JPH071361Y2 - Corner panel mounting structure - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Industrial field of application] The present invention relates to a mounting structure for a corner panel that can be conveniently made up on a pillar forming, for example, a front porch.

[Conventional technology]

As shown in FIG. 7, an entrance porch having a small roof C protruding from the main body A of the house and supported by a pillar B is provided in the house,
Attached structures such as balconies and terraces are often used to improve the usability and appearance of the house, and in order to decorate the pillars B, conventionally, paint is sprayed,
The method of applying by roller coating or the like was adopted.

[Problems to be solved by the device]

However, in such a finishing method for the pillar B,
The pillar B has a vertically long appearance and is inferior in appearance.

Therefore, in accordance with the high-class preference of residents in recent years, there is a strong demand for the appearance of a structure that gives the viewer a feeling of weight and yet can easily decorate the pillar B.
In recent years, it has been proposed to decorate the pillar B with a corner panel that is often used in a corner portion of an exterior wall of a house of a panel construction method.
For that reason, a new mounting structure for mounting the corner panel to the pillar B for convenience has been required.

That is, the present invention is based on the use of a lower panel bracket that receives and bolts the lower surface of the corner panel and an upper panel bracket that bolts the upper surface of the corner panel to efficiently mount the corner panel to a column. The purpose is to provide a mounting structure for a flexible corner panel.

[Means for Solving the Problems]

The present invention is made up of two columns that sandwich one ridge of a column made of square steel pipe.
A corner panel mounting structure for mounting a corner panel having two pieces, which are orthogonal to each other on the two surfaces and whose back faces are orthogonal to each other, using upper and lower panel brackets, wherein the lower panel bracket is
A plate-like receiving piece that bends at a right angle along the two surfaces and horizontally extends from the upper end of a right-angled fixing piece bolted to the two surfaces receives and receives the lower surface of each of the pieces of the corner panel. A horizontal plate-shaped projecting piece which is bolted to a piece and which is arranged on each of the two surfaces of the pillar and which projects from the lower end of a vertical fixing piece which is bolted to the surface. Thus, the corner panel mounting structure is formed by bolting the upper surface of the corner panel.

[Action]

By combining the two corner panels that are bent into an L shape, the entire surface around the pillar can be covered, increasing the feeling of weight and having a sense of unity with the main body of the house, and the appearance of the pillar can be well dressed. Further, since each corner panel is attached to the pillar by bolting the upper surface and the lower surface to the two surfaces of the pillar and then bolting it to the panel receiving metal fitting below, the bolted portion is not visible. It is possible to improve the installation work efficiency while maintaining the appearance and increasing the installation strength. Further, since the corner panel is placed and supported on the receiving piece of the lower panel receiving metal fitting, the alignment can be facilitated and the workability can be further improved.

〔Example〕

Using the corner panel mounting structure of the present invention, as shown in FIG. 1, the upper and lower panel brackets 3 are attached to the pillar 2 supporting the small roof C of the entrance porch K protruding from the main body A of the house.
An example of mounting the corner panel P by using No. 4 will be described with reference to the drawings.

The entrance porch K is a small pair in which a pair of pillars 2 and 2 which are vertically erected with a gap from a wall surface of a house main body A having an entrance and exit and an eaves portion protruding from the wall surface are supported by the pillar 2. The small roof C includes a roof C and a horizontal front frame member D that is installed between the pillars 2 and 2, and a horizontal frame member E that is bridged between the pillar 2 and the wall surface of the main body A of the house. It has a frame structure. The front frame member D and the horizontal frame member E are, as shown in FIG.
It is made of steel and is bolted to one surface of the pillar 2 by an L-shaped mounting bracket 21, and the other end of the horizontal frame member E is attached to the frame structure (not shown) of the main body A of the house. It is bolted. Further, on the upper surface of the front frame member D, the horizontal frame members E, E, for example, a base plate, a roofing material, etc. are attached, and a small roof C
To form.

The pillar 2 has a base body made of square steel pipe and is planted in a floor concrete 22 to be cast on the ground below the entrance porch K.

In this embodiment, the corner panel P has two pieces 6 which are orthogonal to each other, and each of the back surfaces 7 faces two surfaces 6 and 6 which sandwich one ridge portion 5 of the pillar 2.
It is formed from a substantially L-shaped concrete material including P1 and P1, and its cross section is shown in FIGS. 4 and 6.
The end surfaces of the two pieces P1 and P1 are aligned along a diagonal surface S that passes between the ridge portions that are diagonal to the column 2. Therefore, the periphery of the column 2 can be covered by the pair of corner panels P by abutting the end surfaces of the pair of corner panels P against each other. Also, on each of the upper and lower surfaces of the two pieces P1 and P1 of each corner panel P, the third,
As shown in FIG. 5, metal fittings with screws 24 each having a screw hole 23
Each corner panel P is formed by a pillar 2 by using upper and lower panel receiving fittings 3 and 4 which are embedded and bolted to the threaded fitting 24.
Fixed to.

