JPH0640110Y2 - Sanitary equipment room material transportation pallet - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] (Industrial Application Field) The present invention relates to a transportation pallet capable of collectively transporting constituent members for a sanitary facility room such as a unit bath, a toilet unit, and a shower booth. is there.

(Prior art and its problems) Conventionally, constituent members for a sanitary equipment room such as a unit bath, a toilet unit, and a shower booth, which can be formed by assembling a plurality of members, are transported in a disassembled state, and are constructed locally. Although assembled in-house, the unit bath, toilet unit, shower booth, etc., in addition to floor pans and bathtubs, tile panels, glass doors, ceiling panels, bath covers,
Since it is completed with a large number of members such as counters, piping pipes, corner frames, mirrors, ventilation fans, and other metal fittings, it is necessary to collectively transport them to the site, and all configurations with various shapes are different. It is very difficult to transport all the components as a group, and in the past, the components were transported in disassembled state, and the components were often lost or erroneously transported during the transportation process. The situation is that there are many cases where it is not possible to do so.
In addition, it is very difficult to check the parts when transported separately, and tile panels etc. cannot be stacked side by side due to joint breakage, etc., and there is also a problem with the transportation form. Therefore, it has been desired to develop a transportation pallet capable of satisfactorily transporting the constituent members of a shower booth or the like in units without causing joint breakage.

(Means for Solving the Problems) The present invention has been devised in view of the above-mentioned problems of the related art, and it is possible to transport component members such as a unit bath, a toilet unit, and a shower booth in a good loading state. The purpose is not to provide pallets for transportation.
A transportation pallet for transporting components of a sanitary facility room such as a tile panel, the pallet being formed by a framed frame, and a hard paper substrate fixed to the upper surface of the frame. The substrate is formed with a pair of truncated pyramid-shaped pillar plates that are cut out or punched so as to stand upright, and each pillar plate holds the standing state of the pillar plates. Inner support plate and outer support plate are formed to be respectively bendable, and the pair of pillar plates is provided in a state in which the inner support plate and the outer support plate are respectively bent to opposite sides and the pillar plates are erected on the substrate. The tile panel is leaned from the side along the side of the tile panel, and other constituent members can be stacked inside the tile panel.

(Operation) Since the pier is made of wood and the substrate on the top surface is made of paper,
It is possible to manufacture transportation pallets cheaply and lightly,
Since it is inexpensive, it does not need to be returned, it can be used as a disposable item, pallet collection processing is not required, and pallet management is facilitated. When not in use, many transport pallets can be stacked and stored compactly in a narrow storage space.When in use, they can be easily taken out and erected on the substrate with the inner support plate and the outer support plate standing upright. Tile panels can be leaned against and piled up on the pillar plates, and because the tie panel is not in a horizontal stacking state, it can be transported to the site as a good stacking state without causing joint breakage, and other It is possible to compactly load the above-mentioned constituent members inside the tile panel.

Embodiment An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

The transportation pallet 1 of this example is composed of a framed bottom barbed, and the top side of five leg barbeds 4a, 4a, 4a, 4a, 4a arranged in parallel at a predetermined interval. A pair of bottom splints 4b, 4b are integrally provided transversely in the center in an orthogonal manner to each other.Furthermore, high-bottom side splints 4c, 4c are arranged on both sides of the bottom splints 4b, 4b at predetermined intervals. The legs are laid horizontally, and the bottom portion is formed by the leg piers 4a, 4a, 4a, 4a, 4a, the bottom piers 4b, 4b, and the side bottom piers 4c, 4c. A board 2 formed of a hard paper material (for example, a hard cardboard) is disposed on the pier, and the board 2 has a flat surface portion 2a formed at a central portion in the width direction and both side surfaces thereof. The inclined surfaces 2b, 2b formed in an upward slanted shape and the side frame portions 2c, 2c formed on the side surfaces thereof are formed by one rectangular paper board member, and the flat surface portion 2a is It is fixed on the bottom piers 4b, 4b by means such as sticking, and the vicinity of the boundary line between the inclined surfaces 2b, 2b and the side frame portion 2c is fixed on the upper surface side of the side bottom piers 4c by means such as clasping. ing.

A truncated cone-shaped column plate 3 is formed on the flat surface portion 2a of the substrate 2 by cutting or punching. The pillar plate 3 is formed by using a cutter, a press die, or the like before the substrate 2 is fixed to the pier, and the pillar plate 3 has an inner support plate 3a at the center and an outer support at the side edges. A plate 3b is formed. The inner support plate 3a is formed by cutting out one side of the central portion of the pillar plate 3 so that it can be bent, and the outer support plate 3b is also formed by cutting a part of the pillar plate 3 so that it can be bent. It is a thing.

As shown in FIG. 1, the pillar plate 3 can be erected from the substrate 2. When the pillar plate 3 is erected, the inner support plate 3a is bent inward at a right angle, and conversely, the outer support plate 3b is outwardly bent at a right angle. It can be bent to support the pillar plate 3 and maintain the standing state, and the lower edge portion of the inner support plate 3a is fitted into the locking groove 4S formed in a groove shape in a part of the leg pier 4a. The outer support plate 3b also has a lower edge at the tip of the substrate 2 on the other hand.
It can be fitted and fixed in a groove formed in the shape of a slit.

When the pillar plate 3 is erected on the substrate 2 as described above, the openings K ₁ and K _{2 corresponding} to the cutout portion of the pillar plate 3 are formed in the central portion of the substrate 2. Further, recessed concave portions 3c, 3c are formed in the central portion of the upper edge of the pillar plate 3a, and the pillar plate 3 can be easily erected by putting a finger in the concave portion 3c.

