Directly-spliced wooden door structure of pseudo-classic architecture

Abstract

The utility model discloses a straight splicing wooden door structure of a pseudo-classic architecture, which belongs to the technical field of wooden doors and comprises a door plate, the wooden plate comprises a first wooden plate, a second wooden plate and a third wooden plate which are arranged side by side, one side of the first wooden plate is provided with a first mounting hole and a first connecting groove, and the first mounting hole and the first connecting groove both penetrate through the first wooden plate, the second wooden plate and the third wooden plate. Second mounting holes are formed in one side of the third wood plate and communicate with the first mounting holes, a plurality of first mounting holes and second connecting grooves are formed in the door plate at intervals, denier penetrating pins are movably clamped in the first connecting grooves, connecting assemblies are movably clamped on the denier penetrating pins, and bolts are arranged in the first mounting holes in a penetrating mode; the wood boards are fixed through the arranged denier penetrating pins, the connecting assemblies are arranged on the denier penetrating pins, the denier penetrating pins are fixed, the fixing stability of the denier penetrating pins is improved, the bolts lock all the wood boards, the matched gaps of the wood boards are reduced, the gaps of the wood boards are prevented from being opened, the stability of the wooden door is improved, and the attractiveness of the wooden door is guaranteed.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The utility model relates to the technical field of wooden doors, in particular to a straight-jointed wooden door structure of an antique building. Background Art

[0002] Restoration of ancient buildings or reconstruction of antique buildings is an important construction element that is indispensable in the current urbanization development. In the modern reinforced concrete, retaining a touch of sunshine of traditional buildings is necessary for cultural inheritance.

[0003] In various ancient buildings or antique buildings, wooden doors are a very commonly used type of door. Nowadays, due to the exploitation of ancient wood from virgin forests or wood processing, it is often possible to weave whole-width wooden doors. However, as ancient cultural relics, wooden doors are mostly made of many thin and long strips of wood spliced ​​together to form straight doors.

[0004] Traditional straight-jointed doors are made by splicing several pieces of dry wood together, and use dowel pins to control the flatness and integrity of the doors. However, this method is not ideal for controlling the shrinkage of the wood, and often causes the ends of the dowel pins to be exposed, affecting the opening and closing operation of the door and the overall appearance. For this reason, a straight-jointed wooden door structure for antique buildings is proposed. Utility Model Content

[0005] In order to overcome the deficiencies of the prior art, the utility model provides a straight-jointed wooden door structure for an antique building, which is convenient for shrinking the planks of the spliced ​​wooden door and has a stable structure, thereby helping to improve the firmness and aesthetics of the wooden door.

[0006] In order to solve the above technical problems, the utility model provides the following technical solutions: a straight-jointed wooden door structure of an antique building, including a door panel, the door panel including a first wooden board, a second wooden board, and a third wooden board arranged side by side, the first wooden board is provided with a first mounting hole and a first connecting groove on the side away from the third wooden board, the first mounting hole and the first connecting groove both penetrate the first wooden board, the second wooden board, and the third wooden board, the third wooden board is provided with a second mounting hole on the side away from the first wooden board, the second mounting hole is connected with the first mounting hole, a number of the first mounting holes and the first connecting grooves are arranged at intervals on the door panel, a through pin is movably connected in the first connecting groove, a connecting component is movably connected on the through pin, the connecting component is fitted with the surface of the door panel close to the door panel, and a bolt is passed through the first mounting hole.

[0007] Preferably, the bolt includes an integrally formed hexagonal head and a screw rod, one end of the screw rod away from the hexagonal head is threadedly connected with a nut, the hexagonal head abuts in the first mounting hole, and the nut abuts in the second mounting hole.

[0008] Preferably, a first hole plug is movably connected in the first mounting hole, and a second hole plug is movably connected in the second mounting hole, and both the first hole plug and the second hole plug are in contact with the bolt.

[0009] Preferably, the connecting component is provided with an integrally formed connecting plate on both the upper and lower sides, the connecting plate is provided with an integrally formed second ridge, the through pin is provided with a second connecting groove, the second ridge is movably engaged with the second connecting groove, and the second ridge and the second connecting groove are interference fit.

[0010] Preferably, the through pin is provided with an integrally formed first ridge, the first ridge is movably engaged with the first mounting hole, and the first ridge and the first mounting hole are interference fit.

[0011] Preferably, a first pin groove is provided on the side of the connecting component that is in contact with the door panel, a second pin groove is provided on the through pin, the first pin groove and the second pin groove have corresponding positions, and a connecting pin is movably engaged in the first pin groove and the second pin groove.