As shown in detail in FIG. 3, the lower panel bracket 4 includes a substantially L-shaped fixing piece 9 that is bent at a right angle along the two surfaces 6 of the pillar 2. A hole is formed in each of the L-shaped pieces of the fixing piece 9 at a position matching the screw holes 26, 26 formed in the lower portions of the two surfaces 6, 6, and the screw hole 26 is formed through the hole. In this example, the fixing piece 9 is bolted to the column 2 with a rectangular plate 27 sandwiched therebetween by a bolt that is screwed. Further, on the upper end of the fixing piece 9, a flange-shaped receiving piece 10 for horizontally receiving the pieces P1 and P1 of the corner panel P is horizontally extended.

The receiving piece 10 includes receiving plates 10A, 1 on which the pieces P1, P1 are respectively placed.
0A is formed by joining at right angles, and the receiving plates 10A, 1
A through hole 29 is drilled in 0A at a position matching the screw hole 23. As a result, the corner panel P is placed on the receiving piece 10 of the lower panel receiving metal fitting 4 bolted to the pillar 2 and further the through hole is formed.
By screwing a bolt 30 (shown in FIG. 2) passing through 29 into the screw hole 23, the lower surface of the corner panel P is bolted to the receiving piece 10. As shown in FIG. 3, the lower panel bracket 4 is reinforced by a vertical reinforcing plate 31 .. Has increased resistance to.

The upper panel support member 3 is composed of a rectangular plate-shaped fixing piece 11 arranged along each surface 6 of the pillar 2 and a horizontal projecting piece 12 extending outward from the lower end of each fixing piece 11. It is an L-shaped metal fitting, and the fixing piece 11 is a rectangular plate on the surface 6 by means of bolts screwed into the screw holes 33 formed on the upper surfaces of the surfaces 6 of the pillar 2.
It is bolted with 27 in between. Also, each of the pieces P1 of the corner panel P has
A through hole 34 is formed at a position matching the screw hole 23, and a bolt 35 passing through the through hole 34 is screwed into the screw hole 23 so that the upper surface of the corner panel P is a pair of upper panel receiving members. It is fixed to the pillar 2 through the metal fittings 3 and 3.

Also, as shown in FIGS. 4 and 6, the corner panel P is attached to the other surface 14, 14 of the pillar 2 by using the upper and lower panel brackets 3, 4, and the main body of the house is attached. While maintaining a sense of unity, the pillar 2 is put on the entire circumference thereof to enhance its appearance.

In the present embodiment, the case where the corner panel is attached to the independent pillar of the entrance porch K has been described as an example, but the corner panel mounting structure of the present invention may be, for example, a pillar for supporting a veranda or a pillar for supporting an outdoor corridor. Also, it can be adopted when a corner panel is attached to a pillar or the like that is erected at a corner portion where the outer wall of the house main body A intersects at a right angle.

[Effect of device]

The corner panel mounting structure of the present invention has two types of metal fittings, that is, upper and lower panels, because the upper and lower surfaces of the corner panel are bolted to the pillar in advance and to the lower panel bracket. The corner panel can be firmly fixed to the pillar using the bracket. Moreover, since the lower surface of the corner panel can be placed on the lower panel bracket, positioning and fixing of the corner panel can be facilitated, construction efficiency can be greatly enhanced, and mounting strength and safety can be improved.

[Brief description of drawings]

1 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a sectional view thereof, FIG. 3 is an exploded perspective view illustrating a mounting structure of a corner panel lower surface, and FIG. 4 is a mounting state of FIG. FIG. 5 is an exploded perspective view illustrating the mounting structure on the upper surface of the corner panel, FIG. 6 is a sectional view showing the mounting state of FIG. 5, and FIG. 7 is a perspective view illustrating a conventional technique. . 2 ... Pillar, 3 ... Upper panel bracket, 4 ... Lower panel bracket, 6 ... Surface, 9 ... Fixing piece, 10 ... Receiving piece, 11 ...
Fixed piece, 12 …… Projection piece, P …… Corner panel.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A corner panel in which two corners of a pillar made of a square steel pipe sandwiching one ridge portion are provided with corner pieces having two pieces orthogonal to each other with their back surfaces facing each other using upper and lower panel brackets. The lower panel bracket is a plate-shaped bracket that is bent along the two surfaces at a right angle and horizontally extends from the upper end of a right-angled fixing piece bolted to the two surfaces. By means of which the lower surface of each of the pieces of the corner panel is received and bolted to a receiving piece, and the upper panel receiving metal fitting is arranged on each of the two surfaces of the pillar, and is vertically bolted to the surface. Corner panel mounting structure in which the upper surface of the corner panel is bolted by a horizontal plate-shaped projecting piece projecting from the lower end of the fixed piece.