JPH036783Y2 - - Google Patents

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[Detailed explanation of the idea] B. Purpose of the invention Industrial applications The present invention relates to fusuma paper for pasting on fusuma.

Conventional technology Traditionally, fusuma as a fitting has been made by pasting 2 to 3 sheets of bottom paper on the main body frame made of wood, increasing the gluing interval as the layers go up, and then 3 to 6 pieces of receiving paper on top.
It is made by adding glue to only the joints and the edges of the tiers and pasting them together, and then gluing the main paper, which is the cover, over the entire surface.

As shown above, paper materials are pasted in multiple layers, and the reason for this is to prevent the unevenness of the crosspieces of the main body frame from showing on the surface, so the spacing between the crosspieces is widened to a certain extent at the bottom paper stage. In other words, the gap between the adhesive positions is increased to reduce the influence of the crosspieces, and one piece of fusuma is divided into 3 to 6 sections on the receiving paper.
For each section, a receiving paper is pasted with adhesive applied only to the periphery.

For example, when using three sheets of receiving paper, glue is applied to only the two stripes around the periphery of the sliding door and the seam in the center, and most of the center part is separated from the bottom paper and floats, due to the effect of the crosspieces. This receiving paper completely prevents this.

Then, on top of this receiving paper, glue is applied to the entire surface and the main paper is pasted, but if the entire surface is moistened with glue and then glued, when this dries, the fusuma paper will become very taut. The result is a beautiful finish.

Problems that the invention attempts to solve When pasting receiving paper in 3 to 6 rows on top of the bottom paper,
In order to prevent wrinkles, it is necessary to wait for the glue on the pasted part of each layer to dry completely, and normally only one layer of receiving paper can be pasted in a day, so it is necessary to wait until the adhesive on the pasting part of each layer is completely dry. The problem is that it takes 3 to 6 days to apply the paper, making it a very inefficient process.

Another drawback is that it requires considerable skill to fully adhere the main paper, which is the cover, to this receiving paper, and it is difficult to achieve a neat finish without training.

Various types of informal fusuma have been used to overcome these drawbacks, but they are inevitably inferior to the fusuma made using the original manufacturing procedure described above, and may also cause steps to form around the edges, or may cause problems with fusuma with shoji windows, etc. In the case of hollowed-out sliding doors like this, it is impossible to attach the hollowed part using the informal method, and a complete solution has not yet been realized.

The present invention was developed with the aim of completely solving the above-mentioned problems, and it is possible to achieve efficient fusuma upholstery, to achieve a clean finish without any skill, and to be able to apply hollow fusuma without any problems. The purpose of the present invention is to provide a sliding door paper with an extremely excellent effect of having an original structure rather than an informal structure when finished.

B. Structure and operation of the invention The structure of the invention is to divide the entire back surface of the main paper for fusuma into at least three sections, adhere a receiving paper to each section, and one side of the receiving paper at the boundary of each section. The gist of this paper is a fusuma paper with a receiving part, which is characterized by the edges of the paper forming edges that protrude.

Measures to solve the problem A receiver paper is glued on the entire back side of the main paper for fusuma in advance, and the end of the receiver paper is made to protrude as a tab at the boundary between the joints of the receiver papers, and this tab is used as a tab. They used it to paste it onto the bottom paper.

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of one embodiment of the fusuma paper of the present invention, viewed from the rear direction.

FIG. 2 is a partially enlarged vertical cross-sectional view of the fusuma paper of the present invention.

As shown in these figures, the present invention has a main paper 1 for fusuma and a receiving paper 2 divided into about 3 to 6 sheets and glued to the back side of the main paper 1 for fusuma. The ends of one of the receiving sheets 2 protrude from the joints 3 of each of the receiving sheets 2, forming an edge piece 4.

In other words, the back side of the main paper 1 for fusuma is divided into at least three sections as shown by the broken lines in Fig. 1, and the receiving paper 2 is glued on the entire surface of each section. The portion of the receiving paper 2 that is not adhered to the main paper 1 is left to protrude as an extra tab 4.

When this fusuma paper with a receiving part of the present invention is pasted on a sliding door, the periphery of this fusuma paper, that is, the outer periphery of the receiving paper 2 and the edge piece 4
Glue is applied to only one part, and the other central part is moistened with water alone, for example by brushing, and then glued onto the bottom paper of the fusuma.

