JPH035306Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] <<Industrial Application Field>> The present invention relates to the improvement of brackets, ie, shelf supports, used for construction, furniture, etc.

<<Prior art>> As illustrated in Fig. 13, a conventional shelf support a has a mounting hole b, a mounting part d with fixing holes c, and a shelf mounting part e.
It consists of an L-shaped frame f and a stay g, with an upper mounting end h and a lower mounting end i curved at both ends of the stay g below the shelf part e and the mounting part d, respectively. The stay g is fixed to the frame f in a diagonal manner by inserting caulking pins j and k in contact with the side and inner surfaces.

Therefore, in order to use this, fix the mounting part d to the wall of a building using wooden screws etc. using the mounting hole b, or use the fixing hole c to fix the shelf board etc. placed on the shelf part e. Therefore, it must be fixed with wooden screws, but when performing such work, the screwdriver operation required to tighten the wooden screws is
The presence of the stays was a hindrance, resulting in a great deal of effort and time, and moreover, it was inconvenient that it was difficult to securely tighten the wooden screws.

In addition, since the shelf support has a triangular shape as a whole, it is bulky, which is not only inconvenient for packaging and transportation, but also because the frame f and stay g are fixed with caulking pins j, so external forces However, the clamping force of the pin j tends to weaken, and the overall strength is not satisfactory, and the appearance also lacks a luxurious feel, and when used in high-class rooms and furniture, it may spoil the aesthetics. There were also some defects.

<<Problems to be solved by the invention>> This invention was studied in view of the above-mentioned problems of conventional brackets, and it is possible to operate the stays after attaching the frame to the wall of the building or fixing the shelves. By disassembling the frame and stay before use so that they can be fixed with fasteners, the above-mentioned attachment operation can be performed without being hindered by the stay, and it also makes packaging and transportation easier. This can be carried out in the disassembled state, and in addition to the above two parts, an appropriately constructed horse part is interposed between the frame and the stay, thereby increasing the overall strength and preventing rattling. The aim is to provide products that are less likely to cause blemishes and are also aesthetically pleasing.

<Means for Solving the Problems> In order to achieve the above object, the present invention connects a mounting part with mounting holes and a shelf part with fixing holes by a corner part. As a result, the L-shaped frame comes into contact with the inner and lower surfaces of the mounting section and the shelf section, respectively, and a raised edge for a widthwise steady rest and a raised edge for a longitudinal steady rest are formed on the surface thereof. Each horse member is formed with a fitting recess with a rim, a stay formed by bending an upper mounting end and a lower mounting end on the stay main body, and a mounting portion of the frame at a predetermined location. At the same time, after attaching the shelf board to the shelf using the fixing holes, attach the upper and lower mounting ends of the stay that is diagonal to the frame to the shelf, respectively. When the mounting part and the mounting part are engaged in the fitting recesses of the mounting part, the upper mounting end and the lower mounting end are fixed to one or both of the mounting part and the frame to form the bracket composition. The present invention provides a shelf support comprised of an operation stopper that can be operated.

《Operation》 First, fasten the mounting part of the disassembled frame to the wall of a building by passing wooden screws etc. through the mounting holes.
In addition, since the shelf board can be fixed to the shelf mounting part before and after this using wooden screws or the like through the fixing hole, the mounting work is not obstructed by stays or the like.

Thereafter, the stay is either fixed to the frame in advance or is fixed to the frame via an unfixed member with an operating stopper, but the bracket can be easily fixed by screwing or driving the above-mentioned operating stopper. At this time, the upper mounting end and the lower mounting end of the stay are engaged with the engagement recesses of the horse member, and the upright edge for width direction steadying prevents displacement in the width direction. Since the frame is prevented from shifting in the longitudinal direction by the upright edge for the longitudinal steady rest, the stay may inadvertently shift due to external force, causing rattling in the fixed state of the operation stop. The use of horse parts makes it easy to improve the overall strength, gives a luxurious appearance, and allows for packaging and transportation in a disassembled state.

