JPH09201245A - Furniture fixing tool - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To easily perform the movement and adjustment of a fixing position in a horizontal direction or the movement and adjustment of the fixing position in the horizontal direction and the fixing position of a height direction in the installation and fixation of a furniture to a floor surface for which earthquake resistance is taken into consideration. SOLUTION: This tool is provided with a fixing and holding plate 20 in which a low level plate 21a is provided with an oblong hole 21d movable and adjustable in a horizontal linear direction and a high level plate 21b is provided with a notched part 21e, an anchor bolt 22 for attaching and fixing the fixing and holding plate 20 to the floor surface and a stabilizing member 25 attached to the lower part of the furniture A in which a shaft 27 is erected on a stabilizing plate 26. Then, the furniture A is fixed by fitting the shaft 27 of the stabilizing member 25 attached to the lower part of the furniture A to the notched part 21e of the fixing and holding plate 20 attached and fixed to the floor surface.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention mounts and fixes furniture such as a closet, a workbench, a desk, a reception counter, an exhibition shelf, and an exhibition stand on the floor of an office, a workplace, a store, or the like. The present invention relates to a fixture for fixing fixtures, and more particularly to a fixture for fixtures that can adjust the mounting position in the horizontal direction (in a two-dimensional plane) and that has seismic resistance.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, furniture such as furniture installed in an office or a store has seismic resistance by being fixed to a floor surface or a wall surface with a fixing screw or a fixing belt. ing.

[0003]

However, when it is desired to slightly adjust the vertical position or the horizontal position of the furniture main body to a desired position after the fixture is fixed as described above, the fixture is again attached. It is necessary to loosen the fixing screw, the fixing belt, and the like to move the furniture to a desired position.

Also, when adjusting the vertical mounting position (mounting height) of the furniture, similarly, loosen the mounting fixing screws, the mounting fixing belt, etc., and move the furniture to the desired height. It was necessary to attach and fix it by means of time and labor.

An object of the present invention is to make it possible to easily adjust the movement of the fixed position in the horizontal direction (in the two-dimensional plane) in the installation and fixing in consideration of the earthquake resistance of the furniture to the floor surface.

[0006]

According to the present invention, a lower plate 21a and a higher plate 21b are connected in series through a step surface 21c for forming a step provided in a central portion of a plate member 21, and a horizontal primary plate is attached to the lower plate 21a. A fixed holding plate 20 having a long hole 21d that can be moved and adjusted in the original direction, a high-order plate 21b having a cutout portion 21e, and an anchor bolt 2 for mounting and fixing the fixed holding plate 20 to a floor surface.
2 and a stabilizing member 25 attached to the lower portion of the furniture A. By inserting the stabilizing member 25 attached to the lower portion of the furniture A into the cutout portion 21e of the fixed holding plate 20 fixedly attached to the floor surface. This is a fixture for fixtures, characterized in that the fixture A is fixed.

Further, the present invention provides the fixture fixing tool according to the above-mentioned invention, wherein the stabilizing member 25 includes a stabilizing plate 26 and the stabilizing plate 2.
6 and the shaft 27 which is erected upright,
Is a fixture for a fixture fixed to the lower part of the above with the shaft 27 facing upward.

According to the present invention, in the fixture for fixtures of the above-mentioned invention, the stabilizing member 25 includes a stabilizing plate 26 and the stabilizing plate 2.
6 is a screw-shaped shaft 27 that is erected upright, is screwed to the lower portion of the furniture A with the shaft 27 facing upward, and is a fixture for fixing the height of the furniture A by rotation.

[0009]

BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION Embodiments of the furniture fixing device of the present invention will be described below in detail with reference to the drawings.

<First Embodiment> The first embodiment of the fixture for fixture of the present invention is shown in FIG. 1, and is a portion of fixture A such as a closet, a workbench, a desk, a reception counter, an exhibition shelf, and an exhibition stand. The details will be described below with reference to a perspective view and a perspective view of the furniture fixing device of the present invention.

