Fixing clips, skirting boards and skirting board assemblies

Abstract

The present invention discloses a fixing clip for installing a skirting board, wherein the fixing clip comprises a clip body, one side of the clip body is provided with a fixing structure for engaging and fixing with the skirting board, and the lower end of the clip body extends obliquely downward toward the side engaging with the skirting board to provide an elastic top plate for being inserted between a wall and a floor to push the floor outward. The present invention also discloses a skirting board used in conjunction with the fixing clip, and a skirting board assembly formed by engaging and fixing the fixing clip with the skirting board. The fixing clip, the matching skirting board, and the assembled skirting board assembly of the present invention have novel structures and are easy to install; and the lower end of the fixing clip / skirting board assembly is provided with an elastic top plate, eliminating the need for the bow-shaped spring plates commonly used in current construction, thereby greatly simplifying the installation steps and reducing labor intensity.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of building decoration materials, and in particular relates to a fixing buckle, a skirting board and a skirting board assembly. Background Art

[0002] Skirting lines are commonly used in building decoration. Figure 19 The figure below shows a schematic diagram of a conventional fixing clip for a split skirting board. As shown, the fixing clip 3 must first be drilled with an electric drill and then secured to the wall 6 with screws 4. The upper skirting board 1 is first secured to the upper end of the clip 3 via the zigzag slot on its inner side. The upper end of the lower skirting board 2 is then inserted into the notch on the lower end of the upper skirting board 1, allowing the lower inner block of the lower skirting board 2 to fit over the slot below the fixing clip 3. The lower skirting board 2 is then pressed against the fixing clip 3 and pushed downward until it rests against the floor 5, allowing the lower skirting board 2's block to engage the slot below the fixing clip 3, completing the installation.

[0003] This type of fixed clip and split skirting has many disadvantages: 1. The installation steps are cumbersome; 2. The fixed clip is usually made of aluminum alloy, which is relatively expensive and requires an electric drill to drill holes in the wall, which is troublesome to install; 3. The gap between the upper and lower skirtings is large, and the lower skirting is easy to loosen; 4. The gap between the floor and the wall on one side of the wall cannot be controlled, such as Figure 20 As shown, in actual construction, it is usually necessary to insert a bow-shaped spring steel sheet 7 between the floor 5 and the wall 6 to push the floor 5 outward. The installation of the spring steel sheet 7 is also very troublesome, which also virtually increases the difficulty of installation and construction.

[0004] Therefore, it is necessary to improve the existing fixing clips and the corresponding skirting boards to enhance the installation stability of the skirting boards and facilitate construction. Summary of the Invention

[0005] The purpose of the present invention is to improve the above-mentioned shortcomings and deficiencies of the existing fixing buckles for skirting boards, thereby providing a new type of fixing buckle and a skirting board using the fixing buckle.

[0006] To achieve the above-mentioned purpose, the first aspect of the present invention provides a fixing clip for installing a skirting board, wherein the fixing clip includes a clip body, and a fixing structure is provided on one side of the clip body for being engaged and fixed with the skirting board, and an elastic top plate extends obliquely downward from the lower end of the clip body toward the side of the skirting board for being engaged, and is used to be inserted between the wall and the floor to push the floor outward.

[0007] According to the present invention, the fixing structure includes a hook and a clip arranged in pairs at upper and lower positions, which respectively hook and hold the skirting line at the upper and lower positions on the inner side of the skirting line, thereby being fixed with the skirting line.

[0008] According to a preferred embodiment, the hook is a structure formed by extending from the buckle body to one side of the buckle skirting and then bending downward or upward, and the clip is a structure formed by extending from the buckle body to one side of the buckle skirting and then extending obliquely downward or upward in the opposite direction, and the hook and the clip have the same direction.

[0009] According to the present invention, a clamping head extends obliquely upward from the upper end of the clip body on one side of the clip-on skirting, for fixing the clip and the clip-on skirting to the wall.

[0010] According to the present invention, the clamping head, the hook, the clamping clip and the elastic top sheet are arranged in vertical alignment, staggered or partially staggered.

[0011] According to a preferred embodiment, the fixing clip of the present invention also includes a fixing strip, which includes a fixing portion and a clamping portion extending obliquely downward along the fixing portion, wherein the fixing portion is used to be fixed to the wall, and the clamping portion extending obliquely downward is used to be clamped and fixed with the clamping head of the fixing clip.

[0012] According to an alternative solution, the fixing clip of the present invention also includes a fixing strip, which includes an upper fixing portion and a hook extending from the lower end of the fixing portion, wherein the fixing portion is used to fix to the wall, and the hook is used to engage and fix the skirting board.

[0013] According to another alternative solution, the fixing buckle is a split buckle, including an upper buckle and a lower buckle, wherein:

[0014] The upper and lower buckles are both provided with a fixing structure on one side for locking and fixing with the skirting board, and the lower end of the lower buckle extends obliquely downward toward the side of the skirting board for locking with an elastic top plate, which is used to be inserted between the wall and the floor to push the floor outward.

