JPH0421952Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] (Industrial Field of Application) This invention relates to a device for connecting upper and lower panels on an outdoor surface such as a parapet frame or a roof frame, which connects panels vertically to an outdoor surface such as a parapet frame or a roof frame.

(Prior art) Conventionally, for example, when connecting panel materials between the upper and lower caps provided on the upper and lower parts of the surface of a parapet frame protruding from a building toward the outdoors, for example, when connecting panel materials to the upper and lower sides of the parapet frame, The upper cap, curtain board, and lower cap are each screwed together, and sealant is filled in the joints between the lower end of the upper cap that covers the outdoor surface of the parapet frame and the top of the curtain, and between the lower end of the curtain and the upper end of the lower cap. It was done by doing. However, filling the parapet frame with sealant from the outdoor side is difficult and time consuming. Therefore, in 1988,
It is also being considered to apply a panel connection device as shown in No. 186038. However, since this is a configuration in which the ends of the two panels are locked at the top and bottom of each holder, there is a
Since this is unavoidable and wind and rain can enter from this point, it was necessary to take measures such as blocking out the rain.

(Purpose of the invention) The present invention solves the above-mentioned drawbacks and provides an upper and lower panel connection device for outdoor surfaces such as parapet frames that does not require sealing material filling work and is excellent in rain protection. purpose.

(Means for Achieving the Object) As a means for achieving the above object, a device for connecting upper and lower panels on an outdoor surface such as a parapet frame according to the present invention is provided on an outdoor surface such as a parapet frame that protrudes from a building to the outdoor side. A connecting device that connects a plurality of panels vertically by fixing a plurality of holders to the upper and lower parts of the frame, and attaching panels to the upper and lower holders, and connects the panels upward and downward to each holder fixed to the outdoor surface of the above-mentioned structure, etc. A downward locking portion is provided, and the downward locking portion locks the lower end locking portion bent from the bottom end of the upper panel toward the indoor side, while the upward locking portion locks the lower end locking portion bent from the top end of the lower panel toward the indoor side. The bent upper end locking portion is locked, and the lower end locking portion is brought into contact with the upper end locking portion from the outdoor side.

(Operations and effects of the invention) As described above, according to the invention, the locking parts of the upper and lower holders of the parapet frame etc. are vertically opposed,
In addition, since the end locking portions of the upper and lower panels that are locked by the respective locking portions or the vicinity thereof are in contact with each other, there is no gap between the ends of the two panels. Therefore, there is no need to perform special rain protection treatment such as filling with sealant, making the construction work easier and greatly improving efficiency.

(Example) Hereinafter, an example of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

In the figure, reference numeral 1 denotes a parapet frame projecting outward from the building. This parapet frame 1
connects the C-shaped channel materials 2 arranged in the horizontal and vertical directions, and connects the L-shaped or T-shaped channel materials 2 arranged vertically via the fasteners 3 on the outdoor side of the upper and lower C-shaped channel materials 2. It is composed of a shaped material 4 such as a letter shape and a waterproof plate 5 disposed on the indoor side of the upper C-shaped channel material 2.

In addition, parapet frame 1 or parapet frame 1
The fasteners 3 and the shapes 4 may be of normal concrete structure.

A plurality of upper holders 6 and lower holders 7 are fixed to the upper and lower parts of the outdoor surface of the parapet frame 1 at a distance, respectively, and each holder 6 and 7 is short, and two locking parts a and b are connected to the indoor and outdoor surfaces. It is formed opposite to. That is, from each holder 6, 7, horizontal protrusions 9a, 9b of different lengths extend upward and downward toward the outdoor side.
An upward locking portion a is formed to protrude upward from the tip of the shorter protrusion 9b at the bottom, and a downward locking portion a is formed in a dogleg shape or the like from the tip of the longer protrusion 9a at the top. A stop portion b is formed. The upward locking portion a and the downward locking portion b face each other indoors and outdoors. The lower holder 7 is formed with a lower surface locking portion c that projects from the lower surface of the parapet frame 1, and an upper cap holder 8 is fixed to the upper surface of the parapet frame 1. Projection piece 9a of upper holder 6 and outdoor side locking edge 11b of Kasagi holder 8
It may also be a holder that is continuous in one piece.

