JPS609358Y2 - Satsushi frame corner block - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] This invention relates to a corner block consisting of a shoji stopper and a shoji puller that are fitted into the corners of the lower frame of a sash frame that accommodates shoji in a sliding type. At the same time, when sweeping out the dust that has accumulated on the bottom frame, it can be easily and reliably swept outside without leaving anything behind. The aim is to provide the functions that can be used with the purpose of maintaining them.

The structure and operation of the corner block according to this invention will be explained by an example. As shown in the drawing with the corner block fitted into the sash frame 6, the corner block is composed of the shoji restraining part 1 and the shoji drawing part 2. The parts 1 and 2 may be integrated or separate from each other.

Therefore, the shoji restraining part 1 and the shoji drawing part 2 are sized to cover almost the entire corner of the lower frame 7, and the end surface 3 of the shoji restraining part 1 facing the shoji 12 is As shown in FIG. 1, when viewed from above, the indoor side and the outdoor side, excluding the part where the shoji 12 contacts, each form a curved line,
Also, when looking at the end face 3 in the upright direction, it is shaped so as to protrude sequentially from the upper part to the lower part, and the protruding state is provided so as to be out of the blue or to be inclined.

Next, the shoji drawing part 2 has a recess 4 in the approximate center thereof into which the door stop piece 9 protruding from the vertical frame 8 is fitted, and the end face 5 of the shoji drawing part 2 facing the shoji 12 is As shown in FIG. 1, when viewed from above, it forms a blue sky curve like the letter r3J with the recessed hole 4 at the center, and when the end surface 5 is viewed in the upright direction, the shoji restraining portion 1 Similarly, it protrudes from the upper part to the lower part in order from the front to the slanted state.

In addition, when the shoji 12 is closed, the shoji 12 is moved toward the indoor side and the tight material of the shoji 12 is pressed against the door stop piece 9, so when viewed from the top surface of the end surface 5 of the shoji pull-in part 2. The electricity is shaped so that it is gradually recessed from the outdoor side toward the indoor side, and the vertical stile 13 of the shoji 12 is curved in a direction in which both the indoor and outdoor corners approach each other,
It is preferable that the attracting action be more reliable.

Furthermore, as mentioned above, the shoji stopper part 1 and the shoji puller part 2 may be separate parts from each other, but in order to form them in one piece, it is necessary to avoid the partition piece 10 of the vertical frame 8 and separate them at the other side. They are connected together.

In addition, the corner blocks are as shown in Figures 4 and 5.
Used for inclined or stepped bottom frames.

The rails 11, 11 of the outer lower frame 7 are cut out from the front side before reaching the vertical frame 8, as in the conventional case.

This invention has the above structure, and if the corner block of the invention is attached to the corner of the lower frame 7 of the sash frame 6, then when the shoji 12 on the indoor side in the figure is run toward the shoji stopper part 1, The shoji 12 hits the shoji stopper part 1 and prevents it from moving further, and if the shoji 12 on the outdoor side is run toward the shoji drawing part 2, the shoji 12 will stop moving further than the shoji drawing part 2. It hits the end surface 5 and is guided toward the indoor side.

When dust accumulates on the bottom frame 7 and is to be swept out, each indoor and outdoor shoji 12, 12 is separated from the corner flock, and the dust is swept out from the cutout of the rail 11 with a broom, as in the conventional method. Since the end surfaces 3 and 5 of the corner blocks are curved in plan and protrude in the upright direction, dust is guided toward the outside when swept outside, and the corner blocks are not connected to the lower frame 7.
Since it covers almost the entire corner of the container, it can be ejected reliably without leaving anything behind.

Therefore, the corner block according to this invention has the function of making it extremely easy to discharge dust etc. that has accumulated on the bottom frame while reliably retaining the function of restraining the shoji and the function of drawing the shoji to the doorstop piece. With this in mind, the corner block of the present invention solves the problem that conventional satsushis had, such as being difficult to clean.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a plan view showing the corner block according to this invention attached to a sash frame, Fig. 2 is a sectional view taken along the line A-A in Fig. 1, and Fig. 3 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line B-B in Fig. 1. cross-sectional view,
FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing a corner block used for an inclined bottom frame, and FIG. 5 is a perspective view showing a corner block used for a stepped bottom frame. 1...Shoji restraining part, 2...Shoji drawing part, 3゜5...End face, 4...Recessed hole, 6
... Satsushi frame, 7 ... Bottom frame, 8 ...
... Vertical frame, 9 ... Door stop piece, 1o ...
・Partition piece, 11...Rail, 12...
Shoji, 13... vertical stile.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] In a corner block in which the shoji restraining part 1 and the shoji drawing part 2 are formed integrally or separately from each other and housed in the lower corner part of the sash frame 6, the doorstop piece 9 of the shoji restraining part 1 and the vertical frame 8
The shoji drawing part 2 has a recessed hole 4 into which the shoji 12 is fitted, and the corner part 7 of the lower frame 7 is covered almost entirely, and the end surface 3 of the shoji stopper part 1 facing the shoji 12 is When viewed from the top, the indoor side and the outdoor side, excluding the part where the shoji 12 contacts, form a curve, and the end face 5 of the sour shoji pulling part 2 facing the shoji 12 is blue when viewed from the top, and each end face 3;
In the standing direction of 5, the corner block of the sash frame is shaped like a state in which it protrudes sequentially from the top to the bottom.