JPS6016162Y2 - Auxiliary pole mounting device - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] This invention relates to a device for attaching an auxiliary column, and more particularly to a device for attaching the upper end of an auxiliary column erected at a required distance from the wall of a building to the wall of the building.

Generally, in a veranda, for example, each end of the cross beam and the horizontal wooden member are fixed to the wall of the building.

However, when installing a balcony on a building, if there are storm shutters on the wall of the planned area, the strength of installing Yokokasa wood members will be extremely reduced, making it difficult to install a balcony in such a location. There was a problem.

This idea was developed in view of the above points, and it is possible to securely fix the upper end of the auxiliary column, which is erected at a required distance from the wall of the building, to the wall of the building. An auxiliary pillar that can be installed to avoid obstacles in places where there are obstacles such as door pockets, and can be used to securely attach prefabricated structures such as balconies to the wall of the building. The object of the present invention is to provide a mounting device for.

This invention will be explained below based on embodiments shown in the drawings.

In the drawings, reference numeral 1 denotes a veranda, which, except for the deck board 5, is mainly made of extruded aluminum.

2 is a pair of pillars of the balcony 1, 3 is a pillow member that supports the lower end of each pillar 2 on the upper surface of the roof 21, and 4 is a lintel, which is a horizontal stop at the center of the height of the pair of pillars 2. appetizer 4a, and a cross beam 4b that is suspended between the pillar 2 and the building wall 12 so as to be on the same level as the appetizer 4a.
It is composed of.

Reference numeral 6 indicates a front cap member horizontally fixed to the upper ends of the pair of pillars 2, and 7 indicates a front cap member extending between the support pillar 2 and the building wall 12 or the auxiliary pillar 13 so as to be at the same level as the front cap member 6. A pair of left and right horizontal wooden members are fixed, 8 is a lattice panel fitted between the front @ 4a and the front wooden member 6, and between the horizontal beam 4b and the horizontal wooden member 7, and these are made up of a large number of parallel It is composed of a shaped lattice 9 and a pair of upper and lower frames (not shown) that respectively connect the upper and lower ends of the lattice 9.

10 is a window provided on the wall surface 12 of the building, and 11 is a shutter provided on one side of the window.

13 is an auxiliary pillar erected on the upper surface of the horizontal ff 14b on the front side of this door pocket 11, 14.15 is a pair of auxiliary pillar mounting strips attached to the wall surface 12 at the same level as the upper end of this auxiliary pillar 13, Each one end portion 14at15a of these strip plates 14.15 is connected to a pair of metal fittings 16 in the shape of a cross section fixed to the wall surface 12 above the door pocket 11 at a required distance from each other.
It is pivotally attached to the horizontal wall of 1 by screws 17, and both strip plates
4.degree. 15 can swing freely in a horizontal plane, and their tips can intersect with each other when viewed from the plane.

18 is a long hole drilled in the length direction of each strip 14.15;
Reference numeral 19 denotes an upper mounting bracket having an inverted U-shape in cross section, which is attached to the upper end of the auxiliary column 13 by a pair of screws 17, and has a screw hole 20 bored in its top wall.

Reference numeral 22 denotes a lower mounting bracket for attaching the lower end of the auxiliary column 13 to the upper surface of the cross beam 4b, and 23 indicates a mounting bracket for fixing one end of the horizontal Kasagi member 7 at the center of the height of the auxiliary column 13.

In the above, if the door pocket 11 of the storm door exists in the part of the wall surface 12 of the building where the balcony 1 is planned to be installed, this door pocket 11
First, the Yokasagi member 7 is cut to the required length so as to avoid this.

Next, an auxiliary column 13 is erected on the upper surface of the cross beam 4b near the front of the door pocket 11, and its lower end is connected to the cross beam 4b by a lower mounting bracket 22.

Next, add L to the wall surface 12 portion at the same level as the upper end of this auxiliary pillar 13, that is, the wall surface 12 portion beyond the upper end of the door pocket 11.
Shaped metal fittings 16.16 are attached, and a pair of strip plates 14.15 having elongated holes 18 are pivoted to these metal fittings 16.16 at a predetermined distance from each other.

