JPH11256680A - Fitting for bracket of wash-line pole, etc. - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a fittings capable of surely installing a bracket even after the execution of an exterior wall. SOLUTION: The fittings 1 for the bracket of a wash-line pole, etc. have hooking sections 10 for hooking to the steel materials of a framework at front end sections, and have inserting pieces 3 inserted into the openings of the adjacent steel materials in the framework. The fittings 1 have press-fitting materials 4 further press-fitted into the openings of the steel materials, into which the inserting pieces 3 are inserted, and a sill section 2, which is fixed onto the framework by the inserting pieces 3 and the press-fitting materials 4 and to which the bracket is fastened.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a bracket (hereinafter simply referred to as "bracket") for supporting both ends and the like of a clothesline passed over the wall of a building.
Also referred to as a metal fitting for attaching to the wall portion.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, in a building window, balcony, or the like, for example, brackets for supporting both ends of a clothesline are arranged side by side on a wall surface at an interval. This bracket is mounted on the wall surface by a mounting structure as shown in FIG. 5, for example. In the bracket mounting structure shown in FIG.
One insert 23 is inserted between two adjacent lip channels 14R, 14L in the frame of the building, and a bolt 24 is inserted.
And the bracket 15 is fixed to the base portion 22 of the mounting bracket 21 exposed on the outer wall surface (not shown) by the bolt 2.
5 to fix.

[0003]

Since the mounting bracket 21 as described above cannot be mounted on the frame by the bolts 24 after the outer wall has been constructed, for example, the mounting of the outer wall may be forgotten while the mounting bracket 21 is forgotten. In the case where the construction has been completed, or when the mounting position of the mounting bracket 21 is to be changed after the outer wall is constructed, the bracket 15 is mounted directly from outside of the outer wall with screws. ,
It is not desirable in terms of mounting strength and the like.

[0004] In view of the above, it is an object of the present invention to provide a mounting bracket that can securely mount a bracket even after an outer wall is constructed.

[0005]

According to a first aspect of the present invention, there is provided a bracket for mounting a clothesline, such as a clothesline, on a portion where a steel material is adjacent in a frame of a building. A fitting for attaching a bracket for supporting a rod or the like, having a locking portion for locking to the steel material at a distal end portion, an insertion piece inserted into a gap between the adjacent steel materials, A press-fitting material that is further press-fitted into a gap between the steel materials into which the insert pieces are inserted, and a base portion that is fixed to the frame by the insert piece and the press-fitting material and to which the bracket is fixed. It is.

According to a second aspect of the present invention, there is provided a mounting bracket for a drying rod or the like according to the first aspect of the present invention, wherein an intermediate portion of the insertion piece is opened. It is characterized by having.

According to a third aspect of the present invention, there is provided a mounting bracket for a bracket such as a clothesline.
In the bracket mounting bracket such as a clothesline described in
The insert piece and the press-fitting material are attached so as to be deviated upward or downward with respect to the base.

In the present invention, the vertical direction of the mounting bracket means the vertical direction in a state where the mounting bracket is mounted on the shaft assembly.

[0009]

Embodiments of the present invention will be specifically described below with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 shows a mounting bracket (hereinafter, also simply referred to as “mounting bracket”) for a bracket such as a clothesline according to an embodiment of the present invention. The mounting bracket 1 shown in FIG. 1 has a configuration in which insertion pieces 3 and 3 and press-fitting members 4 and 4 are mounted on a base portion 2. In addition, FIG. 3 shows a state where the mounting bracket 1 in the same posture as the state of being mounted on the shaft assembly is viewed from the outdoor side. And

The base portion 2 is a member having a shape obtained by bending a steel plate into a vertically long C-shape when viewed from the side. The base portion 2 has a substantially rectangular front surface portion 5 which is elongated vertically, and upper and lower ends of the front surface portion 5. And bent pieces 6 and 7 extending rearward at right angles, and back portions 8a and 8b extending at right angles inward from the rear ends of the bent pieces 6 and 7, respectively. The bent pieces 6, 7 and the back portions 8a, 8b have a width slightly smaller than the gap between the adjacent outer wall panels fixed to the frame, while the front portion 5 has a width smaller than the gap between the outer wall panels. Has a large width. Thereby, the bent pieces 6, 7 and the back portions 8a, 8b of the base portion 2 can be inserted into the gap between the outer wall panels, and the front portion 5 is overlapped on the outer surface of the edge of the adjacent outer wall panel. Has become. The length of the bent pieces 6 and 7 of the base 2 is substantially equal to the thickness of the outer wall panel.

