JPS6224641Y2 - - Google Patents

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[Detailed Description of the Invention] This invention relates to an anchor plate that is used by being fixed to the lower end of a column that is erected on the ground.

In general, this type of anchor plate has a larger area than the cross-sectional area of the pillar, so as to prevent the pillar from sinking and provide safety.

Most conventional anchor plates consist of a square base plate with a raised piece in the center, connected to the lower end of the column at the center, and the periphery of the anchor plate shaped like a flange around the lower end of the column. stand out. Therefore, when installing a gate or gate on an existing fence, for example, it is difficult to erect a gatepost with the anchor plate fixed to the lower end on the ground close to the end surface of the fence, and it is unavoidable.
This had the disadvantage of creating an unsightly appearance because a gap was created between the fence and the gatepost.

By the way, a gate or gate may be installed in various orientations with respect to a gate wall or the like.

Therefore, this invention provides a pillar anchor plate that allows the pillar to be erected without creating a gap between the pillar and the wall, even if the direction in which the pillar fits into the wall changes. The purpose is to

Next, an embodiment of this invention will be described based on the drawings.

FIG. 1 shows a first embodiment of this invention. The anchor plate A ₁ is made of a rectangular substrate 1 having an area larger than the cross-sectional area of the pillar 4, and is erected at a biased position so as to be close to two adjacent sides 1a and 1c at one corner 1b of the substrate. It consists of a rising piece 2 which is fixed and connected to the lower end of the pillar 4. In the first embodiment, the rising piece 2 is formed of a rectangular cylinder with a relatively low height. The structure for connecting the rising piece 2 and the pillar 4 is not particularly limited, but since a hollow material is used for the gate or gate pillar (gate post), the rising piece 2 is inserted into the hollow part of the pillar 4, and at least Insert the screws through the holes 5 provided at opposite positions, and insert the screws into the screw holes 3 of the rising piece 2.
It is constructed so that it can be screwed into the

With the above configuration, the rising piece 2 is inserted into the hollow part of the lower end of the pillar 4, a screw is passed through the pillar from the outside, and the anchor plate A 1 is screwed into the screw hole 3 of the rising piece to attach the anchor plate A ₁ to the pillar 4. As shown in FIG. 2, when the pillar 4 is connected to It will exist in

The rising piece 2 includes the direction of the substrate 1 with respect to the pillar 4,
In other words, no matter which direction the board protrudes from the upright piece with respect to the pillar, the hole 5 of the pillar 4
Screw holes 3 are provided on all sides of the rising piece 2 so that screws can be screwed in from the top.

FIG. 3 shows a second embodiment. This example is the first
While the rising piece 2 of the embodiment is formed of a rectangular cylinder, it is formed of a pair of rectangular plates.
Such an anchor plate _A2 can be used when screw holes are provided on all sides of the lower end of the column.

Moreover, FIG. 4 shows an embodiment in which the rising piece 2 is formed of a cylindrical body, and such an anchor plate
A ₃ can be used when the pillar 4 is cylindrical,
Also in this case, a part of the outer surface of the pillar 4 exists on a vertical plane passing through the two adjacent sides 1a and 1c of the substrate 1.

Note that the rising piece 2 may be formed of a pair of arc-shaped plates facing each other.

Next, the advantages of using the anchor plate having the above structure will be explained based on the drawings from FIG. 5 onwards.

Figure 5 is an example of a gate that is erected using an anchor plate, where 4, 4 is a gatepost, 6 is a roof,
7 is a blank frame, 8 is a lower frame rail, and a sliding shoji is installed between the blank frame 7 and the lower frame rail 8,
It is omitted in the drawing.

The orientations of the gateposts 4, 4 relative to the gate are always constant, but there are various orientations of the gateposts relative to the gate wall.

The drawings below in Figure 6 are for the left and right gate walls 9,
It shows the direction in which the gate posts 4, 4 of the gate installed between the gates 10 and 10 fit into the gate wall, and the manner in which the anchor plate is connected to the gate post in the case of the fit direction.

