JPS5856275Y2 - Anti-slip material for stairs - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] This invention relates to a non-slip device that blends well with stairs, especially wooden stairs in Japanese-style buildings.The invention involves printing a wood grain pattern on the flat plate part of the abbreviated hard board and the front edge of the locking part. In addition, a cushion part is provided at the tip corner of the hard board to enhance the safety of the stairs and provide a good feeling when stepping on the stairs.A similar wood grain pattern is printed on the top surface of the cushion part to harmonize with the stairs, and to improve the identification of the area near the end of the stairs. It is characterized in that it can be obtained by luminous substances provided appropriately at key points of the flat plate part.

The configuration of the present invention will be explained based on the embodiments shown in the attached drawings.
The hard base plate 1 fixed to the stairs K is formed into an abbreviated shape by extrusion molding of hard synthetic resin and its foamed material, or roll molding of a metal plate, and is attached to the tip of the flat plate part 2 before being locked downward. The edge 3 is vertically disposed, the flat plate part 2 is positioned on the tread surface Ka of the stairs, the locking front edge 3 is positioned on the riser surface Kb, and at least the flat plate part 2 is adhered with adhesive tape (not shown). Fixed.

A cushion portion 4 is integrally provided at the tip corner of the hard substrate 1 using a synthetic resin such as soft vinyl chloride or a foamed material thereof. It protrudes higher than 2.

In addition, it is more desirable that this cushion part protrudes above the flat plate part 2 and further forward than the locking front edge 3.

Furthermore, a wood grain pattern 5 resembling a normal wooden staircase is printed on the flat plate portion 2, the locking front edge 3, and the upper surface of the cushion portion 4 of the hard substrate 1 by printing, transfer, etc., so that the entire upper surface has a wood grain pattern. At the same time, a band of a luminous material 6 such as a luminescent material or a phosphorescent material is provided integrally with the flat plate part 2 at the rear end edge of the flat plate part 2, the middle part, and the root side of the cushion part 4.

In addition to being integrally molded, the luminous substance 6 can also be provided in the form of a sheet or in the form of a line by adhering or coating it to the groove 7 previously formed in the flat plate portion 2 (FIG. 4).

The present invention has the above-mentioned configuration, and uses a hard substrate 1 that is robust and easy to construct, and can be formed with a relatively thin plate thickness, to form a staircase tread Ka and a riser surface Kb. A woodgrain pattern 5 is printed on the flat plate part 2 and the locking front edge 3, which are located at the edge of the stairs. It can be expressed in the same manner as before the anti-slip was installed.

In addition, a cushion part 4 made of a soft material is integrally provided at the tip corner of the hard base plate 1 to thickly cover the most dangerous corner of the stairs. This prevents the damage from affecting the attachment surface between the hard board 1 and the stairs, and also protects the body from serious injuries such as broken bones by reducing bruises in the unlikely event of a trip or fall accident.
Furthermore, since this cushion part 4 is also printed with a wood grain pattern 5 in the same manner as the hard substrate 1, the entire anti-slip surface has a wood grain pattern, and the harmony between the staircase, especially the wooden staircase of a Japanese-style building, and its surroundings is maintained.

Furthermore, since the luminous substance 6 is provided at an appropriate position of the flat plate part 2 of the hard substrate 1, for example, at the rear edge, the middle part, or the root side of the cushion part 4, it can be used during the day without spoiling the overall wood grain tone. Due to the color of the luminous substance 6 itself, and by being illuminated at night, the vicinity of the end of the stairs can be clearly identified by the users of the stairs, thereby ensuring safety.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a cross-sectional perspective view showing an embodiment of the anti-slip material for stairs according to the present invention in a state of use, and FIGS. 2 to 4 are cross-sectional perspective views showing other embodiments. DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1... Hard substrate, 2... Flat plate part of hard substrate 1, 3... Locking front edge of hard substrate 1, 4...
... Cushion part, 5 ... Wood grain pattern, 6.
...Noctilucent substance, K...Stairs.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A cushion portion made of a soft material is integrally provided at the tip corner of an abbreviated hard substrate with a locking front edge hanging from the tip of the flat plate portion, and the upper surface of the flat plate portion, the locking front edge, and the cushion portion An anti-slip material for stairs, which has a wood grain pattern printed on it and a luminescent substance provided at appropriate positions along the length of the flat plate part.