At the vicinity of the upper end and the lower end of the front portion 5, the front portion 5 is fixed to fix the bracket.
Are provided in the thickness direction.

Each of the inserts 3 is made of a rectangular steel plate which is long and thin, and has a length in the front-back direction substantially equal to the thickness of the frame, and a width in the up-down direction of the base 2. The length is slightly smaller than the length of the upper rear portion 8a (or the lower rear portion 8b). On one side edge of the insertion piece 3,
Claw portions 31, 31 extending at right angles in the same direction from the upper portion and the lower portion, respectively, are formed, and the inner surfaces of the claw portions 31, 31 are overlapped on the inner surface of the upper rear portion 8 a of the base portion 2, and the rivets 32, 32. As a result, the insertion piece 3 extends rearward from the back surface portion 8a of the base portion 2 in an upright state. On the other hand, the same insertion piece 3 as described above is similarly fixed to the lower back surface portion 8b on the lower side of the base portion 2.

The free end of the insertion piece 3 is
1 is bent at a right angle in a direction opposite to the direction
Is provided. When the insertion piece 3 is completely inserted into the gap between the adjacent steel materials in the frame of the building (hereinafter, also referred to as “gap between the frames”), the locking portion 10 has the indoor side edge of the frame. Therefore, when the press-fitting material 4 is press-fitted in this state, the locking portion 10 is locked to the indoor side edge portion of the frame. .

In the above-mentioned insert piece 3, rivets 33, 33 are driven into the upper part and the lower part inside the locking part 10, respectively. The rivet 33 is made of an aluminum alloy and has a slightly bulky head (not shown in FIG. 1) which can be easily caulked. It follows the surface shape, thereby preventing the insert piece 3 from rattling. The rivets 32, 32 used for the joints of the claws 31, 31 of the insertion piece 3 have the same configuration.

The press-fitting members 4, 4 are bolts having a length slightly larger than the sum of the thickness of the outer wall panel and the thickness of the frame. On the upper rear surface 8a of the base 2, a screw hole 11 is provided between the joints of the upper and lower claws 31, 31 of the insertion piece 3.
At a height position corresponding to the screw hole 11 of the back surface portion 8a,
A bolt insertion hole 12 is provided. The press-fitting material 4 is screwed into the screw hole 11 from the front through the bolt insertion hole 12, and when the screwing is completed, the tip thereof is inserted into the insertion piece 3.
To reach the free end. On the other hand, the base 2
The press-fitting material 4 similar to the above is screwed in the lower part in the same manner. Although the press-fitting members 4 and 4 are screwed to the rear portions 8a and 8b in the example shown here, the front
And at least one of the rear portions 8a and 8b.

The diameter of the shaft portion of the press-fitting member 4 is slightly larger than the size obtained by subtracting the thickness of the insertion piece 3 from the width of the gap of the shaft assembly. As a result, when the press-fitting material 4 is further press-fitted in a state in which the insertion piece 3 is inserted into the gap between the frame sets as described later, the insertion piece 3 is pressed against the frame set.

In order to attach the bracket to the outer wall using the above-mentioned mounting bracket 1, for example, the following (1) to (3) may be performed.

(1) First, as shown in FIG. 2A, the insertion piece 3 of the mounting bracket 1 is connected to two adjacent outer wall panels 1.
The lip is inserted into the gap S between the webs of the two adjacent lip channel steels 14R and 14L through the gaps 3 and 13 in the frame.

At this time, the press-fitting member 4 does not protrude from the base portion 2 toward the indoor side (the insertion piece 3 side) as shown in FIG. Further, the mounting bracket 1 is pushed into the gap between the outer wall panels 13 and 13 from the rear side of the mounting bracket 1 by hitting the front part 5 of the base part 2 with a hammer or the like, so that the front part 5 is outside the outer wall panels 13 and 13. Push it to the position where it is superimposed on the side. The insertion piece 3 is inserted into the gap S of the shaft assembly as the fitting 1 is pushed in.

