JPS6051286A - Net door accomodating housing - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] This bulletin contains application data before electronic filing, so abstract data is not recorded.

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] 1) During the period when the screen door is not needed, when the screen door blocks the sunlight and you want even a little warmth from the sunlight, the screen door is not needed because it obstructs the view from indoors to outdoors, and from dirt and damage from the outside. To protect your home, you need a place where you can easily store your screen door. Therefore, the current door pocket exclusively for shutters will be changed to a door pocket that can be used for both shutters and screen doors. In order to prevent the two doors from coming into contact with each other inside the door pocket and being damaged or damaged, the entrance and exit will be exclusive to dedicated floor 1.

2) There are different sizes of door pockets depending on the size of the window, but the method is the same for all. If you have a large screen door with a screen in the middle, you can place the screen in the position of the handle opening, making it convenient to put in and take out the screen and protect the screen.

5) When there are two or more screen doors on the same sash, the space on the screen door storage floor increases according to the number of screens.

4) For the currently sold sashes, remove the screen door from the rail and store or take it out from the screen door outlet as shown in the drawing.

5) Explanation of drawings (Figure 1) Perspective view (Figure 2) Front view of the door pocket (Figure 6) Left side view of the door bag (Figure 4) Right side view of the door bag (Figure 5)
Lower partition plate inside the door bag (Figure 6) Lower partition plate inside the door bag (Figure 7)
) Bottom plate for placing the screen inside the door bag (Figure 8) Longitudinal cross-sectional view (Figure 9) Top view (Figure 10) Bottom view The drawing shows the left outlet, but the same is true for the right outlet. Method) % formula % 1. Case display Screen door storage 3. Person making the amendment Relationship with the case Patent applicant's name: Sanori Suzuki 4, agent ■ 450 □ 4 November 8, 1982 (Shipping date: 1982) November 29, 2016) -1',j,',<-17' 1/νj formula r6 7. Contents of the amendment (11 Changed "Name" in the first line item on page 1 of the specification to "Name of the invention. ” is corrected.

(2) ``Scope of Claims'' on page 1, item 2 of the same page shall be corrected to ``Scope of Claims.''

(3) The item ``Detailed explanation'' on the 7th line of page 1 is corrected to ``Detailed explanation of the invention J.''

(4) On page 2, line 7, item ``5) Explanation of the drawings'' is corrected to ``4. Brief explanation of the drawings J.''

I"2 Procedural amendment book Mr. Kazuo Wakasugi, Commissioner of the Patent Office 1. Display of incident 1982 Patent No. 158736 2, Title of invention Screen door storage 3. Person who makes corrections Relationship to the case: Patent applicant Name: Sasuke Suzuki 4. Agent ■450 (1) Full text of Book A Correct to.

(2) The entire specification shall be corrected as shown in the attached sheet.

(3) Figures 1 to 9 of the drawings shall be corrected as shown in the attached sheet.

(4) Delete Figure 10 of the drawings.

The above full text Amended specification Tin J1 Name of the invention Screen door storage section Storm door storage for screen door storage Claim 3, Detailed description of the invention Technical portion gjF This invention relates to a door bag for storing a rain door, and in particular, the screen door storage section. This item is attached to a door pocket for storing storm shutters.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION In conventional houses and other buildings, screens are installed on windows, entrances and exits, etc. in order to prevent insects from entering the building during the summer while allowing outside air to enter the building.

By the way, if the screen door is left in place even when it is no longer needed, the screen door may block sunlight entering the room, become an eyesore when looking outside from inside, and cause rainwater to leak out. This can cause the screen door to become dirty due to dust, etc.

Therefore, when the screen door is no longer needed, it is normal to remove the screen door and store it in another location until the screen door changes again. Carrying the screens (arranging and tidying up the screen doors at the A and H pipe locations) is quite troublesome, and it is also difficult to carry the screen doors while putting them in and taking them out from the maintenance location T1. There is also a risk that the screen door may be damaged if it comes into contact with other items.

In addition, there is also the problem that the screen door gets dirty due to dust and dirt getting on the screen door while it is being stored, and the screen door has to be washed when the 121 house is used again.

Purpose of the Invention The present invention solves these circumstances. As a hook, the 11v 1 door can be easily stored when it is not needed, and the screen door can also be used to drain rainwater.

