JPH0348964Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Industrial Application Field] The present invention relates to a so-called beam holder, which is used to connect a beam or magsa to a wall or column when constructing a building frame.

[Prior Art] A beam support includes a mounting body having an inverted L-shaped cross section that is fixed to the upper end of a wall with nails, for example, and a support body that is integrally connected to the mounting body at the bottom of this mounting body. It consists of This support body includes a back plate portion that is integrally connected to the mounting body, a bottom plate that is bent approximately at right angles to the lower end of this back plate portion, and a bottom plate that is bent at approximately right angles to both sides of the back plate portion. The beam is fixed to the wall by receiving the beam by the bottom plate and the side plate. By the way, when beam supports are used in this way, the beams can be attached without machining the wall, which provides sufficient strength to support the roof load, etc., resulting in high work efficiency and construction. Excellent sex.

[Problems to be solved by the invention] However, even if a beam is attached using a beam support as described above, the size (height) of the beam varies depending on the required load. Because of this, it was necessary to prepare a large number of beam holders of various types to correspond to all of them, and the number of parts increased.

The present invention solves the above-mentioned problems by dividing the mounting body and support body, which were conventionally integrated, into separate members, and by changing the upper and lower fixing positions of these, it can be used for various beam configurations. The object of the present invention is to provide a beam holder that allows a beam to be attached to a wall or a column depending on the dimensions of the beam.

[Means for Solving the Problems] The beam holder of the present invention includes a support body for receiving a beam or magsa, etc., and a mounting body fixed to the upper end of a wall body etc. and holding the support body. The support body is composed of a bottom plate and a pair of side plates that stand upright at both ends of the bottom plate and are provided with two or more insertion holes in the vertical direction. a mounting plate that is erected on both sides and has two or more mounting holes formed corresponding to the spacing between the insertion holes, and that holds the pair of side plates; The mounting holes are spaced apart from each other on the left and right sides of the side plate and the mounting plate, and are arranged at regular intervals along the vertical direction, and are arranged in a staggered manner.

[Function] The support body and the attachment body are fixed so that the attachment plate of the attachment body sandwiches the side plate of the support body. in this case,
The mounting plate is moved up and down with respect to the side plate, and when the position matches the structure of the beam, fixing members are driven into the mounting holes and the insertion holes to form a beam holder having a height corresponding to the structure of the beam.

[Example] An example of the beam holder according to this invention will be described below based on the drawings. As shown in Figs. 1 to 3, the beam bracket consists of a support 1 for receiving a beam or magsa etc. A, and a mounting body 2 fixed to the upper end of a wall etc. B, and these are separate members. It is made up of.

The support 1 is a bent metal plate,
As shown in FIG. 2, it is composed of a bottom plate 1a and a pair of side plates 1b which are erected at both ends of the bottom plate 1a and each have two or more insertion holes 1c. The mounting plate 2 is a bent metal plate similar to the support 1, and includes a fixing plate 2a, a vertical plate 2b bent from the fixing plate 2a, and a fixing plate from both ends of the vertical plate 2b. 2a and a pair of mounting plates 2c bent in opposite directions, and like the support 1, the mounting holes 2
d is provided. In particular, the mounting holes 2d provided in the mounting plate 2c are provided at the same intervals as the insertion holes 1c. Further, the interval between the mounting plates 2c is set to be slightly wider than the interval between the pair of side plates 1b. In addition, in order to precisely adapt to various configurations of the beam A, the mounting hole 2d and the insertion hole 1d are each made as shown in FIG.
They are spaced apart from each other on the left and right sides of the side plate and the mounting plate, and are arranged in a staggered manner along the vertical direction.

The support body 1 and the mounting body 2 are constructed by moving the mounting body 2 up and down with the pair of side plates 1b of the support body 1 sandwiched from the outside by the pair of mounting plates 2c, and adjusting the height according to the structure of the beam. After adjusting, as shown in FIGS. 1A and 1B, the mounting hole 2d of the mounting body 2 and the insertion hole 1c of the support body 1 are connected by a fixing member 3 such as a rivet to form a beam holder. Of course, it is also possible to fix it with a rivet at only one place and fix it by making the support 1 support the beam A and then inserting nails etc. into the other insertion holes 1c and the attachment holes 2d and nailing them to the beam A. However, the beam A may be fixed at the same time as the beam holder is constructed by driving nails without using rivets.

