JPS5922877Y2 - decorative joinery - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the idea] This idea concerns fittings.

This idea improves the structure of various types of fittings such as sliding doors, screens, and partitions, in which small decorative shoji screens are fitted into the main body of the fittings. The purpose is to present fittings whose expression content can be varied in various ways with extremely simple operations.

This invention will be explained in detail below based on embodiments shown in the drawings.

In the drawings, 1 is the main body of the sliding door, 2 is its frame, 3 is the handle, 4 and 5 are decorative small shoji screens, 6 is the lattice of the decorative small shoji 4, and 7 is the lattice of the decorative small shoji 5.

Although the gratings 6 and 7 have different shapes, it is needless to say that the gratings 6 and 7 are not limited to this and may have the same shape.

8 is a decorative material interposed between these two small decorative shoji 4 and 5, and this may be, for example, transparent celluloid with paintings, geometric patterns, figures, etc. drawn on it, or fallen leaves. Used are flowers, pressed flowers, cutouts, etc. pasted onto celluloid.

Furthermore, decorative pieces such as cut-out pieces, photographs of branches and leaves of natural plants, flowers and leaves, etc., are used by being directly inserted into the overlapping surfaces of the decorative small shoji screens 4 and 5.

9 and 10 are a shoji receiving frame and a shoji holding frame.

The upper gusset 9a, the standing gusset 9b, and the lower gusset 9C of the shoji receiving frame 9 each have an inner protrusion 11 on the outer edge to receive the shoji.
．． 12.13 are provided.

The shoji presser frame 10 has an upper gusset 10a and a lower gusset 10.
Inner protrusions 14 and 15 are provided on the outer edges of C, respectively, and the inner surface of the stand 10b is flat.

The height of the protrusion 14 of the upper part is 10 and the lower part is 10.
It is formed higher than the height of the protrusion 15 of C.

Further, the length 1 between the tips of the protrusions 14 and 15 is made shorter than the height L of the decorative small shoji 4 and 5.

The frame 9 and the holding frame 10 are fitted into the window-like part 16 formed in the sliding door body 1, and the frames 9 and 1 are fitted into the surrounding bone 17.
It is fixed with wood screws etc. from the inside of 0.

Note that the receiving frame 9 and the presser frame 10 may be integrated,
In this case, protrusions of the required height are provided on both the front and rear edges of the -L stile and the lower stile, and protrusions of the required height are provided on the rear edges of the left and right stiles.

Next, the mounting method will be explained.

First, a decorative material 8 selected according to preference is inserted between the decorative small shoji screens 4 and 5, and these are overlapped.

Then, from the presser frame 10 side of the sliding door main body 1, the stacked decorative small shoji 4 and 5 are diagonally placed and their upper edges are applied to the protrusions 12, and then they are slid upwardly between the protrusions 11 and 14. When the decorative shoji 4, 5 are inserted and the lower edges are pushed while holding them up, the two small shoji 4, 5 are pressed against the protrusions 12 of the receiving frame 9.

After this, if you loosen the pressure of your hand a little, the small shoji 4.5 will continue to hold the membrane-like decorative material 8, and will not shift while being guided by the ridges 12 on the ridges 13 of the receiving frame 9.
and fits smoothly into a fixed position between the protrusions 15 of the presser frame 10.

This idea has the effect of sticking to the above-mentioned configuration.

The decorative material interposed between the overlapping surfaces of both shoji screens can be seen from the outside, and combined with the lattice pattern of the small decorative shoji in the front, it has the effect of creating an elegant and splendid character.

Because the patterns of the decorative materials that appear on both the front and back sides appear reversed, this has the effect of giving a different feel to the front and back sides of the fittings.

The receiving frame has an inward protrusion on the outer edge of the stile, but when inserting the decorative material into the frame with the decorative material sandwiched between the two car shojis, the stile of the receiving frame The inner protrusion serves as a guide, allowing the upper end of the small shoji to be inserted smoothly and easily between the protrusions of the upper gusset of both frames.
When the lower ends of both shoji screens are fitted between the protrusions of the lower stile, the inner protrusions of the standing stile act as a guide and the stile easily fits into place.

Furthermore, the inward protrusions provided between the left and right chambers of the receiving frame act as a flange that prevents the small shoji from escaping to the rear, so the fitting work can be done in one operation from one side of the fitting. It has the advantage of not being a hassle.

Since the shoji on both cars are fitted into the window-like space of the fittings in a state that allows them to be freely fitted and removed, the decorative material interposed between their overlapping surfaces can be freely converted with an extremely simple operation. This has the effect that the content of expression can be varied in various ways.

In addition, if fallen leaves, pressed flowers, paper cutouts, etc. are used as decorative materials interposed between the overlapping surfaces of the shoji in both cars, please be careful not to lift or peel off the affixed parts during use. You can prevent it from falling off by holding it in place.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Figure 1 is an overall front view of the fusuma with the decorative small shoji fitted, Figure 2 is an exploded perspective view of the decorative small shoji part, Figure 3 is an enlarged vertical cross-sectional view of the decorative small shoji part, and Figure 4 is an enlarged vertical cross-sectional view of the decorative small shoji part. It is an enlarged horizontal cross-sectional view of a decorative small shoji. 1... Fusuma body, 4... Decorative small shoji, 5... Decorative small shoji, 8... Decorative material, 9... Receiving frame, 10...
Presser frame, 16...window-shaped part.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] It comprises a rectangular frame-shaped shoji receiving frame 9 and a shoji push frame 10 attached to a window-like space 16 provided in a main body 1 of fittings such as sliding doors and screens, and a small shoji fitted in both frames 9 and 10. In fittings such as sliding doors and screens, the shoji receiving frame 9 has inward protrusions 11, 12, and 13 on the outer edges of the upper gutter 9a, the standing girder 9b, and the lower girder 9c, respectively.
is provided, and the shoji presser frame 10 has a gusset 1 above it.
Inner protrusions 14 and 15 are provided on the outer edges of each of the lower gussets 10C and 10C, and the height of the protrusions 14 is higher than the height of the protrusions 15, and the side decoration small The length l between the tips of the protrusions 14 and 15 is shorter than the height L of the shoji 4 and 5, and the above-mentioned small shoji has two independent small shoji on the front and back, with the sides provided with the shoji paper facing each other. It is characterized in that it is removably fitted into both frames 9 and 10 in a stacked state, and a membrane-like decorative material 8 is sandwiched between the overlapping surfaces of these amphibious shoji 4 and 5. Decorative joinery.