JPH085384B2 - Mooring device, fixing bracket used therefor, and mooring object locking device - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to a mooring for mooring a mooring object such as a wagon, a mobile trolley, or a chair porter along a wall of a low partition or the like. The present invention relates to a device, a fixing bracket used for the device, and a mooring object locking device.

[Prior Art] Conventionally, a wagon for storing documents and the like, a mobile carriage for transporting paper and other, or a moored object such as a chair porter for carrying a large number of chairs,
When not in use, it is left alone on the floor.

[Problems to be Solved by the Invention] However, if the mooring body such as a wagon is left in such a state, it may be self-propelled in the event of an earthquake or the like, which is dangerous. Further, in an office or the like that adopts a so-called free address system in which a desk is made into a table shape without sleeves and can be shared as appropriate, each person occupies a wagon corresponding to the sleeves of the desk. However, regarding such a wagon, there is a demand to lock a predetermined place and lock it.

Therefore, for example, a mooring bar is provided near the lower end of a wall body such as a low partition, and a wagon or the like can be moored to the mooring bar.

However, if the attachment position of the mooring bar is simply limited to a specific place on the wall, it is expected that the bar will incline with respect to the floor surface. The reason for this is that when the wall body is arranged, the vertical position of the wall body is generally adjusted via the adjuster so that the upper surface of the wall body is horizontal, so the adjuster adjustment amount of each wall body may differ, or This is because even if the two wall bodies have different adjuster adjustment amounts at the left and right ends, the left and right mounting heights of the mooring bar with respect to the floor surface naturally change.

Further, even when the mooring object such as a wagon is locked, it is desirable to provide a compact locking device in a non-conspicuous place by utilizing a minute gap between the floor and the bottom surface of the wagon. For this reason, the positional relationship with the mooring bar becomes delicate, and if the mooring bar is slightly inclined with respect to the floor surface as described above, it is possible to successfully engage the moored object such as a wagon with the mooring bar. It is conceivable that it will not be possible.

In the invention according to claim 1, based on such a prediction,
An object of the present invention is to realize a mooring device capable of suitably fixing an object to be moored such as a wagon along a wall body.

Further, the invention according to claim 2 aims to devise the constituent elements of the invention according to claim 1 so as to secure the mooring state and at the same time to facilitate the handling and the like.

Further, in the invention according to claim 3, the mooring body according to claim 1 can moor the moored body smoothly and reliably and can be locked by a simple operation, and the locked state can be set as necessary. It is an object of the present invention to provide a mooring body locking device that can be released by means of a lock.

[Means for Solving the Problems] The present invention adopts the following configuration in order to achieve such an object.

That is, the mooring device according to claim 1 has a plurality of pillars with hook holes supported on the floor via an adjuster, and a wall body formed by joining panels together through the pillars, and the pillar. With a fixed bracket hooked in the hook hole of
It is characterized in that it is provided with a movable bracket which is attached to the fixed bracket so that its vertical position can be adjusted and whose lower end is brought into contact with the floor, and a mooring bar installed between the movable brackets.

Further, the fixing bracket according to claim 2 is an upper plate having a downward hook engaged with a desired hook hole, and a lower plate having the upward hook engaged with a hook hole below the hook hole. A common nut that is attached to the side surfaces of the upper plate and the lower plate that are flush with each other and has a screw hole in a portion corresponding to the upper plate and the lower plate, respectively A pair of screw members screwed into the screw holes, and the movable brackets can be fastened to the upper plate and the lower plate so as to be vertically adjustable by these screw members. Is characterized by.

Further, the invention according to claim 3 is a mooring body locking device for mooring a movable mooring body to the above-mentioned mooring bar, the mooring bar being projectingly provided on a lower surface of a rear end portion of the mooring body. An engaging claw capable of retracting upward from a projecting position capable of engaging with the bar, a biasing mechanism for biasing the engaging claw toward the projecting position, and a mooring body provided at the tip of the engaging claw. A cam surface that slides in contact with the front edge of the retaining bar to convert the retracting action into an upward retracting action of the engaging claw when retracting the engaging claw toward the wall, and an upward retracting action of the engaging claw. Lock release mechanism for forcibly retracting the locking claws upward when the lock is released, and the engaging claws provided at a position on the mooring body in front of the locking claws. A stopper that prevents the mooring body from retracting and lifting when it is engaged with the bar. Those characterized by comprising comprises and.

