JPH0762846A - Mounting structure of end rail - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To mount an end rail on the external wall of a building with excellent workability by engaging a downward engaging piece formed on the indoor side of the upper end of the end rail with a section to be engaged in fittings fixed on the outdoor side of the lower end section of an external wall panel. CONSTITUTION:An external wall panel 4 is borne to the upper section of a horizontal member 1 by a panel bracket metal 2 disposed in upright onto the top face of the horizontal member 1. Fittings 5 with a section to be engaged 5a are fixed at the lower end section of the outdoor side of the external wall panel 4. A downward engaging piece 3a horizontally projected to the indoor side is formed on the indoor side at the upper end of an end rail 3. The end rail 3 is arranged while covering the outdoor side of the horizontal member 1, and the downward engaging piece 3a is retained to the section to be engaged 5a of the fittings 5 fastened onto the external wall panel 4. Accordingly, the end rail 3 can be installed skillfully onto the external wall of a building without interrupting the construction operation of the external wall panel 4.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a curtain plate mounting structure for mounting a curtain plate on an outer wall portion of a building or the like.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art As shown in FIGS. 5 and 6, a conventional curtain plate mounting structure includes a horizontal member 1 whose end is supported by a through column 8.
A panel receiving metal member 2 erected on the upper surface of the horizontal mounting member 1; and a curtain plate 13 that hooks the panel receiving metal member 2 with a hooking piece 13a that covers the outdoor surface of the horizontal member 1 and is formed on the upper edge. , Hook 13a
And an outer wall panel 14 on the upper floor, the lower end of which is supported by the panel receiving member 2 via the.

The through columns 8 are provided at the corners of the staircase. In the horizontal member 1, a heat insulating material 9 is loaded between the upper chord member 1a and the lower chord member 1b. Upper chord member 1a and lower chord member 1b
Is a channel steel which is connected by a lattice (not shown) at intervals in the vertical direction. Panel bracket 2 is horizontal material 1
The unequal angle steel is welded to the upper chord member 1a. The curtain plate 13 covers the upper end of the outer wall panel 7 on the lower floor with a step 13b extending to the lower edge, and fixes the lower end to the lower chord member 1b with nails 10. The outer wall panel 14 has face materials 14d and 14e attached to both surfaces thereof, and the panel receiver 2 is fitted in the cut groove 14b formed in the lower surface of the lower frame 14a. A watertight material 11 adhered to the upper surface of the curtain plate 13 is sandwiched between the outer wall panel 14 and the curtain plate 13.

[0004]

In the conventional curtain plate structure, at the construction site, the hooking piece 13a of the curtain plate 13 is first manually hooked to the panel receiving member 2 as shown by the arrow B, and Later, the outer wall panel 14 is mounted on a crane (not shown).
The hanging piece 13a of the curtain plate 13 was fitted together with the panel receiving hardware 2 in the cut groove 14b of the lower frame 14a. For this reason, the work of constructing the outer wall panel 14 is interrupted until the curtain plate 13 is hooked on the panel receiving member 2, and the operating rate of the crane is reduced, which is troublesome for construction.

It is an object of the present invention to provide a curtain plate mounting structure which can be installed efficiently.

[0006]

According to a first aspect of the present invention, there is provided a structure for mounting a curtain plate, wherein a downwardly facing hooking piece of the curtain plate is hooked on a hooked portion of a metal fitting fixed to a lower end portion of an outer wall panel on an outdoor side. Due to
The curtain plate is attached to the outdoor side of the horizontal frame. Claim 2
The curtain plate mounting structure described above is one in which the curtain plate is attached to the outdoor side of the horizontal member by hooking the sideways hanging piece of the curtain plate to the hooked part of the metal fitting fixed to the lower surface of the outer wall panel. is there.

[0007]

According to the structure for mounting the curtain plate according to claim 1, the outer wall panel is first supported by the panel receiving metal piece during the construction, and in this state, the downward hooking piece of the curtain plate is the hooked portion of the metal piece. The curtain plate can be attached to the outdoor side of the horizontal member by hooking it on. According to the curtain plate mounting structure of claim 2,
At the time of construction, the outer wall panel is first supported by the panel receiving metal fittings, and in this state, the sideways locking pieces of the curtain board are hooked on the hooked parts of the metal fittings, thereby making Can be mounted on the outside.

[0008]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS A curtain plate mounting structure according to a first embodiment of the present invention is
As shown in FIG. 1 and FIG.
A horizontal member 1 standing upright, an outer wall panel 4 supported above the horizontal member 1 by a panel bracket 2, and a downward hanging piece 3a covering the outdoor side of the horizontal member 1 on the indoor side of the upper end. It is composed of the formed curtain plate 3 and a metal fitting 5 having a hooked portion 5a which is fixed to the lower end portion of the outer wall panel 4 on the outdoor side and hooks the downward hooking piece 3a of the curtain plate 3 in a posture. .

The curtain plate 3 is formed by bending a thin steel plate and has a decorative finish on the outdoor surface. The outer wall panel 4 includes a cutout groove 4b extending in the longitudinal direction of the lower frame 4a on the lower surface of the lower frame 4a.
And a notch 4c is formed at the lower edge of the outdoor side. The panel receiver 2 has the upper end fitted into the cut groove 4b. The metal fitting 5 is fixed to the inner end surface of the cutout portion 4c of the outer wall panel 4 by the nail 10 inserted into the nail insertion hole 5b (FIG. 2). The locked portion 5a of the metal fitting 5 is a groove extending in the vertical direction formed by projecting the lower end of the metal fitting 5 to the outdoor side.

