JPS5815945Y2 - Installation structure of nameplates in high-rise residential buildings - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] This invention relates to a nameplate for a high-rise residential building made of reinforced concrete, and the nameplate made of zero stone can be attached to the door door of a high-rise residential building without damaging the wall surface. , and its purpose is to make it removable so that it can be hung up.

In general, high-rise buildings made of reinforced concrete, such as condominiums and public corporation buildings, do not have nameplates as a custom, partly because there are no gateposts or entrances like in single-family homes.

As an alternative to a nameplate, it is common practice to display the resident's name by installing a frame in the door area and inserting a nameplate into the frame.

On the other hand, there is a deep-rooted desire for nameplates made of one stone to be hung on high-rise residential buildings, just as there are on single-family homes, but since the walls are made of concrete, it is not easy to install nameplates.

The specific methods for installing it include applying adhesive to the wall surface, or driving in a hook for installation, but either method ends up damaging the wall surface. In reality, stone nameplates are used in rental housing because there are restrictions on their installation due to damage to walls like this, or the inability to remove them when moving. The reality is that it is impossible to achieve this goal.

This invention is an attempt to improve the method of attaching nameplates in view of the above-mentioned circumstances, and as a result, the attachment of nameplates where stone nameplates have been commonly used has been improved. Its distinctive feature is that it can be hung up removably by using a frame.

That is, the present invention involves carving a concave groove in both width directions on the back side of a nameplate formed to an arbitrary size using stone as a material. For mounting, a recess is provided in the middle part of the piece in correspondence with the above-mentioned groove, and the recess is fitted and fixed in the groove. is raised in a direction perpendicular to the back surface of the nameplate, and the tips of the rising portions are bent at right angles toward both the upper and lower edges so as to be parallel to the back surface of the nameplate to form an engaging portion with a letter-shaped cross section. The gist is that the name plate, which has a cross section formed in the integral joint part, is configured so as to be removably engaged between the seeds.

Hereinafter, specific embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the illustrative drawings.

In the drawings, reference numeral 1 indicates a frame that is fixed to a doorway of a high-rise building made of reinforced concrete, such as an apartment or a public housing complex.

For this installation, the frame 1 is a conventionally known one, and the lower half of the frame 1 has an opening 2 for installing a contract plate for electricity, gas, water, broadcast reception, etc., and the upper The display number 3 of the chamber is provided on the left side of the half, and the display section 4 with the name plate 4' is provided on the right side. The gutter 5 is made to stand upright in a direction perpendicular to the surface of the gutter 5 and its tip is further bent at a right angle toward the relative direction to form a cross-sectional gutter 5.
, 5 are formed, and the rain gutters 5, 5 are attached by forming gaps 6, 6 between them and the surface of the frame 1.

Then, insert the upper and lower edges of the name plate 4' into the gaps 6, 6, and attach the name plate 4' to the rain gutter 5,
5, which are detachably engaged with each other.

γ indicates a nameplate made of stone.

The nameplate 7 has an appropriate size and is formed into a horizontally long rectangular shape, and an arbitrary name is engraved on the front side.

On the back side, a concave groove 8 is provided with an appropriate width in both width directions at an intermediate portion connecting the upper and lower edges.

Further, on the back side of the nameplate 7, a pair of left and right pieces 9.9 are fixed at positions near both ends along both width directions.

For this installation, the pieces 9, 9 are made of elastically deformable steel plates, and are formed into a strip shape with approximately the same length as the distance between the upper and lower edges of the nameplate 7, and in the longitudinal direction. A recess 10 is provided in the middle portion along the .

The recess 10 is formed to have the same width and depth as the groove 8, and is fitted into the groove 8 and fixed and integrated with the groove 8 using an appropriate adhesive. make it happen.

Also, for this installation, a rising part is provided at both the upper and lower ends of the pieces 9, 9 by bending it in a direction perpendicular to the back surface of the nameplate 7, and the tip of the rising part is further parallel to the back surface of the nameplate 7. The engaging portions 11, 11. are bent at right angles toward both the upper and lower edges and have an L-shaped cross section. It is made so that ILll is provided.

And the integrated joint portions 11, 11, 11, 11 are connected to the gutters 5, 5.
By forcibly fitting the pieces 9, 9 into the gaps 6, 6 through elastic deformation, the nameplate 7 is removably engaged between the upper and lower rain gutters 5, 5 of the display section 4. It is made up like this.

The present invention has the above-mentioned configuration, in which grooves 8 are carved across both width directions on the back side of the nameplate 7, which is formed to an arbitrary size using stone as a material, as described above. The mounting is made of elastically deformable steel material and formed into a strip shape by providing a recess 10 in the middle part of the pieces 9, 9 corresponding to the recess 8, and inserting the recess 10 into the recess 8. In addition to fitting and fixing the same, attach the same tip to the name plate 7 at both the upper and lower ends of the pieces 9, 9.
The engaging portion is made to stand up in a direction perpendicular to the back surface of the nameplate 7, and the tip of the rising portion is bent at right angles toward both the upper and lower edges so as to be parallel to the back surface of the nameplate 7, thereby forming an engaging portion having a letter-shaped cross section. Setting 1
Name plate 4' where the joint part is formed into a cross-section shape
The installation is structured so that it can be detachably engaged between the gutters 5 and 5, so it can be installed in high-rise houses made of reinforced concrete such as condominiums and public housing. It became possible to put up a nameplate 7 with the same name.

In the present invention, in high-rise housing such as condominiums and public housing, the display frame of the name plate 4', which is generally attached to the doorway, can be used to install the name plate. This makes it easy to install and remove without having to go through troublesome work such as driving hooks into the wall, and without causing any damage to the wall by driving hooks or using adhesives. It is possible to do this.

On the other hand, in the present invention, elastically deformable steel material is used as the material for the pieces 9, 9, and the pieces 9, 9 are connected between the upper and lower gutter 5°5 through the elastic deformation of the steel material. By aligning them together, a strong installation can be achieved.In addition, in the present invention, a groove 8 is provided on the nameplate 7 side in both width directions, and a groove 8 is provided in the groove 8. On the other hand, the installation is done by fitting the recesses 10, 10 provided on the sides of the pieces 9, 9, so that when the nameplate 7 is engaged between the rain gutters 5, 5, the same nameplate 7 can be attached. For the prying action in the vertical direction,
It has become possible to absorb this stress by the rising wall portions of both the groove 8 and the recesses 10, 10.

As a result, the nameplate 7 made of stone and the mounting made of steel made it possible to make the joint state of the pieces 9, 9 even stronger, and there was a practical effect in this respect. is extremely thick.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is an external perspective view showing how the nameplate is installed. FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the nameplate seen from the back, and FIG. 3 is an enlarged side sectional view showing the nameplate attached to the frame. 1...Mounting frame, 2...Opening, 3.
...Display number, 4...Display section, 4'...
····Nameplate. 5...Gutter, 6...Gap, 7...
・Nameplate, 8...concave groove. 9...Mounting on one side, 10...Recessed location, 11
・・・・・・Engagement part.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A groove is carved on the back side of a nameplate made of stone to any size in the width direction, while a strip-shaped plate is made of elastically deformable steel. A recess is provided in the middle part of the piece in correspondence with the above-mentioned groove, and the recess is fitted and fixed into the groove. At the same time, the tips of the rising portions are bent at right angles toward both the upper and lower edges so as to be parallel to the back surface of the nameplate, thereby providing an engaging portion with a cross-section of the same shape. The installation of nameplates with joints formed in a cross-sectional shape is a structure in which the nameplates are removably engaged between the joints in high-rise housing.