JPH0988435A - Sill support structure of bathroom sliding door - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To make it possible to mount a sill easily and reduce cost by supporting a sill of a bathroom sliding door with a support material which comprises a horizontal part to be loaded on a floor pan and a wall to be fixed with the sill. SOLUTION: A sill 16, which slides a bathroom sliding door, which partitions between a wall panel loading area 3 of a floor pan 2 of a bathroom 1 and the side end of a floor of an adjacent room where the sill 16 is supported on the floor pan 2 with a support material 59. This support material 59 is made of an angle material curvedly formed in the shape of a hook and provided with a wall area 61 bent from horizontal parts 60. A small machine bolt 64 is inserted through a long hole 62 provided in the wall area 61. The wall area 61 is mounted on the sill 16 by adjusting the mounting position, thereby loading the horizontal part 60 on a horizontal part 63 of a riser. This construction makes it possible to construct the sill 16 without calling for skeleton side work.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a lower frame support structure for a bathroom sliding door which serves as a partition between a bathroom and a washroom.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art As a conventional lower frame support structure for a bathroom sliding door,
For example, there is one described in Japanese Examined Patent Publication No. 4-12798. The technique described in this publication is provided with a sliding door unit that slidably holds a bathroom sliding door, and a lifting leg is provided in a sliding door storage portion on the side opposite to the passage portion of the sliding door unit, so that the sliding door unit is The structure is such that the sliding door unit is temporarily held substantially horizontally, and then is brought into contact with both sides of the sliding door unit to fix the sliding door unit to a building side building material such as a pillar, a stud, or a decorative pillar.

[0003]

However, the above Japanese Patent Publication No.
In the technique described in Japanese Patent Publication No. -12798, FIG.
In the case of the floor pan 101 placed on the pedestal 100 as shown in FIG. 2, the sliding door storage unit 10 is installed depending on the installation height of the floor pan 101.
It is necessary to insert a support base 104 such as a brick block under the lifting legs 103 that hold the two and adjust the height while stacking the support bases 104 one by one by hand. Further, as shown in FIG. 13, in the case of the suspension type floor pan 110, the height adjustment work is performed while confirming the attachment condition between the lifting leg 112 holding the sliding door storage portion 111 of the sliding door unit and the base 113. To do.

Therefore, in the above-mentioned conventional technique, the support base 10 such as a brick block is provided on the side of the building frame at the support position of the lifting leg 103.
4 is required, and it is necessary to insert a hand below the sliding door storage portion 111 of the sliding door unit for height adjustment, and thus the cost of preparing a support stand such as a brick block is high, and the building frame side However, there is the inconvenience that the construction is troublesome because it is necessary to perform the construction.

The present invention has been made in order to solve the above problems, and in the structure for mounting the lower frame of the sliding door for the bathroom which is the partition between the bathroom and the washroom, the cost is suppressed and the structure of the building side is reduced. The purpose is to make construction easy by eliminating the need for construction.

[0006]

In order to solve the above problems, the first aspect of the present invention is to provide a bathroom sliding door for partitioning between a bathroom and an adjacent room, in which a lower frame on which the sliding door slides is a floor of the bathroom. Provided between the wall panel placement portion of the pan and the side end portion of the floor of the adjacent room, a support member for supporting the lower frame on the floor pan is provided, and the support member is a horizontal portion placed on the floor pan, The lower frame of the sliding door is attached to the floor pan by the support because it is composed of the wall part that is bent from the horizontal part and fixed to the lower frame.
No work is required on the building side.

According to the second aspect of the present invention, since the elongate hole for adjusting the vertical position is provided in the wall portion of the supporting member, the vertical position can be easily adjusted.

According to the third aspect of the present invention, since the supporting member is integrally provided on the lower frame, the number of parts is reduced and the construction is facilitated.

[0009]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS Next, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings. FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a bathroom to which the lower frame support structure for a bathroom sliding door of the present invention is applied.
A floor pan 2 is installed in a building body (not shown), and a plurality of wall panels 4 are built up side by side on a stepped wall panel mounting portion 3 formed on the peripheral portion of the floor pan 2, and the wall panels 4 ... It is a so-called prefabricated type in which a ceiling panel is stretched through a turning edge (not shown).

The floor pan 2 has a boundary 5 projecting from the center thereof, a washing area 6 on the right side of the boundary 5 and a bathtub installation section 7 on the left side of the boundary 5. The surface of the washing place 6 is formed, for example, in a pattern like a rock surface or in a gentle uneven shape so as to prevent slipping. A bathtub 8 is installed in the bathtub installation section 7.
A counter 9 is installed along one wall panel 4 facing the washing space 6 and the bath 8. A hot and cold water mixing tap 11 having a shower head 10 is provided on the front surface of the counter 9 facing the washing room, and a hot and cold water mixing tap 12 is also provided on the upper surface of the counter 9 facing the bathtub 8.
Is provided. Further, for example, a drain port (not shown) is provided near the counter 9 facing the boundary portion 5, and the washing place 6 is formed with a gentle downward slope toward the drain port.

