JP7699021B2 - Retractable screen doors and fittings - Google Patents

Description

This disclosure relates to a retractable screen door.

Conventionally, a retractable screen door with a screen door body is known (see, for example, Patent Document 1). The screen door body has a screen door front frame that can move laterally within the frame, and a mesh part that is connected to the screen door front frame and can be pulled out or stored by moving the screen door front frame.

JP 2000-337053 A

The screen body of a retractable screen door is placed on the indoor or outdoor side of a screen that can move laterally. With the screen body described in Patent Document 1, when the screen is pulled out and the screen is positioned halfway across, part of the screen overlaps the screen frame, making it impossible to operate the screen frame from the side where the screen is positioned. For this reason, there is a demand for improved operability in retractable screen doors.

The purpose of this disclosure is to provide a retractable screen door that can improve operability.

The present disclosure relates to a retractable screen door that includes a screen door body having a screen door leading frame and a screen portion that is connected to the screen door leading frame and is stored or pulled out by moving the screen door leading frame, the screen door leading frame having an exterior portion that is disposed on the exterior side of the screen door leading frame, and a handle portion is provided between the exterior portion and the screen portion.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the fitting of the first embodiment as seen from the inside of the room. FIG. 2 is a front view of the fitting of the first embodiment as seen from the inside of the room. 3 is a cross-sectional view taken along line AA in FIG. 2. 3 is a cross-sectional view taken along line BB in FIG. 2. 3 is a cross-sectional view taken along line CC of FIG. 2. FIG. 6 is a partially enlarged view of FIG. 5 . This is a cross-sectional view showing the state in which the retractable screen door is moved in the direction of opening the outer screen when it is stored. This is a front view showing the state in which the retractable screen door has been pulled out with the outer screen open. 9 is a cross-sectional view taken along line DD in FIG. 8. This is an oblique view of the retractable screen door in its retracted state, as seen from the outside of the room. This is an oblique view of the retractable screen door when pulled out, as seen from the inside of the room. FIG. 11 is a cross-sectional view showing a roll-up screen door according to a second embodiment.

The embodiments of the present disclosure will be described in detail below with reference to the drawings. A fitting 1 of the first embodiment will be described. In this specification, the "visible direction" refers to the surface direction of the surface material of the fitting 1 placed in an opening formed in the wall of a building, and the "visible direction" refers to the thickness direction of the surface material (i.e., the depth direction). The "visible direction" is also the indoor/outdoor direction. The "visible surface" refers to each surface of the fitting 1 facing the outside and inside of the room, and the "visible surface" refers to the surface of the fitting 1 extending in the indoor/outdoor direction. In the drawings, the outdoor side of the fitting 1 is the outdoor side X1, and the indoor side of the fitting 1 is the indoor side X2. The "horizontal direction" of the outer shoji screen 5 is also called the left-right direction.

As shown in Figures 1 and 2, the fixture 1 comprises a frame 2 that is attached to an opening in a building frame (not shown), a post 3 that is arranged within the frame 2, a FIX part 4 that is arranged on the inside X2 of the frame 2 on one side of the post 3 in the left-right direction, an outer screen 5 that is arranged on the outside X1 of the frame 2 so as to be movable in the left-right direction, and a pleated screen 6 (retractable screen) that is arranged on the inside X2 of the frame 2 so as to be retractable on the other side of the post 3 in the left-right direction.

The frame body 2 is constructed by framing an upper frame 21, a lower frame 22, and a pair of left and right vertical frames 23, 24 in a rectangular shape.

As shown in Figures 3 and 4, the upper frame 21 has an upper frame body 211, an upper frame interior surface cover 212 arranged on the surface of the interior side X2, and an upper frame interior lower end cover 213 attached to the lower end of the upper frame interior surface cover 212.

The upper frame body 211 has an upper frame exterior groove 211a formed on the exterior side X1 and open downward, and an upper frame interior groove 211b formed on the interior side X2 and open downward.

The upper end of the outer screen 5 is placed in the upper frame outer groove 211a on the interior side X2 of the upper frame 21. The upper frame outer groove 211a guides the left-right movement of the upper end of the outer screen 5.

