JPH0122817Y2 - - Google Patents

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[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to the structure of the outer cover at the end of a partition panel, and more specifically, the present invention provides a structure for making the ends and corners of the partition panel beautiful and simple, and preventing wobbling. To further explain the details of the present invention based on the illustrated embodiment, the outer cover structure of the end of the partition panel according to the present invention has a A baseboard 3 with a matching hole 1 and installed on the ground rail 2
and a partition panel mounting post 5 which is erected on the baseboard 3 and has an engagement portion 4 for a hook on the outer surface side of the upper end, and a direction in which both sides of the open end of the member having a substantially U-shaped cross section face each other. to form a bent piece 21, and set the groove 22 between the bent pieces 21, 21 to a width that allows the bent piece 21 to fit on both the front and back sides of the support 5,
A hook 6 that engages with the engaging portion 4 of the support column 5 is attached to the upper end of the groove 22, and a hook 7 that engages the engagement hole 1 of the baseboard 3 from above is attached to the lower end of the groove 22. and an outer cover member 8 protruding from the outer cover member 8, the details of which are specifically illustrated in FIG. That is, the baseboard 3 may have the engagement hole 1 at the upper surface side end, but for example, the engagement hole 1 may be a recess in the protrusions 9, 9 formed in the longitudinal direction on both sides of the upper surface of the baseboard 3. The side end surface of the hole 11 for attaching a metal fitting for mounting a support provided on the bottom surface of the groove 10 is cut out and recessed, and the space formed by the recessed part and the side end surface of the metal fitting 12 is used as the engagement hole 1. Then, as shown in the figure, the partition panel mounting posts 5 are attached to the post mounting brackets 12 attached to the mounting holes 11 of the baseboard 3, that is, the top plate 13 exposed from the opening on the top surface of the baseboard 3. A columnar support mounting member 15 that can be fitted and fixed to the lower end of the support column 5 is erected on the upper surface of the top plate 13, which has leg plates 14 provided below on both sides, and an azimuth star bolt is fitted to the top plate 13 in an appropriate position on the ground rail 2. A top plate 13 is provided with a through hole for insertion and is perpendicular to the leg plates 14, 14.
The lower end of the post mounting bracket 12 having the baseboard receiving ridge 17 formed thereon can be fitted and fixed to the post mounting member 15, and the upper end has a partition panel 18 side on one side, that is, on the right side in the figure. An engagement hole 19 for engaging a hook protruding from the upper part of the end face is provided, and both end edges are bent in opposite directions, leaving an open shape 20 on the side end face of the pillar 5, which has a substantially U-shaped cross section. A portion of the upper end of the curved bent piece is cut out, and a hook engaging portion 4 is provided such that the stepped portion thereof is located at the same position as the lower end of the engaging hole 19. The pillars 5 in the illustrated example use pillars 5 with one side open 20 for convenient installation of the partition panel 18. Although an example of a support in a covered structure is disclosed, the engagement portion 4 for the hook here may be a simple engagement hole or a stepped portion for engagement as in the embodiment. As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the outer cover member 8 that covers the outer surface of these partition panel mounting columns 5 is a member that has a width inside that can cover the outer surface of the column 5. A member having a substantially U-shaped cross section is used, and both edges of the open end thereof are bent in opposite directions, and the edges are bent slightly inward to form bent pieces 21, 21, and both edges are bent in opposite directions. bent piece 2
The width of the groove 22 between the columns 1 and 21 is set so as to fit on both the front and back surfaces of the column 5, and the upper end of the groove 22 is engaged with the engaging portion 4 provided on the outer surface of the column 5. At the same time as attaching the downward hook 6 that can be
At the lower end of 2, there is provided a hook 7 projecting downward, which can be engaged from above into the engagement hole 1 provided in the upper surface of the groove 10 of the baseboard 3, and is shown as 23 in the figure. In the case where the partition panel mounting column 5 is provided with an open shape 20 on its outer surface, a steady rest is provided to further strengthen and stabilize the engagement relationship between the outer covering member 8 and the column 5. It is a member for. That is, the hook 6 at the upper end of the jacket member 8 is engaged with the engaging portion 4 at the upper end of the support column 5, and the hook 7 at the lower end is engaged with the engaging hole 1 at the inner end of the groove 10 of the baseboard 3. In the state where the steady rest member 23 is attached, the steady rest member 23 can be fitted into the open shape 20 of the support column 5, as seen in the cross-sectional view of FIG. A member that can be inserted in an expanded state is used.

