JP5358815B2 - Spandrel border - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a border capable of surely pivotally supporting the end of a spandrel and covering the butt end thereof at the end section, a join section, and a corner section of a building by improving the shape of an existing border. <P>SOLUTION: This border A for a spandrel pivotally supports the end of the spandrel 2 and covers the butt end thereof stretched in the building 1. The border is so formed that a substrate 4 attached to the building with a mounting member 3 interposed therebetween is longitudinally arranged continuously with a border section 5 for covering the butt end of the spandrel and a projecting piece 7 for pivotally supporting the end rear surface of the spandrel is formed near the boundary part 6 therebetween. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2010,JPO&amp;INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a spandrel border for performing an end treatment of a spandrel mounted on a building.

Conventionally, when a building is covered with a tile or the like, it is known that a parting material that is attached to a wall surface and covers an end surface of the tile or the like has a trunk-like portion (for example, Patent Document 1). reference).
JP 2001-303748 A

  However, the above-mentioned parting material has a shape in which the panel attaching part, the trunk edge part, and the attaching piece part are continuously provided on one side of the parting part having a substantially square cross section so as to form a step shape. Although it can be used for the terminal treatment of exterior materials around ventilation openings, a pair of parting materials are joined together by connecting members to form joint parts, or they are joined so as to cross corners. It was not possible to form a use.

  The present invention eliminates the above-mentioned problems, improves the shape of the border, and supports the spandrel end and the cover of the spandrel easily and reliably at the end, joints, corners, etc. of the building. It is an issue to provide.

In order to solve the above-mentioned problem, the invention according to claim 1 is a spandrel border that supports and blindfolds the end of a spandrel that is externally mounted on a building, and the border is attached to the building via an attachment member. The base material part to be attached and the border part that blinds the edge of the spandrel are connected to the front and back, and a projecting piece is integrally formed near the boundary part of the two to support the back of the end part of the spandrel in a floating state. It is characterized by.

The invention according to claim 2 is the invention according to claim 1, wherein the base material portion attached to the building via the attachment member and the border portion for concealing the end edge of the spandrel are connected in the front-rear direction, and the vicinity of the boundary between the two A pair of borders with protrusions integrally formed so as to support the back of the end of the spandrel in a floating state are joined and integrated with a connecting plate so that they are arranged in parallel at intervals suitable for the joints of the building. It is characterized by that.

The invention according to claim 3 is the invention according to claim 1, wherein the base material part attached to the building via the attachment member and the border part for concealing the end edge of the spandrel are connected in the front-rear direction, and the vicinity of the boundary between the two The edge part of the base material part or the border part so that the pair of borders on which the projecting pieces are integrally formed so as to support the back surface of the end part of the spandrel in a floating state intersect at an angle suitable for the corner part of the building It is characterized by being integrated by joining.

The invention according to claim 4 is the invention according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the base material part attached to the building via the attachment member and the border part for blindfolding the end edge of the spandrel are connected to the front and rear. The border where the projecting piece is integrally formed so that the back surface of the end of the spandrel is supported in a floating state in the vicinity of the boundary between the two, and a cover material that accommodates the end of the spandrel is attached to the projecting piece . It is characterized by.

  According to the first aspect of the invention, since the border has a simple integrated structure in which the base material portion and the border portion are connected to each other in the front and back, and a protruding piece is provided in the vicinity of the boundary portion between them, a product having excellent strength is inexpensive. In addition, the end of the spandrel is supported by the projecting piece and the cover is hidden by the border, so that the spandrel can be stably supported and the design of the spandrel can be improved.

According to the invention which concerns on Claim 2, a base material part and a border part are connected back and forth, and the space | interval which matched a pair of border which has a protrusion piece near both boundary part with the joint part etc. of a building with a connection board The integrated border can be easily attached to the building where the joints and the like are covered with the connecting plate , and the end support of the spandrels on both sides is completed at the same time, and the connecting plate is decorated. If you keep it, you can make a joint at the same time by attaching a border.

  According to the invention of claim 3, the base material part and the border part are connected to each other in front and back, and a pair of borders having protrusions in the vicinity of the boundary part between them is constructed by joining the base material part or the edge part of the border part. Borders that are joined and integrated at an angle that matches the corners of the object can be easily attached to the corners of the building, such as the corners of the buildings, and the corners of the spandrel on both sides can be supported at the same time. In addition, the pair of borders also has an effect of enhancing the design by decorating the corners.

