JPH0723468Y2 - Structure of the upper and lower ends of the cross-bonded wall - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the device]

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to the structure of the upper and lower ends of a cloth-attached wall used in houses and the like, and in particular, the ends of the cloth can be easily finished beautiful while preventing peeling at the upper and lower ends of the cloth. Regarding the structure that can

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Generally, the surface of a wall of a house or the like is protected by attaching a cloth (sheet-like finishing material) to the surface thereof, and the surface decoration is adapted to the interior design of the house or the like. Although it is done, it is difficult to finish the upper and lower ends of this cloth, and if the finishing of this part is poor, it causes the cloth to peel off.

In particular, in order to easily finish the upper and lower end portions of the wall surface beautifully, in recent years, the shape of a skirting board or a skirting board arranged at the upper and lower end portions (the boundary between the wall surface and the ceiling or the boundary between the floor) has a shape. Since many plastics with a wide variety of colors are used, it was even easier for the cloth to peel off.

This is because a water-soluble adhesive (emulsion type) is used for sticking the cloth because of its good workability, but the adhesiveness between the adhesive and the plastic is extremely poor.

[0005]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention has been made in view of the above-mentioned conventional circumstances, and in a cloth-attached wall in which peeling of the end portion of the cloth is prevented and the end portion can be beautifully and easily finished. It is intended to provide a structure for the upper and lower ends.

[0006]

The structure of the upper and lower ends of the cloth-attached wall according to the present invention is such that horizontal grooves are formed in the peripheral edge or the skirting board arranged on the upper and lower parts of the wall surface to form the upper and lower ends of the cloth. Is adhered to the groove via a double-sided tape, and the double-sided tape has a water-soluble adhesive layer on the cross side surface and an adhesive layer suitable for plastic on the groove side surface. And

[0007]

With the above structure, even if plastic is used for the rim or the skirting board and the cloth is adhered with a water-soluble adhesive as in the conventional case, the end portion of the cloth is firmly adhered via the double-sided tape. R. That is, the double-sided tape is firmly adhered to the periphery by the adhesive layer, and the end of the cloth is firmly adhered to the double-sided tape by the water-soluble adhesive applied to the cloth itself and the water-soluble adhesive layer of the double-sided tape. Therefore, peeling of the cloth is prevented.

If the double-sided tape is pasted on the peripheral edge or the like in advance, only the water-soluble adhesive can be used for the cross-sticking even at the end portion thereof, so that it is easy to make slight corrections or re-sticking when sticking. Therefore, the workability is extremely good.
Further, since the end portion of the cloth is attached in a state of being housed in the groove formed in the peripheral edge or the like, the end portion is hidden from the surface, so that a decorative cloth wall excellent in decoration can be realized.

[0009]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to FIGS. FIG. 1 is a view showing a cross-attached wall and its surrounding structure in a house or the like, and is a view of the house or the like as a cross section taken along a side end face.

In FIG. 1, reference numerals 1, 2 and 3 respectively denote the furring edges provided in the horizontal direction. In this case,
The furring strip 1 is arranged at the height of the ceiling surface 4, the furring strip 2 is arranged on the floor surface 5, and the furring strip 3 is arranged between the furring strips 1 and 2 at a height close to the furring strip 2. Has been done. Further, the reference numeral 6 is a field edge for mounting the ceiling plate 7, which is arranged along the upper surface of the furring strip 1.

The cross wall of this embodiment has a wall base 8 attached to the furring strips 1 and 3 by a nail or the like, and a peripheral edge 9 disposed between the wall base 8 and the ceiling surface 4. The main structure is composed of a skirting board 10 arranged between the wall base 6 and the floor surface 5, and a cloth 11 attached thereto. The wall foundation 8 is
For example, a plaster board is made of gypsum as a base and paper is attached to the surface thereof, and the corners on the surface side of the upper end and the lower end thereof are obliquely formed to form a so-called chamfered portion.

The surrounding edge 9 or the skirting board 10 is made of plastic and is formed by extrusion molding or the like. The peripheral edge 9 has a groove 9a extending in the longitudinal direction (horizontal direction) on the side surface on the front surface side, and a tongue-shaped portion 9b elastically abutting the ceiling surface 4 is formed on the upper end, and the lower end surface is the wall base 8 The groove 9a while being in contact with the upper end surface of the
1 by the nail 12 that penetrates the bottom of the
It is fixed to. The corners on the surface side of the lower end surface of the peripheral edge 9 are formed obliquely to form a so-called chamfered portion.

The skirting board 10 has grooves 10a and 10b extending in the longitudinal direction (horizontal direction) on the side surface on the front surface side and a tongue portion 10C elastically abutting on the floor surface 5 at the lower end. With the end face in contact with the lower end face of the wall foundation 8, the groove 1
It is fixed to the furring strips 2 and 3 by nails 13 and 14 penetrating through the bottom portions of 0a and 10b and driven into the furring strips 3 and 2, respectively. The corners on the surface side of the lower end surface of the peripheral edge 9 are obliquely formed to form a so-called chamfered portion.

