JPS593043Y2 - Panel attachment structure - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] This invention relates to the structure of panel attachment in which thin panels made of wood panels, large tiles, terrazzo blocks, marble, thin stone, or concrete are attached as finishing materials.

To attach large tiles, terrazzo blocks, marble, thin stone, or thin concrete panels as a finishing material, adhesive mortar or fastening hardware is used, and the foundation is formed by plastering, which is extremely troublesome to install. It requires many skilled plasterers.

In addition, after these panels are pasted, it takes a relatively long time for the adhesive mortar to harden and achieve a sufficient adhesive effect, which lengthens the construction period.Also, if the underlying surface is uneven, The effect of this will be directly applied to the finished surface, so the composition of the base must be done with great care.

Furthermore, since it is almost impossible to check the adhesion of the adhesive mortar after the panels have been attached, not only is it impossible to expect reliable panel attachment, but the panels may come off, which is very dangerous.

This invention was devised to solve the above-mentioned conventional problems, and its purpose is to
Panel cladding is a structural proposal that allows for the reliable and extremely simple cladding of large tiles, terrazzo blocks, marble or thin panels of concrete.

This invention will be explained below with reference to illustrated embodiments.

A plurality of panels 2 are attached to each other vertically and laterally adjacent to each other across a plurality of body edges 1, which are arranged in parallel and extended in the vertical direction and fixed to the structure. In the embodiment, since the structure of the marble board will be explained, the panel will be referred to as a marble board hereinafter.

). The furring 1 is made of lightweight lip channel steel, and its upper and lower ends are fixed to the structure via anchor members 3.3 which are previously fixed to the structure.

The anchor member 3 includes a seat body 3b having a plurality of legs 3a, 3a whose tips are fixed to the structure, and this seat body 3b.
and a washer 3d connected with a screw 3C,
The structure is such that the lips 1a, 1a of the rim 1 are held between the seat body 3b and the washer 3C by tightening the screw 3C.

When fixing the seat body 3b of the anchor member 3 to the structure, the legs are bent and the legs 3a are fixed.

By appropriately changing the opening angle of the legs 3a, the torso 1 fixed to the anchor member 3 can be fixed at an appropriate distance from the structure.

The marble board 2 is formed into a substantially rectangular shape, spanning between the adjacent rims 1, 1.

At the lower end of the back side of the marble board 2 in the lateral direction, a tip protruding outward is bent and freely displaced in the out-of-plane direction of the marble board 2, and is attached to the bottom of the brackets 4, 4, which will be described later. An engaging metal fitting 5 in which displacement pieces 5a, 5a that can be brought into contact with each other are formed,
5 is fixed opposite to the furring edges 1,1.

In addition, at the upper end of the back side of the marble plate 2 in the lateral direction, a displacement piece 5a of the engagement fittings 5, 5 of the marble plate 2 attached directly above,
Receiving metal fittings 4, 4, which can be fitted with the fittings 5a, are fixed to face the flanges 1, 1.

The receiving fitting 4 has an opening at its upper end through which the engaging fitting 5 is inserted, and is formed into a cylindrical shape with a substantially rectangular cross section.

Note that the receiving metal fitting 4 and the engaging metal fitting 5 are integrally formed and fixed to the back surface of the marble board 2.

In addition, when the receiving metal fitting 4 and the engaging metal fitting 5 are bonded to the back surface of the marble board 2 using adhesive mortar or adhesive, the bonding portion of the receiving metal fitting 4 and the engaging metal fitting 5 may be formed into a corrugated plate shape. , the receiving metal fitting 4 and the engaging metal fitting 5 can be reliably fixed to the back surface of the marble board 2.

FIG. 3 is a detailed view showing the state of engagement between the receiving metal fitting 4 and the engaging metal fitting 5. Since the receiving metal fitting 4 and the engaging metal fitting 5 are held in between from above and below, after they are attached, The plurality of marble plates 2 are integrated and will not shift in the longitudinal direction of the rim 1.1.

The plurality of marble plates 2 formed in this way are connected to the engaging metal fittings 5.
, 5 are attached directly below the brackets 4, 4 of the marble board 2.
At the same time, the displacement pieces 5a, 5a are brought into contact with and engaged with the bottom surfaces of the receiving metal fittings 4, 4, and the receiving metal fittings 4, 4 are attached to the flanges 1, 1 by screws 6.6 passing through the bottom surfaces of the receiving metal fittings 4, 4. It is attached with screws.

Reference numeral 7 denotes a rubber backing which, when the engaging fitting 5 is inserted into the receiving fitting 4, comes into contact with the inner wall of the receiving fitting 4 and serves to prevent the marble plate from wobbling in the out-of-plane direction. There is.

Further, reference numeral 8 is a joint material made of soft synthetic resin.

Next, the order in which the marble board 2 is attached will be explained.

First, a plurality of furring edges 1, 1 are extended in parallel in the vertical direction along the structure, and both upper and lower ends thereof are used as anchor members 3, 3.
It is fixed to the structure through.

