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JP5626746B2
JP5626746B2 JP2009114061A JP2009114061A JP5626746B2 JP 5626746 B2 JP5626746 B2 JP 5626746B2 JP 2009114061 A JP2009114061 A JP 2009114061A JP 2009114061 A JP2009114061 A JP 2009114061A JP 5626746 B2 JP5626746 B2 JP 5626746B2
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本発明は、建造物等における内壁、天井、間仕切り、パーテーション、扉その他の建具等の基材の表面を織物等の繊維表面材によって装飾するために、基材の表面に貼設して使用する内装パネルに関するものである。 INDUSTRIAL APPLICABILITY The present invention is used by pasting on the surface of a base material in order to decorate the surface of the base material such as an inner wall, ceiling, partition, partition, door, or other joinery in a building or the like with a fiber surface material such as a fabric. it relates to the interior panel.

周知のように建造物等の壁面に対する内装材として、織物等のシート状の壁装材を壁面に貼設することが一般的に行われている。その際に、壁装材の周縁端部を把持して固定するために、壁装材を貼設すべき壁面に対して枠状に取り付け、壁装材の周縁端部を挟み込み状に固定するように構成した長尺の固定部材が適用されている。   As is well known, sheet-like wall coverings such as woven fabrics are generally pasted on a wall surface as an interior material for a wall surface of a building or the like. At that time, in order to grip and fix the peripheral edge portion of the wall covering material, the wall covering material is attached in a frame shape to the wall surface to be attached, and the peripheral edge portion of the wall covering material is fixed in a sandwiched manner. A long fixing member configured as described above is applied.

例えば、特許文献1には、壁装材の固定部材および壁装材の貼設方法が開示されている。その特許文献1によると、突条部を有する固体部材本体に、屈曲部を有する縁取り材を接続部において一体化しており、壁装材の周縁端部を固定部材の突条部と縁取り材の屈曲部との間に挟持させ、そうすることによって接着剤を使用することなく、また、壁面に傷をつけることなく壁装材を貼設ことが可能となる。しかしながら、この壁装材の固定部材では、壁装材ならびに固定部材ともに長尺に準備しなければならず、その施工現場において煩雑な作業と作業時間を要し、又、その長尺部材の裁断において生じるカットロスも問題になる。   For example, Patent Literature 1 discloses a wall covering material fixing member and a wall covering material pasting method. According to Patent Document 1, an edge member having a bent portion is integrated with a solid member main body having a protrusion portion at a connection portion, and a peripheral edge portion of the wall covering material is connected to the protrusion portion of the fixing member and the edge member. It is possible to attach the wall covering material without using an adhesive and without damaging the wall surface. However, in this wall covering material fixing member, both the wall covering material and the fixing member must be prepared in a long length, which requires complicated work and work time at the construction site, and the cutting of the long member is required. The cut loss that occurs in the process is also a problem.

特許文献2には、壁装材を貼設すべき施工壁面に部分的に装飾する壁装材貼設パネルと施工方法が開示されている。その特許文献2によると、接着剤を必要とせず、固定部材を長尺に準備する必要もないが、依然としてカットロスが発生し、壁装材貼設パネルの固定部材への施工工程も煩雑であり、その作業性の改善や部材の削減や軽量化が望まれる。   Patent Literature 2 discloses a wall covering material pasting panel and a construction method for partially decorating a construction wall surface on which a wall covering material is to be pasted. According to the patent document 2, no adhesive is required and it is not necessary to prepare the fixing member in a long length, but a cut loss still occurs, and the construction process of the wall covering material pasting panel to the fixing member is complicated. Therefore, improvement of the workability, reduction of members and weight reduction are desired.

定型木材板にクッション材を積層し、その上に繊維表面材を更に積層したのち、繊維表面材をそれらの積層面の反対側に回し、金属部材を打ち付けて止めることによって、接着剤を使用せずに壁装材を作成することも周知である。しかしながら、この壁装材は重量の重いものとなり、火災時には燃焼し易く、その用途が限られる点で問題がある。   After laminating a cushion material on a regular timber board and further laminating a fiber surface material on it, turn the fiber surface material to the opposite side of the laminating surface and hit the metal member to stop it. It is also well known to create wall coverings without using them. However, this wall covering is heavy and easily burns in the event of a fire, and there is a problem in that its use is limited.

ロックウール、グラスウール等の繊維材料は加圧し、高い吸音特性を備えた多孔質板状に成形すると共に、その加圧・プレスによって表面に凹凸模様を形成し、塗料等によって表面仕上げを施した吸音板も知られている(例えば、特許文献3参照)。しかしながら、それらの吸音板は、表面仕上げが既に施されているので、施工能率はよくなるものの、そのデザインの面で極度に限定され、その意匠性が問題になる。そこで、吸音板の上に直接化粧シートを貼り付けることも考えられるが、吸音板と化粧シートとの接着具合が不安定になり、化粧シートが剥離し易く、化粧シートを貼り付けただけでは格別意匠性は向上しない。   Rock wool, glass wool and other fiber materials are pressed and molded into a porous plate with high sound absorption characteristics, and the surface is finished with paint, etc., with an uneven pattern formed by pressing and pressing. A board is also known (for example, refer to Patent Document 3). However, since the surface finishing has already been performed on these sound absorbing plates, the construction efficiency is improved, but the design is extremely limited in terms of design, and the design property becomes a problem. Therefore, it is conceivable to apply a decorative sheet directly on the sound absorbing plate, but the adhesive condition between the sound absorbing plate and the decorative sheet becomes unstable, and the decorative sheet is easily peeled off. Designability is not improved.

