JP3391443B2 - Hanging wall structure and hanging equipment therefor - Google Patents

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an upper wall structure for partitioning a large room space, and more particularly,
The present invention relates to an improvement of a structure of an upper wall portion and a supporting means therefor in a room partition structure in which a corner portion of one room space is located at an intermediate portion of the other room space.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Even in a conventional general house, a room having both a Japanese-style atmosphere and a Western-style atmosphere is formed in one section, and such a room is constructed, for example, in a Japanese-style room. A structure is often used in which a corner, which is a corner, is surrounded by Western floors with flooring. In order to separate the border between a Japanese-style room and a Western-style room, the Kamois on the falling wall of the partition and the sill on the floor of the boundary between the two rooms have movable sliding doors and sliding doors. The partition member is detachably mounted.

A curtain or the like may be installed in a portion having such a descending wall, but in any case, a member for supporting the ceiling or wall such as a pillar is provided on the one-cornered ceiling which is the above-mentioned corner. Providing them is not suitable for constructing a large space. And it has been quite difficult to build a so-called down wall structure part quickly and easily. In such a conventional down wall structure, for example, in order to suspend and support a magsa member for attaching a kamoi to a ceiling beam or the like, by adjusting the dimensions of a wooden suspending support member or the like on site, The height position is determined, or the suspension support member having a specified size is used to support the magsa member on the ceiling beam.

[0004]

Therefore, in the conventional falling wall structure, it is difficult to adjust the size of the suspension supporting member for suspending and supporting the magsa, and it is particularly difficult to secure the horizontal direction of the duck. In addition, it required skill and required a long time for the work. The present invention solves the above-mentioned conventional problems, and provides a down wall structure and a hanging tool thereof that can easily adjust the hanging position and reduce the working time. To do.

[0005]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention is a suspension from a ceiling.
Lower hanging rod and lower hanging rod fixed to the magsa receiver
And the connecting means for connecting both suspension rods so that their positions can be adjusted.
The magsa receiver is a rectangular cylinder bent at a right angle.
There is a shape in which the magsa is inserted and fixed from the two square tubular ends.
For down wall construction, which is suitable for corners of down wall
It is a hanging tool. In addition, the present invention is a top suspension connected to a ceiling beam.
Connected to rod and magsa receiver with rectangular cross section bent at right angle
By the lower hanging rod and the both ends of the upper and lower hanging rod and the screw
Using a hanger consisting of connecting means to engage,
A kamoi etc. is fixed to the magsa inserted in the square tubular part of the case.
It is a falling wall structure.

[0006]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS FIG. 9 shows one installation form of a falling wall structure to which the present invention is applied, which is a falling wall portion of a corner portion having a sill and a dwell for partitioning a tatami mat room and a flooring room. Is shown. The boundary between the Japanese-style room B and the Western-style room C of the room A, which can form one living room as a whole, can be normally partitioned by shoji or fusuma.
It has a falling wall D at the corner with sill and duck. In this case, shoji or sliding doors are installed at the boundary between the Japanese-style room B, which is a tatami floor room, and the Western-style room C, which is a flooring. However, the same falling wall D can be used when partitioning with curtains, for example. However, in such a case, the threshold can be omitted. Although the down wall D shown in FIG. 9 shows the completed state, the magsa is hung and supported from the ceiling beam using a plurality of suspenders in accordance with a normal manner structurally, and a kamoi or the like is fixed to the magsa. After that, if necessary, a soundproof material, a heat insulating material, etc. are interposed, and a wall panel or the like is further applied.

The basic hanging wall hanging structure of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. 1 and 2. As is apparent from FIG. 1, the suspending tool 10 that supports the magsa 01 that constitutes the lowermost part of the lower wall is an upper suspension rod 11 that is fixed to a ceiling beam or the like.
A lower suspension rod 12 fixed to a magsa receiving body 20 for directly supporting the magsa 01, and upper and lower suspension rods 11 and 12
Length with reverse screws at both ends, which is the length adjusting means for connecting
It is composed of a nut 13. The length adjusting means may be a turnbuckle.

Male thread portions of opposite directions are respectively threaded on the opposite ends of the upper suspension rod 11 and the lower suspension rod 12, and corresponding female threads of the long nut 13 in the opposite directions. by and the part engaged, opposing positions of the upper hanging rod 11 and the lower suspension rod 12 by rotating the length nut 13, thus easily adjust the position of the lintel 01 or lintel receiving body 20 from ceiling beams In this embodiment, which is hung and fixed as much as possible, the magsa receiver 20 has a substantially U-shaped or gutter-shaped cross section, and the horizontal bottom wall 21 has a horizontal bottom wall 21 in which the lower hanging rod 12 is fixed. The lower ends are joined by, for example, stud welding.

