JPS6231530Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] This invention relates to a mounting adjustment device for a cap that is attached to the top of a parapet formed by pouring concrete around the roof of a building, etc., and its purpose is to attach the holder of the mounting adjustment device to the parapet. When installed on the holder, the tightening force of the mounting bolts prevents deformation of the holder itself, and when external force is applied to the cap,
To provide an attachment adjustment device for a cap that can prevent the cap from being disengaged from a holder even if the cap is deformed.

Next, an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. In the drawing, 1 is a Kasagi, which is made of a light alloy material such as aluminum and formed into a substantially groove-shaped cross section by extrusion molding. Reference numeral 1A designates the top plate of the Kasagi 1, which is formed into a flat plate, and side plates 1B and 1C are integrally formed at both ends of the top plate.
B and 1C are each formed at a predetermined angle with respect to the top plate 1A, and both side plates 1B and 1C are arranged substantially parallel to each other and are provided with elastic strain ability. Furthermore, projecting edges 1D and 1E that project inward from each other are formed at the lower ends of the side plates 1B and 1C, respectively.

Next, the attachment adjustment device S for attaching the above-mentioned cap 1 to the parapet 8 will be explained. This device S includes a holder 22, an adjustment member 26, and a mounting bolt 27.
The holder 22 further includes a joint holder 23 and locking holders 24 and 25 on both left and right sides.
It is composed of. The holders 22 are arranged at predetermined intervals along the longitudinal direction of the top surface 8A of the parapet 8 in order to hold the cap 1.

23 is the joint holder described above,
A fitting groove 23C (also referred to as a screw receiving groove) is formed between the web 23A and the lips 23B, 23B.
A long hole 23D is provided near the left and right ends in the figure. Furthermore, a locking protrusion 23E is provided along the longitudinal direction of the lower surface of the lip 23B.

Reference numeral 24 denotes a locking holder on the left side in the drawing, and 24A is a mounting web for the locking holder 24, the lower surface 24B of which is formed horizontally, and the upper surface 24C of the web 24A for attaching the joint holder 23. In order to abut and support the top plate 1A of the Kasagi 1 at a predetermined angle of inclination, the web 24A is formed into an inclined surface along the installation inclination angle of the top plate 1A, and the web 24A is formed to be gradually thicker toward the left tip in the figure. ing. Further, a leg piece 24 is provided on the lower right side of the web 24A as shown in the figure.
D, 24D are provided protrudingly to form a groove 24E,
The long hole 2 of the joint holder 23 is located approximately at the center of the web 24A in the area where the groove 24E is formed.
A long hole 24F matching 3D is provided through the hole 24F. Further, a leg piece 24G whose lower end opens toward the left side in the drawing is formed at the left end of the mounting web 24A in the drawing, and a mounting piece 24H having a hook-shaped cross section is formed on the upper surface 24C near the same end. The top surface 24J of the mounting piece 24H is formed to be flush with the top surface of the joint holder 23 when the joint holder 23 is attached.

25 is a locking holder attached to the right side of the joint holder 23 in the figure, 25A is a mounting web of the holder 25, the lower surface 25B of which is formed horizontally, and the upper surface 25C of the web 25A.
In order to attach the joint holder 23 and to abut and support the top plate 1A of the Kasagi 1 at a predetermined angle of inclination with the holder 23, the web 25A is formed into an inclined surface along the installation inclination angle of the top plate 1A. is formed gradually thinner toward the right tip in the figure. Further, a concave groove 25D is formed on the lower left side of the web 25A in the figure, and a joint holder 2 is formed in the approximately central portion of the web 25A in the area where the concave groove 25D is formed.
An elongated hole 25E that matches the elongated hole 23D of No. 3 is provided therethrough. Further, a leg piece 25F whose lower end opens toward the right side in the drawing is formed at the right end of the mounting web 25A in the drawing, and a mounting piece 25G having a hook-shaped cross section is formed on the upper surface 25C near the same end. The top surface 25H of the mounting piece 25G is formed to be flush with the top surface of the joint holder 23 when the joint holder 23 is attached.