[Operation] With such a configuration, even if the height of the pillar is adjusted by operating the adjuster and the mounting position of the fixed bracket with respect to the floor surface is changed, the movable bracket can be vertically adjusted with respect to the fixed bracket. Since they can be attached, the mooring bar can be placed in a posture parallel to the floor surface by individually adjusting the positions of the movable brackets that hold both ends of the mooring bar. Moreover, in the attached state, since the lower end of the movable bracket is in contact with the floor, the adjustment is naturally performed and no manual adjustment is required.

Further, according to the invention of claim 2, the fixing bracket is constituted by the upper plate, the lower plate, the screw member, and the nut so as to be freely assembled and disassembled and hooked in the hook hole of the wall body. It can be attached to and detached from the wall body when necessary or when changing the installation location. Moreover, in the mounted state, the downward and upward claws of the fixed bracket are caught in the upper and lower stages of the hook holes, respectively, and cannot be pulled out. Therefore, the mooring bar and the both brackets are not separated from the wall body integrally. . Since the upper plate and the lower plate are tightened by the common nut, even if the screw member is loosened, the nuts attached to the side surfaces keep the upper and lower plates flush with each other. Therefore, the movable bracket can be easily moved up and down.

Further, according to the invention of claim 3, when the mooring body is retracted in the wall direction, first, the cam surface provided at the tip of the engaging claw comes into contact with the front edge of the mooring bar. When the mooring body is further retracted from that state, the engaging claw is temporarily retracted upward against the urging force of the urging mechanism by the guide action of the cam surface, and finally the engaging claw is moved. Engage with the trailing edge of the mooring bar. In this state, the forward movement of the mooring object is blocked by the engaging claw, and the backward movement and the movement in the lifting direction are prohibited by the stopper. Therefore, the mooring body is surely moored and locked by the mooring bar. When a lock release operation is performed in this state, the engagement claw is forcibly retracted upward by the action of the lock release mechanism, so that the engagement between the engagement claw and the mooring bar is released. As a result, it becomes possible to freely move the moored body forward.

[Embodiment] An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to FIGS. 1 to 7.

As shown in FIGS. 1 to 4, the wall body 1 to which this embodiment is applied has a square pipe-shaped column 11 having a large number of hook holes 11a formed on its entire surface and supported on a floor S by an adjuster 11b. The panels 13 are joined to each other through the pillars 11. At the time of joining, the end faces of the panels 13 are not completely joined and a slight gap is provided so that the hook hole 11a is exposed to the entire surface from the joined portion of the adjacent panels 13 and 13. . Further, the adjuster 11b is capable of adjusting the height of the pillar 11 of each part so that the upper surface of each panel 13 is always horizontal.

On the other hand, in the hook hole 11a of the pillar 11, the fixed bracket 2 shown by the solid line in FIG. 5 can be assembled and hooked. This fixing bracket 2 has a downward claw 21a.
And an upper plate 21 having a pair of bolt insertion holes 21b and 21c,
A lower plate 22 having an upward claw 22a and a pair of bolt insertion holes 22b and 22c, and an upper plate that is abutted on the side surfaces of the upper plate 21 and the lower plate 22 that are flush with each other.
21 and the bolt insertion holes 21b, 22b of the lower plate 22 (or 21c, 2
2c) through a common plate-shaped nut 23 having screw holes 23a, 23b at the portions corresponding to 2c) and bolt insertion holes 21b, 22b (or 21c, 22c) of the upper plate 21 and the lower plate 22, respectively. And screw members 24, 24 forming a pair that can be screwed into the screw holes 23a, 23b.

