JPH0344959Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] Industrial Application Field This invention relates to a frame member for attaching a decorative body in which a decorative member is arranged between parallel frame members and fixed by welding.

Prior Art As a decorative body used as a gate, fence, shoji door, or panel lattice, rod-shaped decorative materials are arranged between parallel frame members in a parallel lattice shape or diagonal lattice shape to create contact points between the decorative materials and decoration. It is known that the contact point between the material and the frame material is welded. This decorative object is used by manufacturing a long piece, cutting it to an appropriate length, attaching a frame material to the cut portion, and framing it in a rectangular shape with the frame material to which the decorative material is welded. .

Problems to be solved by this invention In this type of decorative body, the method of arranging the decorative materials is different between the parallel lattice and the diagonal lattice, and the shape of the frame material must be changed in order to hide the edges of the decorative material. . In other words, decorative materials are made by placing multiple parallel pieces one on top of the other in a lattice pattern.
This is because in the case of a parallel lattice, it is only necessary to hide the ends of the decorative material on either the front or the back, whereas in the diagonal lattice, it is necessary to hide the ends of the decorative material on both the front and back. Therefore, it is necessary to use separate frame materials for the parallel lattice and the diagonal lattice, resulting in the problem of an increase in the number of parts.

Means for Solving the Problems The decorative body mounting frame material according to this invention has two grooves on one side of the two sides which are opposite to each other and having an opening having a width that is approximately the same as the width of the decorative body. Two grooves formed continuously in the longitudinal direction, with a projecting piece protruding from the middle part in the width direction of the other side surface, and having openings on the left and right sides of the projecting piece having approximately the same width as the width of the decorative material. is formed.

In the case of a double lattice, the side surface with a single groove formed on it faces the decorative body side to hide the edge of either the front or back decorative material, and in the case of a diagonal lattice, the side surface with two grooves formed on it faces the decorative body side and hides the edge of the decorative material on either the front or back side. Hide both ends.

Embodiment Hereinafter, this invention will be explained in detail based on an embodiment shown in the drawings.

In the figures, A is a decorative body, and
The embodiment shown in the figure is a case where a decorative body A in the form of a parallel grid is used as a surface lattice. The decorative body A has an upper frame member 1 and a lower frame member 2 made of aluminum shapes arranged vertically in parallel. The upper frame 1 has a horizontal base wall 3 and a base wall 3
It is formed into a substantially U-shaped cross section by side walls 4, 4 extending upward from the left and right ends in the width direction. Both side walls 4,
One of the side walls 4 has a tapered portion 5 whose upper end is inclined in a direction away from the other side wall 4 . A locking piece 6 that is flush with the base wall 3 is formed further to the side of the side wall 4 having the tapered portion 5 . A screw hole 7 continuous in the longitudinal direction is formed on the upper surface of the base wall 3. A protruding piece 8 that protrudes downward is formed continuously in the longitudinal direction at the middle part of the lower surface of the base wall 3 in the width direction, and a round bar-shaped welding protrusion 9 is formed at the tip of the protruding piece 8. There is.

The lower frame 2 is formed into a substantially L-shaped cross section by a horizontal base wall 10 and a side wall 11 extending downward from one end of the base wall 10 in the width direction. At the other end of the base wall 10, an inclined wall 12 is formed which goes downward toward the tip, and at the base end of the inclined wall 12, a locking piece 13 is formed which projects downward. Screw holes 7 are formed continuously in the longitudinal direction on the lower surface of the base wall 10, and protrusions 8 that protrude upward are formed continuously in the longitudinal direction at the middle part in the width direction of the upper surface of the base wall 10, A welding protrusion 9 is formed at the tip of the protrusion 8 .