[0012] Preferably, connection seams are provided at the connection points between the first wooden board and the second wooden board, and between the second wooden board and the third wooden board.

[0013] Compared with the prior art, the utility model can achieve the following beneficial effects:

[0014] 1. The first wooden board, the second wooden board and the third wooden board are connected by the set through pins, and the connecting components fix the through pins to make the fixation of the through pins more stable. Bolts are inserted between the first, second and third wooden boards to fix the wooden boards for the second time, which can effectively prevent the gaps between the wooden boards from opening, which is beneficial to improving the stability of the wooden door and ensuring the beauty of the wooden door.

[0015] 2. The first mounting hole and the second mounting hole are blocked by setting the first hole plug and the second hole plug to prevent the bolts from rusting after contacting with the air, which is beneficial to improving the service life of the wooden door. When the wooden door is in use, the mounting holes are not visible, further improving the aesthetics of the wooden door. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0016] Figure 1 It is a schematic diagram of the overall structure of a straight-jointed wooden door structure of an antique building in an embodiment;

[0017] Figure 2 It is a schematic diagram of the overall structure of a straight-jointed wooden door structure of an antique building in the embodiment;

[0018] Figure 3 A schematic diagram of the side structure of a wooden board of a straight-jointed wooden door structure of an antique building in an embodiment;

[0019] Figure 4A schematic diagram of a bolt structure of a straight-jointed wooden door structure of an antique building in an embodiment;

[0020] Figure 5 It is a schematic diagram of a connecting component and a through-pin structure of a straight-jointed wooden door structure of an antique building in an embodiment;

[0021] Among them: 1. door panel; 11. first wooden board; 111. first mounting hole; 112. first connecting groove; 12. second wooden board; 13. third wooden board; 131. second mounting hole; 2. connecting assembly; 21. connecting plate; 22. second ridge; 23. first pin groove; 3. through pin; 31. second connecting groove; 32. first ridge; 33. second pin groove; 4. bolt; 41. hexagonal head; 42. screw rod; 43. nut; 5. first hole plug; 6. second hole plug; 7. connecting pin; 8. connecting seam. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0022] The following is attached to the instruction manual Figure 1-5 , the technical solution of the utility model is explained through specific embodiments.

[0023] Embodiment:

[0024] like Figure 1 As shown, the utility model provides a straight-jointed wooden door structure of an antique building, including a door panel 1, wherein the door panel 1 includes a first wooden board 11, a second wooden board 12, and a third wooden board 13 arranged side by side, and connecting seams 8 are provided at the connecting parts of the first wooden board 11 and the second wooden board 12, and the second wooden board 12 and the third wooden board 13. A first mounting hole 111 and a first connecting groove 112 are provided on the side of the first wooden board 11 away from the third wooden board 13, and the first mounting hole 111 and the first connecting groove 112 both penetrate the first wooden board 11, the second wooden board 12, and the third wooden board 13, and a plurality of first mounting holes 111 and the first connecting grooves 112 are arranged at intervals.

[0025] like Figure 2 and Figure 3 As shown, a second mounting hole 131 is opened on the side of the third wooden board 13 away from the first wooden board 11, and the position of the second mounting hole 131 corresponds to the first mounting hole 111. A through pin 3 is movably connected in the first connecting groove 112, and a connecting component 2 is movably connected on the through pin 3. The connecting component 2 is in contact with the surface of the door panel 1 on the side close to the door panel 1.

[0026] like Figure 4 As shown, combined Figure 1 and Figure 4 ,from Figure 4It can be seen that a bolt 4 is passed through the first mounting hole 111, and the bolt 4 includes an integrally formed hexagonal head 41 and a screw rod 42. The hexagonal head 41 abuts against the first mounting hole 111, and a nut 43 is threadedly connected to the screw rod 42. The nut 43 abuts against the second mounting hole 131. A first hole plug 5 is movably connected in the first mounting hole 111, and a second hole plug 6 is movably connected in the second mounting hole 131. Both the first hole plug 5 and the second hole plug 6 abut against the bolt 4.

[0027] like Figure 5 As shown, the connecting component 2 is provided with an integrally formed connecting plate 21 on both the upper and lower sides, and the connecting plate 21 is provided with an integrally formed second ridge 22. A first pin groove 23 is provided on the side of the connecting component 2 that is in contact with the door panel 1, and a second connecting groove 31 is provided on the surface of the through-pin 3 away from the door panel 1. An integrally formed first ridge 32 is provided on the side where the through-pin 3 is connected to the door panel 1, and a second pin groove 33 is provided on the through-pin 3. The first ridge 32 is movably engaged with the first connecting groove 112, and the second ridge 22 is movably engaged with the second connecting groove 31. The first pin groove 23 and the second pin groove 33 correspond in position, and a connecting pin 7 is movably engaged in the first pin groove 23 and the second pin groove 33.