The upper frame interior groove 211b has a fixed glass placement groove 211d (see FIG. 4) formed on one side in the left-right direction (the right side in FIGS. 1 and 2), and a screen placement groove 211c (see FIG. 3) formed on the other side in the left-right direction (the left side in FIGS. 1 and 2). As shown in FIG. 3, a screen attachment 211e is placed in the screen placement groove 211c. The screen placement groove 211c guides the left-right movement of the upper end of the pleated screen 6 via the screen attachment 211e. As shown in FIG. 4, the upper end of the glass panel 41 of the FIX part 4 is placed in the fixed glass placement groove 211d.

As shown in Figures 3 and 4, the lower frame 22 has a lower frame main body 221, a lower frame interior surface cover 222 arranged on the surface of the interior side X2, and a lower frame interior upper end cover 223 attached to the upper end of the lower frame interior surface cover 222.

The lower frame body 221 has a lower frame rail 221a formed on the exterior side X1 and protruding upward, and a lower frame interior groove 221b formed on the interior side X2 and opening upward.

The lower end of the outer screen 5 is placed on the lower frame rail 221a. The lower frame rail 221a guides the left-right movement of the lower end of the outer screen 5.

The lower frame interior groove 221b has a fixed glass placement groove 221d (see FIG. 4) formed on one side in the left-right direction, and a screen placement groove 221c (see FIG. 3) formed on the other side in the left-right direction. As shown in FIG. 3, a screen attachment 221e is placed in the screen placement groove 221c. The screen placement groove 221c guides the left-right movement of the lower end of the pleated screen 6 via the screen attachment 221e. As shown in FIG. 4, the lower end of the glass panel 41 of the FIX part 4 is placed in the fixed glass placement groove 221d.

As shown in FIG. 5, the vertical frames 23, 24 have a vertical frame body 231, 241, a vertical frame interior surface cover 232, 242 arranged on the surface of the interior side X2, and a vertical frame interior end cover 233, 243 attached to the inner circumferential end of the vertical frame interior surface cover 232, 242 in the left-right direction.

As shown in Figure 1, the upright 3 is positioned to extend vertically at a midpoint in the left-right direction on the indoor side X2 of the frame body 2. The opening of the frame body 2 is divided into left and right parts midway in the left-right direction by the upright 3. As a result, on the indoor side X2 of the frame body 2, a fixed section 4 is formed on one side of the frame body 2 in the left-right direction, and an opening 25 that is opened and closed by an outer screen 5 is formed on the other side of the frame body 2 in the left-right direction.

As shown in Figures 1 and 2, the FIX section 4 is configured by fixing a glass panel 41 as a surface material to the upright 3 and the frame body 2 on one side in the left-right direction of the upright 3 in the frame body 2 (the right side in Figures 1 and 2). The FIX section 4 is a fixed window that cannot be opened or closed. The FIX section 4 is configured by fitting the glass panel 41 as a surface material to the inner periphery of the part surrounded by the upright 3, upper frame 21, lower frame 22 and vertical frame 23 of the frame body 2 on the room side X2 on one side in the left-right direction of the upright 3 located in the middle of the frame body 2 in the left-right direction.

As shown in Figures 4 and 5, the outer edge of the glass panel 41 is arranged in the fixed glass arrangement grooves 31, 211d, 221d, 241d of the upright 3, upper frame 21, lower frame 22, and vertical frame 24, respectively. The outer edge of the glass panel 41 on the left-right side of the upright 3 is pressed against the upright 3 by a push edge 35, and the outer edges of the upper, lower, and left-right sides opposite the upright 3 are pressed against the fixed side attachments 214, 224, 244 fixed to the room inside X2 of the upper frame 21, lower frame 22, and vertical frame 23, respectively, by push edges 215, 225, 245.

As shown in FIG. 5, the outer screen 5 is a screen that can be opened and closed by sliding left and right (horizontally) within the frame body 2 on the outside side X1 of the frame body 2. The outer screen 5 is configured to be able to open and close the opening 25 formed on the other side of the FIX unit 4 (the left side in FIG. 1 and FIG. 2). When viewed from the indoor/outdoor direction, the outer screen 5 is located in a closed position when it overlaps the opening 25, and is located in an open position when it is moved left and right to the outside side X1 of the FIX unit 4.

