JP2013006448A - Door trim - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a door trim with an armrest cover having improved retaining strength for retaining a state that the armrest cover is engaged with an engaged section.SOLUTION: The armrest 20 includes: an armrest body 22 serving as a base; an armrest cover 30 for covering an upper part 23 of the armrest body 22 surrounding an opening 21A of a pull handle 21; an elastic engaging piece 34 having an engaging pawl 43B and projecting from the armrest cover 30 in a single hand state; and a cover attaching hole 25A which has an engaged part 26 formed at the armrest body 22, is inserted with the elastic engaging piece 34 by elastically deforming it, and receives the elastic engaging pawl 34B at its hole edge. At the hole edge of the cover attaching hole 25A, a control projection section 27 is provided for controlling the elastic engaging piece 34 to be pulled off from the cover attachment hole 25A from a direction other than an insertion direction while allowing the elastic engaging piece 34 to be inserted to the cover attachment hole 25A.

Description

  The present invention relates to a door trim including an armrest.

  Conventionally, for example, a door trim attached to a vehicle door of an automobile or the like is disclosed in Patent Document 1 as an armrest provided as an armrest for an occupant. The armrest is formed so as to protrude from the trim body constituting the side wall of the vehicle interior toward the vehicle interior, and the flat armrest cover constituting the armrest surface and the trim body toward the vehicle interior. An upper surface portion to which the armrest cover is attached and a support surface portion that supports the upper surface portion and extends downward and continues to the trim body.

  An opening is formed in the upper surface, and an engagement claw projecting on the opposite side of the design surface constituting the armrest surface of the armrest cover is engaged with the opening edge, and the armrest A cover is attached to the upper surface.

JP-A-2005-53291

  By the way, when an occupant puts a hand on the armrest having such a configuration and a pull handle portion for opening and closing the vehicle door is provided, the armrest cover may be easily detached from the upper surface portion. That is, as shown in FIG. 11, when a pocket-shaped pull handle portion 3 is provided between the armrest 1 and the door trim body 2, and a passenger puts a hand on the pull handle portion 3 to open and close the vehicle door, The occupant grips from the pull handle portion 3 containing the fingertip to the armrest cover 4. When the external force due to the grip of the occupant acts, for example, in the direction (in the direction of the arrow shown in FIG. 12) from the upper surface portion 5 toward the vehicle interior side of the armrest cover 4, the engaging claw 7 engaged with the opening 6. Is bent and deformed, the engagement of the armrest cover 4 with the upper surface portion 5 is easily released. In order to prevent such a situation, it is required to improve a holding force for holding the armrest cover in an engaged state against an external force caused by an occupant's grip or the like.

  The present invention has been completed based on the circumstances as described above, and an object thereof is to provide a door trim including an armrest cover with an increased holding force for holding the engaged portion in an engaged state. To do.

  The present invention is a door trim provided with a pull handle that opens on an upper surface of an armrest formed so as to project to the vehicle interior side, and the armrest surrounds an armrest body serving as a base and an opening of the pull handle. An armrest cover that covers the upper portion of the armrest body, an elastic engagement piece that has an engaging claw and protrudes in a cantilevered manner from the armrest cover, and is provided on the armrest body and elastically moves the elastic engagement piece. A cover mounting hole having an engaged portion that is deformed and inserted to engage the engaging claw portion with the edge of the hole, and the elastic edge of the cover mounting hole or the elastic engagement piece includes the elastic member. While the insertion of the engaging piece into the cover mounting hole is allowed, a restricting protrusion that restricts the elastic engaging piece from coming out of the cover mounting hole from a direction other than the insertion direction is projected. Characterized in that it is.

  According to such a configuration, it is possible to restrict the armrest cover from being removed from the armrest body, and to increase the holding force that holds the engaged state with the engaged portion.

