JPS6329050Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] This invention relates to an improvement of mounting fittings for panels.

Conventionally, when attaching partition panels to opposing pillars, a hook member having a protruding downward claw fixed to the panel is hooked onto a hook member having an upward claw fixed to the panel. However, when such hook members and claw member mounting brackets are used, the claws of the claw members protrude from the panel, so if they are overlapped, they will damage each other and are bulky, which is disadvantageous for storage and transportation. Furthermore, for example, when a plurality of panels are installed side by side, if the dimensions between the pillars change somewhat, there is a drawback that the fixing positions of the panel claw members must be adjusted one by one to match this change.

The purpose of this invention is to eliminate the above-mentioned drawbacks.

In other words, this invention is designed to eliminate protruding parts by devising the claw members that are fixed to the panels, so that the panels can be stacked without being bulky and do not damage each other, and can be easily attached to pillars, etc. This is a mounting bracket for panels that allows for

Hereinafter, embodiments of this invention will be described based on the accompanying drawings. The mounting brackets for panels of this invention are formed by stamping or other processing from an iron plate of a required thickness, and as shown in FIG. A hook member 3 protruding from
and an upwardly directed claw 4 that engages with the claw 2 of this hook member 3.
and a connecting member 6 in which downward claws 4' are symmetrically protruded from one end edge of the sliding piece 5 having a U-shaped cross section at right angles.
and a groove member 9 having a horizontal groove 7 into which the sliding piece 5 of the connecting member 6 is slidably inserted and supported, and a groove member 9 having flanges 8 connected to both upper and lower end edges.

The hook member 3 has a plurality of pillar fixing screw holes 10 bored in the longitudinal direction of the center of the board 1. Note that the hook member 3 may be provided with the claw 2 only on one edge.

In the connecting member 6, the sliding piece 5 is formed in a planar shape that is substantially the same as the substrate 1 of the hook member 3, and the upward claw 4 and the downward claw 4' are also substantially the same shape as the claw 2 of the hook member 3. It is formed.

The groove member 9 has a length approximately twice as long as the width of the connecting member 6, and has a plurality of screw holes 10 for fixing the panel in the central lateral direction.
The sliding piece 5 can be supported without rattling and being prevented from coming off by the collar 8.

The mounting bracket for panels according to this invention has the above-described structure, and when used, two pairs of mounting brackets provided on both left and right edges of panel A are used, as shown in Figures 2 and 3. A groove member 9 is fixed in the recess a of the panel A with an embedded screw, and a hook member 3 is fixed with a screw at a position corresponding to the groove member 9 of the panel A on the opposing surface of the pair of pillars B to which this panel A is to be attached.

Note that the recess a of the panel A is formed so that one end surface thereof is opened in the thickness end surface of the panel A, and the depth thereof is approximately the same as the thickness of the groove member 9.

In the panel A, the connecting member 6 is fitted into the groove member 9 from the open end face with both claws 4, 4' outside, and the distance l (second
(see figure) and slide it left and right to hook it. Note that the connection member 6 is separately packaged and stored until installation work.

Further, the connecting member 6 is connected to the hook member 3 of the pair of pillars B.
If the distance 1 is even narrower, it is better to fit it into the groove member 9 by inverting it so that both claws 4 and 4' are on the inside.

As mentioned above, the mounting bracket for panels according to this invention does not have protruding claws like conventional panels, so it does not damage each other even when stacked, and it can be stored without bulk. It is convenient for transportation, and when installing it on pillars, etc., the connecting member can slide, or even if the spacing between the pillars changes slightly due to loading, etc., it can be easily installed. This eliminates the need to replace the mounting brackets one by one, thereby increasing the efficiency of construction work.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is an assembled perspective view showing an embodiment of the invention, and FIGS. 2 and 3 are a cross-sectional view and a front view showing the same in use. 1... Board, 2, 4, 4'... Claw, 3... Hook member, 5... Sliding piece, 6... Connection member, 7... Horizontal groove, 8... Flange, 9... Groove member, A...Panel, B
...pillar, a... recess.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A hook member with a protruding upward claw, a connecting member with an upward protruding claw and a downward protruding claw that engage with the claw of the hook member, and a lateral groove into which the connecting member is slidably inserted and supported. A mounting bracket for panels, the hook member being fixed to a pillar or the like, and the groove member buried in a recess of the panel being attached to the hook member via the connecting member.