JPH04198560A - Attaching method of base board - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To increase workability and obtain a good finish, by attaching a fitting member to a specified position on the inner wall face of a building and fitting a base board applied with adhesive on the rear face to the fitting member to stick to the inner wall face. CONSTITUTION:A fitting member 5 provided with a fitting protrusion 51 and a vertically long screw hole 53 is attached at a specified position to the inner wall face 1 of a building. In this case, since this screw hole 53 is oval type, the fitting member 5 is vertically movable even after it is attached. Next, a base board 3 provided with an adhesive allowance 31 and a fitting groove 32 at the rear face are attached to the fitting member 5 by fitting the fitting protrusion 51 of the fitting member 5 at the fitting groove 32 after an adhesive 6 is applied on the adhesive allowance 31. The base board 3 is then pushed down together with the fitting member 5 to be positioned at the specified position of the inner wall face 1 and sticked to the inner wall face 1 by the adhesive 6.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION (Field of Industrial Application) The present invention relates to a method for attaching a baseboard to a predetermined position on the lower edge of an inner wall surface of a building.

(Prior art) Usually, a baseboard is attached to the lower edge of the inner wall of a building, and this protects the lower part of the inner wall.
The joint between the interior wall and floor is hidden, enhancing the decorative effect of this area.

(Invention or problem to be solved) As mentioned above, baseboards protect the lower part of the internal wall of a building,
Since it has the function of hiding the joint between the inner wall surface and the floor surface, it has a thickness of about 15 to 30 mm and a width of 100 to 2 mm.
It is made of plate-like material with a diameter of approximately 0.00 mm, and is designed to fit within the inner wall surface after the floor surface is finished.

In particular, since baseboards decorate the lower edge of the inner wall, when installing them on the inner wall, it is necessary to align the seams between the baseboards and connect them in a straight line. There is.

However, since this part of the interior wall surface is not necessarily finished flat, it was difficult to fit the baseboards together while aligning their seams.

Furthermore, the baseboards are pre-finished and cannot be nailed or bolted in place, making installation difficult.

Furthermore, this part of the inner wall surface was located at a low position, making it difficult to perform licking work.

As a measure to solve this problem, attempts have been made in the past to use an adhesive to adhere it to the inner wall surface.
However, although this method improves the work of attaching the baseboards to the inner wall, it is troublesome to keep them in place until the adhesive hardens, and the joints between the baseboards are Because it was difficult to fit them together, in the end it could only be used as a saw for attaching baseboards to a flat, chiseled interior wall surface.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION An object of the present invention is to provide a method for easily attaching a baseboard to an inner wall surface that is not leveled.

(Means for Solving the Problems) The method for installing a baseboard according to the present invention involves using a baseboard having the same external shape as a normal baseboard and positioning this baseboard at a predetermined position on the inner wall surface of a building. , the installation for temporary fixing consists of parts,
First, a member is attached to a predetermined position on the inner wall surface, and then a baseboard whose back surface is coated with adhesive is fitted and fixed.

For attachment, fitting protrusions for fixing the baseboard are formed on the member, and screw holes are also drilled, so that the member can be attached to the inner wall surface with screws or nails. on the other hand,
The baseboard has an adhesive gap formed on it to attach it to the inner wall surface, and a fitting groove is cut out to fit into the fitting protrusion of the member for installation, and adhesive is applied to the adhesive gap. ’
/:: After that, the member is installed in a predetermined position on the inner wall surface by fitting the fitting groove into the fitting protrusion of the member to temporarily fix it, and then adhere it to the inner wall surface. It looks like this.

In particular, the screw hole of the mounting member 1-1 is a vertically long elongated hole, and after it is installed on the inner wall surface, it can be moved without moving vertically, and the mounting is done using the member. After fitting the baseboard to the baseboard, the baseboard can be positioned at a predetermined position on the inner wall surface by pushing down the baseboard. , (Example) Hereinafter, a method for installing a skirting board according to the present invention will be specifically explained based on an illustrated example.

FIG. 1 shows the procedure for attaching baseboards to the inner wall of a building. In the figure, reference numeral 1 indicates the inner wall of the building, and 2 indicates the floor thereof, which have been finished.

For installation, the member 5 is installed until the baseboard 3 is glued to the inner wall surface 1.
The baseboard 3 is temporarily fixed at that position on the inner wall surface 1, and at least one fitting protrusion 5 for fitting the baseboard 3 is formed on the base plate 52, and there are also vertically long screw holes. 53
At least one hole is perforated so that the member 5 itself can be attached to the inner wall surface 1.

The installation shown in the figure shows an example in which the member 5 is extruded and cut into easily handleable lengths of about 70 mm to 200 mm, and the two fitting protrusions 51 are formed long in the horizontal direction. ing.

