JPH031697Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] [Industrial field of application] This invention relates to an assembly type stain prevention panel used for kitchen oil scatter prevention panels, etc., and particularly relates to an improvement in the structure that maintains the folded state. It is something.

[Prior Art] Conventional oil scattering prevention plates are bent into a substantially U-shape or L-shape and placed upright on the top plate of a gas range or on the range stand around the gas range, or It is used by being attached to the wall behind the gas range. For oil scattering prevention plates with a top plate that stands on top of the microwave stand (hereinafter referred to as the ``standing type''), if the top plate is simply bent and placed upright, the standing state may be unstable. Become.
Therefore, Utility Model Application No. 53-94280 and Utility Model Application No. 59-108106
No. 1 proposes attaching a magnet to the bottom of each protection plate that makes up the oil scattering prevention plate, and magnetically attaching the protection plates to the top plate or side of the gas range. In addition, the type of oil scattering prevention plate that is installed on the wall (hereinafter referred to as "wall-mounted type")
Similarly, it is possible to maintain the bent state of the protection plate by attaching a magnet to the protection plate and magnetically attaching it to the top plate or side surface.

[Problems to be solved by the invention] As described above, a magnet is attached below the protective plate and the protective plate is magnetically attached to the top plate or side of the gas range, and the bent state of the protective plate is maintained for the time being. It can be improved.

However, with these oil scattering prevention plates, the bent state is maintained only at the bottom of the protection plate, so
The upper part of the protective plate was unstable in its bending state, and the upper part of the protective plate would sway due to wind from a ventilation fan, etc. In addition, wall-mounted types are fixed to both the wall and the gas range, so if the gas range is moved even slightly, the magnet on the protective plate will come off the gas range. .

Therefore, the purpose of this invention is to eliminate the above-mentioned drawbacks and provide an improved oil scattering prevention plate with a structure that maintains the bent state. To provide an assembly type dirt-preventing panel that can be used for ventilation fans, draining shelves, etc., without causing any problems.

[Means for Solving the Problems] The assembly type stain prevention panel of this invention is an assembly type stain prevention panel that is assembled by folding a plurality of protection plates consecutively provided along the fold line. a first flap that is continuously provided on one of the adjacent protective plates and interposed between the adjacent protective plates in the assembled state to maintain the folded state; In the state, the second protection plate is superimposed on the other of the adjacent protection plates.
a flap, and a magnetic attaching means provided on the second flap or a portion of the other protection plate overlaid with the second flap, for magnetically attaching the member to be magnetized in the assembled state; A hole into which the magnetic attachment means can be inserted is formed in the overlapping portion of the other protection plate where the magnetic attachment means is not provided, and the magnetic attachment means is inserted into this hole to attach the magnetic attachment means. The member may be magnetically attached to the member, or the overlapping portion of the second flap and the other protection plate, which is not provided with the magnetic attachment means, may be sandwiched between the magnetic attachment means and the member to be magnetically attached. By doing so, the overlapping state of the second flap and the other protection plate is fixed and the assembled state is maintained.

In this invention, it is preferable that one of the magnetic attachment means and the member to be magnetically attached is a magnet, and the other is a magnetic member that is magnetically attached to the magnet.

When the assembled dirt prevention panel of this invention is attached to a wall made of a magnetic material, the wall or the like can be used as a member to be magnetized.

Furthermore, when the device is used without being attached to a wall surface or the like, a magnetic piece that is magnetically attached to a magnet can also be used as the magnetized member.

[Function] In this invention, the overlapping state of the second flap and the other protection plate is fixed by magnetic attachment between the magnetic attachment means and the magnetically attached member, so that the space between the adjacent protection plates in the assembled state is fixed. The folded state of the adjacent protection plates is maintained by maintaining the position of the first flap interposed between the two, thereby maintaining the assembled state of the entire stain prevention panel.

