JPS6112871Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] This invention relates to a structure for attaching the end of a pipe such as a grip handle for a bathtub.

The grip handle, which is mainly attached to the side wall of the bathtub, is formed by bending a pipe or the like, and flat plate-shaped pedestals 1, 1 as shown in FIG. 1 are integrally provided at the end of the pipe H. Then, screws 3, 3, . . . are inserted into a plurality of holes 2, 2, . That's where the bathroom wall W is usually made of tiles, etc., and those screws 3, 3
The installation work becomes complicated when fixing the handle, and there are also problems such as difficulty in cleaning when the wall surface of the handle attachment part becomes dirty.

This idea involves attaching a pedestal to the wall, inserting the end of the pipe into the convex part formed integrally with the pedestal, fixing it with a set screw, and attaching a cap to the end of the pipe and the pedestal. This solves the above conventional problems, and provides a pipe end mounting structure that allows the pipe to be easily attached and removed from the pedestal for cleaning or replacement, and also has excellent waterproofness at the mounting part of the pedestal. The purpose is to This invention will be explained below with reference to the drawings.

FIGS. 2 to 7 show an embodiment of this invention, in which a grip handle H is provided on a bathroom wall W so as to be even with the bathtub. This grip handle H has a pipe 11 made of stainless steel or the like, bent at an almost right angle at its end 11a, and fixed to a pedestal 12 mounted at an appropriate position on a wall surface W. The pedestal 12 is shown in FIGS. 4 and 5.
As shown in the figure, it consists of a disc-shaped base 12a fixed to the wall surface W and a cylindrical convex part 12b integrally formed concentrically with the base 12a. Hole 13,1 provided
3... are fixed to the wall W by inserting fixing tools 14, 14... such as countersunk wood screws. On the other hand, the pipe 11 has its end 11a connected to the convex portion 12b of the pedestal 12.
An annular fastening is formed on the circumferential surface of the convex portion 12b by inserting set screws 16, 16 such as screws into the screw holes 15, 15 provided in the end portion 11a of the pipe 11. It is attached to the pedestal 12 by engaging with the groove 17. Further, a cap 18 having an open upper part is attached to the end 11a of the pipe 11 and the base 12a of the pedestal 12, and the cap 18 is inserted through the opening 18a into the pipe 11. The cap 18 is fixed by screwing mounting screws (not shown) into the holes 19, 19 through mounting holes 20, 20 provided at corresponding positions of the cap 18.

In the illustrated embodiment, the grip handle H
Although only one end has been described, the mounting structure for the other end is also the same, and the explanation thereof will be omitted here. The base 12 and the cap 18 are usually made of metal that is easy to work with, but the material may be arbitrary. In particular, the cap 18 may be made of vinyl, rubber, etc., so that it can be attached to the base 12 without using screws. It can also be fixed by fitting it into the

When the grip handle H attached as described above becomes dirty due to long-term use, the pipe 11 can be easily removed and cleaned. When removing the pipe 11, first remove the cap 18 from the pedestal 12 by removing the mounting screw, and then remove the cap 18 from the pedestal 12.
The pipe 11 can be removed from the pedestal 12 by removing the set screws 16, 16 a. Furthermore, if the pipe 11 or cap 18 is corroded, it is possible to replace and install them with new ones.

Note that the retaining groove 17 provided on the convex portion 12b of the pedestal 12 is for ensuring the engagement of the set screw 16 and preventing the end portion 11a of the pipe 11 from coming off, but it is limited to an annular groove. Instead of a solid groove, it may be a concave groove. Furthermore, the mounting structure of this invention can be used not only for bathrooms, but also for mounting other pipes and walls.

As explained above, this invention fixes the base of the pedestal to the wall surface with a fixture, and inserts the end of the pipe into the cylindrical convex part formed integrally with the base of the pedestal. The end of the pipe is attached to the pedestal by inserting a set screw into the screw hole provided in the pedestal and engaging with the retaining groove carved on the circumferential surface of the convex portion, while the end of the pipe and the pedestal are Since the cap is attached to the base of the handle, it is easier and more secure to install than conventional grip handles, and since the installation part is covered by the cap, it looks good, is waterproof, and is safe. Becomes excellent in sex. In addition, the pipe can be attached and detached while the pedestal is fixed to the wall, making cleaning and other tasks easier, and the pipe can be replaced with a new one if necessary. be effective.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is an external view showing an example of a conventional grip handle for a bathtub, Figs. 2 to 7 show an embodiment of this invention, Fig. 2 is a plan view showing the installed state, and Fig. 3 is the same. 4 is a plan view of the pedestal, FIG. 5 is a half sectional view thereof, FIG. 6 is a plan view of the cap, and FIG. 7 is a half sectional view thereof. W...wall, 11...pipe, 11a...end,
12... Pedestal, 12a... Base, 12b... Convex portion, 14... Fixture, 15... Screw hole, 16...
Set screw, 17...Fixing groove, 18...Cap.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] The base 12a of the pedestal 12 is fixed to the wall surface W with a fixture 14, and the end 1 of the pipe 11 is attached to a cylindrical convex portion 12b formed integrally with the base 12a of the pedestal 12.
1a, and at the same time, screw the set screw 16 into the threaded hole 15 provided in the end 11a of the pipe 11 and engage it with the fastening groove 17 carved on the circumferential side of the convex part 12b. End portion 11a of the pipe 11
is attached to the pedestal 12, while the cap 1 is attached to the end 11a of the pipe 11 and the base 12a of the pedestal 12.
This invention relates to a structure for attaching an end of a pipe, characterized in that the present invention is formed by attaching a pipe with an adhesive.