JPH0352348Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Industrial Field of Application] This invention relates to a cap mounting device for a parapet portion such as the upper end of a curtain wall.

[Conventional technology]

When attaching a cap to a parapet such as the upper end of a curtain wall, the cap installed to the parapet on two sides of the parapet located at the corner of the building are butted against each other. Since this cap is installed at a slight inclination so as to cover the parapet part, if the inclination angles of the left and right caps are different, it will be necessary to adjust the inclination angles so that they match.

Japanese Utility Model Application Publication No. 59-40433 discloses a device for attaching a Kasagi that can adjust the angle of inclination. In this invention, a pair of supports having vertically elongated holes are fixed to a metal fitting fixed to the upper surface of the parapet part using screws passed through the elongated holes, and a cap is attached to the supports.

To adjust the inclination angle of the cap, the vertical height is adjusted using long holes in the left and right supports to change the inclination angle.

[Problems to be solved by this idea]

In the above-mentioned Kasagi mounting device, this is done through the elongated holes of the pair of supports. Therefore, it was necessary to perform the troublesome work of adjusting the inclination angle by operating two screws.

[Means for solving problems]

The Kasagi mounting device according to this invention fixes a Kasagi support having an arc-shaped Kasagi receiving and mounting surface to the upper surface of a parapet part, and attaches a Kasagi support having an arc-shaped mounting surface having the same diameter as the Kasagi receiving and mounting surface. , the mounting surface is placed on the Kasagi support with the mounting surface in contact with the Kasagi receiving and mounting surface, and the mounting surface is inserted into a circumferentially long elongated hole bored in either the Kasagi receiving and mounting surface or the mounting surface. Both are fixed with screws, and the cap is attached by engaging with the cap support.

The inclination angle is determined by shifting the Kasagi receiver along the Kasagi mounting portion of the Kasagi support. Adjustment work is possible with a single screw inserted into the long hole.

〔Example〕

This invention will be explained in detail below based on an embodiment shown in the drawings.

In the figure, reference numeral 1 denotes a parapet part such as the upper end of a curtain wall, and a plurality of Kasagi supports 2 are fixed to the upper surface of the parapet part 1 at appropriate intervals. The Kasagi support 2 has a plate-like member whose middle portion protrudes upward, and the upper surface is formed as a convex and arcuate Kasagi receiving surface 3. The Kasagi receiving and mounting surface 3 has a long hole 4 that is long in the circumferential direction, that is, in the direction of a line that draws an arc.
is drilled. At both ends of the Kasagi support 2 in the longitudinal direction, long holes 5 that are long in the longitudinal direction are bored on the left and right sides of the Kasagi receiving and mounting surface 3, respectively. This Kasagi support tool 2
is fixed by screws 6, 6 inserted into elongated holes 5, 5 with the longitudinal direction being the width direction of the parapet portion 1.

A Kasagi receiver 7 is placed and fixed on the Kasagi support 2. The Kasagi support 7 is a plate-shaped member, and has a downwardly protruding middle portion, a concave lower surface, and an arcuate mounting surface 8. A screw hole 9 is bored in the mounting surface 8. Both ends of the Kasagi holder 7 are bent substantially vertically downward. Kasagi Uke 7
Support pieces 10 are provided to protrude upward near the bent portions at both ends. The lower ends of both ends of the Kasagi receiver 7 are further provided with locking pieces 11 in a direction opposite to the direction in which they face each other.
are protruding from each. The mounting surface 8 of the Kasagi support 7 is placed on the Kasagi support 2, and the screws 12 inserted into the screw holes 9 are inserted into the elongated holes 4, and are screwed and fixed to the back plate 13. The Kasagi support 7 is installed at an angle so that the end on the rooftop side is slightly lower than the end on the outer wall side. However, since the screw 12 is inserted into the long hole 4, the angle of inclination is set so that the Kasagi support 7 is slightly lower than the end on the outside wall side. This is done by shifting the position of the mounting surface 8 in the width direction of the parapet part.