As shown in FIG. 1, a pair of pillar plates 3 and 3 are erected on the board 2, and the constituent members of the unit bath are stacked along the pillar plates 3 and 3 as shown in FIG. First, the bath cover, the counter, the mirror, etc. are loaded between the pillar plates 3, 3 and then the piping pipes, the corner frames, etc. are loaded, and then the ceiling boards T, 3 Tile panels P, etc. can be stacked in a standing manner, and then the peripheral portion is band B.
It is possible to firmly pack the constituent members of the unit bath wound on the substrate 2 and loaded on the substrate 2.

In this state, the fork of the forklift truck can be inserted between the piers 4a, 4a, and the transportation pallet 1 can be lifted onto the truck by the forklift truck and transported as it is.

Thus, in this example, the substrate 2 of the shipping pallet 1 is
By using a paper material such as a cardboard and forming the pillar plate 3 in a cutout shape on the substrate 2, it is possible to form the transportation pallet 1 inexpensively and lightly. Since it has a compact external shape as shown in the figure, it is possible to store a large number of shipping pallets 1 in a stacked form. As shown in FIG. 3, the constituent members of the unit bath can be leaned and stacked around it. Therefore, it is possible to transport components such as tile panels P that cause joint breakage when stacked horizontally to the site in a good loading state where joint breakage does not occur, and the transportation pallet 1 of this example is inexpensive. Since it can be manufactured, it does not need to be returned, it can be used as a disposable item, processing such as collection of pallets is unnecessary, and its management can be performed easily.

In addition, in this example, the leg pier 4a, the bottom pier 4b, and the side bottom pier 4c.
The number of lines etc. can be changed appropriately. Further, the number of windings of the band B can be appropriately changed, and when the band B is wound and packing is completed, the substrate B is used by the band B.
Since the side frame portion 2c of the above is bent upward, it is possible to favorably prevent spillage of the load from both edge portions of the substrate 2.

In addition, since the inclined surfaces 2b are formed on both edges of the substrate 2 of this example, the tile panel P or the like is hung along the conical line of the pillar plate 3 even under the tile panel or the like. The edge portion satisfactorily makes surface contact with the inclined surface 2b, the contact area is enlarged, and the tile panel P or the like to be stacked is not displaced.

Further, if a hard paper material such as a cardboard that constitutes the substrate 2 of this example is made to have a considerable thickness, the elasticity of the paper material absorbs the impact on the tile panel, etc. to be stacked well. A better transport function can be exhibited.

The transport pallet 1 of this example can be used not only as a constituent member of a unit bath but also as a constituent member for other sanitary equipment rooms such as a toilet unit and a shower booth, and the constituent members can be collectively transported. is there.

(Advantages of the Invention) The present invention is a transportation pallet for transporting components of a sanitary facility room such as a tile panel.
The bottom portion is formed by a framed pier, and a hard paper substrate is fixed to the top surface of the pier, and a pair of truncated pyramidal pillar plates that are cut out or punched so as to stand upright face the substrate. In addition to being formed in a shape, each pillar plate is formed with an inner support plate and an outer support plate for holding the upright state of the pillar plate so as to be bendable, and the inner support plate and the outer support plate are opposed to each other. In a state in which the pillar plates are respectively bent to the side and erected on the substrate, the tile panel is leaned from the side surface along the pair of pillar plates, and other constituent members can be stacked inside the tile panel. As a result, since the pier is made of wood and the substrate on the top surface is made of paper, the shipping pallet can be manufactured inexpensively and lightly, and because it is cheap, it does not need to be returned and can be used disposable. Possible and pallet Collecting process becomes unnecessary, the management of the pallet to facilitate. When not in use, many transport pallets can be stacked and stored compactly in a narrow storage space.When in use, they can be easily taken out and erected on the substrate with the inner support plate and the outer support plate standing upright. Tile panels can be leaned against and stacked on the pillar boards that have been stacked, and since the tie panel is not in a horizontal stacking state, it can be transported to the site as a good stacking state without causing joint breakage, and other The components can be compactly loaded inside the tile panel.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 shows an embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a use state of a transportation pallet of this example, FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing a state before use, and FIG. 3 is a transportation view of FIG. FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing a state in which the constituent members of the unit bath are stacked on the vehicle pallet. 1 …… Transport pallet, 2 …… Substrate 2a …… Flat part 2b …… Sloping surface, 2c …… Side frame part 3 …… Post plate, 3a …… Inner support plate 3b …… Outer support plate, 4a …… Leg splint 4b …… Bottom splint, 4c …… Side bottom splint B …… Band, P …… Tile panel T …… Ceiling board

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A transportation pallet for transporting components of a sanitary facility room such as a tile panel, the pallet being formed of piers 4a, 4b whose bottom is framed, and the piers 4a, 4b. A substrate 2 made of a hard paper material is fixed to the upper surface of the substrate 2. On the substrate 2, there are formed a pair of conical pyramidal pillar plates 3, 3 that are cut out or punched so as to stand upright. An inner support plate 3a and an outer support plate 3b for holding the upright state of the column plate 3 are formed in each of the column plates 3 so as to be bendable, and the inner support plate 3a and the outer support plate 3b are placed on opposite sides. In a state in which the pillar plates 3 and 3 are respectively bent and set upright on the substrate 2, the tile panel P is leaned from the side along the pair of pillar plates 3 and 3, and the other inside of the tile panel P. A pallet for transporting members for a sanitary facility room, characterized in that the components can be stacked.