JPS5844730Y2 - Panel connection fittings - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] This invention relates to floor panels disposed above and below and a spring 4 fastener for a wall panel installed upright between the floor panels.

FIG. 1 is a vertical sectional view of a main part showing a state in which a wall panel A and a floor panel B are connected in a conventional example.

The wall panel A is constructed by arranging an upper frame A and a head joint opening above and below, and having wall materials C fixed to both sides thereof.

The floor panel B is constructed by fixing the flooring material E, which covers two joists disposed at intervals, to the joists from above and below.

The panel connecting fitting C between the wall panel A and the floor panel B was comprised of a horizontal piece and a vertical piece hanging from the horizontal piece.

The horizontal end of the spring 4 fastener C is fixed to the flooring material of the floor panel B with nails, and the vertical end is fixed to the head joint of the wall panel A with nails.

Therefore, the nails for fixing the horizontal piece of the panel connecting fitting C to the floor panel B could not be fixed to the joist 2, and the strength of the connection between the floor panel B and the wall panel A was weak.

This invention was made in view of the above circumstances, and its purpose is to provide a simple panel connection fitting that can securely fix or connect a floor panel and a wall panel. The feature is that in the panel connecting fittings of the floor panels arranged above and below and the wall panels installed between the floor panels, there are horizontal bridge pieces and pier pieces layered at both ends of the bridge pieces. - from the lower end of the pier piece to the bridge piece of the connecting fitting having a U-shaped cross section,
A series of cuts are arranged in parallel that stop at the bridge piece, and the pier pieces layered on the bridge piece surrounded by these cuts are formed in reverse layers to form a bendable horizontal piece on the same plane as the bridge piece. The point is that nail holes are formed in the bridge pieces, the pier pieces, and the horizontal pieces.

Hereinafter, embodiments of this invention will be explained based on the drawings.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing a panel connecting fitting, and the panel connecting fitting is a connecting fitting having a U-shaped cross section and comprising a horizontal bridge piece 1 and pier pieces 2 layered at both ends of the bridge piece 1. 3 are made up.

A series of cuts 17 are provided in parallel from the lower end of each pier piece 2 of this connecting fitting 3 to the bridge piece 1 and stop at the bridge piece 1, and the bridge piece 1 surrounded by the cuts 17 is layered. The bridge pier pieces 2 and 2 thus formed are formed into reverse layers to form the above-mentioned bridge piece 1.
A bendable horizontal piece 11°11 is formed on the same plane as the horizontal piece 11, and a plurality of nail holes 4a for nailing the horizontal piece 11, the pier piece 2, and the bridge piece 1 to the wall panel E and the floor panel F, 4b is provided.

Here, the cut 17 provided in the pier piece 2 stops at the bridge piece 1 from the top end of the pier piece 2.

Next, the usage state of this panel connecting fitting C will be explained based on FIG. 3.

Upper floor panel F and opposing lower floor panel G
A wall panel E is erected between the upper and lower floor walls F and G.

At this time, the wall panel E is provided with an upper frame 5 and a dowel 6 on the upper side, a lower frame 7 on the lower side, and a wall material 8 is fixed to the side surface of this frame.

Furthermore, flooring material 10 such as plywood is fixed to the floor panel F so as to cover the upper surfaces of the joists 9 arranged at intervals.

When the upper end of the wall panel E and the floor pile F are fixed with the pile connecting fittings, the wall panel E
The head joint 6 of the wall panel E is inserted between the opposing pier pieces 2 and 2 of the panel connecting metal fittings, and the head joint 6 is fixed to the top and side surfaces of the head joint 6 with nails 12 and 13.

Next, to secure the upper floor pile F to the floor pile F, as shown in Figs. P, f, related to this invention
[The rising pieces 18 formed by bending the horizontal pieces 11 of the connecting metal fittings are fixed to both sides of the joist 90 with insert nails 14.

In addition, when fixing the lower end of the wall pile E and the floor pile G using spring 4 fittings, the bridge piece 1 of the pile connecting fittings is brought into contact with the floor material 10 as shown in FIG. nail 15
Fix it to joist 10.

For fixing to the wall panel E, the lower frame 7 is inserted between the pier pieces 2, 2 of the panel connection fittings, and fixed to both sides of the lower frame 70 with nails 16.

Therefore, since the nails are fixed to the upper and lower floor piles F, G and the wall panel E using the same pile/ru connection fittings, a strong connection and fixation can be achieved in terms of strength.

As described above, this invention is based on the panel connection fittings of the floor panels arranged above and below and the wall panels installed between the floor panels, which consists of a horizontal bridge piece and pier pieces layered at both ends of the bridge piece. A series of cuts are provided in parallel on a bridge pier piece of a connecting fitting having a U-shaped cross section and which extends from the top end of the pier piece to the bridge piece and stops at the bridge piece, and furthermore, the bridge piece surrounded by these cuts is A panel connection fitting for fixing a floor panel and a wall panel, characterized in that a horizontal piece is formed in reverse layers and protrudes to the outside of the bridge piece, and nail holes are provided in the bridge piece, the pier piece, and the horizontal piece. It is a simple panel connection fitting that can ensure connection.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a vertical cross-sectional view of a main part showing a state in which a floor panel and a wall panel are fixed using a conventional panel connection fitting, Fig. 2 is a perspective view showing a panel connection fitting of the present invention, and Fig. 3 Figure 4 is a longitudinal cross-sectional view of the main part showing how the upper and lower floor panels and wall panels are fixed using the panel connecting fittings of the present invention, and Figure 4 shows the bending when using the panel connecting fittings at the upper end of the wall panel. FIG. 5 is a longitudinal cross-sectional view of the main part showing the processing, and FIG. D... Spring 4 connections A, E... Wall panel, F. G... Floor panel, 1... Bridge piece, 2.
...Pier piece, 11...Horizontal piece, 4...
...Nail hole.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] In the panel connection fittings of the floor panels disposed above and below and the wall panels erected between the floor panels, a cross-sectional road core comprising a horizontal bridge piece and pier pieces layered at both ends of the bridge piece is used. A series of cuts are arranged in parallel on the pier piece of the letter-shaped connecting fitting, extending from the lower end of the pier piece to the bridge piece and stopping at the bridge piece, and further, the pier piece is layered on the bridge piece surrounded by the cuts. A panel connecting fitting characterized in that the panels are formed in reverse layers to form a bendable horizontal piece on the same plane as the bridge piece, and nail holes are provided in the bridge piece, the pier piece, and the horizontal piece.