Cushion member mounting structure

Abstract

To provide a cushion material mounting structure capable of maintaining appearance design and reducing cost.SOLUTION: In a cushion material mounting structure 10, first and second attachments 2131, to which a cushion material 4 is mounted are fixed to a door body 3 side by side along an edge part 3A of the door body 3. The first attachment 21 includes a first base portion 22, a pair of first attachment portions 23 provided on the first base portion 22, and a pair of width portions 24 protruding outward in the width direction from the first base portion 22. The second attachment 31 includes a second base portion 32 and a pair of second attachment portions 33 provided on the second base portion 32. The first attachment 21 forms a space 20 in which a functional component can be disposed between the pair of width portions 24. The cushion material 4 covers the first and second attachments 2131, and is attached to the pair of first and second attaching portions 2333,. The pair of width portions 24 protrude outward in the width direction from the second attachment 31.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

[Technical Field]

[0001] The present invention relates to a cushioning material mounting structure for providing a cushioning material on the edge of a door body of a fixture. [Background technology]

[0002] Conventionally, there is known a fitting that attaches a packing (cushioning material) to the fitting body (door body) to prevent injury to the user's fingers while also not causing discomfort to the user (see Patent Document 1). In this fitting, a notch is provided in the long side of the fitting body, and a recess is provided on each of the two sides of the fitting body. The packing is formed from a groove-shaped member, and both of its inner surfaces are provided with a protrusion that fits into the recess. The packing is attached to the fitting body so that the protrusion fits into the recess and covers the notch and its surrounding area. [Prior art documents] [Patent documents]

[0003] [Patent Document 1] Japanese Patent Publication No. 2023-005705 Summary of the Invention [Problem to be solved by the invention]

[0004] However, in the case of the fittings described in Patent Document 1, when functional parts such as a hoist or locking parts are installed on the edge of the fitting body, it is difficult to attach a gasket at the position where the functional parts are installed, so a notch has to be made in the fitting body at a location other than the position where the functional parts are installed, and a gasket has to be attached to the part corresponding to the notch. However, in this case, it is difficult to install the packing along the entire length of the fixture body, which can result in a discontinuous appearance and a loss of aesthetic appeal. Also, the processing required to create the notches in the fixture body is time-consuming, making it difficult to reduce costs.

[0005] SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION An object of the present invention is to provide a cushion mounting structure that can maintain the appearance design while reducing costs. [Means for solving the problem]

[0006] The cushioning material mounting structure of the present invention is a cushioning material mounting structure configured on the edge of a door body of a building fixture, wherein at least one first attachment and at least one second attachment, to which cushioning material is attached, are fixed in a row along the edge of the door body, the first attachment has a first base fixed to the edge of the door body, a pair of first mounting portions provided on both sides of the first base in the projection direction, and a pair of visible portions that protrude outward in the projection direction from the first base, the second attachment has a second base fixed to the edge of the door body and a pair of second mounting portions provided on both sides of the second base in the projection direction, the first attachment forms a space between the pair of visible portions in which a functional component attached to the edge of the door body can be arranged, the cushioning material covers the first attachment and the second attachment and is attached contiguous to each of the pair of first mounting portions and the pair of second mounting portions, and the pair of visible portions protrude outward in the projection direction from the second attachment. The cushioning material mounting structure of the present invention is a cushioning material mounting structure configured on the edge of a door body of a building fixture, wherein a plurality of first attachments to which cushioning materials are attached are fixed along the edge of the door body, and the first attachments have a first base portion fixed to the edge of the door body, a pair of first mounting portions provided on both sides of the first base portion in the front direction, and a pair of front portions protruding outward in the front direction from the first base portion, The first attachments form a space between the pair of sighting portions in which functional components attached to the edge of the door body can be placed, the first attachments are arranged at intervals along the edge of the door body, and the cushioning material continuously covers the multiple first attachments and is attached to the pair of first mounting portions of the multiple first attachments. [Effects of the Invention]

