JPH0230836A - Facing partition - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To simplify an execution of a facing partition by locking a locking frame of a facing panel and a panel inverting piece respectively on a fitting frame between coupling studs and a panel mounting frame, and inserting an insertion piece of a facing panel into a locking groove section of a coupling stud. CONSTITUTION:A coupling stud 4 is erected and fixed between a ceiling rail 24 and a floor rail 25. A facing panel 2 is moved from up to down between coupling studs 4 to lock the locking frame 7 with a fitting frame 19 between the coupling studs 4 and, at the same time, a panel inverting piece 13 of the facing panel 2 is placed on a panel placing frame 21 and the floor rail 25 between the coupling studs 4. An insertion piece 11 of the facing panel 2 is inserted into a locking groove section 18 of the coupling stud 4. According to the constitution, an execution of a facing partition 1 can be simplified by erecting the facing panel 2 with a hanging curtain system.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION Technical Field The present invention relates to a technique for a movable partition wall panel (hereinafter referred to as a panel) and a technique for a decorative panel attached in front of a base wall or the like.

BACKGROUND TECHNOLOGY Conventionally, decorative panels were installed in movable partitions.
Install studs on the ceiling rail and floor rail studs,
Cut a vertical groove on both sides of the panel for a color-enhancing frame that will enhance the vertical half of the stud, cover the stud with the outer covering frame (-), and fit it into place. While fitting, fix it vertically between the ceiling rail and floor rail, and fit the - colored frame of the other panel into the other stud...
There is a push-in method in which parts are attached one after another without any gaps (joints). In this case, the beautifully designed surface portion of the decorative panel, called the decorative surface board, is attached only to one side facing the room (inside the room).

A disadvantage of this conventional method is that it requires a medium thickness to encase the studs in the decorative panel. For this reason, this is fine for relatively lightweight decorative panels such as plywood covered with cloth, but decorative panels made of steel or tiles are heavy and extremely difficult to handle. Furthermore, since gypsum board material or the like is screwed to the front and rear sides of the panel frame, and the decorative surface board is attached to the lower side as described above, attachment is difficult and manufacturing costs are high.

Furthermore, removing decorative panels is difficult for sushi. Removal is necessary due to partial damage to the decorative panel or rearrangement of the room, but with the drive-in method, panels must be removed one by one starting from the farthest panel of the partition. This is because the studs are solid and fixed to the decorative panel.

Here, there is a technique for attaching and removing lids and plates used in boxes, cupboards, etc. called r-specimen.

In other words, a lid or board that covers the front (vertical) side of a box or cupboard, etc.
By moving it up and down, the grooves carved into the top and bottom of boxes and cupboards allow
Toritsuketori is what makes sushi.

The present invention is a partial development of a technique similar to the above-mentioned speculum, in which the decorative panel is lifted upwards and lowered to attach it to the studs, without using the conventional push-in method. It is.

The present invention uses this speculum-type method for attaching a decorative panel of a movable partition to solve the drawbacks of the conventional drive-in method.

Representation of invention The present invention relates to the installation of decorative panels for movable partitions.

This method uses a speculum method. That is, the decorative panel is
It is a single-sided panel frame with a decorative top plate attached to it, eliminating the push-in type color-enhancing frame, and providing the panel frame with a locking frame as an engagement means and a panel mounting piece as a panel support means laterally and horizontally. A fitting frame, which is an engagement means, and a panel mounting frame, which is a panel support means, are installed horizontally on two studs to form a connecting stud, and the connecting stud is installed between the ceiling rail and the floor rail in front of the base wall. Fix it, lift the decorative panel upwards, lower it downwards, fit the locking frame into the fitting frame, and place the panel replacement pieces on the panel and the frame to complete the decorative partition. It is something.

BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION Hereinafter, the decorative partition l of the present invention will be explained in detail in Examples with reference to the drawings.

As shown in FIGS. 1 to 3, the decorative partition l of the present invention includes a decorative panel 2, a stud 3, and the stud 3.3.
It consists of two consecutive connecting studs 4.

The decorative panel 2 forms a rectangular panel frame 8 with a metal vertical frame 5.5 and horizontal frames 6.6 to 7.7, but the vertical frame 5 has a rectangular cross section. It is a vertically elongated frame body made by cutting out a hollow material with one long side left short. The insertion piece 11 has a vertically long protrusion toward the back surface portion IO. An engaging end portion 12 is provided in the shape of the open tip portion of the insertion piece 11 being folded inward into a small width.

In some cases, the insertion piece 11 does not need to be provided on the vertical frame 5 as described later.

