JPS637457A - Apparatus for mounting top beam and modesty panel - Google Patents

Abstract

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Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION (Field of Industrial Application) The present invention relates to a cap board and curtain plate mounting device for attaching a cap board to the front side of a horizontally projecting frame of a building such as a slab or a canopy.

(Background Art) When the projecting frame of a building is a rising frame such as the top part of a parapet or a rising wall of a handrail, a metal, especially aluminum, capboard is fixed to the protruding frame, and further, The present inventor has developed and commercialized this hat with a handrail.

However, if this is a horizontally protruding body (in the present invention, a horizontally protruding body means a body that protrudes in the horizontal direction, and does not require that its top or bottom surface be horizontally flat), the top surface It is necessary to attach a cap on the side and a curtain plate on the front side, but conventionally, these were each attached separately to the projecting frame.

However, to attach these separately, even if we only look at the curtain plate, requires the complicated work of attaching base metal fittings such as base angles and fixing the curtain plate to this with screws.
In the case of a horizontally protruding frame, it was necessary to install scaffolding and perform the installation work due to the danger and ease of work.

(Objective of the Invention) The present invention aims to provide a cap and curtain mounting device that can be easily and reliably attached to a horizontally projecting frame of a building, and can also be mounted without requiring scaffolding. .

(Structure of the Invention) As a result of intensive research in accordance with the above-mentioned objective, the present inventor has determined that the cap and the curtain board can be attached simultaneously and integrally, and that a relatively short supporting frame having a substantially U-shape is protruded from a frame at predetermined intervals. The present invention has been completed as a mounting device that attaches to the support frame, mainly hooks and locks the capboard and curtain plate, and installs these in an erected manner between the support frames. A plurality of approximately U-shaped support frames are installed and fixed in a covering manner at predetermined intervals in the longitudinal direction of a horizontally projecting building frame, and a curtain board is erected by holding the inner end of the lower part of the support frames. The outside engaging part of the kasagi is engaged with the engaging part on the upper part of the board, and the inside engaging part of the kasagi is elastically engaged with the downward facing engagement part of the support frame, and the above-mentioned The gist of this invention is a cap and curtain mounting device which is characterized in that the cap and curtain are installed in an erected manner between support frames.

If further explained below according to the drawings showing the embodiments, 1:
This is a cap and curtain mounting device according to the present invention, and this mounting device 1 shows a case where the horizontally projecting frame of a building is a slab 2. Reference numeral 3 denotes a U-shaped support frame, and this support frame 3 is made of thick-walled steel and is bent into a short body with a width of, for example, 1 crn to several □□□. The side surface is U-shaped so as to cover a part of the lower surface. The inner surface of this U-shaped support frame 3 has first L-shaped metal fittings 41 and 41 at two locations.
are fixed by welding or screwing, and each of the first L-shaped fittings 41.41 constitutes the mounting fitting 4 together with the other second L-shaped fittings 42.42. That is, the first L-shaped metal fittings 41.41 and the second L-shaped metal fittings 42.42 each have vertical and horizontal pairs of elongated holes 43, and the port nuts 44 are passed through the elongated holes 43. This fastening allows these to be integrated with fine adjustment in the vertical and horizontal directions. This adjustable mounting bracket is constructed by bringing the bottom of the second L-shaped bracket into contact with the slab 2, and then inserting the nuts 6 through the driving anchors 5 driven through the through holes in the bottom of the second L-shaped bracket.
- Husband 4 is fixed to slab 2 by. In this way, the F-shaped support frame 3 is fixed to the slab 2, but at the same time,
A plurality of these U-shaped support frames 3 are installed and fixed at predetermined intervals in the longitudinal direction of the slab 2. At this time, there should be at least two spaces between them to match the width of the Kasagi and curtain board.

On the other hand, 7 in the figure is a curtain plate, and this curtain plate 7 is made by bending and molding a thin plate made of aluminum or aluminum alloy (for example, about IN thickness).
In addition, the upper portion thereof is provided with an engaging portion 72 formed of an outwardly projecting piece, and has an oval shape in cross section. This curtain plate 7 is erected along the U-shaped support frame 3 fixed to the slab 2 by inserting and holding the horizontal part of the lower inner end of the =-shaped support frame 3 into the receiving groove 71. . The outer engaging part 81 of the cap 8 is hooked onto the engaging part 72 at the upper part of the vertical curtain plate 7.

