JPH0311327Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] This invention relates to fence bodies such as balconies and fences.

Conventionally, this type of fence body was constructed with multiple lattices attached between the upper and lower rungs.
It was an extremely bleak scene.

The present invention was developed in view of the above points, and the purpose is to provide a fence body for balconies, fences, etc. that is decorative and also helps in gardening without losing its function as a fence body. The gist is that the fence body consists of upper and lower crosspiece bodies attached between the supports and a fence unit installed between them, and the fence unit includes a plurality of upper and lower crosspieces between the upper and lower crosspiece bodies and auxiliary upper and lower beams of the same length. In addition to attaching the lattice and panel, the panel is made of a metal material or synthetic resin, and mounting pieces to the auxiliary upper and lower crosspieces are formed on the upper and lower edges, and the main part of the panel is a mounting plate on which a flowerpot or the like is placed. A placing part is formed, and the placing part is provided in an overhanging manner on the outside or inside of the auxiliary upper and lower bars, and the auxiliary upper and lower bars of this fence unit are attached to the upper and lower bar bodies, respectively. It is present on fences such as balconies and fences that are configured to be fixed.

Next, an embodiment of the present invention will be described according to the drawings. In the drawing, 1 shows the front of a deck of a balcony, for example, and an upper crosspiece main body 3 is installed at the upper part between the left and right supports 2, 2. A lower rail main body 4 is horizontally suspended on the lower side, and a fence unit 6 is attached between the upper rail main body 3 and the lower rail main body 4. Note that decks are similarly configured on both the left and right sides.

Reference numeral 3 is the above-mentioned upper crosspiece body, and its cross-sectional shape is formed into a substantially sealed box-like cross-section with a hollow portion 3E formed by an arc-shaped upper edge 3A, a lower edge 3B, and inner and outer side edges 3C, 3D. In addition, the medial and lateral edges 3C, 3D
A mounting piece 3F is integrally provided horizontally therebetween, and the outer side edge 3D extends downward and inward to form a locking piece 3G having a hook-shaped cross section.

Reference numeral 4 refers to the above-mentioned lower rail main body, and its cross-sectional shape is formed into a substantially sealed box shape with a hollow portion 4E by an upper edge 4A, a lower edge 4B, an inner edge 4C, and an outer edge 4D having a decorative surface. The upper edge of 4D extends obliquely upward toward the indoor side to form a locking piece 4F. Further, the upper edge 4A extends downwardly inward to form a protruding piece 4G, and a mounting piece 4H that extends horizontally inward is integrated near the lower end of the inner edge 4C. It is formed.

The upper rail main body and lower rail main body 4 formed in this way are horizontally suspended between the supports 2 at a predetermined interval via the upper and lower brackets 5A and 5B, and the upper rail main body 3 and the lower rail main body 4 are A fence unit 6 is installed between them.

Reference numeral 6 designates the above-mentioned fence unit, which includes upper and lower auxiliary bars 7, 8, a panel 9 attached approximately to the center of both bars 7, 8, and a plurality of panels installed vertically on both sides of this panel 9. lattice 10.

Reference numeral 7 denotes an auxiliary upper crosspiece of the above-mentioned fence unit 6. This auxiliary upper crosspiece 7 is formed to have approximately the same length as the upper crosspiece main body 3, and is attached along the lower surface of its lower edge 4B. A base frame 7 having a substantially C-shaped cross section and having leg pieces 7C and 7D on both sides of a cross-sectional web 7B.
A is the main body, and a mounting piece 7E having a substantially hook-shaped cross section is integrally formed on the upper side of the leg piece 7C in the figure, and extends downward toward the indoor side. Further, a projecting piece 7F is provided on a part of the lower surface of the web 7B in a protruding manner along its longitudinal direction. When the auxiliary upper crosspiece 7 formed in this way comes into contact with the lower surface of the lower edge 3B of the upper crosspiece main body 3 and is attached to the locking piece 3B, the height of the base frame 7A is aligned with the locking piece 3G. It is formed into a shape that can be approximately accommodated in the width of the lower edge 3B.