[Example] FIG. 1 is a developed view showing a first example of this invention. FIG. 1 shows a wall-mounted oil scattering prevention plate 10, in which side protection plates 2 and 3 are connected to the front protection plate 1 on both sides via first fold lines 20 and 21, respectively. There is. A bent portion 4 defined by a second fold line 26 is connected to the lower portion of the front protection plate 1 . First flaps 4, 5 are connected to the upper ends of the side protection plates 2, 3 via third fold lines 22, 23, respectively. moreover,
The first flaps 4, 5 have a third fold line 2.
A fourth fold line 2 substantially orthogonal to 2 and 23, respectively.
Second flaps 6, 7 are connected via 4, 25. On the back side of the second flaps 6, 7 (on the back side of the paper in the drawing), magnets 8,
9 (indicated by hatching) is attached. At the time of assembly, holes 11 and 12 are bored in corresponding positions on the front protection plate 1 where the magnets 8 and 9 are located, the size of which allows the magnets 8 and 9 to be fitted into them, respectively.

During assembly, the first fold lines 20 and 21 are valley-folded and the side protection plates 2 and 3 are bent toward the front side. third fold line 22, 23 and fourth fold line 24,
25 are both valley-folded, and the second flaps 6 and 7 are folded.
are superimposed on the front protection plate 1, and the first
The flaps 4 and 5 are interposed at the upper ends of the corners formed between the side protection plates 2 and 3 and the front protection plate 1. The magnets 8, 9 attached to the second flaps 6, 7 are fitted into the holes 11, 12 of the front protection plate 1, and protrude from the back side of the front protection plate 1. The second fold line 26 is valley-folded and the folded part 4
Align the end with the back of the gas range.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing the embodiment of FIG. 1 folded and attached to an assembly wall. The wall 60 is
The oil scattering prevention plate 10 has magnetism that can be magnetically attached by a magnet, and is assembled as described above. hidden in the wall 60 and shown by hatching). Side protection plates 2 and 3 are placed on the side surfaces of the gas range 50, and a front protection plate 1 and a bent portion 4 are placed on the back side to prevent oil from scattering. The bent state of the side protection plates 2 and 3 is maintained by the first flaps 4 and 5 provided at the upper ends of each, so the folded state is stable and the wobbling of the front protection plates 2 and 3 is suppressed. It will be done. The first flaps 4, 5 are supported by second flaps 6, 7 superimposed on the front protection plate 1, and the second flaps 6, 7 are
Magnets 8 and 9 are magnetically attached to the wall 60 through holes 11 and 12 (not shown in FIG. 2) in the front protection plate 1.
It is fixed by.

To further explain how the magnet 8 is attached to the wall 60 by magnetic attachment, a sectional view is shown in FIG. The magnet 8 is housed in a dish-shaped steel frame member 8a. With such a structure, the magnetic force of the magnet 8 can be increased. The frame material 8a
is attached to the second flap 6 with adhesive tape 13. The magnet 8 and the frame member 8a pass through the hole 11 in the front protection plate and are magnetically attached to the wall 60. Since the magnet 8 is slightly retracted from the edge of the frame member 8a, only the frame member 8a is in direct contact with the wall 60.
It is a connection between By making the hole 11 an appropriate size depending on the magnetic attachment means such as the magnet 8 and the frame member 8a, the hole 11 also has the function of locking the magnetic attachment means. That is, by locking the magnetic attachment means in this hole, it is possible to assemble the device by bending it in advance before attaching it to a wall or the like. Furthermore, in this case, it is also possible to provide a hem around the hole to make it easier to lock.

In this embodiment, the magnetic attachment means is provided on the second flap, and a hole is provided in the front protection plate at a position corresponding to the magnetic attachment means. A hole may be provided in the plate and in a corresponding position in the second flap. In this case, the flaps are stacked so that the second flap is located on the wall side.

Furthermore, in this embodiment, a hole is provided in the second flap and the protective plate overlaid on the second flap, which is not provided with the magnetic attachment means. If the thickness is sufficiently thin, magnetic attachment can be achieved without forming a hole and fitting the magnetic attachment means, so that the effects of this invention can be exhibited. The same applies if the hole is smaller than the magnetic attachment means.

If the wall is not magnetic enough to be magnetically attached by a magnet, a separate magnetic piece may be attached to the wall with adhesive tape or the like. In this case, the magnetic pieces and the magnets may be attached in the opposite direction, and the magnets may be attached to the wall, and the magnetic pieces may be attached as magnetic attachment means to the assembled stain prevention panel of this invention. Therefore, in this invention, the magnetic attachment means refers to a magnet or a magnetic piece that is magnetically attached to a magnet.

