JPH09206150A - Attachment structure for shelf-like structure - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide an attachment structure capable of excellently attaching a shelf-like structure corresponding to the interval of the studs of a toilet on the site. SOLUTION: On the back surface of the shelf-like structure 7 to be horizontally provided between a pair of brackets 15 and 16 respectively fixed to a pair of the studs, a space 8 for insertion capable of inserting the horizontal pieces 15b and 16b of the respective brackets 15 and 16 is formed. Then, notched parts 9 and 10 where the vertical pieces 15a and 16a of the brackets 15 and 16 are respectively fit in are formed on the lower surface side of the space 8 for the inertion and at least one notched part of the notched parts 9 and 10 is formed wide in a horizontal direction.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a mounting structure for mounting a shelf-shaped structure such as a flat shelf or a box-shaped storage shelf on a wall surface.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, as shown in FIG.
The toilet 1 has a plurality of studs 2, which are spaced on the outer peripheral side thereof.
2 and 2 are erected, the inner panel 3 is attached to the inner side of the studs 2, 2 and the outer panel 4 is attached to the outer side of the stud 2 in many cases. When a shelf-like structure 7 such as a shelf is to be attached to the inner panel 3 of the constructed toilet 1, brackets are fixed to the studs 2 and 2 from inside by screws or the like, and a shelf-like structure is provided for the bracket. Although the mounting strength can be secured by mounting the structure 7, the distance between the studs 2 and 2 is somewhat different depending on the wall structure of each house, and in the past, in the lateral direction of the shelf-shaped structure 7. Since it is a structure that cannot be finely adjusted, it is difficult to satisfactorily attach the shelf-shaped structure 7 between the studs 2 and 2 in a horizontal manner, except when the reinforcement by a separate base material is performed in advance. There was a problem that

[0003]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention has been devised in view of the above-mentioned problems of the prior art, and is a shelf that can be firmly mounted between studs even when the studs 2 and 2 have different intervals. The first gist of the present invention is to provide a bracket-like structure from the inner panel side to each of two or more studs that are erected at a distance on the back side of the inner panel with the purpose of not providing a structure-like structure. A mounting structure for a rack-shaped structure horizontally provided between two or more fixed brackets, wherein notches are formed on the back surface of the rack-shaped structure to which the brackets are respectively fitted. At the same time, at least one of the cutouts has a laterally wide width. The second gist is that a bracket is fixedly installed from the inner panel side to each of two or more studs that are erected on the back side of the inner panel with a space therebetween, and a bracket is laterally provided between the two or more fixed brackets. A mounting structure for a shelf-like structure to be provided, wherein a space for inserting the horizontal piece of each bracket into the shelf-like structure is formed on the back surface of the shelf-like structure, On the lower surface side of the insertion space, notches are formed in which the vertical pieces of the brackets are respectively fitted, and at least one of the notches is formed to have a wide width in the lateral direction. It is that. A third gist is that a slit or a plurality of holes extending in the lateral direction for inserting a screw is formed along the notch having the wide width.

[0004]

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. Inner panel 3 of toilet 1 shown in plan view in FIG.
When a rack-like structure 7 such as a shelf is fixed to the studs 2 and 2 by firmly fixing the brackets to the inside of the rack, in this example, the shelf-like structure 7 has a structure as shown in a perspective view in FIG. 2 or 3. The one formed in is used. In FIG. 1, 5 is a toilet bowl, and 6 is a toilet door.

The shelf-like structure 7 in FIG. 2 is made of resin or metal, and a lower surface portion 7b is formed in parallel below the horizontal upper surface portion 7a, and the upper surface portion 7a and the lower surface portion 7b are formed. Both side surface portions 7c, 7c that connect the two and the front surface portion 7d that covers the front surface are formed in a curved shape, and the back surface of the shelf-like structure 7, that is, the side that contacts the inner panel 3 is open, and the upper surface portion. A space 8 for hollow insertion between 7a and the lower surface portion 7b
Is formed by opening the back side.