[0015] According to a preferred embodiment, a clamping head is further extended obliquely upward from the upper end of the upper buckle on the side engaging the skirting line, for fixing the upper buckle and the skirting line engaged and fixed thereto to the wall.

[0016] According to another preferred embodiment, the fixing structure includes a hook and a clip arranged in pairs at upper and lower positions, which respectively hook and hold the skirting line at the upper and lower positions on the inner side of the skirting line, thereby being fixed with the skirting line.

[0017] According to an alternative solution, the fixing structure includes a hook and an insert arranged in pairs at upper and lower positions, which respectively hook and insert the skirting line at the upper and lower positions on the inner side of the skirting line, thereby being fixed with the skirting line.

[0018] The second aspect of the present invention provides a skirting board for use with the above-mentioned fixing buckle. The inner side of the skirting board is provided with at least one slot and a limiting slot in pairs along its length direction. The slot matches the hook of the fixing buckle and is used for hooking the hook of the fixing buckle. The limiting slot matches the clip of the fixing buckle and is used for abutment of the end of the clip.

[0019] According to a preferred embodiment, the upper surface of the limiting groove is configured as a downward slope, or the lower surface of the limiting groove is configured as an upward slope, for the end of the clip of the fixed buckle to abut against.

[0020] According to another preferred embodiment, the skirting board is further provided with a separate limiting groove along the length direction on the inner side thereof for securing the skirting board to the wall. Preferably, the upper surface of the limiting groove is provided with a downward slope, or the lower surface of the limiting groove is provided with an upward slope.

[0021] According to an alternative solution, the skirting board is a split skirting board, comprising an upper skirting board and a lower skirting board, wherein:

[0022] The upper skirting is used to be fixed to the wall, and the inner lower end of the upper skirting has a clamping structure for clamping and fixing with the limiting groove of the lower skirting or the clamping head of the fixing buckle that is clamped and fixed to the lower skirting;

[0023] The inner side of the lower skirting board is provided with at least one card slot and a limit slot in pairs along its length direction. The card slot matches the hook of the fixed clip and is used for hooking the hook of the fixed clip. The limit slot matches the clip of the fixed clip and is used for abutment of the end of the clip. In addition, the upper end of the lower skirting board is provided with a separate limit slot, or the upper end of the fixed clip that is engaged and fixed with it is provided with a clamping head.

[0024] According to a preferred embodiment, the engaging structure at the inner lower end of the upper skirting is an engaging slope arranged obliquely downward.

[0025] According to another preferred embodiment, the engaging structure at the inner lower end of the upper skirting board is a hook of a fixed buckle that is engaged and fixed with the upper skirting board.

[0026] The third aspect of the present invention further provides a skirting board assembly, comprising the aforementioned fixing buckle and a skirting board fixed by engaging with the fixing buckle.

[0027] The fixing buckle, the skirting board used in conjunction with the fixing buckle, and the skirting board assembly formed by the fixing buckle and the skirting board being fixed together have the following beneficial effects:

[0028] 1. Novel structure and easy installation.

[0029] 2. The lower end of the fixing buckle has a built-in top stop, eliminating the need for the bow-shaped spring clip commonly used in current construction, greatly simplifying the installation steps;

[0030] 3. For split skirting boards, the gap between the upper and lower skirting boards can be made small enough, which is conducive to the beautiful appearance of the overall skirting board. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0031] Figure 1 Schematic diagram of the fixing buckle of embodiment 1.

[0032] Figure 2 For Figure 1 Schematic diagram of the skirting board used with the fixing clips.

[0033] Figure 3 This is a three-dimensional diagram of the preferred configuration of the fixing buckle of Example 1.

[0034] Figure 4 Schematic diagram of a fixing strip matching the skirting board assembly of Example 1.

[0035] Figure 5 This is a schematic diagram of the skirting board assembly of Example 1 after installation.

[0036] Figure 6 Schematic diagram of the split skirting board of Example 2.

[0037] Figure 7 This is a schematic diagram of the skirting board assembly of Example 2 after installation.

[0038] Figure 8 Schematic diagram of the split fixing buckle of Example 3.

[0039] Figure 9 This is a schematic diagram of an integrated skirting board used in conjunction with the fixing buckle of Example 3.

[0040] Figure 10 This is a schematic diagram of the skirting board assembly of Example 3 after installation.

[0041] Figure 11 Schematic diagram of the split skirting board of Example 4.

[0042] Figure 12 This is a schematic diagram of the skirting board assembly of Example 4 after installation.

[0043] Figure 13 Schematic diagram of the split fixing buckle of Example 5.

[0044] Figure 14 Schematic diagram of the split skirting board of Example 5.

[0045] Figure 15This is a schematic diagram of the skirting board assembly of Example 5 after installation.

[0046] Figure 16 Schematic diagram of the integrated skirting board of Example 6.

[0047] Figure 17 This is a schematic diagram of the fixed clip of Example 6.

[0048] Figure 18 This is a schematic diagram of the skirting board assembly of Example 6 after installation.

[0049] Figure 19 The figure is a cross-sectional diagram of a skirting board with existing fixing clips and their combination.