A Kasagi 14 is placed on the Kasagi receiver 7. The cap 14 is a long member and has a substantially U-shaped cross section. On the facing surfaces of the two parallel sides of the Kasagi 14, there is a hooking piece 15 that continues in the longitudinal direction near the tip.
are protruding from each. The engaging piece 15 is provided so as to protrude gradually from the distal end side. This Kasagi 1
4 is placed over the parapet part 1 so as to cover the Kasagi holder 7, and the engaging pieces 15, 15 are the locking pieces 1 of the Kasagi holder 7.
1 and 11. Kasagi Uke 7
The supporting pieces 10, 10 support the cap 14 from below.

Although this invention has the above configuration, it is possible to consider various other embodiments.

The long hole 4 is provided in the mounting surface 8 of the Kasagi receiver 7, and the screw hole 9
may be provided on the Kasagi receiving surface 3 of the Kasagi support 2.

The Kasagi receiving and mounting surface 3 of the Kasagi support 2 may be a concave arc surface, and the mounting surface 8 of the Kasagi support 7 may be a convex arc surface.

FIG. 2 shows another embodiment, in which a plurality of grooves 16 parallel to the center line of the arcuate placement surface 3 are formed at appropriate intervals on the Kasagi receiving surface 3 of the Kasagi support 2. It is recessed. On the mounting surface 8 of the Kasagi receiver 7, two long locking protrusions 17, 17 are provided at appropriate intervals in a direction parallel to the center line of the arcuate mounting surface 8. The locking protrusion 17 is locked in the groove 16 and the Kasagi receiver 7 is placed on the Kasagi support 2, so that even if an external force is applied to the Kasagi 14, the locking protrusion 17 and the groove 16 are not locked. There is no chance that the Kasagi will shift depending on the situation.

In addition, in the embodiment shown in FIG. 3, the height of the cap 14 can also be adjusted.

The Kasagi support 2 is composed of two members, a base plate 18 and a mounting plate 19, and has a C-shaped cross section that protrudes from one end of the base plate 18, and has an engaging piece 20 that extends in the width direction. It is set up. The mounting plate 19 is bent into an arc shape, and a cylindrical engagement portion 21 is formed at one end. The engaging portion 21 of the mounting plate 19 is connected to the substrate 1
It is fitted into the engaging piece 20 of No. 8, so that both can be opened and closed like a hinge. A screw 22 is inserted into and fixed to the end of the substrate 18 and the mounting plate 19 that are not engaged with each other. The height of the mounting plate 19 is adjusted by inserting a liner 23 of an appropriate thickness between the ends on the side fixed with the screws 22 to determine the height of the cap 14.

Further, in the embodiment shown in FIG. 3, a support plate 24 made of an elastic material and having both ends bent into a mountain shape is fixed on the Kasagi support 7. The left and right tops of the support plate 24 abut against the cap 14 and urge it upward. Kasagi 1
The engaging pieces 15, 15 of 4 are the locking pieces 11 of the Kasagi receiver 7,
11 so that the cap 14 does not easily come off.

[Effect of idea]

Since this invention has the above-mentioned configuration, a single screw that fixes the Kasagi support and the Kasagi receiver can be used to
The inclination angle of the cap can be adjusted by shifting the contact position between the arcuate cap-shaped receiving and mounting surface and the mounting surface, making the mounting work extremely easy.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figure 1 is a longitudinal sectional view of one embodiment of this invention;
3 and 3 are longitudinal sectional views of other embodiments. 1... Parapet part, 2... Kasagi support, 3...
...Kasagi receiving surface, 4...long hole, 5...long hole, 6...
...screw, 7...kasagi holder, 8...mounting surface, 9...screw hole, 10...support piece, 11...locking piece, 12...
...screw, 13...back plate, 14...kasagi, 15...
Engagement piece, 16... Groove, 17... Locking protrusion, 18...
...Substrate, 19...Placement plate.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] Kasagi support 2 having an arc-shaped Kasagi receiving and mounting surface 3
is fixed to the upper surface of the parapet part 1, and a Kasagi support 7 having an arc-shaped mounting surface 8 having the same diameter as the Kasagi receiving and mounting surface 3 is brought into contact with the mounting surface 8 on the Kasagi receiving and mounting surface 3. It is placed on the Kasagi support 2, and the two are fixed by screws 12 inserted through circumferentially elongated holes 4 drilled in either the Kasagi receiving and mounting surface 3 or the mounting surface 8. A Kasagi mounting device characterized in that a Kasagi 14 is attached to a Kasagi receiver 7.