JPS5931860Y2 - Adjustable mount - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the invention] This invention is used to fix partition panels on one floor of a building, and also on walls such as corridors and stairs in buildings, passages of large mechanical equipment, and luggage elevators. This guard
Adjustable one that is used to attach the rail.
Regarding the mount f.

Insert-type mounts and concrete silver-type mounts that have been used as panel mounts to fix partition panels on one floor of a building are conventionally used as panel mounts for fixing partition panels on one floor of a building. The mount does not have sufficient fixation of the panel, and the adjustable mount makes it easy to attach it to the wall.
Although it uses a sliding method that uses adjustment bolts,
However, since a large number of screws are used to secure it to the floor, it is difficult to add more screws.

The purpose of this invention was to securely and firmly attach panels to the floor and guard rails to walls, to prevent them from loosening, and to make it easier to add and remove panels and guard rails. Providing an Ashimasu pull mount that improves performance.

In order to solve these problems, the adjustable mount of this invention has a stand that has one screw hole opened at one end and a threaded part formed on the outer peripheral surface, and the other end is fixed to one support part. A screw hole on the stand is fitted into the threaded stem, and a lipped groove on a panel, guard rail, etc. is fitted into the threaded stem, and a flange head is formed at one end of the stem. an adjuster having a section, a sleeve to which one threaded section of the stand is screwed, and an appropriate distance from the support section thereof,
and has a large outer diameter so as to form a guide surface for guiding the panel, guardrail, etc. along the support part, and when the sleeve is tightened, the flange head part cooperates. and a clamp cover having a wide flange formed at one end of the sleeve to clamp the lip of the lipped groove.

Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the adjustable mount according to the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

Figures 1'j6 and 2 show specific example 1 of the adjustable mount of this invention applied to a wall-mounted guard rail 30.
It shows 0.

The adjustable mount 10 is used to attach a guard rail 30 to a wall 401 in a hallway in a hospital.
This is used.

This adjustable mount 10 is attached to the wall 40 via a water plug (not shown) 8 (not shown).
Finely adjust the distance between the stand 11 fixed to the stand 11, the adjuster 12 connecting the guard rail 30 to the stud 111, and the guard rail 30 to the wall surface 411 of the wall 40. , and a clamp cover 13 which fixes the adjuster 12 to the stud 11 and prevents it from loosening.

The stud 11 has a screw hole 14 with one opening at the tip,
Further, a threaded portion 15 is formed on the outer peripheral surface of the distal end side.

The stud 11 forms a hole 17 in the bottom wall 16t for a screw into which a fisher plug embedded in the wall 401 is screwed.

The adjuster 12 includes a threaded stem 18 and a flange head 1 integrally formed with the tip of the stem 18 so as to be screwed into the threaded hole 14f of the stud 11.
9 and its flange head 191 adjacent to its stem 1
It consists of a bolt head 20 formed with 81 pieces, and
The flange head 19 extends in the length direction of the guard rail 30 and is configured to be slidably fitted into a lip groove 331 formed on the back surface of the guard rail body 31. ing.

In this way, since the bolt head 20 is formed with a stem 181, the stem 18 is inserted into the threaded hole 18 of the stud 11.
and also screw the flange head 19 onto the guard rail 3.
When the adjuster 12 is fitted into the lip groove 33 of
A spanner (not shown) is attached to the bolt head 201.
When rotated, the guard rail 30 can be easily adjusted in position, or in other words, in spacing, relative to the wall 40, i.e., the wall surface 41.

The clamp cover 13 includes a sleeve 21 that is screwed onto the threaded portion 15 of the stand 11, and one end of the sleeve 21, that is, the end l of the sleeve 21 that is located on the flange head side of the adjuster 12. The wide flange 22 is formed in a wide flange 22, and is reciprocated in the axial direction with respect to the stud 11.

The wide flange 22 is circular with a large outer diameter;
The flange head 19 (D) is formed into a rectangular shape and serves as a guide for easy insertion into the lip groove 33 of the guard rail 30. , it is easy to turn the crank cover 13 by hand.

Furthermore, the wide flange 22 has a lip 34 of the groove 33.
and the flange head 19, and the guard rail body 31, that is, the guard rail 30, is inserted into the stud.
Tightly clamp the adjusters 11 and 12t.

Further, the clamp cover 13 cooperates with the adjuster 12 to fix the stud 1'H guard rail 30,
In addition to preventing the adjuster 12 from loosening, this clamp cover 13 is normally moved above the stud 11 to the guard rail 30 side, so it hides the adjuster 12 and improves the overall appearance of the adjustable mount 10. I'm straining.