[0050] Figure 20 Schematic diagram of spring steel sheets inserted between the wall and floor in an existing skirting installation. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0051] The following is a detailed description of the skirting board assembly, fixing buckle and skirting board of the present invention with reference to the accompanying drawings. It should be understood that the following embodiments are only used to illustrate the present invention and are not intended to limit the scope of the present invention.

[0052] Example 1

[0053] like Figure 1 and Figure 2 As shown in FIG, the first embodiment of the fixing buckle 10 and the skirting line 30 matching therewith constituting the skirting line assembly of the present invention. Figure 1 As shown, the fixing buckle 10 includes a buckle body 11, which is provided with a fixing structure on one side for locking and fixing with the skirting 30; an elastic top sheet 15 is extended obliquely downward from the bottom end of the buckle body 11 toward the side of the skirting 30. Figure 5 As shown, the elastic top sheet 15 is used to be inserted between the wall 6 and the floor 5 adjacent to the wall to push the floor 5 on one side of the wall 6 toward the outside of the wall 6, so that the floor 5 fits tightly to each other and avoids the occurrence of gaps between the floors. Figure 1 As shown, the end of the elastic top sheet 15 is further tilted upward to form a protrusion 16 to better achieve its function of pushing the floor 5 .

[0054] The fastening structure provided on the buckle body 11 includes a hook 12 and a clip 13 arranged in the up and down directions on one side of the buckle body 11, and the hook 12 and the clip 13 are located on the same side of the buckle body 11 as the elastic top plate 15; specifically, the hook 12 is a configuration formed by extending from the buckle body 11 to one side and then bending downward, and the clip 13 is a configuration formed by extending from the buckle body 11 to one side and then extending obliquely downward in the opposite direction.

[0055] Furthermore, a clamping head 14 is extended obliquely upward from the upper end of the buckle body 11. The clamping head 14 is located on the same side as the hook 12 and is used to clamp and fix the corresponding skirting board to the wall.

[0056] In this embodiment, the arrangement positions of the elastic top sheet 15, the hook 12, the clip 13 and the clamp head 14 can be aligned vertically, or staggered or partially staggered. Figure 3 As shown, the setting positions of the hook 12 and the clip 13 are aligned up and down, and the setting positions of the clamp head 14 and the elastic top plate 15 are aligned up and down, and are staggered with the setting positions of the hook 12 and the clip 13. The clamp head 14 and the elastic top plate 15 are set in the middle of the buckle body 11, and the hook 12 and the clip 13 are set on both sides of the body 11 at the same time.

[0057] like Figure 2 As shown, the skirting board 30 used in conjunction with the above-mentioned fixing clip 10 is an integrated skirting board, and a receiving groove 31 and a limiting groove 33 are provided on the inner side thereof along the length direction. The positions of the receiving groove 31 and the limiting groove 33 correspond to the hook 12 and the clip 13 of the fixing clip 10 respectively; wherein, a clip groove 32 is provided at the lower end of the receiving groove 31 for hooking the hook 12 of the fixing clip 10, and the lower surface of the limiting groove 33 is set as an upward slope 34, and the slope 34 is used to support the end of the clip 13 of the fixing clip 10, and by hooking the hook 12 of the fixing clip 10 to the skirting board 30 at one position, and the clip 13 to support the skirting board 30 at another position above or below it, the fixing clip 10 is engaged and fixed to the skirting board 30.

[0058] When assembling the skirting board assembly of the present invention, first hook the hook 12 of the fixing clip 10 into the slot 32 at the lower end of the receiving slot 31 of the skirting board 30, and then push the clip 13 of the fixing clip 10 toward the limiting slot 33 of the skirting board 30, so that the end of the clip 13 passes over the slope 34 of the limiting slot and supports the lower surface of the limiting slot 33, thereby engaging and fixing the fixing clip 10 with the skirting board 30 to complete the assembly.

[0059] When installing the skirting assembly, a fixing strip 20 is also required to fix the skirting assembly to the wall. Figure 4 As shown, the fixing strip 20 includes a fixing portion 21 and a locking portion 22 extending obliquely downward from the fixing portion 21; Figure 5As shown, the fixing portion 21 is used to secure to the wall 6 via, for example, screws 4, and the downwardly angled engaging portion 22 is used to engage with the head 14 of the fixing clip 10. The elastic top sheet 15 at the lower end of the fixing clip 10 is inserted into the gap between the wall 6 and the floor 5. The upper portion of the skirting assembly is then pushed toward the wall, so that the head 14 at the top of the fixing clip 10 passes over the end of the fixing strip engaging portion 22 and abuts against the engaging portion 22, thereby securing the skirting assembly. Figure 5 A schematic diagram shows what the installation will look like after it is completed.

[0060] Those skilled in the art will readily understand that the clip 13 , the clip head 14 and the elastic top sheet 15 of the fixing buckle should all have appropriate elasticity to allow them to be appropriately squeezed and deformed for easy installation.

