JPS6220638Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] This invention relates to a door pocket that is connected to one side of a window frame and stores a shutter.

Conventionally, the head panels attached to the outdoor side of door bags were installed by fitting them into grooves provided on the outdoor side of the top and bottom frames of the door bag, or by placing the lower stile side of the head plate on the outdoor side of the bottom frame. However, in the case of these mounting configurations, for example, when it is windy and rainy, the mirror plate is agitated by the wind and generates abnormal noise, and special measures have to be taken to shut off the rain.

The present invention was created in view of the above-mentioned conventional drawbacks.
To provide a door bag which can firmly hang a mirror panel on the outdoor side of a door pocket, prevent the panel from rattling, and which can be closed well in the rain.

Next, an embodiment of the present invention will be explained with reference to a diagram. In the diagram, S is a sash attached to a window opening W opened in a wall mainly made of aerated concrete, for example. It is composed of a sash frame 1 attached to W, and a door pocket 8 connected to the sash frame 1 at a connecting part P and attached to the outdoor side of a side wall.

This sash frame 1 has an upper frame 2 having shoji rails 2A, 2B, a screen door rail 2C, and a shutter groove 2D.
, shoji rails 3A, 3B and screen door rails 3C
and a lower frame 3 having a shutter groove 3D, a door stop piece 4A,
It consists of left and right vertical frames 4, 5 having a diameter of 5A, and the ends of these four frames 2, 3, 4, 5 are connected to each other to form a rectangular frame, with a window opening W on the outdoor side. A shutter sliding part 6 is formed that extends outward from the outdoor surface of the shutter 26 to erect the shutter 26, and a shutter vertical frame 7, which becomes a door stop wall, is attached to the left end of the shutter sliding part 6 in the figure. A sash frame 1 is formed.

Next, the door pocket 8 will be explained in detail. This door pocket 8 is composed of an upper and lower frame 9, a door gable plate 10, and a door gable plate 11.

Reference numerals 9 denote upper and lower frames of the door pocket 8, which are formed to have the same cross-sectional shape. That is, 9A is a web, which is horizontally provided with an overhang width sufficient to accommodate the shutter 26, and an indoor edge 9B and a front edge 9C are formed along the longitudinal direction at the inner and outer edges of the web. It is formed to have a substantially C-shaped cross section, and a screw receiver (also referred to as a screw receiver) 9D is integrally formed at the end of the front edge 9C. Note that the front edge 9C, which has the screw receiver 9D at its tip, is the mirror plate 19.
It also serves as a locking part for engaging the locking metal fitting 23.

Reference numeral 10 is the door end gable plate of the door pocket 8 described above, which forms the door stop wall on the right side of the door pocket 8 in the drawing. Correspondingly, it is provided vertically and extends a predetermined length further from the front edge 9C of the upper and lower frames 9 on the outdoor side, and an outdoor piece 10B is provided at the outdoor end to protrude leftward in the figure. Also, web 1
On the right side in the drawing and on the outdoor side of 0A, there is a side piece 10D having a substantially Z-shaped cross section, and a front edge 10E having a decorative surface 10F from the outdoor end of the same side piece 10D to the left in the drawing.
A joint piece 10G that joins the outdoor piece 10B and the outdoor piece 10B are integrally provided to form an L-shaped hollow reinforcing section 10C that integrally has a substantially L-shaped hollow section 10H. In addition, there is a protrusion 1 on the outdoor side of the web 10A.
Groove 10K in which 0J is protruded and the end plate 19 is fitted
is formed.

