JPH04132131U - Weir wall Kasagi - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] [Structure] A support member 16 is fixed on the back side of the butt part of each cap timber 3 consecutively arranged on the weir wall 1, and the support member 1
At 6, locking pieces 20 are formed on both ends to protrude upward, and a joint member 12 is arranged between the locking pieces 20, and the joint member 12 is attached to the back surface of the butt end of each of the above-mentioned cap timbers 3. At the same time, the cap wood 3 is attached to the support member 1.
It was locked and fixed by the locking piece 20 of No.6. [Effect] The abutting portions of the cap timbers 3 are stably supported by the support member 16 fixed on the weir wall 1. Further, the joint member 12 is attached to the back side of the butt ends of each of the cap timbers 3, and rainwater that has entered between the butt parts of the cap timbers 3 is drained well. In this way, with the simple structure of integrally configuring the joint member 12 and the support member 16,
It is possible to simultaneously realize stable support of the butt portion of the cap wood 3 and protection from rain.

Description

[Detailed explanation of the idea]

0001

[Industrial application field]

The present invention is a weir wall shade in which the cap timbers are placed one after the other on the weir wall and are fixed at the butt parts. Regarding trees.

0002

[Prior art]

Generally, the upper part of weir walls such as balconies, rooftops, passageways on each floor of apartments and condominiums, etc. A weir wall cap has been installed. The cap wood that makes up this kind of weir wall cap is The weir wall has multiple The wooden caps are butted together. By the way, is there a gap between the butt parts of the two pieces of wood? In order to prevent rainwater from seeping in, the back side of the butt of the adjacent hat wood is installed. A joint member is arranged. The joint member is the back side of two adjacent cap timbers. It is not fixed to the weir wall. in this way , since the joint member is placed at the butt part of the cap wood, it is supported at the same butt part. Metal fittings cannot be installed. Therefore, in the past, the butt parts of adjacent cap timbers were It was in a state of lack of security and instability.

0003

[Purpose of invention]

The present invention solves the above-mentioned drawbacks and has a simple structure that allows the butt of two pieces of wood to be connected. The purpose is to provide a weir wall cap that can be stably supported.

0004

[Means to achieve the purpose]

In order to achieve the above object, the weir wall cap according to the present invention has a compound crowned on the upper part of the weir wall. A number of kasa timbers are butted together and arranged in a row, and on the back side of the butt part of each of the abovementioned kasa timbers, A supporting member is fixed to the upper surface of the weir wall, and the supporting member has both ends along the longitudinal direction of the weir wall. A locking piece is formed to protrude upward, and the locking piece is formed on the upper part of the support member. A joint member is placed in between, and the joint member is placed between the butt ends of each of the above-mentioned cap timbers. At the same time, fix the cap wood by locking it on the locking piece of the support member. It is characterized by:

[0005]

[Function and effect of the idea]

According to the above configuration, the abutting portions of the consecutively installed cap timbers are connected to the supporting portions fixed on the weir wall. Since it is locked and fixed to the material, this part is stably supported. Also, above The joint member placed between the locking pieces of the support member is attached to the back side of the butt end of each cap wood. Because the rainwater that has entered between the butt parts of the hat wood is drained well, It will be done. In this way, the joint member at the butt part of the two cap timbers and the above butt part The simple structure of integrally constructing the support member that supports and fixes the folding part allows the shade to be Stable support can be achieved at the butt part of the wood.

[0006]

【Example】

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. indicates a balcony weir wall installed in a house. The weir wall 1 has wooden structural material 1a in the center. The upper part of the weir wall 1 is covered with a plurality of shade timbers 3 via support fittings 2. It is.

[0007] The support fitting 2 is a short member, and as shown in FIGS. 3 and 5, it is placed on the weir wall 1 at intervals. It is arranged and fixed on a base anchor 4a provided at a distance. Each support metal fitting 2 A locking piece 5 is formed upward along the longitudinal direction of the weir wall 1, and a locking piece 5 is formed at the upper end of the locking piece 5. A locking portion 6 and an inclined guide portion 7 are formed. On the other hand, the upper plate part 3 of the Kasa wood 3 A and both side plate parts 3b are formed into a U-shape with a downward opening in cross section, and the lower end of both side plate parts 3b A locking edge 9 that also serves as a mounting groove for the weather strip 8 is formed on the inside, and the upper plate part A pair of locking edges 10 are also formed on the back side of 3a along its longitudinal direction, and the locking edges 1 A locking portion 11 is formed inside the 0.

