JPH0542143Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Industrial Application Field] The present invention relates to a frame for installing a wall-mounted washbasin or toilet bowl.

[Prior Art] When installing sanitary ware such as wall-mounted wash basins, urinals, and Western-style toilets, it is known to use a box-shaped or inverted L-shaped frame when viewed from the side.

In this type of construction method, a back hanger is screwed to the front side of the frame, and sanitary ware is sometimes hung on the back hanger. When securing the back hanger with screws in this manner, reinforcing wood is placed on the back side of the frame, and screws are passed through the screw holes in the back hanger and frame from the front side of the frame and screwed into the reinforcing wood.

Conventionally, this reinforcing wood is bonded to the back side of the frame with adhesive. The reason for bonding with adhesive in this way is to prevent the reinforcing wood from moving away from the frame when screwing in the screws, or from shifting during transportation.

[Problem that the invention aims to solve] If the reinforcing wood is attached to the back of the frame with adhesive, it takes time to apply the adhesive and dry it. Further, the time and effort required to apply the adhesive is troublesome.

[Means for Solving the Problems] The sanitary ware installation frame of the present invention is a frame in which a back hanger for locking sanitary ware is screwed to a channel on the front side, and reinforcing wood into which the screw is screwed is attached to the channel. The present invention relates to a frame for installing sanitary ware.

In the frame of the present invention, a channel having L-shaped upright portions that are folded back on both sides is installed such that the opening between the L-shaped upright portions faces toward the rear of the frame. A plate-shaped reinforcing wood is sandwiched between the L-shaped upright portions of this channel.

This reinforcing tree is approximately rectangular, and one side is L.
It is in contact with the L-shaped upright portion, and the other side is in contact with the other L-shaped upright portion. The maximum width of the reinforcing wood in the direction parallel to the one side is smaller than the distance between the leading edges of the L-shaped upright portion.
Further, one end of the other side of the reinforcing tree in the side direction is notched.

[Function] In the frame of the present invention, the reinforcing wood is sandwiched between the L-shaped upright portions of the channel, and no adhesive is required when attaching the reinforcing wood to the channel.

In order to sandwich the reinforcing wood between the channels, first place the reinforcing wood between the L-shaped upright portions so that the one side and the other side of the reinforcing wood are orthogonal to the longitudinal direction of the channel.

Next, this reinforcing wood is rotated 90 degrees in the direction of the board surface so that the one side and the other side are aligned with the L-shaped upright portion. Note that one end of this other side is cut out, so it can be rotated without hitting a corner. Therefore, the installation of this reinforcing wood can be done extremely easily.

[Example] The configuration of the present invention will be explained below based on the example shown in the drawings.

Fig. 5 is an overall perspective view showing the overall structure of the frame and the state in which the urinal is assembled using the frame, and Fig. 6 is a perspective view showing the state in which the back hanger is attached.
FIG.

The frame 10 has an inverted L-shape in side view, and includes a front portion 12 and a top portion 14. The front part 12 includes left and right vertical members 16, 18, and channels (hereinafter sometimes referred to as horizontal members) 20, 22 attached to the vertical members 16, 18, and also connects the frame 10 to a partition wall 24 in a building. It is provided with brackets 26 and 28 for attachment to. The brackets 26, 28 are attached to the vertical members 16, 18 by welding or the like. Also, vertical member 1
A lower side member 30 is horizontally suspended at the lower ends of 6 and 18,
A height adjustment bolt (not shown) is screwed onto the lower side member 30.

The cross member 20 is provided with an opening 36 for insertion of a water supply pipe,
The cross member 22 is provided with an opening 38 for the passage of a drain pipe.

The upper surface portion 14 has an opening 44 for internal work, and a hook member 48 for locking a panel 46 is fixed to the front side of the opening 44.

The panel 46 has an opening 50 for internal work, an opening 52 for inserting a water supply pipe, an opening 54 for inserting a drain pipe, an opening 56 for installing a sensor, and a screw hole 60 for attaching a back hanger 62 for locking the urinal 58. are provided for each. Reference numeral 64 is a decorative top plate.

The back hanger 62 has a contact portion 62 to the panel 46.
a and a hook portion 62b extending obliquely upward, and a screw hole 62c is bored in the contact portion 62a.

