JP6891749B2 - Mounting plate and guide plate - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to a mounting plate for fixing furniture to a wall using a magnet, and a guide plate for mounting the mounting plate at a predetermined position on the wall surface.

Conventionally, various types of furniture have been known in which furniture is fixed to a wall mainly composed of metal by using a magnet.

However, when the wall is mainly made of a material such as stainless steel or wood that does not attract magnets, there is a problem that furniture cannot be properly attached to the wall surface by using magnets.

In the past, when furniture could not be properly attached to the wall surface using a magnet, the furniture was attached to the wall surface by using a double-sided tape together with the magnet.

However, when the furniture is a cabinet with a lock, there are concerns about the following problems. That is, in many cases, the magnet and double-sided tape provided in the cabinet are premised on the operation of detaching from the internal space of the cabinet after opening the door of the cabinet. If it cannot be opened due to the above, it will be extremely difficult to remove the cabinet from the wall surface.

Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2010-24247

The present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances, and at least a highly flexible mounting plate capable of fixing furniture to a wall using a magnet, and a mounting plate at a predetermined position on the wall surface. It is an object of the present invention to provide a guide plate which can be suitably attached to the furniture.

That is, the present invention has the following configuration.

The invention according to claim 1 is a mounting plate for fixing furniture to a wall using a magnet, which is made of metal to which the magnet can be attracted, and the back surface side is attached to the wall surface via an adhesive means. It is a mounting plate that can be mounted and has an engaged portion formed on the peripheral edge portion to which a tool can be fitted, and an operating force that can be applied to rotate with respect to the wall surface by using the tool. ..

The invention according to claim 2 is the mounting plate according to claim 1, wherein a plurality of engaged portions are formed on the peripheral edge portion.

According to the third aspect of the present invention, the engaged portion is a protruding portion, has a substantially symmetrical shape in the vertical and horizontal directions in a front view, and the protruding portion is formed at four points on the peripheral edge portion. Item 2. The mounting plate according to item 2.

The invention according to claim 4 is used in contact with the wall surface, and is a guide plate for attaching the mounting plate according to any one of claims 1 to 3 to a predetermined position on the wall surface. A guide plate provided with a mounting guide hole through which the mounting plate can pass and another wall contact portion for maintaining posture that can abut on another wall surface adjacent to the wall surface and facing a different direction with respect to the wall surface. is there.

The invention according to claim 5 is the guide plate according to claim 4, wherein the other wall surface is a floor surface.

The invention according to claim 6 is the guide plate according to claim 4 or 5, wherein a plurality of the mounting guide holes are provided.

The invention according to claim 7 is the guide plate according to claim 4, 5 or 6, which is formed in a substantially rectangular plate shape in a front view and is made of corrugated cardboard.

The invention according to claim 8 is the guide plate according to claim 4, further comprising a corner contact portion positioned so as to be attached to a corner portion formed by adjacent wall surfaces.

As described above, according to the present invention, at least, a mounting plate having excellent flexibility capable of fixing furniture to a wall using a magnet, and a guide plate capable of suitably mounting the mounting plate on a wall surface are provided. can do.

The front view which shows one Embodiment of this invention. The front view of the same embodiment with the door open. The right side view in the same embodiment. Front view in the same embodiment. Front view in the same embodiment. The rear view in the same embodiment. The rear view in the same embodiment. The rear view in the same embodiment. The rear view in the same embodiment. An exploded perspective view of the same embodiment. Partially enlarged right side view of the main part in the same embodiment. Partially enlarged right side view of the main part in the same embodiment. Front view in the same embodiment. The right side view in the same embodiment. The front view for explaining the operation in the same embodiment. Front view in the same embodiment. The perspective view for demonstrating the usage mode in the same embodiment. The perspective view for demonstrating the usage mode in the same embodiment. The perspective view for demonstrating the usage mode in the same embodiment. The perspective view for demonstrating the usage mode in the same embodiment. The perspective view for demonstrating the usage mode in the same embodiment. The perspective view for demonstrating the usage mode in the same embodiment.

Hereinafter, an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. 1 to 22.

In this embodiment, the present invention is applied to a disaster prevention cabinet A which is a storage body. As shown in FIGS. 21 and 22, the disaster prevention cabinet A is installed inside, for example, the elevator room F. For example, if the elevator room F stops abnormally in the building due to a disaster such as an earthquake, a person trapped inside the elevator room F is stored in the disaster prevention cabinet A for disaster response. Articles (not shown) can be used as appropriate. That is, the disaster prevention cabinet A can help to overcome the emergency situation of a person trapped in the elevator room F in the event of a disaster.