Reference numeral 26 denotes the above-mentioned adjustment member, which is made of, for example, semi-hard synthetic resin or synthetic rubber, and is formed into a substantially U-shaped platform, and is connected to the locking holders 24, 2.
It has a width l equivalent to the width L of 5, and has a large number of cut grooves 26A in the height h direction so that the single piece 26B can be separated at an arbitrary height. Further, the groove portion 26C is formed to have a groove width that allows the mounting bolt 27 to be inserted therethrough.

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

Now, in order to attach the cap 1 in the above embodiment to the parapet 8, first, the holder 22 is assembled so as to match the width of the cap 1 to be attached to the parapet 8. That is, the locking holders 24 and 25 are connected to the left and right ends of the joint holder 23, and the upper surfaces 24C and 25C are respectively connected to the joint holder 2.
3, and the mounting piece 24
When the mounting pieces 24H and 25G are brought into contact with the end surface of the joint holder 23 and fastened with the screw 28, the top surface 2 of the mounting pieces 24H and 25G will be attached to the top surface of the joint holder 23.
4J and 25H are formed on the same surface,
The width of the holder 22 after assembly is approximately the same as the width of the Kasagi, and the long holes 23D and 24
F and 25E are each matched. Furthermore, a hole is drilled at a predetermined position on the top surface 8A of the parapet 8 using an electric drill or the like, and an anchor member 9 is buried therein. The elongated holes 24F and 25 are aligned with the elongated hole 23D of the joint holder 23 of the holder 22.
Insert the mounting bolt 27 into the anchor member 9
2 to temporarily secure the holder 2. Then, in order to abut and support the top plate 1A of the Kasagi 1 at a predetermined inclination angle by the upper surface of the joint holder 23, the single piece 26B of the adjustment member 26 is cut out along the cut groove 26A, and the mounting bolt 27 is inserted from the side into the groove. After adjusting the inclination of the holder 22 by inserting it into the lower surface side of the mounting webs 24A and 25A of the locking holders 24 and 25, the mounting bolt 27
Tighten completely. During this final tightening, the tightening force is absorbed by the adjusting member 26 inserted between the lower surfaces of the mounting webs 24A and 25A, and the holder 2
2. Deformation of the entire structure is prevented. Therefore, when the caps 1 of each holder 22 disposed at a predetermined interval on the top surface 8A of the parapet 8 are pressed so as to cover the parapet 8 from above, the protrusions 1D and 1E of the caps 1 will cause the legs 24G of the holder 22, 25F sliding contact and side plate 1
B and 1C are elastically expanded to form protrusion 1 of Kasagi 1.
D and 1E are engaged with the leg pieces 24G and 25F of the holder 22, and the cap 1 is fixed to the holder 22.
At this time, the holder 2 is placed on the bottom of the top plate 1A of Kasagi 1.
As shown in the figure, the entire length of the upper surface of the second joint holder 23 is in contact with the top plate 1A along substantially the entire width direction, and is supported at a predetermined inclination angle. In particular, the joint holder 23 and the locking holders 24, 25 are connected to each other by the inclined surfaces 24 of the mounting webs 24A, 25A.
Since the material is polymerized with C and 25C, it can be firmly fastened to the parapet 8 by absorbing the adjustment member 27, and this fastening force is not applied to the locking holders 24 and 25. Since there is no deformation of the holder 22 as a whole and it is placed in a predetermined position, the caps 1 are held in a normal posture and the end faces of the adjacent caps 1 are also in a normal shape, so they can be connected. The end faces of the parts can be easily aligned, and watertightness can be improved. In addition, while the worker stands on the Kasagi 1 during or after installation of the Kasagi 1, the top plate 1A of the Kasagi 1 is deformed into a curved shape, but the upper surface of the joint holder 23 of the holder 22 is is in contact with the top plate 1A of the Kasagi 1 over its entire length, so deformation of the top plate 1A at the same portion is prevented, and the leg pieces 24G, 25F of the holder 22 and the protruding piece 1D of the Kasagi 1,
Since it does not extend to the engagement portion with 1E, disengagement can be prevented.

