JPH084245A - Fixing structure of panelling board - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To improve the workability for fixing a panelling board for covering the wall of a building. CONSTITUTION:A protruding tongue 51 is formed on the lower edge of each panel board 5, and a recessed groove 52 is formed on the upper edge, the lower end part 61 of a Z-shaped sectional metal fitting 6 is inserted into and engagingly locked by the groove 52 of the first panel board 5A, and the upper end part 62 is screwed to the furring 11 of a wall to fix the upper edge of the first panel board 5A. The tongue 51 on the lower edge of the second panel board adjacent thereto is fitted into the groove 52 of the first panel board 5A on the lower side fixed to the furring 11 to mutually fix each panel board 5.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a siding fixing structure incorporated so as to cover a wall surface of a building.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art As shown in FIG. 1, there is a structure in which a large number of siding boards are arranged in parallel as an interior or exterior of a building to cover a wall.

FIG. 3 shows a typical example of a conventional fixing structure for a siding plank. Each siding plank 5 has a convex male runner 51 formed at the upper edge and a concave male rung 51 fitted at the lower edge. Female seed 5
2 is formed. Then, the male waste 51 of the first siding plank 5 is nailed and fixed to the furring strip 11 of the wall base 1 by the nail 8.
A method for fitting a female drop 52 of a second siding board 5 adjacent to the male drop 51 and fixing the male drop 51 of the second siding board 5 to the furring strip 11 of the wall base 1 with a nail 8 as a wall The construction method is repeated throughout. In addition, a fitting structure similar to that between the siding boards is also provided between the baseboard 4 and the lowermost siding board 5 along the floor 2, and between the rim 7 and the uppermost siding board 5 along the ceiling 3. There is.

[0004]

However, when nailing the male waste of the siding plank, the siding plank is likely to be cracked. In order to prevent the siding plank from cracking, a means for rubbing the guide holes of the nails into the male panel of the siding plank beforehand or thickening the siding plank is adopted. However, it takes a lot of time and labor to knead it, and the workability is poor. On the other hand, the use of thick siding is more expensive and the room becomes smaller.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION Therefore, an object of the present invention is to provide a siding plank fixing structure which is easy to assemble each siding plank on a wall without cracking.

[0006]

According to the present invention, as shown in FIG. 2, a female drop 52 is provided on one side edge and a male drop 5 is provided on the other side edge.
1 of the first siding plank 5A by inserting one end 61 of the metal fitting 6 having a Z-shaped cross section into the female runner 52 of the first siding plank 5A and screwing the other end 62 to the wall surface. The side edges are fixed, and the male slat 51 of the second siding plank 5B adjacent to the female slat 52 of the fixed first siding plank 5A is fitted to fix each siding plank 5 that covers the wall surface.

[0007]

In the present invention, since the siding plank 5 is fixed by sequentially tightening the metal fittings 6, the siding plank does not crack like nailing, and the workability is far better than nailing. . Further, since there is no fear of cracking, it can be applied to a relatively thin siding board 5.

[0008]

FIG. 1 and FIG. 2 show an embodiment in which the present invention is applied to a building in which walls are installed in a log house style.
As shown in FIG. 1, the inner surface of the wall is covered with a large number of siding boards 5 that are horizontally stretched between the columns of the entry corner 9A and between the columns of the exit corner 9B and the entry corner 9A. A window W is formed in the center of the wall, and an outlet C is formed in the lower corner of the wall.

As shown in FIG. 2 (A), each siding board 5 is a lumber whose back is a log-like rounded surface and whose belly is a flat surface, and a concave female ditch 52 is formed along the upper edge, and the lower edge is formed. A convex male drop 51 which can be fitted to the female drop 52 is formed along.

FIG. 2B shows a metal fitting 6 for fixing each siding board 5 to a wall. The metal fitting 6 has a Z-shaped cross section and a screw hole 63 is provided on the upper end side 62.

As shown in FIG. 2A, a furring strip 11 made of wood is fixed to the inner surface of the wall foundation 1 in the vertical direction from the ceiling 3 to the floor 2. The furring strips 11 are arranged at a predetermined interval (about 45 cm).

