JPS5835088Y2 - combination furniture architrave - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to an architrave in combination furniture such as a system kitchen.

Generally, in combination furniture such as system kitchens, furniture installed on the floor, such as cabinets, has a main body and an architrave that are formed separately.First, after laying the architrave on the installation floor, Appropriately selected main body parts are arranged and placed in an arbitrary arrangement on this architrave.

Conventionally, the architraves of this type of combination furniture were simply placed side by side on the floor, not fixed anywhere, and the horizontal level was maintained by inserting a spacer between the architrave and the floor. It was out.

Therefore, in the above-mentioned conventional systems, the architrave easily moves during construction, and even after construction, there are problems such as it shifting due to vibrations or other factors, and it is troublesome to perform horizontal leveling work, and it is difficult to determine accurate leveling. There are problems such as the cabinet not being able to move, causing the cabinet to wobble, and the main body parts of the cabinet to tilt, creating gaps between adjacent main body parts, spoiling the appearance.

Furthermore, although the architrave is preassembled to standard dimensions, the layout at the construction site does not necessarily follow the standard, and it is often necessary to cut the architrave to adjust its length.

Therefore, it is desirable that the architrave can be easily disassembled and assembled, and it is also necessary that each plate can be easily and reliably connected at right angles even if it is hastily cut and reassembled at the construction site.

This invention solves these problems, prevents the movement and misalignment of the architrave, and enables easy and accurate leveling work, as well as cutting the architrave to length on site. The purpose of this is to allow each plate to be easily uncoupled even when packed together, and to ensure that each plate can be connected at right angles when reassembled.

The basic structure of this invention is that the connecting fittings that connect the plates that make up the architrave body have the function of connecting the plates at right angles, the function of fixing the architrave to the floor, and the function of installing the architrave horizontally. It is necessary to have both.

An example of implementing the present invention will be described below based on the drawings.

In the figure, A is the architrave body, 1, 2, 3.4 are the wooden front plate, left and right side plates, and rear plate, which make up the architrave.
2, 3.4 is a rectangular plane with the wood grains of the front ends of the left and right side plates 2, 3 abutting the left and right ends of the back of the front plate 1, and the left and right wood grains of the back plate 4 contacting the rear inner surfaces of the side plates 2, 3, respectively. It is assembled into a frame shape and connected to adjacent plates by connecting fittings 5.

This architrave main body A is formed in a size that allows one to several main body parts B of cabinets and cupboards to be placed in parallel on it, and the necessary reinforcing bars 6 are installed according to the size. It is attached to the back of the front plate 1 and the front of the rear plate 4.

In addition, the rear parts of the side plates 2 and 3 of the architrave main body A protrude rearward from the rear plate 4, and these protruding parts 2' and 3' have a length equal to or longer than the thickness of the baseboard 7 provided on the building wall C. It has a length of

These protrusions 2', 3' are cut out 8 to match the baseboard 7 when the architrave main body A is installed.

On the other hand, the connecting fitting 5 is formed of a metal plate material such as a steel plate, and has two vertical parts 9, 10,
It is provided with a horizontal portion 11 which is continuous with the lower end of 10 and integrally formed therewith.

The vertical parts 9 and 10 are arranged at right angles to each other when viewed from a plane, and are raised at right angles to the horizontal part 11.

The horizontal portion 11 is connected to both the vertical portions 9 and 10 on the inner surface side.
10 are connected.

Further, a plurality of mounting holes 12 are formed in the vertical parts 9 and 10, and a bolt insertion hole 13 is formed in the center of the horizontal part 11.

The connecting fittings 5 are attached inside each corner of the architrave main body A, extending between adjacent plates.

That is, the connecting fitting 5 connects the outer surfaces of the vertical parts 9 and 10 with the inner surfaces of two adjacent plates, for example, the front plate 1 and the left side plate 2 or the right side plate 3, and the left side plate 2 or the right side plate 3 and the rear plate 4. Wood screws 1 are screwed into the boards through the mounting holes 12.
4 to attach and fix it to the vertical parts 9 and 10.

Therefore, the adjacent plates are connected and fixed at right angles to each other.

That is, each plate 1, 2, 3.4 is connected to the connecting fitting 5 during assembly.
By assembling with the vertical parts 9 and 10 as a reference, it is possible to reliably and easily connect them at right angles.

The plates 1, 2, 3.4 of the architrave main body A are connected only through the connecting fittings 5, and by loosening the wood screws 14, the mutual connection between the plates can be released. The board can be removed.

Thus, such architrave body A connects the protruding parts 2' and 3' ends of the side plates 2 and 3 that protrude rearward from the rear plate 4 to the baseboard 7 of the building.
The main body part B of the cabinet or cupboard is placed and fixed on the upper surface.

