A hook and a fence with bent wires using it

Abstract

A hook and a fence with bent iron wires using the same This utility certificate discloses a hook and a fence with bent iron wires using the same, the hook disclosed herein comprising a short hook portion, a horizontal portion and a long hook portion which are integrally formed, the short hook portion and the long hook portion being respectively connected to two ends of the horizontal portion and perpendicular to the horizontal portion, and the short hook portion and the long hook portion being located on the same side of the horizontal portion.The fence with bent iron wires disclosed herein comprises a wire mesh having at least one horizontal transverse wire on an upper portion, slats hooked onto the wire mesh, a sealing strip mounted on the upper portion of the wire mesh, and a belt strip clamped between the wire mesh and the slats; the fence further comprises the hooks as described above, the short hook portions of the hooks passing through through holes in the slats and resting on the horizontal transverse wires of the wire mesh to vertically hook the slats into the wire mesh. In this utility certificate, the slats are fixed into the wire mesh by hooking, thereby reducing a problem that the slats may be twisted and deformed easily in a case where the slats are fixed by support.This utility certificate is suitable for use in private villas, courtyards and other places for decoration, wind protection, simple protection and privacy protection, etc.

Description

Title of the invention: A hook and a fence with bent iron wires using the same Technical field

[0001] This utility certificate belongs to the technical field of fences, in particular relates to a fence provided with folded iron wires which is provided with prefabricated slat-forming members and a hook used for hanging a prefabricated slat-forming member. Prior art

[0002] A wire fence is generally composed of metal wires that crisscross in the longitudinal and transverse directions, and the wire fence is a hollow mesh structure, and has the disadvantage of not being able to block the line of sight. On this basis, manufacturers of wire fences have developed various technical solutions to optimize the structures of wire fences, so that the fences have functions of blocking the line of sight and protecting privacy. For example, the utility model patent entitled "Privacy Protection Accessory Set for Garden Wire Fence", with issue number CN 218324240U, granted to the present applicant comprises a plastic sheet, a sealing strip, a belt strip and a fastener.After the plastic sheets are inserted into the wire fence, the upper part of the wire fence is sealed with the sealing strip for waterproofing purposes, the middle part of the wire fence is tightened with the belt strip to prevent loosening, and the lower part of the wire fence is fixed with the sealing strip or ties to prevent them from falling, so that a structure that blocks the line of sight is formed.

[0003] As the wire fence market has developed, consumers have made more diversified demands. For example, some consumers prefer to use wood-plastic composite plates to decorate wire fences, so that the wire fences have the functions of blocking the line of sight and protecting privacy.

[0004] At present, the wood-plastic composite sheets used in commercially available wire fences are generally less than or equal to 5 mm thick, which is relatively thin. Compared with conventional plastic sheets, wood-plastic composite sheets are heavier but have less flexibility. If the wood-plastic composite sheets are still mounted in the same manner as in the above-mentioned utility model patent, i.e. "the wood-plastic composite plates are fixed at the lower part by supporting them with a sealing strip or clips to prevent them from falling", the wood-plastic composite plates will be twisted and deformed or even cracked and damaged at the lower part due to the prolonged action of their own weight on the lower part. Summary of the utility certificate

[0005] This utility certificate relates to a hook, which can hook and fix a slat in a mesh of a fence provided with bent iron wires.

[0006] This utility certificate further relates to a fence with bent iron wires, the slats in the fence with bent iron wires are hooked and fixed by means of the hooks, which makes it possible to solve, with the help of the hook, a problem according to which the slats are deformed under their own weight resulting from the support and fixing of the slats such as wood-plastic composite plates.

[0007] The technical solution used in the present utility certificate is as follows: a hook, comprising a short hook part, a horizontal part and a long hook part which are integrally formed, the short hook part and the long hook part being respectively connected to two ends of the horizontal part and perpendicular to the horizontal part, and the short hook part and the long hook part being located on the same side of the horizontal part.

[0008] As defined in this utility certificate, the short hook portion, the horizontal portion and the long hook portion are in the same width of 6.5 to 7.3 mm and the same thickness of 0.8 to 1.2 mm.

[0009] As a further definition in this utility certificate, the short hook portion is 3 to 6 mm in length, the horizontal portion is 7 to 9.5 mm in length, and the long hook portion is 7.5 to 8.5 mm in length.

[0010] As another definition in this utility certificate, the short hook portion is connected to the horizontal portion at an exterior angle that is an arc angle; and the long hook portion is connected to the horizontal portion at an exterior angle that is an arc angle.

[0011] As a further definition in this utility certificate, the long hook portion is provided with an indicator arrow that points toward the horizontal portion.

[0012] This utility certificate further relates to a fence with bent iron wires, which comprises a mesh with at least one horizontal transverse wire on an upper part, slats hooked on the mesh, a sealing strip mounted on the upper part of the mesh and a belt strip clamped between the mesh and the slats; the fence further comprises hooks as described above;

[0013] one end of each strip being provided with a through hole, and the diameter of the through hole being greater than the width of the hook and the length of the short hook portion but less than the length of the long hook portion, and

[0014] the short hook portions of the hooks pass through the through holes in the slats and rest on the horizontal cross wires of the mesh to vertically hook the slats in the mesh.

[0015] As defined in this utility certificate, the lamellas are wood-plastic composite plates, aluminum alloy plates or plastic plates.

[0016] As a further definition in this utility certificate, the belt strip comprises a groove portion, a first tab portion and a second tab portion which are integrally formed, and the first tab portion and the second tab portion extend outward symmetrically on both sides of the groove portion;

[0017] the groove portion is connected to the first leg portion and the second leg portion via an arcuate transition respectively.

[0018] As yet another definition in this utility certificate, the belt strip is made of an aluminum alloy.

[0019] As another definition in this utility certificate, the sealing strip is provided with a through-slot having a trapezoidal cross-section in the length direction; the through-slot has an opening width smaller than the width of the lower portion of the through-slot, and barbs inclined relative to the lower portion of the through-slot are provided at the opening of the through-slot.

[0020] Thanks to the technical solution described above, the present utility certificate achieves the following beneficial effects, compared with the prior art:

[0021] (1) This utility certificate is an improvement made to the method of Fixing slats in a fence with bent iron wires, more particularly, a hooking fixing method is used to replace the conventional bracket securing method, and thus a phenomenon that the slats are twisted and deformed at the lower part due to the lasting action of their own weight on the lower part is avoided, the useful life of the product is greatly prolonged, and the product can maintain a good appearance and shape in the long term.

[0022] (2) In this utility certificate, the slats are fixed by hanging using of hooks. The hooks are designed to have a simple structure and low cost and can provide manufacturers with considerable economic benefits; moreover, thanks to the design of the hooks in a reasonable size, the transverse wires horizontal bars on the upper part of the mesh are ingeniously used to hang the slats on the hooks, and therefore the product has high practicability.

[0023] In addition, the mounted hooks can be completely covered by the sealing strip at the upper part, and thus, on the one hand, the aesthetic appearance is improved and, on the other hand, the sealing strip can prevent the hooks from rotating or shifting, and thus the slats are hung more stably. Brief description of the drawings

[0024] This utility certificate will be described in more detail below in association with the accompanying drawings and specific embodiments.

[0025] [Fig.l] is a 3D structural view of embodiment 1 of this utility certificate;

[0026] [Fig.2] is a side view of the structural relationship of Embodiment 1 of this utility certificate;

[0027] [Fig.3] is a schematic structural view of embodiment 2 of this utility certificate;

[0028] [Fig.4] is a front view of the structural relationship of the upper half of Embodiment 2 of this utility certificate;

[0029] [Fig.5] is a schematic diagram of the adjustment structure of the hooks, the mesh and the slats in Embodiment 2 of this utility certificate;

[0030] [Fig.6] is a schematic structural view of the sealing strip of embodiment 2 of this utility certificate; and

[0031] [Fig.7] is a side view of the structural relationship of the belt strip of Embodiment 2 of this utility certificate.

[0032] In the figures: 1 - hook; 101 - short hook part; 102 - horizontal part; 103 - long hook part; 2 - mesh; 3 - lamella; 4 - sealing strip; 5 - belt strip; 6 - horizontal transverse wire; 7 - through hole; 8 - through slot; 9 - barb; 10 - groove-forming part; 11 - first leg-forming part; 12 - second leg-forming part. Methods of implementation

[0033] Certain preferred embodiments of this utility certificate will be shown in detail below in association with the accompanying drawings. It is to be understood that the preferred embodiments described herein are provided only for the purpose of explaining and understanding this utility certificate, but should not be construed as constituting any limitation of this utility certificate. Method 1 - A hook

[0034] The hook in this embodiment is formed from a galvanized sheet by punching and bending. As shown in [Fig.l], the hook in this embodiment comprises a short hook portion 101, a horizontal portion 102, and a long hook portion 103 that are integrally formed, and the long hook portion 103 is provided with an indicator arrow that points toward the horizontal portion 102. It should be noted that, in this embodiment, the short hook portion 101 and the long hook portion 103 respectively refer to a “straight plate” structure of a certain size, rather than a “hook” in the conventional sense.

[0035] Furthermore, as shown in [Fig.2], the short hook portion 101 and the long hook portion 103 are respectively connected to two ends of the horizontal portion 102 and perpendicular to the horizontal portion 102, and the short hook portion 101 and the long hook portion 103 are located on the same side of the horizontal portion 102. The short hook portion 101 is connected to the horizontal portion 102 at an exterior angle which is an arc angle, and the long hook portion 103 is connected to the horizontal portion 102 at an exterior angle which is an arc angle.

[0036] In this embodiment, the dimensions of the short hook portion 101, the horizontal portion 102, and the long hook portion 103 are specifically defined. The short hook portion 101, the horizontal portion 102, and the long hook portion 103 are in the same width and thickness, which can be understood as that the short hook portion 101, the horizontal portion 102, and the long hook portion 103 are formed from a galvanized sheet of 6.5 to 7.3 mm in width and 0.8 to 1.2 mm in thickness by punching and bending. After punching and bending, the short hook portion 101 is 3 to 6 mm in length, the horizontal portion 102 is 7 to 9.5 mm in length, and the long hook portion 103 is 7.5 to 8.5 mm in length.

[0037] More specifically, the hook in this embodiment is formed from a 7 mm wide and 1.2 mm thick galvanized sheet by punching and bending, and the short hook portion 101 is 4 mm long, the horizontal portion 102 is 9 mm long, and the long hook portion 103 is 8 mm long.

[0038] Embodiment 2 - A fence with bent iron wires

[0039] As shown in [Fig.3], the fence in this embodiment comprises a mesh 2, slats 3, a sealing strip 4, a belt strip 5, and hooks 1 as described in embodiment 1. I - fence 2

[0040] As the main frame of the fence in this embodiment, the mesh 2 is composed of iron wires which intertwine in the longitudinal and transverse. In this embodiment, the wire mesh 2 uses a 3D fence with bent iron wires in the prior art, which is provided with a V-shaped mounting groove in the width direction respectively in the upper portion and the lower portion, and the upper portion of the 3D fence with bent iron wires is provided with at least one horizontal transverse wire 6 in the width direction. II - lamella 3

[0041] The slats 3 can be inserted into the mesh 2 to fit with the mesh 2 to form a simple protective device which has an attractive appearance, is practical, and can block the line of sight. As shown in Figures 3 and 5, the slats 3 are rectangular plates of length, width and thickness which fit with the mesh 2, and one end of the rectangular plate is further provided with a through hole 7 for the passage of a hook 1.Here, it should be noted that the diameter of the through hole 7 in the slat 3 is greater than the width of the hook 1, and the diameter of the through hole 7 is greater than the length of the short hook portion 101 of the hook 1 but less than the length of the long hook portion 103 of the hook 1, so that only the short hook portion 101 of the hook 1 can pass through the through hole 7 of the slat 3 and rest on the horizontal transverse wires 6 of the mesh 2, forming a structure as shown in [Fig. 5], thus the slats 3 can be hung vertically on the mesh 2. In this embodiment, the slats 3 are wood-plastic composite plates, aluminum alloy plates or PVC plates. Of course, the slats 3 can, alternatively, be plate-forming structures made of any other plastic material, depending on the needs of a consumer. III - sealing strip 4

[0042] The sealing strip 4 is mounted on the upper end of the mesh 2 to decorate and cover the mounted hooks 1 (as shown in [Fig.4]) to prevent the hooks 1 from rotating or shifting. More specifically, as shown in [Fig.6], the sealing strip 4 is an elongated strip structure, the length of which corresponds to the width of the mesh 2, and the sealing strip 4 can have elastic deformation due to the material and structure. In the aspect of the material, the sealing strip 4 is made of a metal material having elastic deformation; in the aspect of the structure, the sealing strip 4 is provided with a through-slit 8 in the length direction, so that the sealing strip 4 forms a thin-walled structure having elastic deformation.More specifically, the sealing strip 4 in this embodiment is made of an aluminum alloy, and the opening of the through slot 8 in the sealing strip 4 is of a width less than the width of . the lower part of the through slot 8, and the opening of the through slot 8 has a trapezoidal cross-section.

[0043] Furthermore, as shown in [Fig.6], the opening of the through-slot 8 of the sealing strip 4 is provided with barbs 9 inclined relative to the lower portion of the through-slot 8, and the horizontal transverse wires 6 at the upper portion of the mesh 2 can be hooked onto the sealing strip 4 via the barbs 9. Of course, a plurality of layers of barbs 9 inclined relative to the lower portion of the through-slot 8 can be further arranged on the inner side wall of the sealing strip 4 as required, so that the sealing strip 4 can have multiple levels of clamping force that could be selected. In this embodiment, a layer of barbs 9 inclined relative to the lower portion of the through-slot 8 is added on the central portion of the inner side wall of the sealing strip 4.In this embodiment, each barb 9 is arranged to extend in the longitudinal direction of the sealing strip 4, and the length of the barbs 9 is equal to the length of the sealing strip 4. IV - belt band 5

[0044] As shown in [Fig.3], the belt strip 5 can be clamped in the V-shaped mounting groove of the mesh 2 in a contracted state and stretched between the mesh 2 and the slats 3 under the action of elastic deformation to prevent the slats 3 inserted in the mesh 2 from coming off.

[0045] More specifically, the belt strip 5 is made of a metal material having elastic deformation, and its length corresponds to the width of the mesh 2. The belt strip 5 in this embodiment is made of an aluminum alloy. As shown in [Fig.7], the belt strip 5 has an M-shaped cross-section and comprises a groove portion 10, a first leg portion 11 and a second leg portion 12 which are integrally formed. The first leg portion 11 and the second leg portion 12 extend outward symmetrically on both sides of the groove portion 10, and the groove portion 10 is connected to the first leg portion 11 and the second leg portion 12 via an arcuate transition respectively.

[0046] It should be understood that the embodiments described above are only certain preferred embodiments of this utility certificate, and should not be considered as constituting any limitation of this utility certificate. Although this utility certificate is described and illustrated in detail with reference to the embodiments described above, those skilled in the art can still easily make modifications to the technical solution described above in the embodiments. embodiment or make an equivalent replacement of certain technical features therein. Any modification, equivalent replacement, or improvement made to the embodiments without departing from the spirit and principle of the utility certificate will be considered to be included within the scope of protection of the utility certificate.

Claims

Claims

1. A hook, comprising a short hook portion, a horizontal portion, and a long hook portion which are integrally formed, the short hook portion and the long hook portion being respectively connected to two ends of the horizontal portion and perpendicular to the horizontal portion, and the short hook portion and the long hook portion being located on the same side of the horizontal portion.

2. A hook according to claim 1, characterized in that the short hook portion, the horizontal portion and the long hook portion are in the same width of 6.5 to 7.3 mm and the same thickness of 0.8 to 1.2 mm.

3. A hook according to claim 2, characterized in that the short hook portion is 3 to 6 mm in length, the horizontal portion is 7 to 9.5 mm in length, and the long hook portion is 7.5 to 8.5 mm in length.

4. A hook according to any one of claims 1 to 3, characterized in that the short hook portion is connected to the horizontal portion at an exterior angle which is an arc angle; and the long hook portion is connected to the horizontal portion at an exterior angle which is an arc angle.

5. Hook according to claim 4, characterized in that the long hook part is provided with an indicator arrow which points towards the horizontal part.

6. A fence with bent iron wires, comprising a mesh having at least one horizontal transverse wire on an upper portion, slats hooked onto the mesh, a sealing strip mounted on the upper portion of the mesh, and a belt strip clamped between the mesh and the slats, characterized in that the fence further comprises the hooks of claim 1; one end of each slat being provided with a through-hole, and a diameter of the through-hole being greater than the width of the hook and the length of the short hook portion but less than the length of the long hook portion, and the short hook portions of the hooks pass through the through-holes in the slats and rest on the transverse wires horizontals of the mesh to hang the slats vertically in the mesh.

7. Fence with bent iron wires according to claim 6, characterized in that the slats are wood-plastic composite plates, aluminum alloy plates or plastic plates.

8. A fence with bent iron wires according to claim 7, characterized in that the belt strip comprises a groove portion, a first leg portion and a second leg portion which are integrally formed, and the first leg portion and the second leg portion extend outward symmetrically on both sides of the groove portion; the groove portion is connected to the first leg portion and the second leg portion via an arcuate transition respectively.

9. The fence with bent iron wires according to claim 8, characterized in that the belt strip is made of an aluminum alloy.

10. A fence with bent iron wires according to any one of claims 6 to 9, characterized in that the sealing strip is provided with a through-slot having a trapezoidal cross-section in the length direction; the through-slot has an opening width smaller than the width of the lower part of the through-slot, and barbs inclined relative to the lower part of the through-slot are provided at the opening of the through-slot.

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