Next, an upper cap panel 10, a curtain panel 11, and a lower cap panel 12 are arranged on the upper surface, outdoor surface, and lower surface of the parapet frame 1, respectively, to cover the surface of the parapet frame 1. Lower holder 7
It is also possible to use a lower holder with the upper part divided into an outdoor surface and a lower surface.

First, the upper Kasagi panel 10 is connected to the indoor surface covering section 10b and the outdoor surface covering section 10 from both ends of the upper surface section 10a.
A bent locking part 13 is formed at the lower end of the indoor surface covering part 10b, and a projecting edge 14 is formed on the indoor side from the lower end of the outdoor surface covering part 10c, and from the tip of the projecting edge 14 Upright portion 15a formed upright
A lower end locking portion 15 is formed by a protrusion 15b that protrudes indoors from the upper end thereof. and,
The upper Kasagi panel 10 is fixed by engaging the indoor/outside locking edges 11a, 11b of the Kasagi holder 8 of the upper surface portion 10a inside the bent locking portion 13 and the projecting edge 14. Further, a lower end locking portion 15 formed by a rising portion 15a and a protrusion 15b is locked to a downward locking portion b of the upper holder 6.

Next, the curtain panel 11 is attached to the upper and lower holders 6 and 7.
is attached. This curtain panel 11 covers the outdoor surface of the parapet frame 1, and has an inclined edge 17 extending obliquely upward toward the indoor side from the upper end, and further opens downward from the end of the upper inclined edge 17 in a U-shape. An upper end locking portion 18 is formed. A projecting edge 19 is formed from the lower end toward the indoor side, and a lower end locking portion 20 is formed by a raised portion 20a formed upwardly from the tip of the projecting edge 19 and a protruding portion 20b projecting toward the indoor side from its upper end. has been done. The upper end locking portion 18 and the lower end locking portion 20 of the curtain panel 11 are the upper locking portion a of the upper holder 6 and the lower end locking portion 7 of the lower holder 7, respectively.
It is locked in the downward locking part b.

Furthermore, the lower holder 7 has a lower end Kasagi panel 12.
is attached. In this lower end Kasagi panel 12, an outdoor surface covering portion 12b is raised from the outdoor end of the lower surface portion 12a, and an inclined edge 21 extends diagonally upward toward the indoor side from the upper end of the outdoor surface covering portion 12b. A U-shaped upper end locking portion 22 that opens downward is formed from the end of the edge 21, and a locking portion/ceiling support portion 12c is formed upright at the indoor end of the lower surface portion. The upper end locking portion 22 of the lower end Kasagi panel 12 is connected to the upward locking portion a of the lower holder 7.
The locking portion/ceiling support portion 12c is locked to a lower surface locking portion c of the lower holder 7.

When connecting panels vertically as described above, they are actually connected sequentially from the bottom to the top. Then, the lower end locking portion 15 of the upper and lower panels, that is, the upper Kasagi panel 10 that is locked to the downward locking portion b of the upper holder 6 in the above embodiment, is connected to the curtain board that is locked to the upward locking portion a. It is brought into contact with the upper end locking part 18 of the panel 11 from the outdoor side. In this case, a configuration may be adopted in which the weather strips 26 are brought into contact with each other. Similarly, the lower end locking portion 20 of the curtain panel 11 is connected to the upper end locking portion 22 of the lower end Kasagi panel 12.
from the outdoor side. In this way, the locking parts a of the upper and lower holders 6 and 7 of the parapet frame 1,
b faces indoors and outdoors, and each of these locking parts a and b
Since the locking portions 15 and 18 and 20 and 22 of the upper and lower panels 10 and 11 and 11 and 12 that are locked to each other are in contact with each other, there is no gap between the ends of the two panels. . Therefore, there is no need to perform special rain protection treatment such as filling with sealant, making the construction work easier and greatly improving efficiency. In addition, since the locking parts 15 and 20 of the upper Kasagi panel 10 or the curtain panel 11 are configured in a bent shape, a wide space is created at the back for wind and rain to blow in, so that the blowing force of the wind and rain can be reduced. It also serves as a rain control effect.