《Example》 The present invention will be described in detail with reference to the illustrated example, which includes an L-shaped frame 1 made of a plate material such as brass or stainless steel, a stay 2, and a thick plate-shaped frame 1. It consists of a horse member 3 and an operation stopper 4. Before use, all of the above four members must be disassembled individually or the frame 1 must be disassembled.
The horse member 3 is fixed in advance.

First, the frame 1 has a corner part 1c: a mounting part 1a that is used by abutting its outer surface against a wall surface of a building, furniture, etc., and a shelf part 1b for mounting and fixing a shelf board (not shown). 1d indicates a mounting hole drilled in the mounting portion 1a, and 1e indicates a fixing hole drilled in the shelf portion 1b, through which wooden screws or the like are inserted. In order to do this, a required number of openings are opened, and in the illustrated example, the openings extend from the mounting part 1a to the shelf part 1b, and are reinforced by a rib 1f bored inwardly at the center in the width direction.

Next, the stay 2 is formed into a plate shape that is narrower than the frame 1, and has an upper mounting end 2b and a lower mounting end 2c that are curved at both ends of the straight stay main body 2a. In addition, in the illustrated example, a rib 2d is provided at the center in the width direction and projects outwardly from the upper mounting end 2b to the lower mounting end 2c, and each mounting end 2b, 2c
Mounting through holes 2e and 2f are provided in the.

As shown in FIG. 4, FIG. 5, and FIG. 6, the horse member 3 has a fitting recess 3a formed on its surface. The upright edges 3b, 3b for directional steady rests and the upright edge 3c for longitudinal steady rests are provided on the left side, and 3d indicates a rectangular stop hole provided in the fitting recess 3a. , so that its bottom surface straddles the aforementioned rib 1f when brought into contact with the frame 1 as shown in FIGS. 5 and 6.
It is formed in a concave arc contact surface 3e curved in the width direction.

Furthermore, FIG. 7 shows another embodiment of the horse member 3, in which the shape of the engagement recess 3a is U-shaped, and the raised edges 3b, 3 for width direction steady resting are shown.
b is formed outward, and the upright edge 3 for longitudinal steady rest
c stands up in a divided manner, and the stop hole 3
d is a circular screw hole.

Here, the above-mentioned horse member 3 may simply have its concave arc abutment surface 3e abut against the ribs 1f of the mounting portion 1a and the shelf attachment portion 1b, or, as shown in FIG. A mounting leg 3f may be provided protruding from the contact surface 3e, and this may be used by being fitted into a fitting opening protruding from the rib 1f.Furthermore, as shown in FIGS. The horse member 3 may be fixed to the frame 1 by protruding the fitted mounting legs 3f and caulking them.

Now, next, as the operation stopper 4, the first
8 to 10, the screws are
In the embodiment shown in Figures 4 and 10, there is a driving cylinder part 4c having a head 4a and a groove 4b, and a tip locking part 4 at the end thereof.
A clip provided with d is used.

In the present invention, among the above-mentioned members, the mounting part 1a of the frame 1 is first attached to the desired location by inserting wooden screws or the like through the mounting hole 1d, and the shelf board (not shown) is attached to the shelf mounting part 1b. The shelf board is fixed by inserting a wooden screw or the like through the fixing hole 1e while the shelf board is placed on the shelf board.

Next, the stay 2 is fixed by coming into contact with the horse member 3 that is fixed or semi-fixed to the frame, but at this time, the upper mounting end 2b and the lower mounting end 2c of the stay 2 are inserted into the engagement recess of the horse member 3. 3a, so that the mounting ends 2b, 2c are engaged with the width direction steady rest upright edges 3b,
3b and the longitudinal steady-stop upright edge 3c, its displacement in the width direction and longitudinal direction is prevented, and in this state, the operation stopper 4 is applied.

