JPH0721235B2 - Balcony floor hood - Google Patents

Description

Description: FIELD OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a balcony floor hood.

2. Description of the Related Art Conventional balconies have only a peripheral wall or a handrail attached so as to surround the left and right sides and the front side of a balcony floor that extends from the outer wall. On the other hand, on the terrace, etc.
There is a so-called sunroom in which the floor is covered with a transparent material such as glass to take in plenty of sunlight.

Problems to be Solved by the Invention In the above-mentioned conventional balcony, the periphery thereof is only surrounded by the peripheral wall up to the waist or at most the chest, which has the advantage of being well ventilated and full of openness. I can't dry my clothes on a rainy day because there is nothing
Alternatively, there is a drawback that the cold wind blows through in the winter. On the other hand, the so-called sunroom has no such inconvenience, but lacks a sense of openness and has the drawback of becoming rather hot in the summer.

The present invention has been made in view of the above-mentioned conventional drawbacks, and provides a hood structure for a balcony floor, which can dry laundry even on a rainy day or can be used as a solarium in winter. Is intended.

Means for Solving the Problems In order to achieve the above object, in the present invention, as shown in FIG. 1, a hood (covering an upper space of a floor (1) extending from an outer wall (2) of a building is covered. 6) is provided.
The hood (6) is formed with an open portion (10) having no shoji on at least a portion extending over the upper surface and the front surface and both left and right side surfaces, and a transparent or translucent slat (17) continuously covering the open portion. It is equipped with a shutter (15) consisting of

When the working shutter (15) is closed, the opening (10) is covered by this shutter (15) to become a solar room that takes in sunlight, while when opened, it can be used like a well-ventilated balcony.

EXAMPLES Hereinafter, the structure of the present invention will be described with reference to Examples.
In the figure, (1) is a balcony floor extending from the outer wall (2) of the building, (3) is a side wall portion on the left and right of the balcony also extending from the outer wall (2), and (4) is a front wall portion. As shown, the side wall portion (3) and the front wall portion (4) form a peripheral wall (5). And in this Example, the hood (6) which surrounds the upper space of the balcony floor (1) is formed in the upper part of the peripheral wall (5).

Explaining the structure of the hood (6), first, a pair of left and right sleeve walls (7) and (7) protruding from the outer wall (2) are formed above the left and right side wall portions (3) and (3). . Further, another sleeve wall (8) is formed in parallel with these sleeve walls (7) (7) at an intermediate portion between both sleeve walls (7). The middle and upper ends of the sleeve walls (8) and (7) are inclined so as to descend outward. Openings (9) and (9) are left between the left and right sleeve walls (7) and (7) and the left and right side walls (3) and (3), while the middle sleeve wall (8) and the left and right sides are left. Also between the sleeve walls (7) and (7), a pair of open portions (10) (10) are left from the front surface to the upper surface.
In these open parts (9) and (10), between the left and right sleeve walls (7) and (7) and the left and right side walls (3) and (3), the end part on the outer wall (2) side and the front wall part are formed. The uprights (11), (11) and (12) are attached to the end on the (4) side and the intermediate part thereof. Also, between the front wall portion (4) and the outer ends of the sleeve walls (7) and (8), right and left and middle cubes (12) (12) (1), respectively.
3) is installed. Of these, uprights (13) (12) installed upright in the middle of the front wall (4) and in the middle of the side wall (3).
Both are removable. Also, the front wall (3)
Horizontally made of transparent glass or hard plastic at the corners between the uprights (12) (12) at the left and right ends of the wall and the uprights (11) (11) at the outer edges of the side walls (3) (3). Corner members (14) (14) having an L-shaped cross section are attached.

In the above-described configuration, in this embodiment, first, the shutter that can be opened and closed and is pulled out from the building outer wall (2) side so as to cover the upper surface and the front opening (10) (10) of the hood (6). (15) is to be attached. A shutter (16) that is pulled out from above is attached between the respective side walls (3) and (3) and the left and right sleeve walls (7) and (7) and between the uprights (11) and (12). , This opening can be covered.

Next, the shutter (15) and its housing structure will be described. In FIGS. 2 to 4, (17) is a transparent plate made of glass or hard plastic in a frame member (18) surrounding four sides. A shutter slat in which (19) is fitted, and one rotary roller (20) is rotatably attached to both left and right ends of the shutter slat by a shaft projecting from the frame member (18). On the other hand, on the end face in the front-rear direction of the frame member (18), circular grooves (21) (21) are formed so as to project from a part of the circumference along the longitudinal direction. Reference numeral (22) is a refraction joint composed of a main body (23) having a V-shaped cross section, and small-diameter cylindrical portions (24) (24) integrally formed at both ends of the main body (23) in the V-direction. , The one cylindrical portion (24) of the refractive joint (22) is inserted into the circular groove (21) formed in the slat (17), and the other cylindrical portion (2) is formed.
4) is rotatably inserted into the circular groove (21) of another slat (17), whereby the slats (17) (17) ... Are connected so as to be bendable in the thickness direction.