  According to the invention of claim 4, if the cover material is attached to the projecting piece provided in the vicinity of the border portion of the border where the base material portion and the border portion are connected back and forth, and the end of the span drel is inserted, The edge is completely hidden, and the edge further enhances the design.

  Embodiments of a spandrel border according to the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

  In FIG. 1, reference numeral A denotes a spandrel border according to claim 1. This spandrel border A is attached to the building 1 via the attachment member 3 so as to support the end of the spandrel 2 stretched on the building 1 and cover the mouth, and is shown in FIG. A base material portion 4 attached to the attachment member 3 and a border portion 5 which is located on the side of the end portion of the spandrel 2 and conceals a forehead are connected to each other in the front and rear. It is formed by extrusion molding of aluminum or an alloy thereof so as to have a projecting piece 7 that supports the back surface of the two end portions.

  The base material part 4 and the border part 5 of the spandrel border A have a plate shape as shown in FIG. 2, and the border part 5 is formed thicker than the base material part 4. A T-shaped groove 9 for movably engaging the head 8a of the bolt 8 shown in FIG. 1 is provided on one side of the end.

  The projecting piece 7 of the spandrel border A is attached with a cover material 11 for inserting the end 2a of the spandrel 2 as shown in FIG. As shown in FIG. 3, the cover member 11 is made of aluminum or an aluminum alloy so that the rear piece 11b is longer than the front piece 11a and has a bent portion 11c at the front end of the front piece 11a. It is formed by extrusion molding.

  As shown in FIG. 1, the above-described spandrel 2 has an insertion portion 14 at one side end, an attachment piece 16 attached to a trunk edge (field edge) 15 or the like at the other side end, and an adjacent spandrel. It is formed by extrusion molding of aluminum or an aluminum alloy so as to have a groove 17 for fitting the two insertion portions 14.

  As shown in FIG. 4, the attachment member 3 for fixing the spandrel border A to the building 1 is a short length in which the attachment portion 3a to the building 1 and the attachment portion 3b to the spandrel border A are orthogonal to each other. It is formed by cutting a mold material such as aluminum, steel, or stainless steel, or by bending a plate material of the above material. And the hole 21 which lets the anchor bolt 20 set to the building 1 as shown in FIG. 1 pass through the attachment part 3a to the building 1, and the attachment part 3b to the border A for the spandrel has a spandrel. As shown in FIG. 1, a hole 22 through which the bolt 8 engaged with the head 8a is formed is formed in a T-shaped groove 9 provided in the base material portion 4 of the border A for use.

  In FIG. 1, reference numeral 23 denotes a nut screwed into a bolt 8 movably engaged with a T-shaped groove 9 provided in the base material part 4 of the spandrel border A for a spandrel, and reference numeral 24 denotes a building. A nut screwed into an anchor bolt 20 set to 1 is shown.

  Next, a mode in which the spandrel border A is fixed to the building 1 and the end of the spandrel 2 is supported will be described.

  First, anchor bolts 20 are set at an appropriate interval on the building 1, and the attachment portion 3 a of the attachment member 3 is attached to the building 1 so that the anchor bolt 20 comes out of the hole 21. Then, if the nut 24 is screwed into the anchor bolt 20, the mounting portion 3 a is fixed to the building 1, so that the bolt 8 can be obtained by engaging the head 8 a with the T-shaped groove 9 of the base material portion 4 of the spandrel border A. If the base material part 4 and the attachment member 3 are joined by passing the bolt 8 through the hole 22 formed in the attachment part 3b of the attachment member 3 and screwing the nut 23, the border A for the spandrel can be obtained. Is firmly attached to the building 1 via the attachment member 3.

  When the spandrel border A is fixed to the building 1 as described above, the mounting piece 16 provided at one end of the spandrel 2 is screwed to the trunk edge (field edge) 15 or the like attached to the building 1. 18, when the other end 2 a is supported on the projecting piece 7 provided on the spandrel border A as shown in FIG. 1, this side end fits inside the cover material 11 attached to the projecting piece 7 and is externally attached. Since it becomes invisible, the appearance of the end portion 2a of the spandrel 2 is good, and the support of the end portion in the floating state is stably performed by the insertion by the cover material 11.

  FIG. 5 shows the spandrel border A arranged in a spandrel relay portion stretched in parallel to support the end portions of the spandrel 2 on both sides. Protruding pieces 7 are provided on both sides of the boundary portion 6, and T-shaped grooves 9 are provided on both sides of the rear end portion of the base member 4. The T-shaped groove 9 may be provided on one side.