Decorative materials 14 are arranged in a grid pattern between the upper and lower frame members 1 and 2 as described above. The decorative material 14 is made of aluminum and has a round bar shape.
A plurality of vertical decorative members 14a are spanned between the welding protrusions 9, 9 of the upper and lower frames 1, 2 at appropriate intervals in the left and right directions, and the side surfaces of the end portions are in contact with the side surfaces of the welding protrusions 9. A plurality of horizontal decorative members 14b are arranged horizontally at appropriate intervals vertically and overlapped with the vertical decorative members 14a. The points of contact between the vertical and horizontal decorative members 14a and 14b and the points of contact between the vertical decorative member 14a and the welding protrusions 9, 9 are spot welded and then alumite treated or painted to form the decorative body A. This decorative body A is used by cutting it vertically into appropriate lengths.

In the figure, B is a frame material according to this invention.
On one side of the elongated plate-shaped base wall 15 of the frame material B, side walls 16, 16 are projected in parallel from the left and right ends in the width direction, and groove pieces 17, 17 are formed from the tips of the side walls 16, 16 in directions facing each other. A protruding groove 18 is formed between the side walls 16, 16. An opening 19 having a width equal to or slightly larger than the width of the decorative material 14, that is, the diameter, is opened between the groove pieces 17, 17. Base wall 15
A projecting piece 20 that continues in the longitudinal direction is formed at the middle part in the width direction on the opposite side surface, and from the left and right ends in the width direction, side walls 21, 21 that are flush with the side walls 16, 16 are formed in the opposite direction with the tips of the projecting pieces 20. It protrudes by approximately the same length. The tips of the side walls 16, 16 are slightly bent toward each other. Side walls 16,1 are provided on the left and right sides of the projecting piece 19.
Two groove portions 22, 22 are formed between the decorative material 14, and groove opening portions 23, 23 having a width equal to or slightly larger than the width of the decorative material 14, that is, the diameter.

The ends of the side walls 16, 16, the groove pieces 17, 17, and the protruding piece 20 of the frame member B having the above structure are notched, and the end of the base wall 15 is provided with a screw hole 24a. These frame materials B and B are connected to the groove opening 19 of the decorative body A.
The left and right ends of the horizontal decorative members 14b are inserted into the groove 18 through the groove opening 19, and the left and right ends of the upper and lower frame members 1 and 2 are placed on the base walls 15 of the frame members B and B. come into contact with Insert the screw 24 through the screw hole 24a, screw it into the screw hole 7 of the upper and lower frame members 1 and 2, and fix it.
Upper and lower frames 1 and 2 and left and right frames B and B are assembled into a rectangular shape.

A panel lattice framed using decorative body A as described above is attached to a window frame. Window frame is upper frame 2
5. The left and right vertical frames 26, 26 and the lower frame 27 are framed in a rectangular shape, and a surface lattice is attached to the outdoor side end of the expected width of this window frame. A steel attachment 28 bent in the shape of a step is attached to the lower frame 27 from its outdoor end, and an auxiliary frame 29 is attached to the upper surface of the attachment 28 on the outdoor side. A mounting piece 30 is formed from the upper end of this auxiliary frame 29 and projects toward the outside of the room. Near the outdoor side end of the lower surface of the upper frame 25, a mounting wall 33 is formed, which has a tapered surface 31 that extends toward the outdoor side as the upper and lower intermediate parts go downward, and a locking piece 32 that projects indoors and outdoors at the lower end. has been done. For the panel lattice, the upper frame material 1 is the upper frame 2 of the window frame.
A screw 34 passing through the mounting piece 30 of No. 5 is screwed into the tapered portion 5 and fixed, and a screw 34 passing through the inclined wall opening of the lower frame member 2 is screwed into the mounting piece 30 of the auxiliary frame 29. combined and fixed.

5 to 8 show the case where a diagonal lattice-shaped ornament A is used as a surface lattice. A front decoration material 14c and a back decoration material 14d, which are diagonally inclined between the upper and lower frame members 1 and 2, are crossed and overlapped on the front and back sides. The upper and lower ends of the front decoration material 14c are in contact with the front sides of the welding projections 9 of the upper and lower frames 1 and 2, and the upper and lower ends of the back decoration material 14d are in contact with the back sides of the welding projections 9, and the contacts are welded. . The mutual intersections of the front and back decorative materials 14c and 14d are also welded and then alumite treated or painted.

