JPH064261U - Jig for wall panel erection - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] [Purpose] The work of constructing a wall panel on a floor material is facilitated without requiring much labor and the number of workers is reduced. [Structure] Support member 2 fitted to side edge of outer wall panel 7
2, a fixing member 23 that is temporarily fixed to the floor material 6, and a stopper 24 that regulates the positions of both members. Support member 2
2 is fitted to the side edge of the outer wall panel 7, the fixing member 23 is temporarily fixed to the floor material 6, and the movement of the support member 22 is stopped by the stopper 24.
The outer wall panel 7 is maintained in the posture as it is while being restrained by.

Description

[Detailed description of the device]

[0001]

[Industrial applications]

 The present invention relates to a wall panel erecting jig suitable for erecting a wall panel such as an outer wall panel on a floor material when building a house or the like.

[0002]

[Prior art]

 FIG. 2 shows an example of a fixing structure of an outer wall panel to a floor material on the first floor in a house. That is, the floor material 6 in which the semi-base 5 is fixed to the floor panel 4 via the base wheel 3 on the foundation 2 in which the anchor bolts (fixing bolts) 1 are embedded is the floor panel 4 and the floor panel 4. Anchor bolt 1 is placed between bases 5, and the tip of anchor bolt 1 protruding upward from floor material 6 is passed through bolt insertion hole 8 formed in the lower end of outer wall panel 7. In this state, the outer wall panel 7 is placed on the end of the floor material 6.

Then, as shown in FIG. 3, the nut 10 is screwed into the anchor bolt 1 from the recess 9 which is opened in the outer surface of the outer wall panel 7 and from which the tip of the anchor bolt 1 protrudes to tighten the outer wall panel 7. The panel 7 is fixed to the floor material 6.

By the way, in order to build the outer wall panel 7 in a state in which the anchor bolt 1 is passed through the bolt insertion hole 8, the outer wall panel 7 is lifted above the protruding height of the anchor bolt 1 from the floor material 6, and the anchor bolt 1 It is necessary to align the bolt insertion hole 8 with 1, and performing these two operations at the same time is complicated and requires a lot of labor.

Therefore, as shown in FIG. 4, first, the outer wall panel 7 is placed on the temporary receiving base 11 installed on the floor material 6, and the outer wall panel is attached to the stopper plate 12 nailed to the half base 5. 7 is applied to perform positioning in the width direction, and thereafter, the temporary receiving base 11 is pulled out to drop the outer wall panel 7 and stand it upright on the floor material 6.

[Problems to be Solved by the Invention] When pulling out the temporary receiving stand 11, it is necessary to keep the posture of the outer wall panel 7 standing on the temporary receiving stand 11 as it is. However, it is inevitably necessary for anyone other than the worker who pulls out the temporary cradle 11, and the labor and labor for maintaining that posture is great.

The present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances, and the work of constructing a wall panel on a floor material can be performed easily without requiring a great amount of labor while reducing the number of workers. The purpose is to provide a jig for raising wall panels.

[0007]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 The present invention has been made in order to achieve the above object.A wall panel is attached to a floor panel with a fixing bolt protruding from the floor panel inserted in a bolt insertion hole formed in the lower end of the wall panel. A jig for erection of a wall panel used for erecting, and a supporting member having a U-shaped cross section that slidably fits to the side edge of the wall panel and holds the erecting state of the wall panel. A fixing member that is rotatably attached to the support member and temporarily fixed to the floor member, and a stopper that is bridged between the support member and the fixing member and restricts relative rotation of the both are provided. It has a feature.

[0008]

[Action]

 According to the wall panel raising jig of the present invention, the supporting member is fitted to the side edge of the wall panel, the fixing member is temporarily fixed to the floor material, and the movement of the supporting member is restricted by the stopper. Thus, the posture of the wall panel that has been erected is maintained as it is. Therefore, when erecting the wall panel, the number of workers is reduced, and the erecting work can be easily performed without requiring much labor.

[0009]

【Example】

 An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to FIG. In FIG. 1, reference numerals 1 to 7 respectively denote an anchor bolt, a foundation, a base wheel, a floor panel, a semi-base, a floor material, and an outer wall panel, which are the same as those shown in FIG. It is an example of a jig for erection.

The jig 21 is slidably fitted to a side edge of the outer wall panel 7 and has a support member 22 having a U-shaped cross section for holding the wall panel in an upright state. It comprises a fixing member 23 which is freely attached and temporarily fixed to the floor member 6, and a stopper 24 which is bridged between the supporting member 22 and the fixing member 23 and regulates the relative rotation of both.

The support member 22 is an elongated member having a U-shaped cross section, in which the side plate portions 26 are integrally provided on both sides of the main plate portion 25 and has the groove portions 22 a, and the length thereof is the side edge of the wall panel 7. About half of the height is preferable. A plurality of elongated holes 25a (two in this case) extending in the length direction are formed in the center of the main plate portion 25 in the width direction. The groove 22a is adapted to be slidably fitted vertically along the side edge of the wall panel. The length of the long hole 25a is set to be longer than the height of the temporary receiving table 11.