[0061] The skirting board assembly of this embodiment replaces the bow-shaped spring steel sheet used in the existing skirting board installation because its elastic top plate 15 of the fixing buckle 10 avoids the complicated operation of installing the spring steel sheet separately, which can greatly reduce the labor intensity of the installer.

[0062] Example 2

[0063] A second embodiment of the skirting assembly of the present invention comprises Figure 1 The fixing buckle 10 shown and the matching Figure 6 The skirting 40 is shown.

[0064] like Figure 6 As shown, the skirting line 40 is a split skirting line 40, comprising an upper skirting line 41 and a lower skirting line 42, wherein the upper skirting line 41 is fixed to the wall 6 by a fixing member such as a screw 4, and a snap-fitting slope 43 is provided at the inner lower end of the upper skirting line 41, which is equivalent to the snap-fitting portion 22 at the lower end of the fixing strip 20 described in Example 1, and is used to snap-fit ​​and fix with the clip head 14 of the fixing buckle 10; therefore, when using the split skirting line 40 of this embodiment, there is no need to use the fixing strip 20; the lower skirting line 42 is fixed to the wall 6 by a fixing member such as a screw 4, and a snap-fitting slope 43 is provided at the inner lower end of the upper skirting line 41, and the snap-fitting portion 22 at the lower end of the fixing strip 20 described in Example 1 ... A slot 44 matching the hook 12 of the fixing buckle 10 is provided on the upper inner side of the skirting board 42, so that the hook 12 of the fixing buckle 10 can be hooked in the slot 44 and fixed after installation; a limiting slot 45 is also provided on the lower inner side of the lower skirting board 42 for accommodating the clip 13 of the fixing buckle 10, and the lower surface of the limiting slot 45 is also set to an upward limiting slope 46, which is used to press the end of the clip 13 of the fixing buckle 10 to limit and fix the fixing buckle 10.

[0065] When assembling the skirting board assembly of this embodiment, first hook the hook 12 of the fixing buckle 10 into the slot 44 of the lower skirting board 42, and then push the clip 13 of the fixing buckle 10 into the limiting slot 45 of the lower skirting board 42, so that the end of the clip 13 passes over the end of the limiting slope 46 of the limiting slot 45 and supports the limiting slope 46, thereby engaging and fixing the fixing buckle 10 with the lower skirting board 42 to complete the assembly.

[0066] The installation process of the skirting board assembly of this embodiment is similar to that of the skirting board assembly of Example 1, except that the fixing strip 20 is replaced by the upper skirting board 41 .

[0067] It should be understood that since the installation process of the fixing clip 10 only requires pushing the lower skirting line 42 of the split skirting line 40 toward the wall, so that the fixing head 14 of the fixing clip 10 is engaged with the engaging slope 43 of the upper skirting line 41, the skirting line can be engaged and fixed. There is no need to first engage the lower skirting line upward into the recess and then push it down to engage it like the existing split skirting line. Therefore, the gap between the upper and lower skirting lines can be small enough, which helps to improve the appearance of the overall skirting line.

[0068] Example 3

[0069] A third embodiment of the skirting assembly of the present invention comprises Figure 8 The fixing buckle 50 and Figure 9 The integrated skirting 80.

[0070] like Figure 8 As shown, the fixing buckle 50 is a split buckle, including an upper buckle 60 and a lower buckle 70. The upper buckle 60 and the lower buckle 70 are both provided with a fixing structure on one side, and an elastic top plate 74 is extended obliquely downward from the bottom end of the lower buckle 70 toward the side where the skirting is engaged. Similar to Example 1, the elastic top plate 74 is also used to extend between the wall 6 and the floor 5 adjacent to the wall to push the floor 5 on one side of the wall 6 toward the outside of the wall, so that the floor 5 fits tightly against each other and avoids the occurrence of gaps between the floors. Similarly, as Figure 8 As shown, the end of the elastic top sheet 74 is further tilted upward to form a protrusion 75 to better achieve its function of pushing the floor 5.

[0071] The upper buckle 60 includes an upper buckle body 61, whose securing structure comprises a hook 62 and a clip 63 arranged in the vertical direction. Similar to the fixed buckle 10 of Example 1, the hook 62 and clip 63 are also located on the same side of the buckle body 61 as the elastic top plate 15. Unlike the fixed buckle 10 of Example 1, since this is a split buckle, the upper buckle body 61 only has a clip head 64 extending obliquely upward toward the same side as the hook 62 at its upper end, and no elastic top plate is provided at its lower end.

[0072] The lower buckle 70 includes a lower buckle body 71. Its securing structure also includes a hook 72 and a clip 73 arranged in the vertical direction. The hook 72 and clip 73 are configured similarly to the hook 12 and clip 23 of the fixing buckle 10 of Example 1, but in opposite directions. Another difference from the fixing buckle 10 of Example 1 is that, because it is a split buckle, the upper end of the lower buckle body 71 does not have a clip head.