特許第3652613号公報(特許請求の範囲、図1)Japanese Patent No. 3652613 (Claims, FIG. 1) 特開2008−127829JP2008-1227829 特開平8−4144号公報Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 8-4144

本発明は、上記の問題点を解消するものであり、施工現場において壁装材を貼設すべき基材に簡便に施工することが出来、その施工現場が限定されることがなく、組立加工時に接着剤や固定部材を格別必要とせず、簡便に作成することが出来、軽量、且つ、安価な内装パネルを提供することを目的とする。   The present invention solves the above-described problems, and can be easily applied to a base material on which a wall covering material is to be pasted at a construction site, the construction site is not limited, and assembly processing is performed. An object of the present invention is to provide an interior panel that can be easily produced without requiring an adhesive or a fixing member, and is lightweight and inexpensive.

本発明の内装パネルは、金属板12と、その金属板12の片面に積層された充填材13と、その充填材13に積層された繊維表面材11を含んでなる多層構造体であって、その金属板12の最外縁側を含む折畳代14の一部が金属板12の反繊維表面材側に向かって90度以上畳込まれ、その金属板12の繊維表面材側と金属板12の折畳代14によって生成される折畳溝15に、繊維表面材11の最外縁側を含む食出代17の一部を、折曲げて差し込み且つその折曲げて差し込まれた繊維表面材11の食出代17に金属板12を押し当てて固定ていることを第1の特徴とする。 The interior panel of the present invention is a multilayer structure comprising a metal plate 12 , a filler 13 laminated on one side of the metal plate 12 , and a fiber surface material 11 laminated on the filler 13 . outermost part of Oritatamidai 14 including an outer edge side convolved more than 90 degrees toward the non-fibrous surface material side of the metal plate 12, the anti-fiber surface member side and the metal plate of the metal plate 12 of the metal plate 12 the Oritatamimizo 15 produced by Oritatamidai 14 of 12, a portion of the food Projection 17 comprising outermost edge of the fiber surface member 11, is inserted by bending that occasion and Plug by bending fibers The first feature is that the metal plate 12 is pressed and fixed to the food allowance 17 of the surface material 11 .

本発明の内装パネルの第2の特徴は、上記第1の特徴に加えて、金属板12の少なくとも一部が繊維表面材側に膨出している点にある。 The second feature of the interior panel of the present invention is that, in addition to the first feature, at least a part of the metal plate 12 bulges to the fiber surface material side .

本発明の内装パネルの第3の特徴は、上記第1と第2の何れかの特徴に加えて、金属板12の少なくとも一部が繊維表面材側または反繊維表面材側に突出した補強筋24を形成している点にある。 The third feature of the interior panel of the present invention is that, in addition to any of the first and second features, at least a part of the metal plate 12 protrudes toward the fiber surface material side or the anti- fiber surface material side. 24 is formed.

本発明の内装パネルの第4の特徴は、上記第1と第2と第3の何れかの特徴に加えて、金属板12の反繊維表面材側または繊維表面材11の折畳代16に基材23との接合を目的とした係止具21を装備している点にある。 The fourth feature of the interior panel of the present invention is that, in addition to any of the first, second, and third features, the anti- fiber surface material side of the metal plate 12 or the folding margin 16 of the fiber surface material 11 is used. It is in the point equipped with the locking tool 21 for the purpose of joining with the base material 23.

本発明の内装パネルの第5の特徴は、上記第1と第2と第3と第4の何れかの特徴に加えて、金属板12の最外縁側の折畳代14の表面に凹凸面が設けられており、その凹凸面に繊維表面材11の折畳代16が仮固定されている点にある。 A fifth aspect of the interior panel of the present invention, the first and second and in addition to the third and fourth one aspect, unevenness on the front surface of the Oritatamidai 14 of the outermost edge of the metal plate 12 A surface is provided, and the folding margin 16 of the fiber surface material 11 is temporarily fixed to the uneven surface.

本発明の内装パネルの第6の特徴は、上記第1と第2と第3と第4と第5の何れかの特徴に加えて、金属板12の折畳み設定位置が変形しており、その変形部が折畳み時の支点として利用されている点にある。 The sixth feature of the interior panel of the present invention is that, in addition to any of the first, second, third, fourth and fifth features, the folding setting position of the metal plate 12 is deformed. The deformed part is used as a fulcrum for folding.

