JPH0738325U - Skirting board - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] (Corrected) [Constitution] Lower baseboard 2 with an upper opening fixed to the floor of the booth and lower baseboard 2 attached to the lower end of the partition panel 7.
In the skirting board composed of the lower skirting board and the upper skirting board 4 covering the lower surface opening, the cover boards 3 and 5 at the ends of the lower skirting board 2 and the upper skirting board 4 are inserted and attached. As a construction procedure, a cover plate 3 is fitted to an end portion of the lower skirting board 2 and the lower skirting board 2 is screwed to the floor. The upper skirting board 4 is screwed to the lower surface of the partition panel 7, and the upper skirting board 4 is covered on the lower skirting board 2. Finally, the cover plate 5 of the upper baseboard 4 is inserted. [Effect] When fixing the lower skirting board and the upper skirting board to the mating member, each lid plate can be easily attached, and the workability is improved and the cost is reduced as compared with the case where the end plates are fixed by conventional welding. it can.

Description

[Detailed description of the device]

[0001]

[Industrial applications]

 The present invention relates to a skirting board that closes a gap between a partition panel of a toilet booth and a floor surface.

[0002]

[Prior art]

 Conventionally, as shown in FIG. 5, a space between the partition panel (7) of the toilet booth and the floor surface (8) has been closed with a skirting board (1) made of stainless steel. As shown in FIG. 6, the skirting board (1) is a rod-shaped lower skirting board (2) having an upper opening which is screwed to the floor surface (8) and the lower skirting board which is screwed to the lower surface of the partition panel (7). It is composed of the upper baseboard (4) of the lower surface opening that covers the outside of the tree (2).

[0003]

[Problems to be solved by the device]

 Since the lower baseboard (2) and the upper baseboard (4) are welded and fixed to the ends of the rod member having a comb-shaped cross section formed by bending a stainless steel plate, the width It took time and effort to produce the tree (1), which resulted in high cost. The present invention clarifies a skirting board that solves the above problems by devising the attachment of the end plates (31) (51).

[0004]

[Means for solving the problem]

 The skirting board of the present invention comprises a lower skirting board (2) having an upper opening fixed to the floor of the booth and an upper skirting board having a lower opening which is attached to the lower end of the partition panel (7) and covers the lower skirting board (2). In the skirting board composed of the tree (4), the cover plate (3) at the end of the lower skirting board (2) closes between the both side plates (22) and (23) of the lower skirting board (2). It is formed by an end plate (31) and a support plate (32) projecting inward at the lower end of the end plate (31) and screwed together with the bottom plate (21) of the lower skirting board (2). The cover plate (5) at the end of the skirting board (4) faces inwardly at the end plate (51) that closes between the side plates (42) (43) of the upper skirting board (4) and the upper end of the end plate (51). It is formed by a supporting spring plate (52) protruding from the base, and the supporting spring plate (52) is a tip that allows the screw (45) for fixing the upper skirting board (4) to the partition panel (7) under the neck. There is a through-slot (56) that opens, and the supporting spring plate (52) stretches it between the neck of the screw (45) and the inner surface of the top plate (41) of the upper baseboard (4). Lock the lid plate (5) There.

[0005]

[Action and effect]

 The partition panel (7) is constructed by fitting the cover plate (3) to the end of the lower skirting board (2) and fixing the lower skirting board (2) to the floor with screws. A partition panel for fixing the cover plate (3) to the bottom plate (21) of the lower baseboard (2) by inserting the screw (26) for fixing the lower baseboard into the support plate (32) of the cover plate (3). The upper skirting board (4) is screwed to the lower surface of (7), and the upper skirting board (4) is covered on the lower skirting board (2).

A cover plate (5) is applied to the end opening of the upper skirting board (4), and between the neck of the upper skirting board mounting screw (45) and the top board (41) of the upper skirting board (4). Then, the support spring plate (52) of the cover plate (5) is elastically deformed and inserted, and the under neck of the screw is fitted into the groove hole (56). The support spring plate (52) stretches both of the underside of the screw (45) and the top plate (41) of the upper skirting board (4) to lock the lid plate (5). As described above, when fixing the lower skirting board (2) and the upper skirting board (4) to the mating member, the respective cover plates (3) and (5) can be easily attached, and the end plate (31) can be attached by conventional welding. Compared to fixing (51), workability is good and cost can be reduced.

[0007]

【Example】

 The lower skirting board (2), the upper skirting board (4) and the cover plates (3) and (5) attached to the respective skirting boards are formed of stainless steel plates.

The lower skirting board (2) is formed in a rod body having an opening on the lower surface by projecting side plates (22) and (23) upward on both side edges of the bottom plate (21), and a plurality of screw holes are formed in the bottom plate (21). (25) has been opened. The upper portion of one side plate (23) is bent obliquely inward over the entire length in the longitudinal direction to form an inclined surface (24).

