JPS601192Y2 - Outer material for door bags - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] This invention relates to an outer covering material used for a siding door bag.

Conventional siding was made by cutting and carving the required number of siding boards, then wrapping them slightly from the bottom and fixing them with nails.

According to this method, it is important to precisely align the intervals between the flattened plates at equal pitches, and as shown in FIGS. It is remarkable that the plate is pressed and fixed.

This prevents warping and distortion of the flat plate 1 whose surface is pressed by the raised edge 2. However, if the contact surface of the raised edge is flat, the pressed edge may touch local areas of the flat plate at points. However, the deformation of the plaza board cannot be sufficiently prevented.

Further, as shown in FIG. 1, the ribs 2 are usually fixed to both sides of the placket board, but these ribs 2 also have a contact surface with the placket board, as shown in FIG. By forming the projections and depressions into a shape that fits together, the placket board is prevented from deforming, and the gap with the end board is more completely closed, thereby preventing rainwater from entering the door pocket.

This idea divides the exterior lining material into units, so that each lining board is fixed to the backing board at equal pitches in advance. At the same time, each placket board can be installed at equal intervals, and the pressing edge presses flatly on the placket board surface without any gaps, preventing warping, deformation, and distortion of the placket board. To provide an outer covering material for a door bag that can more completely close a gap.

The outer covering material for a door bag shown in FIGS. 3 and 4 consists of a plurality of units 3 and a ridge 2, and each unit 3 is made up of a plurality of placket boards 1 and a back board 4 to which they are fixed. Become.

The placket board 1 is a plate material formed in an elongated shape having a constant width, length, and thickness, and is fixed to the back plate 4 in parallel with each other and extending in the horizontal direction.

As shown in Fig. 3, the flat panel ID at the bottom of the unit is fixed to the back plate 4 at a slight angle with a pillow material 5 of approximately the same thickness as the flat panel board 1 sandwiched between the lower part. The bottom tier flat plate 1D is arranged so that the upper edge of the top tier flat plate IU of the unit attached to the lower tier can fit inside the lower edge.
It protrudes downward from the pillow material 5 and the back plate 4 by the width of the wrap portion.

Several plaza boards 1 are fixed to one unit 3, and each plaza board 1 is fixed to the back plate 4 with its lower edge wrapped around the upper edge of the lower plaza board 1 by a certain width. The top edge of the topmost placket board is aligned with the top edge of the back plate 4, and this is fitted to the lower edge of the upper unit.

A narrow plywood board or the like is used for the back board 4, and the placket board 1 is glued and nailed to this.

To fix the placket board 1 to the back plate 4, for example, as shown in FIG. , place the pillow material 5 and the back plate 4 on top of this, position the right side of the cut back plate 4 in contact with the end surface of the jig 6, and place the back plate 4 on top of it.
You can nail it from the back side with a tacker or the like.

Adhesive is applied in advance to the contact surfaces of the back plate 4, the child plate 1, and the pillow material, and they can be fixed with both adhesive and nails.

All the Sarago boards are cut to the same width and fixed to the back board 4 so that the width of the lap part is also the same.
of each unit?゛/P71 Part Upper unit The wrap width between the bottommost placket board and the topmost placket plate attached to the bottom of the unit is also determined to be equal to the wrap width of the placket plate fixed to the back plate. be done.

Therefore, 9Jf7 in the shape of a sawtooth is engraved on the sound surface of the placket board of the ridge 2 at a pitch that matches the unevenness of the placket board 1. Both sides of 1,
Alternatively, they are fixed in planar contact in the middle.

To fix unit 3 between the end boards, for example, as in the past, fix the base material for fixing the unit between the end boards, and nail the unit directly to this base material. It is best to fix the rim at the stop.

As mentioned above, the exterior covering material for door bags according to this invention consists of a plurality of units divided into upper and lower parts and a presser edge that presses the surface of this unit, and the unit is made up of a plurality of striped boards and this striped board. It has a back plate to which the plates are connected, and the placket plate is formed into an elongated shape having a constant width and length, and is extended in the horizontal direction and fixed to the back plate, and further, A pillow material approximately equal to the thickness of the Sarago board is sandwiched between the lowermost Sarago board and the back board, and the Sarago board is connected to the back board through this pillow material. It is fixed at a slight incline, and the lower part of the board is wrapped around the upper edge of this board, and then the top layer (the small board is fixed to the back board, and then the bottom board is fixed to the bottom board). protrudes somewhat downward from the pillow material, and a space is formed on the back side of the bottom panel P of the unit into which the upper edge of the panel board of the top row of the unit to be attached can fit. On the other hand, the raised edges have serrated grooves carved into the surface that contacts the surface of the flat plate, into which the unevenness of the flat plate can fit, and the upper edge of the multiple units is the lower edge of the upper unit. Since the structure is such that the ribs are fixed to the surface of the unit fixed in multiple stages, construction is simple, easy and quick, and each strip plate can be attached at equal intervals. The presser presses the surface of the placket board without any gaps, preventing warpage, deformation, and distortion of the board, and has the excellent effect of completely closing the gap between the board and the end board. .

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figures 1 and 2 are a front view and a sectional view of the door pocket;
Figures 4 and 4 are cross-sectional views and back views of the outer covering material showing an embodiment of the invention, and Figure 5 is a cross-sectional view showing an example of a unit assembly jig. 1... Sarago board, 2... Ribbed edge, 3...
...Unit, 4...Back plate, 5...
・Pillow material, 6... Jig, 7... Cut groove.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claim for Utility Model Registration] 1. In the outer covering material installed between the end boards and closing the outer opening of the end boards, 1. A plurality of units in which this outer covering material is divided into upper and lower parts, and this unit. The unit has a plurality of placket plates and a back plate to which the platy plates are connected, and the platy plate is formed into an elongated shape with a constant width and length i. It extends horizontally and is fixed to the backing board, and furthermore, at the bottom of the bottom panel of the unit, there is a pillow between it and the backing board that is approximately equal to the thickness of the backing board. The materials are sandwiched together, and the placket board is fixed at a slight angle to the back board through the pillow material, and the lower part of the board is wrapped around the upper edge of the board, and the top layer is successively placed. The Nisarako plate is fixed to the back plate, and the Nrako plate at the bottom of the unit protrudes somewhat downward (from the pillow material); A space is formed in which the upper line of the topmost cross-plated board, which is attached to the bottom tier, can be fitted, and the side edge has a surface that touches the surface of the cross-plated board, and the uneven surface of the cross-plated board. The upper edge of the multiple units is fitted into the lower edge of the upper unit, and the serrated grooves into which the units can be fitted are cut. An outer covering material for a door pocket, which is characterized by being constructed in a fixed manner. 2. The outer lining material for a door pocket according to claim 1 of the utility model registration claim, wherein the back plate is a narrow plywood board. 3. The outer cladding material for a door pocket according to claim 1 of the utility model registration claim, wherein a platy board is driven from the back side of the backing board and fixed to the backing board using I-shaped nails and adhesive.