Further, on the lower surface side of the inserting space 8, that is, on the lower surface portion 7b, a narrow cutout portion 9 and a large cutout portion 10 are formed in a cutout shape.
The narrow width notch 9 is formed to have a width corresponding to the width of the bracket to be described later, but the large notch 10 on one side is considerably longer than the width of the bracket. The notch is formed wide, and the interval between the narrow notch 9 and the notch 10 is formed to correspond to the interval between the studs 2 and 2 forming the toilet 1. .

A screw insertion hole 11 for inserting a screw is formed through the inside of the narrow cutout portion 9. On the other hand,
A slit 12 a extending laterally along the large cutout portion 10 is formed inside the large cutout portion 10. Note that, instead of the slit 12a, as shown in the perspective view of FIG.
It is also possible to adopt the one formed along
It is also possible to make a hole on the site, which is comparable to the screw insertion hole, along the large cutout portion 10. The slit 12a or the plurality of screw insertion holes 1
3 is formed further on the back side, and 2 are arranged in parallel.
It may be formed as described above, or two or more screw insertion holes 11 may be formed in parallel.

A perspective view of FIG. 4 shows a shelf-like structure 7.
To the lower surface portion 7b of the bracket 1 through the screws 17 and 17.
5 and 16 show a state in which the pair of brackets 15 and 16 are attached to the vertical pieces 15a and 16a, respectively.
And the horizontal pieces 15b and 16b, which are made of metal in an L shape, and the horizontal piece 1 of the bracket 15 on one side.
5b is inserted into the shelf-like structure 7 from the insertion space 8 on the back side, screws 17 and 17 are inserted into the screw insertion hole 11 from the lower side, respectively, and nuts 18 and 18 are tightened. It can be attached to the connector 9 in a fitting manner, and in the one large cutout portion 10, the horizontal piece 16b of the bracket 16 is inserted into the inserting space 8 and the screws 17 and 17 are slit from the lower surface side, respectively. 12a, 12b into the nut 18,
18 can be attached to each of the screws 17 by tightening them. In this case, the slits 12a, 12
It is configured so that the bracket 16 can be moved to an arbitrary position in the lateral direction via b to easily change the position of the bracket 16 on site.

Therefore, as shown in the sectional view of FIG. 5, if the brackets 15 and 16 are fixed to the pair of studs 2 and 2 of the toilet 1 from the inner panel 3 side in advance through the fixing screws 20, respectively. The rack-shaped structure 7 is inserted into the horizontal pieces 15b and 16b of the pair of brackets 15 and 16 via the insertion space 8 to form vertical pieces 15a and 1 of the respective brackets.
6a is a narrow cutout portion 9 and a large cutout portion 10 of the shelf-like structure 7.
To the slits 12 from below in this state.
Insert screws 17 and 17 into a and 12b,
Since the nuts 18 and 18 can be tightened and fixed to the screws 17 and the pair of brackets 15 and 16 are firmly fixed to the studs 2 and 2, the rack-like structure is firmly attached. Even if the object 7 can be attached and the space dimension between the studs 2 and 2 on the site is different, the position of the bracket 16 is appropriately adjusted in the notch 10 in accordance with the interval between the studs 2 and 2 on the site, It is possible to easily attach the shelf-shaped structure 7 firmly on the spot.

In this example, the structure in which the screws 17 and 17 are inserted into the slits 12a and 12b and attached is illustrated. However, instead of the screws 17, the brackets 15 and 17 are formed by adhesion.
Shelf-like structure 7 may be attached to 16, adhesive and screw 1
A combination of 7 and 7 may be used. In the case of adhesion, it is not necessary to form the slits 12a and 12b and the screw insertion holes 11 in the shelf-like structure 7, and the shelf-like structure 7 is provided with only the narrow cutouts 9 and the large cutouts 10. It suffices if they are formed, and fine adjustment in the lateral direction can be satisfactorily performed through the large cutout portion 10.

In this example, the wide cutout portion 10 is formed only on one side, but the narrow cutout portion 9 also has the wide cutout portion 1.
It may be formed in a wide shape like 0, and if both notches are formed wide in this way, the lateral adjustment range is expanded.