When attaching frame members B, B to such a decorative body A, the protruding pieces 20 are directed toward the decorative body A side, and the front and back decorative materials 1 are attached.
The ends of 4c and 14d facing the frame material B are warped in directions away from each other. Side walls 21, 21 of frame material B
The upper and lower ends of the projecting piece 20 are slightly notched, and screw holes 24a are bored in the upper and lower ends of the base wall 15. The decorative materials 14c, 14 are inserted from the groove openings 23, 23 into the left and right grooves 22, 22 of the projecting piece 20 of this frame material B.
The ends of d are inserted into separate grooves 23 on the front and back sides. The decorative members 14c and 14d are slightly warped and are brought into pressure contact with the side surface of the projecting piece 20 by elastic force, so that no wobbling occurs. A screw 24 inserted through a screw hole 24a of frame material B is screwed into and fixed in screw hole 7 of upper and lower frame materials 1 and 2. A screen lattice like the one described above is attached to a window frame.

The embodiment shown in FIGS. 9 to 12 is a case where the decorative body A in the form of a parallel grid is used for a gate, and the horizontal upper and lower frame members 35, 35 are connected to a base wall 36 and the left and right sides in the width direction of the base wall 36. The distal end protruding in parallel from the end is formed into a substantially C-shaped cross section by the side walls 37, 37 bent toward each other. A projecting piece 8 having a welded protrusion 9 formed at the tip is provided continuously in the longitudinal direction in the middle part of the front surface of the base wall 36 in the width direction, and a screw hole continuous in the longitudinal direction is provided in the middle part in the width direction of the back surface. 7 is formed. Between the upper and lower frame members 35, 35, vertical and horizontal decorative members 14a, 14b are arranged in a parallel grid pattern, overlapping each other on the front and back sides. Contact points between vertical and horizontal decorative members 14a and 14b, vertical decorative member 14a and upper and lower frame members 35 and 35
After the contacts of the welding protrusions 9 are spot welded, they are alumite-treated or painted to form the decorative body A.

The frame material B has side walls 39, 39 protruding from the middle part in the width direction of one side surface of the base wall 38 at an appropriate distance from the left and right, the tips of which are bent in the direction of each other, and a groove 18 is formed between the side walls 39, 39. ing. A groove opening 19 is formed between the tips of the side walls 39, 39, the width of which is the same as or slightly larger than the diameter of the decorative material 14.
A longitudinally continuous projecting piece 20 is protruded from the widthwise intermediate portion of the opposite side surface of the base wall 38, and side walls 40, 40 whose tips are bent toward each other are formed at the left and right ends in the width direction. Grooves 22, 22 are formed between the projecting piece 20 and the side walls 40, 40, and groove openings 23, 23, which are the same width or slightly larger than the width or diameter of the decorative material 14, are opened on the left and right sides.

The side walls 3 at the upper and lower ends of the frame material B configured as described above
9, 39 and the projection piece 20 are cut out to a required length, and screw holes 24a are bored at the upper and lower ends of the base wall 38. The frame members B, B are attached with the groove portion 18 facing the decorative body A side. That is, horizontal decoration material 1
The left and right ends of 4b are inserted into the groove 18 from the groove opening 19, and the screws 24 inserted through the screw holes 24a of the frame materials B and B are screwed into the screw holes 7 of the upper and lower frame materials 35, and the frame materials B and B are Fixed. As described above, the upper and lower frame members 35, 35 of the decorative body A and the frame members B, B are assembled into a rectangular shape.

The gate has upper and lower frames 41, 41 and left and right vertical frames 42, 42.
is assembled into a rectangular frame, a middle crosspiece 43 is stretched horizontally between the upper and lower intermediate parts of the left and right vertical stiles 42, 42, and the above-mentioned frame materials B, B are attached to the upper and lower sides of the middle crosspiece 43. , A are attached. The gate is hinge 44.4
4 is attached to the gateposts 45, 45.

