JPS6146115Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to a structure of the attachment part of the end of the handrail that is most suitable for attaching a handrail to which a large load is not applied.

Handrails are generally installed by, for example, making a counter-sink in a wall panel, inserting the end of the handrail into the recessed part, and then driving screw nails diagonally into the end of the handrail from the surface of the wall panel. By attaching the handrail in this manner, the handrail can be firmly attached to the wall. However, installing such a handrail is not easy because it requires precise and time-consuming spot digging, and the heads of the screw nails are exposed, which is not aesthetically pleasing. Furthermore, for handrails that do not bear much load, such as the handrails of special storage shelves installed near the ceiling, it may not be necessary to install a strong handrail as described above.

The present invention was developed in view of the above points, and is a structure for the mounting part of the handrail end that is easy to construct, beautiful, and ideal for installing handrails that do not bear much load. After the handrail end is fixed to the bracket, the end of the handrail is fitted onto the bracket from above, and a spacer is attached from above between the wall surface and the end face of the handrail. .

Hereinafter, one embodiment of the structure of the handrail end attachment part of the present invention will be described as shown in the drawings.

In the drawing, 1 is the bracket, 2 is the handrail, and 3 is the bracket.
is a spacer, and the structure of the attachment part of the handrail end of the present invention is constructed by attaching the handrail 2 to the wall 4 as shown in FIG.

The bracket 1 has an approximately T-shaped cross section, and a vertical locking plate 1 is provided approximately at the center of one side of the vertical board 10.
1 is provided protrudingly. and vertical substrate 10
is provided with an appropriate number of screw holes 10', 10'... on both sides of the vertical locking plate 11, and the vertical locking plate 11 has a large number of locking claws 11', 11' on both sides.
1'... is formed. The locking claws 11', 11'
In this case, a large number of V-shaped grooves are formed in the vertical locking plate 11, and the portions surrounded by the V-shaped grooves are bent obliquely to the left and right of the vertical locking plate. By forming the locking claws 11', 11', . . . in this way, it is possible to easily fit the end portion of the handrail into the vertical locking plate 11, and to make it difficult to separate the end portion of the handrail.

Further, the handrail 2 is provided with an elongated vertical locking groove 20 extending over the end surface and the lower surface of the handrail. In order to fit and lock the bracket 1 to the vertical locking plate 11, the vertical locking groove 20 has a width larger than the thickness of the vertical locking plate 11, and has a width larger than the locking claws 11 on both sides of the vertical locking plate 11. ', 11' is made smaller than the width between the tips (in the thickness direction of the vertical locking plate 11), and in order to hide the vertical locking plate 11, the depth along the longitudinal direction of the handrail 2 is vertically locked. The length is approximately equal to the horizontal length of the plate 11, and the height is greater than the height of the vertical locking plate 11. Further, the end surface of the handrail 2 is larger than the vertical board 10, and the vertical locking groove 20 is provided at approximately the center in the width direction of the end surface and the lower surface of the handrail, thereby making it easy to attach the handrail. This is to prevent the peripheral edge of the vertical board 10 from protruding from the outer circumferential surface of the handrail and spoiling the appearance. In addition, 21 is handrail 2
A handrail 5 formed on the lower surface of the
5. The heads of a large number of balustrades 5, 5, . . . can be fastened together at appropriate intervals inside by the concealment grooves in the heads.

Further, the spacer 3 is constructed by forming a downwardly elongated vertical notch 30 in the widthwise center of a rectangular substrate made of soft vinyl chloride resin. The vertical notch 30 has a width equal to that of the vertical locking plate 11 in order to fit into the vertical locking plate 11.
The length (height) is slightly larger than the height of the vertical locking plate 11. Also, the size of the spacer 3 above is
In order to prevent the vertical notch 30 from protruding from the outer circumferential surface of the handrail and to make the vertical board 10 conspicuous when the vertical notch 30 is fitted to the vertical locking plate 11, the vertical notch 30 is made equal to or slightly smaller than the end face of the handrail. The size of the vertical substrate 10 is larger than that of the vertical substrate 10. The thickness of the spacer 3 is determined by the thickness of the spacer 3, which is installed between the end face of the handrail and the wall surface, or more precisely in the case of the embodiment, the end face of the handrail and the vertical substrate 10, and is preferably press-fitted to prevent looseness in the installation of the handrail. It is designed to be large enough to prevent such problems.

Therefore, the structure of the attachment part of the handrail end of the present invention is as follows:
As shown in FIG. 1, the bracket 1 is brought into contact with the vertical substrate 10 against a wall surface, and the screws 6, 6, . . .
...The handrail 2 is fixed by means such as a stopper, and the vertical locking groove 20 of the handrail 2 is fitted into the vertical locking plate 11 of the bracket 1 from above, and the locking claws 11', 1
1' and fixed to the bracket 1, and the vertical notch 30 of the spacer 3 is fitted into the vertical locking plate 11 of the bracket 1 from above to connect the wall surface and the end surface of the handrail. The construction is usually carried out in this order.

In addition, if the spacer 3 in the above-mentioned structure is made to be more flexible, it can be hidden not only between the vertical substrate 10 and the end face of the handrail, but also from the wall surface to the end face of the handrail. Of course, there is no problem in appearance even if the vertical substrate 10 is not necessarily hidden, but when the vertical substrate 10 is hidden, another means is to form a vertical substrate hiding part (not shown) protruding on one surface of the spacer 3. You can also do that. Furthermore, the handrails 5, 5, . . . are normally attached after the handrail 2 is attached to the bracket 1.

As mentioned above, the structure of the handrail end attachment part of the present invention is that after the bracket is fixed to the wall, the handrail end is fitted to the bracket, and a spacer is inserted from above between the wall surface and the handrail end surface. Since it is equipped with a handrail, it is easy to install the handrail, and
The spacer has the effect of concealing fixing devices such as screws for fixing the bracket, making it look beautiful, and is especially suitable for installing handrails that can be fixed to a wall with sufficient strength but do not bear much load. It is of extremely high practical value.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings show an embodiment of the present invention; FIG. 1 is a side view thereof, and FIG. 2 is an exploded perspective view thereof. 1... Bracket, 2... Handrail, 3... Spacer, 4... Wall, 10... Vertical board, 11...
Vertical locking plate, 11'...Latching pawl, 20...Vertical locking groove, 30...Vertical notch.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A bracket having a substantially T-shaped cross section, which has a vertical locking plate protruding from approximately the center of one side of the vertical board and a large number of locking claws formed on both sides of the vertical locking plate, is brought into contact with the vertical board against a wall surface. The handrail is fixed to the wall by means such as screws, and the end of the handrail has an elongated vertical locking groove extending from the end surface of the handrail to the bottom surface of the handrail. is fitted into the vertical locking plate and fixed to the bracket, and a spacer having an elongated vertical notch facing downward is connected to the wall surface by fitting the vertical notch into the vertical locking plate. A structure of a mounting part of a handrail end, characterized in that it is installed between the handrail end face and the handrail end surface.