[0073] like Figure 9 As shown, a receiving groove 81 and a first limiting groove 83 are provided on the upper inner side of the integrated skirting board 80 along its length direction, and the receiving groove 81 and the first limiting groove 83 correspond to the hook 62 and the clip 63 of the upper buckle 60 respectively, wherein the lower end of the receiving groove 81 is provided with a clipping groove 82 matching the hook 62 of the upper buckle 60, so that the hook 62 of the upper buckle 60 can be hooked in the clipping groove 82 and fixed after installation; the first limiting groove 83 is used to accommodate the clip 63 of the upper buckle 60, and the lower surface of the first limiting groove 83 is set to an upward slope 84, the same as Example 1, the slope 84 is used to press the end of the clip 63 of the upper buckle 60 to limit and fix the upper buckle 60.

[0074] A second limiting groove 85 and a clamping groove 86 are provided on the lower inner side of the integrated skirting board 80 along its length direction, and the second limiting groove 85 and the clamping groove 86 correspond to the clip 73 and the hook 72 of the lower buckle 70 respectively, wherein the second limiting groove 85 is used to accommodate the clip 73 of the lower buckle 70, and the upper surface of the second limiting groove 85 is set to a downward slope 87, and the slope 87 is used to support the end of the clip 73 of the lower buckle 70 to limit and fix the lower buckle 70; the clamping groove 86 matches the hook 72 of the lower buckle 70, so that after installation, the hook 72 of the lower buckle 70 can be hooked in the clamping groove 86 and fixed.

[0075] When assembling the skirting board assembly of this embodiment, first hook the hook 62 of the upper buckle 60 into the slot 82 in the receiving groove 81 of the integrated skirting board 80, then push the clip 63 of the upper buckle 60 toward the first limiting slot 83 of the skirting board 80, so that the end of the clip 63 presses against the slope 84 of the first limiting slot 83, thereby fixing the upper buckle 60 to the skirting board 80; then hook the hook 72 of the lower buckle 70 into the slot 86 on the lower inner side of the skirting board 80, and then push the clip 73 of the lower buckle 70 toward the second limiting slot 85 of the skirting board 80, so that the end of the clip 73 presses against the slope 87 of the second limiting slot 85, thereby fixing the lower buckle 70 to the skirting board 80, and completing the assembly.

[0076] When installing the above-mentioned skirting board components, it is also necessary to use Figure 4The fixing strip 20 is shown; first, fix the fixing strip 20 to the predetermined position of the wall 6, then insert the elastic top plate 74 of the lower buckle 70 of the skirting board assembly into the gap between the floor 5 and the wall 6, and push the upper part of the skirting board assembly closer to the wall 6, so that the clamping head 64 of the upper buckle 60 passes over the end of the clamping part 22 of the fixing strip 20, and is then clamped and fixed by the clamping part 22 to complete the installation. Figure 10 A schematic diagram shows what the installation will look like after it is completed.

[0077] Those skilled in the art will readily understand that the clamping head 64 of the upper buckle 60, the elastic top sheet 74 of the lower buckle 70, and the two clips 63, 73 should all have appropriate elasticity to allow them to be appropriately squeezed and deformed for easy installation.

[0078] Example 4

[0079] The fourth embodiment of the skirting assembly of the present invention comprises Figure 8 The split buckle 50 shown and Figure 11 The split skirting 90 is shown.

[0080] like Figure 11 As shown, the split skirting 90 includes an upper skirting 100 and a lower skirting 110, wherein the upper skirting 100 can be fixed to the wall 6 by a fixing member such as a screw 4, and a locking slope 101 is provided at the inner lower end of the upper skirting 100. The locking and the slope 101 are equivalent to Figure 4 The engaging portion 22 provided at the lower end of the fixing strip 20 shown is used to engage and fix with the clamping head 64 of the upper buckle 60. Therefore, when using the split skirting board 90 of this embodiment, the fixing strip 20 is not required; the upper inner side of the lower skirting board 110 is provided with a first clamping groove 111 that matches the hook 62 of the upper buckle 60 and a first limiting groove 112 that matches the clip 63 of the upper buckle 60, and the lower surface of the first limiting groove 112 is set to an upward slope 113 for the end of the clip 63 of the upper buckle 60 to push against, and the hook 62 of the upper buckle 60 can be hooked in the first clamping groove 111, and the end of the clip 63 pushes against the slope 113 of the lower surface of the first limiting groove 112, The upper buckle 60 is fixed to the lower skirting board 110; a second limiting groove 114 and a second slot 115 are also provided on the inner lower side of the lower skirting board 110, and the second limiting groove 114 matches the clip 73 of the lower buckle 70, and the upper surface of the second limiting groove 114 is set to a downward slope 116, which is used for the end of the clip 73 of the lower buckle 70 to press against; and the second slot 115 matches the hook 72 of the lower buckle 70, and the hook 72 of the lower buckle 70 can be hooked on the second slot 115 of the lower skirting board 110, and the end of the clip 73 of the lower buckle 70 can press against the slope 116 on the upper surface of the second limiting groove 114, so that the lower buckle 70 and the lower skirting board 110 are clamped and fixed.