At this time, the floor surface is placed at a predetermined position, more precisely, when the architrave main body A is placed at a predetermined location on the floor, it corresponds to the bolt insertion hole 13 of the connecting metal horizontal part 11 of the architrave main body A. The erecting bolt 15 is erected in advance at the position shown in FIG.

The erecting bolt 15 is erected on the floor by locking the head 15' to a mounting plate 17 fixed to the floor using suitable fixing means 16 such as wood screws. Insert the bolt insertion hole 13 of the connecting fitting 5 in the state where it is placed, and insert the two seated nuts screwed onto the bolts 15). Clamp the architrave body A to the floor by tightening it.

Note that the nuts 18 and 19 and the washers 20 and 21 do not need to be formed separately as in the illustrated example, and it is of course possible to form a nut with a seat in which both are formed integrally.

The lower nut 18 of the two nuts above) 18.19
is screwed onto the stand-up bolt 15 before placing the architrave body A on the floor, and after the architrave body A is placed on the floor and the bolt 15 has passed through the bolt insertion hole 13, the upper nut 19 is screwed on. Before tightening, adjust the architrave body A to be horizontal while watching the spirit level.

Therefore, by adjusting the nut 18, the architrave main body A can be installed horizontally regardless of the levelness of the floor.

On the other hand, the architrave body A may be slightly lifted from the floor depending on the levelness of the floor.

In that case, if the architrave main body A is a long one on which several main body parts B of cabinets and cupboards are placed, the architrave main body A should be placed at appropriate locations as shown in Figure 4. An auxiliary adjuster 22 is provided to prevent deformation of the architrave body A due to the weight of the body portion B.

The main body portion B of the cabinet or cupboard is positioned relative to the architrave body A by dowels 24 driven into the bottom plate 23, and the bottom plate 23 is fixed to the architrave body A with wood screws 25.

The dowel 24 is provided only on the rear side so that it can be slid from the front on the architrave body A when the main body part B is installed on the architrave body A.

Since the present invention has the above configuration, it has the following advantages.

(1) Since the architrave is fixed to the floor, the architrave will not shift during or after construction.

(2) Since the horizontal level can be adjusted by adjusting the nut, the architrave can be reliably installed horizontally, and the work is easy.

(3) Compared to 1 and 2 above, the main body portions do not tilt or shift, and the appearance does not become unsightly due to gaps between adjacent main body portions.

(4) The architrave can be fixed and leveled at the same time, improving work efficiency.

(5) Each plate that makes up the architrave is connected to the connecting metal fittings using wood screws, so when it becomes necessary to reduce the length of the architrave on site, the side plates can be easily removed. Also, it can be easily reassembled after shortening the length.

(6) The connecting fitting has two vertical parts arranged at right angles when viewed from the plane, and the plates forming the architrave are placed on these vertical parts and fixed with wood screws to connect adjacent plates. Therefore, the plates can be reliably and easily connected at right angles to each other.

(7) The connecting fitting has the function of connecting the plates that make up the architrave at right angles to each other, the function of fixing the architrave to the floor, and the function of serving as a reference for creating a horizontal level.
The number of parts is small, and assembly is easy and cost-effective.

(8) Since the horizontal portion and the two vertical portions that stand perpendicular to the horizontal portion and are perpendicular to each other when viewed from the plane are integrally molded, the cost can be reduced.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Fig. 1 is a perspective view of an architrave of a combination furniture showing an embodiment of the present invention, Fig. 2 is an enlarged cross-sectional view of the peripheral part, Fig. 3 is a perspective view showing an assembled state, and Fig. 4 is a perspective view of an architrave of a combination furniture according to an embodiment of the present invention. A perspective view showing an example of a long piece of furniture assembled in an L-shape to be installed in a corner of a wall. Figure 5 shows an exploded view of a system kitchen as an example of combination furniture using the architrave of the present invention. FIG. A... Architrave body, 1... Front plate, 2, 3
...Side plate, 4...Rear plate, 5...
・Connection fittings, 9, 10...Vertical part, 11...
...Horizontal part, 13...Bolt insertion hole, ]5.
・・・・・・Standing bolt, 18°・19・・・nut.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] The architrave body is assembled into a rectangular frame shape in plan with the front plate, left and right side plates, and rear plate, and the adjacent plates are connected to each other via connecting metal fittings, and the connecting metal fittings are horizontal with bolt insertion holes. and two vertical parts that stand perpendicular to this horizontal part and are at right angles to each other when viewed from the plane are integrally molded and placed at the corner parts of the architrave main body, and the two vertical parts are The two adjacent plates of the architrave body are brought into contact with each other and fixed with wood screws, and the two plates are connected at right angles and the bolt insertion holes in the horizontal part are fixed to the installation floor in advance. An architrave of a combination furniture in which the architrave body is fixed to the installation floor by fitting into a raising bolt and tightening the horizontal part with two nuts screwed onto the bolts above and below the horizontal part.