JPH0355686Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] Industrial Application Field The present invention relates to a balcony that is attached to the outer wall of a building.

Prior Art As shown in Japanese Utility Model Application Publication No. 58-174503, the handrail part of the balcony is formed into an upward U-shape by a front plate, a back plate, and a bottom plate, and has a pot-mounted storage part that is opened upward. Balconies are known to have a shape that allows pots to be placed on the handrails to prevent them from falling.

Problems that the invention aims to solve: Since the width of the handrail section becomes wider, the effective area of the balcony as a whole for people to ride on becomes narrower.

Because pots are placed on the handrails, people may find it difficult to put their hands on the handrails and feel uneasy when standing on the balcony.

Means and operation for solving the problem: A bracket 13 is attached to the upper part of the pillar 4 constituting the surface section so as to protrude laterally than the handrail section, and a vertical plate 10 is attached to this bracket 13 so as to face the handrail section. A bottom plate 8 is attached across the lower part of the vertical plate 10 and the upper frame material 5 to form a storage section 9 that opens upward,
A balcony equipped with a lattice unit 2 having a plurality of lattices 16 extending over the lower part of the vertical board 10 and the lower frame member 3.

Pots and the like can be placed in a storage area 9 that extends sideways from the handrail, and a vertical board 10 that forms the storage area 9 is firmly supported by a pillar 4 with a bracket 13, and the pillar 4 is attached to the balcony surface. Since it is a strength member constituting the lattice unit 2, the mounting strength of the storage section 9 can be made sufficiently strong and even heavy objects can be stored in the storage section 9.
Since the lattice 16 is installed, the appearance of the balcony can be improved by this lattice unit 2.

Embodiment FIG. 3 is a perspective view of a balcony, and the front part A
A balcony is constituted by the left and right side parts B, B, and a floor part (not shown), and the front part A and the side part B are covered with the upper frame material 1, the lattice unit 2, and the lower frame material 3, and are the same. In addition to the shape, pillars 4 are provided at two locations inside the upper frame material 1, at the end of the side surface part B and in the middle part of the front surface part A, and between each pillar 4, an upper frame 5 is provided. In addition to being constructed, this upper frame 5
A cap 7 is attached to the top via a vertical beam 6 to form a handrail, and a bottom material 8 is provided across the upper frame material 1 and the upper frame 5 to form a storage section 9 that opens upward. It consists of

1 and 2 are cross-sectional views taken along the - line and - line in FIG.
and an intermediate horizontal plate 12, a lower horizontal plate 11 is connected to a bracket 13 fixed to the outer surface of the pillar 4, and a bottom member 8 is attached to the intermediate horizontal plate 12 and the upper frame 5. be.

The lattice unit 2 is a lattice unit in which a lattice 16 is connected across an upper rail 14 and a lower rail 15,
The upper crosspiece 14 is fixed to the lower horizontal plate 11, and the lower crosspiece 15 is fixed to the lower frame member 3, so that they are attached across the upper frame member 1 and the lower frame member 3.

The lower frame member 3 has an approximately U-shape formed by an upper plate 17, a vertical plate 18, and a lower plate 19, and the vertical plate 18 is bent into a crank shape to form an upward step portion 18a. The lower crosspiece 15 is fixed to the portion 18a, a joist 20 is placed on the lower plate 19, and a decking material 21 is placed on the joist 20 to form the above-mentioned floor portion.

In FIG. 1, reference numeral 22 denotes a support bracket fixed to the building frame (not shown), which is fixed to the vertical plate 18 of the lower frame member 3 with bolts and nuts 23 to support the lower frame member 3 of the side part B to the building frame. are doing.

The pillars 4 of the side part B, one of the pillars 4 of the front part A, the upper frame 5, and the lower frame material 3 form a framework having a substantially L-shape in plan, and the two pillars 4 of the front part A and upper frame 5,
The lower frame material 3 is a planar linear frame body, and a plate 24 such as a translucent plate or semi-transparent plate having a planar substantially L-shape and planar linear shape is attached to each of the framework bodies to improve the external design. ing.

In other words, the plate 24 is attached to a frame body 26 which is formed by framing the upper and lower, left and right frame frames 25 in a rectangular shape so that the plane is substantially L-shaped and the plane is linear, and the frame body 26 is attached to the side wall 4a of each pillar 4. Fixed mounting frame 2
It is fixed to 7.

In the above embodiment, the front part A and the side part B have the same shape, but only the front part A or the side part B may have the above-mentioned shape.

Effects of the invention Since the storage part 9 was formed on the side of the handrail part,
To allow pots and the like to be placed in the storage part 9, to prevent the storage part 9 from getting in the way when a person gets on the balcony, thereby not narrowing the effective area of the balcony, and to allow the hands to smoothly hang onto the handrail part. This prevents people from feeling uneasy when riding on the balcony.

The vertical plate 10 forming the storage section 9 is a bracket 13.
Since the pillar 4 is a strength member constituting the balcony surface, the storage part 9
The mounting strength of the storage part 9 can be made sufficiently strong, and even heavy objects can be stored in the storage part 9.

Since the lattice 16 of the lattice unit 2 is installed over the lower part of the vertical board 10 and the lower frame member 3, the appearance of the balcony can be improved by the lattice unit 2, and the vertical board 10 can be attached to the bracket as described above. 13 and is firmly supported by the pillar 4, and the load of the heavy objects stored in the storage section 9 hardly acts on the lattice unit 2, so the lattice 16 of the lattice unit 2 can have any shape and diameter. You can customize the appearance of your balcony.

[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 perspective view of a balcony. 1 is an upper frame material, 2 is a decorative body, 3 is a lower frame material, and 9 is a storage section.

Claims (1)

[Claims for Utility Model Registration] A plate 24 is attached to a frame body consisting of adjacent columns 4, 4, an upper frame member 5, and a lower frame member 3 to form a surface part, and a vertical beam 6 is installed on the upper surface of the upper frame member 5. In the balcony where the Kasagi 7 is attached and used as a handrail, a bracket 13 is attached to the upper part of the pillar 4 so as to protrude laterally than the handrail.
A vertical plate 10 is attached to face the handrail part, and a bottom plate 8 is attached between the lower part of the vertical plate 10 and the upper frame material 5 to form a storage part 9 that opens upward, and the lower part of the vertical plate 10 and A balcony characterized in that a lattice unit 2 having a plurality of lattices 16 is attached over the lower frame member 3.