As shown in Figures 3 and 5, the outer screen 5 is constructed by fitting a panel 55 made of two pieces of glass onto the inner circumference of a rectangular frame body 50 made up of an upper frame 51, a lower frame 52, a vertical frame 53 located on the door end side, and a vertical frame 54 located on the door tail side. The upper end of the outer screen 5 is arranged in the upper frame outer groove 211a of the upper frame 21 so as to be movable in the left-right direction, and the lower end engages with the lower frame rail 221a of the lower frame 22 so as to be movable in the left-right direction.

As shown in Figures 1 and 2, a handle 531 is attached to the vertical frame 53 located on the door end side. The handle 531 is attached to the visible surface on the inner circumference side in the left-right direction of the vertical frame 53, on the room side X2 from the panel material 55 of the outer shoji screen 5.

As shown in Figures 5 to 9, the pleated screen 6 is pulled out to an opening 25 formed on the other side of the fixed part 4 in the frame body 2 or stored inside the vertical frame 23 of the frame body 2. The pleated screen 6 has a mesh part 65 that can move left and right on the indoor side X2 of the opening 25 formed on the other side of the fixed part 4 in the frame body 2, and is stored inside the vertical frame 23 of the frame body 2 (vertical frame 23 side) or pulled out from inside the vertical frame 23 of the frame body 2 (vertical frame 23 side).

When stored, the pleated screen 6 is stored in the vertical frame 23 on the indoor side X2 on the other side (left side in FIG. 1) of the FIX part 4 in the frame body 2. When the pleated screen 6 is pulled out from the vertical frame 23, it is moved so as to close the opening 25 formed on the other side of the upright 3 in the left-right direction within the frame body 2 by the upright 3, upper frame 21, lower frame 22 and vertical frame 23, as shown in FIG. 8.

As shown in FIG. 6, the pleated screen 6 comprises a screen body 61 and a light leakage prevention member 66. The screen body 61 is arranged on the indoor side X2 of the outer screen 5 (screen) which can move left and right within the frame 2. The screen body 61 has a screen door frame 62 and a mesh section 65.

As shown in FIG. 6, the screen door end frame 62 is connected to the leading end of the screen part 65 in the left-right direction when it is pulled out. The screen door end frame 62 extends in the up-down direction. One left-right end of the screen part 65 is connected to the inside of the screen door end frame 62, and the other left-right end is fixed to the projected surface 231b on the left-right inner periphery side of the indoor/outdoor extension plate 231a of the vertical frame main body 231 of the vertical frame 23 of the frame body 2.

The mesh portion 65 is stored in (on the vertical frame 23 side) of the vertical frame 23 of the frame body 2 or pulled out from (on the vertical frame 23 side) of the vertical frame 23 of the frame body 2 as the screen door front frame 62 is moved left and right. In this embodiment, the mesh portion 65 is formed in an accordion-like pleated shape, and is folded when stored and unfolded when pulled out. When stored, the mesh portion 65 is stored in the mesh storage section 60.

As shown in FIG. 6, the screen door end frame 62 has handles (indoor exterior handle 62a, outdoor exterior handle 62b, outdoor interior handle 62c) that are used when storing or pulling out the pleated screen 6. The indoor exterior handle 62a, outdoor exterior handle 62b, and outdoor interior handle 62c are used by people's hands when the screen door end frame 62 is operated.

The screen door frame 62 has a metal core part 63 and a resin cover part 64 that is arranged on the outside of the metal core part 63 so as to cover the outside of the metal core part 63. The resin cover part 64 is fitted and fixed to the outside of the metal core part 63. By arranging the metal core part 63 on the inside of the resin cover part 64, strength is ensured by the metal core part 63, while the insulation performance can be improved by being covered on the outside by the resin cover part 64.

The metal core part 63 is formed in a frame shape with the mesh part 65 side open. The metal core part 63 has a mesh mounting part 631 with a mesh swallowing part 631a, a metal core material interior projection piece 632 that projects from the end side of the mesh mounting part 631 on the interior side X2 towards the vertical frame 23, and a metal core material exterior extension part 633 that extends from the end side of the mesh mounting part 631 on the interior side X2 towards the vertical frame 23. The length of the metal core material exterior extension part 633 extending towards the vertical frame 23 side is formed longer than the length of the metal core material interior projection piece 632 extending towards the vertical frame 23 side.

