JPS6032561B2 - Decorative panel manufacturing method - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The object of the present invention is to provide a decorative panel for ceilings or walls that is easy to construct and has a beautiful surface. A decorative panel is provided with a decorative frame material attached to the four peripheries of the surface with one piece protruding outward, and a decorative board having a directional pattern is provided with one piece located inward on the four peripheries of the surface of the decorative board. The decorative panel to which the IQ salmon frame material is attached is heated so that the outwardly protruding piece of the decorative panel is adjacent to the inwardly located piece of the other decorative panel, and the above-mentioned universal pattern is perpendicular to the decorative panel. The present invention relates to a method for manufacturing a uniform salmon panel, which is characterized in that the decorative panels are butted and fixed together in this manner.

Traditionally, there have been Iqsake panels with decorative frame materials attached to the four circumferences of the surface of the Ikokan board.

This Ikekan panel was joined using the male and female parts formed on the outer surface of the Ikekan frame material. However, it is very time-consuming to join these decorative panels together, and if the pattern of the decorative panel has a certain direction (for example, a wood grain pattern), it is necessary to pay attention to the direction of the pattern when joining. There were some drawbacks. Additionally, coffered ceilings have long been known as one of the ceiling styles of ancient Japanese pottery, but since coffered ceilings have coffered edges arranged in a lattice pattern, they require long coffered edges, and the coffered edges are arranged in a lattice pattern. This method had the drawback of requiring extremely complicated work. This invention is intended to solve the above-mentioned drawbacks, and will be explained in detail below with reference to embodiment figures.

FIG. 1 is a front view of a mill panel manufactured according to the present invention, and FIGS. 2 and 3 are sectional views taken along line AA and line BB' in FIG. 1, respectively. Reference numeral 1 denotes a seam board having a directional pattern. For example, the most typical directional pattern is a wood grain pattern as shown in the drawing, but other patterns may be used. Reference numeral 2 denotes a decorative frame village, which is attached to the four circumferences of the surface of the side board 1 so that one piece 3 of the decorative board 1 projects outward to form a light panel 8.

Further, the decorative frame material 2 has a stepped portion 4 formed on the inside to give it decorative properties, and a concave groove 5 for joining is formed on the outside edge. A notch 6 is formed in the upper part of the groove 5, and a notch 7 is also formed in the corner of the lower outer edge. The above-mentioned notch 6 can be used even in a small stepped part as shown in the drawing.
It may also be in the shape of a quarter circle, and is used when driving nails from that part. Forming such a notch not only makes driving the nail easier, but also prevents the nail head from entering the groove 5. It does not protrude and has the advantage that the nail head does not get in the way when inserting a nail or an adjacent nail. In addition, when forming ceilings and walls, Kuchitsu 7 has the advantage that the construction is similar to transparent construction, and the appearance is not monotonous and beautiful. Next, a decorative frame material 2 is attached to the four peripheries of the surface of the decorative board 9 so that a piece 10 of the decorative board 9, which also has a directional pattern, is positioned inward to form a decorative panel 11. The above-mentioned pattern is designed to be perpendicular to the pattern of the decorative panel 8 when it is joined to the decorative panel 8. When joining the decorative panel 8 and the decorative panel 11, the tip of the piece 3 protruding outward of the decorative panel 8 is butted against the tip of the piece 10 located inward of the decorative panel 11, and then a nail, adhesive, etc. Attach it with At this time, if the grooves 12 are inserted into the concave grooves of the opposing broadside frame members 2, the joining of the decorative panels 8 and 111 will be made stronger. In addition, a pasteboard is a printed substrate such as plywood, hardboard, insulation board, gypsum board, or rock wool board, decorative sheet such as decorative paper, decorative synthetic resin sheet, decorative cloth, or It is made of precious wood veneer.

In addition, the decorative frame material is a synthetic resin product manufactured by peeling or extrusion molding, and the material is manufactured from a synthetic resin board. To install the decorative panel manufactured according to the present invention on the ceiling surface, as shown in FIG. Insert the groove 12 into the groove 5 of the decorative frame material 2, fit the groove 5 of the Q frame 2 into the groove 12 of another decorative panel opening, and attach the other end of the decorative panel opening. Attach it by nailing it to the edge of the field using the method of Paneli. 14
is a nail.

Since this invention is constructed as described above, when the decorative panels are installed one after another, the direction of the pattern on the decorative panels naturally changes alternately, making it possible to construct a unique ceiling or wall surface. The two patterns are made into independent patterns by the decorative frame material, creating a three-dimensional and luxurious look.

Furthermore, when configuring the ceiling surface, it can be configured to look exactly the same as an ancient Japanese coffered ceiling. Furthermore, when joining two decorative panels together, the protruding decorative board of one decorative panel and the falling board located inside the other A frog panel are adjacent to each other, and the decorative panels are butted against each other and fixed. So,
It is not only possible to simply butt the side edges of the Q-book panels together, but also to securely fix them.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a front view showing one embodiment of a decorative panel manufactured according to the present invention, and FIGS.
The AA' sectional view, the BB sectional view, and FIG. 4 are sectional views showing the construction method of the decorative panel. In the drawings, 1 and 9 are decorative boards, 2 is a decorative frame material, 3 is an outwardly projecting portion of the decorative board, and 8 and 11 are decorative panels. Figure 4 Vertical view N Ship Figure 3

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. A decorative panel with a decorative frame material attached to the four circumferences of the surface of the decorative board having a directional pattern so that a piece of the decorative frame material protrudes outward; A decorative panel to which a decorative frame material is attached so that one piece of the decorative panel is located inward, and a piece of the decorative panel that projects outwardly is adjacent to a piece that is located inwardly of another decorative panel; A method for producing a decorative panel, which comprises abutting and fixing decorative panels so that directional patterns are perpendicular to each other.