JPS634161A - Hood of outer wall expanding floor of balcony - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] This bulletin contains application data before electronic filing, so abstract data is not recorded.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION Field of Industrial Application This invention relates to a hood for a floor extending from an outer wall of a building, such as a balcony.

2. Description of the Related Art Conventional balconies simply have peripheral walls or handrails attached to surround the left, right, and front sides of a balcony floor extending from an outer wall. On the other hand, on terraces etc.
There is something called a sunroom that allows plenty of sunlight to come in by covering the floor with a wall made of transparent material such as glass.

Problems to be Solved by the Invention The conventional balcony described above is surrounded by a peripheral wall that reaches up to the waist or at most the chest, and although it has the advantage of being well-ventilated and full of an open feeling, it is difficult to surround the balcony. I can't hang my laundry to dry on rainy days because I don't have anything to do with it.
Another drawback is that cold wind blows through in the winter. On the other hand, what is called a sunroom does not have these disadvantages, but it does have the disadvantage that it lacks a sense of openness and gets hotter in the summer.

This invention has been made in view of such conventional drawbacks, and provides a hood structure such as a balcony that can be used to dry laundry even on rainy days or used as a sunroom in winter. The purpose is to

Means for Solving the Problems In order to achieve the above object, in this invention, as shown in FIG. 1, a hood ( 6) is provided.

This hood (6) has an opening (10) formed over at least its top and front surface, and this opening (10)
Transparent or semi-transparent sura 7)
(10) (10) A shutter (15) that can be opened and closed is installed.

When the working shutter (15) is closed, the open area (10) is covered by this shunter (15) and becomes a sunroom that lets in sunlight, while when opened, it has good ventilation and can be used like a regular balcony. .

EXAMPLE Below, an explanation will be given based on an example in which the configuration of the present invention is implemented on a balcony.
) indicates the left and right side walls of the balcony that similarly extend from the outer wall (2), and (4) indicates the front wall, and these side walls (3) and front wall (4) form the peripheral wall (5). ing. In this embodiment, a hood (6) is formed above the peripheral wall (5) to surround the space above the balcony floor (1).

To explain the structure of this hood (6), first, above the left and right side walls (3)<3, there are formed a pair of left and right sleeve walls (7) (7) projecting from the outer wall (2). There is. Further, another sleeve wall (8) is formed in parallel to these sleeve walls (7) at an intermediate portion between both sleeve walls (7). The upper ends of the intermediate and both sleeve walls (8) and (7) are sloped downward toward the outside. Left and right arm walls (
7) As in (7), open parts (9) (9) are left between the left and right side walls (3) (3), and on the other hand, the middle sleeve wall (
A pair of open portions (10) (10) are also left between the left and right armrests (7) (7) and the left and right armrests (7), extending from the front to the top. In these openings (9) (10),
Between the left and right arm walls (7) (7) and the left and right side walls (3) (3), there is a mullion (11') (11) (12
) is installed. In addition, the front wall (4) and the wing wall (7)
) (8), left, right, and middle mullions (12) (12) (13) are installed, respectively. Of these, the middle of the front wall (4) and the side wall (3)
The mullions (13) and (12) erected in the middle are both capable of film deposition.

In addition, the mullions (12) (1
2) and the side wall (3)<3) mullion at the outer end (11) (1
1) A horizontally sectioned corner member made of transparent glass or hard plastic (
14) (14) is installed.

In the above configuration, in this embodiment, first, the open portion (10) on the top and front surface of the hood (6) (10
), and a shutter (15) that can be opened and closed and is pulled out from the outside wall (2) of the building is attached. Above, both side walls (3) (3) and left and right wing walls (7) (7)
A shutter (16) pulled out from above is installed between each mullion (11) and (12) to cover the opening between the two.

Next, to explain the shutter (15) and its storage structure, in Figs. 2 to 4, (F) is:
It is a Shankusuraat in which a transparent plate (19) made of glass or hard plastic is fitted into a frame member (18) surrounding the four sides, and a transparent plate (19) made of glass or hard plastic is fitted at both ends of the frame member (18) in the left and right direction. Each rotary roller (20) is rotatably mounted by a shaft. On the other hand, a groove (21) with a circular cross section is formed in the end surface of the frame member (18) in the front-rear direction, with a part of the circumference cut out along the longitudinal direction.
(21) is formed protrudingly. (22) consists of a main body (23) with a V-shaped cross section, and small-diameter cylindrical parts (24) integrally formed at both ends of the main body (23) in the V-shaped direction.
24), and this refractive joint (22
) into the circular groove (21) formed in the slat (17), and rotate the other cylindrical part (24) into the circular groove (21) of the other slat (17). freely, and thereby each sly) (17>
(17)... are connected so as to be bendable in the thickness direction.