(2) Next, as shown in FIG.
The press-fitting material 4 is press-fitted into the gap S of the shaft assembly into which the insertion piece 3 has been inserted.

The press-fitting material 4 can be press-fitted into the gap S of the frame by screwing in with an impact wrench or the like.
At this time, since the diameter of the shaft portion of the press-fitting material 4 is very slightly larger than the size obtained by subtracting the thickness of the insertion piece 3 from the width of the gap S of the frame assembly as described above, the press-fitting material 4 is press-fitted. As a result, the insertion piece 3 is pressed against the one lip channel steel 14R. At this time, the locking portion 10 is provided at the free end of the insertion piece 3 as described above, and the locking portion 10 is in a state where the insertion of the insertion piece 3 into the gap S of the shaft assembly is completed. Since the lip channel sections 14R and 14L project a little more toward the indoor side than the indoor side edges, and the locking portion 10 is directed toward the lip channel section 14R to which the insertion piece 3 is pressed, the press fitting is performed. By press-fitting the material 4, the locking portion 10 is locked to the indoor side edge of the lip channel steel 14R. Thereby, the mounting bracket 1 is securely fixed to the shaft assembly.

Further, at this time, since the rivet 33 as described above is driven inside the locking portion 10, the head of the rivet 33 is attached to the lip channel steel 14R with the press-fitting of the press-fitting material 4. The lip channel 14R is pressed and crushed, and as a result, follows the surface shape of the indoor side edge of the lip channel 14R. Also, the head of the rivet 32 at the fixed end of the insertion piece 3 is similarly crushed and follows the surrounding shape. This allows
The looseness of the insertion piece 3 is suppressed.

(3) Thereafter, the bracket 15 shown in FIG. 2 (b) is fitted to the front surface 5 of the base 2 and fastened by bolts and fixed.

As described above, the insertion piece 3 of the mounting bracket 1 is inserted into the gap S of the shaft assembly, and in this state, the press-fitting material 4 is further pressed into the gap S so that the mounting bracket 1 is mounted on the shaft assembly. By fixing the bracket 15 to the mounting bracket 1, the bracket 15 can be securely fixed to the shaft assembly even when the outer wall panels 13, 13 are attached.

The mounting bracket 1 has the upper and lower back portions 8a and 8b of the base portion 2, on which the insertion pieces 3 and 3 are separately mounted. The space between them is open. Here, at the height position where the bracket is attached,
In many cases, another bolt is fastened to the shaft assembly. However, by opening the intermediate portion of the insertion piece as described above, the insertion piece is moved so as to avoid such a bolt so that the gap of the shaft assembly is removed. Can be inserted.

Furthermore, the mounting bracket 1 exemplified here has a simple structure in which the insertion pieces 3, 3 and the press-fitting members 4, 4 are directly mounted on the base 2, so that it can be easily manufactured. It can be done and costs are not high.

Various modifications can be made to the mounting bracket 1. Hereinafter, modified examples of the mounting bracket 1 will be described. In each of the modified examples, the description of the same parts as those of the mounting bracket 1 shown in FIG. 1 will be omitted.

For example, as shown in FIG.
The press-fitting members 4 and 4 can be attached so as to be deviated upward or downward with respect to the base portion 2. The mounting bracket 1 shown in FIG.
In contrast to the above, the rear part 8a on the upper side of the base part 2 is slightly shorter,
The lower rear portion 8b is formed to be slightly longer, and the insertion pieces 3, 3 are fixed to the free ends of the rear portions 8a, 8b, respectively.
And the screw holes 11a and 11b for the press-fitting members 4 and 4 and the bolt insertion holes 12a and 12b are also provided upward, so that the press-fitting members 4 and 4 are biased upward. Like that. In the mounting bracket 1 shown in FIG. 1, the screw holes 11, 11 for the press-fitting members 4, 4 and the bolt insertion holes 12, 12 are provided inside the upper and lower screw holes 9, 9 for fixing the bracket. Although provided at the height position, in the mounting bracket 1 shown in FIG. 3, the screw holes 11a and the bolt insertion holes 12a for the upper press-fitting material 4 are provided with the upper screw holes 9 for fixing the bracket.
It is provided above a. As described above, there are many cases where another bolt is fastened to the frame at the height position where the bracket is mounted. However, as described above, the insertion pieces 3 and 3 and the press-fitting members 4 and 4 with respect to the base portion 2 are fixed. By adjusting the mounting position, another bolt in such a frame can be avoided depending on its height position.