The horizontal bottom wall 21 and both side walls 22 and 22 of the magsa receiver 20 are formed by a means such as bending an integral metal plate material, and an arbitrary number of wood screw holes 23 are formed at appropriate places on each surface. Has been drilled. And supported Magsa 01
The lower suspension rod 12 penetrates through the central part of the shaft, and the side surface and the bottom surface are fixed to the side surface and the bottom surface of the magsa receiver 20 by wood screws 24 or the like.

FIG. 2 is a plan view of the magsa receiver 20 shown in FIG. 1, and this type of magsa receiver has a structure particularly suitable for suspending and supporting an intermediate portion of the magsa. The size of the magsa receiver 20 is selected in accordance with the width dimension of the magsa 01 on which the distance between the side walls 22, 22 is supported, but its length is arbitrary, for example, 50 to 2
It can be 00 mm. The lower suspension rod 12 is welded to a substantially central portion of the horizontal bottom wall 21 of the magsa receiving body 20, and the wood screw holes 23, 23 on the bottom face are provided at symmetrical positions with the lower suspension rod 12 interposed therebetween.

3 and 4 show a plan and front view of a magsa receiver 30 of the type applied to the corners of a down wall. That is, the falling wall D as shown in FIG.
It is necessary to join the lateral magsa and the longitudinal magsa at their tips at the corners that are the outer corners of the. Therefore, the corner portion magsa receiver 30 of this type has outer corner wall surfaces 32a, 32a and inner corner wall surfaces 32b, 32b by itself, and also has orthogonal bottom wall walls 31, 31, and has a bent U-shaped cross section. It has a gutter shape.

As is apparent from FIG. 3, in this embodiment, the longitudinal magsa 01 is formed in the longitudinal magsa receiving portion 30X.
The tip of X reaches the outer corner wall surface 32a, and on the side of the lateral magsa receiving portion 30Y, the tip of the lateral magsa 01Y is connected so as to abut the side surface of the longitudinal magsa, and each of the magsa 01X. , 01Y are fixed via wood screw holes on the bottom and side walls of the vertical and horizontal magsa receiving portions 30X, 30Y.

As is apparent from FIGS. 3 and 4, the base end portion of the lower suspension rod 12 is also welded to the substantially central portion of the horizontal bottom wall 31 of this type of magsa receiver 30.
In addition, in the magsa receiver 30 of this type, the abutting portions of the above-described longitudinal and lateral magsa 01X, 01Y, and the tip of the longitudinal magsa 01X and the magsa receiver 30.
Since the abutting portion of the outer corner wall surface 32a does not necessarily have to come into abutting contact with each other, the dimensional accuracy of the magsa 01X and 01Y can be allowed. The size of the magsa receiver 30 of this type is not particularly limited, but the height of each side wall 32a, 32b is magsa 01X, 0.
It can be made considerably lower than the thickness of 1Y.

FIG. 5 and FIG. 6 show an example of another type of hanging device 15 and a down wall structure using the hanging device. Figure 1
In the same manner as in the form shown in FIG. 2, in the hanging tool 15, male screw portions of opposite directions are screwed on the connection end sides of the upper hanging rod 11 and the lower hanging rod 12, respectively, and the both ends are Each female screw that is screwed into the threaded portion is connected by a long nut 13 (or turnbuckle) screwed.

The lower end of the long nut 13 is fixed to the substantially central portion of the magsa receiving plate 40 by means such as spot welding.
The magsa 01 is fixed by a wood screw 24 through a proper number of wood screw holes 23 formed in the magsa receiving plate 40. Therefore,
In the hanging device 15 of this type, the central portion of the magsa 01 is always supported with the lower hanging rod 12 penetrating therethrough. The size of the magsa receiving plate 40 is arbitrary, but it is desirable that the width dimension thereof is smaller than the width of the magsa 01 as much as possible.

FIG. 6 shows a mode in which a plurality of hanging devices 15 of this type are used to form the corner portion of the down wall as described above. In the figure, the vertical magsa 0
The end side surface of 1X and the end portion of the lateral magsa 01Y are butted and connected to each other to form a corner portion, the inner surface of which uses a hook-shaped attachment plate 52 in plan view, and the outer surface is a vertical portion. The joining portion between the front end surface of the directional magsa 01X and the outer surface of the end portion of the lateral magsa 01Y utilizes a flat plate-like attachment plate 51.
Each magsa is connected and connected. Furthermore, each attachment plate 51,
52 does not have to be limited to a flat plate, but the lower end of each addition plate is bent inward to form a plate member having an L-shaped longitudinal section, so that the joint portion of the magsa is more rigid. Be beneficial to bind to.

