Installation structure of wall-mountable pegboard

Abstract

This utility model discloses an installation structure for a wall-mountable pegboard, including a pegboard body with several through holes, and a first rolled edge perpendicular to the pegboard body on its back edge; it also includes at least one first connector for attaching the first rolled edge to the top of the pegboard body and screwing it to the pegboard body and beam / column components; the top of the first connector is used to attach the first rolled edge to the top of the pegboard body; the first vertical plate of the first connector has a first hole, through which a first fastener passes and screws the first vertical plate to the beam / column component; the second vertical plate of the connector has a second hole, through which a second fastener passes through a through hole at the top of the pegboard body and then through the second hole to screw the second vertical plate to the pegboard body. This wall-mountable pegboard installation structure can meet the installation requirements of beam / column components and ensures good and reliable load-bearing capacity for items hung on the installed pegboard body.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the field of wall-mountable panels, specifically an installation structure for a wall-mountable perforated panel. Background Technology

[0002] Pegboards are gaining wider popularity worldwide due to their flexible storage capabilities and diverse display options.

[0003] Existing perforated panels generally include a perforated panel body with several through holes arranged in a matrix, and the back edge of the perforated panel body has a rolled edge that is 90° to the panel body.

[0004] Existing pegboard technology typically involves mounting the board directly to the wall using multiple screws through certain through holes. This mounting structure, due to the rolled edges increasing the distance between the wall and the pegboard, suffers from relatively poor load-bearing capacity and generally requires a large number of screws for fixation. Furthermore, this mounting structure lacks specificity and cannot meet the needs of specialized installations. For example, in American houses, most walls are supported by vertical wooden posts and horizontal wooden beams, lacking continuous load-bearing walls. The spacing between posts or beams is often unequal, making it difficult to accommodate the installation requirements of the pegboard itself, let alone the load-bearing capacity required for stably and reliably hanging items.

[0005] The existing technology for installing perforated panels is also not very specific and cannot meet the special installation requirements of the aforementioned non-full-wall load-bearing structures, let alone meet the load-bearing requirements of the perforated panel itself for stable and reliable hanging of items. Summary of the Invention

[0006] The technical problem to be solved by this utility model is to provide an installation structure for a wall-mountable pegboard that can meet the installation requirements of areas without a full load-bearing wall and allows the installed pegboard to have good and stable load-bearing performance for hanging items.

[0007] The technical solution of this utility model is to provide an installation structure for a wall-mountable perforated panel, including a perforated panel body with a plurality of through holes, and a first rolled edge on the back edge of the perforated panel body that is perpendicular to the perforated panel body; the installation structure for the wall-mountable perforated panel also includes at least one first connector for attaching the first rolled edge to the top of the perforated panel body and for screwing and fixing the perforated panel body and the beam and column components.

[0008] With the above structure, the installation structure of this utility model of a wall-mountable perforated board has the following advantages: Because the first rolled edge around the perimeter of the perforated panel is hooked onto the first connector, and the first connector is screwed to the perforated panel and the beam / column components. Each perforated panel only needs one first connector to be hooked and fixed onto narrower beam / column components, such as a single column or beam, or a single reinforced concrete column or beam. Vertically hooked rectangular perforated panels only need one horizontally narrow first connector, while horizontally hooked rectangular perforated panels only need one horizontally wider first connector, such as one that is two or three times wider; or only two first connectors are needed. Moreover, the fixing position of the two connectors can be fully adapted to two columns or two beams with different spacing; the relative position of the perforated panel and the two first connectors can also be adjusted horizontally. This not only meets the installation requirements of components without a full beam / column structure, but also ensures good load-bearing capacity of the items hooked onto the installed perforated panel and stable and reliable hooking and fixing of the perforated panel. Furthermore, the structure of this utility model is simple, and the operation of hanging and fixing the perforated plate body on the beam and column components is convenient and quick. If it is necessary to move, loosen and disassemble the perforated plate body, the operation is also convenient and quick.