Then, the fixing bracket 2 is hooked on the hook hole 11a of the pillar 11 as follows. That is, as shown in FIGS. 2 to 4, the downward claw 21a is engaged with the desired hook hole 11a, and the upward claw 21 is engaged with the hook hole 11a lower than the hook hole 11a. The end faces of the upper and lower plates 21, 22 are brought into contact with each other. In this state, the nut 23 is attached to one of these side faces, and the bolts 24 inserted from the other side fasten them together. As a result, the entire fixing bracket 2 is fixed to both hook holes 11a so as not to be pulled out and vertically movable.

Further, the movable bracket 3 can be attached to the fixed bracket 2 with the lower end 31 abutting on the floor S. As shown by the chain double-dashed line in FIG. 5, the movable bracket 3 has a pair of boots in a side view and has a pair of elongated holes 32, 32 extending in the vertical direction.
It is attached to the other side of 1, 22. Then, the bolts 24, 24 are respectively inserted into appropriate positions of the long holes 32, 32 so that when the fixing bracket 2 is tightened, it is integrally tightened in the fixing bracket 2. In other words, the bolt 24 and the slot 32
It is possible to adjust the vertical position of the movable bracket 3 with respect to the fixed bracket 2 depending on the position in which the movable bracket 3 is fixed. Therefore, the vertical dimension of the long hole 32 and the interval between the pair of bolt insertion holes 21b-21c, 22b-22c, and 23a-23b substantially correspond to the pitch of the hook holes 11a of the column 11. That is, the bolts 24, 24 can be surely tightened by penetrating either the upper or lower bolt insertion hole, no matter how the vertical position of the movable bracket 3 is adjusted.

On this movable bracket 3, a mooring bar 4 is installed by welding between the protruding end portion and the protruding end portion of the movable bracket 3 forming another pair. The mooring bar 4 is a columnar shape having an elliptical cross section, and when the lower end 31 of the movable bracket 3 is brought into contact with the floor S, the mooring bar 4 is in front of the panel 13 by a predetermined dimension, and It is arranged at a position higher than the floor surface S by a predetermined dimension. That is, as shown in FIG. 1, the attachment of the movable bracket 3 to the fixed bracket 2 described above allows the left and right movable brackets 3 and 3 for holding the mooring bar 4 to be fixed to each other via the fixed brackets 2 and 2, respectively. The corresponding pillars 11 and 11 are hooked in the hook holes 11a at the same time, and further, the pillars 11 forming the end of the wall body 1
Two movable brackets 3 are spelled and fastened to a pillar 11 other than the (right-hand side pillar in FIG. 1), and these fixed brackets 2 are shared and they are tightened into one of them. .

An example of using this mooring device is shown in FIG. In the figure, in an office that adopted the free address method,
The wagon 5 that each person occupies is accommodated under the table 6 when not in use, such as when leaving the company, so that the wagon 5 can be moored to the mooring device of this embodiment in a locked state. With the free address method, by removing the wagon 5 and inserting it into the sleeve of a table-like desk (not shown) without sleeves,
This is an office configuration that allows each person to freely sit on any desk, regardless of the number of desks, depending on the business. Therefore, the desk must be left open when not in use, so that, for example, the wagon 5 is placed on the upper surface 13a as shown in the drawing.
Need to be moored together along the panel 13 that is installed by holding the horizontal.

FIG. 7 shows a state in which the wagon 5, which is the mooring object, is moored to the mooring device. That is, in contrast to the mooring device having the above-described configuration, the wagon 5 is prohibited from being projected below the mooring bar 4 to lift the wagon 5 upward when the wagon 5 is disposed at the storage position. Stopper 51
And an elevating rod 52 which hangs behind the mooring bar 4 and prohibits the wagon 5 from being pulled out forward when the key is operated in the storage position. Wagon 5
For this purpose, the shaft 55 of the crank 54
There is provided a lock 53 for rotating, and the lifting rod 52 can be raised and lowered by the rotation of the crank 54. That is, when a key (not shown) inserted in the lock 53 is set to the unlocked position, the elevating rod 52 retracts to a height where it does not interfere with the mooring bar 4. On the contrary, when the key is turned to the lock position, the elevating rod 52 descends to the protruding position as shown in FIG. 7 and can be engaged with the mooring bar 4.