As shown in FIG. 1, the fixture fixing tool of the present invention comprises a fixed holding plate 20 fixed to the floor surface, and an anchor bolt 22 for fixing the fixed holding plate 20 to the floor surface. It is composed of a stabilizing member 25 (rotating body 25) for connecting the fixture A to the fixed holding plate 20.

As shown in FIG. 1, the fixed holding plate 20 has a stepped surface 21c formed at an intermediate portion (a central portion or a position slightly deviated to one side from the central portion) of the plate member 21, and the stepped surface 21c is formed. It is provided with a low plate 21a and a high plate 21b.

The step surface 21c is formed by bending the plate member 21 into a crank shape at an appropriate angle (for example, substantially right angle).

The lower plate 21a is provided with a long hole 21d for attaching to the floor surface, and the higher plate 21b is provided with a notch 21e on the tip side thereof.

The fixing and holding plate 20 is fixed to the floor surface by screwing an anchor bolt 22 (with a washer 23 interposed if necessary) inserted through the long hole 21d into a fixing hole 24 formed on the floor surface. It is attached and fixed to.

As shown in FIG. 1, the long hole 21d has, as an embodiment thereof, the stepped surface 21 in the longitudinal direction.
Either the direction perpendicular to c or the direction parallel as described later as another form may be adopted.

In the present invention, the shape and size of the stabilizing member 25 (rotating member) are not particularly limited. For example, as shown in FIG. 1, a stabilizing plate 26 placed on the floor and the stabilizing plate 25 are provided. A shaft 27 (screw portion) which is erected upward on 26.
And

The shaft 27 of the stabilizing member 25 (rotating body)
The (screw portion) is, as shown in FIG. 1, a driving method, a screwing method, or a screwing method on the lower surface of the furniture A (for example, the vertical frames 11 facing each other of the furniture A, the horizontal frame 12 connecting the lower end portions of the furniture 11 and the like). It is attached integrally with the furniture A by a wearing method, integral molding or the like.

The stabilizing member 25 may be a stabilizing plate 26 and a screw-shaped shaft 27 provided upright on the stabilizing plate 25. The lower part of the fixture A has a center of gravity position in the lower part of the fixture A. At least 3 to 4 places surrounding the
Screw holes for screwing the screw-shaped shaft 27 are preliminarily screwed, and the stabilizing members 25 are attached to the screw holes, respectively. By rotating the stabilizing member 25 in the forward and reverse directions, The height of the furniture A can be adjusted appropriately.

As shown in FIG. 1, the fixed holding plates 2 are respectively provided.
No. 0 is attached and fixed to the floor surface by screwing an anchor bolt 22 (with a washer 23 interposed if necessary) inserted through the long hole 21d into a fixing hole 24 formed in the floor surface.

Inside the notches 21e at the tip of the fixed holding plates 20 fixed to the floor, the shafts 27 of the stabilizing members 25 attached to the lower part of the fixture A are provided.
Is fixed and then the anchor bolts 22 are tightened, whereby the fixed holding plate 20 is tightened and fixed to the floor surface, and the fixture A moves in one of the horizontal directions (opening of the notch 21e). (Direction), it is fixed and held in a state that cannot move in other directions.

Here, the shaft 27 of the stabilizing member 25 at another portion screwed to the lower surface of the furniture A, that is, the fixed holding plate 2
The shaft 27 of another stabilizing member 25 attached to the lower surface of the furniture A in the direction opposite to the notch 21e side of 0 is attached and fixed to the floor surface in the same manner as above corresponding to the shaft 27. The fixed holding plate 20 is fastened to the floor surface by being fitted into the front end cutout portion 21e of the fixed holding plate 20 and then the anchor bolt 22 is tightened. 21e cannot move in the opening direction), and the furniture A is installed and fixed in a fixed position on the floor.

After the furniture A has been installed and fixed in this way, when it is desired to move the furniture A slightly to a desired horizontal position, the anchor bolts 22 are loosened to fix the fixed holding plates 20, respectively. By sliding along the long hole 21d and the anchor bolt 22 to adjust and move to the desired position in the longitudinal direction of the long hole 21d, the anchor bolt 22 is tightened again to fix the fixed holding plate 20 to the floor surface. By doing so, the furniture A that has been adjusted and moved to a desired fixed position is installed and fixed on the floor surface.

