JP5342379B2 - Vehicle door lining structure - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to a vehicle door lining structure in which a door pocket for storing articles is formed on a door lining that covers a side surface of a vehicle door on a vehicle compartment side.

  By providing an inclined surface or a triangular guide rib at the lower part of the pocket back cover of the pocket provided on the side of the compartment of the door of the automobile, the lower edge of the magazine stored in the pocket is placed on the inclined surface or the guide rib. The following Patent Document 1 discloses that the magazine is guided to the passenger compartment side and maintained in an upright posture to prevent the magazine from falling to the passenger compartment side.

  In addition, a map or the like stored in such a manner that an accessory case and a cup holder are connected to each other through a groove in a pocket provided on the side of the vehicle door on the side of the vehicle compartment so as to straddle the accessory case and the cup holder. It is known from Patent Document 2 below that the above document is supported by the groove to prevent the document from falling to the passenger compartment side.

Japanese Patent No. 4266193 JP-A-6-340234

  By the way, the above conventional one is effective when the magazine etc. is thick and can maintain its shape by itself, but even if a thin and flexible magazine is stored in a pocket and supported in a standing posture, the upper part of the magazine is bent. There was a problem of falling to the room side. If the pocket is formed deeply to prevent this, there is a problem that it is difficult to take out the small article placed in the bottom of the pocket.

The present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances, and an object of the present invention is to reliably prevent a thin magazine stored in a door pocket for a vehicle from collapsing with a simple structure.

To achieve the above object, according to the first aspect of the present invention, a door lining that covers the side surface of the vehicle door on the vehicle compartment side, an article storage door pocket having an opening at the upper end, and a bottle And a bottomed cylindrical bottle holder that can integrally hold a vehicle door lining structure, wherein the door pocket includes an outer wall positioned on the outer side in the vehicle width direction, and an inner wall positioned on the inner side in the vehicle width direction. A front wall integrally connecting the front ends of the outer wall and the inner wall, and a rear wall integrally connecting the rear ends of the outer wall and the inner wall , the upper edge of the inner wall constituting the opening of the door pocket Is extended horizontally in a rearward direction from a portion connected to the front wall, and a rear portion of the upper edge is inclined to be inclined upward and is integrally connected to the rear wall, and is connected to the door pocket. The magazines stored are in the vehicle compartment It is possible to prevent the said inclined portion from falling into, the front wall of the door pocket, said bottle holder that bulges into the passenger compartment side than is and the door pocket adjacent to the front side of the door pocket, the A part of the bottle holder is integrally formed so that the front wall constitutes, and a through hole is formed in the inner wall of the door pocket to communicate the inside and outside of the door pocket . door lining structure is Ru been proposed.

According to the present invention, even when the accommodating easy thin magazine bending the door pocket, it is possible to prevent the falling into the vehicle compartment side supporting the upper portion of the magazine inclined portion of the opening of the door-to-door pocket. Further, since it is not necessary to form the entire door pocket deeply, it is possible to minimize the difficulty of taking out small articles stored in the door pocket.

Since the formation of the through hole on the inner wall of the door pocket, even small articles placed in the bottom of the door pocket even when the hard extraction through the opening, so can be taken out through holes ing.

The figure which shows the vehicle interior surface of a motor vehicle. 2 is an enlarged view of part 2 of FIG. FIG. 3 is an enlarged sectional view taken along line 3-3 in FIG. 2. FIG. 4 is an enlarged sectional view taken along line 4-4 of FIG.

  Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS.

  As shown in FIG. 1, the automobile includes a front row seat 11, a middle row seat 12, and a rear row seat 13. A front door 14 is disposed on the right side surface of the front row seat 11, and the right side surface of the middle row seat 12 is disposed on the right side surface. A rear door 15 is disposed. The front door 14 for the passenger to get on and off the front row seat 11 opens and closes by operating the door knob 16 provided on the inner surface thereof with the hinge at the front end as a fulcrum. The rear door 15 for the passenger to get on and off the middle row seed 12 and the rear row seat 13 is opened and closed by sliding back and forth by operating a door knob 17 provided on the inner surface thereof.

  As apparent from FIGS. 1 and 2, the rear door 15 includes the door knob 17 and a lock knob 19 that locks and unlocks the rear door 15 at the front end of the portion along the lower edge of the door glass 18. A switch 20 of a power window device is provided below the door knob 17 and the lock knob 19, and a door holder 22 for holding a drink bottle 21 and the like and a door pocket for storing small articles such as a magazine 23 are provided below the switch 20. 24 are provided.