  Specifically, in order to attach the armrest cover to the armrest body, the elastic engagement piece is elastically deformed and inserted into the cover attachment hole together with the engagement claw portion provided on the elastic engagement piece, and the engagement claw portion is covered. What is necessary is just to engage with the to-be-engaged part provided in the hole edge of the attachment hole. Therefore, when the armrest cover attached in this way is to be removed directly above the armrest body, naturally, the engaging claw is caught by the engaged portion, and the engaging claw is covered. Release of the engagement with the engaging portion is restricted.

  On the other hand, when the occupant's hand hung on the pull handle grips the armrest cover located at the periphery of the pull handle, an external force that tries to rotate the armrest cover in the direction to hang the hand around one of the peripheral portions of the armrest cover is applied. Works. That is, an external force may be applied to remove the armrest cover in a direction other than the direction directly above the armrest body. In this case, since the restricting projection protrudes from the hole edge of the cover mounting hole or the elastic engaging piece, the elastic engaging piece is restricted from being bent or deformed by the restricting protrusion, or is bent. Even if the engagement of the engaging claw portion with the engaged portion is released due to deformation, the elastic engaging piece in that state is restricted from coming out of the cover mounting hole. As described above, since the elastic engagement piece of the armrest cover is held in a state of being engaged with the engaged portion of the armrest body, the holding force can be increased.

  It is desirable that the restricting protrusion protrudes from the edge of the cover mounting hole facing the engaged portion with the elastic engaging piece interposed therebetween toward the elastic engaging piece. According to such a configuration, the restricting protrusion protruding from the hole edge of the cover mounting hole is pressed against the elastic engaging piece on the side opposite to the side where the engaging claw is protruding. It will be. Therefore, it effectively restricts the engagement of the engaging claw portion from the engaged portion with a simple configuration, and increases the holding force for holding the armrest cover in the engaged state with the armrest body. be able to.

  It is desirable that the distance from the protruding end of the restricting protrusion to the opposite engaged portion substantially matches the thickness of the engaging claw portion of the elastic engaging piece in the bending direction. With such a configuration, the cover mounting hole has a width dimension that allows the elastic engaging piece to be inserted through at least, so that the elastic engaging piece can be inserted into the cover mounting hole. On the other hand, even after the elastic engagement piece is engaged with the cover mounting hole, the elastic engagement piece is bent and deformed, and even if the engagement of the engaging claw portion with the engaged portion is released, the deformation is deformed in the cover mounting hole. Since the width dimension in which the elastic engagement piece in this state can come out is not secured, the elastic engagement piece cannot come out of the cover mounting hole. By having such a positional relationship between the restricting protrusion and the elastic engagement piece, it is possible to increase the holding force for holding the engagement claw portion engaged with the engaged portion more effectively. It becomes.

  It is desirable that the engaging claw portions are provided so as to project toward the peripheral edge of the adjacent armrest cover. According to such a configuration, it is possible to more effectively resist the external force applied when the passenger's hand hung on the pull handle grips the armrest cover. That is, it is assumed that the external force applied to the armrest cover by the occupant's grip acts in the direction of rotation about any one of the peripheral edge portions of the armrest cover. Therefore, the direction in which the protruding direction of the engaging claw is directed toward the outer periphery of the armrest cover is more resistant to the rotation direction than the direction toward the inner side (center) of the armrest cover. Thus, it is possible to increase the holding force for holding the engaging claw portion in a state of being engaged with the engaged portion.

  It is desirable that the restricting protrusion is provided at a hole edge of the cover mounting hole or at the elastic engagement piece at least on the opening edge side of the pull handle. In particular, the present invention aims to prevent an external force from being applied to the armrest cover when the occupant's hand hung on the pull handle grips the armrest cover, and the armrest cover from being removed from the armrest body by the external force. . Therefore, if the restricting protrusion is provided on the opening edge side of the pull handle on which the external force most acting to remove the armrest cover from the armrest body is provided, the engaging claw portion can be more effectively attached to the engaged portion. The holding force that holds the engaged state can be increased.