Further, after the furniture A is installed and fixed in this way, when it is desired to move the furniture A slightly to the desired position in the vertical direction, the furniture A is screwed upward to the lower part of the furniture A. Stabilizing member 2 with screw shaft 27
By rotating 5 to adjust the screwing depth of the stabilizing member 25 to the lower surface of the furniture A, the height is adjusted.

<Embodiment 2> FIG. 2 is a partial perspective view of a furniture A such as a counter and a cabinet for explaining a second embodiment of the present invention, and a furniture of the present invention for mounting and fixing it on a floor. It is a perspective view of a fixing tool.

The counter fixture A includes, for example, an upper plate portion 4, a side plate portion 5 (the other side plate portion facing the upper plate portion is omitted), a front plate portion 6 and a rear plate portion 7.

For example, at the lower end of each corner corner of a plurality of three or more places sandwiched by the side plate portions such as the side plate portion 5 and the front plate portion 6, or at the lower end portion of each of the plurality of single side plate portions. The support plate 28 is attached and fixed.

Stabilizing members 25 are attached to the screw holes 28a of the supporting plates 28 via shafts 27 thereof.

The fixed holding plate 20 is the same as in the first embodiment described above.
The same as that described in (>) (see FIG. 1) is used, and a step surface 21c is formed at an intermediate portion (a central portion or a position slightly deviated to one side from the central portion) of the plate member 21,
The lower plate 21a and the higher plate 21 are placed through the step surface 21c.
b.

The step surface 21c is formed by bending the plate member 21 into a crank shape at an appropriate angle (for example, substantially right angle).

The lower plate 21a is provided with a long hole 21d for attaching to the floor surface, and the higher plate 21b is provided with a notch 21e on the tip side thereof.

The fixing and holding plate 20 is fixed to the floor surface by screwing an anchor bolt 22 (with a washer 23, if necessary) inserted through the elongated hole 21d into a fixing hole 24 formed in the floor surface. It is attached and fixed to.

As shown in FIG. 1, the elongated hole 21d has its longitudinal direction perpendicular to the step surface 21c, or is parallel to the step 21c as will be described later. Any of

Then, the shaft 27 of the stabilizing member 25 is fitted into the notch 21e at the tip of the fixed holding plate 20 fixed to the floor surface by the anchor bolts 22, so that the furniture A is fixed to the floor surface. It is attached and fixed to.

The movement adjustment in the horizontal direction is performed by the above-mentioned <
In the same manner as in the first embodiment>, the fixing and holding plate 20 can be moved and adjusted to a predetermined position in the longitudinal direction of the long hole 21d along the long hole 21d and the anchor bolt 22.

When it is desired to slightly move the height of the furniture A to a desired position in the vertical direction, the above-mentioned <Embodiment 1>
In the same manner as in <>, the height of the furniture A is adjusted by rotating the stabilizing member 25 provided with the screw-shaped shaft 27 screwed to a desired position below the furniture A to adjust the screwing depth with respect to the lower surface of the furniture A.

<Third Embodiment> FIG. 3 is a partial perspective view of a furniture A such as a cabinet, a workbench, and a counter for explaining a third embodiment of the present invention, and a book for installing and fixing it on the floor. It is a perspective view of a furniture fixing tool of the invention.

The fixed holding plate 20 is provided with a step surface 21c for forming a step at an intermediate portion (a central portion or a position slightly deviated to one side from the central portion) in the width direction of the elongated plate member 21, A low plate 21a and a high plate 21b are continuously arranged in the width direction of the plate member 21 via the step surface 21.

As shown in FIG. 3, the lower plate 21a is provided with one or a plurality of elongated holes 21d elongated in the horizontal one-dimensional direction which is the longitudinal direction of the plate member 21.

Further, the high plate 21b is cut at both ends of the plate member 21 in the width direction at both ends in the longitudinal direction of the plate member 21 from a direction orthogonal to the direction of the long hole of the long hole 21d. The cutout portion 21e is provided.

