JPS627780Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] The present invention relates to a wall support that is used for attaching wall materials such as plasterboard and for latching brackets that support shelves, etc., and has a symmetrical, almost U-shaped cross section. The first two pieces are made to correspond to each other back to back.
A plate-shaped second support member with a number of bracket hooks vertically installed on the front and rear vertical edges is inserted between the support members, and the center of each back of the first support member is welded to the second support member. or the like, and forming insertion grooves between both sides of the front and rear vertical edges of the second support member and the first support member,
A joint plate protruding from either the front or rear surface of the first or second support member is inserted into each of the insertion grooves, and the joint plate and the joint member provided on the first support member are connected to each other. It is characterized by a groove for inserting and retaining the bracket between the two joint plates on the rear side, and provides structural features for forming a retaining part that supports the bracket without movement and for attaching the joint material. It is something that

An embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings.

In the figure, 1a and 1b are sleeve pieces 2 whose cross sections are symmetrical and approximately U-shaped, and whose edges on both sides are bent at right angles in the corresponding direction.
A and 2b are formed of two first support members, which are placed back to back as shown in FIG. 1, and a relatively thick plate-shaped second support member 5 is sandwiched between them.
On the sides of the longitudinal edges 6 on the front and back of the second support member 5,
Parallel bent surfaces 3a, 3b are formed slightly apart from each other, and tabs 4a, 4b slightly protruding inward are formed on each of the bent surfaces 3a, 3b at a constant interval in the vertical direction. Each vertical edge 6, 6 of the second support member 5
are provided with upward hooks 7, 7 at regular intervals by forming notches 8, 8 as shown in the figure. The first struts 1a and 1b, into which the second strut 5 is inserted, are fixed by welding or the like with the second strut 5 at the center of the back to form a strut a, and the first strut 1a is attached to the fixed part of the strut a. ,1
Two parallel insertion holes 9 penetrating the second support member 5 and the second support member 5 are arranged in a row in the vertical direction.

On the front and rear surfaces of the strut a, each vertical edge 6 of the second strut member 5 and parallel bent surfaces 3a of the first strut members 1a, 1b,
A joint plate 1 that is tightly fitted into the narrow gap grooves 10a and 10b between 3b and slightly protrudes to the front and rear sides.
1a and 11b are provided. Each joint plate 11a, 11b
are provided with downward engaging hooks 12a, 12b which are hooked onto the aforementioned turbos 4a, 4b. The tabs 4a, 4b are parallel to the bent surfaces 3a, 3b from the joint plates 11a, 11b.
In this case, the engaging hooks 12a, 12b may be directed upward and the parallel curved surfaces 3a,
3b. Of course, in this case, tabs 4a and 4b
It may be a large concave tab hole that fits tightly into the hole. A second support member 5 is installed between the joint plates 11a and 11b.
The insertion and holding groove 13 has a thickness that is almost uniform.

14 is a downward hook 1 that is hooked into the insertion hole 9 at both ends.
A spacer 5 is provided, and 16 is a bracket such as a shelf holder that is inserted into the insertion holding groove 13, and several hooks 7 are connected vertically by tightly fitting into several notches 8 on the rear side edge. A plurality of hooks 17 for hanging are provided in a column.

The column a to which the joint plates 11a and 11b of the present invention are attached has its lower end fitted into a rail 18 with a shaped cross section, several spacers 14 each fitted to determine the arrangement interval, and the upper end fitted with a rail of the same shape facing downward. and fit it into place.
After attaching a wall material such as plaster board 19 between the adjacent joint plates 11a and 11b, insert the bracket 16 through the insertion and holding groove 13 between the joint plates 11a and 11b, which became the front side, and attach the hook 1.
7 is fitted into the hook 7 of the second support member 5.

The wall support a of the present invention includes a pair of joint plates 11a,
11b is fitted into the gap grooves 10a, 10b and fixed, and a wall material such as plasterboard is applied to the outer surface of the joint plates 11a, 11b, and the wall surface can be attached by the support itself. The vertical edge 6 of the second support member 5 is located at the back of the holding groove 13.
The bracket 1 has a hook 7 formed in the shape of the bracket 1 and is tightly fitted into the insertion holding groove 13 so as not to cause any movement.
The hook 17 on the rear end edge of the bracket 6 can be locked and held by the hook 7, and the bracket 16 can be mounted in a manner different from conventional wall supports. Thus, the strut a is made by fixing two first strut members 1a, 1b and one second strut member 5 as one body, and further inserting and engaging the joint plates 11a, 11b. From, bracket 16
In addition to being able to strongly support the load applied to the joint plate 1
Since it is not necessary to fix 1a and 11b in advance, there are various benefits such as ease of manufacturing.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The attached drawings show an embodiment of the present invention, with Fig. 1 being a partially cutaway plan view and Fig. 2 showing the first support members 1a and 1b.
FIG. 3 is a perspective view of a portion of the bracket 16, and FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing the construction procedure. 1a, 1b→first strut material, 3a, 3b→parallel bent surface, 5→second strut material, 6→vertical edge, 7→hook, 9→
Insertion hole, a → strut, 10a, 10b → gap groove, 1
1a, 11b → joint plate, 16 → bracket, 17
→Kakehook.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A plate-shaped second support member with a large number of bracket hooks installed vertically on the front and rear vertical edges is sandwiched between two first support members whose cross sections are symmetrical and approximately U-shaped and are placed back to back. Insert the center of each back of the first support material and the second support material.
The support members are fixed by welding or the like, and insertion grooves are formed between both sides of the front and rear vertical edges of the second support member and the first support member. Insert a protruding joint plate on either the front or rear side of the strut material, connect it to the joint plate with a connecting part provided on the first support member, and insert a bracket between the two joint plates on the front or rear side. A wall support comprising a retaining groove.