[0008] Each cap timber 3 is pressed from above against each support fitting 2 of the weir wall 1, and its locking The portion 11 is slid along the guide portion 7 of the support fitting 2 and is locked and fixed to the locking portion 6. The weir wall 1 is covered with a plurality of cap timbers 3 in the longitudinal direction of the weir wall 1. They are connected in parallel to each other. Note that the locking part 11 of the cap wood 3 is connected to the support metal fitting 2. Since the locking part 6 is locked from the outside, the locking speed is lower than if the locking part 6 were locked in the opposite direction. It is easy to release the locking state of parts 11 and 6, and it is easy to remove the cap wood 3 for replacement or maintenance. work becomes easier.

[0009] By the way, the butt between one cap wood 3 and the continuous cap wood 3 that is butted against it As shown in Figure 2, Figure 4, and Figure 5, rainwater seeps into the back side of the butt part through the gap in the butt part. A joint member 12 is disposed to prevent this from occurring. joint part The material 12 is formed in a shape that roughly follows the inner surface of the cap wood 3, and has a drainage groove 13 on its outer surface. are formed in parallel, and sealing materials 14 are attached to both ends. Also joint Both sides 15 of the member 12 are formed to expand slightly outward. And the The joint member 12 is attached to the back side of the butt end of each of the above-mentioned cap timbers 3, and is attached on both sides thereof. The portion 15 is elastically locked to the locking edge 9 of the side plate portion 3b of the wooden cap 3.

0010 Further, the joint member 12 is mounted on a support member 16 fixed to the upper surface of the weir wall 1. It is located. In other words, the base of the support fitting 2 is attached to the upper surface of the weir wall 1 using a wooden screw 17. A base anchor 4 having the same configuration as the anchor 4a is fixed, and the base anchor The support member 16 is fixed by a fixing bolt 18 and a nut 19 protruding from -4. There is. The structure of the support member 16 is almost the same as that of the support fitting 2, but the structure of the support member 16 is similar to that of the weir wall 1. Locking pieces 20 having the same structure as the locking pieces 5 of the support fitting 2 are provided at both ends along the longitudinal direction. is formed to protrude upward, and a space is formed between the locking pieces 20 at both ends. different. The joint member 12 is arranged in the space between the locking pieces 20. There is. Further, the locking portion 11 of the locking edge 10 of the butted cap wood 3 is connected to the support portion. The abutting portions of the cap timbers 3 which are engaged with the retaining pieces 20 of the timbers 16 and are thus connected are Each is fixed by a support member 16.

[0011] As mentioned above, the abutting parts of the consecutively installed cap timbers 3 are connected to the support part fixed on the weir wall 1. Since it is locked and fixed to the material 16, this part is stably supported. Also, The joint member 12 arranged between the locking pieces 20 of the support member 16 is In addition to being applied to the back side of the butt ends of 3, the sealing material 14 is also applied to the back side of the cap wood 3. The rainwater that comes into contact with the joint member and further infiltrates between the butt parts of the continuous cap timbers 3 is removed from the joint member. 12, and cannot cross the sealing material 14. is drained. Also, by arranging the joint member 12, two cap timbers can be connected. 3 joints are blocked. In this way, the join at the butt part of the two cap timbers 3 If the support member 16 that supports and fixes the abutting portion is integrally constructed, With this simple structure, it is possible to simultaneously stabilize the support of the butt part of the cap wood 3. I can do it.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a front view of a weir wall 1 according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a sectional view taken along the line X--X in FIG. 1;

FIG. 3 is a sectional view taken along the YY line in FIG. 1;

FIG. 4 is a plan view showing how the joint member is attached.

FIG. 5 is a perspective view showing an exploded state of the support fitting, the support member, and the joint member.

[Explanation of symbols]

1 Weir wall 3 Kasa wood 12 Joint member 16 Support member 20 Locking piece

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] Claim 1: A plurality of cap timbers crowned on the upper part of the weir wall are butted and arranged in a row, and a supporting member is fixed to the upper surface of the weir wall on the back side of the abutted portion of each of the cap timbers, and a supporting member is fixed to the upper surface of the weir wall. The supporting member has locking pieces protruding upward from both ends along the longitudinal direction of the weir wall, and a joint member is arranged between the locking pieces on the upper part of the support member, and the joint member is connected to each of the above-mentioned caps. A weir wall cap board, characterized in that the cap wood is attached to the back side of the butt ends of the timbers, and the cap wood is locked and fixed to a locking piece of the support member.