Note that although the joint holder 23 is illustrated as having a substantially C-shaped cross section, it is not limited to this, and may have a rectangular tube shape as shown in FIG. 3.

Now, the present invention hangs downward from both sides of the top plate,
A cap mounting device for fitting a cap with a generally groove-shaped cross section integrally formed with a side plate having a protruding edge at the lower end in a crown shape on the top of a parapet, the device comprising a holder for elastically securing the cap and a plurality of caps. The holder is made up of a removable short piece of the parapet, and includes an adjustment member and a mounting bolt for adjusting the mounting height of the inside and outside of the cap, and the holder includes a joint holder and a mounting bolt on both sides of the joint holder. Formed by a locking holder for fastening,
The joint holder has a screw receiving groove for attaching a locking holder, and is formed in a length so as to come into contact with almost the entire width direction of the lower surface of the top plate, and holes for mounting bolts are provided near both ends of the web of the joint holder. are installed through the left and right locking holders, and the left and right locking holders are provided with a mounting web that abuts the lower surface of the end of the joint holder in an overlapping manner, and an end of the mounting web that is provided in a shape that widens toward the end of the joint holder. It has a leg piece that engages with the ridge of the cap and a mounting piece that contacts the end face of the joint holder and connects with a screw, and the upper surface of the mounting web contacts the joint holder at a predetermined angle. By providing an inclined surface to support the joint holder and having holes aligned with the holes in the joint holder inserted through it, the tightening force of the mounting bolt is absorbed by the adjustment member, and the holder can be installed with ease, especially in the joint holder. Since the connection between the and the locking holder is superimposed on the inclined surface of the mounting web, the fastening to the parapet can be strongly fastened by absorbing the adjustment member, and this fastening force can be applied to the locking. Since the holder does not reach the holder, deformation of the entire holder is prevented and the holder is placed in a predetermined position, so the caps are held in a normal posture and the end faces of adjacent caps are also in the normal shape. This makes it easier to align the end faces of the connecting portions, thereby improving watertightness. Also, even if an external force acts on the Kasagi and tries to deform it,
At the connection part with the holder, the upper surface of the joint holder of the holder is in contact with the top plate of the kasagi over the entire length, so deformation of the top plate in the same area is prevented, and the leg pieces of the holder and the protruding pieces of the kasagi are prevented. Since it does not extend to the engagement part with the cap, it is possible to prevent disengagement, so it is an extremely practical device as a cap mounting adjustment device.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings show an embodiment of the present invention; FIG. 1 is an exploded perspective view, FIG. 2 is an enlarged vertical sectional view, and FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing another embodiment of the joint holder. 1... Kasagi, 1A... Top plate, 1B, 1C... Side plate, 1D, 1E... Edge, 22... Holder, 2
3... Joint holder, 24, 25... Locking holder, 24G, 25F... Leg piece, 26... Adjustment member, 27... Mounting bolt, 8... Parapet, 8A... Top surface.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A cap mounting device for fitting a cap with a generally groove-shaped cross section into a crown shape on the top of a parapet, which is integrally formed with side plates that hang down on both sides of a top plate and have a protruding edge at the lower end. The holder consists of a holder for elastically securing the cap, a holder for the top surface of the parapet, an adjustment member for adjusting the mounting height of the inside and outside of the cap, and a mounting bolt, and the holder includes a joint holder and both ends of the joint holder. The joint holder is formed with a locking holder that is attached to the top plate and has a length that abuts almost the entire widthwise direction of the lower surface of the top plate, and holes for mounting bolts are provided near both ends of the web of the joint holder. The left and right locking holders are provided with mounting webs that contact the bottom surface of the ends of the joint holder in an overlapping manner, and the ends of the mounting webs are provided in a shape that widens toward the end of the joint holder, and the protrusions of the caps are provided at the ends of the mounting webs. It has a leg piece that engages with the edge and a mounting piece that abuts and connects to the end face of the joint holder, and the upper surface of the mounting web is provided with an inclined surface that abuts and supports the joint holder at a predetermined angle. , and a hole through which the joint holder is aligned with the hole of the mounting bolt of the joint holder.