The disaster prevention cabinet A shown in this embodiment is of a type that is installed on the floor surface f2 while being attached to the pair of wall surfaces f1 constituting the corner region R in the elevator room F by using a strong magnet k11. ..

As shown in FIG. 1, the disaster prevention cabinet A switches the door H from the locked state to the unlocked state by pressing the push button 8 exposed on the front side without using a key (not shown) when necessary. It is equipped with a lock J that can be used. On the other hand, in the disaster prevention cabinet A, once the push button 8 is pressed and the door H is switched from the locked state to the unlocked state, the key is used to operate the cam lock lock 6 provided on the lock J. Unless, the door H cannot be returned to the locked state.

As shown in FIGS. 1 to 3, the disaster prevention cabinet A opens and closes the cabinet body G, which is a storage body body sp having a storage space sp capable of storing disaster response articles, and the storage space sp of the cabinet body G having a lock J. A door H that is rotatably supported with respect to the cabinet body G is provided.

As shown in FIGS. 1 to 3, the cabinet body G has a shape that can be installed in the corner area R in the elevator room F. The cabinet body G has a bottom wall g0 having a substantially isosceles triangular portion and a pair of rear walls erected from the paired trailing edges extending in directions approximately 90 ° different from each other on the bottom wall g0. The g1 and the top wall g2 in a forward leaning posture arranged between the upper ends of the paired rear wall g1 and the storage space sp and the external space are arranged between the front ends of the left and right rear walls g1 and communicate with each other. It includes a front frame portion g3 having an opening to be obtained, and a lower front wall g4 arranged between the left and right rear walls g1 under the front frame portion g3. A sponge material g5, which is an elastic member for suppressing the intrusion of dust, is provided on the peripheral edge of the rear wall g1.

The rear walls g1 paired to the left and right are provided with fastening devices K for fastening to the wall surface f1 of the elevator by using a magnet k11 at two locations above and below the rear wall g1. The fastening device K includes a fastener main body k1 having a magnet k11 and a support portion k2 that holds the fastener main body k1 so that it can move forward and backward. The fastener main body k1 includes an annular magnet k11 provided at the tip portion and a screw member k12 that supports the magnet k11 at the tip portion and has a thread groove formed at a portion rearward from the tip portion. ing. The support portion k2 can support the screw member k12 of the fastener main body k1 so as to be screwed forward and backward.

As shown in FIGS. 13 to 15 and 19 to 21, the disaster prevention cabinet A having the fastening device K has the elevator chamber F via a metal mounting plate B adhered to the wall surface f1 of the elevator chamber F. It is configured to be supported by the wall of the elevator. The surface b1 of the mounting plate B has a flat surface on which the magnet k11 of the fastening device K can be attracted. The mounting plate B and the guide plate E used for mounting the mounting plate B will be described in detail later.

As shown in FIG. 2, the rear wall g1 of the cabinet body G is provided with a door support member L capable of adjusting the degree of opening of the door H with respect to the cabinet body G when the door H is in the open state. .. The door support member L can suppress a state in which the door H is excessively opened and interferes with the surroundings after the door H is opened. The door support member L includes a chain l1 whose base end is supported by a rear wall g1 and a magnet l2 for adhering to a door supported by the tip of the chain l1. The magnet l2 for adhering the door can be fixed to the inner surface side of the door body I at the time of use.

As shown in FIGS. 1 to 3, the door H is attached to the door body I and the door body I, which are mainly composed of a metal plate and can move the storage space sp of the cabinet body G so as to be openable and closable. It is equipped with a lock J.

The door body I has a rectangular shape when viewed from the front, and can block the cabinet body G. On the inner surface side of the upper edge, which is the peripheral edge of the door body I, the closing posture is prohibited so that the door body I cannot be in close contact with the cabinet body G when the door H is open. A spring member i1 which is a mechanism is attached. The spring member i1 is for suppressing a problem that once the door H is opened, the door body I is in close contact with the cabinet body G and the appearance as if it is not used is maintained. When the door body I approaches the front frame portion g3 of the cabinet body G, the spring member i1 comes into contact with the front frame portion g3 and urges the door body I away from the front frame portion g3 by its elastic rebound force. I'm getting it.

