JPH0112873Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to a wall mounting structure for a house toy.

In general, in a house toy in which a synthetic resin wall component that constitutes a wall is vertically stood up against a synthetic paper floor component that constitutes a floor, the floor component is It is made by covering the front and back sides of a paper material with a pattern printed on it with a synthetic resin sheet.
Since the wall component is a molded product made of synthetic resin, when joining the wall component on the floor component in an upright manner, if the two are adhesively bonded, the wall component will be attached to the floor surface. Since it is simply bonded to the top sheet of the component, the top sheet can easily tear if handled a little roughly, so the floor component and wall component are firmly fixed by riveting. is normal. However, in the case of riveting, the head of the rivet is exposed on the floor surface, resulting in a disadvantage that the appearance is significantly impaired. Since house toys are products that place importance on image, defects in design often have a fatal impact on product sales, and a solution to this problem has been desired.

In view of the above-mentioned circumstances, it is an object of the present invention to propose a mounting structure that allows a wall component to be firmly attached to a floor component without damaging the appearance.

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

In the figure, symbol A indicates a house toy. This house toy A is configured to be foldable and unfoldable using a plate-like member, and has a floor member 1 that constitutes a floor surface.
A base frame member 11 is erected approximately in the center of the floor member 11, and side members are formed on both sides of the floor member 11 to form a floor structure member 1 forming a floor surface and a wall structure member 2 forming a wall body. These side members 12, 12 can be folded into a bag shape via bending hinge parts 13, 13. Note that a second floor 14 is formed in a part of the base frame member 10. Also,
25 is a sub-house attached to the outer wall of the house toy A when folded.

In the house toy A, the wall component 2 is attached to the floor component 1 as follows.

The floor component 1 is made of synthetic paper and has a flat plate shape. In other words, as shown in FIG. 2, the floor component 1 has a floor pattern printed on the surface of a paper sheet material 3, and its front and back surfaces are covered with synthetic resin sheet materials 4 and 5. Usually, the synthetic resin sheet material 5 on the back side is colored so that the non-printing side of the paper sheet material 3 does not appear on the outside, and the synthetic resin sheet material 4 on the front side is usually colored as a paper sheet material. Transparent sheet materials 4 and 5 are used so that the printed surface on the material 3 can be seen. In this way, the floor surface component 1 is made by covering the paper sheet material 3, which is easy to print and is inexpensive, with a synthetic resin sheet material that is resistant to staining, so that a beautiful finish can be achieved at low cost. It is possible. As shown in FIG. 3, through-holes 21, 21 for rivets and screws are formed at predetermined positions in the floor component 1. As shown in FIG.

Next, the wall component 2 is a molded product made of synthetic resin, and includes a rising portion 7 constituting the wall body and a fixing means receiving portion 8 provided at an appropriate position on the rising portion 7. The rising portion 7 is appropriately curved to correspond to part or all of the outer edge of the floor component 1. The fixing means receiving parts 8, 8' are connected to the rising part 7.
Rivets 20 and screws 2 that are integrally formed on one side or both sides and pass through the through holes of the floor component 1.
0', etc., and has an external shape imitating a house-related part, and has a concave interior, with a fixing means receiving surface 8a provided at the bottom. In this example, the fixing means receivers 8, 8' are formed as a bathtub and dresser lower part, respectively, and holes 22, 22' for receiving rivets 20 and screws 20' are formed in their bottom surfaces 8a, respectively. The receiving hole 22' is a screw hole. In addition to the fixing means receiving portions 8, appropriate partition members 15 and the like may be integrally formed on the wall component 2, and further members 16 such as doors may be attached thereto.

When attaching the wall component 2 to the floor component 1 configured as described above, use the rivets 20 and screws 2.
0' is the through hole 21 formed in the floor component 1,
21, the tips of the rivets 20 and screws 20' are inserted into the fixing means receivers 8, 8' of the wall component 2.
The floor component 1 and the wall component 2 are fixed by passing through the rivet receiving holes 22 and screw receiving holes 22' formed in the receiving surfaces 8a and 8a'. In this case, the above rivet 20, screw 2
0' will be exposed at the bottom of the receiving parts 8, 8', but the fixing means receiving parts 8, 8' are formed in a concave shape, and the receiving surfaces 8a, 8a' of the fixing means are exposed at the bottom. Therefore, the rivets 20, 20' are difficult to see from the outside, so there is no risk of spoiling the appearance of the house. However, for example, as in the case of the bathtub, a sealing material is attached to the exposed part of the rivet 20, or as in the case of the dresser, the upper member 23 is attached and fixed on the lower member 8' of the dresser. Even better if you do.

With the above installation, rivet 20 and screw 20'
appears at the bottom of the concave fixing means receiving portions 8, 8';
Since it is not directly exposed on the floor component 1, the appearance of the house toy A is not impaired in any way. Furthermore, since the fixing means receiving parts 8 and 8' are integrally molded on the side of the wall component 2 and have the shape of a house-related part, they have a natural appearance, and since they themselves have a concave surface, they are strong. Therefore, the mounting strength of the entire wall component 2 can be further improved compared to the conventional one.

As explained in detail above, according to the present invention,
When fixing the floor component and the wall component, the head of the fixing means appears at the bottom of the concave fixing means receiving part integrally molded on the side of the wall component, and the head of the fixing means appears on the bottom of the concave fixing means receiving part integrally formed on the side of the wall component. Since it is not exposed directly, the exterior of the house will not be damaged. In addition, the fixing means receiving part itself has a concave surface, so it is strong.
It is possible to further improve the mounting strength of the entire wall component than in the past. Therefore, when the above structure is applied to a folding house toy, the strength of the house toy in the folded state can be maintained at a high level. Furthermore, since the fixing means receiving part has a shape as a house-related part, by arranging the wall component integrally provided with the fixing means on the floor component, the appearance of the house toy becomes three-dimensional. In addition to expanding the house space, it can also encourage the enjoyment of playing on the turf.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a house equipped with an attachment structure for a floor component and a wall component according to the present invention, FIG. 2 is an enlarged sectional view of the floor component, and FIG. 3 is an enlarged sectional view of the floor component. FIG. 4 is an exploded perspective view of a part of the house, and FIGS. 4a and 4b are views of the fastening state of the fastening means receiving part. Code A... House toy, 1... Floor component,
2... Wall component, 3... Paper sheet material, 4, 5
...Synthetic resin sheet material, 7...Rising portion, 8...
...Fixing means receiving portion, 8a...receiving surface.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claim for Utility Model Registration] A wall-mounted structure for a house toy, characterized by having the following requirements applicable to a house toy composed of plate-like members. (a) A synthetic resin wall component raised into the desired shape shall be installed on a flat floor component. (b) A concave portion with an open top surface is formed at a suitable location inside the wall component, and a concave fixing means receiving portion having an external shape imitating a house-related component is integrally formed. (c) A fixing means passing through a through hole provided in the floor component is fixed to the bottom surface of the fixing means receiving part whose outer shape resembles a house-related part.