  As shown in FIG. 6, the spandrel border A having the above-described configuration is attached to the building 1 with the attachment member 3 in accordance with the relay portion of the spandrel 2 stretched in parallel, and ends with the projecting piece 7 and the projecting piece 7. If the spandrel 2 is stretched on the building 1 so that the part 2a is placed, the end 2a of the spandrels 2 and 2 on both sides is supported by the projecting piece 7 and the projecting piece 7, respectively. Since 2a is contained in the cover material 11 attached to the projecting piece 7 and cannot be seen from the outside, the support of the end 2a at the joint of the spandrel 2 has a good appearance, and is in a floating state due to the insertion by the cover material 11 The end portion 2a is supported stably.

  In FIG. 7, reference numeral B denotes a spandrel border according to claim 2. In this spandrel border B, the base material part 4 attached to the building 1 via the attachment member 3 and the border part 5 for blindfolding the end 2a of the spandrel 2 are connected to each other in the front and rear, and the boundary part 6 between them. A pair of spandrel borders A formed so as to have a protruding piece 7 so as to support the back surface of the end portion of the spandrel 2 in the vicinity are connected so as to be juxtaposed at intervals suitable for the joint part 1a of the building 1 and the like. The structure connected by the plate 25 is formed by extrusion molding of aluminum or an alloy thereof, and the connection plate 25 is preferably provided with an appropriate design so as to be adapted to the building 1.

  As shown in FIG. 8, the spandrel border B having the above-described configuration is attached to the building 1 with the attachment member 3 and the attachment member 3 so as to sandwich the joint portion 1a and the like. When span spans 2 and 2 are stretched on the building 1 so that the end 2a and the end 2a are placed on the piece 7 and the projecting piece 7, the end 2a and the end 2a of each span drel 2 are the border A for the span drel and the span drel. Since the projecting piece 7 provided on the border A is supported by the projecting piece 7, both end portions are respectively accommodated in the cover material 11 attached to the projecting piece 7 and cannot be seen from the outside, so the end of the spandrel 2 facing the joint portion 1 a The support of the portion 2a has a good appearance, and the support of the end portion 2a in a floating state is stably performed by the insertion of the end portion 2a by the cover material 11, and the connecting plate 25 Covers the joints 1a and the like and decorates these parts, and also fulfills the function of enhancing the design.

  The spandrel border B is formed as shown in FIG. 5 without extruding aluminum or its alloy so that the pair of spandrel border A and spandrel border A are connected by the connecting plate 25 as described above. The pair of spandrel borders A formed on the corresponding projecting piece 7 and the projecting piece 7 are overlapped on the connecting plate 25 as shown in the circle of FIG. It may be formed by screwing and connecting a screw 28 to a lower hole 27 formed in the projecting piece 7 from the opened hole 26. In this case, various kinds of connecting plates 25 having different width dimensions and designs are provided. When these prepared connecting plates 25 are selected and used according to the situation, it is possible to cope with a change in the width dimension of the joint portion at a low cost, or to change the design of the joint portion according to the building, etc. The convenience of That.

  10 and 11, reference numeral C1 denotes a spandrel border according to claim 3. In the border C1 for the spandrel, the base material part 4 attached to the building 1 via the attachment member 3 and the border part 5 for blindfolding the end 2a of the spandrel 2 are connected to each other in the front and rear, and the boundary part 6 between them. Aluminum having a structure in which a pair of spandrel borders A formed so as to have a projecting piece 7 so as to support the back surface of the end 2a of the spandrel 2 in the vicinity is connected perpendicularly at the rear end of the base material part 4. Alternatively, it is formed by extrusion molding of the alloy, and the T-shaped groove 9 provided in the rear portion of the base member 4 is provided so as to be separated from the base member 4 by the take-out piece 29.

  As shown in FIG. 11, the spandrel border C <b> 1 having the above-described configuration has a pair of spandrel border A, spandrel border A as the base material portion 4, and a joint portion at the rear end of the base material portion 4 at the corner 1 b of the building 1 Attached to the building 1 with the mounting member 3 and the mounting member 3 so as to correspond to each other, the spandrel 2 and the spandrel 2 are stretched on the two surfaces of the building 1 so that the end 2a is placed on each of the protruding pieces 7 and 7 The end 2a is supported by the projecting piece 7 and the projecting piece 7, and the end 2a and the end 2a are fastened to the projecting piece 7 with a screw 18. The part 2 a is supported by the projecting piece 7 and the projecting piece 7. In addition, as shown in FIG. 1, FIG. 8, etc., the cover member 11 and the cover material 11 are attached to the end piece 2a of the spandrel 2, and the cover member 11 and the cover member 11 are attached to the end portion 2a. You may make up with makeup.

