JPH0557166U - Pergola fixed structure - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] [Object] When a pergola formed using an L-shaped pergola substrate is provided, a fixing structure of such a pergola to a wall of a house is provided. [Structure] A wall 10 composed of an L-shaped pergola base material 30A fixed with the handrail 22 of the balcony 20 and the wall 10 of the house fixed at both ends and a siding 11 covering the outer surface of the tree 12.
A pergola fixing structure for fixing to a wall, a buried tree 12 fixed to the outer surface of the wall 10, and a T fixed to the buried tree 12.
The embedding member 52 includes a character-shaped embedding member 52, and the embedding member 52 includes a pergola fixing portion 54 extending from a plate-shaped base body to a vertical portion,
The base is fixed to the surface of the vegetation 12, and the pergola base 30A
Is fixed to the pergola fixing portion 54 of the embedding member 52, and the siding 11 is applied to the embedding 12 so as to cover the base body portion of the embedding member 52.

Description

[Detailed description of the device]

[0001]

[Industrial application]

 The present invention relates to a pergola, and more particularly to a fixing structure for fixing a pergola to a wall of a house.

[0002]

[Prior Art]

 Conventionally, the pergola is made up of a lattice-like member that is fixed above the balcony and forms the ceiling of the balcony. For example, it is as shown in Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 3-3691. This will be described in more detail with reference to FIG.

The balcony has a deck 85 fixed so as to project outward from the lower side of a wall 86 in which a window allowing people to enter and exit is embedded, and a pillar 83 vertically erected at the corner of the deck 85. The handrail 84 is formed between the wall 86 and the pillar 83 and between the one pillar 83 and the other pillar 83. The pergola 80 is a lattice-shaped member in which the pillar 83 of the balcony is extended upward and the upper end and the wall 86 are corners. That is, the space between the upper end of the support column 83 and the wall 86 and between the upper end of one support column 83 and the upper end 83 of the other support column are surrounded by the frame member 81, and the portion surrounded by the frame member 81 and the wall 86 is The crosspieces 82 are assembled in a grid pattern.

Laundry can be hung on the frame member 81 and the crosspiece 82, and grapes, vines, and wisteria vines can be entangled.

[0005]

[Problems to be solved by the device]

 However, the above-mentioned conventional pergola 80 is located only on the ceiling part and has only the handrail 84 on the surface facing the wall 86, and the handrail of the balcony is formed by using the L-shaped pergola base material. There was no pergola formed by fixing the pergola base material to. Therefore, no means of securing such a pergola to the wall of the house was provided.

The problem to be solved by the present invention is to provide a structure for fixing a pergola to a wall of a house when the pergola formed using an L-shaped pergola substrate is provided. is there.

[0007]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 The present invention is to achieve the above-mentioned object. The pergola fixing structure according to claim 1 is an L-shaped pergola base material fixed to both ends of a balcony railing and a house wall on a wall of a house consisting of a buried tree and siding covering the outer surface of the buried tree. A pergola fixing structure for fixing, in which a pergola base material is fixed by an embedded tree fixed to the outer surface of a wall and a T-shaped embedded member fixed to the embedded tree. A member having a T-shaped cross section formed by a plate-shaped base and a pergola fixing portion extending from a substantially central portion of the base to a vertical portion, the base being fixed to the surface of a burial tree, and the pergola base being embedded in the T-shape. It is characterized in that it is formed so that it can be fixed to the pergola fixing portion of the insert member, and that the siding is siding so as to cover the base portion of the T-shaped burying member.

[0008]

[Work]

 According to the pergola fixing structure of the third aspect, the pergola base material is fixed to the wall of the house as follows. First, bury trees are fixed on the outer surface of the wall of the house where one end of the pergola base material is located.

Next, the T-shaped burying member is fixed to the burying wood by aligning the surface of the base body on the side opposite to the pergola fixing portion with the surface of the burying wood. Next, the pergola fixing part of the T-shaped embedding member is included inside the pergola base material, and the pergola fixing part fixes the pergola base material to the pergola fixing part. Finally, the burying tree is sized so as to cover the base portion of the T-shaped burying member.

[0010]

【Example】

 FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing the entire pergola of this embodiment. However, for convenience of explanation, parapets and the like are omitted. FIG. 2 is an exploded perspective view showing a structure for fixing the pergola base material to the balcony.