[0081] When assembling the skirting board assembly of this embodiment, first hook the hook 62 of the upper buckle 60 into the first slot 111 of the lower skirting board 110, and then push the clip 63 of the upper buckle 60 to the first limiting slot 112 of the lower skirting board 110, so that the end of the clip 63 passes over the end of the slope 113 of the first limiting slot 112 and presses against the slope 113, thereby fixing the upper buckle 60 to the lower skirting board 110; then, hook the hook 72 of the lower buckle 70 into the second slot 86 of the lower skirting board 110, and then push the clip 73 of the lower buckle 70 into the second limiting slot 114 of the lower skirting board 110, so that the end of the clip 73 passes over the end of the slope 116 of the second limiting slot 114 and presses against the slope 116, thereby locking and fixing the lower buckle 70 to the lower skirting board 110, completing the assembly of the skirting board assembly.

[0082] When installing the above-mentioned skirting board assembly, first fix the upper skirting board 100 to the predetermined position of the wall 6 with a fixing part such as a screw 4, then insert the elastic top plate 74 of the lower buckle 70 of the skirting board assembly into the gap between the wall 6 and the floor 5, and then push the upper end of the lower skirting board 110 closer to the wall 6, so that the clamping head 64 of the upper buckle 60 passes over the end of the locking slope 101 at the bottom end of the upper skirting board 100 and presses against the locking slope 101, thereby locking and fixing the skirting board assembly to complete the installation. Figure 12 A schematic diagram showing the skirting board assembly of this embodiment after installation is completed.

[0083] Similar to the second embodiment, the use of the fixing clip 50 of this embodiment can also reduce the gap between the upper and lower skirtings sufficiently, which helps to improve the overall appearance of the skirting. In addition, the end of the screw 4 fixing the upper skirting 100 can be covered by the lower skirting 110, which also improves the appearance of the skirting.

[0084] Example 5

[0085] The fifth embodiment of the skirting assembly of the present invention comprises Figure 13 The fixing buckle 120 and Figure 14 Baseboard 150 is shown.

[0086] like Figure 13 As shown, the fixing buckle 120 is a split structure, including an upper buckle 130 and a lower buckle 140; Figure 14 As shown, the skirting line 150 used therewith is also a split skirting line, including an upper skirting line 160 and a lower skirting line 170, wherein:

[0087] The upper buckle 130 of the fixing buckle 120 is provided with a fixing structure on one side for fixing and engaging with the upper skirting line 160 of the split skirting line 150, and a hook 131 is provided at the lower end of the upper buckle 130 for fixing the lower skirting line 170 at the upper end; specifically, the fixing structure of the upper buckle 130 includes an insert 132 and a hook 133 arranged at upper and lower positions on one side of the upper buckle 130, the insert 132 extending from the upper part of the upper buckle 130 to one side, and the hook 133 extending from the lower part of the upper buckle 130 to one side and then bending upward; it is easy for those skilled in the art to understand that the insert 132 and the hook 133 can be arranged in reverse to achieve the function of fixing and engaging with the upper skirting line 160, and the positions of the insert 132 and the hook 133 on the upper buckle 130 are not limited to the upper and lower ends shown in the figure, and an appropriate position in the middle is also feasible.

[0088] The lower buckle 140 is also provided with a fixing structure on one side for fixing with the lower skirting line 170 of the split skirting line 150, and an elastic top sheet 141 is extended obliquely downward from the bottom end of the lower buckle 140 toward the side where the lower skirting line 170 is fixed; Figure 15 As shown, the elastic top sheet 141 extends between the wall 6 and the floor 5 adjacent to the wall, and is used to push the floor 5 on one side of the wall toward the outside of the wall 6, so that the floor 5 fits tightly to each other and avoids the occurrence of gaps between the floors. Figure 13 As shown, the end of the elastic top plate 141 is further curled up to form a protrusion 142 to better realize its function of pushing the floor 5; the buckle structure of the lower buckle 140 includes a hook 143 and a clip 144 arranged at the upper and lower positions on one side of the lower buckle 140, and the configuration of the hook 143 and the clip 144 is the same as the configuration of the hook 72 and the clip 73 of the lower buckle 70 of Example 3, and the orientation is also the same.

[0089] like Figure 14As shown, the inner side of the upper skirting 160 of the split skirting 150 is provided with a slot 161 and a hook groove 162, and the setting positions thereof correspond to the insert 132 and the hook 133 of the upper buckle 130, respectively, so as to facilitate the clamping and fixing with the upper buckle 130; the lower skirting 170 is provided with a limiting groove 172 and a clamping groove 171 at the lower inner side, and the setting positions of the limiting groove 172 and the clamping groove 171 correspond to the hook 143 and the clamping clip 144 of the lower buckle 140, respectively, so as to be used for hooking the hook 143 and accommodating the clamping clip 144, wherein the limiting groove 172 and the clamping groove 171 are provided at the lower inner side, respectively. The upper surface of 72 is set to a downward slope 173 for the end of the clip 144 of the lower buckle 140 to press against. By hooking the hook 143 on the slot 171 and pressing the end of the clip 144 against the slope 173 of the limiting slot 172, the lower buckle 140 and the lower skirting board 170 are snapped and fixed; a groove 174 is also provided on the inner side of the upper end of the lower skirting board 170, and the lower surface of the groove 174 is set to an upward slope 175 for the end of the hook 131 of the upper buckle 130 to press against, thereby snapping and fixing the lower skirting board 170 to the upper skirting board 170.