In contrast to the above-described usage example, the movable bracket 3 is fixed to the fixed bracket 2 even if the mounting position of the fixed bracket 2 with respect to the floor surface S is changed by adjusting the adjuster 11b with the holding device having the above-described configuration. Since it can be attached vertically to the mooring bar 4,
It is possible to make the mooring bar 4 always take a posture parallel to the floor surface S by individually adjusting the positions at both ends of the. Therefore, even if the floor surface S is inclined, the positional relationship between the horizontal bar 51 of the wagon 5 and the mooring bar 4 is always maintained in an appropriate state when the floor surface S is accommodated. Moreover, since the mooring bar 4 is naturally arranged at a constant height position by abutting the lower end 31 of the movable bracket 3 on the floor S, the mooring bar 4 does not require manual adjustment and is extremely convenient to handle. Becomes

If the fixing bracket 2 is as shown in FIG. 5, the fixing bracket 2 has the upper plate 21, the lower plate 22 and the bolts.
24, nuts 23 are assembled and disassembled at any time,
Since it is hooked in the hook hole 11a of the wall body 1, it can be easily attached to and detached from the wall body 1 at the time of necessity, when not necessary, or when changing the mounting location. Moreover, in the mounted state, the downward claws 21a and the upward claws 22a of the fixing bracket 2 are respectively in the hook holes 11a.
The upper bar and the lower bar of the mooring bar 4 cannot be pulled out, and the mooring bar 4 and the fixed bracket 2 cannot be separated from the wall body 1 integrally. Therefore, if the wagon 5 is held and the key is operated, the locked state can be secured.

Furthermore, since the movable bracket 3 and the fixed bracket 2 are tightened by the common bolt 24 and nut 23,
The number of parts is small, and even if the bolt 24 is loosened, the nut 23 attached to the side surface keeps the upper and lower plates 21, 22 flush with each other, so that the vertical position of the movable bracket 3 can be easily adjusted. Is something that can be done.

FIGS. 8 to 10 show another embodiment for mooring the wagon 105, which is an object to be moored, to the mooring device in a locked state. That is, the mooring object locking device in this embodiment is provided with the engaging claw 101 projecting from the lower surface of the rear end portion of the main body 151 of the wagon 105 and the biasing mechanism 102 for biasing the engaging claw 101 in the protruding position direction. And a cam surface 103 provided at the tip of the engaging claw 101, and the engaging claw 1 according to the unlocking operation.
A lock release mechanism 104 for forcibly retracting 01 upward, and a stopper 106 provided at a position on the wagon 105 in front of the engaging claw 101 are provided.

A main body 151 of the wagon 105 is a box-shaped body including a bottom plate 152, left and right side plates 153, a back plate 154, and a top plate 155, and has a drawer 156 between the side plates 153. Bottom plate 152
Is a flat-casing type having a vertical bent plate portion 152b on the periphery of the horizontal plate portion 152a, and casters 157 are attached to the lower surface thereof so that it can run horizontally on the floor S. There is.

The engaging claw 101 is, for example, as shown in FIG. 8 and FIG. 9, formed by integrally forming a claw piece 112 on both edges of a ceiling piece 111. Has an engagement step 113 that engages with the rear edge of the mooring bar 4. The engaging claw 101 can be retracted upward by pivotally attaching the base end of the engaging claw 101 to the bracket 115 fixed to the bottom plate 152 via the support shaft 114. Engaging claw
A cam surface 103 is formed at the tip of 101. This cam surface
The reference numeral 103 is for slidingly contacting the front edge 4a of the mooring bar 4 when the wagon 105 is retracted in the direction of the wall 1, and converting the retracting operation into an upward retracting operation of the engaging claw 101. so,
It is formed by obliquely cutting the tips of both the claw pieces 112. Then, the engaging claw 1 is urged by the urging mechanism 102.
When 01 is held at the protruding position shown by the solid line in FIG. 8, the upper edge 103a of this cam surface 103 is set higher than the mooring bar 4 and the lower edge 103b is set lower than the mooring bar 4. I am doing it.

