JPH10306624A - Framing joint, dwelling space frame making use thereof and tent - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To construct a framing for forming dwelling space, scaffolding, etc., of tent, etc., along the sides of a car to be parked even by one person easily and firmly with high work efficiency. SOLUTION: This joint is so constituted that vertical post members 21 are connected to horizontal girder members 22. In that case, it is equipped with a basic stand having a wheel weighted area 5 weighted by stranding of the front wheel 12 and rear wheel 13 thereon, a post joint body 3 provided to the basic stand 2 capable of being connected to the post members 21 and a girder joint body 4 provided to the basic stand 2 capable of being connected to at least one way girder members 22.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a joint for a skeleton useful for constructing a skeleton for forming a temporary living space such as a tent, a simple scaffold, etc. along the side of a parked vehicle, and the like. The present invention relates to a framework for a living space and a tent using the same.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art When a living space such as a tent is formed along a side surface of a parked vehicle in a camp site or the like,
A tent-supporting framework consisting of a plurality of struts in the height direction arranged so as to surround the required living space and a lateral girder bridged between the struts adjacent to each other is placed on the ground. 2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, construction is performed in the vicinity of the side of a vehicle.

However, in the above-mentioned conventional frame construction method, it is necessary to fix each support member in the height direction with an anchor or the like which is cast in the ground, and it is difficult to perform the work alone with good workability. Was.

[0004]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION An object of the present invention is to construct a framework for forming a living space such as a tent and a scaffold along a side surface of a parked vehicle, etc., easily and firmly with good workability. It is an object of the present invention to provide a skeleton joint and a living space skeleton and a tent using the same.

[0005]

According to a first aspect of the present invention, there is provided a skeleton joint for connecting a vertical strut member and a horizontal girder member, the joint being connected to the vertical strut member and being weighted by the ride of a wheel. A base having a wheel-weighted area on its upper surface, a column connecting body attached to the base so as to be connectable to the column material, and a girder connection body attached to the base so as to be connectable to the girder material in at least one direction. It is characterized by having.

[0006]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS In using the above-mentioned skeleton joint, a vehicle wheel rides on a wheel load area of a base placed on the ground, and the base is placed on the ground by a large wheel load of the vehicle. Pressed and fixed.

[0007] Thus, on the base of the skeleton joint fixed on the ground as described above, the supporting members in the height direction and the transverse members are provided in the required directions via the connecting members and the connecting members. Each is connected and these are incorporated as components into the required framework. There is no particular limitation on the connection mode, and fitting, screwing, and other known means are employed as necessary.

[0008] As described in claim 2, the base has
At a position in front of or behind the wheel weighting area, a wheel stopper for stopping the wheel is protruded upward so that the wheel riding on the wheel weighting area is maintained at a required position without passing through. Preferably.

[0009] The framing joint can be used, for example, for constructing a framing for a living space for forming a tent or the like, and such a framing for a living space is required as described in claim 3. From a plurality of support members in the height direction arranged so as to surround the space, and a lateral girder member bridged between the adjacent support members and connected to each support member via a joint. In the framing for living space, the joint for framing is used to connect the girder to at least one strut. In the above configuration, the pillar members and the girder members assembled to the skeleton joint are connected to each other, and are stably held on the ground integrally with the base by the wheel load of the vehicle.

In the framing for living space, the two joints for framing may be used adjacent to each other for connecting each girder member to a required pair of strut members adjacent to each other. In this configuration, the above-described action occurs adjacently in two adjacent frame joints. As described in claim 5, in the wheel weighting area of each base in the two adjacent frame joints as described above,
By allowing two adjacent wheels among a plurality of wheels in one vehicle, for example, the left and right front and rear wheels and the front or rear left and right left and right wheels, respectively,
Each base in two adjacent skeleton joints is fixed to the ground by a common single vehicle wheel load. The adjacent bases may be individually fixed as required by the weights of the wheels of the two vehicles.

The tent according to the present invention has a structure in which a sheet is covered on the living space skeleton. The seat may be pulled out, for example, from a roof portion of a vehicle or a seat storage portion provided at another portion onto a frame for a living space.

[0012]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS The present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

[First Embodiment] FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a skeleton joint according to a first embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a tent for a living space skeleton and a tent using the skeleton joint shown in FIG. It is a perspective view.