本発明の内装パネルの第7の特徴は、上記第1と第2と第3と第4と第5と第6の何れかの特徴に加えて、金属板12の折畳み設定位置に複数個の貫通孔(19)が配置されており、その複数個の貫通孔(19)が折畳み時の支点として利用されている点にある。 The seventh feature of the interior panel of the present invention is that, in addition to any of the first, second, third, fourth, fifth and sixth features, a plurality of folding positions at the metal plate 12 are provided. The through hole (19) is arranged, and the plurality of through holes (19) are used as fulcrums during folding.

本発明によれば、金属板と表面材の最外縁側の一部を共に、金属板の反表面材側に向かって畳込み、金属板と表面材を固定するために、その金属板と表面材以外に特別な部材や接着剤等を必要とせず、VOCを全く発生させない。   According to the present invention, a part of the outermost edge side of the metal plate and the surface material is folded together toward the opposite surface material side of the metal plate, and the metal plate and the surface are fixed to fix the metal plate and the surface material. No special members or adhesives are required in addition to the material, and no VOC is generated.

更に、内装パネルが金属板と充填材と表面材だけで構成されるので、その廃棄時の分別が容易であり、又、軽量であるために、万が一、壁面貼設状態から落下したときでも人体に危害を与えず安全である。   Furthermore, since the interior panel is composed only of metal plates, fillers, and surface materials, it is easy to separate at the time of disposal, and because it is lightweight, even if it falls from the wall-mounted state, the human body Safe without harm.

そして、表面材に覆われていて意匠性が高く、金属板が介在するので遮音効果があり、表面材と金属板の間に充填材が介在するので吸音、緩衝、断熱、保温効果があり、特に充填材にガラス繊維等の不燃材料を使うことによって、内装パネルが不燃材として取り扱われことになり、その用途が広くなる。   And it is covered with the surface material, has high designability, and there is a sound insulation effect because the metal plate is interposed, and since there is a filler between the surface material and the metal plate, there is a sound absorption, buffer, heat insulation, heat retention effect, especially filling By using a non-combustible material such as glass fiber as the material, the interior panel is handled as a non-combustible material, and its application is widened.

そして、金属板と充填材と表面材だけで構成されるので、内装パネルが安価に得られる。   And since it is comprised only with a metal plate, a filler, and a surface material, an interior panel can be obtained cheaply.

本発明の内装パネルの一部切截斜視図であり、一部を円で囲んで拡大して図示している。It is a partially cut-away perspective view of the interior panel of the present invention, and a part thereof is circled and enlarged. 本発明の内装パネルの組立過程での斜視図である。It is a perspective view in the assembly process of the interior panel of this invention. 本発明の内装パネルの組立過程での断面図である。It is sectional drawing in the assembly process of the interior panel of this invention. 本発明の内装パネルの金属板の斜視図である。It is a perspective view of the metal plate of the interior panel of the present invention. 図4に図示する金属板に表示するP−Q箇所での断面図である。It is sectional drawing in the PQ location displayed on the metal plate shown in FIG. 本発明の内装パネルの金属板の斜視図である。It is a perspective view of the metal plate of the interior panel of the present invention. 図6に図示する金属板に表示するX−Y箇所での断面図である。It is sectional drawing in the XY location displayed on the metal plate shown in FIG.

本発明の内装パネルは、金属板12と繊維表面材11と充填材13とで構成される。   The interior panel of the present invention includes a metal plate 12, a fiber surface material 11, and a filler 13.

内装パネル10は、充填材13を間に挟んで金属板12と表面材11を重ね合わせ、表面材11の裏側に向けて、表面材11と金属板12を内向きに折畳み、金属板の折畳代14と金属板12の間の折畳溝15に表面材11の折畳代16の周縁の食出代17を挟み込んで、表面材11の周縁を金属板12に固定して成る(図1)。   The interior panel 10 overlaps the metal plate 12 and the surface material 11 with the filler 13 interposed therebetween, and folds the surface material 11 and the metal plate 12 inward toward the back side of the surface material 11 to fold the metal plate. An eating allowance 17 at the periphery of the folding margin 16 of the surface material 11 is sandwiched in the folding groove 15 between the tatami mat 14 and the metal plate 12, and the periphery of the surface material 11 is fixed to the metal plate 12 (FIG. 1).

表面材11と金属板12と充填材13は、所定のサイズに裁断して用意される。
金属板12のサイズは、折畳代14の分だけ充填材13のサイズよりも大きくし、表面材11のサイズは、食出代17の分だけ金属板12のサイズよりも大きくするとよい(図2)。
The surface material 11, the metal plate 12, and the filler 13 are prepared by cutting into a predetermined size.
The size of the metal plate 12 should be larger than the size of the filler 13 by the folding allowance 14, and the size of the surface material 11 should be larger than the size of the metal plate 12 by the food allowance 17 (FIG. 2).

