JPS5850073Y2 - Steady rest device in fittings - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the invention] This invention is mainly used for transoms, sliding doors, windows, etc. of general houses, and is a steady rest device for fittings that incorporates a lattice unit or a decorative laminate unit and a glass unit into the same foundation. The purpose of this is to securely and firmly fix the decorative laminate unit or the lattice unit and the glass unit.

Conventionally, in this kind of fittings in which a lattice unit and a glass unit are integrated into the same base, the two units are simply fitted into the intervertebral ostium, but there is a gap between the stile opening and the two units. There was a gap between the two units, which caused problems such as the two units not being securely fixed, resulting in vibrations and drafts.

In addition, there was a structure in which one side wall of the opening of the stile was inclined toward the other side wall, and a decorative board was inserted and fixed therein.

However, since the stile is made of metal such as aluminum, it can scratch the decorative board, resulting in poor aesthetics and accelerated corrosion.

This idea was devised to solve the above-mentioned conventional problems.

The following will explain the embodiments shown in the drawings.

Reference numeral 1 shows a sliding door with a lattice, in which a glass unit 2 is attached to the indoor side and a lattice unit 3 is attached to the outdoor side.

The glass unit 2 and the lattice unit 3 are fixed to the stile via steady rest holders 7 fitted to the upper stile 4, the lower stile 5, and the short roots 6, respectively.

Note that both units may be replaced with other units, such as a decorative laminate unit, or may be used in combination with them.

The steady rest holder 7 is made of elastic material such as synthetic resin and is formed into a band shape, and grooves 8, 8 for attaching the two glass units and the lattice unit are formed on the surface in the width direction in the length direction. is set parallel to.

As shown in FIG. 3, each of the outdoor side piece 9 and the indoor side piece 10 forming these grooves 8 and 8 has an inner surface of the side piece 9 and 10 extending from the proximal side to the distal side. It is formed so as to be inclined in the direction of the other side pieces 10 and 9.

Further, the two grooves 8, 8 are separated by an intermediate protruding piece 11, and the side surface 11' of the protruding piece 11 forming the respective grooves 8, 8
, 11' are formed substantially parallel to the inner surfaces of the opposing side pieces.

The steady rest holder 7 having the above configuration has the glass unit 2, the glass unit 2,
The lattice unit 3 is attached by fitting into a groove 12 formed on the surface side, and the grooves 8, 8 are opened on the surface.

The frame member 2a of the glass unit 2 is placed in the groove 8 on the indoor side.
is fitted into the groove 8 on the outdoor side, and the frame member 3a of the lattice unit 3 is fitted into the groove 8 on the outdoor side.

This invention has the above-mentioned structure, and in a fitting in which a glass unit and a lattice unit or a decorative laminate unit are attached to the same base, these units are attached to the frame via a steady rest holder having a groove on the surface. Moreover, due to the slanted inner surface formed on the inner and outer side pieces of this steady rest holder, which form the concave groove, both units are strongly pressed in the direction of other units or in the direction of the intermediate projecting piece. As a result, the unit does not shake and is fixed more airtightly, which has an excellent effect in preventing drafts.

In addition, since the side surfaces of the intermediate protrusion are formed approximately parallel to the inner surfaces of the opposing side pieces, when each unit is installed in the groove, the lower edge of the unit is in contact with the inclined side surface of the intermediate protrusion. The unit slides toward the bottom of the groove, and then the unit is pushed into the groove while being pressed by the sloping inner surface of the outer side piece of the chamber, thereby preventing the unit from fitting into the steady rest holder. Make it easier.

In addition, the steady rest holder has a simple structure, so it is inexpensive and difficult to break, and since it is simply fitted onto a frame, it is easy to manufacture, making it a highly practical idea.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings show an embodiment of this invention; FIG. 1 is a longitudinal cross-sectional view, FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view, and FIG. 3 is a longitudinal cross-sectional view of the main parts. 1...Sliding door with lattice, 2...Glass unit, 3...Lattice unit, 4...Upper stile, 5...Lower stile , 6...short root, 7...
... Steady rest holder, 8... Concave groove, 9.
...Outdoor side piece, 10...Indoor side piece,
11... Intermediate projecting piece, 12... Concave groove.

Claims (1)

[Claims for Utility Model Registration] In a resin steady rest holder for fittings having two grooves for attaching two units such as a crow unit, a lattice unit, etc., the indoor side and the room forming the steady rest holder The inner surfaces of the outer side pieces are formed so as to be inclined in one direction from the proximal end to the distal end thereof, and the side surfaces of the intermediate projecting piece that partitions the two grooves are opposite to each other. A steady rest device for a fitting, which is formed substantially parallel to an inner surface of the side piece.