As shown in FIG. 2C, the first siding plank 5A
When assembling, the first siding board 5A is arranged horizontally and its belly is pressed against the furring strip 11, and
1 is inserted into the female runner 52 of the first siding board 5A, the upper end side 62 is pressed against the furring strip 11, and the upper end side 62 is screwed and fixed to the furring strip 11 by the screw member 63 in the screw hole 63. As a result, one edge of the female drop 52 of the first siding board 5A is sandwiched and fixed between the lower end side 61 of the metal fitting 6 and the furring strip 11. The fixing by the metal fitting 6 may be performed for each furring strip 11 or, for example, for every other furring strip 11.

Next, the male drop 51 of the second siding plank 5B is inserted from above into the female drop 52 of the first siding plank 5A thus fixed. The groove width of the female drop 52 is set to the sum of the thickness of the male drop 51 and the plate thickness of the metal fitting 6, and the male drop 51 is closely fitted to the female drop 52. A notch 53 into which the upper end side 62 of the metal fitting 6 is inserted is formed on the belly side of the lower end portion of each siding board 5 on which the male drop 51 is formed. Then the second panel 5B
The upper edge is fixed by the metal fitting 6 as in the above. By repeating this operation from the bottom to the top, the wall surface is covered with the siding plank 5.

The siding board 5 at the lowermost end and the skirting board 4 can be joined together by using the metal fitting 6. That is, as shown in FIG. 2A, a female ditch 42 is formed on the upper edge of the skirting board 4, and a groove 41 is formed on the side surface. The skirting board 4 is fixed by nailing the furrow 11 with the nail 8 from the groove 41. The upper edge of the siding plate 5 is fixed to the furring strip 11 by the metal fittings 6, as in each siding board 5, and the lowermost siding board 5 is fixed by fitting the male blade 51 to the female blade 42 of the skirting board 4. It First of all, the siding board 5 is fixed at the bottom stage,
It is fixed to the top one by one.

The peripheral edge 7 at the upper end of the wall is fixed by nailing to the furring strip 11 in a state in which the male runner 71 formed on the lower edge thereof is fitted in the female runner 52 of the uppermost siding board 5. The grooves 41 and 72 of the skirting board 4 and the surrounding edge 7 are later filled with a cover material.

Although the above-mentioned embodiment applies the present invention to the wall surface on the indoor side, the present invention can also be applied to the wall surface outdoors.

[0017]

According to the present invention, since each siding board is fixed by using the metal fitting having one end locked to the female ditch, the siding board is not likely to be cracked. Therefore, it is not necessary for an expert to carefully nail the siding plank so that the siding plank does not crack, or to knead the holes through which the nails pass, and the fixing work of the siding plank is greatly improved. Moreover, even thin siding boards can be easily fixed without cracking.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a view showing an interior of a building to which a siding plank fixing structure of the present invention is applied.

2 (A) is a sectional view taken along the line II-II of FIG. 1, showing a fixing structure of a siding plank of the present invention, and FIG. 2 (B) is a perspective view of a metal fitting used for the fixing structure of the present invention. 2 (C) is shown in FIG.
It is a principal part enlarged view of (B).

FIG. 3 is a sectional view of a conventional siding plank fixing structure at a position along line II-II in FIG.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 Wall Base 11 Furring Edge 4 Baseboard 5 Siding Board 5A First Siding Board 5B Second Siding Board 51 Male Drain 52 Female Drain 6 Metal Fitting 7 Surrounding Edge

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. A fixing structure for a siding plank to be installed to cover a wall surface of a building, wherein one side edge of each siding plank is provided with a female ditch and the other side edge is provided with a male ditch, and one of the metal fittings having a Z-shaped cross section. Of the first siding plank is inserted into the female panel of the first siding plank, and the other end is screwed to the wall surface to
The siding plank fixing structure in which the one side edge of the siding plank is fixed, and the male rung of the second siding plank adjacent to the first siding plank is fitted to the female rung of the first siding plank.