Although this embodiment is of a wall-mounted type, this invention can also be applied to an upright type. That is, in the wall-mounted type, magnetic attachment is made between the wall or a magnetic piece or magnet attached to the wall, but in the upright type, magnetic attachment is made between a separate magnetic piece or magnet. Therefore, in the upright type, in order to fix the overlapping of the second flap and the protection plate after assembly, a separate magnetic piece or magnet is magnetically attached to that location. In this case, a separate magnetic piece or magnet may be attached in advance to the side where the magnetic attachment means is not provided using adhesive tape or the like. Further, the side where the magnetic attachment means is not provided may or may not be provided with a hole, similar to the wall-mounted type.

Furthermore, as in the conventional case, another magnet can be attached below the protection plate to fix the lower part of the protection plate to the top plate or side of the gas range. In the wall-mounted type, another magnet can be similarly attached below the protection plate.

Returning to FIG. 1, the first flap of this invention will be further explained. In Figure 1, the respective fold lines on both sides of the first flap form a substantially right angle, but the angle formed between these fold lines can be freely determined depending on the bending angle during assembly. can be changed to Further, in this invention, since the bent state is maintained by the first flap, the effect of this invention can be further enhanced by increasing the strength of the first flap.
For this purpose, the edge of the first flap may be hemmed.

FIG. 4 is a developed view showing a second embodiment of this invention. In the oil scattering prevention plate 30 with a canopy shown in FIG. 4, a side protection plate 32 is connected to the front protection plate 31 via a first fold line 33, and a third A first flap 34 is connected to the fold line 38 of the flap. The first flap 34 has two second flaps 36,
37 are connected to each other via fourth fold lines 38a and 38b, respectively. Each of the second flaps is provided with magnets 8 and 9 as magnetic attachment means. Holes 11 and 12 are drilled at corresponding locations on the front protection plate 1 where the magnets 8 and 9 are located during assembly, respectively.

When assembling, the first fold line 33, the third fold line 38, and the fourth fold line 38a, 38b are valley-folded, respectively, and the magnets 8, 9 of the second flaps 36, 37 are aligned with the front side. Fit into the holes 11 and 12 of the protection plate 31.

In the case of this second embodiment, the magnets 8 and 9 may be magnetically attached to the wall surface as in the oil scattering prevention plate 10 of the first embodiment, or separate magnetic pieces may be attached. There is no need to magnetically attach them to the magnets 8 and 9 and attach them to the wall. By making the first flap larger as in this embodiment, the first flap can also function as a protection plate.

FIG. 5 is a perspective view showing a third embodiment of this invention. FIG. 5 is for explaining that the assembled stain prevention panel of this invention is used as a stain prevention device 40 installed on the wall below the shelf 48 for draining.
This is what is shown. First flaps 44, 45 are connected to both corner portions of the lower protection plate 42, and second flaps 46, 47 are further connected to the first flaps 44, 45.
The second flaps 46, 47 are provided with magnets 8, 9, respectively. When assembling and installing the wall protection plate 41 and the second flap 46 as shown in FIG.
47 are overlapped by magnetic attachment of the magnets 8 and 9 to the wall surface. The lower surface protection plate 42 is held in its bent state by first flaps 44, 45 and second flaps 46, 47.

FIG. 6 is a developed view showing a fourth embodiment of this invention. The oil scattering prevention plate 70 shown in FIG. 6 is of a type that is installed on the top plate of the gas range 50. A side protection plate 72 is connected to the top plate protection plate 71 via a first fold line 73, and a first flap 74 is connected to the side protection plate 72 via a third fold line 78. are connected. A second flap 76 is connected to the first flap 74 via a fourth fold line 75. The second flap 76 is provided with a magnet 8 (indicated by hatching) as a magnetic attachment means. A hole 11 is bored at a corresponding location on the top plate protection plate 71 where the magnet 8 is located during assembly.

FIG. 7 is a perspective view showing the embodiment of FIG. 6 assembled and mounted on the top plate of a gas range. The oil scattering prevention plate 70 is magnetically attached to the top plate of the gas range 50 by a magnet 8 protruding outward through a hole 11 in a top plate protection plate 71.

