaped bracket is fitted and attached to the groove, and the vertical piece can be screwed to the wall surface. Since the groove of the curtain box is formed over the entire length of the upper piece, the position of the L-shaped bracket can be adjusted after being mounted at an appropriate position. However, when the L-shaped bracket is screwed to the wall surface, the position of the tab of the L-shaped bracket and the groove position of the curtain box are determined so that the curtain box does not shift and does not rattle.

[0007]

BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION Here, the shape of the claw formed below the upper piece of the L-shaped bracket has an L-shaped cross-section, and the form is such that it can be locked to the locking piece of the groove formed in the upper piece of the curtain box. Has formed. The L-shaped claw is fitted into the groove from above the upper piece,
Can be engaged with the locking piece. The claws are provided at two positions, that is, the tip of the horizontal piece and the intermediate part, and the grooves are also formed at two places of the upper piece.

In the case of the L-shaped bracket, the vertical piece is screwed to the wall surface while holding the curtain box. Is positioned. In other words, the rear surface of the curtain box has at least a slightly protruding height from the contact surface of the vertical piece so that the curtain box can be positioned and fixed as well as being held. Hereinafter, embodiments according to the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.

[0009]

FIG. 1 is an embodiment showing an L-shaped bracket used for attaching a curtain box to a wall surface. In the L-shaped bracket, the horizontal piece 1 and the vertical piece 2 form a substantially L shape, and triangular reinforcing pieces 3, 3,... Are formed at the corners of the horizontal piece 1 and the vertical piece 2. The vertical piece 2 is provided with through holes 4 for screws, and can be screwed to the wall surface.

On the lower side of the horizontal piece 1, a claw 5 having an L-shaped cross section,
5 are provided, and the claws 5 and 5 are located at the front end and the intermediate portion of the horizontal piece 1. The curtain box is locked and held by the claws 5, 5, and is not screwed to the L-shaped bracket. Although the claw 5 of the L-shaped bracket shown in the figure is L-shaped, it is not necessarily limited to the L-shaped cross section. However, it is preferable that the shape be such that it can be fitted into the groove formed in the upper piece of the curtain box from above.

FIG. 2 shows a case where the curtain box B is held by using the L-shaped bracket A. The vertical piece 2 of the L-shaped bracket A is brought into contact with the wall surface and screwed to attach the curtain box to the wall surface. Can be The curtain box B has an upper piece 6, a front piece 7, and a back piece 8, and below the upper piece 6, grooves 9, 9 and rails 10, 10 are formed at the same position. The rail 10 has a U-shaped cross section, and has traveling pieces 12, 12 with the lower ends of both side pieces 11, 11 bent inward, and a traveling groove 13 is provided between both traveling pieces 12, 12. Is formed. A slider (not shown) for hanging a curtain (not shown) is loosely fitted on the rail 10 in a state where it can travel, and the curtain can be opened and closed by traveling of the slider.

The claw 5 of the L-shaped bracket A is fitted in the groove 9 provided on the upper side of the rail 10, and has a locking piece 14 having an upper piece 6 extending from one side of the groove 9. The stop piece 14 is engaged with the claw 5. The curtain box B is held by the L-shaped bracket A by the engagement of the locking pieces 14 with the claws 5. Here, the width of the claw 5 of the L-shaped bracket A is set to (a) and is smaller than the groove width (b). 14 can be engaged. That is, there is no need to fit the claw 5 into the groove 9 from the end face of the curtain box B.

In the state shown in FIG. 2, the L-shaped bracket A is screwed to the wall surface. In this case, the back surface 15 of the back piece 8 of the curtain box B comes into contact with the wall surface. If the back surface 15 leaves a gap between the back surface 15 and the wall surface, the back surface 15 moves in the longitudinal direction at the same time as the backlash of the curtain box. The claws 5 and 5 of the L-shaped bracket A can not only hold the curtain box B but also press and fix the curtain box B against the wall surface side.

On the other hand, a front plate is attached to the front piece 7 of the curtain box B. The front piece 7 is provided with two claws 16a and 16b extending in the longitudinal direction at regular intervals, and the claws 16a and 16b
The two claws 17a, 17b formed on the back surface of the head 8 are engaged. Therefore, the front plate can be replaced, and a front plate having a color and a pattern according to the atmosphere of the room can be attached. However, the present invention is characterized in that the curtain box B is held using the L-shaped bracket A, and the form of the curtain box B is not limited, and of course, the presence or absence of the front plate and the mounting structure are not limited.

[0015]

The curtain box mounting structure of the present invention is configured so that the claws formed on the horizontal piece of the L-shaped bracket are engaged with and held in the grooves provided on the upper piece of the curtain box. Then, the claws are provided at two points, the tip and the middle part of the horizontal piece, and have a substantially L-shaped cross section. A locking piece is provided in the groove to engage with the claws, so that the curtain box can be stably attached. . By making the width of the claws smaller than the groove width, the work of fitting and engaging the claws in the grooves is simplified, and furthermore, the curtain box does not rattle, and the longitudinal Can be installed without moving in the direction.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a specific example of an L-shaped bracket for holding a curtain box.

FIG. 2 shows an embodiment of the present invention in which a curtain box is held by an L-shaped bracket.

FIG. 3 shows a conventional curtain box mounting structure.

[Description of Signs] A L-type bracket B Curtain box 1 Horizontal piece 2 Vertical piece 3 Reinforcement piece 4 Through hole 5 Claw 6 Upper piece 7 Front piece 8 Back piece 9 Groove 10 Rail 11 Side piece 12 Travel piece 13 Travel groove 14 Stop 15 Back 16 Claw 17 Claw 18 Front plate

Claims (1)

(57) [Claims] 1. A structure for attaching a curtain box to a wall surface using an L-shaped bracket, wherein at least two L-shaped cross-section claws are formed on a lateral piece of the L-shaped bracket, and Is also at least 2
The width is larger than the width of the above nails
A groove having a law is provided at the same position as the rail, and a locking piece is provided in the groove. The claw is fitted into the groove and is engaged with the locking piece to hold the back surface of the curtain box against the wall surface. A mounting structure for a curtain box.