JPS5844199Y2 - Window handrail Kasagi - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to a cap for a window handrail, and more particularly to a cap for a handrail lattice that can have a large peak width and that does not limit the mounting position of the lattice.

In general, window handrails are made by vertically extending a grid from the middle to the bottom of a window opening in a building at regular intervals along the caps extending outward from the opening, and by bending the bottom of the grid. The cap is usually fixed to the outside wall of the building via a bracket.

That is, as shown in FIG. 1, the conventional cap has a rectangular cylindrical shape, has a mounting groove 25 at the lower corner of the outer wall, and has a fastening edge 26 hanging close to this groove 25. The tip of the bracket 27 was attached to the mounting groove 25 with a screw or the like, and the other end of the bracket 27 was fixed to the outer wall of the building with a screw or the like.

Further, each of the lattice bodies 28 is fixed to the fastening edges 26 of the cap 24 with screws, screws, etc., and arranged in parallel along the cap 24.

In this way, since the conventional Kasagi only has a hanging lattice, there is a limit to the width of the crest of the handrail.

In other words, in order to increase the width of the ridges, the only option was to use long brackets or to make the lattice structure hang from the cap and then bend it horizontally outward.

However, in the former case, a problem arises in the strength of the entire handrail.

In other words, since window handrails usually have bar-shaped lattice bodies protruding from outside walls, their torsional strength is necessarily low.

Therefore, if long brackets are used, sufficient strength cannot be obtained.

In addition, in the latter case, the shape of the grid becomes complicated, and
Materials are wasted, and the lattice body protrudes further from below the cap, which is unsightly.

The present invention aims to solve the above-mentioned drawbacks, and in particular,
- To propose a cap board in which the width of the whole handrail can be increased without increasing the size, the mounting position of the grid of the handrail can be adjusted as desired, and the mounting screws are not exposed to the outside.

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

In addition, FIG. 2a is a cross-sectional view of the cap according to the present invention, FIG. 3 is an assembly diagram of a window handrail when the above-mentioned cap is used, and FIG. 4a is a perspective view of the mounting bracket. The figure is a plan view showing a manner in which the above-mentioned cap is attached to the shutter pocket.

First, in FIG. 2a, reference numeral 1 is a Kasagi according to the present invention.

This Kasagi 1 is usually constructed as a substantially rectangular hollow body made of metal such as iron or aluminum, like other structural members,
A mounting groove 2 for attaching a bracket fixed to the outer wall of the building is formed on the bottom part 1a, and a fastening edge 3 for attaching the lattice body is provided protruding from the rising part 1b from the bottom part 1a provided with this mounting groove. , the lower part of this fastening edge 3 is provided with a mounting surface 4 to which a side grid is attached.

That is, first, the attachment groove 2 is formed in the bottom part 1a of the cap 1.

As a result, the cap 1 is protruded from the outside wall of the building via the bracket, but in this case, as shown in FIG. 3, the base 5a of the bracket 5 is attached to the outside wall 6 on the side of the window opening of the building. While fixing with screws 7, etc., a mounting edge 5b is provided at the tip of the bracket 5, and a screw 11 inserted into the screw hole of this mounting edge 5b is inserted into the groove 2 through the mounting groove 2 of the Kasagi 1 according to the present invention. It can be tightened and fixed to the washer 10 engaged with.

Therefore, it is sufficient that the mounting grooves 2 are spaced apart enough to allow the screws 11 to pass through, but if such grooves 2 are provided over the entire length of the cap 1, the strength of the entire cap 1 will deteriorate, so the grooves 2 should be used to divide the cap. It is preferable to reinforce the portion where the material is removed with a reinforcing edge 12.

In addition, although the above-mentioned mounting groove 2 is provided at the lower corner of the Kasagi 1 on the building side in FIG. 3, the mounting groove 2 is not necessarily limited to the lower corner. , it can be placed anywhere.

Next, in the present invention, a fastening edge 3 is formed horizontally on the rising portion 1b of the Kasagi 1 installed on the outside of the building.

Note that 3a is a presser edge. With this configuration, the lattice body 13 can be provided to protrude further horizontally outward from the cap 1.

That is, as shown in FIG. 3, the lattice body 13 is formed into a C-shape, the upper part 13a is inserted between the fastening edge 3 and the presser edge 3a, and the screw is inserted from below the fastening edge 3. , screws etc. 14 are inserted to tighten and fix the grid body 13.

As a result, the lattice body 13 can be connected horizontally from the upper part of the outer end of the cap 1, so that it can be sufficiently extended outward, and a handrail with a deep armrest can be constructed.

Also.

A continuous groove is formed between the fastening edge 3 and the holding edge 3a, and the upper end of the lattice body 13 is inserted into this continuous groove, so the mounting position is not limited, and the screw 14 is inserted through the fastening edge 3. Therefore, the screws 14 are not exposed to the outside.

Furthermore, in the present invention, a side lattice mounting surface 4 is provided below the fastening edge 3.

A flat plate-like mounting surface 4 is sufficient, and normally, the lower part of the fastening edge 3 of the rising portion 1b may be used as the mounting surface 4.

As mentioned above, it is preferable that the fastening edge 3 is provided in the middle of the rising portion 1b or above it, and as a result, the lower part thereof inevitably forms an effective surface as a mounting surface, which is convenient.