金属板12と表面剤11との一体折曲幅については、それらの折畳代の幅を10mm〜40mm程度にすることが内装パネル10の美観と強度の面で望ましい。
その幅を10mm以下にすると、表面材11の金属板12への固定が不十分になり、その幅を40mm以上にすると、内装パネル10の美観が損なわれ易い。
About the integral bending width | variety of the metal plate 12 and the surface agent 11, it is desirable in terms of the beauty | look and intensity | strength of the interior panel 10 to make the width | variety of those folding margins into about 10 mm-40 mm.
If the width is 10 mm or less, the surface material 11 is not sufficiently fixed to the metal plate 12, and if the width is 40 mm or more, the aesthetic appearance of the interior panel 10 is likely to be impaired.

金属板12を折畳み易くするためには、折畳代14の内側になる金属板の内法18と折畳代14との間に折目印19を付けておくとよい。折目印19は、折畳み設定位置を示す折畳ライン20に沿って設けた細い削り溝、叩込溝、細かい貫通孔の何れでもよい。   In order to make the metal plate 12 easy to fold, a crease mark 19 is preferably provided between the inner method 18 of the metal plate that is inside the folding allowance 14 and the folding allowance 14. The crease mark 19 may be any of a fine shaving groove, a driving groove, and a fine through-hole provided along the folding line 20 indicating the folding setting position.

本発明において、『折畳み時の支点』とは、折畳み易くするために金属板12に付けられたウィークポイントを意味し、削り溝、叩込溝、貫通孔等の折目印19を意味する。   In the present invention, “folding fulcrum” means a weak point attached to the metal plate 12 for easy folding, and means a crease mark 19 such as a shaving groove, a driving groove, a through hole, or the like.

金属板12には、折畳ライン20に沿って折畳代14を畳込み、金属板の外縁部の内法18と折畳代14の間に予め折畳溝15を付設しておいてもよい(図3・a−1)。   The metal plate 12 may have a folding margin 14 folded along the folding line 20 and a folding groove 15 may be provided between the inner method 18 and the folding margin 14 at the outer edge of the metal plate. Good (Fig. 3, a-1).

図3は、内装パネル10の組立過程を示す。充填材13は、金属板12と表面材11の間に挟み込まれる。
予め折畳溝15の付設された金属板12(図3・a−1)では、折畳まれて食み出た表面材の折畳代16の食出代17(図3・a−2)は、その折畳溝15に押し込まれる(図3・a−3・c−1)。
表面材の食出代17を折畳溝15に押し込む際には、楔として折畳溝15と同じ形状の薄手の幅板を食出代17と一緒に折畳溝15に押し込むことが出来る。
折畳溝15の付設されていない金属板12(図3・b−1)では、金属板の折畳代14と一緒に表面材の折畳代16が折畳まれ、その折畳んで出来る金属板の折畳溝15に、表面材の折畳代16の食出代17が挟み込まれる(図3・b−4・c−1)。
FIG. 3 shows an assembling process of the interior panel 10. The filler 13 is sandwiched between the metal plate 12 and the surface material 11.
In the metal plate 12 (FIG. 3a-1) provided with the folding groove 15 in advance, the food allowance 17 (FIG. 3a-2) of the folding material 16 of the surface material that has been folded out. Is pushed into the folding groove 15 (FIG. 3, a-3, c-1).
When the surface material feeding allowance 17 is pushed into the folding groove 15, a thin width plate having the same shape as the folding groove 15 can be pushed into the folding groove 15 together with the eating allowance 17.
In the metal plate 12 (FIG. 3B-1) not provided with the folding groove 15, the fold allowance 16 of the surface material is folded together with the fold allowance 14 of the metal plate. An eating allowance 17 of the folding material 16 of the surface material is sandwiched in the folding groove 15 of the plate (FIG. 3, b-4, c-1).