The purpose of this invention is to provide a screen door storage device as inexpensive as possible, which can protect from dirt due to dust and reduce the risk of lil damage caused by contact with articles.

Structure of the Invention The gist of the present invention is to provide a partition inside a door pocket for storing a storm door, which partitions the inside of the door pocket into a storm door storage section and a screen door storage section in which the screen door is to be stored. direction,
iii. A screen door inlet/outlet is provided on the side of the door pocket where the screen door storage section is provided.

In addition to the effects of the invention, the present invention also provides a storage space for the interior of the shutter storage bag that was originally necessary. It has a single door storage section, and all you need to do is make the door pocket a little larger and provide a partition side and a screen door slot 1", and the screen door storage section can be manufactured at a low cost.
This eliminates the need to keep a separate storage area for the screen door indoors or in a storeroom.

In addition, since the door pocket is located adjacent to the window and the entrance/exit [1st class], there is no need to carry the removed screen door for long distances, and when carrying it across the L, the screen door can be moved in various ways. Injury caused by hitting or coming into contact with an obstacle
) will no longer occur.

In addition, since the 11 houses are covered with the door bag, the screen door is covered with dust, etc. If the problem disappears and the screen door is removed at the time when it is needed, it will be possible to take the screen door out of the bag and put it in the required place, and what is more, the screen door at that time will be removed. There is also no need to carry it around.

Embodiment Next, an embodiment of the present invention will be explained based on the drawings.

In Figures 1 to 3, V is applied to 10 t, i window 12.
This is a door pocket for storing rain shutters, which are arranged side by side. Door bag 10
is the same as a normal door pocket, LQ temporary 14° bottom plate 1G,
It consists of side plates 18, 20 and face plate 22. Door bag 1
The inside of 0 stores the partition plate 24.2 (according to i-2, which stores the shutter 28 and the trr + door:) 2, which is a partition plate 24.2 that is suspended between the side plates 18 and 20. Screen door storage i'F
In addition, one side plate 18 is provided with openings 36 and 38 for taking the shutter 28 and the screen door 32 into and out of the shutter storage section 30 and the screen storage 8I134, respectively. A notch 42 similar to the notch 40 of the shutter opening 36 is formed approximately at the center of the screen door opening 38, through which a hand can be inserted into the door pocket IO.

The partition plates 24 and 26 are elongated rectangular plates with both ends bent in opposite directions, and both bent ends are fixed to the inner surfaces of the side plates 18 and 20 with screws.

Moreover, each one of these bent ends is attached to the side plate 18.
It is fixed to a part close to the screen door opening 38, and when the shutter 32 is inserted or removed from the screen door opening 38, the shutter 3
2 is now guided by the partition plates 24 and 26ζ
There is. The partition plates 24 and 26 are respectively inserted into the door pockets 1.0 and 4.0 of the screen door 32. -, : ? It is arranged at a position substantially opposite to the end of the door pocket 10.
The screen door 32 and the shutter 28 housed inside are prevented from coming into contact with each other.

A base plate 44 is disposed at the bottom of the screen door storage section 34. The base plate 44 is formed by bending both ends of a rectangular plate in the same direction, as shown in Figure 5. The ends are fixed to the side plates 18 and 20 with screws. Base plate 4
The height of the screen door 3 is determined so that the upper surface of the screen door 4 is approximately the same height as the bottom edge of the screen door opening 38), and the height of the screen door 3 is
2 can be easily pushed into the door pocket 10.
The screen door 32 can be easily taken out from 0 yen.

To make the number of doors 0 and IIY 1 door 32 into 2 with such a configuration, first install the screen door 32 into one frame of the window 12 61? and bottom frame 4
8, insert the 1'1111 part in the left stone direction into the screen door slot 38, and then push :z, l+ into the back of the door pocket 10. At this time, the storm door 32 is guided by the partition plate 24.2 (i) and smoothly inserted into the door pocket IO as described above.

When there are multiple screen doors 32, insert your hand from the IJJ cutout 42 and place the 111m shutter into the screen door storage section 34 into the door pocket 1.
0 toward the face plate 22 side, then ° (2 sheets 1" I O)
It is sufficient to insert the ill'1 door 32 into the door pocket 10. Since the notch 42 is provided at approximately the center of the screen door insertion/extraction opening 38, it can be operated at the appropriate time when the screen door 32 with lJi in the center is inserted or removed. Of course, the screen door 32 can be taken in and out of the screen without damaging it.

