JPH0145284Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the invention] Industrial field of application This invention is based on the idea that when partitioning a room using wall panels, if one side of the wall panel is fixed,
The other relates to a connection device for wall panels that can be hooked one after the other and fixed together.

Prior Art Conventionally, when connecting partitions, pillars were erected at intervals, and wall panels were erected using the pillars as supports. In this case, each wall panel is L-shaped, T-shaped
Connecting glyphs or crosses requires pillars to establish direction, but pillars were also used to connect linearly. Therefore, when partitioning a room with a simple straight wall, it is necessary to install large-scale pillars at predetermined intervals and work on them, which does not improve the efficiency of partition construction and increases costs accordingly. Moreover, there was a problem in that the pillars were exposed at predetermined intervals, spoiling the aesthetic appearance of the room.

Purpose of the invention This invention was made to solve each of the above problems, and its purpose is to:
When partitioning a room with a simple straight wall,
To provide a partition connecting device which can easily connect wall panels to each other without using large pillars or the like, and can reduce costs by saving members and simplifying work.

Structure of the device First, the structure of the device will be explained based on the drawings.
As shown in FIGS. 1, 2, and 5, each wall panel 1, which is the main part of the partition, has a panel frame 1a made of a metal plate serving as a core material housed inside, and the outside on both sides A panel P is attached. A cap 4 is attached to the top of the panel frame 1a over the entire surface in the lateral direction. Also panel frame 1
At the position of the bottom screw hole 1f of a, there is a double nut 2a.
An arbitrary number of height-adjustable leg bolts 2 are screwed into the wall panel 1 in the vertical direction. In addition, horizontally elongated holes 4a are provided at intervals on both vertical surfaces of the above-mentioned Kasagi 4 so as to be exposed at the top of the panel P, and these, along with the vertically elongated holes 3e described later, are used for attaching hanging shelves, table mounting plates, etc. It is something to do.

Internal panel frame 1a of wall panel 1 according to this embodiment
As is clear from Figure 1, when viewed in cross section, the front and rear vertical planes in the connection direction are convex-shaped, and the central band is a convex ridge that protrudes slightly outward depending on the predetermined width. It is formed in the portion 1b. As shown in FIG. 4, rectangular latching holes 1c are located on the front and rear vertical surfaces of the panel frame 1a at heights corresponding to portions C and D in FIG. 2 showing the front surface.
However, in both the C part and the D part, an arbitrary number of latching holes 1c into which the latching claws 3d are inserted and screw holes 1d are provided on the surface of the convex part 1b.

As is clear from FIG. 1, the connecting piece 3 attached to the front end of the wall panel 1 has a cross section formed into a substantially concave shape by bending the metal plate, and its central band is shaped like a concave shape. The concave portion 3a of the connecting piece 3 is formed in the vertical direction so that the convex portion 1b of the panel frame 1a of the adjacent wall panel 1 described above can be inserted thereinto.

The tongue-shaped protrusion piece 3b provided on the inner vertical surface of this concave portion 3a is connected to the protrusion portion 1 of the panel frame 1a.
The connecting piece 3 is fixed to the panel frame 1a by screws 5 that are latched through the latching holes 1c of b, and screwed into matching screw holes 1d and 3c.

The latching claw 3d provided oppositely on the front surface of the connecting piece 3 is
The upward latching claws 3d, which can be fitted into the above-mentioned claw holes 1e formed in the panel frame 1a of the adjacent wall panel 1, are arranged at intervals that match the inner diameter of the concave portions 3a of the connecting pieces 3. An arbitrary number of them are protruded in parallel in the vertical direction. As shown in FIG. 5, vertical holes 3e for attaching a hanging shelf or table are provided at intervals on the longitudinal surfaces of the connecting piece 3 on both sides of the outer side so as to be exposed at the front of the panel P. There is. The lower surface of each base of the convex piece 3b is at the same height as the lower edge of each hole of the above-mentioned latching hole 1c, and the upper surface of each base of the above-mentioned latching claw 3d is the same height as the upper edge of each hole of the above-mentioned claw hole 1e. It is configured to be placed in the same position. (See Figure 8) The connecting piece 3 according to this embodiment is shown in Figures 1 and 5.
As shown in the figure, by fitting the convex pieces 3b into each of the locking holes 1c of the panel frame 1a and screwing the screws 5 from the screw holes 1d into the screw holes 3c, parallel to the front longitudinal surface of the panel frame 1a. It is installed in a shape.
In this case, the bottom surface of the base of each convex piece 3b comes into contact with the lower edge of each of the hooking holes 1c into which it is fitted, as shown in FIG. 6, to stably hold this connecting piece 3. .