[0007] According to the present invention, it is possible to provide a cushion material mounting structure that can maintain the appearance design and reduce costs. [Brief explanation of the drawings]

[0008] [Figure 1] 1 is a perspective view showing a main part of a door body that constitutes a cushion material mounting structure according to an embodiment of the present invention; [Figure 2] 3A and 3B are explanatory views showing the cushion material mounting structure according to the embodiment. [Figure 3] FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view showing a first attachment of the cushion material mounting structure according to the embodiment. [Figure 4] FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view showing a second attachment of the cushion material mounting structure according to the embodiment. [Figure 5] 10A and 10B are explanatory diagrams showing a modified example of the cushion material mounting structure according to the embodiment. [Figure 6] 6 is a cross-sectional view showing a modification of the cushion material mounting structure shown in FIG. 5. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0009] [Configuration of this embodiment] Hereinafter, an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. 1 to 4, a cushion material mounting structure 10 according to this embodiment is a structure configured for a sliding door as a fixture having a frame body and a door body 3 that is slidably mounted on the frame body, and is a structure in which a cushion material 4 is mounted along an edge 3A (small edge) of the door body 3. In the cushion material mounting structure 10, a first attachment 21 and a second attachment 31 to which the cushion material 4 is attached are fixed side by side along the edge 3A of the door body 3. In the following description, the left-right direction of the door body 3 is the X-axis direction, the up-down direction of the door body 3 is the Y-axis direction, and the front direction of the door body 3 is the Z-axis direction. The X, Y, and Z-axis directions are perpendicular to each other.

[0010] The first attachment 21 is formed of an extruded aluminum material. In Fig. 1, the first attachment 21A is shown provided on the upper part of the door body 3, but a plurality of first attachments 21 may be provided, for example, on the middle or lower part of the door body 3 as appropriate. The first attachment 21 may be provided with functional parts 5 such as a hoisting device, lock case, soft close, etc., but it is not necessary for the functional parts 5 to be provided. The first attachment 21A has a plate-shaped first base 22 extending along the Y-axis direction, a pair of first mounting portions 23 provided on both sides of the first base 22 in the Z-axis direction, a pair of sighting portions 24 protruding outward in the sighting direction (here, outward in the X-axis direction) from the first base 22, and a sighting portion 25 continuous with the end edges of the pair of sighting portions 24. The first base portion 22 is fixed to the edge portion 3A of the door body 3 by screwing. The first attachment portion 23 is formed with an engagement recess 231 recessed in the Z-axis direction, and an engagement claw portion 43 of the cushion material 4, which will be described later, is engaged with the engagement recess 231. The pair of sighting portions 24 are formed continuously with the pair of first mounting portions 23, and protrude outward in the X-axis direction beyond the second attachment 31. A space 20 is formed between the pair of sighting portions 24, in which a hoisting device 51, which is a functional part 5 attached to the edge portion 3A of the door body 3 by screwing, can be placed. The projection portion 25 has a recess 251 in the center in the Z-axis direction that is recessed inward in the X-axis direction. An opening 252 through which the hoist device 51 is passed is formed in the projection portion 25. The opening 252 is formed so as to open continuously downward from the upper end of the projection portion 25.

[0011] The second attachment 31 is formed from an extruded aluminum profile, and is provided adjacent to the first attachment 21 in the Y-axis direction. Although not shown, a plurality of second attachments 31 are provided corresponding to the number of first attachments 21. The second attachment 31 has a plate-shaped second base portion 32 that extends along the Y-axis direction like the first base portion 22, and a pair of second mounting portions 33 provided on both sides of the second base portion 32 in the Z-axis direction. The second base portion 32 is fixed to the edge portion 3A of the door body 3 by screws. The second attachment portion 33 is formed with an engagement recess 331 that is recessed in the Z-axis direction in the same manner as the engagement recess 231, and the engagement claw portion 43 of the cushion material 4 is engaged with the engagement recess 331.