In addition, as mentioned above, this bottom paper has 2~
Needless to say, it is made up of three layers bonded together.

In this case, when folding and gluing the outer periphery to the peripheral end face of the fusuma, it is of course necessary to make a notch in the corner for folding, and both ends of the tabs, which would be an obstacle to gluing the outer periphery, It can be cut out by hand or with a knife.

When the fusuma paper of the present invention is stretched on the fusuma and dried in this way, the adhesion between the receiving paper 2 and the bottom paper is achieved only at the peripheral part and the edge piece 4, and most of the center part is in a floating state. Since the edge piece 4 itself is in a state of protruding from the main paper 1 for the fusuma, the main paper 1 for the fusuma is almost unaffected by the bottom paper, and therefore, the main paper 1 for the fusuma is hardly affected by the bottom paper, and therefore, the main paper 1 for the fusuma is hardly affected by the bottom paper. The appearance of unevenness on the surface is completely eliminated.

As shown in the figure, it is desirable to attach the flaps 4 to the bottom paper with them hanging downward, and it is common knowledge that the flaps should be hung upside down.

In this invention, the back side of the main paper 1 for fusuma needs to be divided into at least three sections, and since two tabs 4 are formed in the center of the three sections, two strips of adhesive are formed in the center, and the adhesive force is stable. It will become. In other words, if there are two sections, there is only one bond in the center, which results in a very weak bond and is unstable.On the other hand, if there are too many sections, it will be difficult to manufacture, so it is difficult to achieve both adhesive stability and ease of manufacture. From this point of view, it is most preferable to adhere the receiving paper 2 in three to six sections.

In addition, the width of the tab 4 in the present invention is preferably about 1.5 to 5 cm; if it is too narrow, the adhesive force will be weak, and if it is too wide, the gluing operation will be difficult.

The fusuma paper of this invention can be mass-produced in factories, etc., and sold to mounting shops and general households as fusuma paper that can be easily pasted.Even an amateur can apply glue to the surrounding area and the edge piece 4, and spray or brush the rest. All you have to do is moisten it with water and stick it on the bottom paper of the sliding door, and once it dries it will stay taut and look very nice.

When pasting the fusuma paper of the present invention on a hollowed sliding door, just cut out the part corresponding to the hollowed out part, make a notch in the corner for folding, apply glue to that part, and glue it in the same way as above. If the ear piece 4 becomes an obstacle, just cut that part off and it can be finished very easily.

If the invented fusuma paper is pasted on the bottom paper and dried, it will be almost the same as the original fusuma structure, and the bottom paper and receiving paper 2.
are attached at two to five adhesive strips on the periphery and center, and the rest are all floating, and the receiving paper 2 and the main paper 1 for the sliding sliding door are completely glued together.

C. Effects of the invention As explained in detail above, the present invention is a sliding paper with a receiving part that integrates the main paper for the sliding sliding door and the receiving paper.
Two to five strips of receiving paper protrude from the center of the lid, and when pasting it on a sliding door, apply glue only to the periphery and the edges, and just moisten the rest with water and stick them together. All you have to do is just do it, and you can work very efficiently.
Compared to the inefficient method of waiting for the sun to dry, this method is extremely efficient.

Moreover, since the main paper for the fusuma is completely glued to the receiving paper in advance, there are no wrinkles or other mistakes, and anyone can easily finish it neatly, even without experience.

Furthermore, there are no special problems even if it is a hollow sliding door,
The structure after finishing is almost the same as the original fusuma structure, and the unevenness of the frame of the main body frame does not show on the surface.
It has various extremely excellent effects.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of one embodiment of the fusuma paper of the present invention, viewed from the rear direction. FIG. 2 is a partially enlarged vertical cross-sectional view of the fusuma paper of the present invention. 1... main paper for fusuma, 2... receiving paper, 3... seam, 4... selvedge.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] The entire back side of the main paper for fusuma is divided into at least three sections, and a receiving paper is adhered to each of the sections, and one end of the receiving paper becomes a lug and protrudes at the boundary of each section. Fusuma paper with reception area.