KR200158587Y1 - A boundary stone with a reflector - Google Patents

Abstract

This issue relates to boundary seats equipped with reflectors, and one or more reflectors are provided on the front of the boundary seats installed at the roadside or at the boundary seats of India to simplify the identification of sidewalks and driveways at night. It prevented traffic accidents colliding and made the appearance beautiful.

Conventionally, in order to distinguish the road and the sidewalk and to simplify the construction of the sidewalk block, the boundary stone is manufactured by processing stone or by molding mortar at the boundary point.

At night, the boundary stone could not be distinguished from the road and sidewalk, and the car crashed into the boundary stone while driving.

In this regard, the present invention is designed to prevent accidents by installing a reflector on the front of the boundary stone to solve all the conventional defects.

Description

Boundary Stone with Reflector

1 is a perspective view of the present invention.

2 is a longitudinal cross-sectional view of a reflector coupled to the boundary stone of the present invention.

3 is another longitudinal sectional view of the radius of the cornerstone combined.

4 is another longitudinal cross-sectional view of the radius of the cornerstone combined.

FIG. 5 is a longitudinal cross-sectional view of FIG.

6 is a construction trial of the boundary stone attached to the two reflecting mirrors in this paper.

7 is a construction trial of a boundary stone attached to one reflector in this paper.

* Explanation of symbols for main parts of the drawings

1,10,20: boundary stone A, B, C: front

2: round 3,11,21: reflector groove

3a: inner wall 4, 13, 22: reflector

4a: outer wall 5: adhesive

11a: insert the insertion groove 12: fastener

12a: projection 12b: tapered surface

12c: Rudder 14,23: binding rod

14a: taper 14b, 23a: binding protrusion

21a: inserting rod

This proposal relates to a boundary stone equipped with a reflector, and has a reflector on the front of the boundary stone installed at the boundary of the roadway and sidewalks to prevent traffic accidents by simplifying the identification of sidewalks and roadways when the car is running at night. It was beautiful.

Conventionally, in order to distinguish the road and the sidewalk, and to simplify the construction of the sidewalk block, a boundary stone, such as being made of mortar or processing stone, is installed at the boundary point.

The boundary stone is distinguished and easy to identify in the daytime, but the road and sidewalk are indistinguishable at night, so the car accidentally collides with the boundary stone. There have been inconveniences such as installing separate props and reflectors.

The purpose of this paper is to reduce the number of accidents by combining one or more reflectors on the front of the boundary stone, which is processed from stone or made of mortar, to simplify the identification of the boundary points through the reflectors in the roadway when constructing the boundary stone. have.

Such a draft will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings as follows.

The upper edge of the front surface (A) of the boundary stone (1), which is made of stone or made of mortar, is rounded (2), and the reflector insertion grooves (3) are formed at the center or left and right sides of the front surface (A). The inner wall 3a of the groove 3 and the outer wall 4a of the reflecting mirror 4 are fitted to each other by bonding with an adhesive 5.

In another configuration, as shown in FIG. 3 and FIG. 5, the reflector inserting groove 11 is provided at the center or left and right sides of the front face B of the boundary stone 10, and the binding inserting groove is formed at the center of the fluctuation groove 11. (11a), a fastener (12a) on the outer surface, a tapered surface (12b) on the inner side of the hollow portion and a fastener (12) having a rubbing protrusion (12c) on the tip end of the fastener insertion groove (11a), In the hollow portion of the binding hole 12, a binding rod 14 having a taper portion 14a and a binding protrusion 14b is inserted into the center of the rear portion of the reflector 13, and the binding rod 12 is attached to the hollow portion of the binding hole 12. 14, the reflector insertion groove 11 is configured to be coupled to the reflector 13 at the same time.

In another configuration, as shown in FIG. 4, the reflector inserting groove 21 is provided at the center or left and right sides of the front surface C of the boundary stone 20, and the binding rod inserting groove 21a is formed at the center of the oscillating groove 21. ), And a binding rod 23 having a binding protrusion 23a is inserted into the binding rod insertion groove 21a at the rear center of the reflector 22, and the binding rod 23 is inserted into the binding rod insertion groove 21a. The reflector inserting groove 21 has a structure in which reflectors 22 are fitted to each other.

