JPH021367Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] [Field of industrial application] The present invention relates to a partition panel upper fixing device for fixing the upper part of the partition panel to the ceiling. A plurality of such partition panels are sequentially erected between the floor surface and the ceiling surface, by providing a flange portion for the purpose of use, and providing an upper fixing member movable in the vertical direction at least at one end of each partition panel. , connecting the two partition panels by fitting a channel-shaped connecting member across the flange portion provided at the end of one partition panel and the next partition panel,
An upper fixing device for partition panels that fixes each partition panel in a built-in position by moving the above-mentioned upper fixing member upward and fitting its upper end to a ceiling rail fixed to the ceiling surface. This is related.

[Conventional technology]

Conventionally, when installing partition panels of the above type, the partition panels are installed one after another between the ceiling surface and the floor surface, and at the joint between one partition panel and the next, both partition panels A channel-shaped connecting member is fitted across the flange at the end of the panel to connect both partition panels, and the upper fixing device, which is attached to the ends of both partition panels so as to be movable up and down, is moved upward and attached to the ceiling rail. Built-in structures are widely used in which partition panels are fixed in their built-in positions by fitting together. The above-mentioned upper fixing member may be provided at both ends of each partition panel, but it is sufficient to provide it on one side and fix it to the ceiling rail, and both adjacent partition panels are attached to the above-mentioned channel-shaped connecting member. The two partition panels can be fixed by a single upper fixing member.

[Problem that the invention attempts to solve]

This upper fixing device allows you to fix the upper part of the partition panel by simply moving the upper fixing member upward and fitting the upper end to the ceiling rail after installing the partition panel in a predetermined position. The upper fixing member is generally elastically held at the top of the end face of the partition panel, so it can be easily erected when subjected to strong vibrations such as an earthquake. , the upper fixing member may retract and come off the ceiling rail, which may cause an accident in which the upper part of the panel loses support and the panel collapses.

[Means to solve the problem]

The present invention provides a means for reliably fixing the partition panels without the upper fixing member falling, by providing flanges for connecting the panels at both ends of each partition panel, and At least one end is provided with an upper fixing member movable in the vertical direction, and a plurality of such partition panels are successively erected between the floor surface and the ceiling surface, and the ends of one partition panel and the next partition panel are fixed. The two partition panels are connected by fitting a channel-shaped connecting member across the flange provided in the section, and the above-mentioned upper fixing member is moved upward, and its upper end is fixed to the ceiling surface. In an upper part fixing device for a partition panel that fixes each partition panel in a built-in position by fitting it to a rail, the above-mentioned upper fixing member is a cylindrical receiving member fixed to the end face of the partition panel. the channel-shaped connecting member in a position where the upper fixing member is moved upwardly so that its upper end engages with the ceiling rail; A small hole is provided in the main body of the upper fixing member to receive a fastener used to straddle the flanges provided at the ends of the two adjacent partition panels and fix it in the fitted position. A device for fixing an upper part of a partition panel.

[Effect]

According to the above-mentioned partition panel fixing device, adjacent partition panels are connected by a channel-shaped connecting member, and the partition panels are fixed by fitting the upper end of the upper fixing member to the ceiling rail. Can be fixed in the built-in position. However, at the position where the upper fixing member is moved upward so that its upper end fits into the ceiling rail, the channel-shaped connecting member is attached to the ends of the two adjacent partition panels. A small hole is provided in the fixing member body of the above-mentioned upper fixing member to accept a stopper used to straddle the provided flange portion and fix it in the fitted position. The two partition panels are moved upward so as to fit into the rails, and with the channel-shaped connecting member connecting the two partition panels, the connecting member is fixed by a stopper, and another stopper is attached to the upper fixing member. The upper fixing member is fitted into a small hole in the main body of the partition panel, and the upper fixing member is actively prevented from falling, so there is no risk of the partition panel falling over.

〔Example〕

The embodiments shown in the drawings will be described below. Figure 1 shows a cross-sectional view of the partition panel fixed between the ceiling and the floor; 1 is the partition panel;
2 indicates the ceiling, 3 indicates the floor, 4 indicates a ceiling rail fixed to the ceiling surface, 5 indicates a floor rail fixed to the floor, and 6 indicates an upper fixing member mounted movably up and down on the end surface of the partition panel. . The upper fixing member 6 has a groove-shaped main body arranged so as to frictionally engage with a cylindrical receiving member 11 fixed to the end face of the partition panel, and the upper side wall thereof has a groove-shaped body as shown in FIG. A wide section 6 protrudes toward the adjacent partition panel.
It has a.