The fixing member 23 is attached to one end of the support member 22, which is the lower end. The fixing member 23 is a long plate member, and one end of the fixing member 23 is rotatably pin-coupled to the outer surface of the main plate portion 25 of the supporting member 22 so that the fixing member 23 is rotatable along the surface of the main plate portion 22. There is. A plurality of (three in this case) nail holes 23 a are formed in the fixing member 23 at intervals in the length direction.

The stopper 24 is provided between the other end of the fixing member 23, which is opposite to the side where the fixing member 23 is attached to the support member 22, and the other end, which is the upper end of the support member 22. . The stopper 24 is composed of two plate-like links 27 and 28 in which one ends thereof are overlapped with each other and are pin-joined, and the other ends of the respective links 27 and 28 support the fixing member 23. Pins are rotatably connected to the member 22.

The fixing member 23 extends at a right angle to the support member 22 with the stopper 24 extending in a straight line. Then, when the pin coupling portions of the links 27 and 28 are moved to the inside, that is, the pin coupling portion side of the supporting member 22 and the fixing member 23, and the stopper 24 is broken, the supporting member 22 and the fixing member 23 relatively rotate. Then, the support member 22, the fixing member 23, and the links 27 and 28 overlap each other to form a straight line, which is brought into a housed state.

A claw 29 that prevents the stopper 24 from being bent outward is provided outside one end of the link 27, which is a pin coupling portion with the link 28.

Next, the operation of the jig 21 will be described. As shown in FIG. 1, after the wall panel 7 is erected on the temporary receiving stand 11 placed on the floor material 6, the groove portion 22a of the support member 22 is fitted to the side edge of the wall panel 7. By fixing the fixing member 23 at a right angle to the support member 22 and sliding the support member 22 along the side edge of the wall panel 7, the lower end of the support member 6 is abutted against the floor member 6 and fixed. The member 23 is aligned with the side edge of the floor material 6 (semi-base 5) following the end of the floor material 6 on which the wall panel 7 is erected, and the fixing member 23 is temporarily fixed to this side edge. This temporary fixing is performed by striking the floor panel 4 with the nail 30 that has passed through the nail hole 23a. Further, the nail 31 is struck from the lower end of the elongated hole 25a of the support member 22 to the side edge of the wall panel 7 so as to be in a loosely fitted state.

As a result, the wall panel 7 is held by the jig 21 in a state in which the wall panel 7 stands vertically on the temporary pedestal 11 even if the operator releases his hand.

Next, the temporary receiving stand 11 is pulled out from between the floor material 6 and the outer wall panel 7. The outer wall panel 7 falls on the floor material 6 along the groove 22 a of the support member 22. After that, as shown in FIG. 2, the outer wall panel 7 is fixed to the floor member 6 in a raised state. After this fixing is completed, the nails 30 and 31 are pulled out and the jig 21 is removed.

According to the erection jig 21 of the present embodiment described above, it is possible to maintain the posture of the outer wall panel 7 erected on the temporary receiving stand 11 in the same state without requiring an operator. Therefore, when erecting the outer wall panel 7, the number of workers can be reduced, and the erecting work can be easily performed without requiring much labor.

Further, the stopper 24 is folded inward, and the supporting member 22, the fixing member 23, and the links 27 and 28 are overlapped with each other so as to form a straight line shape, so that a compact storage state is obtained, and therefore, it is portable. It is easy and has the advantage of requiring a small storage space.

[0021]

[Effect of device]

 As described above, the wall panel erection jig of the present invention mounts the wall panel in a state where the fixing bolt protruding from the floor material is passed through the bolt insertion hole formed at the lower end of the wall panel. A jig for erection of a wall panel, which is used when erected on a floor, and has a U-shaped cross-section that slidably fits to the side edge of the wall panel to maintain the erected state of the wall panel. A member, a fixing member that is rotatably attached to the support member and is temporarily fixed to the floor member, and a stopper that is bridged between the support member and the fixing member to restrict the relative rotation of the two. By using the jig, it is possible to easily carry out the work of constructing the wall panel on the floor material without requiring much labor and to reduce the number of workers. Play.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a side view of an embodiment of the present invention in use.

FIG. 2 is a side view showing a structure for fixing an outer wall panel to a floor material.

FIG. 3 is a perspective view of the same.

FIG. 4 is a side view for explaining a method of raising an outer wall panel for a conventional floor material.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 Anchor Bolt (Fixing Bolt) 6 Flooring Material 7 Outer Wall Panel 8 Bolt Insertion Hole 21 Construction Tool 22 Supporting Member 23 Fixing Member 24 Stopper

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A erection for a wall panel, which is used when a wall panel is erected on a floor material with a fixing bolt projecting from the floor material inserted in a bolt insertion hole formed at a lower end portion of the wall panel. A jig, which is slidably fitted to the side edge of the wall panel and holds the wall panel in a raised state, and a supporting member having a U-shaped cross section, and the floor member being rotatably attached to the supporting member. A jig for erection of a wall panel, comprising: a fixing member that is temporarily fixed to a member; and a stopper that is bridged between the supporting member and the fixing member and restricts relative rotation of the both.