In Figure 3, (25> is the mullion (12) or (13).
), the rotating roller (19) is inserted into the groove (26) of the guide rail (25), and a pair of guides protrudes outward from the groove (26). The frame member (18) is placed between the pieces (27) (27).
), and insert the sliding members (28) attached to both the left and right end surfaces of the slats (1) along the guide rails (25).
7) It is designed to slide in the opening/closing direction. Such a guide rail (25) has a front and upper open part (1
0), it is attached to the side of each mullion (12) (13) and wing wall (7) (8). On the other hand, in the open parts (9) on both the left and right sides, the mullions (11) (12>
installed on.

FIG. 4 shows the structure of a storage section (31) provided at the rear end of the open section (10) on the outer wall (2) side of the front and upper open section (10).

Inside this storage portion (31), a rotating disk (33) is attached by a shaft (36) to the inside of an opening (32) leading to the open portion (10) side.
) from the space on the outer wall (2) side of the storage room (3).
4) is formed. As shown in FIG. 5, the rotary disk (33) has notches (35) with semicircular bottoms formed at equal intervals on its outer periphery, and the slats are inserted into the notches (35). (17) The rotating rollers (20) at both ends are engaged with each other, and as described above, the rotating rollers (20) are engaged with the grooves (2S) in the guide rail (2S).
26). On the other hand, this rotating disk (33)
Each slide on the wall (2) side ) (17) (17
)... are dropped into the storage chamber (34), and are folded together to form this storage chamber (34).
) is stored inside. When the rotating disc (33) is rotated, for example, in the counterclockwise direction in FIG. Due to the alignment of these slabs) (17) (17)... are pulled out sequentially, and each pulled out slat (17) (17)...
- covers the opening (10). On the other hand, the rotating disk (33
) clockwise, rotate each slat (
17) After (17)... is returned to the outer wall (2) side, it falls into the storage chamber (34) and is folded. That is, the shutter (15) is opened and closed by rotating the rotary disk (33) manually or with a motor, but -
As with general shutters, the outermost slat (17)
It may be closed by pulling it out, and conversely by pushing it back. In this case, the rotating disk (33
A balancer spring similar to that of a general shutter may be attached to the shaft (36) of the shutter to facilitate opening and closing operations and to enable the shutter to be stopped at any position. Figure 4 shows the shutter (
15), but Fig. 6 shows the structure of the shunter (1) that covers the openings on both sides <9) (9).
5), the storage portion (31) in this case is formed in each of the sleeve walls (7) (7) (8).

In the above configuration, the transparent plate (19) of the shutter slat (17) may be replaced with a semi-transparent plate capable of letting in sufficient sunlight.

Effects of the Invention As described above, according to the present invention, an overhanging floor such as a balcony is surrounded by a hood, and a shutter made of transparent or semi-transparent slats is provided in the open part of the hood. In the winter, you can close these shutters to use them as a sunroom, or you can use them to dry your laundry even on rainy days. The above-mentioned opening is opened, creating a balcony with a well-ventilated and open feeling.In particular, this opening extends from the front to the top, and the shutter is stored in the storage compartment on the wall, creating a very open feeling. You can get something.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Fig. 1 is an overall perspective view of a balcony with a shutter showing an embodiment of the present invention, Fig. 2 is a perspective view of main parts of the shutter slat, and Fig. 3 is a cross-sectional view of a guide rail portion that guides each slat. , Fig. 4 is a cross-sectional view of the shutter storage section provided on the outer wall side, Fig. 5 is an enlarged cross-sectional view of the main part showing the rotating circular dust with a part cut away, and Fig. 6 is a cross-sectional view of the shutter storage part provided on the outer wall side. FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view of the shutter storage section. (1)...Balcony floor, (2)...Outer wall, (
6)...Hood, (10)...Opening part, (15)...
...Shutter, (17)...Slat. Patent applicant Sekisui House Co., Ltd. Toyosa7shi Co., Ltd.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claims] 1. A hood is provided to cover the upper space of the floor projecting from the outer wall of the building, and an open part is formed spanning at least the top and front surfaces of the hood, and the end of the open part on the outer wall side A hood for an external wall overhanging floor of a balcony or the like, characterized in that it is provided with a shutter that is pulled out from a storage section, continuously covers the open section, and is made of transparent or translucent slats and can be opened and closed. 2. The outer wall of a balcony or the like as set forth in claim 1, wherein an open part is formed on both left and right sides of the hood, and a shutter made of transparent or translucent slats that can be opened and closed is provided to cover the open part. Hood with overhang floor.