[0009] Furthermore, the top of the first connector is used to attach the first rolled edge of the top of the perforated plate body; the first vertical plate of the first connector has at least one first hole, and at least one first fastener is used to pass through the first hole and screw the first vertical plate to the beam-column member; the second vertical plate of the first connector has at least one second hole, and at least one second fastener passes through a through hole at the top of the perforated plate body and then through the second hole to screw the second vertical plate to the perforated plate body body. By adopting the above structure, compared with the existing technology where screws are directly fixed to the wall through holes on the front, resulting in poor load-bearing capacity and a large number of screws due to the distance between the first rolled edge, the first vertical plate is parallel to the load-bearing wall surface, i.e., the vertical wall surface of the beam-column component such as a column or beam. Under the fastening action of the first fastener, it is tightly attached to the load-bearing wall surface, effectively overcoming the above-mentioned defects of the existing technology. This results in good load-bearing capacity of the first fastener, and a firm and reliable connection between the first connector and the load-bearing wall surface. Furthermore, since the second vertical plate is tightly attached to the back of the perforated plate body, the second fastener firmly and reliably connects the connector to the perforated plate body, making the connection between the perforated plate body and the beam-column component such as the vertical wall surface of a column or beam firm and reliable. It also saves on fastener material, further ensuring that the installation requirements of beam-column components are met, and that the load-bearing capacity of the perforated plate after installation is good, and the hanging and fixing of the perforated plate is stable and reliable. Moreover, the first vertical plate can be fixed first, and then the second vertical plate can be fixed, making the hanging and fixing operation more convenient and faster.

[0010] Furthermore, the first vertical plate is located at the lower part of the first connector, and the top of the first vertical plate is connected to one end of the first horizontal plate. The first vertical plate and the first horizontal plate are perpendicular to each other. The other end of the first horizontal plate is connected to the bottom of the second vertical plate, and the first horizontal plate and the second vertical plate are perpendicular to each other. The top of the second vertical plate is connected to one end of the second horizontal plate, and the second vertical plate and the second horizontal plate are perpendicular to each other. The second horizontal plate is shorter than the first horizontal plate. With the above specific structure, the first connector can be integrally formed from sheet metal, making the connector structure simpler, more robust, and more reliable. This makes the hanging and fixing operations more convenient and faster, further ensuring that the installation requirements of beam and column components are met, and that the installed perforated plate body has good load-bearing capacity for hanging items, and that the hanging and fixing of the perforated plate body is stable and reliable.

[0011] Furthermore, a fastening sleeve is fixed at the second hole on the inner side of the second vertical plate. The inner hole of the fastening sleeve, coaxial with the second hole, has an internal thread for the external thread of the second fastener to be tightened. With the above structure, the second vertical plate of the first connector is screwed to the perforated plate body through the second hole and a through hole at the top of the perforated plate body, eliminating the need for a movable nut at one end. Only one hand is needed to use a screwdriver on the front of the perforated plate body to screw the screw head, making the screwing operation more convenient and faster, and providing a basis for the fastener structure for the following setting of the U-shaped groove.

[0012] Furthermore, a first rolled edge perpendicular to the perforated panel body is connected to a second rolled edge perpendicular to the first rolled edge. The second rolled edge, the first rolled edge, and the perforated panel body form an inwardly opening U-shaped groove. The other end of the second horizontal plate of the first connector is connected to a guide plate for attaching the perforated panel body, allowing the U-shaped groove to fit into the first connector and thus allowing the top first rolled edge to attach to the second horizontal plate of the first connector. With the above specific structure, after the first connector is fixed to the beam-column member, it is more convenient to attach the top of the perforated panel body to the first connector, and it is also more convenient to move and align the perforated panel body laterally. At the same time, since the U-shaped groove has a front-back limiting effect on the first connector, it is more convenient and faster to screw the external thread of the second fastener into the internal thread of the fastening sleeve.

