JPH0241201Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] This invention is a board that has a function to prevent the mounting plate from falling out when mounting a plate such as a foamed polystyrene plate or other heat insulating plate between mounting members such as posts or studs using a support tool. Relating to body support equipment.

Conventionally, in order to attach plates such as foamed polystyrene plates, which are thermal insulation materials for buildings, between mounting members such as columns, studs, and joists, the present applicant has previously applied for a patent application filed in 1973.
There is a plate support tool of No. 139110, but in this plate support tool, even if the plate is mounted between mounting members such as posts and studs using the support tool,
The plate body fell forward in the insertion direction due to wind pressure and vibration, making fixing work time-consuming, but the present invention improves this by providing the plate body support tool with a retaining function.

The gist of this is that a plate support tool with a cross-section of the same shape is made using a thin metal plate, especially a corrosion-resistant steel plate, and each component is bent at the same time as punching or separately bent after punching. A top plate and a side wall that can be fixed to the mounting member with nails, staples, etc. are formed, and at the same time, a support piece for the plate body is protruded from the side wall, and is opposed to the support piece. At the position where the board is to be held, that is, near the connecting corner between the top plate and the side wall, there are claws so that the board, such as a foamed polystyrene board, can be held and temporarily supported by the support force it has between itself and the support piece. Place the pieces on the baking sheet and/or
Alternatively, it is created by cutting and folding a part of the side wall.

That is, to explain the details based on the illustrated embodiment, the plate body support tool S of the present invention shown in FIG. It is formed by bending from a plate, and the metal plate is pressed out and bent edges are provided at both ends of the side wall 2 in opposite directions to attach the support tool S to a mounting member such as a post or stud. A support piece 3 for supporting the board 1 and a board such as a heat insulating board is formed to protrude, and the top board 1 has a driving pawl 10 which serves as a means for attaching to a mounting member and is bent toward its free end. A part of the side wall 2 is bent from a notch 4 formed in the side wall 2 to form a claw piece 5 which holds the end of the plate together with the support piece 3, and the support piece 3 is made bendable. On the side opposite to the top plate 1 with respect to the side wall 2,
Moreover, it is connected so as to be substantially flush with the top plate 1.
The claw pieces 5 in FIG. 1 can also be formed by cutting and raising the top plate 1 formed by cutting the side wall 2.

In addition, when forming the claw piece 5, the side wall 2 is cut and raised, and the cut end when forming the claw piece 5, that is, the cut at the shoulder portion 7 which is the connecting corner between the top plate 1 and the side wall 2 in FIG. When the folded end 6 is fixed at the bent corner of the shoulder 7 in order to use a part of the side wall 2 as the claw piece 5, a wavy protruding portion 8 is formed on the surface of the folded piece as shown in FIG. This may cause the surface to be obstructed when a board material such as an interior material is stretched over the top plate surface of the support tool S. Therefore, as shown in Fig. By positioning the second part about 1 to 3 mm closer to the side wall 2, even if the folded part is folded as shown in FIG.
As mentioned above, it does not cause any obstruction to the surface of the later installed interior material. This is the same when cutting and folding the top plate 1, but in this case, by fixing the cut end at the upper end of the side wall 2 below the shoulder 7,
The protruding portion 8 can be set below the surface of the top plate 1 and the claw piece 5. The embodiments shown in FIGS. 6 and 7 are based on the embodiment shown in FIG. 1.

In addition, 9 in the figure is provided by punching and folding the support piece 3 at an appropriate place on the plate mounting surface side of the support piece 3, and the side wall 2
10 is a nail-like protrusion having a surface parallel to the top plate 1, 10 is a driving claw that serves as a mounting means for temporarily fixing the top plate 1 to the mounting member P, and 11 indicates a hole for a nail or staple that also serves as a mounting means. Further, it is desirable that the tip corner of the claw piece shown as 5 be rounded so as not to injure hands or fingers during handling.

