JPS6134448Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] This invention relates to a wall-cut tree that is used to easily and beautifully finish the part of a wall that has been plastered.

Conventionally, the areas where paint has been painted tend to get dirty due to adhesion of wall materials during the undercoating and topcoating processes, and it has been necessary to clean them with a water brush each time. Wall materials such as gypsum plaster are used in the undercoating process, and because the coating is thicker than the topcoat, the walls are particularly dirty and require a considerable amount of effort to clean.

In addition, the scattering dimension is usually one-fourth of the column dimension,
The coating thickness of the wall material must be constant, and mastering the plastering technique is required to match the dimensions of this scattering, but recently the lack of such skilled workers has become a bottleneck in the wall painting process.

Therefore, this idea makes it easy to set the position of wall coating, and it is finished with uniform scattering dimensions.
And, to provide a fallen wall tree that can finish a scattered part beautifully and with good workability by protecting the scattered part from contamination during an undercoating process.

Hereinafter, an embodiment of this invention will be explained based on the drawings. The wall-scattered tree 1 has a stepped portion 3 at the side edge of the tree board 2.
This is an extrusion molded product of synthetic resin in which a protective plate 4 is provided and a connecting portion of the protective plate is a thin connecting portion 5. A large number of perforations 6 are provided on the surface of the wooden board to ensure good adhesion to the wall material. In addition, double-sided adhesive tape 7 is attached to the back side.
It is designed so that it can be easily installed on the side of a column.

To use a wall-scattered tree with this configuration,
First, peel off the release paper of the double-sided tape that is adhered to the back side of the pinning board and adhere it to the side of the pillar 8 to fix the wall-scattered plinth in a predetermined position. Next, an undercoat 10 is applied to the lath board 9 using a wall material such as gypsum plaster. In this undercoating work, the step part 3 of the fixed tree is touched by the trowel, so that the wall material can be easily coated to a constant thickness at all times. As described above, most of the dirt on the scattered portion 11 due to adhesion of wall material occurs during this undercoating process, but since it is covered by the protection plate 4, the adhesion of dirt is prevented. After the undercoat wall material has hardened, the timber board 2 is embedded within the wall material and will not come off. Next, protect plate 4
is broken off or cut out from the thin connection part 5 at the edge of the fixed wood board, and then finished with a top coat 12. The overcoat wall material is mainly a so-called fiber wall material made by kneading fibers with a bond, so even if there is no protective plate at this time, the scattered area will not get dirty. Furthermore, even when Juraku wall material is used, the amount of wall material used for topcoating is very small, so it is less likely to get dirty, and the cleaning effort required in the past is greatly reduced.

As explained above, the wall scattering work of this invention has a stepped part formed at the edge of the fixed tree and a protective plate is installed in series, so the wall scattering work can be done using the stepped part as a trowel, and it is always constant and in a straight line. It can be formed on a wall with a through hole, and by concealing the scattered area with a protective plate, it is protected from contamination during work, and without wasting cleaning time, it is possible to easily and efficiently finish the beautiful wall surface of the scattered area. Has characteristics.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Figure 1 is a slope diagram showing the wall-scattered trees of this invention.
Figure 2 is a front view of the wall, Figures 3 and 4 are the
It is a sectional view of the wall dispersion process in the A section of the figure. 1... Wall-scattered tree,... Fixed wood board, 3... Step section,
4...Protection plate, 5...Thin connection part.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A wall-scattered tree board characterized in that a step part is formed at the side edge of the tree board and a protective plate is connected to the board, and the protective plate is integrally connected to the board at a thin connection part.