JPS5936598Y2 - Mounting structure of barrel hardware - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] The present invention relates to a metal fitting that externally covers a floor beam installed between a downstairs frame and an upper floor frame, and more specifically relates to the structure for attaching the metal to a building. The object of the present invention is to provide a mounting structure for the above-mentioned barrel metal fittings, which has a small number of parts, is easy to install, has good drainage performance, and is devised to exhibit excellent heat insulation and dew condensation prevention effects. There is a particular thing.

An embodiment of the present invention will be described below based on the drawings.

In FIG. 1, reference numeral 1 denotes a frame on the first floor side, for example, a frame on the first floor side, 2 indicates a frame on the second floor side, as an upper floor, and numeral 3 indicates a floor beam provided between the two frame frames 1 and 2.

Each shaft set 1゜2 is a channel pipe 1 with a lip.
It is constructed by connecting four pieces of A and 2A at their ends, and has a square shape when viewed from the front.

External wall panels 4, 5 having a structure in which a heat insulating material is sandwiched between two boards are attached to the outer surface of each frame assembly 1, 2.

The floor beam 3 is made of H-beam steel in the illustrated example.

Reference numeral 6 denotes a metal shell that covers the floor beam 3 from the outside, and its vertical length is approximately 30 crr1, which is approximately the same as the floor beam 3, and its lateral length, that is, the length in the direction perpendicular to the plane of the paper, is approximately It is formed at 3.6m.

A gypsum board 7 is adhered to the inner surface of this hardware 6 in order to enhance the dew condensation prevention effect and heat insulation effect.

In addition to the above-mentioned effects, this board 7 also has the effect of reinforcing the barrel metal fitting 6 and the effect of soundproofing.

In order to further enhance these effects, it is sufficient to fill the inside of the board 7 with a heat insulating material such as foamed polystyrene.

An uneven pattern 6a is formed on the outer surface of the barrel metal fitting 6 in order to enhance the beauty of the building or to enhance the reinforcing effect.

The attachment of the shell bracket 6 to the building is carried out by locking its upper end 8 and lower end 9 using pressing metal fittings 11 of the existing building members, that is, the framework 2 and the outer wall panel 4.

That is, the upper end 8 is inserted between the second-floor frame 2 and the outer wall panel 5 from the lower end side, and a latching piece 10 fixed by welding or the like at a position near the upper end is inserted into the channel constituting the frame 2. /l/' It is attached by hanging on the lip of I2a.

On the other hand, the lower end 9 is folded back inwardly and upwardly, and the folded part is inserted between the outer panel 4 and the tip of a pressing fitting 11 that presses against the outer surface of the outer panel 4, and is held by the pressing force of the fitting 11. ing.

This pressing fitting 11 is attached to the lip portion of the channel pipe 1a with a lip, which constitutes the framework 1 on the first floor side, as shown in the figure.

A plurality of these metal fittings 11 are provided at appropriate intervals in the direction perpendicular to the paper surface.

Similarly, a plurality of the latching pieces 10 are fixed at appropriate intervals in the direction perpendicular to the plane of the paper (see FIG. 2).

Since the mounting structure of the barrel metal fitting according to the present invention is configured as described above, it has the following effects.

1. Insert the upper end of the metal fittings between the frame on the floor and the outer wall panel, hook the latch piece attached near the upper end to the frame, and insert the lower end of the metal piece into the outer wall on the downstairs side. Since the shell metal fitting can be attached to the building simply by inserting it between the outer surface of the panel and the tip of the pressing fitting, there is no need for nails, bolts, etc., and therefore the installation work is simple.

2. The upper end of the frame bracket is inserted between the outer panel and the framework, and the lower end is folded back, so rainwater does not enter the building through the upper and lower ends, making installation easy. However, it has excellent drainage performance.

3. Since the gypsum board is attached to the inner surface of the barrel difference hardware, dew condensation on the inner surface of the barrel difference hardware is prevented and the heat insulation effect is enhanced.

In addition, this gypsum board has the effect of reinforcing the body metal fittings and has a soundproofing effect.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a side sectional view showing an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a rear perspective view of the barrel difference hardware. 1... Frame of floor F, 2... Frame on floor, 3... Floor beam, 4, 5... External wall panel, 6... ...Body metal fittings, 7...Gypsum board, 8...Top end, 9...Bottom end, 10.
...Latching piece, 11...Press fitting.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A gypsum board is attached to the inner surface of the metal fittings that cover the floor beams installed between the downstairs frame and the upper floor frame from the outside.
The upper end of the hardware is inserted between the upper floor frame and an exterior wall panel attached to the outside thereof, and a latch piece fixed at a position near the upper end is hooked to the upper floor frame, On the other hand, the lower end of the barrel bracket is folded inward and upward, and the folded part connects to the outer surface of the outer wall panel attached to the outside of the downstairs framework, and the base end side of the outer wall panel attached to the downstairs framework. 1. A mounting structure for a barrel difference metal fitting, which is inserted between the tip of a pressing metal fitting that presses the outer surface of a panel, and is held by the pressing force of the suppressing metal fitting.