JPH0136443Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to a fixture for attaching a mirror plate to a wall surface. Traditionally, mirror panels used in ordinary homes are installed by attaching the panel to the wall using double-sided adhesive mat or tape, or by screwing the upper and lower frames that hold the top and bottom ends of the panel directly to the wall. Alternatively, a hole was drilled in the mirror plate itself, a screw was inserted into the hole, and the screw was screwed into the wall surface to fix it.

However, since installation using double-sided adhesive mats or tape relies only on the adhesive force of the mat or tape, it lacks reliability in fixing the mirror panel, and is also difficult to install in areas with a lot of moisture, where the wall surface is not flat, or where the wall surface is not flat. However, it cannot be used in areas with high porosity. In addition, installation using only the upper and lower frames is not recommended if the walls of ordinary homes are made of materials that do not have sufficient strength, such as fireproof board or decorative plywood. It is necessary to screw the upper and lower frames to the supporting vertical and horizontal body edges, which has the disadvantage that the mounting positions are limited, and mounting by providing holes in the head plate itself and securing them with screws has the same disadvantages as the upper and lower frames mentioned above. In addition, there is a problem in that it is necessary to drill holes in the mirror plate.

The present invention was developed by focusing on these conventional problems.The upper and lower frames that hold the upper and lower ends of the mirror plate are installed between a pair of splints that are respectively attached to the wall surface, and the mirror plate is fixed. , which is designed to solve the above problems.

An embodiment of the present invention will be described below based on the drawings.

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing the main structure of the fixture 10 , and FIG. 2 is a side vertical cross-sectional view of the main part showing an example in which the mirror plate 20 is attached to a wall surface using the fixture.

The fixture 10 consists of a pair of splints 1 and 1', and an upper frame 2 and a lower frame 3 that are installed between the splints 1 and 1' and hold the upper and lower ends of the end plate 20, respectively. An L-shaped support 4 for inserting the upper frame 2 is provided at the upper part of the splints 1, 1', and a fixing bolt 5 for fixing the lower frame 3 is provided at the lower part. A screw hole 6 for screwing is provided, and a plurality of elongated holes 7 are provided between the holder 4 and the screw hole 6.
is drilled. Note that the receiver 4 and the screw hole 6
The distance therebetween is determined as appropriate depending on the length of the mirror plate 20 to be attached.

The upper frame 2 has a groove 8 into which the upper end of the end plate 20 is inserted, the back plate 9 thereof is inserted into the holder 4, and the lower frame 3 has a groove 8 into which the lower end of the end plate 20 is inserted. A long hole 13 is formed in the rear plate 12 so that the fixing bolt 5 passes through and the mounting position in the width direction can be adjusted.

Note that it is preferable to attach a packing material 14 such as a rubber plate to the inner surfaces of the upper frame 2 and the lower frame 3 so that the end plate 20 does not come into direct contact with the upper frame 2 and the lower frame 3. At the upper and lower ends of 1, 1',
Screw holes 15 and 15' are provided respectively, and the screw holes 1
Screw decorative bolts 16, 16' onto 5, 15',
Various accessories such as the receiving shelf 25 shown in FIG. 3 may be attached using the decorative bolts 16, 16', but if this is not necessary, it is of course unnecessary to provide screw holes. It is.

Next, the order of attaching the mirror plate 20 to the wall surface using the main fixture 10 will be explained.

First, the splints 1 and 1' are fixed to the frame 40 that supports the decorative plywood 30 at intervals slightly narrower than the width of the end panel 20 using wood screws 17, and the upper frame 3 is attached to the fixed splints 1 and 1'. It is fixed with fixing bolts 5. Then, the end plate 20 is set in the groove 11 of the lower frame 3, the lower end of the end plate 20 is placed, and then the upper frame 2 is inserted into the holder 4, and the upper end of the end plate 20 is held by the groove 8. It is something to do. Further, if necessary, decorative bolts 16 and 16' may be screwed into screw holes 15 and 15', respectively.

Further, the present mounting tool 10 can be suspended on a wall surface as shown in FIG. 3 using the decorative bolts 16.
Insert both ends of the chain 18 between the 16' and the chain 1
8 is suspended from a pin 19 provided on the wall surface, thereby making the mirror plate 20 a wall mirror.

At this time, a long hole 21 is provided in the back plate 9 of the upper frame 2 at a position where it is inserted into the receiver 4, and the steady plate 2 is inserted into the long hole 21.
2 with screws 23 to prevent the splints 1, 1' from inclining inwardly when the end plate 20 is suspended.

Also, instead of this steady plate 22, splint plates 1, 1'
Fix one end of the bar to each of the long holes 7, 7,
The other ends may be slidably connected to each other to prevent the splints 1, 1 from tilting inward.

Note that it is possible to fix the end plate 20 more reliably by pasting a double-sided adhesive mat or tape on the surface of the splint plate 1, 1' to attach the back side of the head plate 20 to the splint plate 1, 1'. preferable. In addition, to fix the splints 1, 1' and the lower frame 3, instead of screwing with the fixing bolts 5 described above, a support similar to that of the upper frame 2 is provided on the splint, and the splints are inserted into the support. It's okay,
The upper frame 2 may also be fixed to the splints 1, 1' by the same screws as the lower frame 3. In this way, the upper frame 2 and the lower frame 3 are fixed to the splints 1, 1' by screws. Any form can be used, such as mounting, insertion into a receiver, engagement with a gourd metal fitting, adhesion, or welding.

Further, as shown in the drawing, a plurality of the elongated holes 7 may be provided in the splint plates 1, 1', or one long hole may be provided.

As described above, according to the present invention, the mirror panel can be easily attached to any position by matching it with the wall base material, and if there is no border material, it can be hung on the wall using chains as described above. This has the effect that even if there is a certain degree of difference in the dimensions of the end plate, it can be easily installed and removed at any desired position.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of the mounting device of the present invention, Fig. 2 is a side longitudinal cross-sectional view of the main part showing an example of attaching the mirror plate to the wall surface by this mounting, and Fig. 3 is the installation of the present invention. FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing a configuration of the upper frame portion of the fixture in the embodiment shown in FIG. 3; FIG. 1, 1'...Splicing plate, 2...Upper frame, 3...Lower frame,
7... Long hole, 10 ... Mounting tool, 20... End plate.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A pair of splints having an L-shaped receiver in the upper region, a screw hole in the lower region, and a long hole between them;
A fixture for a mirror plate that horizontally suspends the upper frame via a letter-shaped holder and the lower frame via a screw hole in the lower region.