JPS6023362Y2 - Floor/wall mounting device - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the idea] This invention relates to a floor/wall mounting device.

As shown in Fig. 1, a conventional exterior wall panel has a trapezoidal shape with a base metal fitting 1 having a protrusion 1a attached to the upper surface of a foundation (not shown), and an exterior wall panel 2 dropped into the lower frame 2a. The V-shaped protrusion 1a was fitted into the recess 2b.

Additionally, the floor panel (not shown) was fixed to the foundation using separate mounting hardware (not shown).

However, since the outer wall panel 2 is only linearly supported by the ridgeline of the protrusion 1a, the installation of the outer wall panel 2 becomes extremely unstable. Therefore, there was a problem in that the positioning accuracy of the outer wall panel 2 was poor due to rattling in the panel thickness direction.

Furthermore, since the floor panel was fixed to the foundation using separate mounting hardware, the installation work was also complicated.

Therefore, an object of this invention is to provide a floor/wall mounting device that can improve the mounting stability and mounting accuracy of wall panels, and also allows easy installation of flooring materials.

An embodiment of this invention is shown in FIGS. 2 and 3.

That is, as shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, in this floor/wall mounting device, a substantially U-shaped base metal fitting 4 is fixed on a foundation 3, and a flooring material 5 is placed in the recess of this base metal piece 4. At the same time, an outer wall panel 6 is placed and fixed on the base metal fittings 4.

In this case, the base metal fitting 4 has its lower piece 4a placed on the upper end surface of the foundation 3, and is fixed by an anchor bolt 7 planted in the foundation 3 and a nut 8 screwed into the anchor bolt 7.

Further, the top piece 4b has an upright piece 4c formed by bending the top end.

On the other hand, the floor material 5 consists of a joist 9 and a subfloor material 10, and the end of the joist 9 is mounted on the lower piece 4a of the base metal fitting 4.
A subfloor material 10 is laid on top of the floor.

Note that the end of the joist 9 has a notch 9a for accommodating the head of the anchor bolt 7 and the nut 8.

In addition, the end of the flooring material 10 is press-fitted between the joists 9 and the upper piece 4b of the foundation metal fitting 4, and the outer wall panel 6 that is attached to the foundation metal fitting 4
The load is shared and supported.

Further, as shown in FIG. 2, the outer wall panel 6 has an upper frame 6a.
, a slate 6d is attached to the front surface of a panel frame consisting of a lower frame 6b and both side frames 6c.As shown in Fig. 3, the lower frame 6b has a road-shaped cross section, and a slate is attached to the tip of the horizontal piece. The hook portion 6e is formed by bending.

Then, the lower surface of the lower frame 6b is placed on the upper piece 4b of the base metal fitting 4, and the hook portion 6e is attached to the upright piece 4c.

In this way, since the lower frame 6b of the wall panel 6 is planarly supported by the upper piece 4b of the base metal fitting 4, the mounting state of the outer wall panel 6 is stabilized.

Further, since the hook portion 6e of the outer wall panel 6 is hooked to the upright piece 4c of the base metal fitting 4, wobbling of the outer wall panel 6 in the panel thickness direction is eliminated, and the mounting accuracy is improved.

Furthermore, since the load of the outer wall panel 6 applied to the base metal fittings 4 is supported by the center piece 4d and the flooring material 5,
It can withstand heavy loads.

In addition, since the flooring material 5 is attached to the base metal fittings 4,
There is no need for special floor material mounting brackets, and the installation work is simplified by the amount of construction required.

Furthermore, since the flooring material 5 can be installed by sufficiently inserting it deep into the recess of the base metal fitting 4, the flooring material 5 will not fall off from the foundation 3, and its installation strength will be improved.

As mentioned above, the floor/wall mounting device of this invention has a foundation,
A U-shaped base metal fitting whose lower piece is placed and fixed on the foundation and has an upright part at the tip of the upper piece, a flooring material whose end is inserted into the recess of the base metal piece, and a lower end surface of the base metal piece. Since the wall panel is placed on the top piece and the hook part provided at the lower part of the inner surface is attached to the upright part, it is possible to improve the installation stability and accuracy of the wall panel, and it is possible to improve the installation stability and installation accuracy of the wall panel. This has the effect of being easy to implement.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a sectional view of a conventional example, FIG. 2 is a perspective view of an exterior wall panel and base metal fittings used in an embodiment of this invention, and FIG. 3 is a sectional view of this embodiment. 3...Foundation, 4...Foundation metal fittings, 4a.
...Lower piece, 4b...Top piece, 4c...
... Standing piece, 5 ... Floor material, 6 ... External wall panel, 6e ... Hook part.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A foundation, a U-shaped base metal fitting whose lower piece is placed and fixed on the foundation and has an upright part at the tip of the upper piece, a floor material whose end is inserted into the recessed part of the base metal piece, and whose lower end surface is placed and fixed on the foundation metal. A floor/wall mounting device comprising a wall panel placed on an upper piece of a base metal fitting and having a hook part provided at a lower part of an inner side surface attached to the upright part.