JPH0328701Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] Industrial Application Field The present invention relates to a door pocket for storing shoji such as shutters and glass shojis, and particularly to a door pocket for storing entrance shutters.

Prior Art As shown in Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 59-11586, the upper and lower sides, right and left, and the front are surrounded by an upper door frame, a lower door frame, a door end gable board, and a door end gable board, and have an opening through which the shutter is inserted. There is a well-known door pocket that is roughly box-shaped and has a shutter that can be taken out and put in through the opening.

Problems that the invention aims to solve: Since the area other than the opening is covered with the upper and lower frames of the door bag, the door tip, and the door gable to prevent rainwater from entering the interior, it is very difficult to drain out the garbage and dust that has accumulated inside the door bag. It is troublesome and difficult.

In particular, if the door bag is used to store an entrance storm door, dirt and dust will easily accumulate in the lower frame that makes up the shutter frame because people enter and leave the entrance with shoes on. Since the storm door pulls dirt and dust into the door pocket and accumulates inside the door pocket, it is necessary to discharge the dirt and dust accumulated in the door pocket, which is inconvenient when using a conventional door pocket.

Means and operation for solving the problem The undercover member is shaped to have an inner shutter mounting surface located above the outer upper surface via the step, and there is a gap between the outer upper surface and the bottom end surface of the mirror plate. This allows dirt and dust accumulated on the shutter mounting surface to be easily discharged from the gap.

Embodiment FIG. 3 is a front view of a shutter for an entrance. A shutter frame 2 is connected to the outdoor side of the sliding entrance door 1, and the shutter frame 2 has a shutter upper frame 3, a lower shutter frame 4, and a vertical shutter frame 5. Equipped with
A door pocket 6 is attached to one side in the in-plane direction.

As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the door pocket 6 includes an upper covering member 9 consisting of an upper edge 7 and a top plate 8 fixed to one side of the shutter upper frame 2, and is attached to the outer wall A of the building. An undercover member 1 consisting of a door bag lower frame 10 and a lower edge 11
2, Tosaki Gable Board 13, Tojiri Gable Board 14, and Kagami Board 1
5, it has a substantially box-like shape surrounded at the top, bottom, left and right, and the front, and has an opening 16 that serves as an entrance and exit for the shutter.

The upper edge 7 is formed by connecting a front side frame 7a and both side frames 7b, which have a substantially U-shaped longitudinal section, in a U-shape, and the both side frames 7b are fixed to the shutter upper frame 2, and the upper edge A top plate 8 is attached over 7.

The lower edge 11 is a U-shaped connection of a front frame 11a with a substantially hook-shaped cross section and both side frames 11b by a horizontal piece 18 and a vertical piece 17.
is fixed to the outer wall A of the building, and the door bag lower frame 10 has a horizontal plate 19 bent into a substantially crank shape, an intermediate leg piece 20, and an end leg piece 21, and the intermediate leg piece 2
0 and the end leg pieces 21 are connected to each horizontal piece 18 of the lower edge 11.
The lower wide part 19a of the horizontal plate 19 serves as a shutter mounting surface 22, and this shutter mounting surface 22 is higher than the horizontal piece 18 of the lower edge 11 and has a different level. .

The door end gable plate 13 has an outer member 24 having a groove 23.
and an inner member 26 rotatably connected to the outer member 24 by a hinge 25, the toshiri gable plate 14 has a groove 27, and the toshiri gable plate 14 and the outer member 24 are connected to the upper and lower circumferential edges. A plurality of horizontal members 30 are fixed between the inner protrusions 28 and 29 that form the respective grooves 23 and 27.
and a head plate holding member 31 are installed, and the interval between the door end gable plate 13 and the door end gable plate 14 is maintained by the horizontal member 30, and the head plate holding member 31 is positioned slightly above the horizontal piece 18 of the lower edge 11. At the same time, the mirror plate 15 has a concave groove 2.
3 and 27, and the inner surface is supported by the horizontal member 30 to hold it so that it does not come off from the grooves 23 and 27, and the lower end surface 15a is mounted on the end plate holding member 31, and the end plate is mounted. Lower end surface 15a and lower edge 1
A gap 32 is formed between the horizontal piece 18 of 1, and the lower end surface 15a of the end plate is positioned below the shutter mounting surface 22.

In Figure 2, 33 is a shutter sliding block;
4 is a vertical frame of the entrance window frame, 35 is a lower frame, and 36 is a rail of the shutter lower frame 4, which faces the shutter mounting surface 22 from the opening 16 of the door pocket 6.

In FIG. 3, 37 is an entrance shoji screen attached to the entrance window frame.

Thus, the shutter runs along the rail 36 of the shutter lower frame 4 into the door pocket 6 through the opening 16 and is stored on the shutter mounting surface 22, and the dirt and dust accumulated on the shutter lower frame 4 are removed from the shutter. As a result, it is dragged onto the shutter mounting surface 22 of the door pocket 6 and accumulates thereon.

This dirt and dust can be easily discharged from the shutter mounting surface 22 through the horizontal plate 18 of the lower edge 11 through the gap 32 between the lower end surface 15a of the mirror plate and the horizontal piece 18.

For example, you can insert a broom through the opening 16 and sweep it out, or spray water and flush it out together with the water.

In addition, since the shutter mounting surface 22 is higher than the horizontal piece 18 and forms a step, water when discharging dirt and dust can easily flow down, and the gap 3
2. It can prevent outdoor dirt and dust from blowing in and rainwater from entering.

Furthermore, since the opening 16 can be made larger by rotating the inner member 26 of the door end gable 13 relative to the outer member 24, it becomes easier to sweep out the dirt and dust with a broom.

In the above embodiment, the lower edge 11 and the lower door frame 10
Although the lower cover member 12 is constructed by the above, it is also possible to use only the door bag lower frame 10 having the inner shutter mounting surface 22 located above the outer upper surface via the step, or by using the top plate 8 or The upper cover member 9 may be made of only the upper frame of the door bag.

Further, in the embodiment, the upper edge 7 is fixed to the upper frame 3 of the shutter, but the upper frame of the door bag may be fixed to the outer wall of the building and used as an overcovering member.

Effects of the invention Dust and dirt accumulated in the door pocket, especially on the shutter mounting surface 22, are removed from the outer upper surface of the lower cover member 12 and the lower end surface of the mirror plate 1.
It can be easily discharged from the gap 32 of 5a.

In addition, since the shutter mounting surface 22 is located higher than the outer upper surface via the stepped portion, it is easy to remove the dirt and dust mentioned above, and the blowing of dirt and dust from the outside can prevent the intrusion of rainwater. can be prevented.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings show an embodiment of the present invention, and FIGS. 1 and 2 are sectional views taken along lines - and - in FIG. 3, and FIG. 3 is a front view of the entrance shutter. 9 is an upper cover member, 12 is a lower cover member, 13 is a door end gable, 14 is a door end gable, 15 is a mirror plate, 15a is a lower end surface, 16 is an opening, 22 is a shutter mounting surface, and 32 is a gap.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] The top, bottom, left, right, and front sides are surrounded by the upper cover member 9, the lower cover member 12, the door end gable 13, the door end gable 14, and the mirror plate 15 to form a box shape, and there is an opening on the door end gable 13 side. 16, the lower cover member 12 is shaped to have an inner shutter mounting surface 22 located above the outer upper surface via a step, and the outer upper surface and the lower end surface 15a of the mirror plate are connected to each other. A door bag characterized by having a gap 32 formed therebetween.