Figure 6 shows the gate posts 4, 4 at the bent portions 9A, 1 of the gate wall.
This is a case where the anchor plates A, A are installed upright between the opposing faces of the gate post 4, and in such a case, one side 1c of the two sides adjacent to the upright piece of the anchor plates A, A is adjacent to the gate post 4, 4. Connected to the lower ends of the gateposts 4, 4 with the direction determined so that they are on the same plane as the side surfaces on opposite sides of each other, and the other side 1a is on the same plane as the side faces inside the premises of the gateposts 4, 4. .

Due to the above connection mode, the gateposts 4, 4 can be erected with high stability by bringing the opposite sides of the gateposts close to the facing surfaces of the gatewall and creating no gaps between the gateposts and the gatewall. can do.

Figure 7 shows the direction in which the gateposts 4, 4 will be installed on the outside of the site at opposite ends of the left and right gate walls 9, 10; The fences 9 and 10 can be erected with high stability in close proximity to the side surfaces on the outside of the site without creating gaps between the gateposts and the gate fence.

Figure 8 shows the direction in which the gate posts 4, 4 are installed inside the premises of the bent portions 9A, 10A of the gate walls 9, 10, and in this case, they are adjacent to the upright pieces of the anchor plates A, A. Of the two sides, one side 1c is on the same plane as the side of the gatepost 4 on the outside of the site, and the other side 1a is on the same plane as the mutually opposite sides of the gateposts 4, 4. , and is connected to the lower end of the gate post, with the direction changed from that shown in Figures 6 and 7.

With this connection mode, the gateposts 4, 4 can be erected with the side surfaces on the outside of the site close to the end faces of the bent parts 9A, 10A of the gate wall, without creating a gap between the gateposts and the gate wall. I can do it.

In addition, in FIGS. 5 to 9, reference numeral 11 denotes an intermediate anchor that is protruded from the surface of the gateposts 4, 4 facing the gate wall at the middle in the height direction of the gatepost, and is inserted into the gate wall and fixed. Prevent wobbling more reliably.

In the above embodiment, the rising piece 2 is inserted into the hollow part of the pillar 4 to connect it, so if one side of the substrate of the anchor plate is buried in contact with the gate wall etc., there is a gap between the outer surface of the pillar and the gate wall. However, if there is no problem even if there is a slight gap, a structure may be adopted in which the rod-shaped column 4 is fitted inside the rising piece 2 for connection.

As described above, the anchor plate according to this invention has the rising pieces for connecting to the pillar placed close to two adjacent sides of the board, and can be connected to the pillar by changing the orientation of the board with respect to the pillar. By changing the direction of the anchor plate relative to the pillar depending on the direction in which the pillar fits into the gate wall etc., one of the two adjacent sides of the board can be brought close to the gate wall etc. can be buried. Therefore, regardless of the direction in which the pillar fits into the gate wall, etc., the pillar can be erected without creating a gap between the gate wall, etc. and the pillar.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a perspective view of the first embodiment, Fig. 2 is a plan view showing the state when connected to a pillar, Fig. 3 is a perspective view of the second embodiment, and Fig. 4 is a perspective view of the third embodiment. FIG. FIG. 5 is a perspective view showing an example of a gate. FIGS. 6 to 8 are explanatory diagrams showing the direction in which the gate post fits in and the manner in which the anchor plate is connected to the gate post. A ₁ , A ₂ , A ₃ ... Anchor plate, 1 ... Substrate, 1b ... Corner part, 1a, 1c ... Side, 2 ...
Rising piece, 3...Screw hole, 4...Column, 9, 10...
...Gate fence, 11...Intermediate anchor.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] It consists of a rectangular board having an area larger than the cross-sectional area of the pillar, and an upright piece that is erected close to the two adjacent sides of the board and connected to the lower end of the pillar, and is connected to the bottom end of the pillar. An anchor plate for pillars that is characterized by being able to connect to pillars by changing the direction of the board.