金属板の折畳代14と一緒に表面材の折畳代16を折畳む場合には、金属板の折畳代14の周縁から食み出た表面材の折畳代16の食出代17を金属板の裏面へと畳込んで仮止めする。
そのように表面材の折畳代の食出代17を金属板12の裏面に仮止めするためには、金属板12の折畳代14にニードルで多数の押し孔を付け、その金属板12が破れて雄型面ファスナーの鉤状突起のように発生する押し孔の周縁のバリ、即ち、ギザギザになった”返り”へと表面材の食出代17を圧着し、そのバリに食出代17を引っ掛けるとよい。
表面材の折畳代16は、金属板の折畳代14の周縁にも仮止めしてもよい。
そのためには、金属板を裁断した際に、その裁断口である折畳代14の周縁に、雄型面ファスナーの鉤状突起のように細かく発生するバリ(ギザギザになった”返り”)を利用するとよい。
そのように金属板に発生するバリを利用すると、表面材の折畳代16や食出代17を金属板の折畳代14に仮止めする際に、接着剤や粘着剤を使用せずに済む。しかし、このことは、接着剤や粘着剤を使用してはならないと言うことを意味しない。
表面材の折畳代16や食出代17を金属板の折畳代14に仮止めするために、接着剤や粘着剤を使用する場合は、接着剤や粘着剤として、両面粘着テープを使用すれば十分である。
In the case of folding the folding margin 16 of the surface material together with the folding margin 14 of the metal plate, the feeding margin 17 of the folding margin 16 of the surface material that protrudes from the periphery of the folding margin 14 of the metal plate. Fold it into the back of the metal plate and temporarily fix it.
In order to temporarily fix the folding allowance 17 of the surface material to the back surface of the metal plate 12 as described above, a number of push holes are attached to the fold allowance 14 of the metal plate 12 with needles, and the metal plate 12 The surface material feeding allowance 17 is crimped to the burr on the peripheral edge of the push hole, which is generated like a hook-shaped projection of a male surface fastener due to tearing, that is, a “return” that becomes a jagged surface, and is fed into the burr. It is good to hook teenager 17.
The folding margin 16 of the surface material may be temporarily fixed also to the peripheral edge of the folding margin 14 of the metal plate.
For this purpose, when the metal plate is cut, burrs (jagged “returns”) that appear finely like the hook-shaped protrusions of the male hook-and-loop fastener are formed on the periphery of the folding margin 14 that is the cutting opening. Use it.
If the burrs generated on the metal plate are used as described above, the adhesive or pressure-sensitive adhesive is not used when temporarily fixing the folding allowance 16 or the food allowance 17 of the surface material to the folding allowance 14 of the metal plate. That's it. However, this does not mean that you should not use adhesives or adhesives.
Double-sided adhesive tape is used as an adhesive or adhesive to temporarily fix the folding allowance 16 or food allowance 17 of the surface material to the folding allowance 14 of the metal plate. It is enough.

そのように表面材11の食出代17を折畳溝15に挟み込んでからは、金属板の折畳代14と金属板12を叩いて折畳溝15を叩き潰し、表面材11の周縁と金属板12の周縁を確り接合し、充填材13を表面材11と金属板12の間に内包させる。
内包された充填材13が表面材11と金属板12の間でズレ動かなくするためには、表面材の折畳代16を金属板の折畳代14に仮止めするように、金属板12の表面にもバリ(ギザギザになった”返り”)を付けておくとよい。
After sandwiching the food allowance 17 of the surface material 11 in the folding groove 15, the metal plate folding allowance 14 and the metal plate 12 are beaten to crush the folding groove 15, and the peripheral edge of the surface material 11 is The periphery of the metal plate 12 is firmly joined, and the filler 13 is included between the surface material 11 and the metal plate 12.
In order to prevent the included filler 13 from shifting between the surface material 11 and the metal plate 12, the metal plate 12 is temporarily fixed so that the folding margin 16 of the surface material is temporarily fixed to the folding margin 14 of the metal plate. It is recommended to add a burr (a jagged “return”) to the surface of the surface.

表面材の食出代17を金属板の折畳溝15に押し込み、或いは、金属板の折畳代14と表面材の折畳代16を一緒に畳曲げると、表面材11が緊張され、表面材11からのテンションを受けて金属板12が反表面材側に膨出し、金属板12の周縁が異状に反り上がり易くなる。その反り上がりを防ぐには、金属板12を表面材側に膨出させておくとよい(図3・a−1,b−1)。   When the feeding cost 17 of the surface material is pushed into the folding groove 15 of the metal plate, or when the folding cost 14 of the metal plate and the folding cost 16 of the surface material are folded together, the surface material 11 is tensioned, In response to the tension from the material 11, the metal plate 12 bulges toward the surface opposite to the surface, and the peripheral edge of the metal plate 12 tends to warp abnormally. In order to prevent the warpage, the metal plate 12 should be bulged toward the surface material side (FIGS. 3A-1 and B-1).

金属板12には、アルミニウム、ステンレス、トタン、ブリキ等を使用することが出来るが、内装パネル10の加工性や剛性、美観、腐食等を勘案し、アルミニウムを使用することが推奨される。   Aluminum, stainless steel, tin, tinplate, or the like can be used for the metal plate 12, but it is recommended to use aluminum in consideration of the workability, rigidity, aesthetics, corrosion, and the like of the interior panel 10.

金属板12の厚みは、薄ければ薄いほど畳曲げ加工し易くなるが、内装パネル10の剛性の面を考慮して、0.1mm〜1.5mm程度に、好ましくは0.5mm〜0.8mm程度にする。   The thinner the metal plate 12 is, the easier it is to perform tatami bending, but considering the rigidity of the interior panel 10, it is about 0.1 mm to 1.5 mm, preferably 0.5 mm to 0.00 mm. Set to about 8 mm.

表面材の食出代17を金属板の折畳溝15に押し込み、或いは金属板の折畳代14と表面材の折畳代16を一緒に畳み曲げるときに、折畳力の不均一さにより金属板に歪みが発生し、金属板12の全体が異状に反り上がり易くなる。その反り上がりを防ぐには金属板12を表面材側または反表面材側に金属金型を押し当てることにより補強筋24を内法18に囲まれる内部に形成させておくとよい(図4〜図7)。   Due to the non-uniformity of the folding force when the surface material feeding allowance 17 is pushed into the folding groove 15 of the metal plate, or when the metal plate folding margin 14 and the surface material folding margin 16 are folded together. The metal plate is distorted, and the entire metal plate 12 is likely to warp abnormally. In order to prevent the warpage, the reinforcing plate 24 may be formed inside the inner method 18 by pressing the metal plate 12 against the surface material side or the anti-surface material side (FIG. 4 to FIG. 4). FIG. 7).