Subsequently, the lock J will be described.

As shown in FIGS. 1 to 12, the lock J has a base 1 anchored to the door body I and a shaft portion 31 supported by a bearing portion 11 provided on the base 1, and is in front of the base 1. A stopper 3 that is pivotally supported between the position (M) and the rear position (N) so that it can move back and forth, and a lock position where the tip 41 can engage the cabinet body G to hold the door body I in the closed posture. Stopper 3 in the front position (M) that is rotatably supported with respect to the base 1 between (O) and the unlock position (P) that does not engage with the cabinet body G so that the door body I is in the open posture. A spring provided between the lock plate 4 that can be held in the lock position (O) by engaging with the stopper 3 and the lock plate 4 and that can urge the lock plate 4 in the direction of the unlock position (P). 5 and a cam lock lock 6 having a pressing plate 63 provided on the base 1 and capable of pressing the lock plate 4 at the unlocking position (P) in the direction of the locking position (O). Further, the lock J has a pressing plate 7 located on the rear side of the stopper 3 and attached to the base 1, a push button 8 arranged between the base 1 and the stopper 3, a push button 8 and a pressing plate. It is provided with a push button urging spring 9 arranged between the 7 and the 7.

As shown in FIGS. 1, 4, and 5, the base 1 has a substantially circular shape in front view. The base 1 is formed with an opening 12 for pressing the push button 8 from the front side. The base 1 is attached to the door body I by a screw v1. The base 1 is provided with an engaging portion (not shown) that engages with the lower opening edge of the communication hole (not shown) provided on the door body I on the back side thereof. Then, the screw v1 that has passed through the screw insertion hole 13 of the base 1 from the front side passes through the communication hole provided in the door body I and is screwed to the back cover 10 arranged on the back side of the door body I. ing. Then, when the base 1 and the back cover 10 are screwed together, the door body I is sandwiched between the base 1 and the back cover 10 from the front and back. In other words, the peripheral edge portion on the back surface side of the base 1 is held in close contact with the front surface of the peripheral edge portion of the communication hole formed in the door body I and set to a size smaller than that of the base 1.

The head portion of the screw v1 exposed on the front surface of the base 1 is concealed by a concealment sticker 2 which is a concealing member attached to the base 1.

As shown in FIGS. 6 to 12, the stopper 3 includes a shaft portion 31 rotatably supported by a bearing portion 11 provided on the base 1 at the upper end portion and extending in the left-right direction, and rearward with respect to the shaft portion 31. A hook 32, which is an upper spring support portion provided integrally with the shaft portion 31, and a rectangle that extends downward from the shaft portion 31 and penetrates in the front-rear direction in the vicinity of the lower end portion, which is a rotating end. A stopper body 33 having an engaging hole 331 having a shape and having a vertically long communication hole 332 penetrating in the front-rear direction through which a protruding portion 82 of the push button 8 and a spring 9 for urging the push button can pass in the middle portion in the vertical direction. It has. The lower end of the stopper 3 having the engaging hole 331 is located on the rear side of the lock plate 4. On both sides of the communication hole 332 of the stopper main body 33, push button reception protrusions 333 are formed so as to project toward the push button 8 side and come into contact with the push button 8 when the push button 8 is pressed.

As shown in FIGS. 6 to 10, the lock plate 4 is supported with respect to the base 1 so that the tip portion 41 can rotate in the vertical direction with respect to the base 1. In the lock plate 4, the tip portion 41 is engaged with the front frame portion g3 of the cabinet body G and the lock position (O) that can prevent the door H from opening, and the tip portion 41 is associated with the front frame portion g3 of the cabinet body G. It is configured so that it can rotate with the unlocking position (P) that does not match. The tip 41 of the lock plate 4 at the lock position (O) is located above and outside the tip 41 of the lock plate 4 at the unlock position (P). The base end portion of the lock plate 4 has a shaft hole 42 that fits outside the shaft 14 projecting from the base 1. The front surface 411 of the tip portion 41 of the lock plate 4 is formed so as to be gradually located on the rear side toward the outside. The lock plate 4 is provided with a convex portion 43 capable of engaging with the engaging hole 331 provided in the stopper 3 on the back surface side thereof. The convex portion 43 has a downward surface 431 that can come into contact with the lower inner peripheral surface of the engagement hole 331 of the stopper 3 at the lock position (O). The convex portion 43 has a guide inclined surface 432 for smoothly engaging with the engaging hole 331 when the lock plate 4 is returned from the unlocked position (P) to the locked position (O).