Reference numeral 8 denotes an auxiliary lower crosspiece of the fence unit 6, which is formed to have approximately the same length as the lower crosspiece main body 4, and has an upper edge 4A.
The base frame 8 has a substantially C-shaped cross section and has leg pieces 8C and 8D on both sides of the web 8B.
A is the main body, and a mounting piece 8E having a substantially hook-shaped cross section is integrally formed inwardly on a part of the leg piece 8C. Furthermore, a protruding piece 8F, which faces the protruding piece 7F of the auxiliary upper crosspiece 7, protrudes from a part of the upper surface of the web 8B along its longitudinal direction.

Reference numeral 9 denotes a panel installed approximately in the center between the auxiliary upper crosspiece 7 and the auxiliary lower crosspiece 8, and is made of a metal material such as a steel plate or a stainless steel plate by pressing, a light alloy material by casting, or a synthetic resin by injection molding. This panel 9 has a mounting part 9 that bulges out.
A is the main body, and this mounting part 9A has a top plate 9B that extends outward slightly downwardly, a front plate 9C that slopes downwardly and inwardly from the front edge of the top plate 9B, and approximately triangular shaped panels on the left and right sides. The top plate 9B has a recess 9E of a predetermined depth in which a flower pot or the like can be placed in the longitudinal direction of the top plate 9B, and a part of the bottom plate 9F of the recess 9E has a A drain hole 9G is formed. Further, mounting pieces 9H, 9J, and 9K are continuously formed integrally with the inner edge of the top plate 9B of the mounting portion 9A, the lower edge of the front plate 9C, and the inner edges of the left and right side plates 9D, respectively. In addition, this mounting section 9A
Each outer surface is embossed with E.

In the panel 9 formed in this way, instead of the plurality of lattices 10 which are normally attached near the center between the upper and lower auxiliary bars 7 and 8, the panel 9 has the upper and lower mounting pieces 9.
H, 9J are fixed to the upper and lower auxiliary beams 7, 8, and a plurality of grids 10 are installed vertically on both sides of this panel 9, and the mounting pieces 9K of the left and right side plates 9D of the panel 9 are attached to the adjacent auxiliary beams 7, 8. A fence unit 6 is formed by being fixed to a grid 10.

The fence unit 6 thus formed is attached to the upper rail main body 3.
The auxiliary upper and lower bars 7 and 8 are fixed to the lower bar main body 4 via attachment pieces 7E and 8E. Furthermore, a fence unit in which only the lattice 10 is installed vertically is also attached to the side of the deck.

Note that 11 is a floorboard attached to the deck by brackets 12. In addition, the recess 9E of the placing portion 9A
The water drain hole 9G formed in
The water in the recess 9E can be drained by communicating with the lower frame body 4, and the water in the lower frame main body 4 can be drained by another draining means.

Next, the operation and effects of this embodiment configured as described above will be explained.

Now, this example is a fence body for a balcony, a fence, etc., and the fence body consists of upper and lower crosspiece bodies 3, 4 attached between the pillars 2, and a fence unit 6 attached between them.
This fence unit 6 has a plurality of lattices 10 and panels 9 installed between the upper and lower crosspiece bodies 3 and 4 and auxiliary upper and lower crosspieces 7 and 8 of the same length, and the panels 9 are made of metal or The inner edge of the top plate 9B of the same panel 9 and the front plate 9 are made of synthetic resin or the like.
Attachment pieces 9H, 9J to the auxiliary upper and lower bars 7, 8 and attachment pieces 9K to the lattice 10 are formed on the lower edge of the panel C and the inner edges of the left and right side panels 9D, and a flower pot or the like is placed on the main part of the panel 9. A mounting portion 9A is formed, and the mounting portion 9A is provided in a projecting manner outwardly from the auxiliary upper and lower bars 7 and 8, and the auxiliary upper and lower bars 7 and 8 of the fence unit 6 are respectively connected to the upper rail body. 3 and the lower crosspiece main body 8. Therefore, this fence unit 6 has a mounting part 9A, and is attached to the auxiliary upper and lower bars 7 and 8 together with a plurality of lattices 10 via mounting pieces 9H, 9J, and 9K formed on the inner four circumferences of the mounting part 9A to form a unit body. As a result, it can be integrally attached to the upper and lower frame bodies 3 and 4, improving workability. By attaching the panel 9 to the fence unit 6, a flower stand such as a flowerpot 13 can be provided, and it is also possible to Since it is attached to the fence unit 6 to be installed, it is convenient because the floor surface of the deck does not become narrow. Also, panel 9
Since the panel 9 is integrally formed by press working, casting, or injection molding, it is easy to manufacture, and the panel 9 itself has many features such as the ability to serve as the grid 10.