The skirting board 3 is almost the same as a normal one of this kind, and is made of a plate material with a thickness of about 15 to 30 mm and a width of about IQO-200 m+i, and the surface has a specified finishing treatment or treatment. has been done. On the back side, a recess 33 is formed at a position corresponding to the mounting member 5, and a fitting groove 32 that fits with the fitting protrusion 51 is formed here, and the other part is the adhesive margin 3. It becomes. In addition, the fitting protrusion 51
The fitting groove 32 is formed with unevenness, etc., so that once the fitting groove 32 is fitted therein, it will not loosen or come off due to its own weight.

To attach the baseboard 3 shaped like a temple to the inner wall surface 1, first, a member 5 is attached to a predetermined position on the lower edge of the inner wall surface using nails or screws 4.

Next, a predetermined amount of adhesive 6 is applied to the adhesive margin 31 of the baseboard 3, and the fitting groove 32 formed on the back side is applied to the fitting protrusion 51 and pressed 7, thereby fitting the two together. Then, the baseboard 3 is fitted onto the member 5. Then, baseboard 3
is temporarily fixed with a member 5 and adhered to the inner wall surface 1.

In this work, it is desirable that the member 5 be attached to the inner wall surface 1 with an appropriate force and with enough strength to prevent it from moving up and down. That is, by doing this, the baseboard 3 can be fitted and pushed down. First, the baseboard 3 is fitted to the member 5 to an appropriate depth. After that, press down on the baseboard 3, and when it reaches the bottom surface or the floor surface 2, press it 1 inch to the inner wall surface, and you will be able to place the baseboard 3 in the correct position without any skill required. I can do it.

Further, in this installation, the member 5 does not need to be attached over the entire length of the portion of the inner wall surface 1° to which the baseboard 3 is to be attached. The baseboard 3 is pre-formed to an easy-to-handle length of about 70 mm to 200 mm, and the baseboard 3 is temporarily fixed to the inner wall surface.
It is sufficient to install them at intervals within the range that allows them to be fixed.

Furthermore, by forming the member 5 short in this way, even if the inner wall surface 1 is not flat, it can be installed in places with similar unevenness (especially without high protrusions). By selecting and installing the member 5, the baseboards 3 can be installed in a --like manner with the seams necessarily matching.

(Effects of the Invention) As described in detail, in the present invention, when attaching a skirting board to an inner wall surface by adhering it, first, the member 5 is attached to a predetermined position on the inner wall surface using nails or screws. Attachment: Next, the baseboard with adhesive applied to the adhesive area is fitted onto the member, and the baseboard is fixed by the member and adhered to the inner wall surface.

Moreover, even if irregular protrusions occur on the inner wall surface, the recesses 33 formed on the back side of the skirting board will absorb them, and the installation can be done by forming the member to an appropriate length to avoid the protrusions. By installing this, the baseboards are necessarily seamed and can be installed as uniformly as if they were installed on a regularly finished surface.

In addition, the screw holes in the parts are made into elongated holes, so even if the position of nails or screws is slightly shifted, there is no effect, making the work that much easier. Later on, this can be pushed down, making it easier to position the skirting board, improving work efficiency and improving the finished product.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The figures show the method for installing the skirting board according to the present invention. Figures 1 (a) and (b) are explanatory diagrams showing the procedure for installing the baseboard on the inner wall surface, and Figure 2 shows the mounting method for the baseboard. A perspective view showing an example of
Fig. 3 is a perspective view showing an example of a skirting board 6 1.Inner wall surface 2.Floor surface 3, Skirting board 4: Hissing 5.Members for installation 6. Adhesive 31: Adhesive allowance 32: Fitting groove 33; Hollow 51: Fitting protrusion 52, board 53: Screw hole

Claims (3)

[Claims] (1) Attach the mounting member, which has at least one fitting projection formed on the board and at least one screw hole drilled therein, to a predetermined position on the lower edge of the inner wall surface using nails or screws, and then , the back side is recessed with a predetermined width, a fitting groove is formed here, and a predetermined amount of adhesive is applied to the adhesive area of the baseboard where the other part is the adhesive area. A method for attaching a baseboard, characterized in that the baseboard is fitted and attached to the above-mentioned attachment member, thereby being fixed in a predetermined position and temporarily fastened, and then adhered to an inner wall surface. (2) The baseboard installation method according to claim 1, wherein the screw holes are elongated vertically long holes so that the installation member can be moved in the vertical direction after being installed on the inner wall surface. (3) The method for attaching a skirting board according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the attaching member is formed to have a length of approximately 70 mm to 200 mm, and is adapted to be attached at a desired position on an inner wall surface. .