When the lock plate 4 is in the lock position (O), the lock J allows the convex portion 43 of the lock plate 4 to enter and engage with the engagement hole 331 of the stopper 3 in the front position (M). ing. The lock plate 4 includes a pressed portion 44 that can be pressed from the lower side to the upper side by the pressing plate 63. The lock plate 4 is located on the right side of the shaft hole 42 at the base end portion, in other words, at a position opposite to the side where the tip portion 41 of the lock plate 4 is located with reference to the shaft hole 42, and the lower spring support portion. The hook 45 is projected.

As shown in FIGS. 6 to 12, the spring 5 is a single coiled spring 5. The spring 5 is interposed between the stopper 3 and the lock plate 4. The spring 5 urges the lock plate 4 in the unlocking position (P) direction and the stopper 3 in the front position (M) direction. In other words, the spring 5 has a function of urging the lock plate 4 in the unlocking position (P) direction and a function of urging the stopper 3 in the front position (M) direction.

The upper end 51 of the spring 5 is supported by the hook 32, which is the upper spring support portion protruding from the shaft portion 31 of the stopper 3, and the lower end 52, which is the other end, is the base end of the lock plate 4. It is supported by a hook 45, which is a lower spring support portion projecting from the portion.

As shown in FIGS. 1 and 3 to 10, the cam lock lock 6 has a cylinder 61 integrally provided with the base 1 and a cam lock rotatably arranged in the cylinder 61 and provided with a key insertion portion 621 on the front side. It includes a lock body 62 and a pressing plate 63 that can rotate integrally with the cam lock lock body 62. The cam lock lock 6 can rotate the cam lock lock main body 62 in the cylinder 61 only when a key (not shown) is inserted into the key insertion portion 621 provided in the cam lock lock main body 62. The pressing plate 63 provided at the rear end of the cam lock lock body 62 so as to be integrally rotated locks the lock plate 4 from the unlocked position (P) by the operating force of the user who rotates with the key. The position can be changed to (O).

As shown in FIGS. 6 to 10, the pressing plate 7 is arranged on the rear side of the stopper 3. The holding plate 7 is attached to the base 1 by a screw v2. The pressing plate 7 is provided at a position where the stopper 3 and the lock plate 4 can be pressed from behind so as not to separate from the base 1. The pressing plate 7 also functions as a scaffold that can support the rear end portion of the push button urging spring 9 that urges the push button 8 toward the front side. A positioning hole 71 through which a posture-maintaining protrusion 82 provided on the push button 8 can be inserted is provided in the intermediate portion of the pressing plate 7.

As shown in FIGS. 1 and 3 to 10, the push button 8 includes a push button main body 81 having a circular shape when viewed from the front, and a protruding portion 82 projecting rearward from the central portion of the push button main body 81. There is. The push button 8 is urged toward the front side by the urging force of the push button urging spring 9. An intermediate portion of the stopper 3 is located behind the push button main body 81 so that the stopper 3 can receive the pressing operation force of the user against the push button 8. In other words, the push button 8 is configured to be able to push the stopper 3 backward in response to a pressing operation force on the push button 8 by the user.

As shown in FIG. 10, the push button urging spring 9 has a coil shape and is wound around a protruding portion 82 of the push button 8. The rear end portion of the push button urging spring 9 is supported by the pressing plate 7, and the front end portion is in contact with the back surface side of the push button main body 81.

As shown in FIG. 2, the back cover 10 covers the main parts constituting the lock J, and attaches the base 1 that collectively supports the various members constituting the lock J to the door body I. It has a role. The back cover 10 is provided with a nut portion (not shown) to which the screw v1 that has passed through the screw insertion hole 13 of the base 1 is screwed. Note that FIGS. 6 to 9 show the back cover 10 omitted for convenience of explanation.

Next, the operation of the lock J will be described.

In the state where the disaster prevention cabinet A is installed in the elevator room F, the lock J holds the door H in the locked state. That is, the lock plate 4 of the lock J anchored to the door body I is located at the lock position (O) engaged with the front frame portion g3 of the cabinet body G. At this time, the stopper 3 is located at the front position (M), and the convex portion 43 of the lock plate 4 is inserted into the engaging hole 331 of the stopper 3 and is in a state of being engaged.