  ADVANTAGE OF THE INVENTION According to this invention, a door trim provided with the armrest cover which raised the retention strength hold | maintained in the state engaged with the to-be-engaged part can be provided.

The perspective view which showed typically the door trim which concerns on one Embodiment of this invention. Rear view of armrest cover Same perspective view Enlarged perspective view of elastic engagement piece Perspective view of door trim before attaching armrest cover Enlarged plan view of cover mounting hole Top view of the armrest around the pull handle after attaching the armrest cover Sectional view of door trim in AA section The principal part expanded sectional view which showed the state in which the external force which tries to remove an armrest cover from the armrest main body was added An enlarged plan view of a cover mounting hole according to another embodiment Sectional view of an armrest according to a conventional example The partial expanded sectional view which showed the state by which the engagement with respect to the upper surface part of an armrest cover was cancelled | released in the armrest which concerns on a prior art example

<Embodiment>
An embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS.
A door trim 10 according to the present embodiment is an interior material for a vehicle that is attached to a vehicle interior side of a door inner panel (not shown) to constitute a vehicle door, and includes a plate-like door trim main body 11 and a door trim main body as shown in FIG. 11, an ornament 12 attached to 11, an armrest 20 projecting from the door trim main body 11 toward the vehicle interior side, and the like. In the following description, the X-axis direction in FIG. 1 will be described as the vehicle longitudinal direction, the Y-axis direction as the vehicle width direction (the vehicle interior / exterior direction), and the Z-axis direction as the vertical direction.

  The door trim 10 is molded as a whole by a synthetic resin material or a material obtained by mixing natural fibers (such as kenaf) in a synthetic resin material. The door trim body 11 is provided with an ornament 12 whose interior is covered with a skin material, and the material of the skin material can be appropriately selected from (synthetic) resin, (synthetic) leather, fiber, and the like. . In addition to this, the door trim main body 11 is provided with a speaker grill 13, a door pocket 14, and the like.

  An armrest 20 is provided below the ornament 12 attached to the door trim body 11. The armrest 20 is made of a synthetic resin material or the like as a whole, and includes an armrest body 22 that projects from the door trim body 11 toward the vehicle interior side, and an armrest cover 30 that covers an upper part of the armrest body 22 where the pull handle 21 is provided. It has. The upper surface of the armrest cover 30 is an armrest surface 31A that is used as an armrest for an occupant while being covered with a skin material (not shown). This skin material can be appropriately selected from (synthetic) resin, (synthetic) leather, fibers, and the like, similarly to the skin material covering the ornament 12. The armrest cover 30 has an armrest surface 31A provided with a pull handle opening 21A that opens along the vehicle front-rear direction (X-axis direction). The armrest body 22 has a pull handle opening 21A. A pull handle recess 21B corresponding to is provided. As shown in FIG. 1 or FIG. 7, the pull handle 21 is located between the door trim body 11 and the armrest 20, and is formed in a bottomed shape with the upper surface opened and the lower surface defined as the bottom surface. The pull handle 21 can be used as a handle for opening and closing the vehicle door, adjusting the seating state of the passenger on the vehicle seat, or as an accessory case.

  Next, the armrest cover 30 and the armrest body 22 that constitute the armrest 20 will be described. As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, the armrest cover 30 has a flat plate-like main body portion 31 constituting an elbow rest surface 31 </ b> A whose surface (upper surface) is a design surface, and downward from the periphery of the main body portion 31. A standing wall portion 32 that rises is provided, and a plurality of clips 33 and elastic engagement pieces 34 project from the back surface (lower surface) of the main body portion 31. The clip 33 is provided with a locking portion 33A that can be elastically deformed toward the center of the shaft, and is deformed by being reduced in diameter so that the clip 33 is inserted into a clip mounting hole 24 provided in the armrest body 22 on the other side and elastically restored. The stop portion 33 </ b> A is attached by engaging with the inner peripheral edge portion of the clip attachment hole 24.