A plurality of screw insertion holes 13 as shown in FIG.
In the shelf-shaped structure 7 of the type in which the screw is formed, one of the screw insertion holes 13 is selected at the site according to the distance between the studs 2 and 2 on the site, and the screw insertion hole 13 is selected in the selected screw insertion hole 13. The screw 17 is inserted. The screw insertion hole 13 can be formed on site after the mounting position of the bracket 16 is determined along the large cutout 10.

FIG. 6 is an enlarged view of the tightened state of the screws 17, in which a recess 7 is formed in the lower surface portion 7b of the shelf-like structure 7 and a washer 19 is fitted therein. Then, insert the screw 17 into the washer 19 and attach the bracket 16
By disposing the nut 18 on the upper surface of the horizontal piece 16b, the nut 18 can be fastened to the screw 17 to obtain a strong fixed state.

FIG. 7 shows a modification of the mounting state. A screw screw 21 is used in place of the screw 17, and the screw screw 21 is inserted into the slit 12a or the screw insertion hole 13 of the shelf structure 7 on the lower surface side. It is also possible to connect the bracket 16 and the shelf-like structure 7 by further inserting the screw 16 into the horizontal piece 16b of the bracket and inserting the screw 21 directly.

Further, FIG. 8 shows a horizontal piece 1 of the bracket 16.
6b is brought into contact with the lower surface of the upper surface portion 7a of the shelf-shaped structure 7,
In this state, the screw 17 is inserted from the upper surface side of the upper surface portion 7a of the shelf-shaped structure 7, and the nut 18 arranged in the lower portion is tightened and fixed. In the structure of FIG.
A slit 12a for lateral adjustment is formed on the a side.

The shelf-like structure is not limited to the above-mentioned flat one, but may be a box-like storage shelf or the like as shown in a perspective view from the back side in FIG. The structure (storage shelf) 30 is provided with an opening / closing door or a drawer on the front surface thereof to store equipment and the like, and in some cases, a paper holder may be attached. On the back surface of the shelf-like structure 30 of FIG. 9, a narrow cutout portion 31 and a large cutout portion 32 are opened laterally at predetermined intervals, and the cutout portions 31 and 32 are shown in FIG. The brackets 33 and 34 shown are to be fitted.

That is, the brackets 33, 34 are fixed in advance from the inner panel 3 side to the studs 2, 2 which are erected on the back side of the inner panel 3 at intervals.
The fixing pieces 33a and 34a of each bracket are fixed to the inner panel 3 at the studs 2 and 2 positions using screws or the like. 33b and 34b are L
The protruding pieces 33b, 34b are formed in a letter shape, and further hooked on the tips of the protruding pieces 33b, 34b by bending them upright.
Since the claws 34c are formed respectively, the hooking pieces 33c of the bracket 33 are fitted into the narrow width notches 31 and the hooking pieces 33c are arranged inside the narrow width notches 31, and the narrow width notches 31 are hooked on the bracket 33. The large cutout portion 32 can be hooked into the large cutout portion 32 by fitting the hooking piece 34c of the bracket 34 into the large cutout portion 32. Has a large dimension in the lateral direction, so that the bracket 34 can be satisfactorily locked with the notch 32 even if the fixing position of the bracket 34 varies slightly in the lateral direction. The rack-shaped structure 30 can be satisfactorily attached to the bracket 3 even when the distance between the two is different.
The shelf-like structure 30 can be firmly installed by attaching to the shelves 3, 34.

If the small width notch 31 is also formed to have a large size in the lateral direction, the studs 2, 2 on the site can be more favorably formed.
It is possible to install the shelf-like structure 30 in accordance with the space dimension of. In addition, in such a box-shaped shelf-like structure 30, the brackets 33 and 34 are further arranged in the up-down direction so that a stronger mounting state can be obtained.

[0019]

According to the present invention, a bracket is fixed from the inner panel side to each of two or more studs which are erected on the back side of the inner panel with a space therebetween, and between the two or more fixed brackets. And a notch portion into which the brackets are respectively fitted, and at least one of the notch portions is formed on the back surface of the shelf-like structure. Since the above notches are formed to have a large width in the lateral direction, even when the space dimension of the studs on the site is different, through the notches formed in the lateral direction,
The shelf structure can be finely adjusted in the horizontal direction to be attached to the bracket in accordance with the distance between the studs, and the shelf structure can be firmly attached to the stud via the bracket. .

