JPH0516830Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] [Industrial application field] The present invention accommodates electric wires in the baseboard at the bottom of a partition panel that connects a plurality of panels in the horizontal direction, and This invention relates to a wiring device that can be partially pulled out.

[Conventional technology]

A wiring duct is created using the baseboard at the bottom of the partition panel, and electric wires are housed inside the duct.
A wiring device in which electric wires are drawn out from key points is known, for example, as described in Japanese Utility Model Application Laid-Open No. 59-106919.

In these conventional devices, the baseboard cover is provided with a notch for drawing out electric wires.

[Effects of the invention] The conventional method is based on the thickness and number of electric wires depending on the type of power-supplied equipment, as well as the installation location, at the construction site of the partition panel.
It was necessary to form a notch for drawing out the electric wires with the required dimensions, and the work was troublesome.

Furthermore, since the electric wires were in direct contact with the notches, they were easily damaged and dangerous.

Furthermore, when the need for wiring is eliminated due to movement of the power-supplied device, etc., the notch becomes unsightly, so it is necessary to close it with a special closing member.

Furthermore, there is generally a problem in that gaps are formed between adjacent baseboard covers, resulting in poor appearance.

[Means for solving problems]

According to the present invention, the above-mentioned problems can be solved in a partition panel in which a plurality of panels are connected in the horizontal direction.
A baseboard with a shaped side cross section that also serves as a wiring duct is installed on the lower side of the panel, and its front and rear openings are closed off with a baseboard cover that has vertical engagement pieces facing inward at the side ends. Then, a vertical groove in the proximal end surface of a hollow flat plate-shaped closing material made of a soft elastic material such as synthetic resin is fitted into the engagement piece at the side end of the baseboard cover in a detachable and non-rotatable manner. installation, and
This problem is solved by bringing the free ends of adjacent obturators into elastic contact with each other.

〔Example〕 The illustrated embodiment will be described.

A baseboard 3 that also serves as a wiring duct is provided at the lower end of the panel 2 that stands upright with the support 1 in between.

The baseboard 3 has a side cross-sectional shape, and has bent pieces 3 facing each other above and below the front and rear openings.
A and 3b are arranged in series. Upper and lower bent pieces 3
The front and rear openings of the baseboard 3 are closed by abutting the baseboard cover 4 on the outer surfaces of the baseboards 3a and 3b and fixing it to the bent pieces 3a and 3b with set screws 5.

The side edges of the adjacent baseboards 3, 3 are butted against each other at the center of the lower surface of the support 1.

The side end of the baseboard cover 4 ends slightly beyond the side edge of the support post 1, and a vertical engaging piece 4a facing inward is bent and connected to the side end. has been done.

Each engagement piece 4a has a vertical groove 6a provided on the proximal end surface of a vertical flat plate-shaped obturator 6 made of a soft elastic material such as synthetic resin and whose outer surface is substantially aligned with the baseboard cover 4. , are removably and unrotatably fitted, and the free ends of adjacent obturators 6 are in contact with each other without a gap.

The electric wire 7 is housed inside the baseboard 3, and the end thereof is
It is led out from between the abutting portions of the free ends of the closing materials 6, 6.

The free ends of the blocking members 6, 6 are deformed in response to the passage of the electric wire 7, but after the passage, they automatically return to their original shape and close. In order to facilitate this automatic closing and to maintain the flatness of both blocking members 6, 6 when closed, the abutting surfaces of the free ends of both blocking members 6, 6 are made flat.

Note that the closing member 6 is hollow in order to improve its deformability.

(Effects of the invention) (a) It is easy to draw out the electric wire, and all parts of the closing material other than the part where the electric wire is drawn out are automatically closed.
In addition, when the wires are not pulled out, the plugging materials should be
Since it is completely closed in a ballistic state, it looks very good, and there is no risk of insects or dust getting in.

(b) Since the drawn-out electric wires only come into contact with the closing material and not with the metal baseboard cover,
It's safe.

(c) The wires are held under pressure, do not move erratically, and are stable.

(d) Since the blocking material is removable, it is easy to remove the blocking material when moving electric wires in and out of the baseboard.

(e) Since the closing material is hollow, it has good deformability and can be made quite thick. Moreover, it has approximately the same length as the vertical width of the baseboard cover, and has a width that is close to the adjacent baseboard. Even if the cover is long enough to close the side edges of the cover, the outer surface will not bend into a wavy state, and will always maintain a stable shape, and will not easily deform while aligning with the baseboard cover. Then, the electric wire can be drawn out.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a front view of a partition panel provided with an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is an A-A in FIG. 1.
FIG. 3 is an enlarged cross-sectional view taken along the line B--B, and FIG. 4 is an exploded perspective view of the main parts. 1... Post, 2... Panel, 3... Skirting board, 3a
...Bending piece, 4... Baseboard cover, 4a... Engaging piece, 5... Set screw, 6... Closing material, 6a... Vertical groove, 7... Electric wire.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] In a partition panel that connects multiple panels in the horizontal direction, a skirting board with a side cross section that doubles as a wiring duct is provided on the bottom side of the panel, and its front and rear openings are vertically facing inward at the side ends. The baseboard cover is closed with a baseboard cover having an engagement piece, and the engagement piece at the side end of the baseboard cover has a vertical groove in the proximal end face of a hollow flat plate-shaped closure material made of a soft elastic material such as synthetic resin. are removably and non-rotatably fitted and installed,
Furthermore, there is a wiring device in a partition panel in which the free ends of adjacent blocking materials are brought into elastic contact with each other.