The fixed holding plate 20 has its long holes 2 on both ends in the longitudinal direction (or in the center, if necessary).
A pair of at least two anchor bolts 2 mounted on 1d
The screws 2 and 22 are screwed to the floor surface to be fixedly attached to the floor surface.

The structure of the anchor bolt 22 may be the same as that of the above-described <Embodiment 1 or <Embodiment 2>.

As the structure of the stabilizing member 25 attached to the lower portion of the furniture A, the same structure as the above-described <Embodiment 1> or <Embodiment 2> can be used.

As shown in FIG. 3, the shaft 27 of the stabilizing member 25 has a fixture A (for example, a horizontal frame 1 connecting the lower end portions of the vertical frames 11 facing each other of the fixture A).
It is attached to the bottom of 2). Although not shown, screw holes for screwing the screw-shaped shafts 27 are pre-screwed on the lower surface of the furniture A, for example, at four locations surrounding the center of gravity of the bottom surface of the furniture A. The shaft 27 of the stabilizing member 25 is screwed into the screw holes.

In the horizontal movement adjustment, the anchor bolt 22 is loosened to move the fixed holding plate 20 along the long hole 21d and the anchor bolt 22, and the long hole 21d.
Can be adjusted by moving to a predetermined position in the longitudinal direction.

When it is desired to slightly move the height of the furniture A to a desired position in the vertical direction, the above-described <first embodiment
Or <Embodiment 2>, by rotating the stabilizing member 25 at a desired position respectively, the screwing depth of the screw-shaped shaft 27 with respect to the lower portion of the furniture A is adjusted to adjust the height. is there.

<Fourth Embodiment> FIG. 4 is a partial perspective view of a furniture A such as a cabinet, a workbench, and a counter for explaining a fourth embodiment of the present invention, and a book for installing and fixing the furniture A on the floor. It is a perspective view of a furniture fixing tool of the invention.

The fixed holding plate 20 is a long plate member 21.
And a long fixing plate member 29 longer than the plate member 21.

The plate member 21 is provided with a step surface 21c for forming a step at an intermediate portion in the width direction (a central portion or a position slightly deviated to one side from the central portion), and the step surface 21c is provided therebetween. A low-order plate 21a and a high-order plate 21b are continuously arranged in the width direction of the plate member 21.

As shown in FIG. 4, the lower plate 2 of the plate member 21.
1a is provided with one to a plurality of elongated holes 21d elongated in the horizontal one-dimensional direction which is the longitudinal direction of the plate member 21.

Further, the high plate 21b of the plate member 21 is arranged at both ends of the plate member 21 in the width direction at both ends in the longitudinal direction of the plate member 21 so as to be orthogonal to the elongated hole direction of the elongated hole 21d. It has a notch 21e cut in the direction.

The fixing plate member 29 is provided with a step surface 29c for forming a step at an intermediate portion in the width direction (a central portion or a position slightly deviated to one side from the central portion), and the step surface 29c is interposed therebetween. A lower plate 29a and a higher plate 29b are continuously arranged in the width direction of the vertical plate member 29.

As shown in FIG. 4, the lower plate 29a of the fixing plate member 29 is provided with one or a plurality of elongated holes 29d elongated in the horizontal one-dimensional direction which is the longitudinal direction of the plate member 29.

The fixing plate member 29 is the high plate 29.
The width of b may be set to be substantially equal to the width of the high-order plate 21b of the plate member 21 so that the edge portions of the high-order plates 29b and 21b are aligned with each other, or if necessary,
The width of the high plate 29b is greater than the width of the high plate 21b of the plate member 21 by the depth of the notch 21e cut in the plate member 21 in a direction orthogonal to the long hole direction of the long hole 21d. You may make it narrow as much as it corresponds.

As shown in FIG. 4, the two plate members 21 of the fixed holding plate 20 are superposed on both sides of the fixing plate member 29 in the longitudinal direction from the upper side, and are respectively formed into long holes 21d and 2d.
Anchor bolt 2 in which 9d is overlapped, and is inserted into both of the overlapping long holes 21d and 29d.
The fixed holding plate 20 is attached and fixed to the floor surface by screwing 2 and 22 onto the floor. As a result, each plate member 2
The separation distance of the notch 21e of 1 is the shaft 27 of the furniture A.
It can be adjusted appropriately according to.