The horizontal frame 6 is a frame material having a horizontally long and wide flat panel abutting surface 9, and is attached horizontally across the top and bottom of the vertical frame 6 with the panel abutting surfaces 9.9 aligned.

The horizontal frame 6 may also be used as a locking frame 7 extending next.

The locking frame 7 has a horizontally long and wide flat panel contact surface 9,
As a panel support means, the - open end of the panel contact surface 9 is bent at right angles to form a horizontally long panel mounting piece 13;
As an engagement means, the other open end of the panel contact surface 9 is bent wide at right angles.

Further, the open tip is bent inward at right angles into a narrow width, and furthermore, the open tip is bent inward twice at right angles into a narrow width to form a horizontally long hook-shaped protrusion 14.

In addition, when the horizontal frame 6 is used as the panel frame 8, one side of the panel contact surface 9 of the horizontal frame 6 with the open end bent at a right angle is the same as the panel mounting piece 13 in the locking frame 7. To,
It can also be used as a panel support means.

A backing material 15 such as gypsum board is attached to the panel contact surface 9.9 of the panel frame 8, and a metal plate 16, tile board, kneaded sand, cloth, synthetic resin, etc. is applied or pasted thereon. Attach the decorative board by pasting or screwing,
This is called decorative panel 2.

Note that the backing material 15 is not attached, and the panel frame 8 is directly attached.
In some cases, a metal plate 16 or the like is attached to the plate.

The above is the structure of the decorative panel 2 of the present invention.

The stud 3 has a vertically elongated split groove or fitting groove formed in the center of the front surface 17 of a pillar material or frame material made of metal or the like to form a locking groove portion 18 . In some cases, the locking groove portion 18 is not provided.

The horizontally long fitting frame 19, which is the means for engaging with the locking frame 7, is horizontally spread horizontally and one or more pieces are attached between the two studs 3.3, and the connecting stud 4 and do.

In the embodiment, as shown in FIG. 2, the engagement means of the fitting frame 19 is formed by bending the open tip of the upper rising part of the L-shaped frame material slightly outward at an acute angle and using this as a guide piece. Uke is protruding 2o
, and is fitted into the hook-shaped protrusion 14 of the decorative panel 2.

One or more panel mounting frames 21 of the panel supporting means, on which the panel mounting pieces 13 of the decorative panel 2 are to be mounted, are attached to the connecting studs 4 by passing them across the studs 3 and 3. As shown in FIG. 2, a floor rail material 22 or the like may also be used as the panel mounting frame 21.

The above is the structure of the stud 3 and the connecting stud 4 of the present invention.

Next, the usage and effects of the decorative partition l of the present invention will be described.

As shown in Fig. 3, in front of the base wall 23, etc., the connecting stud 4 is built in and fixed between the ceiling rail 24 and the floor rail 25, and the decorative panel 2 is brought between the studs 3 and 3 and vertically upward. The decorative panel 2, which has been slightly lifted, is lowered vertically and the locking frame 7 of the decorative panel 2 is locked to the fitting frame 19 of the connecting stud 4. In the embodiment, the hook-shaped protrusion 14 of the locking frame 7
The receiver of the fitting frame 19 passes through the guide piece of the protrusion 21 and is engaged with the inner wall portion 26 of the protrusion 20. That is, the decorative panel 2 is mainly restricted from moving forward.

At the same time, the panel mounting piece 13 of the decorative panel 2 is placed on the panel mounting frame 21 of the connecting stud 4, and the decorative panel 2 is supported. In the example, the floor rail material 22
Since the decorative panel 2 also serves as the panel mounting frame 21, the decorative panel 2 is installed on the floor rail. Moreover, in the example,
In the decorative panel mounting 2, the back surface portions 10 of the lining material 15, metal plate 16, etc. that protrude downward from the panel frame 8 are in contact with the front surface 27 of the floor rail material 22, so that the decorative panel does not move backward. are regulated. Note that the front and rear positions of the decorative panel 2 are also restricted by the ceiling panel 28.

Furthermore, in the embodiment, the insertion piece 11.1 of the decorative panel 2 is
1 (locking end 12.12) into the locking groove 12 of the stud 3.
．． 12, so this also allows the decorative panel 2 to be inserted.
The forward and backward movements of the body are regulated. The locking end portion 12 is a means for facilitating insertion into the locking groove portion 18 and for strongly locking.

In the embodiment, the stud 3 has a locking groove part 1 and the decorative panel 2 has an insertion piece 11.11, but the engagement by the fitting frame 19 and the locking frame 7 of the engaging means allows the front and back to be moved. If the movement can be strongly restricted and the decorative panel 2 can be positioned correctly, the locking groove 18 or the insertion piece 1
Configuration 1 is not required. That is, in that case, it is not necessary to provide the locking groove portion 18 in the stud 3, and it is not necessary to provide the insertion piece 11 in the panel frame 8.