The biasing mechanism 102 includes, for example, a tension coil spring 121 between the base end of the engaging claw 101 and the bracket 115.
Is installed.

The lock release mechanism 104 includes an elevating rod 141 provided along the inner surface of the back plate 154 of the wagon 105, a crank 142 connected to the upper end of the elevating rod 141, and a crank 143 associated with an unlocking operation by the key 143. A lock 144 for rotating 142 is provided, and the lock 144 is fixed to a front portion of a top plate 155 of the wagon 105 with its keyhole 144a displayed on the front surface. The lower end of the elevating rod 141 is inserted into a through hole 111a formed in the vicinity of the tip of the ceiling piece 111 of the engaging claw 101, and a washer 146 that is prevented from coming off by a pin 145 is provided at the through end. There is. Then, while the key 143 is held in the lock position, the lifting rod 141 is held at the bottom dead center and is locked by the washer 146 of the lifting rod 141 so that the engaging claw 101 is shown by a solid line in FIG. It is adapted to be held at a predetermined protruding position indicated by. On the other hand, when the key 143 is rotated to the unlocked position, the crank 142 rotates and the elevating rod 141 rises to the top dead center, and the engaging claw 101 retracts as shown by an imaginary line in FIG. It is set so that it can be lifted to the position.

The stopper 106 includes a hanging piece 161 hung from the lower surface of the bottom plate 152 of the wagon 105, and a horizontal piece 162 horizontally extending rearward from the lower end of the hanging piece 161. 162 is adapted to be able to sneak under the mooring bar 4. On the rear surface of the hanging piece 161, a cushion material 163 made of rubber that is elastically mounted on the front edge 4a of the mooring bar 4 is provided.

With the lock device having such a configuration, when the lock 144 is set to the unlocked position, the elevating rod 141 is located at the bottom dead center, and the engaging claw 101 is at the predetermined protruding position. It is locked. When the wagon 105 is retracted toward the wall 1 in this state, first, the cam surface 103 provided at the tip of the engaging claw 101 comes into contact with the front edge 4a of the mooring bar 4. When the wagon 105 is further retracted from that state, its cam surface 1
By the guiding action of 03, the engaging claw 101 is temporarily retracted upward against the elastic biasing force of the coil spring 121, and finally, as shown by the solid line in FIG. It engages the trailing edge 4b of the mooring bar 4. In this state, the wagon
The advance of 105 is blocked by the engaging claw 101, and the wagon 10
The stopper 106 prohibits the backward movement of 5 and the movement in the lifting direction. Therefore, the wagon 105 is securely moored to the mooring bar and locked. In this state, the keyhole 144a
When the key 143 is inserted into and the lock release operation is performed, the crank 142 rotates and the lifting rod 141 moves upward. As a result, the tip end side of the engaging claw 101 is pulled upward by the washer 146 provided at the lower end of the elevating rod 141, and the engaging claw 101 performs the retracting operation as shown by an imaginary line in FIG. . Therefore, the engagement between the engagement claw 101 and the mooring bar 4 is forcibly released. As a result, the wagon 105 can be freely moved forward.

