JPS62363Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] This invention relates to a baseboard that also serves as a carpet holder.
More specifically, the present invention relates to a baseboard that doubles as a carpet holder and is configured to be able to reliably hold down the end of the carpet on the wall surface side, and also to allow the carpet to be replaced freely.

When a carpet is laid on a floor, the ends of the carpet are held down using double-sided adhesive tape or a presser to prevent the carpet from shifting.

Adopting such a structure reliably prevents the carpet from shifting, but when replacing the carpet, it requires extremely complicated work to attach and remove double-sided adhesive tape and pressers, which are semi-permanent fixing means. , which was extremely disadvantageous from every aspect.

Furthermore, baseboards are usually used at the bottom of the wall when the wall is made of board materials, etc., but in addition to the baseboards, if a holding tool is used, the floor surface can be A drawback was that extra protrusions were formed along the periphery.

The present invention was devised in order to eliminate the above-mentioned drawbacks of the conventional carpet, and is constructed so that the carpet can be securely fixed, and at the same time, the carpet can be removed very easily when replacing the carpet. The purpose is to provide a baseboard that also serves as a carpet holder.

The present invention will be explained below with reference to embodiments shown in the drawings. 1 in the figure is a floor surface, and a side wall 2 is attached to the side edge of this floor surface 1.
At the same time, a receiving plate 3 is fixed to the side edge portion of the upper surface of the floor surface 1 along the side wall 2, and on the upper surface of the floor surface 1 located inside this receiving plate 3, there is approximately a receiving plate 3. A felt 4 of the same thickness is attached. A baseboard 5 is fixed to the inside of the side wall 2, and the lower end surface 6 of this baseboard 5 faces the upper surface of the receiving plate 3 at a distance approximately equal to the wall thickness of the carpet 7. . The above-mentioned baseboard 5 has a groove-shaped guide groove 8 along the width direction from the center part to the lower side.
The lower end of this guide groove 8 is open.
A flat presser plate 9 is attached to the guide groove 8 of the baseboard 5 so as to be movable up and down, and the lower end 10 of the presser plate 9 projects downward from the lower end surface 6 of the baseboard 5 when lowered. It is long and also has a presser plate 9.
As shown in FIG. 2, the lower end portion 10 of is formed with saw-tooth-shaped unevenness. Further, a plurality of screw holes 12 are formed at predetermined intervals downward from the center of the upper end surface 11 of the baseboard 5, and these screw holes 12 are formed to a position slightly below the upper end surface of the guide groove 8. has been done. Then, when screws 13 are screwed into each of the screw holes 12 and screwed in with a screwdriver, the lower end surfaces of the screws 13 are brought into contact with the presser plate 9.
The upper end surface 14 of is pressed against it. Further, a blind plug 15 is screwed into the upper part of the screw hole 12 so that the hole 12 is not visible from the outside.

Next, the state of use of the embodiment configured as described above will be explained. A carpet 7 is spread over the upper surface of the felt 4, and the side ends of the carpet 7 are pushed between the baseboard 5 and the receiving plate 3. Then, screw the screw 13 into the screw hole 12 of the baseboard 5 with a screwdriver, and when this screw 13 is screwed downward, the lower end surface of this screw 13 presses the upper end surface 14 of the presser plate 9, so that the presser plate The lower end portion 10 of 9 protrudes downward from the lower end surface 6 of the baseboard 5,
The saw-toothed unevenness formed on the lower end 10 of this presser plate 9 presses against the side end of the carpet 7 and bites in slightly, thereby fixing the carpet 7.

In addition, when replacing the carpet 7, by turning the screw 13 in the upward direction with a screwdriver, the holding plate 9 will rise and the pressing force on the carpet 7 will be released, so the carpet 7 can be moved under the baseboard 5. It can be easily taken out from the side. Note that when the carpet 7 is fixed, the blind plug 15 is fitted so that the screw hole 12 is not visible from the outside.

As explained above, the present invention provides a groove-shaped guide groove downward from the lower end surface of the baseboard fixed to the side wall at a distance of more than the upper surface of the carpet from the floor surface,
A thin plate-shaped holding plate for pressing the carpet is built into the guide groove, and screw holes communicating with the guide groove from the upper end surface of the baseboard are provided at required intervals, and a pressure screw is screwed into each screw hole, Since the press screw is configured to press the press plate so as to be able to move in and out from the lower end surface of the baseboard, there is no need to use double-sided adhesive tape or the like to fix the carpet as in the past, and the carpet can be fixed and replaced very easily. Can be done. In addition, since the presser plate is attached to the baseboard as an integral part in appearance, it can be used with ease.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a longitudinal sectional perspective view of one embodiment of the present invention;
The figure is a partially cutaway plan view of the holding plate of the same example. 1...floor surface, 2...side wall, 3...receiving plate, 4...
...Felt, 5...Baseboard, 6...Bottom surface of baseboard,
7... Carpet, 8... Guide groove, 9... Holding plate, 10... Lower end surface of holding plate, 11... Upper end surface of baseboard, 12... Screw hole, 13... Screw, 14...
Upper end surface of presser plate, 15...Blind stopper.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A groove-shaped guide groove is provided downward from the lower end surface of the baseboard that is fixed to the side wall at a distance of at least the upper surface of the carpet from the floor surface, and a thin plate-shaped presser plate that presses the carpet is built into the guide groove. Screw holes communicating with the guide groove from the upper end surface are provided at required intervals, and pressing screws are screwed into each screw hole, so that the pressing screw can press the presser plate from the lower end surface of the baseboard so as to be freely retractable. A baseboard that doubles as a carpet foot.