The operational effects of the proposed paper thus constructed are as follows.

The reflector 4 is provided in the reflector insertion groove 3 formed in the center or the left and right sides of the front surface A of which the upper edge of the front surface A of the boundary stone 1 made of stone or made of mortar is rounded. When the inner wall (3a) and the outer wall (4a) of the reflecting mirror (4) is bonded to each other by the adhesive agent (5), one or more reflecting mirrors (4) are coupled to the front surface (A) of the boundary stone (1). It is composed.

In addition, as shown in FIG. 3 and FIG. 5, the reflector insertion groove 11 and the binding insertion groove 11a are located at the center or left and right sides of the front surface B of the boundary stone 10 manufactured by processing or mortar of stone. ) And press the binding hole 12 into the same insertion hole insertion groove (11a) is coupled between the outer projection (12a) of the binding hole 12 and the inner wall of the insertion hole insertion groove (11a), When the binding rod 14 of the rear side of the reflector 13 is press-fitted to the hollow part of the said binding hole 12, the taper part 14a of the tip of the binding rod 14 formed in the rear side of the reflector 13 is attached to the binding hole 12. The tapered surface 12b of the binding hole 12 is extended as the cutout portion of the binding hole 12 is opened and the tapered surface 12b of the binding hole 12 is opened. 12) is firmly joined, and the binding protrusion 14b inside the binding rod 14 behind the reflector 13 is engaged with the protrusion 12c of the binding hole 12, thereby providing a firm coupling. As reflected, the reflector 13 is positioned and configured in the reflector insertion groove 11.

In addition, as shown in FIG. 4, the reflector insertion grooves 21 and the binding rod insertion grooves 21a are formed at the center or left and right sides of the front surface C of the boundary stone 20 manufactured by processing or mortar of the stone. When the binding rod 23 behind the reflector 22 is inserted into the binding rod inserting groove 21a, the binding protrusion 23a on the outer surface of the binding rod 23 is compressed to be pressed in the binding rod inserting groove 21a. As the solid binding is made, the reflector 22 is fitted into the reflector insertion groove 21.

In this way, each of the reflectors 4, 13, 22 is formed at the center or left and right sides of the front (A), (B), and (C) front of the boundary stone (1), 10, 20, respectively. (1) The installation may be performed in a conventional manner such that the front surfaces A, B, and C of the 10, 20 are positioned on the roadway.

That is, when the reflector is installed on the left and right sides of the boundary stone as shown in FIG. 6, or when the reflector is installed at the center of the boundary stone as shown in FIG. 7, the reflector is installed on the front of the boundary stone located at the side of the roadway. If the car is traveling on the road at night, the lights of the headlights hit the reflector and the reflections are easily identified with the naked eye, thereby preventing traffic accidents in which the car collides with the boundary seats.

In particular, if the dense reflector is installed on the curve road, the driver's attention is increased while the reflector is located close to the ground of the roadway, so that the driver's field of view due to the light of the reflector does not cause disturbance or disturbance. Done.

Therefore, this proposal is a very useful design to prevent traffic accidents caused by the collision of the car on the boundary seat by simplifying the identification of the driveway and sidewalk when driving the car at night by having a reflector at the boundary between the driveway and the sidewalk. .

Claims (1)

In the boundary stone, which is processed with stone or made of mortar, and has a reflector on the front surface, the reflector insertion grooves 11 are formed in the center of the front surface B or on both sides, and the center of the reflector insertion grooves 11 is formed. A fastener inserting groove 11a is formed therein, the fastening hole 12 is inserted into the fastener inserting groove 11a, and the binding rod 14 of the reflector 13 is placed in the hollow portion of the fastener opening 12. At the same time, the peripheral surface of the reflector 13 is inserted into the reflector insertion groove 11, and the binding hole 12 forms a projection 12a on the outer surface, and a tapered surface 12b on the inner side of the hollow part. And a rubbing protrusion 12c formed on the inner side of the hollow portion, and the binding rod 14 of the reflector 13 is formed to protrude on one side of the reflector, and the taper 12b of the binding hole 12 is formed. Boundary stone with a reflector, characterized in that formed in a shape corresponding to) and the rubbing protrusion (12c).