  As shown in FIGS. 2 to 4, the side surface of the inner panel 25 of the rear door 15 on the passenger compartment side is covered with a door lining 26, and the door pocket 24 and the bottle holder 22 are integrally provided on the door lining 26. It is done. The door pocket 24 includes an outer wall 24a positioned on the outer side in the vehicle width direction, an inner wall 24b positioned on the inner side in the vehicle width direction, a front wall 24c connecting the outer wall 24a and the front end of the inner wall 24b, and the rear wall of the outer wall 24a and the inner wall 24b. And a rear wall 24d connecting the ends. The distance between the outer wall 24a and the inner wall 24b is relatively small, so that the door pocket 24 is formed flat in the vehicle width direction.

The upper edge 24e of the inner wall 24b that constitutes the opening of the door pocket 24 extends in the horizontal direction from the portion continuous with the front wall 24c, but the rear portion of the upper edge 24e is inclined obliquely upward. The portion 24f is connected to the rear wall 24d. A slit-like through hole 24g that is elongated in the front-rear direction for communicating the inside and outside of the door pocket 24 is formed in the lower portion of the inner wall 24b. Also in the front wall 24c of the door pocket 24, and the bottle holder 22 that bulges into the passenger compartment side of and the pocket 24 adjacent to the front side of the door pocket 24 is formed integrally with the bottle holder 22 A part is constituted by the pocket front wall 24c.

  When an A4 size magazine 23 is placed vertically in the door pocket 24, the upper portion of the magazine 23 is exposed upward from the upper edge 24e, but the vicinity of the upper corner is then viewed by the inclined portion 24f as viewed from the passenger compartment side. Covered. Therefore, when the thin magazine 23 is stored in the door pocket 24, as shown by a chain line in FIG. 3, even if the upper portion of the magazine 23 bends and falls to the passenger compartment side, it is blocked by the inclined portion 24f to prevent the deflection. Therefore, it is possible to prevent the bent magazine 23 from interfering with the occupant or impairing the beauty.

  When an A3 size magazine larger than the A4 size is placed in the door pocket 24, the inclined portion 24f may not prevent the magazine from falling down, but the width W of the door pocket 24 in the longitudinal direction of the vehicle body (FIG. 2). Is set to a dimension (for example, 270 mm) smaller than the lateral dimension of the A3 size (for example, 270 mm). Therefore, it is possible to prevent the A3 size magazine from entering the door pocket 24 and prevent the fall. it can. Further, the depth D (see FIG. 2) of the door pocket 24 is set to a height at which the upper edge is just hidden when a B5-sized magazine 23 'is put sideways, so that the magazine 23' can be easily taken out. be able to.

  Thus, the magazine 23 can be prevented from falling without deepening the door pocket 24 as a whole, so that it is possible to minimize the difficulty of taking out small articles stored in the door pocket 24. Further, since the through hole 24g is formed on the side surface of the door pocket 24, it is possible to take out the small article put in the bottom of the door pocket 24 through the through hole 24g even when it is difficult to take out the small article through the opening. Further, since the bottle holder 22 is formed by expanding the front portion of the door pocket 24 toward the passenger compartment, the convenience can be enhanced by using the door pocket 24 also as the bottle holder 22.

  The embodiments of the present invention have been described above, but various design changes can be made without departing from the scope of the present invention.

For example, although in the embodiment the present invention is applied to the right side of the rear door 15, it is also possible to apply it on the left side of the rear door, it can be applied to any door, such as the front door .

21 Bottle 22 Bottle holder 23 Magazine 24 door pocket
24a outer wall
24b inner wall
24c front wall
24d rear wall 24e upper edge 24f inclined part 24g through hole
26 door lining

Claims (1)

A door lining (26) that covers the side of the vehicle door on the passenger compartment side, an article storage door pocket (24) having an opening at the upper end, and a bottomed cylindrical bottle holder that can hold the bottle (21) (22) and a vehicle door lining structure formed integrally with each other,
The door pocket (24) is integrally formed between an outer wall (24a) positioned on the outer side in the vehicle width direction, an inner wall (24b) positioned on the inner side in the vehicle width direction, and the front walls of the outer wall (24a) and the inner wall (24b). A front wall (24c) for connection, and a rear wall (24d) for integrally connecting the rear walls of the outer wall (24a) and the inner wall (24b);
An upper edge (24e) of the inner wall (24b) constituting the opening of the door pocket (24) extends in a horizontal direction from a portion continuous with the front wall (24c), and the upper edge (24e). ) And the rear wall (24d) is integrally connected to the rear wall (24d) so that the magazine (23) stored in the door pocket (24) is located on the vehicle compartment side. It is possible to prevent the tilting part (24f) from falling ,
On the front wall (24c) of the door pocket (24), the bottle holder (22) which is adjacent to the front side of the door pocket (24) and bulges further toward the vehicle compartment side than the door pocket (24). A part of the bottle holder (22) is formed integrally with the front wall (24c),
The vehicle door lining structure according to claim 1, wherein a through hole (24g) is formed in the inner wall (24b) of the door pocket (24) to communicate the inside and outside of the door pocket (24) .

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