Between the bathroom 1 and the adjoining dressing room 13,
A sliding door frame 14 formed of an aluminum sash or the like is fixed, and a sliding sliding door 15 is attached. The lower frame 16 of the sliding door frame 14 is provided between the wall panel mounting portion 3 of the floor pan 2 and the side end portion of the floor portion 17 of the changing room 13. The sliding door 8 may be composed of any number of sheets.

FIG. 2 is an exploded perspective view of a sliding door frame, and a wall panel 4 (A) having a size approximately half of the frontage is provided on the dressing room side (right hand in the figure) of the wall panel mounting portion 3 of the floor pan 2. Is placed,
It is held by the rising portion 18 of the floor pan 2. Wall panel 4
A ceiling panel (not shown) is fixed to the upper end of (A) with screws. The frame 19 of the wall panel 4 is made of a steel material, and the frame 19 has two horizontal bars 2 which are vertically spaced from each other.
0 is attached and reinforced. A substrate 50 is attached to the frame 19, and a panel plate 51 is attached to the surface of the substrate 50 (see FIG. 3).

The wall panel mounting portion 3 of the floor pan 2 to which the wall panel 4 (A) is not attached forms a notch 21 by notching the rising portion 18, leaving a flat wall panel mounting portion 3.
A short wall panel 22 having a small vertical dimension is fixed to the ceiling (not shown) above the cutout portion 21 with screws.

A connection frame 24 is provided in an opening 23 formed by the wall panel mounting portion 3 of the floor pan 2 having the cutout portion 21, the left and right wall panels 4 (A), 4 and the upper wall panel 22.
Is installed. The connection frame 24 includes an upper frame 25, left and right vertical frames 26, 26 fixed to the upper frame 25, and both vertical frames 2.
A lower frame 27 fixed to the lower ends of the reference numerals 6 and 26 is formed and is detachably formed.

The sliding door frame 14 is mounted from the opening 23 to the wall panel 4 (A). The sliding door frame 14 has a width dimension of the frontage of the bathroom 1, and is fixed to the upper frame 29, the left and right vertical frames 30 and 30 fixed to the upper frame 29, and the lower ends of the both vertical frames 30 and 30. And the lower frame 16.

A wall panel 48 in the middle of the two vertical frames 30, 30
A vertical rail 32 is provided on the (A) side, and two horizontal rails 33 are attached between the vertical rail 32 and the right vertical frame 30 at upper and lower intervals for reinforcement. Also, the wall panel 4 (A) of the lower frame 16
On the side, a mounting frame 34 made of a hollow steel material is provided with screws 3
Mount with 5 (see Fig. 3). A support wall 36 is projectingly provided on the upper surface of the mounting frame 34, and a blind board 37 supported between the support wall 36 and the recess 52 of the upper frame 29 is fixed to the horizontal rail 33 with a screw. In this way, the door pocket portion 53 is formed on the wall panel 4 (A) side of the sliding door frame 14.

The sliding door 15 is built on the sliding door frame 14 to partition the bathroom 1 and the dressing room 13 from each other. Between the upper frame 39 and the lower frame 40 of the sliding door 15, frosted glass 4
1 is fitted. Also, the left and right vertical frames 42 of the sliding door 15
A handle 43 is provided on one side.

FIG. 3 is a longitudinal sectional view of the door pocket portion of the sliding door frame,
The upper frame 29 of the sliding door frame 14 includes the wall panel 4 (A) and the changing room 1
It is provided between the ceiling 3 and the ceiling 44. Upper frame 2 of sliding door frame 14
9 is formed of a hollow steel material, and the undressing chamber 13 of this upper frame 29
A box-shaped portion 45 whose lower side is opened is provided on the lower surface portion on the side. Rails 46 are provided in the box-shaped portion 45. A suspension vehicle 47 (two places, see FIG. 2) provided on the upper frame 39 of the sliding door 15 is fitted to the rail 46 and is configured to be rollable.

The lower frame 16 of the sliding door frame 14 is provided between the wall panel mounting portion 3 of the floor pan 2 of the bathroom 1 and the side end of the floor portion 17 of the dressing room 13. The lower frame 16 of the sliding door frame 14 is formed of a hollow steel material, and the upper surface portion 55 of the lower frame 16 has the undressing chamber 1
It is installed so as to be substantially the same height as the floor 17 of No. 3. An engagement groove 57 is formed between the upper surface 55 of the lower frame 16 and the standing wall 56 of the lower frame 16 on the dressing room side. In the engagement groove 57, the hanging piece 58 provided on the lower frame 40 of the sliding door 15 is provided.
Are slidably engaged.