The surface of the metal core material exterior extension 633 on the screen door end frame 62 facing the mesh section 65 is formed with an exterior inner handle 62c. The surface of the metal core material exterior extension 633 facing the mesh section 65 faces the interior side X2 and is not visible from the exterior side X1. The exterior inner handle 62c is provided on the metal core material exterior extension 633 between the exterior cover 643 and the mesh section 65. The exterior inner handle 62c is formed in a concave shape recessed from the interior side X2 to the exterior side X1 at the end side of the metal core material exterior extension 633 on the vertical frame 23 side.

As shown in Figure 9, when the pleated screen 6 is pulled out and the outer screen 5 is partially or fully open, the outdoor inner handle portion 62c can be used even when the vertical frame 53 located on the door end side of the outer screen 5 overlaps the screen door end frame 62 when viewed from the outdoor side X1, because it is possible to reach the hand into the gap between the mesh portion 65 and the metal core outdoor extension portion 633 from the outdoor side X1.

In this embodiment, the outdoor inner handle 62c is provided between the mesh 65 and the metal core outdoor extension 633, on the indoor X2 surface of the mesh 65 side of the metal core outdoor extension 633. Therefore, even when the pleated screen 6 is pulled out and the screen door end frame 62 and the vertical frame 53 side arranged on the door end side of the outer sash 5 are overlapped, it is possible to insert a hand from the outdoor X1 through the gap between the mesh 65 and the metal core outdoor extension 633 and place a hand on the outdoor inner handle 62c. As a result, by placing a hand on the outdoor inner handle 62c, the screen door end frame 62 can be moved to the vertical frame 23 side (the side where the mesh 65 is stored in the vertical frame 23).

The resin cover part 64 is arranged to cover the outside of the screen door end frame 62, as shown in FIG. 6. The resin cover part 64 has a generally U-shaped cross section, and is formed in a shape in which the inner circumference in the left and right directions is closed and the outer circumference is open when the pleated screen door 6 is stored. The resin cover part 64 has a projected surface cover part 641 extending in the projected direction, an indoor side cover part 642 protruding from the indoor side X2 end of the projected surface cover part 641 toward the vertical frame 23, and an outdoor side cover part 643 (outdoor side part) extending from the outdoor side X1 end of the projected surface cover part 641 toward the vertical frame 23.

The projected surface cover part 641 is positioned on the inner circumference in the left-right direction when the pleated screen 6 is stored. The projected surface cover part 641 is formed by extending in the projected direction at the very tip of the resin cover part 64 on the upright 3 side. The screen side magnet part 644 is positioned inside the projected surface cover part 641. When the projected surface cover part 641 moves toward the upright 3 side and approaches or abuts against the upright 3, the screen side magnet part 644 is connected and fixed by magnetic force to the upright side magnet part 32 shown in Figure 5 which is positioned inside the upright 3. As a result, when the screen door end frame 62 is pulled out, the projected surface cover part 641 of the screen door end frame 62 is temporarily fixed to the upright 3 by magnetic force.

In this embodiment, the screen door end frame 62 and the upright 3 are fixed together by connecting them with the magnetic force of the screen door side magnet part 644 (first magnetic body) and the upright side magnet part 32 (second magnetic body), but this is not limited to this. For example, one of the screen door side magnet part 644 (first magnetic body) and the upright side magnet part 32 (second magnetic body) may be made of a metal that is connected to a magnet, such as iron.

As shown in FIG. 6, the projected surface cover portion 641 has a cover projected surface 641a. The cover projected surface 641a is a surface that extends in the projected direction (indoor/outdoor direction) and is formed as a flat surface on the inner periphery of the frame body 2 in the left-right direction, facing the mullion 3 side. The cover projected surface 641a has a width in the projected direction and extends in the projected direction and in the up-down direction. When the pleated screen 6 is stored in the vertical frame 23, the cover projected surface 641a is exposed on the inner periphery of the frame body 2 in the left-right direction.

As shown in Figures 6 and 10, when the pleated screen 6 is stored in the vertical frame 23, the cover projected surface 641a is positioned on the same plane as the vertical frame projected surface 233a of the vertical frame 23. Therefore, when the screen body 61 is stored, the screen door leading frame projected surface 621 (cover projected surface 641a) (projected surface) of the screen door leading frame 62 and the vertical frame projected surface 233a (projected surface) of the vertical frame 23 are positioned on the same plane.