FIG. 3 is a vertical cross-sectional view showing a structure for fixing the pergola base material to the balcony. FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing a handrail angle anchor. 5 to 8 are views for explaining a wall stopper member for fixing the pergola base material and the upper portion of the balcony on the wall. Here, FIG. 5 is a sectional view showing a wall stopper member using a U-shaped embedding member, FIG. 6 is a sectional view showing a wall stopper member using a T-shaped embedding member, and FIG. 7 is a perspective view showing a T-shaped embedding member. FIG. 8 is a plan view showing a wall stopper member using a T-shaped embedded member.

9 and 10 are cross-sectional views showing the pergola base material and the hanging member, and FIG. 11 is a side cross-sectional view showing the pergola base material and the hanging member. FIG. 12 is a cross-sectional view showing a pergola base material and a removable crosspiece member. First, the structure of the pergola of this embodiment will be described. First, the overall configuration will be described with reference to FIG.

The pergola 30 of the present embodiment is formed by being attached to an upper portion of a balcony 20 which is formed so as to project outward from a wall 10 having a door or a window through which a person can go in and out. The balcony 20 of the present embodiment includes a deck 21 which is a rectangular floor member having one side closely attached to the wall 10, and a handrail 22 which is erected upward from three sides other than the wall 10 of the deck 21. Are formed from.

The pergola 30 is provided with an L-shaped pergola base material 30 A, and its both ends are fixed to the upper surface of the handrail 22 on the side opposite the wall 10 and above the balcony 20 on the wall 10. is there. That is, a plurality of L-shaped pergola base materials 30A, a handrail stopper member 40 for fixing one end of the pergola base material 30A to the upper surface of the handrail 22 on the side opposite to the wall 10, and the pergola base material 30A. A wall stop member 50 for fixing one end of the wall 10 above the balcony 20.

The balcony 20 used in this embodiment is not made of wood, and therefore it is difficult to directly fix the pergola base material 30A to the handrail 22 of such a balcony 20. Therefore, a means of adhering the handrail embedded wood 23 to the handrail 22 or adopting the handrail embedded wood 23 as an internal material and fixing the pergola base material 30A through the handrail embedded wood 23 is adopted. Even if the balcony 20 is made of wood, a handrail embedded wood 23 may be used to protect the balcony 20.

Next, the handrail stop member 40 will be described with reference to FIGS. 2 and 3. The handrail stop member 40 includes a handrail anchor 41, a parapet 44, a standing cylinder member 45, and a sealing material 46. There are two types of handrail anchors 41, a handrail intermediate anchor 41A and a handrail angle anchor 41B. The handrail angle anchor 41B is for fixing one end of the pergola base material 30A at two corners of the handrail 22 of the balcony 20 on the side opposite to the wall 10, and the handrail intermediate anchor 41A has two of them. It is located between the handrail angle anchors 41B.

The handrail anchors 41 are both formed with an anchor base 42, an upright portion 42A and a center bolt 43, but the handrail intermediate anchor 41A and the handrail angle anchor 41B are the anchor bases. The shape of 42 is different. The anchor base 42 includes an upper surface portion 42B corresponding to the upper surface of the handrail 22, a side surface portion 42C bent downward from the upper surface portion 42B and corresponding to a side surface of the handrail 22, and an upper portion from the center of the upper surface portion 42B. It is composed of an upright-sided rectangular tubular upright portion 42A. This is common to both. However, in the handrail intermediate anchor 41A, as is apparent from FIG. 2, the side surface portion 42C bent from the upper surface portion 42B is in two directions, and in the handrail angle anchor 41B, the side rail portion 42C is shown in FIG. As is clear from the above, the side surface portion 42C bent from the upper surface portion 42B has four directions.

Each of the upper surface portion 42B and the side surface portion 42C of the anchor base 42 is provided with four through holes, and the anchor base 42 has a handrail of the balcony 20 by an anchor bolt 42D corresponding to the through hole. It is fixed to 22 through the handrail 23. After the anchor base 42 is fixed to the handrail embedded wood 23, the side surface portion 42C of the anchor base 42 and the anchor bolt 42D are hidden. That is, the exterior material 24 is fixed directly to the wall 10 side, and the exterior material 24 is fixed to the wall 10 side via the felt material 25.