補強筋24は、型押しされて1〜5度折れ曲がった程度の折筋24a(図4〜図5)でもよいし、型押しされて0.5mm〜2.5mm程度窪んだ凹筋(リブ)24bや0.5mm〜2.5mm程度隆起した凸筋(リブ)24cであってもよい(図6〜図7)。
そのように、補強筋24を付形すると、金属板12の形状が安定し、厚みが0.5mm以下の薄手の金属板12でも使用が可能となり、軽く、持ち運び易く、取り扱い易く、建造物等における内壁、天井、間仕切り、パーテーション、扉その他の建具等の基材23に軽く係止しても離脱せず、仮に離脱して落下しても被害がなく、安全、且つ、簡便に基材23に施工することの出来る内装パネル10が得られる。
The reinforcing bar 24 may be a folding line 24a (FIGS. 4 to 5) that is bent by 1 to 5 degrees after being embossed, or a concave line (rib) that is recessed by about 0.5 mm to 2.5 mm after being embossed. 24b or convex muscles (ribs) 24c raised by about 0.5 mm to 2.5 mm may be used (FIGS. 6 to 7).
In this way, if the reinforcing bars 24 are formed, the shape of the metal plate 12 is stabilized, and even a thin metal plate 12 having a thickness of 0.5 mm or less can be used, and is light, easy to carry, easy to handle, buildings, etc. The inner wall, ceiling, partition, partition, door, other fittings, etc. are not easily detached even if they are lightly locked, and even if they are detached and dropped, there is no damage, and the substrate 23 is safe and simple. The interior panel 10 can be obtained.

表面材11には、パイル布帛を含む織物、編物、不織布、人工皮革、天然皮革、合成紙、和紙等の繊維質の可撓性シート状資材が使用される。その中のパイル布帛は、静電植毛布帛、パイル織物、パイル編物、起毛織物、起毛編物、起毛不織布の何れでもよく、起毛不織布は、ニードルパンチングによって一部の繊維を繊維ウエブから突き出してパイルを形成したものであってもよい。
内装パネル10の意匠性の点で、又、基材23の装飾のために使用される他の内装材との美的調和を考慮し、或いは又、内装パネル10による吸音効果を考慮し、表面材11には織物を使用することが望ましい。染色性、発色性、寸法安定性、耐久性、意匠性等の点では、ポリエステル繊維製織物が、表面材11として特に好適である。
For the surface material 11, a fibrous flexible sheet-like material such as a woven fabric, a knitted fabric, a nonwoven fabric, artificial leather, natural leather, synthetic paper, or Japanese paper including a pile fabric is used. The pile fabric among them may be any of an electrostatic flocking fabric, a pile woven fabric, a pile knitted fabric, a raised woven fabric, a raised knitted fabric, and a raised non-woven fabric. It may be formed.
In consideration of the design characteristics of the interior panel 10, considering the aesthetic harmony with other interior materials used for decorating the base material 23, or considering the sound absorption effect of the interior panel 10, the surface material 11 is preferably a woven fabric. Polyester fiber fabrics are particularly suitable as the surface material 11 in terms of dyeability, color developability, dimensional stability, durability, designability, and the like.

内装パネル10を軽量化すると共に、内装パネル10を難燃化するうえでは、繊維製表面材(布帛)11の目付けは400g/m2 以下にすることが望ましい。 In order to reduce the weight of the interior panel 10 and to make the interior panel 10 flame retardant, the basis weight of the fiber surface material (fabric) 11 is desirably 400 g / m 2 or less.

表面材11として使用する繊維質の可撓性シート状資材の表面には、撥水処理や防汚処理等を施してもよく、そのように処理することによって、水の汚れの浸入による吸音効果の低下を防ぐことが出来る。   The surface of the fibrous flexible sheet material used as the surface material 11 may be subjected to water repellent treatment, antifouling treatment, and the like. Can be prevented.

表面材11に使用する繊維質の可撓性シート状資材には、火災等の発生を防ぐために撥水処理と共に難燃処理を施すとよい。   The fibrous flexible sheet-like material used for the surface material 11 may be subjected to a flame retardant treatment together with a water repellent treatment in order to prevent the occurrence of a fire or the like.