  As shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, the elastic engagement piece 34 has a flat plate shape projecting from the main body portion 31, and a flat plate portion 34 </ b> A whose plate surface opposes the standing wall portion 32, and a tip of the flat plate portion 34 </ b> A ( A hook-like engaging claw 34B that protrudes from the protruding end) toward the peripheral side of the main body 31 (on the standing wall 32 side), and both ends in the width direction of the flat plate portion 34A on its back side (the engaging claw 34B is It is comprised from a pair of rib 34C supported from the side opposite to the protruding surface. The flat plate portion 34A can be bent and deformed in a direction perpendicular to the plate surface (in the direction of the arrow in FIG. 4). As will be described in detail later, a cover attachment provided on the armrest body 22 on the other side of the elastic engagement piece 34 When inserted into the hole 25, the flat plate portion 34 </ b> A is bent and deformed and inserted, and the engagement claw portion 34 </ b> B is engaged with the engaged portion 26 provided at the hole edge of the cover mounting hole 25 by elastic recovery. To do.

  Each of the ribs 34C rises from the back surface of the main body 31 and extends along both edges in the width direction on the back surface side opposite to the surface on which the engaging claw portions 34B of the flat plate portion 34A protrude. It presents a substantially triangular plate surface that tapers toward the leading edge of the flat plate portion 34A. The pair of ribs 34C are parallel to each other, and the plate surfaces thereof are in a positional relationship substantially orthogonal to the plate surface of the flat plate portion 34A. By providing such a pair of ribs 34 </ b> C, it is possible to improve the strength of the elastic engagement piece 34, particularly the main body 31.

  As shown in FIG. 5, the armrest main body 22 is provided with a pull handle recess 21 </ b> B extending in the vehicle front-rear direction. By attaching the armrest cover 30, the pull handle 21 and the periphery thereof are covered with the elbow rest surface 31 </ b> A. The upper surface part 23 used as the base for comprising is provided. In the upper surface portion 23, a clip mounting hole 24 is formed at a position corresponding to the clip 33, and cover mounting holes 25 </ b> A and 25 </ b> B are formed at a position corresponding to the elastic engagement piece 34. Of the cover mounting holes 25 </ b> A and 25 </ b> B, the hole edge on the side corresponding to the peripheral side of the armrest cover 30 (specifically, the peripheral side of the main body 31) is the engaged portion 26. The engaged portion 26 bends and deforms the corresponding elastic engaging piece 34 to be inserted into the cover mounting hole 25 and then elastically returns to engage the engaging claw portion 34B with the engaged portion 26. It is supposed to be received. Among the cover mounting holes 25A and 25B, the two first cover mounting holes 25A located on the vehicle interior side of the edge of the pull handle recess 21B of the pull handle 21 shown in FIG. A restricting protrusion 27 is provided that protrudes toward the engaged portion 26 from the edge of the hole facing the surface. In the present embodiment, the restricting protrusion 27 protrudes into the second cover attachment hole 25B disposed at a portion other than the first cover attachment hole 25A other than the vehicle interior side on the edge side of the pull handle recess 21B. It is assumed that it is not installed.

  As shown in FIG. 6, the restricting protrusion 27 protrudes from the inserted elastic engagement piece 34 at a position sandwiched between the pair of ribs 34 </ b> C. The distance a from the protruding end of the restricting protrusion 27 to the opposite engaged portion 26 is the thickness (protruding) of the engaging claw 34B of the elastic engaging piece 34, as shown in FIGS. (Height) and the thickness dimension b obtained by adding the thickness of the flat plate portion 34A, that is, when the flat plate portion 34A is a part of the engagement claw portion 34B, the engagement claw portion 34B in the bending direction of the elastic engagement piece 34 It is almost the same as the thickness.