When it is desired to open the door H in the event of a disaster or the like, the push button 8 of the lock J is pressed from the front in order to unlock the door H. The push button 8 pushed by the user moves backward against the urging force of the push button urging spring 9. Then, the back surface of the push button main body 81 comes into contact with the push button reception protrusion 333 projecting from the stopper 3, and the push button 8 changes the position of the stopper 3 from the front position (M) to the rear position (N). Become.

When the stopper 3 moves to the rear position (N), the engaging hole 331 of the stopper 3 moves to the rear side and comes out of the convex portion 43 of the lock plate 4 which is urged to move downward. That is, when the stopper 3 moves from the front position (M) to the rear position (N), the engagement between the convex portion 43 of the lock plate 4 and the engagement hole 331 of the stopper 3 is released, and the urging force of the spring 5 causes the stopper 3 to be disengaged. The lock plate 4 transitions from the lock position (O) to the unlock position (P).

As shown enlarged in FIGS. 11 and 12, when the stopper 3 is displaced from the front position (M) to the rear position (N), the hook 32 integrally provided with the shaft portion 31 of the stopper 3 rotates the shaft portion 31. Along with this, it will be displaced from the bottom to the top. With the movement of the hook 32, the position of the upper end 51 of the spring 5 at the rear position (N) is higher than that at the front position (M). That is, the lock J in this embodiment can obtain the distance from the lower end 52 of the spring 5 as long as possible when the stopper 3 is not engaged with the lock plate 4. In other words, the lock J attempts to attract the upper hook 32 and the lower hook 45 by the spring 5 in the process of the lock plate 4 transitioning from the lock position (O) to the unlock position (P). It is possible to effectively suppress the decay of power.

Next, a mounting plate B for supporting the disaster prevention cabinet A on the wall of the elevator chamber F by utilizing the attractive force of the magnet k11 will be described. In this embodiment, the disaster prevention cabinet A is used by using the mounting plate B so that the mounting plate B can be flexibly supported even when the magnet k11 arranged in the disaster prevention cabinet A is difficult to mount due to the material of the wall of the elevator chamber F. Is fixed to the wall.

The mounting plate B is made of metal to which the magnet k11 can be attracted, and the back surface b2 side is attached to the wall surface f1 via the double-sided tape C which is an adhesive means. The mounting plate B is formed with a protruding portion b4 which is an engaged portion into which a spanner D, which is a tool, can be fitted to the peripheral edge portion b3. When it is necessary to peel off the mounting plate B from the wall surface f1, an operating force that rotates with respect to the wall surface f1 can be applied to the mounting plate B by using a spanner D.

The mounting plate B has a plurality of protruding portions b4 formed on the peripheral edge portion b3. More specifically, the mounting plate B has a substantially symmetrical shape in the vertical and horizontal directions when viewed from the front, and protrusions b4 are formed at four points of the peripheral edge portion b3. The protruding portion b4 has a shape that matches the diameter portion d1 of the spanner D. In this embodiment, the width dimension of the protruding portion b4 corresponds to the width across flats of the diameter portion d1 of 12 mm.

In the case of the mounting plate B shown in this embodiment, the mounting plate B attached to the wall surface f1 can be relatively easily separated from the wall surface f1 by rotating the mounting plate B attached to the wall surface f1 using a spanner D. You can do it. That is, an excessive force was required to pull the mounting plate B away from the wall surface f1 to separate the mounting plate B from the wall surface f1, but if it is shown in the present embodiment, a spanner D is used. Therefore, the mounting plate B can be peeled off from the wall surface f1 very easily. Therefore, the mounting plate B is excellent in maintainability.

In this embodiment, as shown in FIGS. 16 to 20, a guide plate E is used to attach the mounting plate B to the wall surface f1.

The guide plate E is used in contact with the wall surface f1 of the elevator chamber F. Since the guide plate E can guide the mounting position of the mounting plate B, the mounting plate B can be easily mounted at a predetermined position on the wall surface f1.

The guide plate E is for maintaining a posture that can come into contact with the mounting guide hole e1 through which the mounting plate B can pass and the floor surface f2 which is another wall surface adjacent to the upright wall surface f1 and facing a different direction with respect to the wall surface f1. It is provided with a floor contact portion e2 which is another wall contact portion. The guide plate E is formed in a substantially rectangular plate shape when viewed from the front. A plurality of mounting guide holes e1 provided in the guide plate E are provided, and are formed at four locations in this embodiment.