Next, we will describe the procedure for fixing the wall-mounted guard rail 30 to the wall 44 using a plurality of the above-mentioned adjustable mounts 10. First, the fisher plugs are embedded in the wall 401 at predetermined intervals. The studs 11 are placed on the wall surface 411 by aligning the holes 17 of the fish plugs, and the studs 11 are fixed on the wall surface 41 by screwing the screws into the fish plugs.

Of course, those studs 11/
The cover 13 is screwed together in advance.

Next, screw the stud IH adjusters 12 to appropriate positions, and tighten the studs so that the distance between the flange head 19 and the wide flange 22 is slightly wider than the thickness of the lip 34. Adjust the position of clamp cover 13 relative to 11.

Subsequently, the wide flange 221 is slid so as to be guided by the sliding member, and the flange head 19 of the adjuster 12 is fitted into the lip groove 33 of the guard rail 30.
The guard rail 30 is bridged between the adjusters 12, that is, between the adjustable mounts 10.

Then, rotate the clamp cover 13 and
Move the top to the guard rail 30 side and attach the flange head 19.
Tighten the clamp cover 13 so as to sandwich the lip 34 between the wide flange 22 and the stud adjuster 11, 121.
Clamp this.

In this manner, the guard rail 30 having the cushion layer 32 on one surface of the guard rail body 31 can be easily and firmly attached to the wall 401 via the plurality of adjustable mounts 10. It will be done.

FIG. 3 shows an adjustable mount 1 used to attach another wall-mounted guard rail 50 to a wall 40.
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1 and 2. Guard rail body 3 in which the guard rail 30 shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 is drawn from aluminum.
In contrast, the guard rail shown in FIG. 50 consists of a guard rail main body 51 drawn from aluminum and a cushion layer 52 assembled on the surface thereof, and also includes a groove with a lip 53 formed so as to protrude from the back surface of the guard rail main body 51. There is.

The guard rail 50 constructed in this manner is attached to the wall 4.
When mounting on the wall 50 with narrower spacing, this adjustable mount 10 makes the mounting work simple and easy.

That is, by slidingly guiding the lip 54 of the lipped groove 53 against the wide flange 221 of the clamp cover 13, the flange head 19 of the adjuster 12 can easily fit into the lipped groove 53. Easily mated.

Furthermore, when fixing the guard rail 50 to the adjuster 12, even though the gap between the guard rail 50 and the wall 40 is narrow, the outer diameter of the wide flange 22 is larger than the width of the lipped groove 53. The clamp cover 13 is easily rotated around the stud 11 and tightening is a simple operation.

When using this adjustable mount 10 to fix a partition panel to the floor, the lip grooves 33, 53
This is done in the same way as for the guard rail 30°50 by adding one additional mount at the lower end of the panel.

According to this idea, the clamp, cover wide,
Since it consists of a sleeve with a flange, there is no need for any special guide means when slidingly fitting the flange head of an adjuster with a lip into a groove such as a panel guide rail. Panels, guides, rails, etc. are guided along the floor, wall, etc. by the wide flange 1 at an appropriate distance from the floor, wall, etc., making it easy to adjust the installation spacing and position for installation. It's easy to install, it's easy to install,
In addition, the installation and removal work is easy, the workability is improved, the number of parts is reduced, and in addition, panels, guards, rails, etc. can be prevented from loosening on floors, walls, etc. In addition, the threaded parts of studs and adjusters are covered by the sleeve 1, protecting them from dust, rust-preventing them, and protecting them from panels, guard rails, etc. Replacement work is easy.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figure 1 is a diagram showing the installation of the adjustable mount of this invention applied to a wall-mounted guard rail, Figure 2 is an exploded view of the adjustable mount shown in Figure 1, and Figure 3 is an illustration of the installation of the adjustable mount of this invention applied to a wall-mounted guard rail. The installation of the adjustable mount of FIG. 1 applied to a fixed type guard rail is shown in FIG. 10...Adjustable mount, 11...
... Stud, 12 ... Adjuster, 13
... Clamp cover 14 ... Screw hole, 15 ... Threaded part, 18 ... Stem, 19 ... Fludge head, 20 ...Bolt head, 21...Sleeve, 22...
・Wide flange.

Claims (1)

[Claims for Utility Model Registration] A stud having one screw hole opened at one end and a threaded part formed on the outer circumferential surface, the other end of which is fixed to one support part; An adjuster having a threaded stem for threaded engagement and a flange head formed at the end of the stem for fitting into a lipped groove in a panel, guide rail, etc. , the sleeve to which the threaded part of the stand is screwed, and the support part thereof, with an appropriate distance therebetween;
The flange head 1 has a large outer diameter so as to form a guide surface along which the panel, guard rail, etc. is guided, and when the sleeve is tightened, the flange head 1
A wide groove is formed at one end of the sleeve to sandwich the lip of the groove with a lip.
An adjustable mount including a clamp cover having a flange.