Each partition panel 1 is connected by a channel-shaped connecting member generally referred to as a lock channel. This coupling device will be briefly described with reference to FIG. At both ends of each partition panel 1, outward flange portions 12 are formed. The connecting member consists of a four-channel member 9, and a small hole is formed in this connecting member 9, into which a screw 8 is loosely fitted. A rectangular plate-shaped fixing piece 10 is screwed onto the tip of the screw 8. This fixed piece 10 is
The width is narrower than the width between the flanges 12, 12 of the built-in partition panels 1, 1 adjacent to each other, and the length thereof is longer than the distance between the end faces of the partition panels 1, 1 adjacent to each other. When connecting the partition panels by bridging, first place the fixing piece 10 at a position where the length direction is aligned with the channel-shaped connecting member 9, that is,
A flange portion 1 of a partition panel with two fixing pieces 10
2 and 12, and pass the fixing piece 10 inside the joint between the ends of the partition panel. When the screw 8 is turned here, the fixing piece 10 first turns and hits the end face of the partition panel, stopping the rotation of the fixing piece 10. When the screw is further turned, the fixing piece 10 is drawn toward the channel member 9, hits the back side of the flange on the end face of the partition panel, and tightens the flange between the channel member 9 and the fixing piece 10. to connect the partition panels to each other.

The upper fixing member 6 is initially held in a retracted position in which it does not protrude above the upper end surface of the partition panel.
When installing the partition panel, first engage the lower part with the floor rail 5, then align the upper part with the ceiling rail 4, move the upper fixing member 6 upwards, and connect the upper end to the ceiling rail. 4, the partition panel 1 connects to the ceiling rail 4.
and the floor rail 5. Usually, the above-mentioned upper fixing member is held on the upper end surface of the partition panel by frictional force.

According to the present invention, at the position where the upper fixing member is moved upward so that its upper end fits into the ceiling rail 4, the channel-shaped connecting member
A small hole 7 for receiving a stop or screw 8 used for securing the above-mentioned two adjacent partition panels in a fitted position over the flange portions 12 provided at the ends of said two adjacent partition panels is inserted into the above-mentioned upper part. It is provided on the fixed member 6.

Therefore, at the position where the upper fixing member 6 is moved upward so that its upper end fits into the ceiling rail 4, the channel-shaped connecting member 9 is provided at the end of the two partition panels. A stopper, or screw 8, is screwed into the position where it is fitted across the flange portion 12, and with the fixing piece 10 connecting both partition panels, another stopper, or screw 8, is inserted into the small hole 7.
The upper fixing member 6 is actively prevented from falling.

[Effect of idea]

As mentioned above, according to the device for fixing the upper part of a partition panel according to the present invention, the upper fixing member is firmly fixed by the channel-shaped connecting member and the fasteners when the partition panel is erected, and is protected against earthquakes, etc. Even if vibrations are applied to the partition panel, the upper fixing member is reliably prevented from falling, and there is no risk of the partition panel falling over.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a partially cutaway front view showing the partition panel erected using the device of the present invention, Fig. 2 is a perspective view showing the upper fixing member, and Fig. 3 is the channel-shaped connecting member of the partition panel. FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing a state in which the partition panels are connected by the channel-type connecting member shown in FIG. 3. 1... Partition panel, 2... Ceiling, 3... Floor,
4...Ceiling rail, 5...Floor rail, 6...Upper fixing member, 7...Small hole, 8...Screw, 9...Channel-shaped connecting member, 10...Fixing piece, 11...
Cylindrical receiving member, 12... flange portion.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A flange portion for connecting the panels is provided at both ends of each partition panel, and an upper fixing member is provided at at least one end of each partition panel so as to be movable in the vertical direction. and connecting both partition panels by fitting a channel-shaped connecting member across the flange portion provided at the end of one partition panel and the next partition panel. In an upper part fixing device for a partition panel, each partition panel is fixed at a built-in position by moving the above-mentioned upper part fixing member upward and fitting its upper end to a ceiling rail fixed to a ceiling surface. , the above-mentioned upper fixing member has a main body arranged so as to be frictionally engaged within a cylindrical receiving member fixed to the end face of the partition panel, and the above-mentioned upper fixing member is attached to the ceiling rail with its upper end. At the position where it is moved upward so as to fit, the channel-shaped connecting member is
A small hole is provided in the main body of the upper fixing member to receive a fastener used to straddle the flanges provided at the ends of the two adjacent partition panels and fix it in the fitted position. A device for fixing an upper part of a partition panel.