In the embodiments shown in FIG. 1b and FIG.
Mounting holes 2e, 2f of 2c and stop hole 3 of horse member 3
The bracket is assembled by screwing it through the screw hole 1g provided in the frame 1 through the hole d.

On the other hand, in the embodiment shown in FIG. 9, the operation stopper 4, which is also a screw, is inserted through the mounting holes 2e and 2f and screwed into the stopper hole 3d, which is a screw hole.
In FIG. 10, the operation stopper 4 is similarly screwed into the stop hole 3d, but the outer cylindrical part of the stop hole 3d passes through the frame 1 and is fixed to the frame 1 by caulking means. .

In addition, both FIGS. 11 and 12 show a structure in which a bracket is assembled by driving in the operation stopper 4, which is the clamp described above.
In Figure 1, the same metal fitting 4 passes through the stay 2, the horse member 3, and the frame 1, and its tip end locking part 4d is locked to the frame 1, whereas in Figure 12, the tip locking part 4d is locked. He is trying to lock it to the horse member 3.

<<Effects of the invention>> Since the present invention is constructed as described above, the stay 2 does not get in the way, making it easier to operate the screwdriver. etc., and can be packaged and transported in a disassembled state, making it possible to handle logistics without bulk. Even if the stay is subjected to impact due to the interposition of the horse member 3, the stay will not shift or move. It has a good appearance and can be used in high-end furniture and buildings, and has considerable strength so it can also be used as shelves for heavy objects.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Figures 1a, b, and c are respectively a plan view, a partially cutaway front view, and a right side view showing one embodiment of the shelf support according to the present invention, and Figures 2 and 3 are respectively those of Figure 1b. - line,
4, 5, and 6 are plan views showing the horse parts that are part of the shelf support, and sectional views taken along the lines - and - in Fig. 4, respectively. ,
FIG. 7 is a plan view showing another example of the same horse member;
12 are partially cutaway front views of the lower portions of different examples of the shelf support, and FIG. 13 is a partially cutaway front view of a conventional shelf support. 1...Frame, 1a...Mounting part, 1b...Shelf part, 1c...Corner part, 1d...Mounting hole, 1
e... Fixing hole, 2... Stay, 2a... Stay body, 2b... Upper mounting end, 2c... Lower mounting end, 3... Horse member, 3a... Fitting recess, 3b... …
Standing edge for widthwise steady rest, 3c... Standing edge for longitudinal direction steady rest, 4... Operation stopper, 4b... Division groove, 4c...
...Tip locking part.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claim for Utility Model Registration] (1) A frame formed into an L-shape by connecting a mounting part with mounting holes and a shelf part with fixing holes through corner parts. and are in contact with the inner and lower surfaces of the mounting part and the shelf part, respectively,
Each horse member has a fitting recess formed on its surface with a raised edge for a widthwise steady rest and a raised edge for a longitudinal steady rest, and an upper mounting end and a lower mounting end on the stay body. The stay formed by bending the frame, the mounting part of the frame is attached to a predetermined location using the mounting hole, and the shelf board is attached to the shelf part using the fixing hole. When the upper and lower mounting ends of the stay are engaged with the fitting recesses of the horse parts in the shelf and mounting parts, respectively, the above-mentioned upper and lower mounting ends A shelf support comprising an operating fastener which fixes the part to one or both of a frame and a frame to form a bracket. (2) The shelf support according to claim 1, wherein the operating stopper is a screw that passes through the stay and the horse member and is screwed onto the frame. (3) The shelf support according to claim 1, wherein the operating fastener is a screw that passes through the stay and is screwed onto a horse member that is fixed to the frame. (4) The shelf holder according to claim 1 of the utility model registration claim, wherein the operation stopper is a clip with a split groove that penetrates the stay, the horse member, and the frame, and whose end locking part engages with the frame. . (5) Utility model registration claim 1, in which the operation stopper is a stay, a horse member fixed to the frame, and a clip with a split groove that penetrates the frame and whose end locking part engages with the horse member. The shelf support mentioned in the section.