The present embodiment is configured as described above, and the operation and effect will be described subsequently.
In order to attach the armrest cover 30 to the armrest body 22, the clip 33 and the elastic engagement piece 34 projecting from the armrest cover 30 are respectively connected to the clip attachment hole 24 and the cover attachment hole 25 </ b> A provided in the corresponding armrest body 22. Insert into 25B. When the clip 33 is pushed into the clip mounting hole 24, the clip 33 is pushed into the inner peripheral edge of the clip mounting hole 24, and the engaging portion 33 </ b> A is reduced in diameter toward the center of the shaft while being inserted into the clip mounting hole 24. Go. Then, the clip 33 is locked to the clip mounting hole 24 by being hooked on the inner peripheral edge of the clip mounting hole 24 while the locking portion 33A after insertion is elastically restored.

  On the other hand, when the elastic engagement piece 34 is inserted and pushed into the cover mounting holes 25A and 25B, the flat plate portion 34A is bent and deformed toward the opposite side to the engaged portion 26 side, and the engagement claw portion 34B is inserted. The engaging claw 34B that has been elastically restored is received by the edge of the engaged portion 26 opposite to the insertion side. Thereby, the elastic engagement piece 34 is engaged with the cover mounting holes 25A and 25B so as not to be pulled out. Thus, by fixing the armrest cover 30 to the armrest body 22 by the clip 33 and the elastic engagement piece 34, each component can be configured to be simple and inexpensive.

  By the way, the armrest 20 of the present embodiment is provided with a pull handle 21 and is used, for example, when opening and closing a vehicle door or adjusting the seating state of a vehicle seat. When the pull handle 21 is used, the passenger's hand is hung from the pull handle 21 to the armrest cover 30 located at the periphery thereof, and in particular, the portion of the pull handle 21 located on the vehicle interior side is in the vehicle width direction (Y-axis direction). It is assumed that it is gripped toward In such a case, the end portion 32A of the armrest cover 30 on the vehicle interior side (corresponding to the protruding end edge of the standing wall portion 32 on the vehicle interior side) is used as a fulcrum, and in the direction of the arrow in FIG. An external force is applied to rotate the armrest cover 30.

  Even when such an external force is applied, as shown in FIG. 9, the restricting protrusion 27 abuts on the back surface of the flat plate portion 34 </ b> A of the elastic engagement piece 34 to be bent and deformed, and the elastic engagement piece 34 is further bent. Deformation is prevented. As a result, the engagement of the engaging claw portion 34B that was about to be disengaged from the engaged portion 26 by bending deformation is maintained, so that the armrest cover 30 can be prevented from being removed from the armrest body 22.

  As described above, according to the present embodiment, when the occupant uses the pull handle 21, the armrest cover 30 is restricted from being removed from the armrest body 22, and the engaging claw is engaged with the engaged portion 26. The holding force for holding the portion 34B in the engaged state can be increased.

  More specifically, in order to attach the armrest cover 30 to the armrest main body 22, the elastic engagement pieces 34 are elastically deformed and the cover attachment holes 25 </ b> A and 25 </ b> B are engaged together with the engagement claw portions 34 </ b> B protruding from the elastic engagement pieces 34. After the insertion, the engaging claw portion 34B may be engaged with the engaged portion 26 by elastic return. Therefore, when the armrest cover 30 attached in this way is to be removed from the upper surface portion 23 of the armrest main body 22 directly above the armrest cover 30, the engaging claw portion 34 </ b> B naturally has the engaged portion 26. The engagement claw 34B is restricted from being disengaged from the engaged portion 26.

  On the other hand, when the occupant's hand hung on the pull handle 21 grips the armrest cover 30 located on the periphery thereof, the armrest cover 30 is moved in the direction to hang the hand with the end 32A on the vehicle interior side of the armrest cover 30 as a fulcrum. An external force that tries to rotate acts. That is, an external force may be applied to remove the armrest cover 30 in a direction other than the direction directly above the armrest body 22. In this case, since the restricting protrusion 27 protrudes from the hole edge of the first cover mounting hole 25A located on the vehicle interior side of the pull handle recess 21B edge of the pull handle 21, the restricting protrusion 27 is provided. Even if the elastic engagement piece 34 is restrained from being bent and deformed by the bending or the engagement of the engagement claw 34B to the engaged portion 26 is released due to the bending deformation, the elastic engagement piece in that state is released. 34 is restricted from coming out of first cover attachment hole 25A. As described above, the elastic engagement piece 34 of the armrest cover 30 is held in a state of being engaged with the engaged portion 26 of the armrest body 22, so that the holding force can be increased.