Reference numeral 11 is the door gable plate of the door pocket 8 described above, which forms the door stop wall on the left side of the door pocket 8 in the drawing. web 1
Corresponding to 0A, it extends further to the outdoor side from the front edge 9C of the upper and lower frames 9, and an outdoor piece 11B is protruded from the outdoor end opposite to the outdoor piece 10B of the toshiri gable board 10. Also, on the left side of the web and on the outdoor side, there is a side piece 11D and a front edge 1 in a shape symmetrical to the Tojiri gable board 10.
1E and the connecting piece 11G are integrally formed, and a connecting piece 11H is provided between the step part of the side piece 11D and the door stop web 11A, and the connecting piece 11H is provided on the outdoor side.
L-shaped hollow reinforcement part 11 having a hollow part 11J of shape
Further, on the indoor side, a substantially sealed box-shaped indoor reinforcing section 11K is integrally formed. Furthermore, a protruding piece 11L is provided protrudingly facing the protruding piece 10J formed on the door end end plate 10 on the outdoor side of the door stop web 11A, and a groove portion 11M into which the mirror plate 19 is fitted is formed.

The ends of the upper and lower frames 9, door end plate 10, and door end plate 11 formed in this way are connected to the guide member 12 of the block-shaped shutter 26 and the frame screw 14A via the falling prevention member 13 and the screw receiver 9D.
and screws 14B to form a rectangular door pocket 8, and on the outdoor side of this door pocket 8, the L-shaped portions of the L-shaped hollow reinforcing portions 10C and 11C of the end plates 10 and 11 are connected to the front edge 9C of the upper and lower frames. The grooves 10K and 11M are also framed so as to project further outdoors and to be closer to the outdoors than the front edges 9C of the upper and lower frames, and the door gable board 11
An entrance 8A for entering and exiting the shutter 26 is formed on the indoor side of the door. The connecting part P side of the door pocket 8 formed in this way, that is, the end of the upper and lower frames 9 that becomes the entrance/exit 8A is attached to the end surface of the web that constitutes the shutter sliding part 6 of the upper frame 2 and lower frame 3 of the sash frame 1. The shutter sliding part 6 and the door pocket 8 are brought into contact with each other through the connecting fittings 15 in a butt-like manner.
A sash S is formed by communicating with the sash 26 and accommodating the shutter 26 therein. The sash S has its sash frame 1 attached to a mounting member 17 disposed around the periphery of the window opening W via an anchor member 16, and the door pocket 8 side is attached via a door pocket support 18 attached to the side wall. is installed. There is a mirror plate 1 on the outdoor side of the door pocket 8 of Satsushi S installed in this way.
9 is installed.

Reference numeral 19 is the above-mentioned mirror plate, in which upper and lower horizontal frames 21 and left and right vertical frames 22 are assembled on the outer periphery of the corrugated panel 20, and the left and right ends of the upper and lower horizontal frames 21 are provided with a cross-section of a key. A locking metal fitting 23 having a mold-shaped engaging portion 23A is attached. The end plate 19 formed in this manner has its locking fitting 23 engaged near the screwing part of the frame screw 14A and the screw receiver 9D, which is a locking part formed at the end of the front edge 9C of the upper and lower frames 9. In addition, the left and right stiles 22 have both gable boards 10,
The vertical frame 22 is fitted between the grooves 10K and 11M of the L-shaped hollow reinforcing parts 10C and 11C in a shielding manner. Also, this mirror plate 19 is the both end plates 1
It is screwed in from the side of 0 and 11 by screws 14C.

In the figure, 24 is a glass shoji installed on the sash frame 1, 25 is a screen door, 26 is a shutter installed on the shutter sliding part 6, and 27 is a picture frame attached to the indoor side of the sash frame 1. , 28 is an interior material, and 29 is an edge closing material that covers both upper and lower ends of the end plates 10 and 11.

Next, the operation and effects of this embodiment configured as described above will be explained.