Note that in this embodiment, the mounting portion 9 of the panel 9
Although A is shown as being attached to the outside in an overhanging manner, the present invention is not limited to this, and for example, a configuration in which it is attached in an inwardly extending manner may also be used. In addition, in this embodiment, the upper and lower auxiliary bars 7 and 8 are provided approximately in the center, but if the installation length of the fence unit 6 is long or if there are multiple columns 2 and they are installed in series, multiple columns may be installed. The structure may be such that panels 9 are provided at certain locations.
In addition, although the mounting portion 9A of the panel 9 in the above embodiment was configured to bulge out in a substantially triangular shape, it is formed into a box shape that opens inward like the mounting portion 16A of the panel 16 shown in FIG. A recess 16C is formed in the top plate 16B, and a recess 16E in which the flowerpot 13 can be placed is formed on the lower plate 16D, so that the flowerpot 13 can be placed in two tiers.
3 may be placed. Further, the panel 9 may be attached to the upper and lower auxiliary beams 7 and 8 using only the upper and lower attachment pieces 9H and 9J.

The present invention is a fence body for balconies, fences, etc., and the fence body consists of upper and lower crosspiece bodies installed between pillars and a fence unit installed between them. A plurality of grids and panels are installed between the auxiliary upper and lower bars of the same length, and the panels are made of metal or synthetic resin, and mounting pieces for the auxiliary upper and lower bars are formed on the upper and lower edges. A placing part on which a flower pot or the like is placed is formed in the main part of the panel, and the placing part is provided in an overhanging manner on the outside or inside of the auxiliary upper and lower crosspieces, and the auxiliary upper and lower crosspieces of this fence unit are This fence unit has a mounting part and can be attached to the auxiliary upper and lower bars together with the plurality of lattices via attachment pieces formed on the upper and lower edges thereof. Since it is attached to the fence unit to form a unit body, it can be attached to the upper and lower bars as one body, which improves workability, and by attaching panels to the fence unit, it is possible to set up a flower stand for flower pots, etc. Since it is attached to the fence unit that is erected, it is convenient because the floor surface of the deck does not become narrow. Furthermore, since the panel is integrally formed by press working, casting, or injection molding, it is easy to manufacture, and the panel itself can also serve as a grid.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings show one embodiment of the present invention, in which Fig. 1 is a front view of the balcony, Fig. 2 is a vertical sectional view taken along the line - - of Fig. 1, Fig. 3 is a perspective view of the panel, and Fig. 4 is a separate view of the panel. It is a longitudinal cross-sectional view showing an aspect. 3... Upper bar body, 4... Lower bar body, 6... Fence unit, 7... Auxiliary upper bar, 8... Auxiliary lower bar, 9...
... Panel, 9A... Placement part, 9H, 9J... Mounting piece, 10... Grid.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A fence body for balconies, fences, etc., which consists of upper and lower crosspiece bodies installed between pillars and a fence unit installed between them, and the fence unit includes auxiliary upper and lower crosspieces of the same length as the upper and lower crosspiece bodies. A plurality of grids and panels are installed between the panels, and the panels are made of metal or synthetic resin, and mounting pieces for the auxiliary upper and lower bars are formed on the upper and lower edges, and the panels are provided with mounting pieces on the main part of the panel. A placing part is formed on which a flower pot or the like is placed, and the placing part is provided in a manner that projects outwardly or inwardly from the auxiliary upper and lower bars, and the auxiliary upper and lower bars of this fence unit are respectively placed above the upper and lower bars. Fence bodies such as balconies and fences configured to be fixed to the main body of the crosspiece and the main body of the lower crosspiece.