JPH0425841Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] "Industrial Application Field" The present invention relates to an upper part of the parapet which is attached with one end on the parapet side and the other end on the outer wall of an adjacent building so as to be able to accommodate up and down movement. The present invention relates to a Kasagi device having a Kasagi cover that covers gaps between adjacent buildings.

``Prior Art'' Conventionally, the Kasagi cover of this type of Kasagi device is formed by bending the end of the parapet side downward so that it is in a substantially vertical state during normal operation, and the bent portion is attached to the parapet side. was.

For this reason, if one of the buildings sinks unevenly, the bent portion of the end of the Kasagi cover on the parapet side will be slanted inward or outward, resulting in an unsightly appearance.

``Purpose of the present invention'' In view of the above-mentioned drawbacks of the conventional technology, the present invention is designed to reliably prevent the end of the Kasagi cover on the parapet side from becoming unsightly even if one of the buildings sinks unevenly, and to prevent the end of the Kasagi cover from becoming unsightly. To obtain a capping device which can surely prevent rainwater spraying in a crowded state from entering into a capping cap cover.

"Means for Achieving the Object of the Present Invention" The present invention includes a slide base fixed to the upper surface of a parapet, a slide plate attached to the slide base so as to be slidable so as to project inward of the parapet, and A cover attachment member is rotatably attached to the tip of the slide plate and has an arc-shaped tip, and an arc-shaped curved portion is attached at one end to cover the cover attachment member, and the other end is adjacent to the cover attachment member. A Kasagi device is comprised of a Kasagi cover that covers a joint between the parapet and an adjacent building, which is attached to a hinge rail that is rotatably attached to a base rail that is fixed to an external wall of a building where the parapet is attached. It is said that

"Embodiments of the present invention" The present invention will be described in detail below with reference to embodiments shown in the drawings.

In the embodiments shown in FIGS. 1 to 8, 1 is a Kasagi device of the present invention installed to cover a gap 5 between the upper part of a parapet 3 of a building 2 such as a building and an adjacent building 4 such as a building. The Kasagi device 1 includes a slide base 8 which is fixed to the upper surface of the parapet 3 at predetermined intervals with a plurality of anchor bolts 6 and holding metal fittings 7 (only one of which is shown), and a base end attached to the slide base 8. A slide plate 11 having a bearing part 10 constituting a hinge 9 at the distal end of which the side is inserted so as to be slidable in front, back, left, and right directions, and the bearing part 10 of this slide plate 11 is rotatable The hinge 9 provided
a cover mounting member 13 curved in an arc shape with a shaft portion 12 protruding from the inner surface substantially at the center; a base rail 16 fixed to the outer wall surface 14 of the adjacent building 4 with anchor bolts 15; A hinge rail 19 is provided on the base rail 16 so as to be able to rotate slightly in the vertical direction, and has an L-shaped cover mounting part 17 and a seat mounting part 18, one end of which is fixed to the cover mounting member 13 with screws, and the other end. is a Kasagi cover 20 that covers the gap 5 between the upper part of the parapet 3 and the adjacent building 4, which is fixed to the cover attachment part 17 of the hinge rail 19 with screws; one end is attached to the slide base 8; The waterproof sheet 21 covers the gap 5 between the buildings 2 and 4, the end of which is attached to the seat attachment part 18 of the hinge rail 19.

The slide base 8 has a base leg piece 22 fixed to the L-shaped anchor bolt 6 at the outer end of the parapet 3, and is held down by the inverted T-shaped presser metal fitting 7 near the inner end. support leg 2
3, and a lower base body 24 at the outer end provided with a predetermined insertion gap 25 so that the slide plate 11 can be inserted into the upper part of the lower base body 24. body 2
an upper base body 27 having a presser base piece 26 placed on the upper surface of the base leg piece 22 of No. 4 and fixed together with the base leg piece 22 of the lower base body 24 by the anchor bolt 6; An inverted L-shaped piece 29 forms a sheet insertion part 28 into which one end of the waterproof sheet 21 provided above the outer end of the body 27 can be inserted and attached.

The slide plate 11 has its proximal end inserted into the insertion gap 25 of the slide base.

The cover mounting member 13 is formed in an arc shape with a radius of 25 mm, for example, centered on the shaft portion 12 that constitutes the hinge 9.

The base rail 16 is connected to the parapet 3.
It is fixed to the outer wall surface 14 at a position, for example, 100 mm above the top surface of the housing.

As shown in FIGS. 4 to 8, the Kasagi cover 20 has an end 20a on the side of the parapet 3 curved into an arc having the same size as the cover mounting member 13, and the other end bent upward. has been done.

Further, the curved end 20a and the bent end 2 of the Kasagi cover 20 are bent upward.
A plurality of screw insertion holes 31 are formed at predetermined intervals in 0b, into which screws 30 for screw fixing to the cover attachment member 13 and the cover attachment portion 17 of the hinge rail 19 are inserted.

Both ends of the waterproof sheet 21 are made of a thick rubber material and have a rectangular cross section.

Incidentally, on the outer wall surface 14 of the adjacent building 4, an exterior mortar 14a is formed protrudingly above the portion where the base rail 16 is fixed.

When installing the Kasagi device 1 having the above structure, the presser metal fitting 7 is first fixed to the upper surface of the parapet 3 on the inner side using the fixing bolts 32.