[0028] It should be noted that, in the present embodiment, the first convex rib 32 and the first connecting groove 112 , and the second convex rib 22 and the second connecting groove 31 are all interference fit.

[0029] Installation process: select the dried first wooden board 11, the second wooden board 12, and the third wooden board 13, cut them into the required size, then cut out the first installation hole 111, the first connecting groove 112, and the second installation hole 131 in the first wooden board 11, the second wooden board 12, and the third wooden board 13, and process the connecting seams 8 at the mutual connections, and cut other accessories of the wooden door so that the sizes of each structure correspond to each other.

[0030] Installation steps: First, connect the connecting component 2 with the through pin 3. After the connecting component 2 and the through pin 3 are connected in place, insert the connecting pin 7 into the first pin groove 23 and the second pin groove 33, and connect the first wooden board 11, the second wooden board 12, and the third wooden board 13 with the through pin 3 in sequence, and make the first wooden board 11, the second wooden board 12, and the third wooden board 13 tightly connected, and then insert the bolt 4 from the first mounting hole 111, and insert the end of the screw rod 42 away from the hexagonal head 41 into the end of the second mounting hole 131, and put the nut 43 at one end of the second mounting hole 131 to connect the nut 43 with the screw rod 42, and clamp the first wooden board 11, the second wooden board 12, and the third wooden board 13, further reduce the matching clearance of the first wooden board 11, the second wooden board 12, and the third wooden board 13, use the first hole plug 5 and the second hole plug 6 to block the first mounting hole 111 and the second mounting hole 131 to complete the assembly of the wooden door.

[0031] Although embodiments of the present invention have been shown and described, it will be appreciated by those skilled in the art that various changes, modifications, substitutions and variations may be made to the embodiments without departing from the principles and spirit of the present invention, and that the scope of the present invention is defined by the appended claims and their equivalents.

Claims

1. A straight-jointed wooden door structure of an antique building, comprising a door panel, characterized in that: The door panel includes a first wooden board, a second wooden board, and a third wooden board arranged side by side, a first mounting hole and a first connecting groove are formed on the side of the first wooden board away from the third wooden board, the first mounting hole and the first connecting groove both penetrate the first wooden board, the second wooden board, and the third wooden board, a second mounting hole is formed on the side of the third wooden board away from the first wooden board, the second mounting hole is connected to the first mounting hole, a plurality of the first mounting holes and the first connecting grooves are arranged at intervals on the door panel, a through pin is movably engaged in the first connecting groove, a connecting component is movably engaged on the through pin, the connecting component is in contact with the surface of the door panel close to the door panel, and a bolt is penetrated in the first mounting hole.

2. The straight-jointed wooden door structure of an antique building according to claim 1 is characterized in that: The bolt comprises an integrally formed hexagonal head and a screw rod, one end of the screw rod away from the hexagonal head is threadedly connected with a nut, the hexagonal head abuts in the first mounting hole, and the nut abuts in the second mounting hole.

3. The straight-jointed wooden door structure of an antique building according to claim 2 is characterized in that: A first hole plug is movably connected in the first mounting hole, and a second hole plug is movably connected in the second mounting hole. Both the first hole plug and the second hole plug are in contact with the bolt.

4. The straight-jointed wooden door structure of an antique building according to claim 1 is characterized in that: The connecting component is provided with an integrally formed connecting plate on both the upper and lower sides, and the connecting plate is provided with an integrally formed second ridge. The through pin is provided with a second connecting groove, and the second ridge is movably engaged with the second connecting groove, and the second ridge and the second connecting groove are interference fit.

5. The straight-jointed wooden door structure of an antique building according to claim 1 is characterized in that: The through pin is provided with an integrally formed first ridge, the first ridge is movably engaged with the first mounting hole, and the first ridge and the first mounting hole are in interference fit.

6. The straight-jointed wooden door structure of an antique building according to claim 1, characterized in that: A first pin groove is formed on the side of the connecting component that is in contact with the door panel, and a second pin groove is formed on the through pin. The first pin groove and the second pin groove correspond in position, and a connecting pin is movably engaged in the first pin groove and the second pin groove.

7. The straight-jointed wooden door structure of an antique building according to claim 1 is characterized in that: Connection seams are provided at the connection points between the first wooden board and the second wooden board, and between the second wooden board and the third wooden board.

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