JPS6010461Y2 - Stopper device for frame bar for panel mounting - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a stopper device for end processing of a frame bar to which a mirror-like panel is attached.

Conventionally, when attaching a panel, such as a mirror, to a wall, etc., a double-sided adhesive mat was used, screws were inserted into holes drilled in the corners of the mirror to fasten it to the wall, etc., and L-shaped fasteners were attached to the wall. It is used to lock the edge of a mirror by fixing it to a mirror.

The conventional mounting structure described above focuses exclusively on mounting the mirror, and there is no connection with indoor fixtures, and the mounting position of the mirror is fixed and the mirror is moved relative to the wall when necessary. cannot be set in place accordingly.

Therefore, the present inventors provided longitudinal grooves in the upper and lower parts, fitted the upper and lower edges of the mirror-like panel into these grooves, and moved the panel along the grooves, that is, along the wall surface from side to side. A frame bar for mounting a panel such as a mirror that can be moved is provided.

With this, the mirror can be moved freely, and the mounting position of the mirror on the wall can be selected as needed. Simply attach the frame bars vertically apart and parallel to the wall, and then slide the mirror from the side to fit it. It is sufficient to do this work, there is no need to drill into the mirror or glue it to the wall, and there is no need to damage the mirror.
It has the advantage that the mirror can be easily replaced without damaging the wall.

By the way, when the mirror is guided by the frame bar and moved, that is, slid, there is a risk that the mirror will jump out from one end of the frame bar, and therefore it is necessary to provide a stopper at the end.

The present invention has been proposed in view of such requests, and its purpose is to securely support the impact caused by the sliding of the mirror-like panel, as if closing the groove at one end of the frame, and to prevent the panel from being pulled out. To provide a stopper device for a frame bar for panel mounting, which surely prevents the problem, has a simple structure, and can be surely attached to one end of the frame bar without deforming the cross section of the end.

Next, a preferred embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

Figure 1 shows a front view of the installed state of the mirror. The upper and lower frame pars 10.20 are attached to the wall surface 1 vertically parallel and horizontally, and the panels are placed between the grooves provided so that the frame pars 10.20 face each other. For example, the upper and lower edges of the mirror 2 are fitted together, and the mirror 2 is slidably guided laterally by the frame pars 10 and 20.

The upper frame part 10 is as shown in FIGS. 2 to 5, and consists of a frame part body 11 and a frame part 12.

The frame main body 11 includes a flat rear piece 11a in contact with the wall surface 1, and two leg pieces 11b, 11b, which are vertically spaced apart and protrude forward in parallel at the middle part of the front side of the flat rear piece 11a in the height direction.
c, and protruding pieces 11d and 11e that are bent slightly upward and downward and protruding forward, and the tips of the leg pieces 11b and llc are arranged upwardly for the upper one 11b and downwardly for the lower one llc. The main body 11 is bent to form the engaging portions 11f and 11g, and each section of the main body 11 is molded in one piece from light alloy drawing, extrusion, or hard synthetic resin.

A gap 13 is formed between the upper and lower leg pieces 11b and 110.

The frame cover 12 has an inverted U-shaped cross section, and includes a front piece 12a parallel to the rear piece 11a, an upper piece 12b and a lower piece 12c bent rearward from the upper and lower ends of the front piece 12a, and a lower piece 12c on the lower piece 12c. An intermediate piece 12d is provided that projects rearward.

Engagement grooves 12e and 12f are formed on the opposing upper and lower surfaces of the top piece 12b and the middle piece 12d, that is, the rear part in the figure, and these engagement grooves 12e and 12f are connected to the upper and lower pieces 11b of the main body 11, The engaging portions iff and l1g of 11c are engaged with each other.

In the above, the main body 11 is screwed to the wall surface 1 with the rear piece 11a,
Fasten with nails or the like, press the frame cover 12 from the front side, and connect the grooves 12e and 12f of the upper piece 12b and intermediate piece 12d of the cover 12 to the upper and lower pieces 11b of the main body 11, and the engaging portion 11f at the tip of the llc.

11g.

If the material of the cover 12 is not flexible, the grooves 12e, 12f and the retaining parts 11f, 11g are engaged from the ends,
This may be slid in the length direction of the main body 11.

Thus, the cover 12 is attached to the front surface of the main body 11 as shown in FIG.
An upper groove 14 whose front and back sides are regulated is formed in the length direction, and a lower groove 15 whose front and rear sides are regulated by a protruding piece 11e and a lower piece 12c is formed with the lower piece 11c serving as a bottom wall.

In the embodiment, one intermediate piece 12d is provided before and after the lower groove 15.
At the tip of the groove 12f, and on the opposite side there is a lower protrusion ll.
An intermediate constricted portion is formed by the intermediate projecting piece 11h on c.

The lower frame par 20 has the same structure as the upper frame par 10. In the upper frame par 10, the upper edge of the mirror 2 is received in the lower groove 15, and in the lower frame par 20, the mirror 2 is received in the groove corresponding to the upper groove 14. Insert the lower edge of the receiver.