In other words, in the present invention, since the lattice body can be made to protrude directly from the Kasagi 1 in the horizontal direction, it is possible to construct a handrail for a window with a deep corner. In some cases, when both sides of a handrail, that is, the sides, are opened too much and a flower pot or the like is placed at the bottom of the handrail, objects falling off the sides may fall off.

For this reason, it is necessary to install a side lattice on this side,
If a mounting surface 4 is formed below the fastening edge 3, the upper end of the side lattice 15 can be brought into contact with the mounting surface 4 and fixed with screws, screws, etc. 16a, as shown in FIG. can.

Note that the mounting surface 4 of such a side lattice is not limited to the lower part of the fastening edge 3, but for example, the mounting groove 2 of the capboard 1 is located at the bottom 1a of the capboard 1.
When installed at the lower corner of the building, the bottom surface on the opposite side is effective as a mounting surface for the side lattice 15.

Therefore, the plane portion between the mounting groove 2 of the bracket 5 and the fastening edge 3 of the grid body 13 can be used as the mounting surface 4 of the side grid 15.

Furthermore, as shown by dotted lines in FIG. 3, another side grid 15' can be attached to the mounting groove 2 in the same manner as the bracket 5 is attached.

Furthermore, it is sufficient to bend the lower portions of the side grids 15.degree. 15' and fasten them onto the horizontal grid bars 16 using screws, screws, or the like.

Further, the number of side gratings 15,15' is not particularly limited, and one, three or more may be provided depending on the width of the handrail.

Further, the lower end portion 13b of the lattice body 13 can be fixed to a beam member 17 disposed below the window opening on the outer wall of the building with screws, screws, etc. 18.

Next, the lattice body 13 may have any shape, such as a U-shape, instead of the C-shape as shown in FIG. However, instead of using such a bar-shaped body, as shown in Fig. 4, if it is made into a plate-like or wide shape with ribs 13C on both sides and these are arranged side by side along the Kasagi 1, it will be possible to form a window handrail. The overall strength of
This can compensate for the drawback that conventional handrails are susceptible to twisting.

In fact, according to Kasagi of the present invention, the protruding width of the handrail can be made much larger than conventional ones, but on the other hand, if the protruding width is large, the strength against twisting will also deteriorate, so the present invention is particularly effective. It is preferable to use a wide lattice for the cap.

In addition, the wide lattice body can be decorated with various patterns on its surface or punched out to enhance its decorativeness.Furthermore, it can be used as a blindfold to block the view from the outside, or as a stand for potted plants, etc. It is preferable.

Of course, it is also possible to suitably combine wide gratings and regular gratings.

In addition, when attaching the shutter to the side of the window opening, the Kasagi 1 is attached to the side of the end plate 20 of the door pocket 19 via the L-shaped mounting bracket 21, as shown in Fig. 4. Mounting pole 2
2, fix one side of the mounting bracket 23 to the mounting pole 22 with screws etc. 29 as shown in Fig. 4a, and attach the other bracket 4 to the mounting groove 2 on the bottom of the Kasagi 1. It is best to fix it with screws etc. 30 in the same way.

As explained in detail above, since the capacitor according to the present invention has a fastening edge for the lattice body at the outer end of the building, the lattice body can be directly protruded horizontally outward from the capagi. For,
By increasing the width of the window handrail, it is possible to deepen the opening.

As a result, you can easily rest your hand on the handrail and have a larger space to place things.

It has advantages such as excellent appearance.

Further, since a sufficient width can be obtained without making the bracket long, sufficient strength can be maintained.

In addition, since the presser edge is protruded from the upper part of the jacket edge and the upper end of the grid is inserted between these edges and attached, the mounting position of the grid is not restricted and can be adjusted to any position. ,
Since the side grid is attached to the mounting surface below the fastening edge,
The ends of the side grate are hidden behind the fastening edges, making installation extremely easy.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Fig. 1 is a cross-sectional view of a conventional cap, Fig. 2a is a cross-sectional view of a cap according to the present invention, Fig. 3 is an assembly diagram of a window handrail using the above-mentioned cap, and Fig. 4a is a cross-sectional view of a conventional cap. FIG. 4 is a perspective view of the mounting bracket, and FIG. 4 is a plan view showing the manner in which the cap is attached to the shutter pocket. Code 1...Kasagi, 2...Mounting groove, 1
a... Kasagi bottom part, b... Rising part, 3
...Fixing edge, 4...Mounting surface, 5...
...Bracket, 5a...Base, 5b...
...Mounting edge, 6...Outer wall, 7...Mounting screw, 10...Washer, 11...Screw, 2... Reinforced edge, 13... Lattice, 1
5... Side lattice, 16... Horizontal lattice crosspiece, 1
7... Girder material, 18... Screws, screws, etc.
19...Tobukuro, 20...Tsumaita, 21.
...Mounting bracket, 22...Mounting pole, 2
3...Mounting bracket.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] The tip of the bracket protruding from the outer wall of the side hole of the window opening is attached to the mounting groove at the bottom, and the outside of this cap is An outer rising portion is formed rising from the bottom, and a presser edge and a fastening edge are provided along the longitudinal direction of the outer rising portion so as to protrude outdoors, and a gap between the presser edge and the fastening edge is formed. A cap for a window handrail, characterized in that an upper end of a lattice body is inserted into a continuous groove, and a mounting surface for a side lattice is formed on the outer rising part at the lower part of the fastening edge.