Furthermore, the panel support means and the panel engagement means are integrated,
)・For example, the locking frame 7 and the fitting frame 19 can be used together. That is, the receiver supports the upward wall portion 29 of the hook-shaped protrusion 14 with the protrusion 20.

The back surface portion 10) of the lining material 15, metal plate 16, etc. that protrudes downward from the panel frame 8 of the decorative panel 2 does not necessarily need to protrude, but should be flush with the top surface of the floor rail material 22. The decorative panel 2 may also be attached.

The method for creating the decorative partition l as described above is a method for attaching a decorative panel using a speculum method.

By this speculum-type method, the decorative partition 1 as shown in Figure 6 is created, and the creation work is extremely easy, the finish is solid, and there are almost no joints left, so it is aesthetically pleasing. The top will also be excellent.

In addition, in the case of the conventional drive-in method shown in FIG. 4, the studs 3 are installed by marking the color using the enclosing frame 31, 31 which is cut out at the side end of the drive-in panel 30. There are difficulties in removing the device. That is,
When remodeling a room, it is not easy to install a partition or replace a part of the room if it is dirty or damaged.

However, according to the present invention, the above-mentioned remodeling work of the decorative partition 1 is extremely easy, that is, the decorative panel 2 of that part
, move it vertically upward from the bottom,
The decorative panel 2 can only be removed by disengaging the engagement means and the panel support means.

In addition, the present invention can be used in combination with this conventional driving force method, and as shown in FIG. By connecting the studs with the fitting frame 19 to form the connecting stud 4, the decorative panel 2 is attached in a specular method as described above, and the decorative partition l is made continuous with the push-in panel 30 with almost no joints left. I can do it.

Industrial Applicability The present invention is the first to develop a speculum-type method for cosmetic partitions, and can also be used in conjunction with the conventional drive-in method, so its industrial applicability is extremely high. There are expensive ones.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a partially omitted cross-sectional view of a decorative partition 1 according to an embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a vertical cross-sectional view of the same, and FIG.
Fig. 4 is a partially transparent perspective view showing an assembled state; Fig. 4 is a cross-sectional view showing an example of a conventional drive-in method; Fig. 51! I is a partially omitted cross-sectional view showing another embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 6 is a perspective view of a toilet partition L using the present invention. Code 1: Decorative partition 2: Decorative panel 3: Stud 4: Connecting stud 5: Vertical frame
6: Horizontal frame 7: Locking frame 8° panel frame 9: Panel contact surface 11: Insertion piece 13: Panel placement piece! 4: Key-shaped protrusion I5: Backing material 16, metal plate 18: Locking groove 19: Fitting frame 20: Receiver protrudes
21: Panel mounting frame 23: Base wall or above

Claims (1)

[Claims] In a decorative wall of a movable partition provided in front of an already formed base wall, (1) the decorative panel is mounted horizontally on the top and bottom of a vertical frame having a vertically elongated insertion piece toward the back side; Where the horizontal frames are attached with their panel abutting surfaces aligned with each other, or an insertion piece is not provided on the vertical frame, or a locking frame described later is used to serve as a panel support means without using the horizontal frame. A horizontally long locking frame, which is an engaging means having a panel set-up piece, is attached horizontally and horizontally to the vertical frame, with its panel abutting surface aligned with the vertical and horizontal surfaces, and the panel is assembled. A frame is formed, and a backing material such as gypsum board is attached to the panel abutting surface of the panel frame, or a decorative material such as metal plate, tile board, kneaded sand, cloth, synthetic resin, etc. is attached to the panel frame without attaching a backing material. (2) The stud has a longitudinal split groove or a fitting groove in the center of the front surface as a locking groove, or has no locking groove.
A fitting frame serving as an engaging means is attached to one or more studs horizontally and horizontally between the two studs, and a horizontally long panel mount serving as a panel supporting means on which the panel and placing piece of the decorative panel is placed. Place one or more frames horizontally between the studs, or form connecting studs without attaching the frame; (3) erect and secure the connecting studs between the ceiling rail and the floor rail; , move the decorative panel from top to bottom between the connecting studs to lock the locking frame of the decorative panel to the fitting frame of the connecting stud, and move the panel replacement piece of the decorative panel to the panel mounting frame of the connecting stud or the like. A decorative partition characterized by being mounted on a floor rail material etc. that also serves as a partition, or by simultaneously inserting an insertion piece into a locking groove of a stud.