In the construction, first, the outer wall panel 4 is nailed with the metal fitting 5, the outer wall panel 4 is hung by a crane, and the panel receiving member 2 is fitted into the cut groove 4b of the lower frame 4a. The upper end of the outer wall panel 4 is fixed to a building (not shown) using a mounting hardware or the like. Then, by pushing the downward hooking piece 3a of the curtain plate 3 into the hooked portion 5a of the metal fitting 5 from above, the curtain board 3 is hooked to the outer wall panel 4 via the metal fitting 5. Finally, the notch 4c is closed by the square member 12. The lower end of the curtain plate 3 is fixed in the same manner as in the conventional example.

As described above, since the curtain plate 3 can be attached after the outer wall panel 4 has been built up, the outer wall panel can be attached until the curtain plate is hooked on the panel receiving member as in the conventional case. The operation rate of the crane can be improved and work can be done efficiently without interrupting the construction work of No. 4. Next, regarding the curtain plate mounting structure of the second embodiment of the present invention,
A description will be given based on FIGS. 3 and 4. The curtain plate 6 has a laterally-sided hooking piece 6a that horizontally projects toward the indoor side at the upper end thereof, and a rising piece 6c is formed inwardly of the laterally-sided hooking piece 6a. The metal fitting 15 is fixed to the lower surface of the lower frame 4a of the outer wall panel 4 by a nail (not shown) inserted into the nail insertion hole 15b (FIG. 2). The locked portion 15a of the metal fitting 15 is a tubular portion extending in the thickness direction of the outer wall panel 4.

In the construction, first, the metal fitting 15 is nailed to the lower frame 4a of the outer wall panel 4, the outer wall panel 4 is hung by a crane, and the panel receiving member 2 is placed in the cut groove 4b of the lower frame 4a. Get in. Then, the rising portion 6c of the curtain plate 6 is attached to the outer wall panel 4
The nail 10 is fixed to the rear end surface of the notch 4c. Curtain 6
From the outdoor side to the hooked portion 1 of the metal fitting 15
By pushing into the inside of 5a, the curtain plate 6 is hooked to the outer wall panel 4 via the metal fitting 15. The upper end of the outer wall panel 4 is fixed to a building (not shown) using a mounting hardware or the like. Finally, the notch 4c is closed by the square member 12.

As described above, since the curtain plate 6 can be attached after the outer wall panel 4 has been built, the outer wall panel can be attached until the curtain plate is hooked on the panel receiving member as in the conventional case. There is no interruption in the construction work of 4. The other configurations and effects are similar to those of the first embodiment.

[0014]

According to the curtain plate mounting structure of claim 1,
At the time of construction, first support the outer wall panel with the panel receiving metal fittings, and in this state, hook the sideways locking piece of the curtain board to the hooked part of the metal fittings, so that the curtain board Can be mounted on the outside. Therefore, the work of constructing the outer wall panel is not interrupted until the curtain plate is hooked on the panel receiving member as in the conventional case, and the operating rate of the crane can be improved and the crane can be constructed efficiently.

According to the curtain plate mounting structure of the second aspect, at the time of construction, the outer wall panel is first supported by the panel receiving metal member, and in this state, the sideways hooking piece of the curtain plate is the hooked portion of the metal member. The curtain plate can be attached to the outdoor side of the horizontal member by hooking it on. Therefore, the work of constructing the outer wall panel is not interrupted until the curtain plate is hooked on the panel receiving member as in the conventional case, and the operating rate of the crane can be improved and the crane can be constructed efficiently.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a sectional view of a curtain plate mounting structure according to a first embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view of a metal member that constitutes the curtain plate mounting structure according to the first embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 3 is a sectional view of a curtain plate mounting structure according to a second embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 4 is a perspective view of a metal member constituting the curtain plate mounting structure according to the second embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 5 is a cutaway perspective view of a conventional curtain plate mounting structure.

FIG. 6 is a cross-sectional view of a conventional curtain plate mounting structure.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 Horizontal material 2 Panel receiving hardware 3 Curtain board 3a Downward locking piece 4 Outer wall panel 5 Hardware 5a Locked part

Claims (2)

[Claims] 1. A horizontal bridge member having a panel receiving member installed upright on an upper surface thereof, an outer wall panel supported above the horizontal bridge member by the panel receiving bracket, and an upper end roof covering the outdoor side of the horizontal supporting member. A curtain plate having a downward hooking piece formed therein, and a metal fitting having a hooked portion fixed to the lower end portion of the outer wall panel on the outdoor side for hooking the downward hooking piece of the curtain plate, A curtain plate mounting structure in which the curtain plate is mounted on the outdoor side of the horizontal member by hooking a downward hooking piece of the curtain plate on the hooked portion of the metal fitting. 2. A horizontal frame member having a panel receiving member provided upright on the upper surface, an outer wall panel supported above the horizontal frame member by the panel receiving member, and an upper end roof covering the outdoor side of the horizontal frame member. A curtain plate formed with a laterally-engaging piece that horizontally protrudes inward, and a metal fitting that is fixed to the lower surface of the outer wall panel and has a hooked portion that hooks the laterally-engaging piece of the curtain plate, A curtain plate mounting structure in which the curtain plate is mounted on the outdoor side of the horizontal member by hooking a hooking piece of the curtain plate to a hooked portion of the metal fitting.