  12 and 13, reference numeral C <b> 2 indicates another example of the spandrel border according to claim 3. In this spandrel border C2, the base material part 4 attached to the building 1 via the attachment member 3 and the border part 5 for blindfolding the end part 2a of the spandrel 2 are connected to each other in the front and rear, and the boundary part 6 between them. A structure in which a pair of spandrel borders A formed so as to have a projecting piece 7 so as to support the back surface of the end 2a of the spandrel 2 in the vicinity is connected so as to be orthogonal to each other at the border 5 and the tip of the border 5 And formed by extrusion molding of aluminum or an alloy thereof.

As shown in FIG. 13, the spandrel border C <b> 2 having the above-described configuration is configured such that a pair of spandrel border A, the border A for spandrel A corresponds to the border portion 5, and the joint portion at the tip of the border portion 5 corresponds to the corner 1 c of the building 1. Are attached to the building 1 with the mounting member 3 and the mounting member 3, and the spandrel 2 and the spandrel 2 are stretched on the two surfaces of the building 1 so that the end 2 a is placed on each of the protruding pieces 7 and the protruding pieces 7. Then, when each end 2a is supported on the projecting piece 7 and the projecting piece 7, and the end 2a and the end 2a are fastened to the projecting piece 7 with a screw 18, the end 2a and end 2a of the span drel 2 and the span drel 2 are secured. Is supported by the projecting piece 7. As shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. You may make up with makeup.

  The present invention performs end support and small cover concealment easily and with high design at the end of a spandrel stretched on a building, a relay part, a joint part, a protruding corner, a corner part such as an entrance corner, etc. It can be used effectively.

The partial top view which shows the usage condition of the border for spandrels which concerns on Claim 1. The perspective view which shows a part of border for spandrel same as the above. The perspective view which shows a part of cover material attached to the protrusion of the border for spandrel same as the above. The perspective view of the attachment member which attaches the border for spandrels to a building same as the above. The perspective view which shows a part of modification of the border for spandrels which concerns on Claim 1. The top view of the part which shows the specification aspect of a border same as the above. The perspective view which shows a part of border for spandrels which concerns on Claim 2. The partial top view which shows the usage condition of the border for spandrel same as the above. The partial perspective view which shows the modification of the border for spandrel same as the above. The perspective view which shows a part of example of the border for spandrels which concerns on Claim 3. The partial top view which shows the specification aspect of the border for spandrel same as the above. The perspective view which shows a part of other example of the border for spandrels shown in Claim 3. The partial top view which shows the specification aspect of the border for spandrel same as the above.

A Spandrel border 1 Building 2 Spandrel 3 Mounting member 4 Base material part 5 Border part 6 Boundary part 7 Projection piece

Claims (4)

A spandrel border that supports and blindfolds the end of a spandrel that is externally mounted on a building,
In this border, the base material part that is attached to the building via the attachment member and the border part that blinds the end edge of the spandrel are connected to each other in front and back, and the back side of the end part of the spandrel is placed near the boundary part of both. A spandrel border characterized in that the projecting piece is integrally formed to be supported in a floating state . In Claim 1, the base material part attached to a building via an attachment member, and the border part which performs blindfolding of the edge of a spandrel are connected back and forth, and the back surface of the end part of a spandrel is near the boundary part of both. A spandrel border characterized in that a pair of borders on which projecting pieces are integrally formed so as to be supported in a floating state are joined and integrated with a connecting plate so as to be arranged in parallel at intervals suitable for joints of a building. . In Claim 1, the base material part attached to a building via an attachment member, and the border part which performs blindfolding of the edge of a spandrel are connected back and forth, and the back surface of the end part of a spandrel is near the boundary part of both. A pair of borders with which the projecting pieces are integrally formed so as to be supported in a floating state are integrated by joining the base material part or the edge part of the border part so as to cross at an angle suitable for the corner part of the building. A border for spandrel. In any one of Claims 1-3, the base material part attached to a building via an attachment member, and the border part which blindfolds the edge of a spandrel are connected back and forth, and the boundary part of both is near. For spandrel, the border on which the projecting piece is integrally formed so as to support the back surface of the end of the spandrel in a floating state is attached to the projecting piece to cover the end of the spandrel. border.

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