[0090] When assembling the skirting board assembly of this embodiment, first hook the hook 133 of the upper buckle 130 into the hook groove 162 of the upper skirting board 160, and then insert the insert 132 of the upper buckle 130 into the slot 161 of the upper skirting board 160, so that the upper buckle 130 is engaged and fixed with the upper skirting board 160; then hook the hook 143 of the lower buckle 140 into the slot 171 on the inner lower side of the lower skirting board 170, and then push the clip 144 of the lower buckle 140 into the limiting groove 172 of the lower skirting board 170, so that the end of the clip 144 passes over the end of the slope 173 on the upper surface of the limiting groove 172 and presses against the slope 173, thereby engaging and fixing the lower buckle 140 with the lower skirting board 170, and completing the assembly of the skirting board assembly.

[0091] When installing the above-mentioned skirting board assembly, first use a fixing part such as a screw 4 to fix the upper skirting board 160 together with the upper buckle 130 fixed with it to a predetermined position on the wall 6, then insert the elastic top plate 141 of the lower buckle 140 fixed to the lower skirting board 170 into the gap between the wall 6 and the floor 5, and then push the upper part of the lower skirting board 170 toward the wall 6, so that the end of the slope 175 of the inner groove 174 of the upper end passes over the hook 131 of the upper buckle 130, and the end of the hook 131 of the upper buckle 130 is pressed against the slope 175 of the lower skirting board 170, thereby locking and fixing the lower skirting board 170 to complete the installation. Figure 15 A schematic diagram shows what the installation will look like after it is completed.

[0092] Example 6

[0093] The sixth embodiment of the skirting assembly of the present invention comprises a fixing buckle and Figure 16The skirting 180 shown, wherein the fixing buckle adopts Figure 8 The form of the lower buckle 70 is shown.

[0094] like Figure 16 As shown, the skirting board 180 is an integrated skirting board, and a first limiting groove 181 is provided on the upper inner side thereof, and the lower surface of the first limiting groove 181 is set as an upward slope 182, which is used to clamp and fix the skirting board 180 at the top; a second limiting groove 183 and a clamping groove 184 are provided on the lower inner side of the skirting board 180 according to the upper and lower positions, and the second limiting groove 183 matches the clip 73 of the lower buckle 70, and the upper surface of the second limiting groove 183 is set as a downward slope 185, which is used for the end of the clip 73 of the lower buckle 70 to press against; the clamping groove 184 matches the hook 72 of the lower buckle 70, and the hook 72 of the lower buckle 70 can be hooked on the clamping groove 184 of the skirting board 180, and the end of the clamp 73 presses against the slope 185 of the second limiting groove 183, so that the lower buckle 70 is clamped and fixed to the skirting board 180.

[0095] When assembling the skirting board assembly of this embodiment, first hook the hook 72 of the fixing buckle 70 into the slot 184 on the inner lower side of the skirting board 180, and then push the clip 73 of the fixing buckle 70 toward the second limiting slot 183 below the skirting board 180, so that the end of the clip 73 passes over the end of the slope 185 on the upper surface of the limiting slot 183 and presses against the upper surface of the limiting slot 183, thereby engaging and fixing the fixing buckle 70 with the skirting board 180 to complete the assembly.

[0096] The installation of the above-mentioned skirting assembly needs to be used in conjunction with Figure 17 The fixed card strip 190 shown. Figure 17 As shown, the fixing strip 190 includes an upper fixing portion 191 and a hook 192 extending from the lower end of the fixing portion 191. The fixing portion 191 is used to fix to the wall 6 via, for example, screws 4, and the hook 192 is used to fix the skirting assembly from above. During installation, the fixing strip 190 is first fixed to a predetermined position on the wall 6, and then the elastic top plate 74 at the bottom end of the fixing buckle 70 of the skirting assembly is inserted into the gap between the wall 6 and the floor 5. The upper end of the skirting assembly is then pushed toward the wall, so that the end of the slope 182 on the lower surface of the limiting groove 181 on the upper inner side of the skirting 180 passes over the end of the hook 192 of the fixing strip 190, and then the end of the hook 192 of the fixing strip 190 abuts against the slope 182, thereby installing and fixing the skirting assembly. Figure 18 A schematic diagram showing the installed skirting board assembly of this embodiment is shown.

Claims

1. A fixing buckle for installing a skirting board, characterized in that: The fixing clip includes a clip body, one side of which is provided with a fixing structure for locking and fixing with the skirting board, and an elastic top plate extending obliquely downward from the lower end of the clip body toward the side of the skirting board for being inserted between the wall and the floor to push the floor outward; The fixing structure includes a hook and a clip arranged in pairs at upper and lower positions, which respectively hook and hold the skirting at the upper and lower positions on the inner side of the skirting, thereby being fixed with the skirting; The upper end of the buckle body is provided with a clamping head extending obliquely upward on one side of the baseboard for clamping the buckle and fixing the baseboard with which the buckle is clamped and fixed to the wall.