[0012] The cushion material 4 is formed of cushion rubber extending in the Y-axis direction along the entire length of the edge portion 3A of the door body 3, and has a generally U-shaped cross section with a recessed portion 41 along the Z-axis direction and a pair of recessed portions 42 along the X-axis direction. A pair of engaging claws 43 are formed at the ends of the pair of recessed portions 42, which engage continuously in the vertical direction with the engaging recesses 231, 331. The cushion material 4 also has an opening 44 of the same shape as the opening 252 at a position corresponding to the opening 252 described above. A hoist device 51 is passed through the opening 44. This cushion material 4 covers the first attachment 21 and the second attachment 31, and each of the engaging claws 43 engages continuously with each of the engaging recesses 231, 331, so that it is attached continuously along the edge 3A of the door body 3 via the first attachment 21 and the second attachment 31. Note that a cushion sponge may be placed in the space covered by the cushion material 4, particularly in the space between the cushion material 4 and the second attachment 31, to adjust the elasticity, or a cushion sponge may not be placed.

[0013] According to the cushion material mounting structure 10 described above, the cushion material 4 can be provided continuously along the edge 3A of the door body 3 without being interrupted in the Y-axis direction along the edge 3A of the door body 3, thereby maintaining the external design of the door body 3 to which the cushion material 4 is attached and improving safety. In addition, the first attachment and the second attachment can form a recess 60 recessed inward in the viewing direction, which makes it possible to easily configure the recess 60 that allows the cushion material 4 to perform its function without having to process a notch or the like in the door body 3 itself, thereby reducing costs.

[0014] [Variations] In the cushion material mounting structure 10 according to the above embodiment, the hoist device 51 is arranged on the first attachment 21A, but in addition, as in the modified example shown in Figures 5 and 6, for example, a lock case 52, which is a functional part 5, may be attached to the first attachment 21B arranged in the middle of the door body 3 in the Y-axis direction. The first attachment 21B is formed in a similar manner to the first attachment 21A, but instead of the opening 252 described above, an opening (not shown) is formed through which the latch 521 of the lock case 52 can appear and disappear. An opening (not shown) of the same shape as the opening is also formed in the cushion material 4 at a position corresponding to the opening. The lock case 52 is fixed with screws to the recessed portion 25B of the first attachment 21B. In this way, the lock case 52 can be fixed to the first attachment 21 and the formation of the opening allows the lock case 52 to be positioned in an appropriate position.

[0015] In the above embodiment, the second attachment 31 is attached to the edge 3A of the door body 3, but this is not limiting, and the configuration of the second attachment 31 may be omitted, and only the multiple first attachments 21 may be fixed to the edge 3A of the door body 3. In this case, the multiple first attachments 21 are arranged at intervals in the Y-axis direction along the edge 3A of the door body 3, and the cushioning material 4 continuously covers the multiple first attachments 21 and is attached to a pair of first mounting portions 23 of the multiple first attachments 21. According to this configuration, the cushion material 4 covers the multiple first attachments 21 that are arranged at intervals along the edge 3A of the door body 3 and is attached to the pair of first mounting portions 23 of the first attachments 21, so that the cushion material 4 can be provided continuously along the edge 3A of the door body 3 without being interrupted in the direction along the edge 3A of the door body 3. Furthermore, since the portions between the first attachments 21 are formed as recesses recessed inward in the X-axis direction, the recesses that allow the cushion material 4 to perform its function can be easily formed without processing notches or the like in the door body 3 itself. In the above embodiment, engagement recesses 231, 331 are formed in the first attachment 21 and the second attachment 31, and engagement claw portions 43 are formed in the cushion material 4, so that the engagement claw portions 43 engage with the engagement recesses 231, 331, but this is not limited to this, and other attachment means such as double-sided tape, hook-and-loop fasteners, or snap buttons may be used instead of the engagement recesses 231, 331 and the engagement claw portions 43. In the above embodiment, openings 252, 44, etc. are formed in the first attachment 21 and the cushioning material, but if openings are not required to arrange the functional component 5 in a predetermined position or if the functional component 5 does not have any parts that appear and disappear, the openings 252, 44, etc. may be omitted. In the above embodiment, a plurality of first attachments 21 and a plurality of second attachments 31 are attached to the edge portion 3A of the door body 3, but this is not limited to this, and it is also possible that one first attachment 21 or one second attachment 31 is attached. In the above embodiment, the projection portions 25, 25B of the first attachment 21 are formed continuously in the Z-axis direction, but this is not limited to this, and the projection portion may be divided in the middle, or the projection portion 25 may be omitted. In the above embodiment, the functional part 5 has been described as a hoist device 51, but in addition to the above-mentioned functional parts 5, functional parts may also be, for example, lower door rollers or anti-detachment parts. In the above embodiment, a sliding door has been described as a fixture, but the fixture is not limited to this, and may be an interior door or other door that opens and closes by pivoting.