In addition, the above-mentioned upper Kasagi panel 10 and curtain panel 1
1 and the lower end Kasagi panel 12 are each constructed by connecting a plurality of elongated members in the longitudinal direction, and a joint member 23 as shown by a dotted line is interposed between each adjacent member. has been done.
Further, a plurality of curtain panels 11 may be arranged vertically in the same manner as described above.

The contact structure of the upper Kasagi panel 10, the curtain panel 11, the lower end Kasagi panel 12, and the locking portion is not limited to the above-mentioned example. For example, as shown in FIG.
2, a raised edge 25 is further extended from the upper end locking portions 18, 22 of the curtain panel 11 and the lower end cap panel 12, and its tip is attached to the hanging edge 24. The structure may be such that the weather strip 26 is brought into contact with the weather strip 26 from the outside.

Furthermore, the upper and lower holders are not limited to the above-mentioned example. For example, as shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, two pieces 31 and 3 are parallel to the outdoor side from both sides of the fixed piece 30.
A holder member 33 made of a vertically elongated H-shape, C-shape, etc. is formed by protruding the holder member 33, and the fixing piece 30 is fixed to the outdoor surface of the frame 1 of the parapet.
1 and 31 may be configured by forming cutout portions 34 having upward and downward locking portions a and b at the upper and lower portions thereof. Furthermore, in this case, as shown in FIG. 5, a holder member 38 having downward and upward locking portions 36 and 37 may be fixed to the upper and lower portions of the holder mold member 35. In FIG. 3, the lower surface locking portion C is press-fitted into a groove 33a formed in the longitudinal direction of the holder member 33.

The above-mentioned connection device for the upper and lower panels is not limited to a parapet frame, but can also be applied to an entrance roof frame, a terrace roof frame, etc.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a vertical cross-sectional view showing a connection device for upper and lower panels on an outdoor surface of a parapet frame etc. according to the present invention, FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view showing another embodiment, and FIG.
The figure is a sectional view of still another embodiment, FIG. 4 is a part of the holder of the embodiment of FIG. 3, and FIG. 5 is a partial sectional view of still another embodiment. Symbols a, b...Locking part, 1... Parapet frame, 6... Upper holder, 7... Lower holder, 10
... Upper Kasagi panel, 11 ... Curtain panel, 12
...Kasagi lower end panel, 15, 20... lower end locking part, 18, 22... upper end locking part.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claim for Utility Model Registration] (1) A plurality of holders are fixed to the upper and lower parts of the outdoor surface of a parapet frame etc. that protrudes from the building to the outdoors, and panels are attached to each of the upper and lower holders to produce a plurality of upper and lower parts. A connecting device for connecting panels, wherein each holder fixed to the outdoor surface of the above-mentioned frame is provided with an upward and downward locking part, and the downward locking part is bent from the lower end of the upper panel toward the indoor side. While the lower end locking part is locked, the upper end locking part bent indoors from the upper end of the lower panel is locked in the upward locking part, and the lower end locking part is connected to the upper end locking part. A device for connecting upper and lower panels on an outdoor surface such as a parapet frame, characterized in that they are brought into contact from the outdoor side. (2) A device for connecting upper and lower panels on an outdoor surface of a parapet frame or the like as set forth in claim 1 of the above-mentioned utility model registration claim, characterized in that a weather strip is provided at the lower end locking portion or the upper end locking portion. .