The anchor bolt 22 may have the same structure as the above-described <first embodiment> to <third embodiment>.

The structure of the stabilizing member 25 attached to the lower portion of the furniture A can be the same as that of the <first embodiment> to <third embodiment>.

As shown in FIG. 3, the shaft 27 of the stabilizing member 25 has a fixture A (for example, a horizontal frame 1 connecting the lower end portions of the vertical frames 11 facing each other of the fixture A).
It is attached to the bottom of 2). Although not shown, screw holes for screwing the screw shafts 27 are preliminarily screwed in the lower portion of the furniture A at four locations surrounding the center of gravity of the lower portion of the furniture A, for example. The shaft 27 of the stabilizing member 25 is screwed into the screw holes.

To adjust the movement in the horizontal direction, the anchor bolt 22 is loosened and the plate member 21 or the fixing plate member 29 of the fixed holding plate 20 is moved along the long holes 21d and 29d and the anchor bolt 22. It can be performed by moving and adjusting to a predetermined position.

Further, when it is desired to slightly move the height of the furniture A to a desired position in the vertical direction, the above-described <first embodiment
As in the case of the third to third embodiments, by rotating the stabilizing member 25 at a desired position, the screwing depth of the shaft 27 with respect to the lower portion of the furniture A is adjusted to adjust the height.

[0061]

EFFECTS OF THE INVENTION The fixture for fixtures of the present invention can be installed and fixed in consideration of the earthquake resistance of fixtures to the floor surface, and the fixture main body after being fixed in the horizontal position or in the horizontal direction. When it is desired to slightly adjust the position and the vertical position to a desired position, there is an effect that the movement adjustment can be relatively easily performed without requiring a lot of labor and labor as in the conventional case.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a fixture and a fixture for explaining Embodiment 1 of the fixture for a fixture of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view of a fixture and a fixture for explaining Embodiment 2 of the fixture for a fixture of the present invention.

FIG. 3 is a perspective view of a fixture and a fixture for explaining a third embodiment of the fixture for a fixture of the present invention.

FIG. 4 is a perspective view of a fixture and a fixture for explaining Embodiment 4 of the fixture for a fixture of the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

A ... Fixture 4 ... Upper plate part 5 ... Side plate part 6 ... Front plate part 7 ... Rear plate part 11 ... Vertical frame part 12 ... Horizontal frame part 13 ...
Connection frame part 20 ... Fixed holding plate 21 ... Plate member 21a ... Low plate 2
1b ... High-order plate 21c ... Step surface 21d ... Long hole 21e ... Notch 22
... anchor bolt 23 ... washer 24 ... floor hole portion 25 ... stabilizing member 26 ... stabilizing plate 27 ... shaft 28 ... supporting plate 29 ... fixing plate member
29a ... Low plate 29b ... High plate 29c ... Step surface 29d ... Long hole

Claims (3)

[Claims] 1. A low-order plate 21a and a high-order plate 21b are connected in series via a step surface 21c for forming a step provided in the central portion of a plate member 21, and a length adjustable in horizontal one-dimensional direction to the low-order plate 21a. A fixed holding plate 20 having a hole 21d and a cutout portion 21e in the high plate 21b, an anchor bolt 22 for fixing and fixing the fixed holding plate 20 to the floor surface, and a stabilizing member 25 attached to the lower portion of the furniture A. The fixture A is fixed by fitting the stabilizing member 25 attached to the lower part of the fixture A into the notch 21e of the fixed holding plate 20 fixed to the floor surface. 2. The stabilizing member 25 comprises a stabilizing plate 26 and a shaft 27 standing on the stabilizing plate 26, and is attached to the lower portion of the furniture A with the shaft 27 facing upward. Fixture fixing tool described. 3. The stabilizing member 25 comprises a stabilizing plate 26 and a screw-shaped shaft 27 provided upright on the stabilizing plate 26, and is screwed to the lower portion of the fixture A with the shaft 27 facing upward. The furniture fixing tool according to claim 1, wherein the height of the furniture A is adjusted by rotating.