A bracket is fixed to each of two or more studs standing upright on the back side of the inner panel from the inner panel side, and a shelf is provided horizontally between the two or more fixed brackets. In the attachment structure of the rack-shaped structure, a space for inserting the horizontal piece of each bracket into the rack-shaped structure is formed on the back surface of the rack-shaped structure. On the lower surface side of the bracket, notches are formed in which the vertical pieces of the brackets are respectively fitted, and at least one or more notches of the notches are formed to have a wide width in the lateral direction. Brackets are fixed to the studs of the toilet at the site, and a shelf-like structure is inserted into the bracket through the insertion space, and the shelf-like structure is formed through the notches that are wide in the lateral direction. The horizontal mounting position of the object can be set on site Even if the space dimension of the studs on the site is different, the shelf-like structure can be finely adjusted in the lateral direction in accordance with the space dimension of the studs at the site, and can be attached to the bracket. It is possible to firmly attach the structure-like structure to the stud through the bracket.

Further, slits or a plurality of holes extending in the lateral direction for screw insertion are formed along the notch having the wide width, so that the slits can be formed in correspondence with the space dimension of the studs on site. Alternatively, screws can be satisfactorily inserted into the plurality of holes, and the screws can be tightened to firmly attach the shelf-like structure.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a plan view of a toilet.

FIG. 2 is a perspective configuration view from the back side of the shelf-like structure.

FIG. 3 is a perspective configuration view from the back side showing a modified example of the shelf-like structure.

FIG. 4 is a perspective configuration view from the back side of the rack-shaped structure of FIG. 2 or 3 and a pair of brackets in an attached state.

FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional configuration diagram showing a state in which a shelf-like structure is attached to a stud through a bracket.

6 is an enlarged configuration diagram of a screw portion of FIG.

FIG. 7 is a cross-sectional configuration diagram corresponding to FIG. 5 showing a modified example of the mounting structure.

FIG. 8 is a cross-sectional configuration diagram corresponding to FIG. 5 showing a further different mounting structure.

FIG. 9 is a perspective configuration diagram of a box-shaped shelf structure and a bracket.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 toilet 2 stud 3 inner panel 4 outer panel 7,30 shelf-like structure 7a upper surface 7b lower surface 8 insertion space 9,31 narrow cutouts 10,32 large cutouts 11 screw insertion holes 12a, 12b slits 13 screws Insertion hole 15, 16, 33, 34 Bracket 15a, 16a Vertical piece 15b, 16b Horizontal piece 17 Screw 18 Nut 19 Washer 20 Fixing screw 21 Screw screw 33c Hooking piece

Claims (3)

[Claims] 1. A bracket is fixed to each of two or more studs standing upright on the back side of the inner panel with a gap from the inner panel side, and the bracket is laterally installed between the two or more fixed brackets. A mounting structure for a shelf-shaped structure, wherein notches are formed on the back surface of the shelving structures to which the brackets are respectively fitted, and at least one or more notches of the notches. Is a mounting structure for a shelf-like structure, which is formed to have a wide width in the lateral direction. 2. A bracket is fixedly installed from the inner panel side to each of two or more studs which are erected on the back side of the inner panel with a space therebetween, and the bracket is laterally installed between the two or more fixed brackets. A mounting structure for a rack-shaped structure, wherein a space for inserting the horizontal piece of each bracket into the rack-shaped structure is formed on the back surface of the rack-shaped structure. On the lower surface side of the working space, notches are formed in which the vertical pieces of the brackets are respectively fitted, and at least one of the notches is formed to have a wide width in the lateral direction. A mounting structure for a shelf-like structure, which is characterized in that 3. The shelf-like structure according to claim 2, wherein a slit or a plurality of holes extending in a lateral direction for inserting a screw is formed along the notch having the wide width. Mounting structure for objects.