The lower frame 16 is formed with two stepped portions 48 and 49, which are stepwise in a side sectional view, following the upper surface portion 55. The main body 67 of the mounting frame 34 is placed on the stepped portion 48 of the lower frame 16, and the fixed portion 68 extending downward from the main body 67 and bent horizontally at the stepped portion 49 is fixed with the screw 35. To do.
Further, the sliding door frame 14 includes a lower frame 16 corresponding to the door pocket portion 53.
Is fixed to the rising portion 18 of the floor pan 2 with the support material 59.
One or two fixing points.

FIG. 4 is an exploded view of a supporting member for supporting the lower frame of the sliding door frame on the wall panel, and the supporting member 59 for supporting the sliding door frame 14 on the floor pan 2 is bent and formed like a hook. It is an angle material. The support material 59 is provided on the floor pan 2 and a horizontal portion 60, and the lower frame 1 is provided by bending the horizontal portion 60.
6 and a wall portion 61 fixed to 6. The wall portion 61 is provided with a long hole 62 in the vertical direction.

FIG. 5 is a side sectional view of a supporting member for supporting the lower frame of the sliding door frame on the wall panel, and the supporting member 59 places the horizontal portion 60 on the horizontal portion 63 of the rising portion 18 of the floor pan 2. Supported. In addition, the wall portion 61 of the support member 59 faces downward, and the long hole 6
It is fixed to the hole 66 formed in the side wall 65 of the lower frame 16 of the sliding door frame 14 with a screw 64 from 2. The long hole 62 allows fine adjustment of the vertical position of the lower frame 14.

FIG. 6 is an exploded view of another embodiment of a support member for supporting the lower frame of the sliding door frame on the wall panel. In this embodiment, the support member 59 is used with the wall portion 61 facing upward.

FIG. 7 is a side sectional view of another embodiment of a supporting member for supporting the lower frame of the sliding door frame on the wall panel, and the supporting member 59 includes a horizontal portion 60 and a horizontal portion 63 of the rising portion 18 of the floor pan 2. Placed on and supported by. Further, the wall portion 61 of the support member 59 is directed upward, and the screw 64 is inserted into the long hole 62 to insert the lower frame 1 of the sliding door frame 14.
6 is fixed to the side wall 65. When the wall portion 61 is directed upward, the position of the long hole 62 is set to the upper side, so that the lower frame 14 can be largely adjusted in the vertical direction.

FIG. 8 is an exploded view of a supporting member of another embodiment for supporting the lower frame of the sliding door frame on the wall panel. In this embodiment, the supporting member 70 is provided integrally with the mounting frame 71 of the board 37. A main body 72 of the mounting frame 71 is formed of a hollow steel material, and a support wall 73 for supporting the board 37 is projectingly provided on an upper portion of the main body 72. Further, a fixing portion 74 is formed by extending downward from the main body 72 and bending horizontally. The fixing portion 74 is erected upward and becomes the wall portion 75 of the support member 70.
A horizontal portion 76 is formed horizontally from the upper end of the. Support material 7
0 is formed to fill the width of the door pocket portion 53 of the lower frame 16.

FIG. 9 is a side sectional view of a supporting member of another embodiment for supporting the lower frame of the sliding door frame on the wall panel. The mounting frame 71 has a fixing portion 74 fixed to the lower frame 16 with a screw 77. Further, the horizontal portion 76 of the support member 70 integrated with the mounting frame 71 is placed and supported on the horizontal portion 63 of the floor pan 2. Since the support member 70 is formed to fill the width of the door pocket portion 53 of the lower frame 16, the support member 70 has sufficient strength to support the sliding door frame 14.

FIG. 10 is an exploded view of a supporting member of another embodiment for supporting the lower frame of the sliding door frame on the wall panel. In this embodiment, the horizontal portion of the supporting member 70 and the horizontal portion 63 of the floor pan 2 are shown. A block 78 made of resin is interposed between the blocks.

FIG. 11 is a side sectional view of a supporting member of another embodiment for supporting the lower frame of the sliding door frame on the wall panel.
A resin block 78 is fixed to the lower surface of the horizontal section 0 with screws 79 to adjust the vertical positions of the lower frame 16 of the sliding door frame 14 and the floor pan 2.

[0029]

Since the present invention is configured as described above, it has the following effects. According to a first aspect of the present invention, in a bathroom sliding door that partitions between a bathroom and an adjacent room, a lower frame on which the sliding door slides is provided between a wall panel mounting portion of the floor pan of the bathroom and a side end portion of the floor of the adjacent room. And a supporting member for supporting the lower frame on the floor pan. The supporting member includes a horizontal portion placed on the floor pan and a wall portion bent from the horizontal portion and fixed to the lower frame. Since the lower frame of the sliding door is attached to the floor pan by the support material, and no work on the building frame side is required, prepare a support block such as a brick block to adjust the height of the sliding door frame. It doesn't have to be, and it does not cost.