A through hole is provided on the wall 10 side of the upright portion 42A, and a pergola handrail nut 32A is fixed to the inside of the through hole. In order to fix the pergola base material 30A to the anchor base 42, a pergola handrail bolt 32 corresponding to the pergola handrail nut 32A is provided on the pergola base material 30A side. The center bolt 43 is used to fix the upright tubular member 45 and the like to the handrail anchor 41, and the head portion thereof is fixed to the inner bottom surface of the upright portion 42C, and the shaft portion with the external thread cut. Is projected upward from the upper end of the upright portion 42C in the cylinder of the upright portion 42A. A center nut 43A corresponding to the center bolt 43 is provided on the shaft portion of the center bolt 43, and the standing cylinder member 45 is fixed by the center bolt 43 and the center nut 43A.

Next, the parapet 44 will be described with reference to FIG. The parapet 44 is fixed to the anchor base 42 in order to cover up the vicinity of the fixed portion fixed to the handrail embedded wood 23 by the anchor base 42. A fixing body for fixing the fixing body is constituted by a receiving body 44B fixed to the anchor base side and an inserting body 44A provided inside the parapet 44 so as to project downward. That is, the so-called snap-in structure is formed by the horizontally inwardly projecting portion provided on the receiving body 44B and the insert body 44A having a shape fitted to the projecting portion, and is fixed by this. ..

In addition, the parapet 44 covers the vicinity of the fixed portion fixed to the handrail embedded wood 23 by the anchor base 42, and in order to prevent water and dust from entering, the parapet 44 is directed inward from its side piece. A return bar 44C is provided. As shown in FIG. 2, a square through hole is provided in the parapet 44 at a position corresponding to the fixed portion of the pergola base material 30A. The size of this through hole is the same as that of the standing tubular member 45. Match.

Next, the standing cylinder member 45 and the seal material 46 will be described. The upright tubular member 45 has a square tubular shape without a bottom with a lid, fixing windows 45A are provided on two opposite side surfaces, and a lid portion is provided to project the tip portion of the center bolt 43. A hole is provided. The sealing material 46 is a square ring and is formed to be one size larger than the standing cylindrical portion member 45. The sealing material 46 is fixed around the upper surface of the rectangular through hole provided in the parapet 44, serves as a spacer that fills the space between the parapet 44 and the standing cylindrical member 45, and functions to prevent water from entering.

The vicinity of the fixed end of the pergola substrate 30A fixed by the above-mentioned fixing member will be described. The pergola material 30A is a pipe material provided with a concave groove, and can include the standing cylinder portion 45 therein. Further, two through holes are provided on the wall 10 side of the end portion for fixing to the handrail 22 of the balcony 20. The shaft portion of the pergola handrail bolt 32, which fits the pergola handrail nut 32A of the anchor base 42, can pass through the through hole.

A procedure for fixing the pergola substrate 30A using the handrail stopper 40 formed as described above will be described with reference to FIG. 2 and the like. First, the anchor base 42 is fixed to the embedded wood 23 at the upper end of the handrail 22 of the balcony 20 using the anchor bolt 42D. After the anchor base 42 is fixed, the receiving body 44B is fixed to the anchor base 42, and the parapet 44 is fixed to the anchor base 42 by using the insertion body 44A for the receiving body 44B. At this time, the upright portion 42A of the anchor base 42 penetrates the through hole of the parapet 44. A sealing material 46 is located above the through hole.

On the sealing member 46, the standing cylinder member 45 is disposed with two facing fixing windows 45 A facing the wall 10 side and the opposite wall 10 side. At this time, since the male portion of the tip of the center bolt 43 of the anchor base 42 projects from the hole provided in the lid portion of the upright tubular member 45, the center nut 43A is screwed into the male screw portion to stand up. The mounting member 45 is fixed to the anchor base 42, and the parapet 44 and the seal member 46 are fixed to the anchor base 42 securely.

