JPS5923157Y2 - Window frame fixed wood for plasterers - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] This invention relates to the disclosure of an extremely innovative and effective plastering board that effectively utilizes the satsushi door frame.

One of the anticipated main objectives of the present invention is ease of handling, in particular, ensuring a good and quick mortar finish by effectively guaranteeing accurate installation and removal of the timber in a tubular manner. It was placed in such a way that it could be obtained.

Next, one of the other main purposes of the present invention is to suitably connect the resin-molded engaging member and the wooden constant contact member, thereby making it possible to accurately and distort the material in accordance with all standards. The purpose of this invention is to make it possible to provide a constant body at a low cost that has no water absorption properties at the abutting end surface as expected.

Furthermore, one of the other principal objects envisaged in the present invention is to make it possible to set or reset the setting tree independently and without the need for special assistance, and to The purpose of this design is to make it unnecessary to use a clasp (commonly known as a clasp).

Next, one of the other main objects anticipated in the present invention is to make the size of dirt on the sash door frame constant and to avoid staining the sash door frame as much as possible. It is something that

Furthermore, one of the other main objectives anticipated in the present invention is to standardize the engaging members and to arbitrarily select the wooden planks used, thereby facilitating mass production and significantly reducing manufacturing costs. This was done in such a way that it could be expected.

Furthermore, the various other purposes anticipated in the present invention will be made clear in turn from the following explanations, and the present invention will demonstrate the specific and purposeful effects of these characteristics. The gist of the structure is as follows: a flat plate 1e bent at a right angle from one side end of a flat plate 1C having a predetermined width;
A flat plate 1d bent at a right angle from the tip of the flat plate 1C in the direction opposite to the flat plate 1C, and a flat plate 1b bent at a right angle from the tip of the flat plate 1d and facing and parallel to the flat plate 1e as much as possible are integrated. In the synthetic resin mounting member molded into the above, the outer surfaces of the flat plates 1e and 1b are provided with appropriate anti-slip irregularities 1e' to 1e'.

lb' to lb' are attached, and both end edges of the flat plate 1d are expanded outwardly by $1d' to ld', and the flat plate 1
A wooden fixed board is attached to the side surface of the flat plate 1e in the direction opposite to the bending direction at C, and the flat plate 1e is formed.

The idea is that the rising edge of the sash door frame is held resiliently in the groove 1a formed by ld and lb, and then considerable design changes are planned.

Hereinafter, the details of the present invention will be explained with reference to a typical embodiment shown in the drawings. Reference numeral 1 denotes a mounting member having a generally rectangular cross-section, and is made of PVC or other material usually provided by extrusion molding or other molding methods. It is provided with a resin material.

The mounting member 1 is cut to a required length as appropriate, and the engagement groove 1a is made up of the flat plates 1e, ld, and lb, and the outer surfaces of the flat plates 1e and lb are provided with a non-slip material. The uneven stripes 1e' to le', IH to l b
', and the edge of the flat plate 1d is directed outward to expand 1d.
'~ld'.

A wooden fixed board 2 is fixed to the side surface of the flat plate 1C along the opening end of the concave groove 1a in the mounting member 1 by adhesive pasting or other method, and the fixed board 2, the mounting members 1 are arranged at arbitrary intervals.

Incidentally, the fixed wood board 2 basically has a concave groove 1 in the mounting member 1.
a, but when the screen door frame mounting protruding edge 3a of the sash door frame 3 is extended, it extends to the position where it abuts the protruding edge 3a. The fixed wood board 2 is attached at a distance from the groove 1a.

In the figure, reference numeral 4 indicates the building frame, and reference numeral 5 indicates an attachment anchor for the door frame 3.

In addition, as in other embodiments, the door frame 3 is fixed to the pillar 6, and the lath base plate 7 wire lath 8 treatment etc. are scheduled separately, and the concave groove 1a in the previous mounting member 1 is attached to the door frame 3. After fitting tightly, mortar 9 is applied using the fixed wooden board 2 of the mounting member 1 as a level.

The present invention has a unique configuration in which the slanted door frame can be freely fitted and removed, and the elasticity of the resin material is utilized to effectively ensure accurate fitting and removal. By using a wooden plate as the mortar abutting end surface, the above-mentioned characteristics can be achieved in detail.

Therefore, the plastering board according to the present invention can be installed and removed easily and precisely without requiring any other assistant, and this greatly facilitates work efficiency. This eliminates the need for clasps and other members.

In addition, regarding the molding surface, the mating and unmating parts are made of standard synthetic resin parts, and the attached wooden board is made of wood, thereby significantly reducing molding costs and making it possible to be used for general purposes. .

Furthermore, by making the timber board particularly wooden, molding distortion of the resin can be effectively prevented, and moisture contained in the mortar can be appropriately absorbed and removed, making it possible to produce a good finished surface.

Furthermore, in such a method, it goes without saying that the dust dimensions on the sash door frame can be accurately created, and good mortar construction can be achieved by avoiding mortar adhesion to the sash door frame. This is to make it seem possible.

Furthermore, the uneven stripes 1b' to lb', le' to the mounting member 1
Particular consideration has been given to 1e' and the expansions a1d' to ld', thereby further promoting the accuracy of removal of the member 1.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a sectional view of a main part showing a typical embodiment of the present invention,
2 is a perspective view of the same, FIG. 3 is a sectional view of a main part showing another embodiment, and FIG. 4 is a perspective view of the same. In addition, in the figure 1... Mounting member, 2... Fixed wood board, 3... Satsushi door frame, 4... Body frame,
5... Mounting anchor, 6... Pillar, 7...
...Lath base plate, 8...Wire lath, 9
...This shows mortar.

Claims (1)

[Claims for Utility Model Registration] A flat plate 1e bent at a right angle from one side end of a flat plate 1C having a predetermined width, and a flat plate 1C bent from the tip of the flat plate 1e.
a flat plate 1d bent at right angles in the opposite direction;
In the synthetic resin mounting member integrally molded with a flat plate 1b which is bent perpendicularly to the tip of the flat plate 1d and preferably parallel to the flat plate 1e, the outer surfaces of the flat plates 1e and 1b are suitably Non-slip unevenness 1e' to 1e
'. lb' to lb' are attached, and both edges of the flat plate 1d are expanded dld' to ld' toward the side of the flat plate 1d, and a wooden board is attached to the side surface of the flat plate 1C in the direction opposite to the bending direction of the flat plate 1e. A window frame board for plastering is characterized in that a rising edge of a sash door frame is resiliently clamped in a recessed groove 1a formed by the flat plates 1e, 1d, and lb.