[0014] In the figure, a skeleton joint J is:
A base 2 having a rectangular flat plate shape, a rod-shaped column connecting body 3 protruding from the left front end of the base 2 in the height direction, and a bar-shaped girder connecting protruding from the left front end of the base 2 in the width direction. And a front wheel 12 and a rear wheel 1 of a vehicle 11 on the upper surface of the base 2.
A wheel weighting area 5 which is weighted by the riding of 3 or the like is provided by unevenness processing for preventing slipping, and the wheel weighting area 5 is provided.
A width direction wheel stopper 6 is provided to protrude upward at a front position of the vehicle. The column connection body 3 and the girder connection body 4 may be detachably screwed or engaged with the base 2.

When using the skeleton joint J, each base 2 of the two skeleton joints J is
The wheel stoppers 6 are placed on the ground in series in front and rear with the wheel stoppers 6 facing forward, and one wheel stop 6 is placed on the wheel weighting area 5 of each base 2.
Wheels 12 and rear wheels 13 on the left side of one vehicle 11
Each of the bases 2 is fixed adjacent to the ground with a large wheel load of the vehicle 11 by being moved forward and being restricted from moving forward by the respective wheel stoppers 6. In addition, when the front wheels 12 and the rear wheels 13 rise on the wheel weighting area 5, the base 2 is inserted between the ground, the front wheels 12 and the rear wheels 13 floated by jacks or the like. May be performed.

Each base 2 fixed on the ground as described above
The pipe-shaped column members 21 in the height direction are connected upward in a fitted state via the column connection members 3, and the pipe-shaped column members 22 in the horizontal direction are fitted through the column connection members 4. In the state, it is connected to the outer side in the width direction, another column member 21 is connected to the tip of each of the beam members 22 upward through a joint 23, and another column member 21 is provided between the adjacent upper ends of the four column members 21 in total. Are connected via a joint 23, and a frame F for a living space having a rectangular parallelepiped box shape is formed integrally with the vehicle 11 in proximity to the left side surface of the vehicle 11. In addition, the said frame F for living spaces may be reinforced with the support | pillar material 21 other than the above, the girder material 22, a bracing material, etc. as needed.

A waterproof light-shielding sheet 24 is coated on the living space frame F, so that the tent T is mounted on the vehicle 11.
Is formed integrally with the vehicle 11 along the left side surface of the vehicle.
The waterproof light-shielding sheet 24 may cover not only the roof portion of the frame F for living space but also a required side surface. The tent T is communicated with the inside of the vehicle 11 by opening the door on the left side of the vehicle 11.

In the joint J for framing, when the framing F for a living space is constructed along the right side surface of the vehicle 11 to form the tent T, the bases 2 are arranged in the front and rear directions. The vehicle 1 employs a base 2 having a column connecting body 3 and a girder connecting body 4 projecting at symmetrical positions with respect to the above.
It is sufficient to use the front wheel 12 and the rear wheel 13 on the right side of the vehicle 1. Further, in order to be able to cope with the construction of the frame F for living space on any side of the vehicle 11, the column connecting member 3 and the girder connecting member 4 are protruded from either side of the base 2 by screwing or the like. You may comprise so that it is possible. Further, if necessary, the frame F for living space and the tent T can be formed so as to be widened or tapered as the distance from the side surface of the vehicle 11 is increased. The base 2 is fixed on the ground so as to incline forward or backward with respect to the direction, or the girder linking body 4 is provided so as to be inclined in advance with respect to the width direction of the base 2 or to be able to change its angle. The base 2 may be used.

Second Embodiment FIG. 3 is a perspective view of a skeleton joint according to a second embodiment of the present invention. In the figure, two types of skeleton joints J are used. One of the skeleton joints J is a rectangular flat base 2 and a rod-like support protruding from the left rear end of the base 2 in the height direction. A connecting body 3 and a bar-shaped girder connecting body 4 projecting rearward from the left rear end of the base 2, and a wheel weighting area 5, which is weighted by riding on wheels, is provided on the upper surface of the base 2. Is provided by uneven processing for preventing slip, and a wheel stopper 6 in the width direction is protruded upward at a position behind the wheel weighting area 5. Also, the other skeleton joint J is the same as the one skeleton joint J except that the strut connecting body 3 and the girder connecting body 4 are protruded at positions symmetrical with respect to the one framing joint J. It has the same structure as.