These strips 14, 15 are swingable in a horizontal plane, and their tips can intersect with each other when viewed from the plane.

And at the upper end of the auxiliary column 13 these strips 14.1
5 intersect with each other when viewed from the plane, and both strip plates 14.
One screw 17 is inserted into the penetrating portion of the elongated holes 18 and 18 at the intersection of the two screws 15, and the tip thereof is inserted into the auxiliary column 1.
3. By being screwed into the screw hole 20 of the mounting bracket 19 provided at the upper end of the auxiliary column 13, the upper end of the auxiliary column 13 is attached to the pair of strip plates 1.
4.15 to the wall surface 12 of the building, and eventually the auxiliary column 13 is firmly fixed.

After that, the Yokokasa wooden member 7 is placed at the center of the height of this auxiliary pillar 13.
The cut end portion of the holder is attached via the attachment fitting 23.

In addition, in the above embodiment, the case where this invention is applied to the attachment of the auxiliary pillar 13 of the balcony 1 is shown, but this invention is not limited to such a balcony 1, but can be applied to other general assembled buildings such as balconies. Applicable to all cases in which auxiliary columns are fixed at a required distance from the wall of a building.

The auxiliary column mounting device according to this invention is as described above.
Auxiliary columns 13 are placed in front of the wall surface 12 of the building at a required interval, and a pair of auxiliary column mounting strips 14 and 15 are installed on a portion of the wall surface 12 at the same level as the upper end of this auxiliary column 13 in a horizontal plane. These strip plates 14.15 are fitted with screws long in the length direction of each strip plate 14.15, which are pivoted so that they can swing freely and their tips intersect with each other when viewed from above. Long insertion holes 18 and 1B are drilled, and the auxiliary pillar 13
These strips 14.15 cross each other at their upper ends, and a slot 18 is formed at the intersection of both strips 14.15.
, 18, one screw 17 is inserted into the penetrating portion of the mounting bracket 1, and its tip is provided at the upper end of the auxiliary column 13.
By being screwed into the screw hole 20 of 9, the auxiliary column 13
The upper end is connected to the building wall 1 through a pair of strips 14.15.
Since it is attached to wall 1 of the building,
The upper end of the auxiliary pillar 13 assembled at a required distance from 2 can be firmly fixed to the wall surface 12 of the building. Avoid objects and use auxiliary pillar 13
This has the effect that an assembled structure such as a veranda 1 can be securely attached to the wall surface 12 of the building via the auxiliary pillar 13.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings show an embodiment of this invention; Fig. 1 is a perspective view of the veranda, and Fig. 2 is a partially enlarged exploded perspective view showing how the auxiliary pillars are attached.・・・・・・Beam, 4 b-
``Horizontal beam 74e'' 68 Yokokasa wood members, 11... door pocket,
12-"Building wall, 13-"Auxiliary column, 14.15
・・・・・・Strip plate for auxiliary pillar A size, 17-” screw, 1
8°°° long hole 19ammaa *Top mounting bracket, 20°
,---05 hole.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] Auxiliary columns 13 are placed in front of the wall surface 12 of the building at a required interval, and a pair of auxiliary column mounting strips 14 and 15 are installed on a portion of the wall surface 12 at the same level as the upper end of this auxiliary column 13 in a horizontal plane. These strip plates 14.15 are fitted with screws long in the length direction of each strip plate 14.15, which are pivoted so that they can swing freely and their tips intersect with each other when viewed from above. Long insertion holes 18, 18 are drilled, and the auxiliary column 13
At the upper end, these strip plates 14 and 15 are made to intersect with each other when viewed from above, and one screw 17 is inserted into the penetrating portion of the long holes 18 and 1B at the intersection of both strip plates 14 and 15, The top end of the auxiliary pillar 13 is screwed into the screw hole 20 of the mounting bracket 19 provided at the upper end of the auxiliary pillar 13, so that the upper end of the auxiliary pillar 13 is attached to the wall surface 12 of the building via the pair of strip plates 14 and 15. Auxiliary pillar attachment device.