[0013] Furthermore, a pair of first reinforcing ribs are connected to both sides of the first vertical plate. This structure improves the firmness and strength of the first connector, further ensuring that the installation requirements of beam and column components are met, while also providing good load-bearing capacity for hanging items on the installed perforated plate and ensuring stable and reliable hanging and fixing of the perforated plate.

[0014] Furthermore, a pair of second reinforcing ribs are connected to both sides of the second vertical plate. This structure improves the firmness and strength of the first connector, further ensuring the installation requirements of beam and column components are met, while also providing good load-bearing capacity for hanging items on the installed perforated plate and ensuring stable and reliable hanging and fixing of the perforated plate.

[0015] Furthermore, the installation structure of this utility model's wall-mountable pegboard also includes a second connector connecting the lower part of the pegboard body to the beam / column component. The second connector has the same structure as the first connector, but faces the opposite direction: the second horizontal plate of the second connector is located at the bottom end; the second connector is connected to the pegboard body only via a second fastener; and the second connector is connected to the beam / column component via a first fastener. This structure makes the fixing of the pegboard body to the beam / column component more reliable and stable, further ensuring that the installation requirements of the beam / column component are met, while also providing good load-bearing capacity for items hung on the installed pegboard body and ensuring stable and reliable hanging and fixing of the pegboard body.

[0016] Furthermore, the perforated panel itself is rectangular; multiple perforated panels are arranged horizontally with a length dimension greater than its height dimension. The perforated panels are fixed to each other via bolt holes and nuts on the first rolled edge; multiple first connectors are provided on each perforated panel. With this structure, to increase and expand the hanging area of ​​the horizontally oriented rectangular perforated panels, only the first connectors are needed at locations with columns or beams. At locations without columns or beams, adjacent perforated panels are connected by bolts to form a whole. This overcomes the difficulties of installing beam and column components without complete walls, and the defects of unequal spacing between columns or beams. It further ensures that the installation requirements of beam and column components are met, and also provides good load-bearing capacity for the items hung on the installed perforated panels, as well as stable and reliable hanging and fixing of the perforated panels.

[0017] Furthermore, the perforated panel body is rectangular; multiple perforated panel bodies are arranged vertically with a height dimension greater than a width dimension, and the perforated panel bodies are fixed to each other via bolt holes and bolt nuts on the first rolled edge; a first connector is provided on each perforated panel body; a second connector is also provided on each perforated panel body, located on the lower part of the back of each perforated panel body. With the above structure, to increase and expand the hanging area of ​​the vertical rectangular perforated panel bodies, the first connector and the second connector are used for connection at locations with columns or beams, while locations without columns or beams are formed by bolting adjacent perforated panel bodies together. This overcomes the difficulties of installing beam and column components without complete walls, and the defects of unequal spacing between columns or beams, further ensuring that the installation requirements of beam and column components are met. It also provides the technical effect of good load-bearing capacity for items hung on the perforated panel body after installation, and stable and reliable hanging and fixing of the perforated panel body. Attached Figure Description

[0018] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram showing the rear side of a rectangular perforated plate body installed horizontally in an embodiment of the installation structure of this utility model.

[0019] Figure 2 This is a schematic diagram showing the vertical installation of a rectangular perforated plate body according to an embodiment of the installation structure of this utility model, with the back side visible.

[0020] Figure 3 yes Figure 2 A magnified structural diagram of A in the middle.

[0021] Figure 4 yes Figure 2 A magnified structural diagram of B in the diagram.

[0022] Figure 5 yes Figure 2 Schematic diagram of longitudinal section structure at the first connector ( Figure 5 and Figure 6 The first and second reinforcing ribs are not shown in the diagram.

[0023] Figure 6 yes Figure 5 A magnified structural diagram of C.

[0024] Figure 7 This is an enlarged structural diagram of the first connector in an embodiment of the installation structure of this utility model. Figure 1 .

[0025] Figure 8 This is an enlarged structural diagram of the first connector in an embodiment of the installation structure of this utility model. Figure 2 .

[0026] Figure 9 is an enlarged schematic structural view of an embodiment of the second fastener in the mounting structure of the present utility model.

[0027] Figure 10 is an enlarged schematic structural view of an embodiment of the first fastener in the mounting structure of the present utility model.

[0028] Figure 11 is a schematic structural view of a plurality of rectangular perforated plate bodies in the mounting structure embodiment of the present utility model, which are transversely installed and the back surface is shown.

[0029] Figure 12 is Figure 11 an enlarged schematic structural view of D in the drawing.

[0030] Figure 13 is a separately displayed Figure 12 schematic structural view of the bolt and nut in the drawing.

[0031] Figure 14 is a schematic structural view of a plurality of rectangular perforated plate bodies in the mounting structure embodiment of the present utility model, which are vertically installed and the back surface is shown.

[0032] Figure 15 is a schematic structural view of the rectangular perforated plate body in the mounting structure embodiment of the present utility model, which is transversely installed and the front surface is shown (the internal thread and the external thread are not shown in the above drawings).

[0033] As shown in the drawing: 1. Perforated plate body, 11. Front surface, 12. Back surface, 13. Through hole, 14. First curled edge, 141. Bolt through hole, 15. Second curled edge, 151. Notch, 16. U-shaped accommodating groove; 2. First connecting member, 21. First vertical plate, 211. First hole, 22. First horizontal plate, 23. Second vertical plate, 231. Second hole, 24. Fastening sleeve, 241. Internal thread, 25. Second horizontal plate, 26. Inclined plate, 27. Short vertical plate, 28. First reinforcing rib plate, 29. Second reinforcing rib plate; 3. Second connecting member; 41. First fastener, 42. Second fastener, 43. Bolt, 44. Nut. Detailed Description of the Embodiments

[0034] The specific embodiments of the present utility model will be further described below with reference to the accompanying drawings. It should be noted that the descriptions of these specific embodiments are used to help understand the present utility model, but do not constitute a limitation on the present utility model. In addition, the technical features involved in the respective specific embodiments of the present utility model described below may be combined with each other as long as they do not conflict with each other.

[0035] As shown in Figure 1 , Figure 2 , Figure 3 , Figure 4 , Figure 5 , Figure 6 , Figure 7 , Figure 8 , Figure 9 , Figure 10 and Figure 15 As shown.

[0036] An embodiment of the installation structure of this utility model of a wall-mountable pegboard includes a pegboard body 1 with a plurality of through holes 13. The back edge 12 of the pegboard body 1 has a first rolled edge 14 perpendicular to the pegboard body 1. The plurality of through holes 13 are generally arranged in a matrix. The shape of the pegboard body 1 is preferably rectangular as described below, but it can also be a polygon other than a rectangle, i.e., a quadrilateral, such as a triangle, pentagon, hexagon, etc. The first rolled edge 14 is preferably a straight edge. The shape of the through holes 13 of the pegboard body 1 is generally circular, but it can also be elliptical, gourd-shaped, polygonal, etc. The plurality of through holes 13 are generally used to hang items from the front edge 11 of the pegboard body 1, and can also be used as a mounting connector as described below, or for installing hooks, etc.

[0037] An embodiment of the installation structure for the wall-mountable perforated panel of this utility model further includes at least one first connecting member 2 for attaching a first rolled edge 14 to the top of the perforated panel body 1 and for screwing and fixing the perforated panel body 1 and beam / column components such as columns or beams. In other words, it also includes at least one first connecting member 2 for screwing and fixing to the perforated panel body 1 and beam / column components, with the top of the first connecting member 2 for attaching the perforated panel body 1. It can also be stated that it includes at least one first connecting member 2, which is used to attach the first rolled edge 14 to the top of the perforated panel body 1 and for screwing and fixing to the perforated panel body 1 and beam / column components. It is easy to understand that beam / column components include beams and / or columns, such as wooden beams and concrete beams, and wooden columns or concrete columns. Beam / column components are also called beam / column structures.

[0038] At least one, that is, each perforated board body 1 can have one first connector 2, or multiple first connectors 2, such as two or three. Figure 2 The rectangular perforated board body 1 shown, installed vertically (also called in a vertical orientation), generally requires only one narrow first connector 2. The rectangular perforated board body 1 installed horizontally can also require only one first connector 2, but a wider first connector 2 can be used, with its width being two or three times the width of the narrower first connector 1. Of course, in this case, the first hole 211 described below can be multiple, such as two or three. The first connector 2 can also be... Figure 1The diagram shows multiple examples, such as two. The structure described in this section can meet the installation and fixing requirements of the perforated panel body 1 with a single column or a single beam, or two columns or two beams with unequal spacing, as described in the above invention.

[0039] The top of the first connector 2 is used to attach the first rolled edge 14 at the top of the perforated plate body 1. The first vertical plate 21 of the first connector 2 has at least one first hole 211 (e.g., a circular hole), and at least one first fastener 41 is used to pass through the first hole 211 and screw the first vertical plate 21 onto the beam-column member, i.e., to fix the first connector 2 onto the beam-column member. The second vertical plate 23 of the first connector 2 has at least one second hole 231 (e.g., a circular hole), and at least one second fastener 42 passes through a through hole 13 at the top of the perforated plate body 1 and then through the second hole 231 to screw the second vertical plate 23 onto the perforated plate body 1, i.e., to fix the first connector 2 onto the perforated plate body 1. This screwing fixation can be achieved using bolts and nuts as described below, but preferably using screws and fastening sleeves 24 as described below. It is easy to understand that different first fasteners 41 can be selected according to the different materials of the beam-column member; for example, for wooden columns or wooden beams, different first fasteners 41 can be used. Figure 10 The steel screws shown are called self-tapping screws, while expansion screws can be used for reinforced concrete columns or beams. Installation only requires drilling a hole with an impact hammer beforehand. The second fastener 42 can be a bolt and a nut; the bolt passes through a through hole and a second hole, and is then tightened by the nut. However, as described below, the second fastener 42 is preferably... Figure 9 The screw shown passes through a through hole 13 and a second hole 231 and is screwed into the internal thread 241 of the fastening sleeve 24, thereby screwing the second vertical plate 23 to the perforated plate body 1.

[0040] The first vertical plate 21 can be located at the lower part of the first connecting member 2. The top of the first vertical plate 21 is connected to one end of the first horizontal plate 22, and the first vertical plate 21 and the first horizontal plate 22 are perpendicular to each other. The other end of the first horizontal plate 22 is connected to the bottom of the second vertical plate 23, and the first horizontal plate 22 and the second vertical plate 23 are perpendicular to each other. The top of the second vertical plate 23 is connected to one end of the second horizontal plate 25, and the second vertical plate 23 and the second horizontal plate 25 are perpendicular to each other. The horizontal plate is also called a horizontal plate. The second horizontal plate 25 may be shorter than the first horizontal plate 22, and its function is to leave space for the following guide plate.

[0041] Preferably, a fastening sleeve 24 is fixed or welded to the second hole 231 on the inner side of the second vertical plate 23. The inner hole of the fastening sleeve 24, which is coaxial with the second hole 231, has an internal thread 241 for the external thread of the second fastener 42 to be tightened and fixed.

[0042] In a preferred embodiment, a first rolled edge 14 perpendicular to the perforated panel body 1 can be connected to a second rolled edge 15 perpendicular to the first rolled edge 14. The second rolled edge 15, the first rolled edge 14, and the perforated panel body 1 form an inwardly opening U-shaped groove 16. Alternatively, the second rolled edge 15, the first rolled edge 14, and the back surface 12 of the perforated panel body 1 can be considered as forming an inwardly opening U-shaped groove 16. The other end of the second horizontal plate 25 of the first connector 2 is connected to a guide plate for allowing the U-shaped groove 16 to fit into the first connector 2 when the perforated panel body 1 is attached, thereby allowing the top first rolled edge 14 to hang on the second horizontal plate 25 of the first connector 2. In other words, the other end of the second horizontal plate 25 is connected to a guide plate, which allows the U-shaped groove 16 to fit easily and accurately into the first connector 2 when the perforated panel body 1 is attached, thereby allowing the top first rolled edge 14 to hang on the second horizontal plate 25 of the first connector 2. The specific shape of the guide plate can be Figure 7 and Figure 8 The top of the convex inclined plate 26 shown is connected to the second horizontal plate 25, and the bottom of the convex inclined plate 26 is connected to a short vertical plate 27. It can also be a single convex inclined plate, or a convex curved plate, etc. The second rolled edge 15 is preferably a straight edge. It is easy to understand that the first rolled edge 14 and the second rolled edge 15 around the circumference can also be described as an edge with an L-shaped cross-section around the circumference. A circumference is also called a loop.

[0043] In another preferred embodiment, a pair of first reinforcing ribs 28 are connected to both sides of the first vertical plate 21. The first reinforcing ribs 28 and the first vertical plate 21 are preferably perpendicular to each other.

[0044] In another preferred embodiment, a pair of second reinforcing ribs 29 are connected to both sides of the second vertical plate 23. The second reinforcing ribs 29 and the second vertical plate 23 are preferably perpendicular to each other.

[0045] It is easy to understand that the structure of the first connector 2 is exactly the same as the structure of the second connector 3. Therefore, the structure of the second connector 3 will not be described below.

[0046] As another preferred embodiment, the installation structure of the wall-mountable pegboard further includes a second connector 3 connecting the lower part of the pegboard body 1 to the beam / column components. The second connector 3 has the same structure as the first connector 2, but faces opposite directions; that is, only the orientation is opposite: the second horizontal plate of the second connector 3 is located at the bottom. This means the first connector 2 is rotated downwards by 180°. The free end of the first vertical plate 21 of the first connector 2 faces downwards, and the free end of the first vertical plate of the second connector 3 faces upwards. Alternatively, it can be understood that the second connector 3 has the same structure as the first connector 2 and is symmetrically arranged. It can also be understood that the second connector 3 has the same structure as the first connector 2, but differs in usage, such as in installation position and connection method. For example, the second connector 3 is only connected to the pegboard body 1 via the second fastener 42. Figure 2 As shown, the second connector 3 is not embedded in the left, right, or bottom U-shaped groove 16 because when the perforated plate body 1 is attached to the top U-shaped groove 16 of the first connector 2, the second connector 3 cannot be simultaneously embedded in the left, right, or bottom U-shaped groove 16. That is, after the top U-shaped groove 16 is attached to the first connector 2, only one through hole 13 on the perforated plate body 1, which is aligned with the second hole of the second connector 3, needs to be inserted from the front 11 of the perforated plate body 1 into the second fastener 42 (such as a screw) and tightened into the internal thread of the fastening sleeve of the second connector 3. Of course, the second connector 3 can also be located in the lower middle part of the perforated plate body 1. The connection between the second connector 3 and the beam / column component is the same as that of the first connector 2, such as through the first fastener 41. Figure 10 The self-tapping screws or expansion screws shown are used to connect and fix beam and column members. Expansion screws are also called expansion bolts.

[0047] The first connecting member 2 can be integrally formed from sheet metal, such as by one-time stamping or multiple stamping. Specifically, it includes a first vertical plate 21 with a first hole 211, a pair of first reinforcing ribs 28, a first horizontal plate 22, a second vertical plate 23 with a second hole 231, a pair of second reinforcing ribs 29, a second horizontal plate 25, and a guide plate such as an inclined plate 26 and a short vertical plate 27. All connections between adjacent plates, such as the first vertical plate 21 and the first horizontal plate 22, can be arc-shaped. Here, the vertical plates refer to the first vertical plate 21 and the second vertical plate 23, and the holes refer to the first hole 211 and the second hole 231. It should be understood that the holes can be stamped together with the vertical plates in one step, or the vertical plates can be stamped first, and then the holes can be stamped. It is easy to understand that the second connecting member 3 has the same integral sheet metal structure as the first connecting member 2 described above.

[0048] like Figure 11 , Figure 12 , Figure 13 and Figure 14 As shown.

[0049] The perforated board body 1 is preferably rectangular. Multiple perforated board bodies 1 can be arranged horizontally with the length dimension greater than the height dimension. The perforated board bodies 1 can be fixed to each other by bolt holes 141 and bolts 43 and nuts 44 on the first rolled edge 14. The first connecting member 2 on each perforated board body 1 is multiple, such as two.

[0050] The perforated panel body 1 is preferably rectangular. Multiple perforated panel bodies 1 can be arranged vertically with a height dimension greater than their width dimension. The perforated panel bodies 1 are fixed to each other via bolt holes 141 and bolts 43 and nuts 44 on the first rolled edge 14. One first connecting member 2 is provided on each perforated panel body 1. This technical solution is... Figure 2 , Figure 4 and Figure 5 It also includes a second connector 3 provided on each perforated board body 1, the second connector 3 being located at the lower part of the back side 12 of each perforated board body 1.

[0051] It is easy to understand that the first rolled edge 14 and the second rolled edge 15 of the rectangular pegboard body 1 are both straight edges. The straight edges of the first rolled edge 14 include both vertical and horizontal straight edges. The straight edges of the second rolled edge 15 include both vertical and horizontal straight edges. For ease of screwing, a notch 151 can be made on the straight edge of the second rolled edge 15 of the bolt 43 and nut 44 to facilitate the screwing operation. The notch 151 is also called an opening or notch.

[0052] Of course, for other shapes of perforated board bodies, such as the triangular, pentagonal, and hexagonal perforated board bodies mentioned above, if it is necessary to increase and expand the horizontal and / or vertical hanging area, the structure of the two adjacent and closely attached first rolled edges 14 of the rectangle mentioned above, which are fastened by bolt holes 141 and bolts 43 and nuts 44, can achieve the same technical effect as the rectangular perforated board body 1 mentioned above.

[0053] Connectors are also called adapters, mounting parts, or hangers.

[0054] The installation process of this utility model embodiment is very simple: Taking a rectangular perforated board body 1 as an example, for horizontal installation, simply fix one or more, such as two, first connectors 2 to the column or beam using first fasteners 41. If there are two first connectors 2, their tops can be on the same horizontal plane, and their respective first holes 211 can be aligned with two of the several through holes 13 on the perforated board body 1 after hanging. Then, use second fasteners 42 to fix the perforated board body 1 to the first connectors 2. If the rectangular perforated board body 1 is installed vertically, fix the first connectors 2 and the second connectors 3 to the column and / or beam at the same time, and after the perforated board body 1 is hung on the first connectors 2, align the first holes 211 of the first connectors 2 and the first holes of the second connectors 3 with one of the through holes 13 on the perforated board body 1, and then use their respective second fasteners 42 to tighten them. If it is to be expanded into multiple perforated board bodies 1, first connect the multiple perforated board bodies 1 one by one into a whole through the bolt holes 141 and bolts 43 and nuts 44 of the two adjacent and attached first rolled edges 14. Then, fix the first connecting piece 2 according to the position of the column or beam, or fix the second connecting piece 3 at the same time. Then fix each single perforated board body 1 to the first connecting piece 2 through its own second fastener 42, or fix it to the second connecting piece 3 through its own second fastener 42.

[0055] Components, structures, or quantities not marked above are not shown in the drawings, and some components are not marked in the drawings. The drawings are for illustrative purposes only. In case of any inconsistency between the drawings and the text description, or between the drawings themselves, the text description shall prevail.

[0056] The above description is merely a preferred embodiment of this utility model and is not intended to limit the utility model. Various modifications and variations can be made to this utility model by those skilled in the art. Any modifications, equivalent substitutions, improvements, etc., made within the spirit and principles of this utility model should be included within the protection scope of this utility model.

Claims

1. A wall-mountable mounting structure for a pegboard, comprising a pegboard body provided with a plurality of through holes, wherein the back edge of the pegboard body is provided with a circle of first curled edge perpendicular to the pegboard body; the mounting structure is characterized by further comprising at least one first connecting member, wherein the first connecting member comprises a first vertical plate, a first horizontal plate, a second vertical plate and a second horizontal plate; the first vertical plate is located at the lower part of the first connecting member, the top of the first vertical plate is connected to one end of the first horizontal plate, and the first vertical plate and the first horizontal plate are perpendicular to each other; the other end of the first horizontal plate is connected to the bottom of the second vertical plate, and the first horizontal plate and the second vertical plate are perpendicular to each other; the top of the second vertical plate is connected to one end of the second horizontal plate, and the second vertical plate and the second horizontal plate are perpendicular to each other; the first curled edge at the top of the pegboard body is hooked on the second horizontal plate; the first vertical plate is provided with at least one first hole, and at least one first fastener is used to pass through the first hole and screw-fix the first vertical plate to a beam-column member; the second vertical plate is provided with at least one second hole, and at least one second fastener passes through a through hole at the top of the pegboard body and then through the second hole to screw-fix the second vertical plate and the pegboard body together.

2. The installation structure of the wall-mountable perforated board according to claim 1, characterized in that: A fastening sleeve is fixed at the second hole on the inner side of the second vertical plate, and the inner bore of the fastening sleeve coaxial with the second hole is provided with an internal thread for screwing and fixing the external thread of the second fastener.

3. The installation structure of the wall-mountable perforated board according to claim 2, characterized in that: The circle of first curled edge perpendicular to the pegboard body is connected with a circle of second curled edge perpendicular to the first curled edge, and the second curled edge, the first curled edge and the pegboard body form a C-shaped accommodating groove with an inward opening; the other end of the second horizontal plate of the first connecting member is connected with a guide plate, which is used to allow the C-shaped accommodating groove to fit over the first connecting member when the pegboard body is hung, so that the top first curled edge is hooked on the second horizontal plate of the first connecting member.

4. The installation structure of the wall-mountable perforated board according to claim 1, characterized in that: A pair of first reinforcing rib plates are connected to both sides of the first vertical plate.

5. The installation structure of the wall-mountable perforated board according to claim 1, characterized in that: A pair of second reinforcing rib plates are connected to both sides of the second vertical plate.

6. The installation structure of the wall-mountable perforated panel according to any one of claims 1-5, characterized in that: The mounting structure further comprises a second connecting member connecting the lower part of the pegboard body and the beam-column member, the second connecting member has the same structure as the first connecting member but faces in the opposite direction: the second horizontal plate of the second connecting member is located at the bottom end, the second connecting member is connected only to the pegboard body via the second fastener, and the second connecting member is connected to the beam-column member via the first fastener.

7. The installation structure of the wall-mountable perforated board according to claim 1, characterized in that: The pegboard body is rectangular; a plurality of pegboard bodies are arranged horizontally with the length dimension greater than the height dimension, and the pegboard bodies are fixed to each other through bolt through holes on the first curled edge and bolts and nuts; a plurality of first connecting members are arranged on each pegboard body.

8. The installation structure of the wall-mountable perforated board according to claim 1, characterized in that: The pegboard body is rectangular; a plurality of pegboard bodies are arranged vertically with the height dimension greater than the width dimension, and the pegboard bodies are fixed to each other through bolt through holes on the first curled edge and bolts and nuts; one first connecting member is arranged on each pegboard body; the mounting structure further comprises one second connecting member arranged on each pegboard body, and the second connecting member is located at the lower part of the back surface of each pegboard body.

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