When a room is partitioned with the arrangement of straight walls according to the above-mentioned configuration, as shown in FIG. The next wall panel 1 is lifted up a little, and the convex part 1b of the panel frame 1a arranged at the rear end is fitted into it. Each latch hole 1e provided on both side surfaces of the convex portion 1b is connected to each latch claw 3d protruding from the connecting piece 3.
As shown in Figure 7, after fitting by going straight from the front side, lower this adjacent wall panel 1 by the amount that it has been lifted, and tap the end of the panel 1 on this side downward. When the bolts 2 come into contact with the floor of the room, the upper edge of each of the pawl holes 1e touches the latching pawl 3.
d, and the upper surface of the claw hole 1e is held in a biting manner by each front vertical surface of the connecting piece 3 and the locking claw 3d. Can be connected directly with strong clamping force. In this way, the connection of partitions by straight walls with wall panels 1 of the same type can be achieved easily, quickly and reliably. As mentioned above, on both sides of the straight wall according to the above embodiment, a hanging shelf, a personal computer mounting table plate, etc. can be attached using the vertically long holes 3e and horizontally long holes 4a on each side. It is.

Effects of the invention The present invention allows wall panels to be joined together without using large pillars or connecting bolts, and by using strong clamping force at each end.
Since it can be easily, quickly, and reliably connected to a straight wall one after another, the number of conventional pillar-related materials can be saved, and the associated work is simplified, significantly reducing construction costs for this type of partition. , and because there are no pillars in the middle of the straight walls, it has the effect of maintaining the aesthetics of the interior.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figure 1 is a cross-sectional plan view of main parts showing a straight wall type partition formed by directly connecting wall panels with each other using this invented device, and Figure 2 is a cross-sectional plan view of the connected wall panels as viewed from arrow A in Figure 1. Figure 3 is an enlarged front view showing the main structure of parts C and D in Figure 2;
The figure is an enlarged front view showing the rear end of the wall panel as viewed from arrow B in Figure 1, showing the main parts of parts C and D in Figure 2, and Figure 5 is an enlarged front view of the wall panel constructed by this device. FIG. 6 is an enlarged sectional view showing the state in which the connecting pieces of FIG. 5 are attached, and FIGS. 7 and 8 are sectional views of main parts showing the order in which wall panels are attached to each other. It is. Explanation of symbols, 1...Wall panel, 1a...Panel frame,
1b...projection part, 1c...hanging hole, 1d...screw hole, 1
e...claw hole, 1f...screw hole, 2...leg bolt, 2a...
Double nut, 3... Connection piece, 3a... Recessed part, 3b...
Convex piece, 3c...screw hole, 3d...latching claw, 3e...vertical hole, 4...kasagi, 4a...horizontal hole, 5...screw, P...panel.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] Convex portions 1 provided in the vertical direction on both sides of the wall panel 1
A hooking hole 1c and a screw hole 1d are formed in b, and the connecting piece 3 having a recessed part 3a wide enough to fit the convex part 1b is connected to the wall panel 1a adjacent to one side thereof. This is done by a convex piece 3b formed at the bottom of this concave part 3a and a screw 5 screwed into a screw hole 3c that matches the screw hole 1d, and two screws protruding from both sides of the concave part 3a of the connecting piece 3. Opposite latch claw 3
d is a wall panel connection device which is hooked into two opposing claw holes 1e formed on the joint surfaces on both sides of the convex portion 1b of the wall panel 1a adjacent to the other side.