JP6432726B2 - Plasterboard wall fixing structure - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a gypsum board wall fixture.

FIG. 7 is a perspective view showing a conventional gypsum board wall fixture.
The fixture includes a disk-shaped first base 62 provided with a pin (needle) insertion hole 61 and a communication hole 63 communicating with the pin insertion hole 61. It consists of a disk-shaped second base 64 fitted on the surface.

  When fixing this fixing tool to the gypsum board wall, the back surface protrusion 66 of the second base 64 is fitted into the recessed hole 65 on the surface of the first base 62 to fix them together. In this state, the insertion hole 61 and the communication hole 63 communicate with each other.

Next, a convex shaft 69 protruding from the back surface of the first base 62 is fitted into a through hole 68 provided at the upper end portion of the flat accessory hanging hook 67 to position the fixture relative to the wall surface. In this state, the pin 7 is inserted into the communication hole 63 and the insertion hole 61, and is fixed by being driven into the wall surface with a hammer. Thereafter, a cylindrical cap body 71 is placed on the base 64 (62) to hide the seven pins.
JP 2010-31971 A

  In the above gypsum board wall fixing tool, a needle-like pin having a very small diameter, for example, about 1 mm in diameter, is driven, so that a hook for hooking small items can be attached without relatively breaking the gypsum board.

  However, the fixture has a large number of parts and a complicated structure. In addition, at least three pins must be inserted and driven in an oblique crossing manner, and workability is poor, and there has been a disadvantage that misalignment of the fixture is likely to occur during this driving operation.

  Further, since the pins are driven straight into the gypsum board wall surface and fixed in line contact with the gypsum board, the load resistance is weak and unsuitable for attaching relatively heavy articles. In addition, when the wall fixture is no longer necessary, there are disadvantages in that a large number of pin holes are formed on the wall and the aesthetic appearance is impaired.

  The present invention solves the above problems, has a simple structure and good workability, can be firmly fixed in surface contact with the wall surface, has a high load resistance, and has a relatively inconspicuous aesthetic appearance. It aims to provide a good gypsum board wall fixture.

In order to achieve this object, the gypsum board wall fixing structure of the present invention has the following configuration.
The gypsum board wall fixing structure includes a plurality of sets of bearings and predetermined through holes, a wall surface mounting plate arranged on an in-plane virtual center line, and a fixing body that fixes the wall surface mounting plate to the gypsum board wall. The fixture body includes a pivot shaft that is detachably supported by the bearing at the base end of the flat arm portion, and a flat hitting portion provided at the tip, and the tip of the flat hitting portion. And a claw-like piercing portion that is curved on both the front and rear sides and on both sides of the gypsum board wall.

  In the gypsum board wall fixture having such a structure, it is obtained as a single press-molded product, and the fixture itself rotates around the rotation shaft portion by hitting the flat plate-like projecting portion, so that it has a claw-like shape. Since the piercing portion is pierced and fixed in a curved shape with respect to the gypsum board wall, the number of parts is small, manufacturing is easy, and the fixing operation can be executed firmly and easily.

  In addition, the claw-like pierced portion is curved in both the width direction and the longitudinal direction, and is set to be extremely thin, so that the claw-like pierced portion rotates around the rotation shaft portion with respect to the gypsum board wall to form a bow shape. Pierce. Therefore, it can be easily pushed into the gypsum board wall, has a long piercing length, and is pierced in a surface contact manner and can be firmly fixed.

  Furthermore, when a pair of bearings are arranged back to back, the claw-like piercing portions of the two fixtures rotate outwardly to pierce the plasterboard wall in an opposing manner. Therefore, a wide range can be firmly fixed with a pair of fixtures.

  In addition, when the pair of bearings are arranged to be opposed to each other by a predetermined distance, the claw-like stabs of the two fixing tools rotate inwardly and approach each other and face each other with their backs facing each other. Stick into the board wall. Therefore, it has an excellent effect of achieving the object of the invention, such as being able to firmly and firmly fix the local region.

Hereinafter, specific embodiments of a gypsum board wall fixing structure according to the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.
The gypsum board wall fixing structure has a plurality of sets of bearings 22 and through holes 23 with a predetermined interval, a wall surface mounting plate 2 arranged on an in-plane virtual center line, and the wall surface mounting plate 2 fixed to the gypsum board wall 4. It consists of a fixture body 1.
As shown in FIG. 1, the fixture body 1 is formed as a single body of a press-formed product of a metal material (heat-treated iron plate material), for example. The flat arm portion 12, the rotating shaft portion 13 bent inwardly at the base end portion of the flat arm portion 12, and supported by the bearing 22, and the flat plate shape integrally connected to the distal end of the flat arm portion 12. The front and rear of the striking protrusion 14 and the flat striking protrusion 14 are rotated and moved around the rotating shaft 13, penetrated through the through-hole 23 and pierced into the gypsum board wall 4 in a bow shape. And claw-like piercing portions 11 curved on both sides.

  The flat arm portion 12 is a rectangular flat plate, and is provided with a rotating shaft portion 13 that is bent by bending a base end portion inward. The flat hitting portion 14 is a rectangular flat plate that is narrower than the flat arm portion 12 and is continuous to the flat arm portion 12 via a bent step portion 12a that rises inward at the tip of the flat arm portion 12. doing.

  The flat striking protrusion 14 is provided with a support leg portion 14a bent outward at the tip portion, and an inner protrusion-like bulging portion 14b formed by rib pushing at the center of the in-plane width. A claw-like piercing portion 11 is provided so as to protrude outward from 14b.