After that, the slide base 8 is set so that the support legs 23 of the lower base body 24 are pressed by the fixed presser metal fitting 7, and the base leg piece 22 of the lower base body 24 and the upper side The holding base piece 26 of the base body 27 is fixed with the anchor bolt 6. After fixing this slide base 8,
A sealing material 33 is filled in the lower part of the inner end of the lower base body 24 .

After that, the slide plate 11 is inserted into the insertion gap 25 of the slide base 8, and the cover mounting member 1 is inserted into the bearing part 10 of the slide plate 11.
3 is attached by inserting and fitting the shaft portion 12 of the cover attaching member 13 from the side.

Next, the base rail 16 is fixed to the outer wall surface 14 of the adjacent building 4 with anchor bolts 15, and the hinge rail 19 is inserted and attached to the fixed base rail 16 from the side.

Thereafter, the thick end portions of the waterproof sheet 21 are inserted and attached to the sheet insertion portion 28 provided on the slide rail 8 and the sheet attachment portion 18 provided on the hinge rail 19, respectively.

Next, each end 20a of the Kasagi cover 20,
20b to the cover mounting member 13 and the cover mounting portion 17 of the hinge rail 19 with screws 30, and after completion, the outer wall surface 14 of the adjacent building 4 is fixed.
The installation work is completed as shown in FIG. 1 by filling the sealing material 33 so as to cover the side attachment ends.

In the Kasagi device 1 installed in this way, as shown in FIG.
Even when the cap cover 20 is rotated around the parapet 3, since the end of the cap cover 20 on the parapet 3 side is formed in a curved manner, the change in the attachment state of this part can be made to appear less and an unsightly appearance can be prevented.

Furthermore, even if the adjacent building 4 sinks unevenly as shown in Figure 3, the Kasagi cover 2
Since the change in the attachment condition of the end of the parapet 3 on the side of the parapet 3 can be made to appear less, unsightly appearance can be prevented in the same way as described above.

"Different Embodiments of the Present Invention" Next, different embodiments of the present invention shown in FIG. 9 will be described. In the description of this embodiment, the same components as those in the embodiment of the present invention are given the same reference numerals and redundant explanations will be omitted.

The main difference between the embodiment of FIG. 9 and the embodiment of the present invention is that the end of the Kasagi cover 20 on the side of the adjacent building 4 is fixed directly to the outer wall surface 14 of the building 4 with an anchor bolt 34. In terms of attachment, even if the Kasagi device 1A is constructed by attaching the Kasagi cover 20 in this manner, the same effects as in the embodiments of the present invention can be obtained.

"Effects of the Present Invention" As is clear from the above explanation, the present invention has the following effects.

(1) Since the end of the Kasagi cover on the parapet side is curved in an arc shape, even if the building moves in the vertical direction, the change in the attachment condition of the end on the parapet side can be minimized. Therefore,
If one of the buildings sinks unevenly as in the past, it is possible to reliably prevent the building from becoming unsightly.

(2) According to (1) above, simply by curving the end of the Kasagi cover on the parapet side into an arc shape, it is possible to prevent unsightliness even if one of the buildings sinks unevenly, making it easy to manufacture. , and the cost will not increase.

(3) Since the end of the Kasagi cover on the parapet side is simply curved into an arc, it can be installed in the same way as before.

(4) A slide plate is slidably attached to the slide base fixed to the parapet, and a cover mounting member that is attached to the arc-shaped curved part of the Kasagi cover is rotatably attached to the tip of the slide plate. The cover mounting member and the slide plate can prevent rain that is blowing in a crowded state from entering the Kasagi cover.

Therefore, waterproofing can be ensured.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Figure 1 is an explanatory diagram of an installed state showing one embodiment of the present invention, Figure 2 is an explanatory diagram showing a state in which the building on the parapet side is unevenly settled, and Figure 3 is an explanatory diagram showing a state in which the adjacent building is unevenly settled. Explanatory diagrams showing, Figures 4 to 8
The figures are a plan view, a front view, left and right side views, and a bottom view of the Kasagi cover, and FIG. 9 is an explanatory view showing a different embodiment of the present invention. 1,1A... Kasagi device, 2... Building, 3... Parapet, 4... Adjacent building, 5... Gap, 6
... Anchor bolt, 7 ... Holding metal fitting, 8 ... Slide base, 9 ... Hinge, 10 ... Bearing part, 11 ... Slide plate, 12 ... Shaft part,
13...Cover mounting member, 14...Outer wall surface, 1
5... Anchor bolt, 16... Base rail,
17... Cover attachment part, 18... Seat attachment part, 19... Hinge rail, 20... Kasagi cover, 21... Waterproof sheet, 22... Base leg piece,
23...Support leg, 24...Lower side base body, 25
...Insertion gap, 26...Press base piece, 27...
Upper base body, 28... Seat insertion part, 29...
... Reverse L-shaped piece, 30 ... Screw, 31 ... Screw insertion hole, 32 ... Fixing bolt, 33 ... Sheet material, 3
4... Anchor bolt.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A slide base fixed to the upper surface of the parapet, a slide plate slidably attached to the slide base so as to protrude inward of the parapet, and a tip rotatably attached to the tip of the slide plate. A cover mounting member having an arc-shaped portion, an arc-shaped curved portion attached to cover the cover mounting member at one end, and the other end pivots on a base rail fixed to an outer wall surface of an adjacent building. A Kasagi device characterized in that the Kasagi cover is attached to a hinge rail that can be attached to the parapet and covers a joint between the parapet and an adjacent building.