FIGS. 13 and 14 show the case where a diagonal lattice-shaped decorative body A is attached to a gate. A plurality of front and back decorative materials 14c, 14d diagonally arranged between the upper and lower frame members 35, 35 are overlapped on the front and back, and the mutual contact points of the front and back decorative materials 14c, 14d are connected to the front and back decorative materials 14c, 14d. Contact points between the upper and lower ends and the welding protrusions of the upper and lower frame members 35, 35 are fixed by welding.

Frame material B is arranged vertically on the left and right with the grooves 22, 22 sides facing decorative body A side, and the front and back decorative materials 14c, 14d at the left and right ends of decorative body A are warped in opposite directions to form the groove opening in frame material B. Decorative material 14 on the front and back from parts 23 and 23
c and 14d are inserted into the grooves 22 and 22 separately. The screws 24 inserted through the screw holes 24a of the frame material B are screwed into the screw holes 7 of the upper and lower frame materials 35, so that the upper and lower frame materials 35, 35 and the frame materials B, B are framed in a rectangular shape.

The diagonal lattice-shaped decorative body A as described above is attached to the gate as described above.

Effects of the invention This invention has the above-mentioned configuration, and one side of the two side surfaces that are opposite to each other has a continuous groove in the longitudinal direction that has an opening with approximately the same width as the width of the decorative material. A projecting piece is provided at the middle part in the width direction of the other side surface, and two grooves each having an opening having a width substantially the same as the width of the decorative material are formed on the left and right sides of the projecting piece. Therefore, in the case of a double lattice, the side surface with a single groove formed faces the decorative body side to hide the edge of either the front or back decorative material, and in the case of a diagonal lattice, the side surface with two grooves formed faces the decorative body side. It becomes possible to hide the ends of both the front and back decorative materials. Therefore, the same frame material can be used for both types of decorative bodies, making it possible to reduce the number of parts.

In addition, in the case of a diagonal lattice, the front and back decorative materials can be inserted separately into the grooves on the left and right sides of the protruding pieces and come into contact with the front and back surfaces of the protruding pieces, so it is possible to assemble the frame material so that the decorative materials do not wobble. Become.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a partial perspective view of a frame material being attached to a decorative body in the form of a parallel lattice used for a screen lattice, Fig. 2 is a front view of the decorative body, and Fig. 3 is a window frame with the decorative body attached. 4 is a cross-sectional view thereof, FIG. 5 is a partial perspective view of a state in which a frame member is attached to a diagonal lattice-shaped decorative body, FIG. 6 is a front view of the decorative body, and FIG. 7 is a cross-sectional view thereof. Figure 8 is a cross-sectional view of a window frame with a diagonal lattice decoration attached.
The figure is a vertical cross-sectional view, Figure 9 is a partial perspective view of the frame material being attached to the grid-like decorative body used for the gate, Figure 10 is the front view of the gate, and Figure 11 is the 10th
Figure 12 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line XI-XI in Figure 10.
13 is a front view of the gate equipped with a diagonal lattice decoration, and Fig. 14 is the - of Fig. 13.
FIG. A... Decorative body, B... Frame material, 1... Upper frame material, 2
... Lower frame material, 9 ... Welding protrusion, 14 ... Decorative material,
18...Groove, 19...Groove opening, 20...Protrusion, 22...Groove, 23...Groove opening, 24...
Screw, 35...Frame material.

Claims (1)

[Claims for Utility Model Registration] Decorative body A in which decorative materials 14 are arranged in a grid pattern between frame members 1, 2, 35, and 35 arranged in parallel and fixed by welding.
The frame members B and B are for hiding the ends of the decorative material 14, and one of the two side surfaces that are opposite to each other has an opening 19 having a width that is approximately the same as the width of the decorative material 14. A groove 18 is formed continuously in the longitudinal direction, and a projecting piece 20 is provided protrudingly from the middle part of the other side in the width direction, and on the left and right sides of the projecting piece 20, a groove 18 having a width that is approximately the same as the width of the decorative material 14 is formed. A frame material for attaching a decorative body, characterized in that two grooves 22, 22 having openings 23, 23 are formed.