A screw hole 66 is also bored in the cross member 20. This cross member 20 is made of a C channel and has L-shaped upright portions 68 and 70 on the upper and lower sides. A reinforcing tree 72 is provided so as to be sandwiched between the L-shaped upright portions 68 and 70. The back hanger 62 is fixed by tightening the screw 74 into the reinforcing wood 72 through the screw hole 62c of the back hanger 62, the screw hole 60 of the panel 46, and the screw hole 66 of the cross member 20. A locking portion on the back side of the urinal 58 is hooked onto the hook portion 62b of the back hanger 62.

This reinforcing tree 72 is approximately rectangular as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, and a notch 82 is provided at one end of one side 80. The maximum width W in the direction parallel to this side is L
It is smaller than the dimension S between the tip edges 68a and 70a of the raised portions 68 and 70. Furthermore, a circular arc portion 86 is cut into one side between the one side 80 and the other side 84.

This reinforcing wood 72 is attached to the cross member 20 as shown in FIGS. 3 and 4.

First, the reinforcing wood 72 is inserted between the L-shaped upright parts 68 and 70 so that the one side 80 and the other side 84 are orthogonal to the L-shaped upright parts 68 and 70. Next, the reinforcing tree 72 is turned as indicated by arrow A. At this time, it is easy to tap lightly with a hammer, for example. Since the reinforcement wood 72 is made of wood, when it is pressed in the direction of arrow A, it rotates along the main surface 20a of the channel (crosspiece) 20 as shown in FIG. 4, and finally as shown in FIG. One side 80 is L-shaped standing part 68
, the other side 84 is in a state along the L-shaped upright portion 70.

Since it is held between the L-shaped upright parts 68 and 70 in this way, even if the screw 74 is tightened from the screw hole 66 side, the reinforcing wood 72 does not separate from the channel main surface 20a, and the screw 74 can be sufficiently tightened. Can be done. Of course, when tightening the screw 74, there is no need to press the reinforcing tree 72 from behind.

In addition, in this embodiment, the channel 20 has a flange portion 20f orthogonal to the L-shaped upright portions 68 and 70 at the end in the longitudinal direction, and the flange portion 20f
are fixed to the vertical members 16, 18 with bolts 88, 90. By providing the circular arc portion 86, the head of the bolt 90 enters into the circular arc portion 86, and the reinforcing wood 72 can be placed close to the flange portion 20f.

7 and 8 are front views of a reinforcing tree 72 used in another embodiment of the present invention, and in FIG. 7, the notch 82 is arcuate. In FIG. 8, notches 82 are provided on both one side 80 and the other side 84.

The above embodiment is an example of the present invention, and the present invention may employ frames other than those shown (for example, box-shaped frames) and reinforcing wood having shapes other than those shown. Furthermore, the present invention can be applied to sanitary ware other than urinals, such as wall-hung washbasins and wall-hung Western-style toilets.

[Effects of the invention] As described above, in the frame of the invention, reinforcing wood can be attached extremely easily and quickly, and no adhesive is required for this attachment.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figure 1 is a front view of the reinforcing tree, Figure 2 is a perspective view of the same,
FIGS. 3 and 4 are explanatory diagrams for installing reinforcing wood. FIG. 5 is a perspective view of the frame during installation of the urinal, FIG. 6 is a sectional view taken along the line -- in FIG. 5, and FIGS. 7 and 8 are front views of reinforcing wood according to another embodiment. 10... Frame, 22... Cross member (channel), 46... Panel, 58... Urinal, 62...
...Back hanger, 68,70...L-shaped standing part, 7
2... Reinforcement wood, 80... One side, 82... Notch part, 84... Other side, 86... Arc part.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claim for Utility Model Registration] A frame for installing sanitary ware, in which a back hanger for securing sanitary ware is screwed to the channel on the front side, and reinforcing wood into which the screw is screwed is provided in the channel. , A channel having L-shaped upright portions that are folded back on both sides is installed such that the open opening between the L-shaped upright portions faces toward the rear of the frame, and the L-shaped upright portions of the channel A plate-shaped reinforcing tree is sandwiched between them, and the reinforcing tree is approximately rectangular, with one side abutting one L-shaped upright part and the other side abutting the other L-shaped upright part. A frame for installing sanitary ware, characterized in that the maximum width in the direction parallel to one side is smaller than the interval between the leading edges of the L-shaped upright portions, and one end of the other side is cut out.