The outer cover structure of the end of a partition panel according to the present invention includes a baseboard provided with engagement holes as described above, and a partition set on the baseboard and having an engagement portion at the upper end on the outer surface side. It is composed of a partition panel mounting post, an outer covering member that is provided with hooks on the top and bottom that can be engaged with the engagement hole of the baseboard and the engaging part of the partition panel mounting post, and that can cover the outside of the support. Therefore, after assembling the partition panel by placing it on the top surface of the baseboard and fitting and locking it to the support posts with the hooks, its ends are covered with the above-mentioned outer covering member, and the upper and lower hooks are used to attach the partition panels to the support posts. Easily engages with the outer surface. Once installed, the upper and lower hooks will fit securely. Since it is fixed, it is strong, and the assembly work is simple and quick, and the appearance is beautiful. In addition, approximately half of the outer surface of the column is accommodated in the groove of the outer cover member, and the double-folded pieces of the outer cover member are visible on both the front and back sides of the column. Movement in the front and back directions can be reliably regulated, and the upper part of the outer sheathing member is a regular hook, and the lower part is a hook that protrudes downward from the lower end, and the engagement part at the top of the column and the baseboard are used, respectively. Since it can be inserted into the engagement hole at the top side end, it can be engaged by dropping it into the engagement hole, compared to the conventional one which has a normal downward hook on both the top and bottom.
Not only does manufacturing become easier as there is no need to set the spacing between the upper and lower hooks with high precision, there is also no need to simultaneously position and engage the upper and lower hooks in the engagement holes of the struts, making it extremely easy to assemble and connect as described above. becomes easier.

In addition, when an open shape is provided on the outer surface of the column and a steady rest member that fits into the open shape is provided on the outer sheathing member side, the outer sheath can be attached to the partition panel mounting column by fitting each other. This achieves not only the engagement of the members but also their steady rest. still,
As an engagement hole provided on the upper surface of the baseboard, a continuous notch is provided at the end of the mounting hole to expose the mounting bracket for erecting the support, and this notch is used as the engagement hole described above. By using this method, the erecting of the supports and the formation of the engagement holes can be performed in pairs and simultaneously, and the connection relationship between the supports, baseboards, and these outer cover members makes the arrangement and connection of the supports mutually preferable.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Figure 1 is an exploded perspective view of the outer cover structure at the end of the partition panel according to the present invention, Figure 2 is a cross-sectional view of the strut in Figure 1, Figure 3 is a side view of the strut, and Figure 4 is the installation of the strut. FIG. 3 is a perspective view of an embodiment of the metal fittings. 1... Engagement hole, 2... Ground rail, 3... Baseboard,
4... Engaging portion, 5... Support, 6... Hook, 7...
... Hook, 8 ... Outer cover member, 9 ... Projection, 10 ...
... Concave groove, 11 ... Hole for attaching bracket for supporting column, 12
...Strut mounting bracket, 13...Top plate, 14...Leg plate, 15...Strut mounting member, 16...Through hole, 17
... Baseboard receiving protrusion, 18 ... Partition panel, 1
9... Engagement hole, 20... Open shape, 21... Bent piece, 22... Groove, 23... Steady rest member.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claim for Utility Model Registration] A baseboard with an engaging hole provided on the side edge of the upper surface and installed above the ground rail, and an engaging portion for a hook provided on the outer surface of the upper end erected on the baseboard. A column for attaching a partition panel, and a substantially U-shaped cross-sectional member whose open end side edges are bent in opposite directions to form folded pieces, and the groove between the folded pieces is formed by the bent piece. The width is set to fit externally on both the front and back sides of the base board, and the upper end of the groove is provided with a hook that engages with the engagement portion of the support column, and the lower end of the groove is provided with a hook that engages with the engagement hole of the baseboard from above. An outer sheathing structure at the end of a partition panel, comprising: an outer sheathing member having mating hooks protruding downward;