Next, the pergola base material 30 A is placed on the standing cylindrical member 45 fixed to the anchor base 42 so that the end of the handrail 22 side is in contact with the sealing material 46. Then, the fixing window 45A of the standing tubular member 45 and the pergola handrail nut 32A are located at the positions corresponding to the two through holes provided on the wall 10 side at the end portion on the handrail 22 side. Become. Then, the pergola handrail bolts 32 are screwed into the two through holes to fix the pergola base material 30A to the anchor base 42.

As described above, the pergola base material 30 A is fixed to the handrail 22 of the balcony 20. Next, the wall stop member 50, which is a pergola fixing structure for fixing the pergola base material 30A to the upper portion of the balcony 20 on the wall 10, will be described. There are two types of wall stop members 50, one using a U-shaped embedding member 51 and one using a T-shaped embedding member 52.

First, the wall stop member 50 using the U-shaped embedding member 51 will be described. Here, the wall stop member 50 includes the embedded tree 12 fixed to the outer surface of the wall 10, the U-shaped embedded member 51 fixed to the embedded tree 12, and the fixed portion of the U-shaped embedded member fixed to the embedded tree 12. It is provided with a stop portion concealing member 51A for concealing. The U-shaped embedding member 51 is formed of a base body having a U-shaped vertical cross section, and a plate-shaped pergola fixing piece 54 as a pergola fixing portion protruding from the center of the base body to the U-shaped opening side. The base is provided with a through hole. The U-shaped embedding member 51 is fixed to the embedding 12 by turning the pergola fixing piece 54 toward the side opposite to the embedding 12 and screwing it into the through hole of the base using the coach screw 53. The U-shaped embedding member 51 has been described as having a U-shaped vertical cross section, but may have a U-shaped horizontal cross section or a bottomed tubular shape.

The stopper concealing member 51 A is a bottomed square cylinder having a protruding hole 51 B for allowing the pergola fixing piece 54 to protrude, as well as covering the open portion of the U-shaped embedding member 51 and fixing it to the embedding 12. The base portion of the formed U-shaped embedding member 51 is covered and fixed to the embedding 12. As a result, the fixed portion of the U-shaped embedding member 51 fixed to the burying wood 12 by the coach screw 53 is covered by the stopper hiding member 51A. In addition, although the protruding hole 51B is provided in a portion corresponding to the pergola fixing piece 54 in the stopping portion concealing member 51A, when the fixing portion concealing member 51A and the pergola fixing piece 54 are adhered to each other when adhering to the bush 12. The gap is filled with a caulking 56 and a butyl seal 57 for waterproofing and dustproofing.

On the other hand, the fixed pergola base material 30 A has a pipe shape capable of containing the pergola fixing piece 54. Further, through holes are also provided inside the wall 10 side end of the pergola fixing piece 54 and the pergola base material 30A, and the pergola base material 30A and the pergola fixing piece 54 are fixed by using these through holes. .. That is, the through holes are combined to allow the pergola fixing bolt 55 to pass therethrough, and the pergola fixing nut 55A fixes the pergola base material 30A and the pergola fixing piece 54.

After most parts of the coach screw 53 and the U-shaped embedding member 51 are covered by the stopping part hiding member 51 A, the stopping part hiding member is flush with the side surface of the unfilled wood 12 at the covered part. Siding 11 is applied to the buried tree 12 around 51A. The gap between the stopping portion concealing member 51A and the siding 11 is appropriately sealed so as to be waterproof and dustproof.

In this embodiment, the pergola fixing piece 54 serving as the pergola fixing portion has been described as being plate-shaped. It doesn't have to be. Next, the wall stop member 50 using the T-shaped embedding member 52 will be described with reference to FIGS. 6 and 7.

Here, what fixes the wall stop member 50 to the embedded tree 12 will be described. The T-shaped embedding member 52 is a member having a T-shaped cross section formed by a plate-shaped base body and a pergola fixing piece 54 extending from a substantially central portion of the base body to a vertical portion. A through hole is provided in this base portion, and the T-shaped embedding member 52 is fixed to the bush 12 by screwing into the through hole using a coach screw 53.