As a result, the screen door frame projection surface 621 (cover projection surface 641a) of the screen door frame end 62 and the vertical frame projection surface 233a of the vertical frame 23 are arranged on the same plane, so that when viewed from the indoor side X2, when the mesh portion 65 of the pleated screen 6 is stored within the vertical frame 23, the screen door frame projection surface 621 of the screen door frame end 62 and the vertical frame projection surface 233a of the vertical frame 23 are seen to be on the same plane. Therefore, the screen door frame end 62 does not protrude to the inner periphery of the frame body 2 in the left-right direction, improving the design.

As shown in FIG. 6, a light leakage prevention member mounting groove 641b is formed on the indoor side X2 of the projecting surface cover portion 641. The light leakage prevention member mounting groove 641b is formed in a groove shape that opens on the upright 3 side and extends in the vertical direction. Note that the position of the light leakage prevention member mounting groove 641b in the indoor/outdoor direction is not limited to this position. A light leakage prevention member 66 is attached to the light leakage prevention member mounting groove 641b. Details of the light leakage prevention member 66 will be described later.

The outdoor cover part 643 is arranged on the outdoor side X1 of the screen door end frame 62. As shown in FIG. 6, the outdoor cover part 643 is arranged along the outdoor side X1 of the metal core outdoor extension part 633 of the metal core part 63, on the outdoor side X1 of the screen part 65. The length of the outdoor cover part 643 extending toward the vertical frame 23 is longer than the length of the metal core outdoor extension part 633 extending toward the vertical frame 23. Therefore, the metal core outdoor extension part 633 of the metal core part 63 in the screen door end frame 62 and the outdoor cover part 643 of the resin cover part 64 cover at least the outdoor side X1 part of the screen storage part 60 when the screen door main body 61 is stored, as shown in FIG. 7.

As a result, when the pleated screen 6 is stored, even if the outer screen 5 is moved, the outside X1 portion of the screen part 65 stored in the screen storage section 60 is covered by the screen door end frame 62, as shown in Figures 7 and 10. Therefore, even if the outer screen 5 is moved when the pleated screen 6 is stored, the screen part 65 stored in the screen storage section 60 is not exposed to the outside X1, improving the design when viewed from the outside X1.

As shown in FIG. 6, the end of the outdoor cover part 643 on the vertical frame 23 side is positioned closer to the vertical frame 23 than the end (tip) of the open side (vertical frame 23 side) of the metal core outdoor extension part 633 so as to cover the outdoor side X1 of the metal core outdoor extension part 633. The outdoor cover part 643 bends inwardly of the screen door end frame 62 so that the end of the open side (vertical frame 23 side) of the outdoor cover part 643 wraps around the end of the open side (vertical frame 23 side) of the metal core outdoor extension part 633 to cover the outside.

As a result, when the pleated screen 6 is stored, the end of the open side (vertical frame 23 side) of the outdoor cover part 643 abuts against the inner peripheral projected surface 231b in the left-right direction of the indoor/outdoor extending plate 231a of the vertical frame body 231 of the vertical frame 23. Therefore, since the resin cover part 64 abuts against the vertical frame 23 without abutting against the metal core part 63, the strength of the screen door end frame 62 is ensured by the metal core part 63, while the resin cover part 64 suppresses the transfer of heat from the vertical frame 23 to the metal core part 63, ensuring insulation performance. Therefore, the screen door end frame 62 can achieve both strength and insulation performance.

An outdoor exterior handle 62b is formed on the outdoor side X1 of the outdoor cover part 643 of the screen door end frame 62. The outdoor exterior handle 62b is formed in a concave shape that is recessed from the outdoor side X1 to the indoor side X2 in the indoor/outdoor direction at the end side of the outdoor cover part 643 on the door end side.