As illustrated in FIG. 8, after fixing the supporting tool S having a cross-sectional shape to a mounting member P such as a post, stud, joist, etc., the claw pieces 5 are erected as shown in the imaginary line in FIG. After inserting the plate Ps onto the plate mounting surface of the support piece 3 and installing it between the mounting members P, the raised claw piece 5 is bent to the solid line state to temporarily fix the plate Ps,
Next, the interior material B is fixed to the surface of the mounting member P, thereby facilitating the mounting work of the plate Ps. The plate support tool S can be fixed to the mounting member P by punching out a part of the top plate and using a bent nail, or by providing nail holes or staple holes in the top plate and fixing it with nails or staples. Use this method.

In the above-mentioned proposal, the plate support tool is fixed to the mounting member with the claws standing up,
If the plate body is inserted by dropping or pressing between the mounting members where the support tool is fixed, the claw-like protrusions of the support piece will bite into the plate body and temporary fixation will be possible. Especially when the mounting member is in an upright state, This prevents the plate from falling in the direction opposite to the insertion direction due to wind pressure and vibrations, and by bending the claw pieces so that they are approximately parallel to the support pieces, the installation process is simple and easy to install. can be fixed even more firmly, and the claw-like protrusions can also prevent the plate from shifting after installation. Also, first attach this board support tool to the mounting members provided at intervals using the mounting means of the top plate, then raise the claw pieces so that the upper part of the support piece is open, and then attach the heat insulation board, etc. This is because the plate body is installed between the mounting members by dropping, and then the claw piece is bent approximately parallel to the support piece, and the end of the plate body is supported by being held between the support piece and the claw piece. , the plate body can be easily attached, and the plate body can be securely fixed. Furthermore, since the claw pieces and claw-like protrusions are freely provided by punching and folding a part of the top plate and/or side wall and the support piece at appropriate locations, it is easy to use when storing or transporting a large number of plate support tools. It doesn't weigh heavily on me. In addition, since the claw pieces and claw-like protrusions are provided by punching and folding a part of each constituent part, a large amount of material is not required, the whole can be formed at low cost, and it can be made lightweight and easy to handle. . Furthermore,
Since the claw piece is placed on the opposite side of the side wall from the top plate and is approximately flush with the top plate, when the claw piece is folded up approximately horizontally with the support piece, the top plate and side wall of the claw piece There is no part protruding from the top plate surface at the connection part with the
It becomes easy to expose the members provided on the surface.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Fig. 1 is a perspective view of an embodiment of the present invention, Fig. 2 is a partially enlarged perspective view of the notch for the claw piece, Fig. 3 is a partial front view of the claw piece of Fig. 2 in a bent state, and Fig. 4 FIG. 5 is a partially enlarged perspective view of a more desirable notch portion for the nail piece, FIG. 5 is a partial front view of the nail piece of FIG. 4 in a bent state, FIGS. FIG. 8 is a sectional view of an embodiment using the plate support tool according to the present invention. 1...Top plate, 2...Side wall, 3...Support piece, 4...
... cut, 5 ... claw piece, 6 ... cut end, 7 ... shoulder, 8 ... protruding part, 9 ... claw-like process, 10 ...
Driving nail, 11... Nail or staple hole, S...
Plate support tool, P...Mounting member, Ps...Plate,
B...Interior materials, etc.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claim for Utility Model Registration] (1) A cross-section in which a top plate and a supporting piece protrude in opposite directions from both ends of a side wall for installing a plate such as a heat insulating plate between mounting members such as columns and studs. In the support tool for the mold, the whole is formed by bending a thin metal plate, the top plate is provided with a means for attaching to the above-mentioned attachment member, and the support piece is placed at the appropriate position on the plate mounting surface of the support piece. One or more nail-like protrusions are formed by punching out the plate and sandwiching the end of the plate together with the support piece from a shoulder that faces the support piece and forms a connecting corner between the top plate and the side wall. A plate support tool formed by folding a bendable claw piece from a punched part of the top plate and/or side wall on the side opposite to the top plate and substantially flush with the top plate. (2) Utility model registration claim 1, in which the cut end of the punched claw piece is located closer to the side wall than the shoulder portion
Plate support equipment as described in section. (3) The plate support tool according to claim 1 or 2 of the utility model registration claim, which uses a claw-like projection having a surface parallel to the side wall.