For example, as shown in FIG.
May be attached to the upper rear surface 8a and the lower rear surface 8b of the base 2 without opening the intermediate portion of the base 2. Although the mounting bracket 1 according to this embodiment can be used only when there is no other bolt in the frame at the height position where the bracket is mounted, the number of parts of the mounting bracket 1 can be reduced by using one insertion piece 3. Therefore, the mounting bracket 1 can be easily and inexpensively manufactured.

When the intermediate portion of the insertion piece 3 is not opened as described above, similarly to the case of the mounting bracket 1 shown in FIG.
The insertion piece 3 and the press-fitting members 4 may be biased upward or downward with respect to the base 2 (not shown). According to this aspect, it is possible to avoid to some extent another bolt in the frame.

[0031]

As described above, the bracket mounting bracket for a clothesline or the like according to the first aspect of the present invention has a locking portion for locking to the steel material of the frame at the distal end thereof. An insertion piece inserted into a gap between adjacent steel materials in the frame,
Since the press-fitting material further press-fitted into the gap between the steel materials into which the insert pieces have been inserted and the base portion to which the bracket is fixed while being fixed to the frame by the insert piece and the press-fitting material are provided, Is inserted into the gap of the frame, and in this state, the mounting bracket is fixed to the frame by further pressing the press-fitting material into the gap, and the bracket is fixed to the base portion. Even afterwards, the bracket can be securely fixed to the shaft assembly. That is, the bracket can be securely attached without directly fixing the bracket to the outer wall surface, and the reliability can be improved.

[0032] In addition, according to the bracket mounting bracket for a clothesline or the like according to the second aspect of the present invention, since the intermediate portion of the insertion piece is opened, the shaft is installed at the height position where the bracket is mounted. When another bolt is fastened to the set, the insert can be inserted into the gap of the shaft set in such a way as to avoid such a bolt.

In addition, according to the third aspect of the present invention, the bracket and the mounting bracket for a clothesline or the like are mounted such that the insertion piece and the press-fitting material are biased upward or downward with respect to the base. Therefore, when another bolt is fastened to the frame at the height position where the bracket is attached, such a bolt is avoided in accordance with the height position, and the insertion piece is removed from the gap of the frame. Can be inserted.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a mounting bracket of a bracket such as a clothesline according to an embodiment.

FIG. 2 is a schematic view showing an example of a method of mounting a bracket using the mounting bracket of FIG. 1;

FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing a modified example of a bracket such as a clothesline.

FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing a modified example of a bracket such as a clothesline.

FIG. 5 is a perspective view showing an example of a conventional bracket mounting structure.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Bracket mounting bracket, such as a clothesline 2 Base part 3 Insert 4 Press-fitting material 10 Locking part

Claims (3)

[Claims] 1. A metal fitting for attaching a bracket for supporting a clothesline or the like to a portion adjacent to a steel material in a frame of a building, wherein a locking portion for locking to the steel material is provided at a tip end portion. An insertion piece inserted into the gap between the adjacent steel materials, a press-fitting material further press-fitted into the gap between the steel materials into which the insertion pieces have been inserted, and being fixed to the frame by the insertion piece and the press-fitting material. A mounting part for a bracket such as a clothesline, comprising: a base part to which the bracket is fixed. 2. The mounting bracket according to claim 1, wherein an intermediate portion of the insertion piece is open. 3. The mounting bracket according to claim 1, wherein the insertion piece and the press-fitting material are mounted so as to be deviated upward or downward with respect to a base portion. Metal fittings.