The guide plate E is made of corrugated cardboard. The guide plate E is set to a size that can be accommodated together with the disaster prevention cabinet A in the storage box of the disaster prevention cabinet A to be installed. In this embodiment, the guide plate E is provided with a corner contact portion e3 which is a valley fold line positioned in the middle portion in the left-right direction in contact with the corner portion f3 formed by the adjacent wall surfaces f1 in the elevator chamber F. ing. The folding line e4 extending in the vertical direction provided on the outside of the mounting guide hole e1 is a portion that is bent when stored in the storage box of the disaster prevention cabinet A.

With reference to FIGS. 17 to 22, the outline of mounting the mounting plate B in the elevator chamber F at an appropriate position and installing the disaster prevention cabinet A in the corner region R will be described.

First, the guide plate E is taken out from the storage box in which the disaster prevention cabinet A is packed, and the corner portion f3 of the corner area R in which the disaster prevention cabinet A is installed is confirmed (FIG. 17).

Next, the corner contact portion e3 extending in the vertical direction in the middle portion in the left-right direction of the guide plate E is brought into contact with the corner portion f3 to position the guide plate E, and the lower end edge of the floor contact portion e2 is placed on the floor. The guide plate E is positioned in contact with the surface f2 (FIG. 18).

Subsequently, the mounting plate B having the double-sided tape C attached to the back surface b2 is attached to the wall surface f1 of the elevator chamber F by passing the attachment guide hole e1 of the guide plate E positioned in the corner region R (FIG. 19).

Then, after being guided by the guide plate E and attaching the mounting plates B at four locations, the guide plate E attached to the wall surface f1 and the floor surface f2 is removed (FIG. 20). As a result, the work of attaching the mounting plate B to the wall surface f1 portion that matches the positions of the fastening devices K arranged at the four locations on the back side of the disaster prevention cabinet A is completed.

After that, the disaster prevention cabinet A is moved in the corner portion f3 direction (FIG. 21), and then the fastener main body k1 of the fastening device K is appropriately screwed forward and backward from the storage space sp side of the disaster prevention cabinet A. The work of arranging the disaster prevention cabinet A in the corner area R of the elevator room F is completed (FIG. 22).

As described above, the mounting plate B according to the present embodiment is for fixing the disaster prevention cabinet A, which is furniture, to the wall by using the magnet k11. The mounting plate B is made of metal to which the magnet k11 can be attracted, and is mounted on the wall surface f1 whose back surface b1 side stands up via the double-sided tape C which is an adhesive means. The mounting plate B is formed with a protruding portion b4 into which a spanner D, which is a tool, can be fitted (outerly fitted) to the peripheral edge portion b3. The mounting plate B can be provided with an operating force that rotates with respect to the wall surface f1 using the spanner D. Therefore, it is possible to provide the mounting plate B having excellent flexibility in which the disaster prevention cabinet A can be fixed to the wall by using the magnet k11.

That is, the mounting plate B is a metal member that is independent of the wall, and can be easily mounted on a wall of any material via the double-sided tape C. Therefore, the disaster prevention cabinet A having the fastening device K using the magnet k11 can be suitably attached to the wall on which the magnet k11 is difficult to be attracted.

Moreover, since the mounting plate B is formed with a protruding portion b4 on which the spanner D can be fitted to the peripheral edge portion b3, a large operation in the direction of rotation with respect to the wall surface f1 with respect to the mounting plate B using the spanner D is performed. It is designed to give power. Therefore, even if the mounting plate B is firmly adhered to the wall surface f1 by the double-sided tape C, the mounting plate B can be relatively easily separated from the wall surface f1.

Since a plurality of protrusions b4 are formed on the peripheral edge portion b3 of the mounting plate B, the diameter portion d1 of the spanner D can be fitted at a suitable position that is easy for the user to operate.

The mounting plate B has a substantially symmetrical shape vertically and horizontally when viewed from the front. The mounting plate B has protrusions b4 formed at four points on the peripheral edge portion b3. Therefore, since the protruding portion b4 is arranged at an appropriate position on the entire circumference of the mounting plate B, the diameter portion d1 of the spanner D can be fitted at a suitable position that is easy for the user to operate. It has become a thing.

The guide plate E is used in contact with the wall surface f1. The guide plate E is for mounting the mounting plate B at a predetermined position on the wall surface f1. The guide plate E includes a mounting guide hole e1 through which the mounting plate B can pass, and a floor contact portion e2 for maintaining a posture that can contact the floor surface f2. Therefore, the guide plate E can appropriately mount the mounting plate B at a predetermined position on the wall surface f1.

