JPS5915558Y2 - stopper and puller - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the idea] The present invention relates to a stopper and pull for a sliding door.

Sliding doors that define a living space are installed so that they open by overlapping the partition or each other, whether they are single sliding, drawing sliding, or sliding. A stopper is attached to the upper or lower frame of the frame, but the handles of conventional sliding doors are either formed by providing a recessed part in the vertical stile of the sliding door, or are attached separately from the sliding door. The handle is formed by having a recessed part embedded in the vertical stile of the sliding door, and since both are recessed, the handhold is small when opening and closing the sliding door, and therefore,
Especially for large and heavy sliding doors such as aluminum sash,
It is difficult to open and close the door, and there is also the hassle of having to position and attach a stopper made of a separate member to the opening of the sliding door.

Therefore, the present invention was developed as a result of consideration in view of the above-mentioned conventional circumstances.
This has a handle that also functions as a stopper.The purpose of the handle is to protrude outward to provide a larger handhold when opening and closing the door.
To make it possible to stop opening a door in a state that can conveniently serve as a clue for closing the door.

The drawings showing the embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail below.
As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the stopper/handle 1 is attached to the outer surface of the sliding door frame 6, and has a handle portion 2 so as to protrude outward by an appropriate height H. The stopper portion 3 is integrally extended from the side of the base to an appropriate length L,
Moreover, the above-mentioned handhold is provided at a height h which has a sufficient step to place the hand on the part 2 with respect to the height H of the part 2, and the above-mentioned handhold is provided on the outside of the part 2. pass through a stepped hole 4 with a larger diameter and a smaller diameter on the inside, and a positioning protrusion 5 protrudes from the back surface of the stopper part 3, and a bolt nut 7 is inserted into the sliding door frame 6.
It is configured so that it can be fixed.

The stopper/handle 1 is integrally molded of any desired material such as aluminum or plastic, and the height H of the handle portion 2 can provide a large handhold when opening and closing. Also, the height h of the stopper part 3 is set to the height h of the stopper part 3 when it is attached to the surface of the sliding door frame 6. Make sure that the handle touches the above-mentioned stopper part 3 of part 2.
The side wall 2a provided with the stopper is also provided in a preset manner so that the handhold can be enlarged, and its length L is determined by the tip surface force f of the stopper portion 3 when it is in contact with the end surface 8a of the stud 8 as described above. The end surface 8a and the handle are connected to the side wall 2a of the section 2.
There is a sufficient distance l between the side wall 2a and the
It is set in advance to maintain the .

Further, the stopper/handle 1 is formed in a front shape such as a vertically elongated rectangle as illustrated in FIG. 2, a vertically elongated oval, or any other desired shape having an excellent design, as shown in FIG.
Two pieces make up a pair.

In the above configuration, when fixing this to the sliding door frame 6, the bolt insertion hole 9 is first inserted into the door opening regulation position of the sliding door frame 6.
A positioning hole 10 is formed through the stopper/handle 1 so as to correspond to the stepped hole 4 and the positioning protrusion 5, respectively.
After placing the pair of stoppers/pulls 1, 1 on both sides of the sliding door frame 6 by engaging the positioning protrusions 5, 5 into the positioning holes 10.10, the stepped holes of both stoppers/pulls 1, 1 are placed. 4, 4, insert the bolt of the bolt nut 7 into the bolt insertion hole 9 of the sliding door frame 6, tighten the nut, and attach the sliding door frame 6.
The openings of the stepped holes 4° and 4 were respectively covered with decorative plates 11 and 11.

In this case, it goes without saying that the stopper part 3 should be oriented and fixed in the opening direction of the sliding door.

Thus, when the sliding door is opened from the closed position shown by the solid line in FIG. The door stops opening.

This door-opening operation is easy because the handhold is largely placed on the side wall 2b of the portion 2, so that a sufficient opening force can be applied to the sliding door.

In addition, in the open state, within the length of the stopper part 3,
A sufficient distance 1 is maintained between the stud 8 and the handhold section 2, so that the handhold can have a large handhold on the section 2, and therefore it is possible to apply sufficient closing force to the sliding door. I can do it.

Although the illustrated example is for a single-sliding door, the stopper-cum-handle 1 is fixed to the sliding door frame 6 in the same way as in the illustrated example for drawing and double-sliding doors, and for double-sliding doors, The mounting frame and, in the case of sliding doors, come into contact with the solid frames of each sliding door to restrict opening.

As explained above, according to the stopper/handle according to the present invention, the handle part 2 is protruded from both side walls of the handle part 2 so as to easily serve as a hand grip, and the stopper part 3 is formed to extend on the side of the handle part 2, and the stud 8 Since it is formed so that it can come into contact with the mounting frame of the sliding door or the sliding door frame of each sliding door and is fixed to the sliding door frame 6, the stopper part 3 is provided on both the front and back sides of the sliding door frame 6 in the opening direction. By fixing the stopper part 3 toward the direction, the tip of the stopper part 3 will be attached to the stud 8 for a single sliding door, to the sliding door mounting frame for a double sliding door, and to the sliding door frames for a double sliding door. In addition to being in contact with each other to act as a stopper when the door is opened, the handle part 2 is protruded outward at an appropriate height, so that the handhold when opening and closing can be made large, and sufficient force for opening and closing the door can be applied to the sliding door. As a result, the opening and closing operations of the sliding door can be made smoother, and the stopper, which was conventionally attached as a separate part, can be omitted, and the work for attaching it can be omitted.

Furthermore, since the handhold portion 2 and the stopper portion 3 can be integrally molded, it is possible to provide more movement than conventional products.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a cross-sectional plan view showing one state of use of the stopper/pull according to the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a front view of the same stopper/pull. 1...Stopper and handle, 2...Handle part, 3...Part of stopper, 6...Sliding door frame.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] The handle is attached to the surface of the sliding door frame and protrudes outward at an appropriate height, and from the base of the handle, the handle is attached to the surface of the sliding door frame so that it protrudes outward. In addition to having a step, the tip end face can come into contact with the end face of studs, sliding door frames, etc. when the door is opened, and when the door is in contact, the above-mentioned handhold extends to a length with a sufficient distance to allow the hand to reach the part. A stopper and pull with a part of the stopper protruding integrally.