A relaxation stopper 16 made of hard rubber or the like is press-fitted into the end of the lower groove 15 of the frame parr 10, and the relaxation stopper 16 is formed into a cross section that fills the cross section of the lower groove 15, and is attached to the inner surface of the stopper cap described later. Coming.

7 to 9 show a stopper camp, which is a stopper device.

The cap 30 is equipped with an end wall 31 and a guide piece 32 that covers the top, bottom, and front of the end of the par 10, and the rear face is open because it is on the wall surface 1 side. Protrusions 32 and 34 are formed facing each other in the middle part of the
The protrusions 33 and 34 protrude downwardly on the upper part 32a and upwardly on the lower part 32b, and fit into the grooves 14 and 15 of the frame par.

Attachment holes 35 and 36 are vertically formed concentrically in the upper and lower portions including the protrusions 33 and 34, and support pieces are provided on the inner surface of the end wall 31 so as to sandwich the extensions of the attachment holes 35 and 36. 37° 38 are vertically protruded in parallel in the front and back, and the rear edge 3 on the open side of the end wall 31
A concave portion 39 cut forward is formed in the middle portion of 1a, and an electric cord is passed through this portion.

The cap 30 is made of synthetic resin or the like and has an integral bottom shape, and the cap 30 is placed on the inner surface of the end wall 31 from the side so as to touch the end of the par 10.

The conductive piece 32 of the cap 30 surrounds the upper, lower and front sides of the par 10 end, and the upper and lower protrusions 33, 34 are connected to the upper and lower grooves 14, 15.
The supporting pieces 37 and 38 are fitted to the upper and lower pieces 11b of the main body 11.
, 110, and the height of the supporting pieces 37, 38 matches the spacing between the upper and lower pieces 11b, llc.

After that, a fastener such as a screw or screw is passed through the lower piece 11C1, the upper piece 11b, and the upper attachment hole 35 vertically through the lower attachment hole 36, and the pieces are tied together.

Depending on the material or fastening device, the upper and lower pieces 11b, llc may be attached in advance.
Drill a hole in the hole.

A screwing force acts on the upper and lower pieces 11b, llc, but since the support pieces 37 and 38 are present between them, their deformation is prevented, and the screw nail 40 passes through the support pieces 37 and 38.

This state is shown in FIG. The caps 30 described above are fixed to both ends of the bar 10, and are similarly fixed to the bar 20 below.

Attach the above cap to one end of the bar and use it as a 35cm mirror.
Using a 3cm Xl, the end of the chain collided with the cap with an impact value of 11 to 1 with a sliding amount of 25cm, and
After consecutive collisions, the cap was observed to move only about 1rIrIn.

10 and 11 show a modified embodiment. The cap 130 of this embodiment has one support piece 137, and the others have the same structure as the previously described one. 1
37 can effectively prevent deformation of the upper and lower pieces 11b and llc, and in FIG. Nails 140 may also be used.

The above embodiment has been explained as a frame bar for attaching a mirror, but the point is that the above frame bar is used to attach panels, and the ends of the frame bars are fixed with the above caps, and the ends of the frames are closed with the above caps, and the escape from the groove of the sliding panel is prevented. You should try to prevent it.

As is clear from the above, according to the present invention, when a mirror-like panel is slidably attached between upper and lower frame bars, it is possible to reliably prevent the panel from popping out or falling off from one end of the frame bar. In addition, by inserting rubber inside the cap that achieves the above, it reliably prevents the panel from popping out and alleviates the impact when sliding, which is preferable for protecting the panel, and also allows the cap to be attached to one end of the frame bar. It has many advantages, such as being easy to install as it only needs to be mounted on the body and screwed.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings show one embodiment of the present invention, in which Fig. 1 is a front view of the panel mounted state, Figs. 2 to 4 are perspective views showing the frame bar and cap mounting process, and Fig. 5 is the upper frame bar. FIG. 6 is a similar cross-sectional view of the cap attachment part, FIG. 7 is a perspective view of the cap, FIG. 8 is an inner end view of the cap, and FIG. 9 is a view taken from arrow 9 in FIG. Direction diagram, 1st
Figure 0 is a longitudinal sectional view of the mounting part showing a modified example of the cap.
FIG. 11 is an inner end view of the cap. In the drawing, 10.20 is a frame bar, 14 and 15 are grooves,
llb, llc are upper and lower pieces, 30 is cap, 37.38
is a support piece, and 40 is a fastener.

Claims (2)

[Scope of utility model registration request] (1) A frame cover is engaged with the frame bar main body, and when these are engaged, the upper and lower edges of a panel, etc. fit into the upper and lower parts, forming grooves that guide the sliding of the panel, etc. In the frame bar, the frame bar body is formed with upper and lower pieces projecting forward, and the frame cover is engaged with the frame bar body so as to sandwich the upper and lower pieces from above and below, and the frame cover is engaged with the frame bar body so as to sandwich the upper and lower pieces from above. Both ends are covered with caps that are attached to the main body of the frame bar by fasteners that pass through the upper and lower pieces. A stopper device for a frame bar for panel mounting, characterized by having a protruding support piece for regulating bending. (2) A stopper for a frame bar for panel mounting according to claim 1, wherein a relaxation stopper made of hard rubber or the like is fitted into a groove at the bottom of the frame bar. Device.