11 to 14 show another embodiment of the mooring body locking device. In this locking device, the engaging claw 201, the biasing mechanism 202, and a part of the unlocking mechanism 204 are different from those of the above embodiment. That is, in this embodiment, the engaging claw 201 made of synthetic resin is held on the lower end of the lifting rod 241 of the lock release mechanism 204 so as to be vertically slidable. Engaging claw 201
The ceiling piece 211, a front piece 212 hung from the front edge of the ceiling piece 211, and side pieces 213 provided on both side edges of the ceiling piece 211 and the front piece 212 are integrally formed, Ceiling piece 211
A boss portion 214 slidably fitted on the elevating rod 241 is provided at the center of the. Then, on the rear edges of the both side pieces 213, a cam surface 203 having a downward tendency in which the front edge 203a is higher than the rear edge 203b is formed. The lifting rod 241 of this embodiment has, for example, a quadrangular cross section so that the engaging claw 201 does not rotate in a horizontal plane. Then, the upper end bent portion is guided by the long hole 247a provided in the fixed bracket 247 so that the lifting rod 201 itself does not rotate. Then, at the lower end of the lifting rod 241, the lower washer 246 is retained and the pin 245
The lower washer
At 246, the engaging claw 201 is locked at the protruding position. In the biasing means 202 of this embodiment, a retaining pin 222 is provided above the lower washer 246 of the elevating rod 241 by a predetermined distance, and an upper washer 223 is provided between the retaining pin 222 and the engaging claw 201. And a central washer 224 are slidably provided. Then, the upper washer 223 and the engaging claw 201
The compression coil spring 221 is wound around the elevating rod 241 and interposed between the center washer 224 and the boss 214. In FIGS. 11 to 14, the same parts as those in the above embodiment are designated by the same reference numerals and the description thereof will be omitted.

With such a configuration, when the lock 144 is set to the unlocked position, the elevating rod 241 is located at the bottom dead center, and the engaging claw 201 is engaged at the predetermined protruding position. It has been stopped. In this state, when the wagon 105 is retracted in the direction of the wall body 1, first, the cam surface 203 provided at the tip of the engaging claw 201 comes into contact with the front edge 4a of the mooring bar 4. When the wagon 105 is further retracted from that state, as shown in FIG. 12, the engaging claw 201 is temporarily retracted upward against the elastic biasing force of the coil spring 221 by the guiding action of the cam surface 103. Finally, as shown in FIG. 11, the engaging claws are
201 engages the trailing edge 4b of the mooring bar 4. In this state, the wagon 105 is prevented from moving forward by the engaging claw 201, and the wagon 105 is prevented from moving backward or moving in the lifting direction.
Prohibited by 06. Therefore, the wagon 105 is securely moored to the mooring bar and locked. In this state, when the key 143 is inserted into the key hole 144a and a lock release operation is performed, the crank 142 rotates and the lift rod 241 moves upward. As a result, the tip end side of the engaging claw 201 is pulled upward by the washer 246 provided at the lower end of the elevating rod 241, and the engaging claw 201 moves back up with the elevating rod 241. Therefore, the engagement between the engagement claw 101 and the mooring bar 4 is forcibly released. As a result, the wagon 105 can be freely moved forward.

Although the embodiment of the present invention has been described above, the positional relationship of the assembling of each element constituting the movable bracket and the fixed bracket is not limited to the illustrated embodiment.

Also, the moored object is not limited to the wagon,
It may be a mobile dolly or a chair porter.

Furthermore, the structure of the mooring body locking device is not limited to the above embodiment, and for example, the base end of the elastically deformable strip-shaped steel material is cantileveredly fixed to the lower surface of the wagon, and the freeness of the steel material is fixed. The engaging claw may be integrally formed on the end side. With this configuration, the steel material serves both as a holding member for holding the engaging claw so that the engaging claw can be retracted and as a biasing mechanism for biasing the engaging claw in the protruding position direction. Is possible.

In addition, various modifications can be made without departing from the spirit of the embodiment.

[Effect of the Invention] In the invention according to claim 1, the movable bracket is provided so that the vertical position of the movable bracket can be adjusted with respect to the fixed bracket, and the position of the mooring bar is automatically adjusted by bringing the lower end of the movable bracket into contact with the floor. With this configuration,
It is possible to provide a mooring device in which the mooring bar can be easily and appropriately fixed to the fixed bracket through the movable bracket.

Further, the invention according to claim 2 can provide a fixed bracket which is easy to attach and detach and is convenient to handle because of the configuration in which the upper plate, the lower plate, the screw member, and the nut can be freely assembled and disassembled. Moreover, since this object cannot be pulled out by the upper and lower claws once it is fixed to the hook hole, the mooring object can be securely moored. Also, since both brackets are tightened with a common screw member and nut, the number of parts is small,
The vertical position of the movable bracket can be easily adjusted by loosening the screw member.