At this time, if unevenness is found on the surface of the structure, for example, a concrete frame, when fixing the seat 3b of the anchor member 3 to the structure, the opening angle of the legs 3a, 3a should be changed appropriately. The furring edges 1, 1 are fixed so that the surfaces thereof are flush with each other while appropriately separating them from the surface of the structure.

Next, the marble plate 2 attached to the lowest end of the furring 1 is placed between the adjacent furrings 1, 1 with the metal fittings 4, 4 facing upward, and the engaging fittings 5, 5 are placed between the furrings 1, 1 in advance. A screw 6 is disposed astride the metal rims 1, 1, and is disposed to engage with the metal holder 9 screwed to the flanges 1, 1, and passes through the bottom of the metal holders 4, 4.
．． 6, screw it to the rims 1 and 1 and attach it.

Next, the marble board 2 to be pasted next immediately above the previously pasted marble board 2 is engaged with its engaging fittings 5, 5 to the receiving fittings 4, 4 of the marble board 2 pasted first, and the receiving fittings 4
, 4 are fixed to the rim 1.1 with screws 6.6 passing through the bottoms of the metal fittings 4 and 4.

Note that the surfaces of the upper and lower marble plates 2, 2 are often not flush due to a slight difference in thickness.

At this time, the surfaces of the upper and lower marble plates 2, 2 are adjusted so that they are flush with each other by appropriately changing the bending angles of the displacement pieces 5a, 5a whose tips abut against the bottom surface of the receiving fitting 4.4.

Even if the protruding length of the displacement pieces 5a, 5a is changed, the rubber backing is interposed between the engaging part 5 and the holder 4, so the marble plate 2
No rattling occurs.

Hereinafter, in this manner, a plurality of marble plates 2 are sequentially attached from the bottom to the top.

After attaching the panel 2 at the uppermost end, a parting member 10 is attached to the upper end thereof, covering the receiving fittings 4, 4.

The parting member 10 is a marble board 2 attached to the top end.
If it touches the ceiling surface, it is a wrapper, otherwise it is a kasamoto.

This invention has the above-mentioned structure, and has an engaging fitting in which a displacing piece is formed at one end in the longitudinal direction of the panel's body edge, the distal end of which is bent and can be freely displaced in an out-of-plane direction of the panel, and The panel has a receiving metal fitting at the other end in the longitudinal direction of the body edge of the panel, and the engaging metal fitting can be held by contacting the displacement piece, and the panel has a receiving metal fitting that can hold the engaging metal fitting by contacting the displacement piece with the receiving metal fitting of an adjacent panel. At the same time, the bracket is screwed to the edge of the frame and pasted. According to this invention, panels that have been used and pasted up as a base through plastering work can be pasted up extremely easily and reliably without relying on skilled plasterers.

Furthermore, since no adhesive mortar is used, the construction period is not only shortened, but the panels do not fall off after being pasted, making them extremely safe.

In addition, when fixing the seat of the anchor member to the structure, the torso edge can be fixed as designed without being affected by unevenness of the structure by appropriately changing the opening angle of the legs. By appropriately changing the bending angle of the displacement piece that comes into contact with the bottom surface of the holder, it is possible to adjust the level between adjacent panels.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figure 1 shows an embodiment of this invention, in which the panel attachment is a partial perspective view showing the structure, Figure 2 is a partial vertical sectional view showing the structure, and Figure 3 is the second In the figure, part A is an enlarged view, and FIG. 4 is a side view of the panel. 1...Brim, 1a...Lip, 2...
...Panel, 3...Anchor part, 3a.
... Legs, 3b ... Seat body, 3C ...
...Screw, 3d...Washer, 4...Bracket, 5...Engaging metal fitting, 5a...Displacement piece, 6...・Bis, 7...Backing, 8
...Glut, 9...Bracket, 10...
...Parting part.

Claims (1)

[Claims for Utility Model Registration] Flanges 1, 1 fixed to the structure via anchor members 3
The panel attachment is a structure in which a plurality of panels 2 are attached adjacent to each other along the longitudinal direction, and an out-of-plane surface of the panel 2 is attached to one longitudinal end of the panel 2. It has an engaging fitting 5.5 in which displacement pieces 5a, 5a are formed, the tip of which protrudes in the direction, and the engaging fitting 5.5 is provided at the other end in the longitudinal direction of the flange 1, 1 of the panel 2. Receiving fittings 4, 4 into which the displacement pieces 5a, 5a of 5, 5 can abut and fit together;
The panel 2 has its engaging fittings 5, 5 engaged with the receiving fittings 4, 4 of the adjacent panel 2, and the receiving fittings 4, 4.
The anchor member 3 has a plurality of bendable legs 3a whose tips are fixed to the structure, and the legs 3a. The panel attachment structure is characterized by the fact that the leg opening angle of 3a can be changed.