That is, the cap 8, like the curtain plate 7, is made by bending and molding a thin plate made of aluminum or aluminum alloy into a substantially U-shaped cross section, and has protrusions facing in opposite directions at the inner and outer ends of the thin plate, respectively. 81 and 82. As described above, the outer engaging part 81 is hooked to the engaging part 72 of the curtain plate 7, while the inner engaging part 82 is a downward engaging part located inside the U-shaped support frame 3. The hook is caught resiliently and the sura 2
It is installed with the top surface covered. These curtain plates 7 and caps 8 are arranged at predetermined intervals in a plurality of :-shaped support frames 3.
...They are fixed in the space as described above and installed in an erected manner.

In order to attach the cap 8 and the curtain plate 7 to the slab 2 using the above-mentioned mounting device 1, the second L-shaped fittings 42 and 42 are fixed to the slab 2, and the second L-shaped fittings and the U-shaped support frame 3 are attached in advance. Adjust the positions of each U-shaped support frame 3 and fix the bolts and nuts 44 with the first L-shaped metal fittings fixed to the U-shaped support frames 3. erected, and Kasagi 8 was installed as a curtain plate 7.
721'C, and finally, the downward engaging portion of the U-shaped support frame 3 is elastically engaged.

By the way, the present invention is not limited to slabs, but can be used to attach capboards and curtain boards to the horizontally projecting frame of buildings such as eaves, and the specific configurations thereof are not limited to the above-mentioned embodiments. That is, as long as the supporting frame can cover at least the upper surface and the front surface, the width of the peak toward the lower surface side may be small, especially on the lower surface side.

It is sufficient that it is held by the curtain plate.

In addition, when an upward or downward projecting piece is provided at the corresponding position of the support frame, the receiving groove for holding the curtain board must match this, and it is necessary to limit it to a horizontal one. There isn't. Similarly, the engaging portion of the curtain plate can be sloped outward, and furthermore, in order to stabilize the relationship with the Kasagi, through holes may be provided at predetermined intervals in the base wall to receive the corresponding protrusions of the Kasagi outer engaging portion. It is also possible to do so.

Similarly, the lower end of the inner engaging portion of the 7-shaped support frame can be further folded back to make the elastic hooking of the Kasagi more stable. In addition, when the hook is elastically locked, if the elastic force is strong, there is a possibility that the hook with the curtain plate will become unlatched.
If the hook is too weak, there is a possibility that the hook will not lock properly, so it should be designed in accordance with other dimensions so that the hook can be stably attached without difficulty.

As described above, the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiments, and the specific configurations of each part thereof may be varied as long as they do not go against the gist of the invention.

(Effects of the Invention) In the present invention, a plurality of support frames are installed and fixed at predetermined intervals in the longitudinal direction of a horizontally projecting frame of a building, and the curtain board and the cap are held or hooked to the support frames and fixed by locking. The installation work is extremely simple, and there is no need to install base angles, etc. on the outside, so the cap and curtain board can be installed without installing scaffolding. Also, of course, Kasagi with screws etc.
Since there is no need to fix the curtain plate, the work is easier and the appearance is not damaged. Moreover, the fixation is stable and reliable, and can be durable for a long period of time. Furthermore, by aligning the engaging parts with the curtain plate and support frame, just by preparing these, the Kasagi can be designed to use something for rising walls, such as a paravet top, and the parts of the Commonality can also be measured.

As described above, the present invention eliminates the need for scaffolding, shortens the construction period, and makes the work simple and reliable.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a sectional view showing an embodiment of the present invention. 1...Mounting device 7...Curtain plate 2...S
Lapu 8...Kasa Tree 3...U-shaped support frame patent issued by Swan Shoji Co., Ltd.

Claims (1)

[Claims] A plurality of roughly U-shaped support frames are installed and fixed at predetermined intervals in the longitudinal direction of a horizontally projecting building frame of a building such as a slab or a canopy, and a curtain board is erected by holding the inner edge of the lower part of the support frames. , the outer engaging part of the kasagi is hooked and locked to the engaging part of the upper part of the curtain plate, and the inner engaging part of the kasagi is elastically hooked and locked to the inner downward engaging part of the support frame. A device for attaching a cap board and a curtain board, characterized in that the cap board and a curtain board are installed in an erected manner between the support frames.