  The claw-shaped piercing portion 11 is a relatively long and extremely thin flat plate having a width of 4 mm and a thickness of 0 to 5 mm, for example, and is set to be curved in the width direction and the longitudinal direction. Further, the tip of the claw-like piercing portion 11 is set to a pointed tip portion 11a so as to be easily inserted. Further, the claw-like piercing portion 11 is provided with a linear bulging portion 11b that is raised at the center of the width by pushing the rib.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing a state in which the fixture main body 1 of FIG. 1 is set on the wall surface mounting plate (bearing 22) 2.
The wall surface mounting plate 2 is provided with bearings 22 and 22 formed in a substantially “L-shape” including a side plate portion 22 a and a top plate portion 22 b in the plane of the flat substrate 21. As shown in the perspective view of the main part of FIG. 3, the bearing 22 is provided with a vertical partition plate portion 22c on the inner surface of the top plate portion 22b to set two adjacent axial spaces.

  The two fixture bodies 1, 1 are fitted and set back-to-back through the partition plate portion 22 c, and the claw-like piercing portions 11, 11 are inserted into the through holes 23, 23 in the plane of the flat substrate 21. The tip portions 11a and 11a are respectively located at corresponding positions.

  As shown in FIG. 2, fitting pieces 24 and 24 projecting outward are formed on both sides of the wall surface mounting plate (substrate 21) 2 so as to protrude. On the other hand, the cylindrical cap body 3 having a rear opening serving as a small accessory is provided with a groove 31 that is fitted to and detached from the fitting pieces 24, 24, and is set so as to be slidably fitted from above. On the surface side of the cylindrical cap body 3, a horizontal hook shaft portion 32 and a drop-off prevention projection 33 are projected.

FIG. 5 is a main part perspective view showing a state in which the fixture main body 1 of FIG. 1 is set on the wall surface mounting plate (bearing 22) 2 of another embodiment.
In the wall surface wall mounting plate 2, two through holes 23 and 23 are opened in the center of the flat substrate 21, and bearings 22 and 22 are set on the outer side, that is, on both ends of the substrate 21. .

  The pivot shafts 13 and 13 of the two fixture main bodies 1 and 1 are supported by bearings 22 and 22, and the claw-like pierced portions 11 and 11 have pointed end portions 11a and 11a with respect to the corresponding through holes 23 and 23, respectively. Corresponding position.

  In the gypsum board wall fixture having such a configuration, in the bearing set state as shown in FIG. 3, when the striking protrusion 14 b of the flat striking protrusion 14 is impacted by a hammer or the like, the rotating shaft portion 13 and 13 rotate, that is, the claw-like piercing portion 11 rotates outward about the bearing 22.

  As a result, the tip portions 11a and 11a pass through the corresponding through-hole portions 23 and 23, and the tip portion 11a enters the gypsum board wall 4 so as to have a long puncture length and a surface contact.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 4, the claw-like piercing portions 11, 11 of the two fixture main bodies 1, 1 rotate outwardly so that they are curved and opposed to the gypsum board wall 4. Since it is pierced, the wide area can be firmly fixed.

  Further, in the bearing set state as shown in FIG. 5, when the striking bulge portion 14b of the flat plate-like striking portion 14 is struck with a hammer or the like, the pivot shaft portions 13 and 13 are rotated, that is, claw-like stabs. The parts 11, 11 rotate inwardly about the bearings 22, 22, and the tip parts 11 a, 11 a penetrate the through-hole parts 23, 23 and enter the gypsum board wall 4.

As shown in FIG. 6, the claw-like stabs 11 and 11 of the two fixture main bodies 1 and 1 rotate inwardly and approach each other and face each other on the gypsum board wall 4 with their backs facing each other. Pierce. Therefore, the local area can be fixed firmly in a focused manner.

It is a perspective view which shows the fixing tool for gypsum board walls. It is a disassembled perspective view which shows the fixture and cylindrical cap body which were bearing. It is a principal part perspective view which shows the state which received the rotating shaft part. It is sectional drawing which shows the state which struck and fixed the fixing tool to the wall surface. It is a principal part perspective view which shows other embodiment which received the rotating shaft part. It is sectional drawing which shows the state which struck and fixed the fixing tool to the wall surface. It is a disassembled perspective view which shows the conventional fixing tool for gypsum board walls.

1 Fixture body
2 Wall mounting plate 3 Cylindrical cap body 4 Gypsum board wall 11 Claw-like piercing portion 12 Flat arm 13 Turning shaft portion 14 Flat hitting portion 21 Bearing substrate 22 Bearing 23 Through hole 24 Fitting piece 31 Fitting groove 32 Hook Protrusion 33 Detachment Preventing Part 11a Pointed Part 11b Linear Swelling Part 12a Bending Step Part 14a Supporting Leg Part 14b Inward Projecting Swelling Part

Claims (3)

It consists of a bearing and two sets of through-holes that are spaced apart from the bearing, a wall surface mounting plate that is arranged on the in-plane virtual center line, and a fixture body that fixes the wall surface mounting plate to the gypsum board wall, The fixture main body includes a rotation shaft portion that is pivotally supported by the bearing at the base end of the flat plate arm portion, and a flat plate hitting portion is provided at the distal end. A fixed structure for a gypsum board wall comprising a long claw-like piercing portion curved in the front and rear and both sides that rotatively move around the portion and penetrates the gypsum board wall through the through hole. . The two bearings of the wall surface mounting plate support the pivot shaft portions back to back, and the two claw-like piercing portions respectively move outwardly to pierce the gypsum board wall in an opposing arch shape. 2. The fixing structure for a gypsum board wall according to claim 1 characterized by the above. The two bearings of the wall surface mounting plate respectively support the rotating shaft portions so as to face each other, and the two claw-like piercing portions respectively move inwardly to pierce the gypsum board wall in a back-facing arch shape. The gypsum board wall fixing structure according to claim 1.

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