Now, the door pocket 8 of this example is a door pocket 8 in which an upper frame 9 having an approximately-shaped cross-section, a lower frame 9 having a roughly-shaped cross-section, a vertical door frame 10, and a door gable plate 11 are framed, and a mirror plate 19 is attached to the outdoor side. A screw receiver 9D is provided along the longitudinal direction of the lower end of the front edge 9C of the upper frame 9 and the upper end of the front edge 9C of the lower frame 9, and the framework screw 14A is screwed into the screw receiver 9D to form a framework. , upper frame 9,
A mirror plate 19 is brought into contact with the front edge 9C of the lower frame 9 from the outdoor side, and a locking metal fitting 23 is attached to the lower end of the mirror plate 19 near the threaded portion between the screw receiver 9D at the upper end of the front edge 9C of the lower frame 9 and the framework screw 14A. It is configured so that it can be hung via the . Therefore, since the screw receiver 9D is integrally formed at the end of the front edge 9C of the upper and lower frames 9, the strength of the front edge 9C itself can be increased.
Since C is configured to be directly screwed to the door end end plate 10 and door end end plate 11 by the frame screw 14A via the screw receiver 9D, the screw receiver 9D and the frame screw 1
4A, that is, closer to both ends of the front edge 9C, its strength increases and deformation etc. are prevented. Therefore, since the end plate 19 is engaged close to both ends, the end plate 19 can be firmly attached and can be prevented from coming off.
It is also possible to prevent the rattling of the parts 9 and to significantly reduce the occurrence of abnormal noise. In particular, for the lower frame 9 that is subject to rain protection, the lower stile 21 side is hung on the mirror plate on the outdoor side of the front edge provided on the outdoor side in an overlapping manner, so that rainwater etc. can be drained off by the mirror plate 19. In addition, since the leading edge 9C is provided on the indoor side, there is no need to take any special measures to prevent rainwater from entering, and it has many features such as being able to significantly improve rain control.

In this example, the door pocket support fitting 18 is attached to the indoor side of the door pocket 8, but it may be supported from the side as shown by the two-dot chain line in the figure. Furthermore, all of the frame members illustrated in this example are formed from molded materials extruded from light alloy materials such as aluminum.

A door bag with an upper frame in cross-section omitted shape, an upper frame in cross-section omitted shape, a lower frame in cross-section shape, a door end vertical frame, and a door gable plate, and a door panel attached to the outdoor side, and the lower end and bottom of the front edge of the upper frame. A screw receiver is provided along the longitudinal direction of the upper end of the front edge of the frame, and frame screws are screwed into the screw receiver to form the frame, and the mirror plate is brought into contact with the front edges of the upper frame and the lower frame from the outdoor side. , and its lower end is hooked via a locking fitting to the upper end of the front edge of the lower frame in the vicinity of the threaded portion between the screw receiver and the framework screw, so that the lower end becomes the locking portion of the head plate. The strength of the edge itself can be increased, and the front edge is directly framed by screwing the frame screw into the screw receiver, increasing the strength of the threaded part and attaching a mirror plate near the threaded part. Therefore, the end plate can be firmly attached to prevent it from coming off, and the end plate can also be prevented from rattling, thereby significantly reducing the occurrence of abnormal noise. In particular, for the lower stile that is subject to rain protection, the lower stile side is attached to a head panel on the outdoor side of the front edge provided on the outdoor side in a superimposed manner, so that rainwater, etc. is drained by the head panel and Since the front edge is provided on the indoor side, there is no need to take any special measures to prevent rainwater from entering, and the rainwater can be shut off significantly, making it an extremely practical idea as a door pocket.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The figures show an embodiment of the present invention, in which FIG. 1 is a horizontal sectional view, FIG. 2 is a vertical sectional view of the sash frame side, and FIG. 3 is a vertical sectional view of the door pocket side. 8... Door bag, 9... Upper frame, lower frame, 9C... Front edge, 9D... Screw holder, 10... Door end vertical frame, 11
...Door vertical frame, 14A...Framework screw, 19...
Mirror plate.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A door bag with an upper frame in cross-section omitted shape, an upper frame in cross-section omitted shape, a lower frame in cross-section shape, a door end vertical frame, and a door gable plate, and a door panel attached to the outdoor side, and the lower end and bottom of the front edge of the upper frame. A screw receiver is provided along the longitudinal direction of the upper end of the front edge of the frame, and frame screws are screwed into the screw receiver to form the frame, and the mirror plate is brought into contact with the front edges of the upper frame and the lower frame from the outdoor side. , and a lower end portion of the door bag is hooked to an upper end of the front edge of the lower frame in the vicinity of a threaded portion between the screw receiver and the framework screw via a locking metal fitting.