According to the second aspect of the present invention, the elongate hole for adjusting the vertical position is provided in the wall portion of the support member, so that the construction can be done easily and the vertical position can be adjusted easily.

According to the third aspect of the present invention, since the supporting member is integrally provided on the lower frame, the number of parts is reduced and the construction is facilitated.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a bathroom to which a lower frame cover of a bathroom sliding door of the present invention is applied.

FIG. 2 is an exploded perspective view of the sliding door frame

FIG. 3 is a side sectional view of a door pocket portion of the sliding door frame.

FIG. 4 is an exploded view of a support member for supporting the lower frame of the sliding door frame on the wall panel.

FIG. 5 is a sectional view of the same side.

FIG. 6 is an exploded view of another embodiment of a support member for supporting the lower frame of the sliding door frame on the wall panel.

FIG. 7 is a sectional side view of the same.

FIG. 8 is an exploded view of a supporting member of another embodiment for supporting the lower frame of the sliding door frame on the wall panel.

FIG. 9 is a sectional view of the same side.

FIG. 10 is an exploded view of a supporting member of another embodiment for supporting the lower frame of the sliding door frame on the wall panel.

FIG. 11 is a sectional view of the same side.

FIG. 12 is a side sectional view of a mounting portion of a lower frame of a conventional bathroom sliding door.

FIG. 13 is a side cross-sectional view of the mounting portion of the lower frame of another conventional bathroom sliding door.

[Explanation of symbols]

1 ... Bathroom, 2 ... Floor pan, 3 ... Wall panel placement part, 4 ... Wall panel, 6 ... Washing room, 7 ... Bathtub installation part, 8 ... Bathtub, 9 ... Counter, 10 ... Shower head, 11,12 ... Hot water Mixing stopper, 13 ... Dressing room, 14 ... Sliding door frame, 15 ... Sliding door, 16 ...
Lower frame, 17 ... Floor of dressing room, 18 ... Rise of floor pan,
19 ... Wall panel frame, 20 ... Side rail, 21 ... Notch, 22
... Wall panel, 23 ... Opening part, 24 ... Connection frame, 25 ... Upper frame, 26 ... Vertical frame, 27 ... Lower frame, 29 ... Upper frame, 30 ... Vertical frame, 32 ... Vertical bar, 33 ... Horizontal bar, 34 ... Mounting frame, 35 ... Screw, 36 ... Support wall, 37 ... Board, 38 ... Screw, 39 ...
Upper frame of sliding door, 40 ... Lower frame of sliding door, 41 ... Frosted glass of sliding door, 42 ... Vertical frame, 43 ... Handle, 44 ... Ceiling, 45 ... Box-shaped part, 46 ... Rail, 47 ... Suspended vehicle, 48, 49 ... Lower frame step portion, 50 ... Substrate, 51 ... Panel plate, 52 ... Upper frame recessed portion, 53 ... Door pocket part, 55 ... Lower frame upper surface portion, 56 ... Lower frame standing wall, 57 ... Lower frame engagement Grooves, 58 ... Sliding door hanging pieces, 5
9 ... Support material, 60 ... Horizontal portion of support material, 61 ... Wall portion of support material, 62 ... Long hole of support material, 63 ... Horizontal portion of rising portion of floor pan, 64 ... Screw, 65 ... Side wall of lower frame , 67 ... Mounting frame body, 68 ... Mounting frame fixing portion, 70 ... Support material, 71 ... Mounting frame, 72 ... Mounting frame body, 73 ... Mounting frame supporting wall,
74 ... Fixed part of mounting frame, 75 ... Wall part of support material, 76 ... Horizontal part of support material, 77 ... Screw, 78 ... Block, 79 ... Screw.

Claims (3)

[Claims] 1. A sliding door for a bathroom that partitions between a bathroom and an adjacent room, wherein a lower frame on which the sliding door slides is formed between a wall panel mounting portion of a floor pan of the bathroom and a side end portion of the floor of the adjacent room. A support member for supporting the lower frame on the floor pan is provided between the support member, and the support member is fixed to the lower frame by a horizontal portion placed on the floor pan and a bent portion from the horizontal portion. A lower frame support structure for a bathroom sliding door, characterized in that 2. The lower frame support structure for a bathroom sliding door according to claim 1, wherein a long hole for adjusting a vertical position is provided in a wall portion of the support member. 3. The lower frame support structure for a bathroom sliding door according to claim 1, wherein the support member is provided integrally with the lower frame.