Note that the procedure for taking out the m door 32 is the reverse of the above.

By making the storm door storage door bag capable of storing the screen door in this way, there is no need to secure a place to store the screen door 32 when the screen door is not needed, and the removed screen door 32 can be stored. This also saves you the trouble of transporting it to the storage location. Therefore, there is no risk of damaging the screen door 32 when carrying it around.

Usually, other items are placed or stored in the screen door storage area, so there is a risk that the screen door will hit other items and be damaged during the screen door storage operation.
” - The screen door storage section 34 inside the door bag 10 is dedicated to the screen door, and the screen door 32 is structured so that it does not come into contact with the storm door 28 inside the door bag, so there is no risk of the screen door 32 being damaged while the screen door is stored. . Moreover, the stored screen door 32 has a door bag of 10
Since the screen door 32 was covered with dust, there was dust on the screen door 32 during storage.

There is no need for dust to accumulate on the screen door and make it dirty.

Therefore, when the screen door 32 becomes necessary, the door pocket 10
This allows you to take the screen out of the box and use it as is, eliminating the need to wash the screen before use.

It should be noted that the present invention can be implemented in a different form than the embodiment described in -F.

For example, it is possible to provide a lid to cover the screen door opening 38. Figures 6, 1, and 7 show examples of door pockets equipped with such a lid. In FIG. 6, 50 is rotatably attached to the side plate 18 of the door pocket 10 by a hinge 52 of the hinged door 1. The lid 50 is locked in the closed state by a stopper 54. It will be done.) Nage C is here.

Figure 7 shows an example in which a sliding door type EF5G is installed in the door pocket 10, and the lid 5 [i is the force □ I', 58 which opens and closes while being guided. 60 in the figure is the partition plate 24
．． A stopper portion 26 is provided, and 62 is a knob.

By providing such a cover in the screen door opening 38, dust, dirt, etc. (
; The effect of preventing first wear is produced even better.

In the above embodiment, both ends of the partition plates 24, 26 are bent in opposite directions, but it is of course possible to bend both ends of the partition plates 24, 26 in the same direction as shown in FIG. (FIG. 8 shows only the partition plate 24), or it is also possible to provide a reinforcing portion JA64 on the base plate 44 as shown in FIG.

Moreover, it is more desirable to provide the screen door inlet/outlet L'38 on the same side as the storm door inlet/outlet 1136, but it is preferable to provide the screen door inlet/outlet L1'38 on the side plate 20 on the opposite side from the side plate 18 on which the storm door inlet/outer L36 is provided. Furthermore, it is also possible to lower the position of the screen door insertion/extraction Li2S and omit the base plate 44.

In addition, the partition plates 24 and 26 are on the upper side if) G body J, -1"
The object of the present invention can be achieved even if it is installed on either side, and as shown in FIG. It is also possible to divide it into a rain door storage area and a screen door storage area.

Although other examples are omitted, the present invention does not depart from the spirit thereof. ! It is possible to implement it with various changes based on the knowledge of the Ministry of Industry.

4. Brief Description of the Drawings FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a 1L one-door bag with a storage section, which is an embodiment of the present invention. FIGS. 2 and 3 are a partially cutaway front view and a 1111 view of the door pocket.

FIG. 4 is a sectional view taken along line I--IV in FIG. 2, and FIG. 5 is a front view of one of the plates shown in FIGS. 1 to 3. 6th
7 and 7 are views from the main RI side of a door pocket according to another embodiment of the present invention, respectively. 8 and 9 are flat + l + i 1tli views, respectively, without showing the partition members used in other embodiments of the present invention; 10; Door pocket 24
．． 26: Partition plate 28: Storm door 32: Screen door 30; Rain door storage section 34: Screen door storage section 3'8: Screen door insertion/removal l roller 6.68: Partition member view Figure 3 Figure 8 Figure 7 - - -1 Figure 9 227 ′ Shaved 1st string

Claims (1)

[Claims] A separate floor dedicated to the screen door is provided inside the door pocket for the storm door.
A screen door storage device that has a partition so that it does not come into contact with the storm door, and that allows the screen door to be put in and taken out regardless of the shutter opening.