充填材13には、繊維ウエブ、不織布、発泡樹脂シート等の多孔質材料が使用され、その材質は特に限定されが、内装パネル10を不燃建築材料として使用するためには、ガラスウールやロックウール等の無機質材料を使用するとよい。   The filler 13 is made of a porous material such as a fiber web, a nonwoven fabric, or a foamed resin sheet, and the material is particularly limited. In order to use the interior panel 10 as a noncombustible building material, glass wool or rock wool is used. It is preferable to use an inorganic material such as

表面材11を金属板12に固定するためには、金属板と表面材を共に反表面側に折曲げ、その折曲げて変形した最外周部分において内側に折曲げられた表面材に押し当てるが、より一層強固に固定するためには、繊維表面材の最外部分が内側に折曲げられた状態において更に折曲げるとよい(図3・c−2・c−3)。
そのように更に折曲げて金属板12の折畳代14を多重にする場合には、必ずしも表面材11の最外縁側に食出代17を設ける必要はなく、表面材11の最外縁と金属板12の最外縁が重なり合うようにすることも出来る。
In order to fix the surface material 11 to the metal plate 12, the metal plate and the surface material are both bent to the opposite surface side and pressed against the surface material bent inward at the outermost peripheral portion which is bent and deformed. In order to fix it more firmly, it is preferable that the outermost part of the fiber surface material be further bent inward (FIGS. 3, c-2, and c-3).
In the case of further folding in such a manner that the folding margin 14 of the metal plate 12 is multiplexed, it is not always necessary to provide the feeding margin 17 on the outermost edge side of the surface material 11, and the outermost edge of the surface material 11 and the metal The outermost edges of the plate 12 can be overlapped.

係止具21は、内装パネル10を組み立てる前に金属板12に装着してもよいし(図3・a−1)、内装パネルを組み立ててから装着してもよい(図3・c−1・c−3)。基材23には、内装パネルの係止具21に雌雄対応する係止具22が取り付けられる。それらの係止具21・22には、面ファスナー、マグネット、ホック等が使用される。   The fastener 21 may be attached to the metal plate 12 before assembling the interior panel 10 (FIG. 3a-1), or may be attached after the interior panel is assembled (FIG. 3c-1). C-3). The base material 23 is provided with a locking tool 22 corresponding to the male and female of the locking tool 21 of the interior panel. A hook-and-loop fastener, a magnet, a hook, etc. are used for these latching tools 21 and 22.

以下、本発明に係る内装パネル10の製造方法の実施例について説明する。   Hereinafter, the Example of the manufacturing method of the interior panel 10 which concerns on this invention is described.

(実施例1)
厚み0.5mmのアルミ板(A5025)を、寸法縦530mm×横530mmとなるように裁断する。次に、最外周4辺を30mm折畳んだ場合に重なる部分について、金属板をカットし取り除いておき、金属板12を得る。次に、金属板12に対して相似であり、且つ、最外周が金属板12よりも50mm長くなるようにポリエステル繊維製織物を裁断して表面材11を得た。次に、市販のガラスウールを寸法縦470mm×横470mmの大きさに裁断して充填材13を得る。
Example 1
An aluminum plate (A5025) having a thickness of 0.5 mm is cut so as to have a dimension of 530 mm long × 530 mm wide. Next, the metal plate is cut and removed from the overlapping portion when the outermost four sides are folded by 30 mm to obtain the metal plate 12. Next, the surface material 11 was obtained by cutting the polyester fiber woven fabric so that it was similar to the metal plate 12 and the outermost periphery was 50 mm longer than the metal plate 12. Next, a commercially available glass wool is cut into a size of 470 mm long × 470 mm wide to obtain a filler 13.

上面板が十分に分厚く、側面が垂直な面を構成している机の上に金属板12をセットし、その上に金属板12の中央と、充填材13の中央が合うように、充填材13をセットし、それらの金属板と充填材の中央に表面材の中央に合うようにセットする。   The metal plate 12 is set on a desk whose upper surface plate is sufficiently thick and the side surface is vertical, and the filler is placed so that the center of the metal plate 12 and the center of the filler 13 are aligned therewith. 13 is set, and the metal plate and the filler are set in the center so as to match the center of the surface material.

次に、畳込み設定部分を机の端に合わせ、畳込み設定部以外であり、且つ、机上面にある金属板12を表面材11の上から押さえつけ、ハンマーで机の端から食み出た部分を叩き、金属板12の畳込み設定箇所と、金属板12の最外周囲部分と、表面材11の最外周囲部付近を一緒に机の上板側面になぞって90度折曲げ、順次四辺とも90度折曲げる。   Next, the folding setting part is aligned with the edge of the desk, the metal plate 12 other than the folding setting part and on the desk top surface is pressed from the top of the surface material 11, and struck out from the edge of the desk with a hammer. Strike the part, bend 90 degrees by tracing the folding setting location of the metal plate 12, the outermost peripheral portion of the metal plate 12, and the outermost peripheral portion of the surface material 11 together on the side of the top plate of the desk. Bend 90 degrees on all four sides.

次に、机の上に、繊維表面材を下側に向けておき、90度折曲げた部分を、175度以上の角度がつくようにハンマーで満遍なく四辺とも叩いた。   Next, the fiber surface material was faced down on the desk, and the part bent 90 degrees was hit evenly on all four sides with a hammer so as to make an angle of 175 degrees or more.