In FIG. 3, (25) is a guide rail attached to the side surface of the upright (12) or (13), and the rotary roller (19) is inserted into the groove (26) of this guide rail (25). Furthermore, slide members (28) attached to the left and right end surfaces of the frame member (18) are inserted between the pair of guide pieces (27) (27) protruding outward from the groove (26). , This guide rail (25)
The slats (17) are slid in the opening and closing directions along the. Such a guide rail (25) is provided on the front side and in the open section (10) on the upper side of each side (12) (1)
3) and attached to the sides of the sleeve walls (7) (8). On the other hand, in the open parts (9) on both left and right sides, the upright (11)
It is attached to (12).

FIG. 4 shows the front and upper open parts (10)
The structure of the storage portion (31) provided at the rear end portion of the open portion (10) on the outer wall (2) side is shown. In the storage part (31), a rotary disk (33) is attached by an axis (36) inside the opening (32) communicating with the open part (10) side, and further, the rotary disk (33). A storage chamber (34) is formed downward from the space on the outer wall (2) side. As shown in FIG. 5, the rotating disk (33) is provided with notched portions (35) having a semicircular bottom portion at equal intervals on the outer peripheral portion thereof, and the notched portions (35) are provided with the slats. (17) The rotating rollers (20) at both ends are engaged with each other, and as described above, the rotating rollers (20) are engaged with the guide rails (25) on the outer side.
Is inserted into the groove (26) of the. On the other hand, this rotating disk (3
Each slat (17) (17) on the wall (2) side of 3) is
While being dropped into the storage chamber (34), they are folded and stored in the storage chamber (34). The slats (17) (17) stored in this way ...
When the rotary disc (33) is rotated counterclockwise, for example, in FIG. 5, these slats (17) (17) ... are sequentially caused by the engagement of the notch (35) and the rotary roller (20). Each of the slats (17) (17) ... that have been pulled out covers the opening portion (10). On the other hand, when the rotary disc (33) is rotated clockwise, the slats (17) (17) are returned to the outer wall (2) side in the same manner, and then fall into the storage chamber (34) and fold. Be done. That is, the shutter (15) is opened and closed by rotating the rotary disc (33) manually or by rotating it with a motor, etc., but like the general shutter, it is closed by pulling out the slat (17) at the outermost end. Alternatively, it may be closed by pushing back. In this case, a balancer spring similar to a general shutter may be attached to the shaft (36) of the rotating disk (33) to facilitate the opening / closing operation and to stop at an arbitrary position. FIG. 4 shows the structure of the storage part (31) of the shutter (15) in the front and upper open parts (10), while FIG. 6 covers the open parts (9) (9) on both sides. The storage part (31) of the shutter (15) is shown, and the storage part (31) in this case is formed in each sleeve wall (7) (7) (8).

In the above structure, the transparent plate (19) of the shutter slat (17) may be replaced with a semi-transparent plate capable of taking in sufficient sunlight.

As described above, according to the present invention, the balcony floor is surrounded by the hood, and the open portion of the hood is provided with the shutter made of the transparent or translucent slat. Therefore,
In winter when sunlight is required, these shutters can be closed to be used as a solarium, or the laundry can be dried on a rainy day as well, while the shutters can be opened. All of the above open areas are open only by itself, creating a balcony with good ventilation. In particular, this open part is provided not only in the part that extends from the front surface to the top surface, but also on both left and right side surfaces, and the shutter is a storage part provided at the outer wall side end part for each open part and a storage provided in the sleeve wall. Since it is stored in the room, when the shutter is opened, the entire balcony floor is almost fully open, giving a very open feeling.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is an overall perspective view of a balcony with a shutter showing an embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a perspective view of a main portion of a shutter slat, and FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view of a guide rail portion for guiding each slat. FIG. 4 is a lateral cross-sectional view of a shutter housing portion provided on the outer wall side, FIG. 5 is an enlarged lateral cross-sectional view of a main part showing a rotary disk partially cut away, and FIG. 6 is a shutter in a sleeve wall portion. It is a cross-sectional view of a storage part. (1) ... Balcony floor, (2) ... Outer wall, (6) ... Hood, (10) ... Open part, (15) ... Shutter, (17) ...
Slats.

Front Page Continuation (72) Inventor Masaru Mizuta 3-12-15 Nishinakajima, Yodogawa-ku, Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture Toyo Sash Co., Ltd. (72) Yutaka Owatari 3-12-15 Nishinakajima, Yodogawa-ku, Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture No. Toyo Sash Co., Ltd. (56) Reference JP-A-51-30138 (JP, A) Actually open 59-186383 (JP, U) Actually open 54-166154 (JP, U)

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. A hood is provided so as to cover an upper space of a floor extending from an outer wall of a building, and an open portion having no shoji is formed on at least a portion of the hood that extends over the upper surface and the front surface and both left and right side surfaces. For the open part that straddles the front, an openable and closable shutter made of transparent or translucent slat that is pulled out from the storage part provided at the outer wall side end of the open part and continuously covers the open part is provided. Regarding the open parts on both sides, openable and closable shutters made of transparent or translucent slats that are pulled out from the storage part provided in the sleeve wall of the open parts and continuously cover the open parts are provided. Characteristic balcony floor hood.