The outdoor exterior handle 62b is used when the pleated screen 6 is stored, as shown in Figure 7. When the pleated screen 6 is stored, the screen door frame end surface 621 (cover projected surface 641a) of the screen door frame end 62 and the vertical frame projected surface 233a of the vertical frame 23 are arranged on the same plane, and it is not possible to insert a hand into the gap between the screen door frame end 62 and the vertical frame 23, so it is not possible to place a hand on the indoor exterior handle 62a. In such a case, when the pleated screen 6 is stored, with the outer screen 5 moved in the opening direction, a hand can be inserted from the indoor side X2 into the outdoor side X1 of the screen door frame end 62 and placed on the outdoor exterior handle 62b formed on the outdoor side X1 of the screen door frame end 62. This allows you to place your hand on the outdoor exterior handle 62b and pull out the screen door frame 62. Even if the screen door frame 62 of the pleated screen 6 is stored in the vertical frame 23 and the visible surface of the screen door frame 62 on the indoor side X2 is covered by the vertical frame 23 so that it cannot be seen from the indoor side X2, you can still open and close the pleated screen 6 by placing your hand on the outdoor exterior handle 62b.

As shown in FIG. 6, the indoor side cover part 642 is arranged along the indoor side X2 of the metal core indoor side protruding piece 632 of the metal core part 63. The length of the indoor side cover part 642 protruding towards the vertical frame 23 is longer than the length of the metal core indoor side protruding piece 632 protruding towards the vertical frame 23. The indoor side cover part 642 bends inwardly of the screen door end frame 62 so that the end of the open side (vertical frame 23 side) of the indoor side cover part 642 wraps around the end of the open side (vertical frame 23 side) of the metal core indoor side protruding piece 632 to cover the outside.

The indoor side exterior handle 62a is formed on the indoor side X2 surface of the indoor side cover part 642 of the screen door end frame 62. The indoor side exterior handle 62a is formed in a concave shape that is recessed from the indoor side X2 to the outdoor side X1 in the indoor/outdoor direction.

When pulling out the pleated screen 6 from the indoor side X2, the indoor side outer handle 62a can be used by placing a hand on the outdoor side outer handle 62b in the state shown in FIG. 7 and pulling out the screen door frame 62 slightly, and then placing a hand on it from the indoor side X2. Also, when storing the pleated screen 6 from its pulled out state, the indoor side outer handle 62a can be used by placing a hand on it from the indoor side X2 when the pleated screen 6 is in its pulled out state as shown in FIG. 9.

As shown in FIG. 6, the light leakage prevention member 66 is provided at the tip side of the screen door end frame 62. The light leakage prevention member 66 is attached to the light leakage prevention member attachment groove 641b formed on the indoor side X2 of the projected surface cover part 641. When the mesh part 65 is pulled out, the light leakage prevention member 66 closes the gap between the upright 3 (vertical member) arranged opposite the screen door end frame 62 and the screen door end frame 62. The indoor/outdoor position where the light leakage prevention member 66 is attached is not limited to the indoor side X2 of the projected surface cover part 641. The indoor/outdoor position where the light leakage prevention member 66 is attached may be the outdoor side X1 of the projected surface cover part 641.

As shown in Figures 6 and 11, the light leakage prevention member 66 is formed to protrude toward the upright 3 at an angle from the light leakage prevention member mounting groove 641b toward the upright 3, from the outside X1 toward the inside X2. The light leakage prevention member 66 extends in the vertical direction.

When the screen door end frame 62 is pulled out and moved toward the upright 3 to close the pleated screen door 6, the light leakage prevention member 66 comes into contact with the projected surface 3a of the upright 3 on the pleated screen door 6 side so as to fill the gap between the screen door end frame 62 and the upright 3, as shown in FIG. 9. The light leakage prevention member 66 is formed, for example, from an elastically deformable rubber-based resin material.

In this embodiment, when the screen door frame 62 is pulled out and moved toward the upright 3 to close the pleated screen door 6, the screen door side magnet part 644 (first magnetic body) arranged inside the screen door frame 62 and the upright side magnet part 32 (second magnetic body) arranged inside the upright 3 are connected and fixed by magnetic force, and the light leakage prevention member 66 closes the gap between the upright 3 and the screen door frame 62. Note that the screen door frame 62 and the upright 3 do not have to be connected and fixed by magnetic force.

The above-mentioned light leakage prevention member 66 seals the gap between the mullion 3 and the screen door end frame 62, preventing light leakage and also preventing insects from entering.