Since the guide plate E is formed in a substantially rectangular plate shape when viewed from the front, it can be suitably positioned with respect to the floor surface f2.

The guide plate E is provided with a plurality of mounting guide holes e1. Therefore, the guide plate E can appropriately attach a plurality of mounting plates B to a plurality of predetermined positions on the wall surface f1 at once.

The guide plate E is made of corrugated cardboard. Therefore, it is lightweight and can be easily positioned by the user.

The guide plate E includes a corner contact portion e3 that is positioned alongside the corner portion f3 formed by the adjacent wall surfaces f1. Therefore, the mounting plate B can be appropriately provided at a predetermined position in the corner region R.

The present invention is not limited to the embodiments described in detail above.

The furniture is not limited to the disaster prevention cabinet as shown in the above-described embodiment. The term "furniture" is a concept that includes what is called a storage fixture such as a disaster prevention cabinet.

The concept includes a wall including a lower wall including a floor surface facing the upper surface side and an upper wall including a ceiling surface facing the lower surface side. In other words, the wall on which the mounting plate should be mounted is not limited to the upright side wall.

A plurality of mounting plates do not necessarily have to be provided, and may be a single mounting plate.

The adhesive means for attaching the mounting plate to the wall surface is not limited to the double-sided tape, and may be, for example, an adhesive.

A recessed portion into which a tool can be fitted may be formed on the peripheral edge of the mounting plate. In other words, tools are not limited to spanners.

At least one protrusion or recess may be formed on the peripheral edge of the mounting plate, and a plurality of protrusions or recesses may not be provided.

If the guide plate is provided with another wall contact portion for maintaining posture, which is adjacent to the wall surface to be mounted on the mounting plate and can come into contact with another wall surface facing the wall surface in a different direction. Good. That is, the other wall surface may be oriented in a different direction from the mounting target surface of the mounting plate, and is not limited to the floor surface. For example, when the mounting target surface of the mounting plate is a floor surface or a ceiling surface, another wall surface can be a wall surface of an upright wall.

The number of mounting guide holes provided in the guide plate may be one instead of a plurality.

The guide plate is not limited to a rectangular shape, but has a contact side that is associated with a surface of the mounting plate that faces in a direction orthogonal to the mounting target surface to be mounted. If there is, it may be anything.

The guide plate may be made of any material and is not limited to that made of corrugated cardboard. The guide plate may be in the form of a sheet.

In addition, the specific configuration of each part is not limited to the above embodiment, and various modifications can be made without departing from the spirit of the present invention.

A ... Disaster prevention cabinet (furniture)
B ... Mounting plate C ... Double-sided tape (adhesive means)
f1 ... Wall surface b3 ... Peripheral part b4 ... Protruding part D ... Spanner (tool)

Claims (8)

A mounting plate for fixing furniture to a wall using magnets.
The magnet is made of metal that can be attracted, and the back surface side is attached to the wall surface via an adhesive means.
A mounting plate in which an engaged portion into which a tool can be fitted is formed on a peripheral edge portion, and an operating force for rotating the wall surface can be applied by using the tool. The mounting plate according to claim 1, wherein a plurality of engaged portions are formed on the peripheral edge portion. The engaged portion is a protruding portion, and the engaged portion is a protruding portion.
The mounting plate according to claim 2, which has a substantially symmetrical shape in the vertical and horizontal directions when viewed from the front, and the protrusions are formed at four points on the peripheral edge. A guide plate that is used in contact with the wall surface and for mounting the mounting plate according to any one of claims 1 to 3 at a predetermined position on the wall surface.
A guide plate provided with a mounting guide hole through which the mounting plate can pass, and another wall contact portion for maintaining a posture that can abut on another wall surface adjacent to the wall surface and facing a different direction with respect to the wall surface. The guide plate according to claim 4, wherein the other wall surface is a floor surface. The guide plate according to claim 4 or 5, wherein a plurality of mounting guide holes are provided. The guide plate according to claim 4, 5 or 6, which is formed in a substantially rectangular plate shape when viewed from the front and is made of corrugated cardboard. The guide plate according to claim 4, 5, 6 or 7, further comprising a corner contact portion positioned adjacent to a corner portion formed by adjacent wall surfaces.

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