In the T-shaped embedding member 52 whose base portion is fixed to the vegetation 12, the pergola fixing piece 54 is projected toward the side opposite to the wall 10, but the head portion of the coach screw 53 is included in the siding 12 to siding. 11 is applied to hide the fixed portion of the T-shaped embedded member 52 to the wall 10. Through holes are provided in the portion of the pergola fixing piece 54 that still projects from the wall 10 even after the siding 11 is applied, and inside the wall 10 side end portion of the pergola base material 30A. Although illustration is omitted, the through holes are aligned, the pergola fixing bolt 55 is inserted as shown in FIG. 5, and the pergola base nut 30A and the pergola fixing piece 54 are fixed by the pergola fixing nut 55A. At this time, the packing 58 is positioned in the gap between the siding 11 and the pergola base material 30A to prevent water and dust from entering the inside.

Next, the structure of the pergola substrate 30A will be described with reference to FIGS. 9, 10, and 11. The pergola base material 30A has a cross section in which two substantially rectangular base material single bodies 31 are vertically stacked, and the stacked portions are horizontal. The cross section of the base material unit 31 will be described in more detail.

The approximately rectangular cross section has a part that should be an opening part, and has a shape in which the tip end of the opening part is curved inward. This opened portion is referred to as an insertion portion 31A. The insertion portion 31A becomes the upper surface and the lower surface when forming the pergola base material 30A. Two types of through holes, which are through holes, are alternately provided at equal intervals in the portions of the base material unitary body 31 formed in this way that are back-to-back and correspond to the insertion portion 31A. It should be noted that the base material single body 31 may be fixed to the handrail stop member 40 and the wall stop member 50, and may have a triangular tubular shape as shown in FIG. 10, for example.

As shown in FIG. 11, these fixing holes are a relatively large claw portion insertion hole 31B and a claw portion fixing hole 31C smaller than the claw portion insertion hole 31B. The two base material units 31 forming the pergola base material 30A are covered with a pergola cover 33 on the outside including the pergola wall bolt 55 and the pergola wall nut 55A. The pergola cover 33 has the same shape as the outer shape in which two single base materials 31 are stacked. More specifically, the pergola cover 33 is in close contact with the upper outer surface and the outer surface of the pergola base material 30A, covers the lower part of the pergola wall nut 55A, and both ends thereof are inserted from the insertion holes 31A located below and hooked. Is becoming Here, a hanging member insertion hole 33A which is an insertion hole communicating with the inside of the pergola base material 30A is formed in the lower center of the pergola cover 33. The hanging member 60 described below can be inserted and fixed through the hanging member insertion hole 33A.

The hanging member 60 is a member which is hooked on the pergola base material 30 A by itself and is used for hanging laundry, for example, and has a substantially Y shape. It is a plate material. Explaining the shape in more detail, a part of the two upper portions of the Y-shape is horizontally extended to form a horizontal locking portion 60A, and the tip portion of the horizontal locking portion 60A is directed vertically downward. ing. The tip portion of the horizontal locking portion 60A is used as the claw portion 61. The width of the upper portion is smaller than that of the claw portion insertion hole 31B. Further, a hanging hole 62 which is a circular through hole is provided in the lower portion of the hanging member 60. The hanging hole 62 is for use in applications such as supporting it through a clothesline or hooking a hanger directly.

Next, the fixing order of the hanging members 60 fixed to the pergola base material 30A will be described. First, the upper portion of the hanging member 60 is inserted through the hanging member insertion hole 33A. Further, the upper portion of the hanging member 60 is inserted into the claw portion insertion hole 31B from below. Then, the horizontal locking portion 60A is locked to the portion other than the claw portion insertion hole 31B and the claw portion fixing hole 31C. Subsequently, the claw portion 61 of the hanging member 60 is inserted into the claw portion fixing hole 31C from above to complete the fixing of the hanging member 60.

In the hanging member 60 fixed in this manner, the horizontal engaging portion 60A does not engage the claw insertion hole 31B and the claw fixing portion 31C, but the claw portion 61 fits in the claw portion fixing hole 31C. Therefore, there is no lateral displacement, so the suspension is stable. Next, the structure of the attachment / detachment bar 70 that is an accessory to the pergola base 30A and the structure of the pergola base 30A for fixing the attachment / detachment bar 70 will be described with reference to FIG. Although the conventional pergola is formed by intersecting the crosspieces, in the above-described embodiments, the pergola 30 is formed only by the plurality of pergola base materials 30A which are perpendicular to the wall 10. With respect to the pergola 30, the attaching / detaching bar member 70 forms a pergola in which the bars cross.