The top plate of a gas range is generally the side part of the trivet (the part on the side where the side protection plate 72 is located).
is narrow, and the inner part of the trivet (the part on the side where the first flap 74 is located) is wider. Therefore, as in the embodiments shown in FIGS. 6 and 7,
When the magnetic attachment means is provided so as to be located in the inner part of the trivet, the installed state of the oil scattering prevention plate can be made more stable. Further, the first flap of this embodiment also has a function as a protection plate, similar to the embodiment of FIG. 4. Furthermore, as shown in phantom lines in FIG. 6, it is also possible to lengthen the second flap and the top plate portion protection plate and provide magnetic attachment means at two locations.

[Effects of the invention] This invention includes a first flap that is interposed between adjacent protection plates to maintain the folded state in the assembled state, and a first flap that is provided continuously to the first flap and that protects the adjacent protection plates in the assembled state. A second flap is provided to be superimposed on the other side of the plate, and the overlapping state of the second flap and the other side of the protection plate is achieved by magnetic adhesion between the magnetic attachment means and the member to be magnetically attached. The protection plate is fixed, thereby maintaining the assembled state of the entire stain prevention panel, so that the protection plate does not wobble as in the conventional case.

Furthermore, as explained in the embodiment, when the magnetically attached member is a wall surface and the assembly type stain prevention panel of this invention is attached to this wall surface, the magnetically attaching means can also be used as the mounting member. It is economical and convenient because assembly and installation can be done at the same time.

Further, even when the protective plate is not attached to a wall surface as shown in the embodiment, since the assembled state of the protective plate is stable, there is no wobbling of the protective plate and there is no fear of it falling over, resulting in high safety.

The assembly type stain prevention panel of this invention is not limited to the embodiments, but can be widely used in a type of stain prevention panel that is assembled by folding each protection plate along the crease line.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a developed view showing a first embodiment of this invention. FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing the embodiment of FIG. 1 assembled and attached to a wall. Figure 3 shows
FIG. 3 is an enlarged sectional view showing a state in which the magnet in FIG. 2 is attached to a wall. Figure 4 shows the second version of this idea.
It is a development view showing an example of. FIG. 5 is a perspective view showing a third embodiment of this invention. FIG. 6 is a developed view showing a fourth embodiment of this invention. FIG. 7 is a perspective view showing the embodiment of FIG. 6 assembled and mounted on the top plate of a gas range. In the figure, 1, 31 are front protection plates, 2, 3,
32, 72 are side protection plates, 4, 5, 34, 44,
45, 74 are the first flaps, 6, 7, 36, 3
7, 46, 47, 76 are the second flaps, 8, 9
is a magnet, 11 and 12 are holes, 41 is a wall protection plate, 4
2 indicates a lower surface protection plate, and 71 indicates a top plate portion protection plate.

Claims (1)

[Claims for Utility Model Registration] (1) An assembly type dirt prevention panel that is assembled by folding a plurality of protection plates that are successively provided along a fold line, one of the adjacent protection plates. a first flap provided continuously to the first flap and interposed between the adjacent protection plates in an assembled state to maintain the folded state; a first flap provided continuously to the first flap and interposed between the adjacent protection plates in the assembled state; a second flap overlaid on the other of the plates; and a second flap provided on the second flap or a portion of the other protection plate overlaid with the second flap, for magnetically attaching a member to be magnetized in an assembled state. a hole into which the magnetic attachment means can be inserted is formed in the overlapping portion of the second flap and the other protection plate where the magnetic attachment means is not provided; Then, the magnetic attachment means is inserted into this hole and magnetically attached to the member to be magnetically attached, or the magnetic attachment means is provided in the overlapping portion of the second flap and the other protection plate. By sandwiching and magnetically attaching the unattached member between the magnetic attaching means and the magnetized member, the overlapping state of the second flap and the other protection plate is fixed and the assembled state is maintained. This is an assembly type dirt prevention panel that is characterized by: (2) The assembly type stain prevention panel according to claim 1, wherein one of the magnetic attachment means and the magnetically attached member is a magnet, and the other is a magnetic member that is magnetically attached to the magnet.