Further, according to the third aspect of the present invention, the engaging claw temporarily withdraws upward due to the guiding action of the cam surface only by pressing the mooring body toward the wall, and the rear edge of the mooring bar is moved. Will be engaged. And in the engaged state,
By the cooperation of the engaging claw and the stopper, lifting in the front and back and upward is prohibited. Therefore, the moored body can be moored to the mooring bar smoothly by an extremely simple operation.
The lock can be securely held until the required lock release operation is performed.

[Brief description of drawings]

1 to 5 show an embodiment in which the invention according to claim 2 is applied to the invention according to claim 1, FIG. 1 is a partially cutaway perspective view, and FIG. FIG. 3 is a partial plan view, FIG. 3 is a side view of FIG. 2, FIG. 4 is a front view of FIG. 2, and FIG. 5 is an exploded view of a fixing bracket. 6 and 7 show a usage example of the present invention, FIG. 6 is a perspective view showing a usage state, and FIG. 7 is a side view showing a mooring state. 8th
FIG. 10 to FIG. 10 show an embodiment according to the invention described in claim 3, FIG. 8 is a side view corresponding to FIG. 7, FIG. 9 is an enlarged perspective view showing an essential part, and FIG. FIG. Fig. 11 ~
FIG. 14 shows another embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 11 is a side view,
FIG. 12 is an operation explanatory view, FIG. 13 is an enlarged perspective view showing a main part,
FIG. 14 is a schematic perspective view. 1 ... Wall, 2 ... Fixed bracket 3 ... Movable bracket, 4 ... Mooring bar 11 ... Pillar, 11a ... Hook hole 11b ... Adjuster, 13 ... Panel 21 ... Top plate, 21a. Downward claw 22 …… Lower plate, 22a …… Upward claw 23 …… Nut, 23a, 23b …… Screw hole 24 …… Screw member 101 …… Engaging claw, 102 …… Biasing mechanism 103 …… Cam surface , 104 …… Lock release mechanism 105 …… Moored object (wagon) 106 …… Stopper, 151 …… Main body 201 …… Engagement claw, 202 …… Biasing mechanism 203 …… Cam surface, 204 …… Unlock mechanism

Claims (3)

[Claims] 1. A wall body having a plurality of pillars with hook holes supported on a floor through an adjuster, and panels that are joined to each other through the pillars, and hooked in the hook holes of the pillars. A fixed bracket, a movable bracket attached to the fixed bracket so as to be adjustable in vertical position and having its lower end abutted on the floor, and a mooring bar installed between the movable brackets. Mooring equipment. 2. A fixing bracket used in the mooring device according to claim 1, wherein the upper plate has a downward hook engaged with a desired hook hole, and the upward hook has a hook hole lower than the hook hole. A lower plate engaged with each other, a common nut affixed to the side surfaces of the upper plate and the lower plate which are flush with each other, and common nuts having screw holes at portions corresponding to the upper plate and the lower plate, respectively, And a pair of screw members threaded through the lower plate and screwed into the screw holes, respectively, by which the movable bracket can be vertically adjusted to the upper plate and the lower plate. A fixed bracket characterized in that it can be fastened. 3. A mooring body locking device for mooring a movable mooring member to the mooring bar according to claim 1.
An engaging claw provided on the lower surface of the rear end portion of the mooring body and capable of retracting upward from a projecting position capable of engaging with the mooring bar, and a biasing mechanism for biasing the engaging claw in the projecting position direction. And, when the mooring body provided at the tip of the engaging claw is retracted in the wall direction, it slides into contact with the front edge of the mooring bar and converts the retracting action into an upward retracting action of the engaging claw. A cam surface, a lock release mechanism that is provided so as not to obstruct the upward movement of the engaging claw, and forcibly retracts the locking claw upward in accordance with a lock release operation, and a lock in the moored body. A mooring body lock, comprising a stopper provided at a position on the front side of the pawl to prevent the mooring body from retracting and lifting when the engaging pawl is engaged with the mooring bar. apparatus.