かくして、表面材11に充填材が内包された内装パネル10を、接着剤を用いずに得ることが出来た。   Thus, the interior panel 10 in which the filler was included in the surface material 11 could be obtained without using an adhesive.

本発明の内装パネル10は、建造物や建具等の基材23の表面を装飾する内装材としてだけではなく、遮音パネル、吸音パネル、緩衝パネル、断熱パネル、保温パネル、不燃パネルとして利用することが出来る。   The interior panel 10 of the present invention is used not only as an interior material for decorating the surface of the base material 23 such as a building or joinery, but also as a sound insulation panel, a sound absorption panel, a buffer panel, a heat insulation panel, a heat insulation panel, and a non-combustible panel. I can do it.

10:内装パネル
11:繊維表面材
12:金属板
13:充填材
14:金属板の折畳代
15:折畳溝
16:表面材の折畳代
17:表面材の食出代
18:金属板の内法
19:折目印
20:折畳ライン
21・22:係止具
23:基材
24:補強筋
DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10: Interior panel 11: Fiber surface material 12: Metal plate 13: Filler 14: Metal plate folding allowance 15: Folding groove 16: Surface material folding allowance 17: Surface material feeding allowance 18: Metal plate No. 19: Fold mark 20: Folding line 21, 22: Locking tool 23: Base material 24: Reinforcing bar

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金属板(12)と、その金属板(12)の片面に積層された充填材(13)と、その充填材(13)に積層された繊維表面材(11)を含んでなる多層構造体であって
の金属板(12)の最外縁側を含む折畳代(14)の一部が金属板(12)の反繊維表面材側に向かって90度以上畳込まれ
の金属板(12)の繊維表面材側と金属板(12)の折畳代(14)によって生成される折畳溝(15)に、繊維表面材(11)の最外縁側を含む食出代(17)の一部を、折曲げて差し込み且つその折曲げて差し込まれた繊維表面材(11)の食出代(17)に金属板(12)を押し当てて固定ていることを特徴とする内装パネル。
A multilayer structure comprising a metal plate (12) , a filler (13) laminated on one side of the metal plate (12) , and a fiber surface material (11) laminated on the filler (13). There ,
Some Oritatamidai of (14) including a top outer edge of that metal plate (12) is convolved more than 90 degrees toward the non-fibrous surface material side of the metal plate (12),
The Oritatamimizo (15) generated by Oritatamidai (14) of the anti-fiber surface member side and the metal plate of that metal plate (12) (12), including the outermost edge of the fiber surface material (11) some food Projection (17), and fixed by pressing the food Projection (17) fold pointing write-and that occasion bend inserted fiber surface material (11) metal plate (12) An interior panel characterized by
金属板(12)の少なくとも一部が繊維表面材側に膨出していることを特徴とする前掲請求項1に記載の内装パネル。 Interior panel of supra claim 1 wherein at least a portion of the metal plate (12), characterized in that the bulges on the fiber surface material side. 金属板(12)の少なくとも一部が繊維表面材側または反繊維表面材側に突出した補強筋(24)を形成していることを特徴とする前掲請求項1〜2に載の内装パネル。 The interior panel according to claim 1 or 2, wherein at least a part of the metal plate (12) forms a reinforcing bar (24) protruding toward the fiber surface material side or the anti- fiber surface material side. 金属板(12)の反繊維表面材側または繊維表面材(11)の折畳代(16)に基材(23)との接合を目的とした係止具(21)を装備していることを特徴とする前掲請求項1〜3の何れかに記載の内装パネル。 The metal plate (12) has an anti- fiber surface material side or a folding surface (16) of the fiber surface material (11) equipped with a locking tool (21) for the purpose of joining to the base material (23). The interior panel according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein: 金属板(12)の最外縁側の折畳代(14)の表面に凹凸面が設けられており、その凹凸面に繊維表面材(11)の折畳代(16)が仮固定されていることを特徴とする前掲請求項1〜4の何れかに記載の内装パネル。 Uneven surface on the front surface is provided in the outermost edge of the metal plate (12) Oritatamidai (14), the fiber surface material (11) Oritatamidai (16) is temporarily fixed on the uneven surface The interior panel according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the interior panel is provided. 金属板(12)の折畳み設定位置が変形しており、その変形部が折畳み時の支点として利用されていることを特徴とする前掲請求項1〜5の何れかに記載の内装パネル。 The interior panel according to any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein the folding setting position of the metal plate (12) is deformed, and the deformed portion is used as a fulcrum at the time of folding. 金属板(12)の折畳み設定位置に複数個の貫通孔(19)が配置されており、その複数個の貫通孔(19)が折畳み時の支点として利用されていることを特徴とする前掲請求項1〜6の何れかに記載の内装パネル。 A plurality of through holes (19) are arranged at folding setting positions of the metal plate (12) , and the plurality of through holes (19) are used as fulcrums at the time of folding. Item 7. The interior panel according to any one of items 1 to 6.
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