JPS6233848Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to a partition wall that is easy to assemble.

Conventionally, this type of partition wall requires that the panels constituting the wall be assembled using stud members and a large number of bolts, screws, etc., making the installation process extremely complicated.

This invention was provided to improve the above-mentioned drawbacks, and it not only improves assembly workability, but also
If you need more partitions after attaching a partition panel to the sub-pillar to form a room, you can create even finer partitions by attaching another partition panel between the ears provided on the sub-column. The purpose of this invention is to provide a partition wall body that can be used as a partition wall.

The present invention will be explained below with reference to the drawings.

In FIG. 1 and FIGS. 3 to 6, 1 is a stud body preferably made of steel, and has a hollow cylindrical main column portion 2 at its center. Four small cylindrical sub-column sections 4 extend at equal distances from the main column section 2 at every 90 degree angle of rotation via arm sections 3 that are parallel to each other and extend in the radial direction. It is set up. In addition, each arm portion 3 mentioned above
In addition, the secondary pillar portions 4 are cut out at the upper and lower portions of the stud body 1 . Further, the sub-pillar parts 4 are provided with ear parts 5 extending so as to approach each other between the sub-pillar parts 4 adjacent to each other and facing each other with a predetermined gap therebetween. In this case, it is preferable that the ear part 5 be provided slightly longer than the arm part 3 and the sub-pillar part 4 in the longitudinal direction. In addition, female threads are formed on the inner circumferential surfaces of the upper and lower ends of the main column portion 2 and the secondary column portion 4.

6 is a liner member that is brought into contact with the ceiling or floor, and is made of, for example, steel and has a concave shape.
A large circular hole 7 that aligns with the main column part 2 and the secondary column part 4, and four circular holes 8 are bored at every 90 degrees in rotation angle and equidistantly spaced from the large circular hole 7. has been done. Further, the wing portion 9 of the liner member 6 has screw holes 10 so as to be screwed to the ceiling or floor.
Many are worn. A large screw 11 and a screw 1 are inserted from the large circular hole 7 and the four circular hole 8 of the liner member 6.
The stud main body 1 and the liner member 6 can be connected by screwing the stud body 2 into the female threaded portions of the main column portion 2 and the secondary column portion 4.

Further, as shown in FIG. 2, the liner member 6a can be provided with a crossing part 9a' by cutting out a part of the wing part 9a so that other liner members can cross each other in a cross shape. The stud body may be provided with a large circular hole 7a and a four circular hole 8a so that the stud body can be connected to the stud body.

Reference numeral 13 denotes a partition panel, and an engaging ear portion 1 that can be engaged with one of the sub-pillar portions 4 of the stud main body 1 is provided at the end thereof.
4 is fixed. The engaging ears 14 may be provided in series over the entire length of the end portion of the partition panel 13 in the width direction. Reference numeral 15 denotes an additional member such as a lighting device, and a base portion 16 is provided so as to be able to be attached to the sub-pillar portion 4. By inserting a bolt 17 into the base portion 16 and pressing against the circumferential surface of the sub-pillar portion 4, the stud main body is attached.
1 can be firmly attached.

Reference numeral 18 denotes an L-shaped holder which can be fixed between the ears 5 and 5 of the stud main body 1 via a bolt/nut 19, and its long side 20 is sufficiently extended in the horizontal direction, and is preferably separated. Additional members such as shelf boards can be fixed via bolts and nuts 21.

Furthermore, the assembly operation of the present invention will be explained.

First, the stud main body 1 is fixed to the floor liner member 6 with large screws 11 and screws 12, and then the engaging ears 14 of the partition panel 13 are engaged with the sub-pillars 4 of the stud main body 1 , and the stud main body 1 is erected. Next, the secondary pillar part 4 of another stud main body 1 and the engaging ear part 14 at the other end of the partition panel 13 are engaged to fix the partition panel 13 to the floor liner member 6. Furthermore, a ceiling liner member 6 is inserted onto the pair of stud bodies 1 and the partition panel 13. At this time, if there is no margin between the liner member 6 for the ceiling and the ceiling surface, if the four-circular hole 8 of the liner member 6 is made into a screw hole, the screw 12 can be inserted from the cutout of the sub-pillar part 4. The stud main body 1 and the ceiling liner member 6 can be fixed together. After that, the wing parts 9, 9 of the floor and ceiling liner members 6, 6 are screwed together to form a partition wall.

In addition, a liner member 6 and a second liner member as shown in FIG.
After intersecting the liner member 6a having the intersecting portion 9a' shown in the figure, following the above-described assembly operation, the stud body 1 on the liner member 6 and another liner member 6 are intersected.
It is also possible to partition the compartments by attaching a partition panel 13 between the stud bodies 1 on top a and continuing this configuration in the same way as described above.

On the other hand, the partition panel 13 may be provided so as to be inserted between the stud bodies 1 , 1 after the pair of stud bodies 1 , 1 are erected on the liner member 6. In this case, the partition panel 13 is divided into a plurality of parts as indicated by dotted lines in FIG.
When they are engaged with each other, they are stacked.

Further, when there is no need for the partition wall to stand up to the ceiling, the liner member for the ceiling can be omitted. In addition, if the ear portion 5 extending from the sub-pillar portion 4 of the stud body 1 is unnecessary, it may be removed.

Furthermore, additional members 1 such as illuminators are attached to the sub-pillar portion 4.
5 can be attached freely and is fixed between the ears 5 extending from the sub-pillar part 4, and another holder whose base is formed substantially the same as the base 16 of the additional member 15. It is also possible to fix the shelf board 23 between the shelf board 22 and the shelf board 22 . In addition, a blind plate 24 may be attached to cover the stud body 1 between the partition panels 13, 13.

The partition wall of the present invention can be used not only for indoor partitions but also for the structure of the entire building. It is possible to add a wall by engaging and holding an additional wall 25 between the ears 5, 5 facing each other, as shown in FIG. In order to engage and hold the additional wall on the ear, the secondary post on which the ear is formed needs to have a desired spacing from the main post, so that the secondary post has a desired spacing from the main post. It is installed on the main pillar section through the.

According to the partition wall of the present invention configured as described above, the number of screw fixing points to the partition panel can be greatly reduced, which greatly improves assembly workability and also allows for smooth installation of additional members. This achieves significant practical effects, such as the ability to carry out the process and also to install additional walls between the ears.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a partially exploded perspective view of the partition wall of the present invention, FIGS. 2 to 5 are respectively perspective views of the same part, and FIG.
The figure is a partial perspective view of the assembled state, and FIG. 7 is an explanatory view showing the attachment of an additional wall body. 1 ...Stud body, 2...Main pillar part, 3...Arm part, 4...Sub-pillar part, 5...Ear part, 6...Liner member, 7...Large circular hole, 8...Circular hole , 9...wing part, 10...screw hole, 11...large screw, 12...
Screw, 13... Partition panel, 14... Engaging ear portion, 15... Additional member, 16... Base, 17...
Bolt/Nut, 18... Holder, 19... Bolt/Nut, 20... Long side part, 21... Bolt/Nut
Nut, 22... Holder, 23... Shelf board, 24...
...Blind board.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A liner member, a plurality of stud bodies erected on the liner member, and a partition panel disposed between the stud bodies, the stud body having a cylindrical main column in the center, Sub-column portions extend from the main column portion through the arm portions at equal intervals from each other in the radial direction, ear portions extend from the sub-column portion, and the ear portions are provided at adjacent sub-column portions. What is claimed is: 1. A partition wall body, characterized in that said ear portions face each other with a predetermined gap therebetween, and said both ear portions are disposed substantially in a straight line.