  Further, since the restricting protrusion 27 protrudes from the hole edge facing the engaged portion 26 with the inserted elastic engaging piece 34 interposed therebetween, the elastic protruding piece 34 includes a flat plate portion 34A. It will be pressed against the back surface opposite to the side on which the engaging claw 34B protrudes. Therefore, it is possible to effectively restrict the engagement of the engaging claw 34B from the engaged portion 26 with a simple configuration.

  Further, the distance a from the protruding end of the restricting protrusion 27 to the engaged portion 26 that is opposite to the distance a is determined by the thickness (projecting height) of the engaging claw portion 34B of the elastic engaging piece 34 and the thickness of the flat plate portion 34A. The dimension is set to be approximately the same as the added thickness dimension b (see FIGS. 4, 6 and 8). Therefore, since the width dimension a through which the elastic engagement piece 34 can be inserted at least is secured in the first cover attachment hole 25A, the insertion of the elastic engagement piece 34 into the first cover attachment hole 25A is performed. Permissible. On the other hand, even if the elastic engagement piece 34 is bent and deformed after the elastic engagement piece 34 is engaged with the first cover mounting hole 25A, the engagement claw 34B is disengaged from the engaged part 26. The width of the elastic engagement piece 34 in a state of being bent and deformed in the first cover attachment hole 25A is not secured so that the elastic engagement piece 34 cannot escape from the first cover attachment hole 25A. . By holding the positional relationship between the restricting protrusion 27 and the elastic engagement piece 34 as described above, the holding that holds the engaging claw 34B in the engaged state with the engaged portion 26 more effectively. It becomes possible to increase power.

  In addition, since the engaging claw portions 34B project toward the peripheral edges of the armrest covers 30 that are close to each other, the occupant's hand hung on the pull handle 21 is more subjected to external force applied by gripping the armrest cover 30. Can resist effectively. That is, it is assumed that the external force applied to the armrest cover 30 by the occupant's grip acts in the direction of rotation using one of the peripheral edge portions of the armrest cover 30 (the protruding end portion of the standing wall portion 32) as a fulcrum. Therefore, the direction in which the protruding direction of the engaging claw 34B is directed toward the outer periphery of the armrest cover 30 rather than the direction toward the inner side (center portion) of the armrest cover 30 is the above rotation. The holding force for holding the engaging claw 34B in the engaged state with the engaged portion 26 against the direction can be increased.

  Further, the restricting protrusion 27 is not provided in all the cover mounting holes 25A and 25B, but at least the first cover mounting hole 25A located at the edge of the pull handle opening 21A of the pull handle 21 on the vehicle interior side. The function can be effectively demonstrated by providing only in this. That is, in this embodiment, an external force is applied to the armrest cover 30 by the occupant's hand on the pull handle 21 holding the armrest cover 30, and the armrest cover 30 is removed from the armrest body 22 by the external force. The purpose is to prevent. Therefore, if the restricting protrusion 27 is provided on the edge side of the pull handle opening 21A of the pull handle 21 to which the external force that most acts to remove the arm rest cover 30 from the arm rest body 22 is provided, the engagement becomes more effective. The holding force for holding the engaging claw 34B engaged with the portion 26 can be increased.

<Other embodiments>
The present invention is not limited to the embodiments described with reference to the above description and drawings. For example, the following embodiments are also included in the technical scope of the present invention.