The first embodiment provides the following effects. The pleated screen 6 of this embodiment includes a screen body 61 having a screen frame 62 and a screen section 65 that is connected to the screen frame 62 and is stored or pulled out as the screen frame 62 is moved. The screen frame 62 has an exterior cover section 643 that is positioned on the exterior side of the screen section 65, and an exterior inner handle section 62c is provided between the exterior cover section 643 and the screen section 65.

As a result, because the outdoor inner handle 62c is provided on the indoor side X2 on the mesh section 65 side of the metal core outdoor extension 633, even when the pleated screen 6 is pulled out and the screen door end frame 62 and the vertical frame 53 side located on the door end side of the outer sash 5 are positioned overlapping, the outdoor inner handle 62c can be placed on the outdoor side X1. This improves the operability of the pleated screen 6.

In addition, in this embodiment, the outdoor inner handle 62c is provided on the mesh part 65 side of the outdoor cover part 643. This makes it easy to hook the outdoor inner handle 62c. This improves the operability of the pleated screen 6.

In addition, in this embodiment, the screen body 61 is placed on the indoor side X2 of the outer screen 5, which can move left and right. This allows the user to place their hand on the outdoor inner handle portion 62c even if the outer screen 5, which is placed on the outdoor side X1, is moved, improving the operability of the pleated screen 6.

Next, the second embodiment will be described. The explanation of the first embodiment can be applied to the points not explained in the second embodiment. In the second embodiment, the same configurations as in the first embodiment are denoted by the same reference numerals as in the first embodiment, and the explanation thereof will be omitted.

As shown in FIG. 12, the fitting 1A of the second embodiment is equipped with a roll-up screen 6A instead of the pleated screen 6 of the first embodiment. The roll-up screen 6A of the second embodiment differs from the pleated screen 6 of the first embodiment in that, instead of the mesh portion 65 of the pleated screen 6 of the first embodiment being arranged in the mesh storage section 60, a roll-up mesh portion 67 is arranged in the mesh storage section 60.

As shown in FIG. 12, the roll-up screen 6A of the second embodiment includes a screen body 61A and a light leakage prevention member 66. The screen body 61A has a screen end frame 62 and a roll-up screen section 67. The configuration of the screen end frame 62 of the second embodiment is the same as that of the first embodiment, so a description thereof will be omitted.

The roll-type mesh section 67 is stored in the mesh storage section 60. It comprises a case section 671 formed with an open side on the side of the screen door end frame 62, a winding shaft 672 arranged inside the case section 671, and a mesh body 673 wound around the winding shaft 672 and arranged inside the case section 671.

The configuration of the roll-up screen 6A of the second embodiment, other than the roll-up mesh portion 67, is the same as the configuration of the pleated screen 6 of the first embodiment, so the second embodiment can achieve the same effects as the first embodiment.

Although a preferred embodiment of the present disclosure has been described above, the present disclosure is not limited to the above-described embodiment and can be modified as appropriate.

2 Frame body, 5 Outer screen (screen), 6 Pleated screen (retractable screen), 61 Screen body, 62 Screen door frame, 62c Outdoor inner handle (handle), 65 Mesh, 643 Outdoor cover (outdoor part)

Claims (5)

The screen door includes a screen door front frame and a screen part connected to the screen door front frame and retracted or pulled out by moving the screen door front frame.
The screen door end frame has a one side portion arranged on one side of the projection direction of the screen part,
A handle is provided between the one side portion and the net portion ,
The handle portion is provided on the mesh portion side of the one side portion, and the rear end portion of the one side portion in the direction in which the mesh portion is pulled out is bent toward the mesh portion, and the portion bent toward the mesh portion has an inclined portion that slopes toward the tip side in the direction in which the mesh portion is pulled out as it approaches the mesh portion. The retractable screen door according to claim 1 , wherein the one side portion is an exterior portion that is arranged on the exterior side of the screen portion at the front frame of the screen door. The retractable screen door as described in claim 2, wherein the screen door end frame has an outdoor portion made of resin that is positioned on the outdoor side of the mesh portion, and a metal handle portion provided on the outdoor portion side of the mesh portion between the outdoor portion and the mesh portion. A retractable screen door as described in any one of claims 1 to 3 , wherein the screen door main body is positioned on the indoor side of a laterally movable shoji screen. A fixture comprising the retractable screen door according to any one of claims 1 to 4.

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