Figures 4 to 6 show modified examples of the support body and the mounting body, including a mounting body 20 in which the fixing plate is tilted and fixed to the sloped part of the upper end of the wall B, and several types depending on the configuration of the beam A. By preparing the supports 10 in advance and combining them according to the slope and the configuration of the beam, it is possible to cope with a wide variety of construction conditions with even fewer parts.

As explained above, the beam support of the present invention consists of a support for receiving a beam or magsa, and a mounting body that is fixed to the upper end of a wall or the like and holds the support. It is composed of a bottom plate and a pair of side plates that stand upright at both ends of the bottom plate and are provided with two or more insertion holes in the vertical direction, and the mounting body includes a vertical plate that is fixed to a wall surface and a pair of side plates that stand up on both sides of the vertical plate. and a mounting plate having two or more mounting holes formed corresponding to the spacing between the insertion holes and sandwiching the pair of side plates, and the insertion hole of the support and the mounting hole of the mounting body They are characterized by being spaced apart from each other on the left and right sides of the side plates and the mounting plate, and arranged at equal intervals along the vertical direction, as well as being arranged in a staggered pattern. be effective.

(a) By moving the mounting plate up and down with respect to the side plate and driving the fixing members into the mounting holes and insertion holes when the position matches the beam configuration, the beam has a height that corresponds to the beam configuration. The bracket can be easily configured, and in the assembly operation of this beam bracket, the insertion holes of the support and the mounting holes of the mounting body are spaced apart from each other on the left and right sides of the side plate and the mounting plate, respectively, and in the vertical direction. Because they are formed at equal intervals along the line and are arranged in a staggered manner, they can be extremely precisely adapted to various beam configurations, and the height of the support can be reliably adjusted according to the beam configuration. It has excellent effects.

(b) In addition, with this type of beam bracket, especially when installing wooden beams, the heights may vary slightly due to molding errors of the parts, even if they are made of the same standard parts. Although extremely fine adjustments are required, in the present invention, the insertion holes of the support body and the mounting holes of the mounting body are spaced from each other on the left and right sides of the side plate and mounting plate, and are arranged at equal intervals along the vertical direction. Since the holes are formed of aluminum and arranged in a staggered manner, the distance between adjacent mounting holes and the insertion holes can be narrowed, which has the advantage that extremely fine adjustments can be made reliably.

Another advantage of the present invention is that by providing the holes in a staggered manner, extremely fine adjustments can be made without weakening the strength. Further, by preparing mounting bodies to be attached to sloped parts and supports having different heights, and combining these in various ways, it is possible to correspond to a further wide variety of construction conditions.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figures 1 to 3 show one embodiment of the beam bracket according to this invention. FIG. Figure 2 shows the support; Figure A shows its front view, Figure B shows its side view, and Figure 3 shows the mounting body, Figure A shows its front view, and Figure B shows its front view. FIG. Figures 4 to 6 show modified examples, with Figure 4 showing a front view and side view of the support, and Figures 5 and 6 showing a case where the upper end of the wall or the like is sloped. They are a front view and a side view of a mounting body, respectively. 1... Support body, 1a... Bottom plate, 1b... Side plate,
1c...Insertion hole, 2...Mounting body, 2a...Fixing plate, 2b...Vertical plate, 2c...Mounting plate, 2d...
Mounting hole, A...Beam, B...Wall.

Claims (1)

[Claims for Utility Model Registration] Consists of a support for receiving a beam or magsa, etc., and a mounting body that is fixed to the upper end of a wall or the like and holds the support, and the support is attached to a bottom plate and both ends of the bottom plate. The mounting body consists of a pair of side plates that are erected and have two or more insertion holes in the vertical direction, and the mounting body is made up of a vertical plate that is fixed to a wall surface, and a pair of side plates that are erected on both sides of the vertical plate and that have two or more insertion holes in the vertical direction. and a mounting plate that has two or more mounting holes formed corresponding to the spacing between the pair of side plates, and furthermore, the insertion hole of the support body and the mounting hole of the mounting body are formed in the side plate and the mounting plate, respectively. 1. A beam support, characterized in that it is formed side by side at intervals from left to right and evenly spaced along the vertical direction, and is arranged in a staggered manner.