The pergola base material 30A described with reference to FIG. 12 has almost the same structure as the pergola base material 30A described above, but the hook member 60 does not exist. Therefore, although the hanging member insertion hole 33A becomes empty, the hanging member lid member 34 having the same outer diameter portion as the inner diameter of the hanging member insertion hole 33A is inserted into the hanging member insertion hole 33A. When the hanging member lid member 34 is fitted, the lower surface of the pergola cover 33 forms a substantially smooth surface.

A through hole is provided in a side surface portion of the base material single body 31 located on the lower side of the pergola base material 30 A, and a through hole is also provided in a portion of the pergola cover 33 corresponding to the through hole. ing. The through holes provided in the single base material 31 and the pergola cover 33 are referred to as crosspiece insertion holes 33B. An advancing / retreating receiver 36 having a U-shaped cross section is fixed in the crosspiece insertion hole 33B toward the inside of the base material unit 31. The end of the advance / retreat receiver 36 is detachably fixed to the end of the single base material 31 and the end of the pergola cover 33 that form the crosspiece insertion hole 33B.

When the advancing / retreating receiver 36 is not fixed to the crosspiece insertion hole 33B, the crosspiece lid member 35 as a member for closing the crosspiece insertion hole 33B is fitted. When the crosspiece lid member 35 is fitted, the side surface of the pergola cover 33 forms a substantially smooth surface. When the advancing / retreating receiver 36 is fixed in the crosspiece insertion hole 33B, an inward recess is formed with respect to the pergola base material 30A. When the advancing / retreating receivers 36 are fixed to the adjacent pergola base materials 30A, the attaching / detaching bar members 70, which are substantially cylindrical rods, are fixed to the recesses, and the attaching / detaching bar members 70 are attached to the adjacent pergola base members 30A. Will be passed.

The detachable crosspiece 70 is provided with an advancing / retreating portion 71 capable of advancing / retreating in the axial direction of the detachable crosspiece 70 and a spring 72 for pushing the advancing / retreating portion 71 outward at one end or both ends. Is. The advancing / retreating portion 71 has a protrusion so that the spring 72 does not cause it to pop out. The axial length of the detachable crosspiece 70 not including the advancing / retreating portion 71 is slightly shorter than the distance between the side faces of the adjacent pergola covers 33 of the adjacent pergola base materials 30A, and fits snugly. Further, the axial length of the detachable bar 70 in a state where the advancing / retreating part 71 is pressed outward by the spring 72 is slightly longer than the distance between the advancing / retreating receiver 36 side faces of the adjacent pergola base materials 30A. ..

The detachable crosspiece 70 as described above is fixed to the facing pergola base materials 30A as follows. That is, one end of the attachment / detachment bar 70 is fitted into the advance / retreat receiver 36 of the one pergola base material 30A, and when the other end is fitted, the advance / retreat portion 71 is pushed against the elastic force of the spring 72, and the other end is inserted into the other pergola. The base 30A is fixed by being fitted into the advancing / retreating receiver 36.

The attachment / detachment crosspiece 70 is a member having a direction parallel to the wall 10 side portion of the pergola base material 30 A that was perpendicular to the wall 10. Therefore, by fixing a large number of removable crosspieces 70, it is possible to form a grid-like ceiling portion on the upper surface of the balcony 20. When a lattice-shaped pergola is formed, it is convenient, for example, when entwining plant vines.

The pergola of this embodiment has the following effects. First, since the handrail 22 of the balcony 20 was not used as a pillar of the pergola and the pergola 30 and the balcony 20 were separated, it was possible to provide a pergola with a high degree of freedom in designing the balcony. Further, although the pergola formed by using the L-shaped pergola base material 30A is provided, it is possible to provide a fixing structure for fixing such a pergola to the balcony on the handrail. It has been possible to provide a fastening structure for the wall 10 of the.