The screw hole (25) at the end of the lower skirting board (2) is opened at a position where the support plate (32) of the cover plate (3) described later can reach.

The lid plate (3) that closes the end opening of the lower skirting board (2) is attached to the lower end of the back surface of the end plate (31) that closes between both side plates (22) and (23) of the lower skirting board (2). The supporting plate (32) is formed so as to project inwardly at a substantially right angle, and the supporting plate (32) is provided with a long hole (33) overlapping with the screw hole (25) of the bottom plate (21). .

A jack (6) for adjusting the height of the upper skirting board (4) is arranged in the lower skirting board (2). The jack (6) has leg plates (62) and (63) projecting downward on both sides of the top plate (61), and bolts (65) are screwed into screw holes (64) opened in the top plate (61). Formed.

The upper skirting board (4) is formed by projecting side plates (42) (43) downward on both side edges of the top plate (41), and the space between the side plates (42) (43) is lower. It is a size that tightly covers the outside of the tree (2). In the upper baseboard (4), a plurality of screw holes (25) are formed in the top plate (41), and the screw holes (25) at the ends are formed by supporting spring plates (52) of the cover plate (5) described later. It has been opened to reach.

The lid plate (5) that closes the end opening of the upper skirting board (4) is attached to the upper end of the back surface of the end plate (51) that closes between both side plates (42) and (43) of the upper skirting board (4). It is formed by projecting a supporting spring plate (52) inward.

The support spring plate (52) is a spring piece (54) extending at an angle of about 85 ° from the upper end of a mounting piece (53) fixed to the end plate (51) by spot welding, bonding or the like, and the spring piece. It has a bending piece (55) extending from the tip end side of (54) at 165 ° to the end plate (51).

The screws (45) for attaching the upper baseboard (4) to the partition panel (7) are countersunk screws.

However, in the procedure for constructing the partition panel (7), the cover plate (3) is fitted to the end of the lower skirting board (2) and the lower skirting board (2) is screwed to the floor.

The lid plate (3) is fixed to the lower baseboard (2) by inserting a screw (26) for fixing the lower baseboard into the long hole (33) of the support plate (32) of the cover plate (3). Secure to the bottom plate (21).

Insert the jack (6) into the lower skirting board (2), and make sure that the lower end of the partition panel (7) is level without being affected by the drainage slope of the floor (6). ) Adjust the height of appearance.

The upper baseboard (4) is screwed to the lower surface of the partition panel (7). The screw (45) is a countersunk screw, and a gap is formed between the lower surface of the head and the top plate (41). Cover the upper skirting board (4) with the lower skirting board (2).

A cover plate (5) is applied to the end opening of the upper skirting board (4), and between the neck of the upper skirting board mounting screw (45) and the top board (41) of the upper skirting board (4). Then, the support spring plate (52) of the cover plate (5) is elastically deformed and inserted, and the under neck of the screw is fitted into the groove hole (56). The support spring plate (52) stretches both of the underside of the screw (45) and the top plate (41) of the upper skirting board (4) to lock the lid plate (5).

As described above, when fixing the lower skirting board (2) and the upper skirting board (4) to the mating members, the respective cover plates (3) and (5) can be easily attached, and the end plates can be welded by conventional welding. Compared to fixing (31) and (51), workability is good and cost can be reduced. The present invention is not limited to the configuration of the above embodiment, and various modifications can be made within the scope of the claims for utility model registration.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is an exploded perspective view of a skirting board.

FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view taken along the longitudinal direction in an assembled state of a skirting board.

FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view orthogonal to the longitudinal direction in the assembled state of the skirting board.

FIG. 4 is a side view of a cover plate.

FIG. 5 is a perspective view of a toilet booth.

FIG. 6 is an exploded perspective view of a conventional skirting board.

[Explanation of symbols]

 (2) Lower baseboard (3) Cover plate (4) Upper baseboard (5) Cover plate (6) Jack

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A lower baseboard (2) having an upper opening fixed to a floor of a booth and an upper baseboard (4) having a lower opening attached to a lower end of a partition panel (7) and covering the lower baseboard (2). ) And a bottom skirting board (3) at the end of the bottom skirting board (2),
Together with the end plate (31) for closing the space between both side plates (22) and (23) of (2) and the bottom plate (21) of the lower skirting board (2) protruding inward at the lower end of the end plate (31). A support plate (32) screwed together, and a cover plate (5) at the end of the upper skirting board (4) closes the space between both side plates (42) (43) of the upper skirting board (4). (51) and a supporting spring plate (52) projecting inward from the upper end of the end plate (51). The supporting spring plate (52) is an upper baseboard (4).
There is a through-slot (56) with an open tip that allows the underside of the screw (45) for fixing the screw to the partition panel (7), and the support spring plate (52) is located below the neck of the screw (45). Top board (41) of upper baseboard (4)
A skirting board that holds the cover plate (5) by stretching it between the inner surface of the base plate and the inner surface of the base plate.