  (1) In the above-described embodiment, the ribs 34C are extended along the both edges in the width direction of the flat plate portion 34A. However, the present invention is not limited to this. For example, as shown in FIG. The rib 42 may project from the substantially central part in the width direction of the flat plate part 41 across the main body part of the armrest cover which is the base end thereof. In this case, in the corresponding cover mounting hole 45, a pair of restricting protrusions 27 that are in a positional relationship such that the rib 42 is sandwiched between the hole edges facing the engaged portion 46 with which the engaging claw portion 43 engages. It is desirable to have it protruding. With such a configuration, the engagement of the engagement claw portion 43 with the engaged portion 46 can be effectively maintained as in the above-described embodiment. In this way, the restricting projection can be provided in accordance with the shape of the other side elastic engagement piece.

  (2) In the above-described embodiment, the restricting protrusion 27 protrudes from the hole edge of the first cover mounting hole 25A facing the engaged portion 26. However, the present invention is not limited to this. You may protrude from the hole edge adjacent to the to-be-engaged part 26. FIG. Further, not only the hole edges of the cover mounting holes 25A and 25B, but also restricting projections may be projected from the flat plate portions or ribs of the elastic engagement pieces. Furthermore, the restriction | limiting protrusion may protrude from both the hole edge of a cover attachment hole, and an elastic engagement piece.

  (3) In the above-described embodiment, the restricting protrusion 27 is provided in the first cover mounting hole 25A located on the edge side of the pull handle opening 21A of the pull handle 21, but the present invention is not limited to this. It may be provided in the cover attachment hole, or may be provided in all or part of the cover attachment hole. If a restricting projection is provided in the part where the external force that tries to remove the armrest cover is particularly applied, the engagement of the engaging claw portion with the engaged portion is effectively restricted, and the armrest body In contrast, the holding force for holding the armrest cover in an engaged state can be increased.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 ... Door trim, 11 ... Door trim main body, 12 ... Ornament, 20 ... Armrest, 21 ... Pull handle, 21A ... Pull handle opening, 21B ... Pull handle recess, 22 ... Armrest main body, 23 ... Upper surface part, 24 ... Clip Mounting hole, 25A ... 1st cover mounting hole, 25B ... 2nd cover mounting hole, 26 ... Engagement part, 27 ... Restriction protrusion, 30 ... Armrest cover, 31 ... Main-body part, 32 ... Standing wall part, 33 ... Clip , 34 ... elastic engagement piece, 34A ... flat plate part, 34B ... engagement claw part, 34C ... rib

Claims (5)

A door trim having a pull handle that opens on an upper surface of an armrest formed so as to project to the vehicle interior side,
The armrest has an armrest body serving as a base, an armrest cover that covers an upper portion of the armrest body so as to surround the opening of the pull handle, and an elastic claw that protrudes in a cantilever manner from the armrest cover An engagement piece;
A cover mounting hole provided in the armrest body, and having an engaged portion that elastically deforms and inserts the elastic engagement piece and engages the engagement claw portion with a hole edge thereof,
The hole edge of the cover attachment hole or the elastic engagement piece allows the elastic engagement piece to be inserted into the cover attachment hole, while the elastic engagement piece is inserted into the cover attachment hole from a direction other than the insertion direction. A door trim characterized in that a restricting protrusion is provided to restrict the exit from the door.   The said restricting protrusion is provided so as to protrude from the hole edge of the cover mounting hole facing the engaged portion across the elastic engagement piece toward the elastic engagement piece. The door trim according to 1.   The distance from the protrusion end of the said control protrusion to the to-be-engaged part which opposes substantially corresponds with the thickness of the said engaging claw part of the said elastic engagement piece in a bending direction. Door trim.   The door trim according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the engagement claw portions are provided so as to project toward the peripheral edge of the armrest cover adjacent thereto.   The said regulation protrusion is provided in the hole edge of the said cover attachment hole located in the opening edge part side of the said pull handle at least, or the said elastic engagement piece, Any one of Claim 1 thru | or 4 characterized by the above-mentioned. Or a door trim according to claim 1.

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