It was also possible to provide a pergola on which objects can be hung or clothesline can be hung. In particular, since the claw portion insertion hole 31B, the claw portion fixing hole 31C, and the claw portion 61 are provided in the pergola base material 30A and the hanging member 60, it is possible to provide a pergola that can stably fix the hanging member. did it. Further, since the detachable crosspiece 70 that is detachable from the pergola base material 30A is provided, the crosspiece can be freely attached and detached, and a pergola capable of forming a free-form pergola can be provided. It was

Variations of the pergola of this embodiment will be described. When the plan shape of the deck 21 of the balcony 20 is designed to be, for example, a semi-circle, the horizontal length of the pergola base material 30A differs depending on its mounting position, and the handrail anchor 42 of the handrail stop member 40. It is necessary to make the mounting angles of the standing portions 42A different from each other.

The shape of the hanging member 60 has been described as a substantially Y-shaped plate member, but the shape is not limited to this, and it is sufficient if the hanging member 60 can be fixed to the pergola base material 30A using the insertion hole 31A.

[0051]

[Effect of the device]

 According to the invention of claim 1, when a pergola formed by using an L-shaped pergola base material is provided, it is possible to provide a fixing structure of such a pergola to a wall of a house. There is an effect.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is an overall perspective view showing an embodiment of a pergola according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a partial perspective view showing a fixing structure of a pergola and a handrail of a balcony.

FIG. 3 is a partial side view showing a fixing structure of a pergola and a handrail of a balcony.

FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing a handrail angle anchor.

FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional view showing a wall stopper member using a U-shaped embedded member.

FIG. 6 is a cross-sectional view showing a wall stopper member using a T-shaped embedded member.

FIG. 7 is a perspective view showing a T-shaped embedded member.

FIG. 8 is a plan view showing a wall stopper member using a T-shaped embedded member.

FIG. 9 is a cross-sectional view of a pergola base material and a hanging member.

FIG. 10 is a cross-sectional view of a pergola base material and a hanging member.

FIG. 11 is a side sectional view showing a pergola base material and a hanging member.

FIG. 12 is a cross-sectional view showing a pergola base material and a removable crosspiece member.

FIG. 13 is a perspective view showing a conventional pergola.

[Explanation of symbols]

10 wall 11 siding 12 buried wood 20 balcony 21 deck part 22 handrail 23 handrail buried wood 24 exterior material 25 felt material 30 pergola 30A pergola base material 31 base material single body 31A insertion hole 31B claw insertion hole 31C claw fixing hole 32 pergola hand Sliding bolt 32A Pergola handrail nut 33 Pergola cover 33A Hanging member insertion hole 33B Crosspiece insertion hole 34 Hanging member lid 35 Crosspiece cover material 36 Advancement / reception 40 Handrail stopper 41 Handrail anchor 41A Handrail intermediate anchor 41B Handrail angle anchor 42 Anchor Base 42A Standing Part 42B Top Part 42C Side Part 42D Anchor Bolt 43 Center Bolt 43A Center Nut 44 Parapet 44A Insert 44B Receiver 44C Return 45 Standing Tube Member 45A Fixing Window 46 Sealant 50 Stopping member 51 U-shaped embedding member 51A Stopping part concealing member 51B Projection hole 52 T-shaped embedding member 53 Coach screw 54 Pergola fixing piece 55 Pergola wall bolt 55A Pergola wall nut 56 Caulking 57 Butyl seal 58 Packing 60 Hooking member 60A Horizontal locking part 61 Claws 62 Hanging Holes 70 Detachable Crosspieces 71 Advancement / Retraction 72 Spring 80 Pergola 81 Frame Materials 82 Crosspieces 83 Supports 84 Handrails 85 Deck 86 Walls

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A pergola fixing structure for fixing an L-shaped pergola base material, which is fixed with a railing of a balcony and a wall of a house at both ends, to a wall of a house that is composed of a buried tree and siding that covers the outer surface of the buried tree. Then, the pergola base material is fixed by an embedded tree fixed to the outer surface of the wall and a T-shaped embedded member fixed to the embedded tree. The T-shaped embedded member is a plate-shaped base body and a base body of the base body. The cross-sectional shape T due to the pergola fixing portion extending from the center to the vertical portion
A member having a letter-shape, the base of which is fixed to the surface of the embedded tree, and the pergola base is formed so as to be fixed to the pergola fixing portion of the T-shaped embedded member so as to cover the base portion of the T-shaped embedded member. Pergola fixed structure characterized by siding on the buried wood.