Similar to the side walls of the magsa receivers 20 and 30 described above, a plurality of wood screw holes 23 are formed in each of the attachment plates 51 and 52, and the magsa is firmly fixed by wood screws. The same can be done. In the falling wall structure of this type, as is apparent from FIG. 6, a plurality of the same suspenders 15 can be used to form both the corner portion and the straight portion of the falling wall. And, in particular, vertical and horizontal magsa 01X, 01Y which are butted at the corners.
Are preferably suspended and supported in the vicinity of their tips as much as possible.

FIGS. 7 and 8 show still another embodiment of the magsa receiver. That is, this magsa receiver 40
Is two rectangular tubular parts 40X and 40 that are orthogonal to each other as a whole.
This is a type in which Y is composed of a hook-shaped cylindrical body integrally connected to each other, and both ends of a vertical and horizontal magsa (not shown) are received in the two rectangular cylindrical portions 40X and 40Y. In such a magsa receiving body 40, the ends of two generally cylindrical tubular bodies are cut at an angle of 45 °, respectively, and the cut portions are abutted to each other by means such as welding. It can be formed by bonding.

In the case of this type, the lower suspension rod 12 for the suspension 10 is preferably fixed in the vicinity of the butt joint portion. For this reason, as shown in FIG. 8, the lower suspension rod 12 is attached to the inner surface of the horizontal bottom wall 41. It is convenient to fix the nut 45 and the like in advance. A through hole for the lower hanging rod 12 is bored in the upper wall of the cylindrical body, and a male screw is also screwed on the lower end of the lower hanging rod 12.

In the case of this type of magsa receiver 40,
Vertical and horizontal magsa and the double-sided tubular portion 40X of the magsa receiver 40,
The 40Y can be fitted with as little backlash as possible so that, for example, wood screw fastening on both side walls can be omitted. In addition, the plurality of wood screw holes 23 in FIG.
In both cases, the case is provided only on the horizontal bottom wall 41 of the magsa receiver 40.

[0021]

According to the suspending member for constructing the falling wall of the present invention, when suspending the magsa which is the lower end constituting member of the descending wall on the ceiling beam or the like, the suspending position can be freely and easily adjusted. In addition, by using a plurality of suspenders, it is possible to adjust and set the levelness of the magsa, and hence the level of the duck, etc. very easily. Also, by fixing various magsa receivers to the lower suspension rod, it is possible to very easily and surely fix not only the linear portion of the magsa but also the corner portion by hanging, which saves on-site work. To be done. Further, the down wall structure according to the present invention enables a robust wall body to be formed without providing columns in the down wall having a corner portion, so that a wide room space can be provided by using a partition member such as a removable fitting or curtain. It has a remarkable effect that it can be used in various ways.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a cross-sectional view of a hanging wall forming hanging tool and a magsa support portion to which the hanging tool is applied.

FIG. 2 is a plan view of the magsa receiver of FIG.

FIG. 3 is a plan view of a magsa receiver of a type applied to a corner portion of a falling wall.

4 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line AA of FIG.

FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional view of a magsa support portion using another type of suspender.

FIG. 6 is a plan cross-sectional view of a corner portion of a falling wall using a plurality of suspenders shown in FIG.

FIG. 7 is a plan view of another type of magsa receiver.

8 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line AA of FIG.

FIG. 9 is an explanatory diagram of a room structure having an installation form of a general falling wall structure.

[Explanation of reference numerals] 01, 01X, 01Y Magsa 10, 15 Suspension tool 11 Upper suspension rod 12 Lower suspension rod 13 Long nut (or turnbuckle) 20, 30, 40 Magsa receiver 21, 31, 41 Horizontal bottom wall 22, 32 Side wall 23 Wood screw hole 24 Wood screw 51, 52 Attachment plate A Living room space B Japanese style room C Western style room D Down wall

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Claims (2)

(57) [Claims] 1. A suspender capable of adjusting the vertical position of a magsa.
There is a hanging rod that hangs from the ceiling and a magsa receiver
The lower suspension rod that is fixed to the
It is composed of a coupling means for mating, and the magsa receiver is directly connected.
It is a rectangular tubular body that is bent into a corner, and the two tubular tubular end portions
In the corner of the falling wall, which is a form that inserts and fixes the grass
Suitable hanging wall construction sling. 2. An upper suspension rod connected to a ceiling beam and at a right angle.
Hanging hanging connected to a magsa receiver with a bent rectangular cross section
A rod and a connection that engages both ends of the vertical suspension rod with screws.
And a rectangular tubular shape of the magsa receiving body
Kamagai etc. are fixed to the magsa inserted in the part
Wall structure.