JPS6243103Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the invention] This invention relates to doorstops for gates and doors. Locks such as latch locks are attached to gates and doors, and there are some types that open inward and some that open outward depending on the location of the lock and the purpose of the room. Additionally, there are two types of double-swing gates and doors: those that open to the right and those that open to the left.

A lock that is attached to a gate or door, for example, is a latch lock, which consists of a latch body that is attached to the vertical frame of the gate or door, and a latch receiver that receives the latch head.The mounting position depends on the height of the gate or door and the ease of use. Determined by the height of the lock, usually 75cm above the floor level
It is installed at a height of 80 cm and is often located slightly or below the center of the gate or door. For this reason, gates and doorstops were not interchangeable, and it was necessary to manufacture doorstops that fit each gate or door. Further, if the method of installing the gate or door is changed after the gate or door is installed, it is necessary to replace the door stop with another one.

This invention was devised to solve the above-mentioned conventional problems, and its purpose was to be compatible and compatible with all types of gates and doors, and to allow gates and doors to open from the right and from the left. Alternatively, to provide a door stop that allows the selection of opening inward or outward to be freely selected on site, and that can immediately respond to changes in the method of installing the gate or door after the gate or door is installed.

This invention will be explained below with reference to an illustrative embodiment.

Door stops 3, 3 are attached to opposing surfaces of the connecting frames 2, 2 of the double-hung gates 1, 1. Furthermore, a latch lock 5 operated by a handle 4 is attached to one of the alignment frames 2, 2, and a latch receiver 13 is attached to the other alignment frame 2.

The doorstop 3 is the same length as the height of the door, and the base 6
It is integrally formed with the door stop part 7 and has a substantially T-shaped cross section. The base portion 6 is formed continuously in the vertical direction of the joining frame 2 along the facing surfaces of the joining frame 2, and is fixed to the opposing surfaces of the joining frames 2, 2, respectively. Furthermore, a latch receiving hole 9 is formed in the base 6 and faces the lock 5 and receives the latch head 8 of the lock 5.

A plurality of latch receiving holes 9 are formed vertically symmetrically with the middle part of the door stop 3 as a border, that is, as shown in FIG.
The latch head 8 is formed at a distance A from the upper and lower ends thereof, which is the same as the distance A between the upper end of the connecting frame 2 and the latch head 8.

In the case of a latch lock having an empty tightening bolt and a fully tightening bolt, a total of four latch receiving holes 9 are provided, two each at positions equidistant from the upper and lower ends of the door stop 3. Of course, if one of the latch receiving holes 9 is located at the center of the door stop 3 in the vertical direction, three latch receiving holes may be provided. A cover 10 is affixed to the latch receiving holes 9, 9, which is not unsightly in appearance, does not get in the way, and can be peeled off when installing the door stop 3. Then, the door stop 3 is attached by peeling off the cover 10 on the side to be used. Further, a lid body may be attached instead of the cover.

In addition, the latch receiving holes 9, 9 are formed with a thin wall as shown in FIG. 7 so that the latch receiving holes 9, 9 can be easily formed by punching when installing the door stop 3. It may also be formed by punching it out with a mallet.

The doorstop part 7 is formed at the edge of the base 6 continuously in the vertical direction of the matching frames 2, 2 so as to close the gap between the matching frames 2, 2. The inner surface of the door stop part 7 has a lip groove 11 that continues in the vertical direction of the door stop part 7.
A cushioning material 12 such as rubber is fitted into the lip groove 11 to prevent damage to the connecting frames 2, 2.

This invention has the above configuration and can be expected to have the following effects.

Multiple latch receiving holes are formed in the longitudinal direction of the door stop so that the door stop can be used in reverse, making it compatible and compatible with all types of gates and doors.
With a single doorstop, a gate or door can be opened to the left as shown in Figure 2, or the doorstop can be turned upside down and opened to the right as shown in Figure 3. Similarly, a gate or door can be opened inward or outward using a single doorstop. This is very convenient because the selection can be made freely on site. Even if there is a change in the way the gate or door is installed after the door is installed, the change can be made immediately by simply installing the door stop in the opposite direction.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figure 1 is a front view of a double-hung gate, Figures 2 and 3 are A in Figure 1 when the door stop is turned upside down.
-A sectional view, Figure 4 is a front view of the door and doorstop, Figure 5 is a perspective view of the door and doorstop, Figure 6 is a partially enlarged perspective view of the door joining stile and doorstop, FIG. 7 is a partial vertical sectional view of the door stop. 1...Double door, 2...Call frame, 3...
Doorstop, 4...Handle, 5...Lock, 6...Base, 7
... Door stop portion, 8 ... Latch head, 9 ... Latch receiving hole, 10 ... Cover, 11 ... Lip groove, 12 ... Cushioning material, 13 ... Latch receiver.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A door stop, which is formed to have the same length as the height of the door, and has a plurality of latch receiving holes formed near the center thereof vertically symmetrically with respect to the center of the door stop. A door stop that is characterized by: