JPS625471Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the idea] To attach a panel that surrounds the fixed pillar, with a slight gap between it and the surrounding surface of the fixed pillar, for the purpose of decoration etc., to the fixed pillar which is far from the wall surface of the building etc. , Conventionally, connecting rods facing left and right are fastened with bolts and nuts to columns erected along the ridge lines of the four corners of the fixed column, and the tips of the bolts are brought into contact with the fixed column. A gap was formed between the rod and the circumferential surface of the fixed column, and the panel was attached to the thus formed frame surrounding the fixed column.

However, according to such conventional means, it is extremely troublesome to manufacture members such as columns with complicated shapes and to fasten connecting rods with bolts and nuts.
Since it is difficult to adjust the position of the support during assembly of the frame, it is necessary to erect the support at the correct position in advance, and this positioning work is troublesome.

The present invention relates to a panel mounting device that eliminates the drawbacks of the above-mentioned conventional devices, and will be specifically described below with reference to the accompanying drawings.

Reference numeral 1 denotes a column, and on the free end side edges of the vertical front pieces 1a, 1a that are connected to each other and face in the right angle direction, there is a side piece 1b that is bent at right angles toward the rear, and a side piece 1b that extends from the rear end toward the inside of the column 1. A rear piece 1c is continuously provided which is bent at a right angle toward.

Operating holes 2 and engagement holes 3 are formed at key points in the continuous portions of both front pieces 1a and at key points at the rear end of each side piece 1b, respectively. The engagement hole 3 has an upper wide part 3a,
It is formed by a lower narrow part 3b.

The pillar 1 is erected such that the opening between the free ends of the rear pieces 1c on both sides thereof is close to and opposite to the corner ridgeline of a fixed pillar 4 of a building or the like.

Behind the operation hole 2 in both rear pieces 1c,
A nut plate 5 is bored so as to straddle the opening. A screw rod 6 is screwed into the center of the nut plate 5,
A push plate 7 is fixed to the rear end of the screw rod 6 so as to come into contact with a corner of the fixed column 4.

Reference numeral 8 denotes a channel-shaped connecting rod which is horizontal and has an open rear surface, and rearward hooks 9 connected to both ends of the connecting rod are connected to the wide width of the mutually opposing engagement holes 3, 3 of the adjacent struts 1, 1. By inserting it into the portion 3a and dropping into the narrow portion 3b, it engages with both rear pieces 1c.

In this way, in the frame temporarily constructed to surround the fixed column 4, insert a screwdriver into the operation hole 2 of the column 1, screw in the screw rod 6, and press the push plate 7.
When the corner of the fixing column 4 is pressed with the holder and the nut plate 5 is moved together with the column 1 in the direction of the arrow in FIG. 2, the distance between the adjacent columns 1, 1 is gradually widened. The connecting rod 8 that engages with 1c is tensed to form a strong frame.

As shown in FIG. 3, a panel 10 may be fixed to each connecting rod 8 of this frame with screws 11.

As mentioned above, in the device of the present invention, bolts, nuts, various tools, etc. are not required for assembling the frame, and when erecting the frame, each support 1 is connected to the rear piece 1c by the connecting rod 8. It is only necessary to temporarily set it up within a range where the hook pieces 9 can be engaged, and the temporarily set frame can stand on its own, making it easy to tension the connecting rods 8, and to prevent distortion of the formed frame. Since the tightening margin of each screw rod 6 can be properly adjusted and corrected, assembly of the frame is significantly simpler and faster than with conventional devices.

Moreover, since the configuration is simple, it can be manufactured at low cost.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is an exploded perspective view of one embodiment of the device of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional plan view of the main part of the fixing column with the device shown in FIG. 1 and a panel attached, and FIG. It is also a partially cutaway front view. 1... Support column, 1a... Front piece, 1b... Side piece, 1
c...Rear piece, 2...Operation hole, 3...Engagement hole, 3a
...Wide width part, 3b...Narrow width part, 4...Fixed column, 5
...Nut board, 6...Screw rod, 7...Press plate, 8...
Connecting rod, 9... Hook piece, 10... Panel, 11...
Screw.

Claims (1)

[Claims for Utility Model Registration] At each free end side edge of a pair of front pieces that are arranged in series with their side edges perpendicular to each other, there is a side piece facing rearward at a right angle to the free end side edge, and a side piece extending at right angles from the rear end to the free end side edge. A rear piece facing inward is provided in a row, and operating holes and engagement holes are provided at key points in the continuous portions of both the front pieces and at key points at the rear end of each side piece, and the above-mentioned A plurality of pillars with both rear pieces erected close to the corner of a fixed pillar of a building, etc., a nut plate installed across both rear pieces of the pillars at the rear of the operation hole, and a rear face of A push plate that abuts the corner of the fixed column and is screwed into the nut plate from a screw rod protruding from the front side, and a horizontal connecting rod that has both ends engaged with opposing engagement holes of both adjacent columns. Therefore, by rotating the screw rod with a tool inserted through the operation hole, the press plate is brought into pressure contact with the fixed column, thereby forming a frame body tightly attached to the fixed column, and the panel is attached to the connecting rod. A mounting device for panels that surround a fixed column that is fixed to a fixed column.