2. The fixing buckle according to claim 1, characterized in that: The hook is a structure formed by extending from the buckle body to one side of the baseboard and then bending downward or upward. The clip is a structure formed by extending from the buckle body to one side of the baseboard and then extending obliquely downward or upward in the opposite direction, and the hook and the clip have the same direction.

3. The fixing buckle according to claim 1, characterized in that: The clamping head, the hook, the clamping clip and the elastic top sheet are arranged in an up-down alignment, staggered or partially staggered relationship.

4. The fixing buckle according to claim 1, characterized in that: It also includes a fixing strip, which includes a fixing portion and a clamping portion extending obliquely downward from the fixing portion, wherein the fixing portion is used to be fixed to the wall, and the clamping portion extending obliquely downward is used to be clamped and fixed with the clamping head of the fixing buckle.

5. The fixing buckle according to claim 1, characterized in that: It also includes a fixed clip strip, which includes an upper fixing portion and a hook extending from the lower end of the fixing portion, wherein the fixing portion is used to be fixed to the wall, and the hook is used to engage and fix the skirting board.

6. A fixing buckle for installing a skirting board, characterized in that: The fixing buckle is a split buckle, including an upper buckle and a lower buckle, wherein: The upper and lower buckles are both provided with a fixing structure on one side for locking and fixing with the skirting board, and the lower end of the lower buckle extends obliquely downward toward the side of the skirting board for locking with an elastic top sheet for being inserted between the wall and the floor to push the floor outward; The upper end of the upper buckle is provided with a clamping head extending obliquely upward on the side of the baseboard for clamping the upper buckle and the baseboard fixed thereto to the wall; The fixing structure includes a hook and a clip arranged in pairs at upper and lower positions, which respectively hook and support the skirting line at the upper and lower positions on the inner side of the skirting line, thereby being fixed with the skirting line.

7. A fixing buckle for installing a skirting board, characterized in that: The fixing buckle is a split buckle, including an upper buckle and a lower buckle, wherein: The upper and lower buckles are both provided with a fixing structure on one side for locking and fixing with the skirting board, and the lower end of the lower buckle extends obliquely downward toward the side of the skirting board for locking with an elastic top sheet for being inserted between the wall and the floor to push the floor outward; The upper end of the upper buckle is provided with a clamping head extending obliquely upward on the side of the baseboard for clamping the upper buckle and the baseboard fixed thereto to the wall; The fixing structure includes a hook and an insert arranged in pairs at upper and lower positions, which respectively hook and insert the skirting line at the upper and lower positions on the inner side of the skirting line, thereby being fixed with the skirting line.

8. A skirting board used in conjunction with the fixing buckle according to claim 1 or 6, characterized in that: The inner side of the skirting board is provided with at least one slot and a limiting slot in pairs along its length direction. The slot matches the hook of the fixed buckle and is used for the hook of the fixed buckle to hook. The limiting slot matches the clip of the fixed buckle and is used for the end of the clip to abut against.

9. The skirting board according to claim 8, characterized in that The upper surface of the limiting groove is configured as a downward slope, or the lower surface of the limiting groove is configured as an upward slope, so as to allow the end of the clip of the fixing buckle to abut against it.

10. The skirting board according to claim 8, characterized in that The skirting board is also provided with a separate limiting groove on the inner side along the length direction, which is used to clamp and fix the skirting board on the wall.

11. The skirting board according to claim 10, characterized in that The upper surface of the limiting groove is arranged to be a downward slope, or the lower surface of the limiting groove is arranged to be an upward slope.

12. A skirting board used in conjunction with the fixing buckle according to claim 1 or 6, characterized in that: The skirting board is a split skirting board, including an upper skirting board and a lower skirting board, wherein: The upper skirting is used to be fixed to the wall, and the inner lower end of the upper skirting has a clamping structure for clamping and fixing with the limiting groove of the lower skirting or the clamping head of the fixing buckle that is clamped and fixed to the lower skirting; The inner side of the lower skirting board is provided with at least one card slot and a limit slot in pairs along its length direction. The card slot matches the hook of the fixed clip and is used for hooking the hook of the fixed clip. The limit slot matches the clip of the fixed clip and is used for abutment of the end of the clip. In addition, the upper end of the lower skirting board is provided with a separate limit slot, or the upper end of the fixed clip that is engaged and fixed with it is provided with a clamping head.

13. The skirting board according to claim 12, characterized in that The engaging structure at the inner lower end of the upper skirting is an engaging slope arranged obliquely downward.

14. The skirting board according to claim 12, characterized in that The engaging structure at the inner lower end of the upper skirting line is a hook of a fixed buckle that is engaged and fixed with the upper skirting line.

15. A skirting assembly, characterized in that: The invention comprises the fixing buckle according to any one of claims 1 to 7, and a skirting board fixed with the fixing buckle.

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