When using the skeleton joint J, each base 2 of the two skeleton joints J is used.
However, those wheel stoppers 6 are directed rearward, and one skeleton joint J is on the left side, and the other skeleton joint J
Are arranged on the ground side by side at right and left sides in parallel with each other on the right side.
The rear wheels 13 on both the left and right sides of one vehicle 11 are respectively ridden and the rearward movement is restricted by each wheel stopper 6, so that each base 2 is fixed adjacent to the ground with a large wheel load of the vehicle 11. Have been.

Each base 2 fixed on the ground as described above
The pipe-shaped column members 21 in the height direction are connected upward in a fitted state via the column connection members 3, and the pipe-shaped column members 22 in the horizontal direction are fitted through the column connection members 4. The support member 21 and the girder member 22 are connected in the rearward direction in a state, and the supporting member 21 and the girder member 22 are part of the constituent members. The tent T is formed along the rear surface. The tent T opens the rear door of the vehicle 11 to open the vehicle 1.
1 is in communication with the inside.

[0022]

As described above, the skeleton joint according to the present invention is constructed as described above, so that a skeleton for forming a living space such as a tent or a scaffold along the side of a parked vehicle can be easily formed by one person. It enables to build firmly with good workability.

In the skeleton joint according to the second aspect, when the wheel is mounted on the wheel load area of the base, the wheel can be stopped easily and reliably at a predetermined position by the wheel stopper. In this case, this can be used as a normal car stop device in a garage or the like.

3. The method according to claim 2, wherein the skeleton joint is used.
In the framing for living space described in the above, the strut material and the girder material assembled in the framing joint are connected to each other and are stably held on the ground integrally with the base by the load of the wheel of the vehicle, so the construction is It is easy, and a strong and stable structure can be obtained.

Particularly, in the framework for a living space according to the fourth aspect, since the above-mentioned action occurs adjacently in two adjacent frame joints, an extremely strong and stable structure can be obtained. In that case, the configuration according to claim 5 can be suitably adopted, and each base in the adjacent two skeleton joints is fixed to the ground by the wheel load of one common vehicle, The excellent operational effects described in the preceding paragraph can be obtained with the wheel weight of one vehicle.

Further, the tent according to the sixth aspect has a framework for a living space having a strong and stable structure which is easy to construct as described above.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a skeleton joint according to a first embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view of a living space skeleton and a tent using the skeleton joint shown in FIG. 1;

FIG. 3 is a perspective view of a skeleton joint according to a second embodiment of the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

 J Joint for frame F Frame for living space T Tent 2 Base 3 Strut connection 4 Girder connection 5 Wheel weight area 12 Front wheel 13 Rear wheel 21 Strut material 22 Girder material

Claims (6)

[Claims] 1. A joint for connecting a column member in a height direction and a girder member in a lateral direction, a base having a wheel weighting area on an upper surface to be weighted by riding on a wheel, and connecting the column member to the column. A skeleton joint, comprising: a strut connection member attached to the base; and a girder connection member attached to the base so as to be connectable to at least one direction of the girder material. 2. The skeleton joint according to claim 1, wherein a wheel stopper is protruded upward from the base at a position in front of or behind the wheel weighting region. 3. A plurality of support members in the height direction arranged so as to surround the required living space, and are bridged between the adjacent support members and connected to the support members via joints. A framing for a living space, comprising a framing joint comprising a lateral girder, wherein the framing joint according to claim 1 or 2 is used for connecting the girder to at least one strut. 4. A plurality of support members in a height direction arranged so as to surround a required living space, and bridges are provided between the support members adjacent to each other and connected to the support members via joints. 3. A framing structure for living space composed of lateral beam members, wherein two framing joints according to claim 1 or 2 are used adjacent to each other for connecting each beam member to a required pair of strut members adjacent to each other. Living space skeleton. 5. The residence according to claim 4, wherein two adjacent wheels out of a plurality of wheels of one vehicle can each ride on the wheel weighting area of each base in two adjacent frame joints. Spatial framework. 6. A tent in which a sheet is coated on the skeleton for living space according to claim 3, 4 or 5.