Then, a putty 15 is filled in the V-shaped groove formed by the chamfered portion of the wall foundation 8 and the chamfered portion of the peripheral edge 9 or the skirting board 10, and the wall foundation 8 and this putty 1 are filled.
A cloth 11 is attached so as to cover the surface of 5 and the surrounding edge 9 or a part of the surface of the skirting board 10. This cross 11
2 has an adhesive layer 16 made of a water-soluble adhesive formed on its inner surface. As shown in an enlarged view in FIG. 2, the upper end is in the groove 9a of the turning edge 9 and the lower end is the width. Groove 1 of tree 10
It is affixed to the inside of 0a via the double-sided tape 17.
(In FIG. 2, only the lower end side of the cross 11 is shown.)

Here, the double-sided tape 17 is, as shown in FIG. 2, an adhesive layer 1 suitable for plastic on one surface of the substrate 18.
9 is formed by laminating an adhesive layer 20 made of a water-soluble adhesive on the other surface, and is attached to a part of the groove 9a or 10a from the inner surface on the side of the wall base 8 to a part of the surface by the adhesive layer 19. Has been done. The adhesive layer 16 formed on the inner surface of the cloth 11 or the adhesive layer 2 of the double-sided tape 17
As 0, a re-wettable material that produces an adhesive force by moistening is used.

With the cross-bonded wall constructed as described above, the putty 1 with the wall base 8, the rim 9 and the skirting board 10 attached.
If the double-faced tape 17 is pre-applied to the above-mentioned position in a state of being filled with 5, and the inner surface of the cloth 11 is moistened and the upper and lower ends thereof are pasted on the double-sided tape 17, the cloth can be easily pasted. That is, since this cross-pasting work is a work of sticking only with the water-soluble adhesive layer 16 or 20, it is easy to make a slight correction or re-sticking of the sticking position, and it is easy for an unskilled person to make a predetermined position. The cloth can be attached accurately and without wrinkles.

The cloth 11 attached in this way
The upper and lower ends thereof are firmly attached via the double-sided tape 17. That is, even if plastic is used for the peripheral edge 9 and the like, the double-sided tape 17 is firmly attached to the peripheral edge 9 and the like by the adhesive layer 19, and the end portion of the cloth 11 has the adhesive layer 16 and the double-sided tape 17 of the cloth itself. Since the adhesive layer 20 firmly adheres to the double-sided tape 17, the cloth 11 is not peeled off after the construction.

Further, in the structure of the above-mentioned cross-attached wall,
The upper and lower ends of the cloth 11 have grooves 9a formed in the peripheral edge 9 and the like.
Or because it is affixed while stored in 10a,
The end of the cloth 11 that is difficult to finish beautifully is hidden from the surface, and the end of the cloth 11 does not enter the field of view of a person in the room, so that a cloth-attached wall that is also excellent in terms of decoration can be realized.

Further, the aforesaid V-shaped groove is formed at the contact portion between the surrounding edge 9 or the skirting board 10 and the wall foundation 8.
Since the groove 15 is filled with the putty 15, the peripheral edge 9
Alternatively, there is an effect that a step difference due to a thickness error between the skirting board 10 and the wall foundation 8 is prevented.

[0020]

[Effects of the Invention] As can be seen from the above description, according to the structure of the upper and lower ends of the cloth-attached wall of the present invention, plastic is used for the peripheral edge or the skirting board, and the cloth is water-soluble as before. Even if the cloth is adhered by the above method, the end portion of the cloth is firmly attached via the double-sided tape, so that the cloth is prevented from peeling off.

If the double-sided tape is pasted on the peripheral edge in advance, the cross-sticking work can be performed only with the water-soluble adhesive even at the end portion thereof, and it is easy to make slight corrections or re-sticking at the time of sticking. Therefore, the workability is extremely improved. In addition, since the end of the cloth is attached in a state where it is housed in the groove formed in the peripheral edge or the like, this end is hidden from the surface, and it is possible to realize a cloth sticking wall excellent in decoration. There is also an effect.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a view showing a cross-attached wall and its peripheral structure, which is a view of a house or the like as seen in a cross section at a side end face.

FIG. 2 is a partially enlarged view of FIG.

[Explanation of symbols]

 9 Surrounding edge 9a Groove 10 Baseboard 10a Groove 11 Cross 17 Double-sided tape 19 Adhesive layer 20 Water-soluble adhesive layer

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A groove in the horizontal direction is formed on a peripheral edge or a skirting board arranged on the upper and lower portions of a wall surface, and upper and lower ends of a cloth are attached to the groove via a double-sided tape. A structure of upper and lower ends of a cross-attached wall, wherein a water-soluble adhesive layer is provided on a cross side surface and an adhesive layer suitable for plastic is provided on the groove side surface.