[0016] [Summary of the invention] (1) The cushioning material mounting structure of the present invention is a cushioning material mounting structure configured on the edge of a door body of a building fixture, wherein at least one first attachment and at least one second attachment, to which cushioning material is attached, are fixed in a row along the edge of the door body, the first attachment has a first base fixed to the edge of the door body, a pair of first mounting portions provided on both sides of the first base in the projection direction, and a pair of visible portions that protrude outward in the projection direction from the first base, the second attachment has a second base fixed to the edge of the door body and a pair of second mounting portions provided on both sides of the second base in the projection direction, the first attachment forms a space between the pair of visible portions in which a functional component attached to the edge of the door body can be placed, the cushioning material covers the first attachment and the second attachment and is attached continuously to each of the pair of first mounting portions and the pair of second mounting portions, and the pair of visible portions protrude outward in the projection direction from the second attachment. According to the cushion material mounting structure of the present invention, the cushion material is mounted continuously to a pair of first mounting portions and a pair of second mounting portions, so that the cushion material can be provided continuously along the edge of the door body without being interrupted in the direction along the edge of the door body, thereby maintaining the external design of the door body to which the cushion material is mounted. Furthermore, since the pair of sighting portions of the first attachment protrude further outward in the sighting direction than the second attachment arranged alongside them, the first attachment and the second attachment can form a recess that is recessed inward in the sighting direction, which makes it possible to easily configure the recess that can function as a cushioning material without having to process cutouts or the like into the door body itself, thereby reducing costs. (2) The cushioning material mounting structure of the present invention is a cushioning material mounting structure configured on the edge of a door body of a building fixture, and a plurality of first attachments to which cushioning materials are attached are fixed along the edge of the door body, and the first attachments have a first base portion fixed to the edge of the door body, a pair of first mounting portions provided on both sides of the first base portion in the forward direction, and a pair of forward-looking portions protruding outward in the forward direction from the first base portion, The first attachments form a space between the pair of sighting portions in which functional components attached to the edge of the door body can be placed, the first attachments are arranged at intervals along the edge of the door body, and the cushioning material continuously covers the multiple first attachments and is attached to the pair of first mounting portions of the multiple first attachments. According to the cushioning material mounting structure of the present invention, the cushioning material covers a plurality of first attachments that are arranged at intervals along the edge of the door body and is mounted to a pair of first mounting portions of the first attachments, so that the cushioning material can be provided continuously along the edge of the door body without interruption in the direction along the edge of the door body, thereby maintaining the external design of the door body to which the cushioning material is mounted. Furthermore, since the portion between the first attachments is formed as a recess recessed inward in the viewing direction, the recess that can function as a cushioning material can be easily configured without having to process cutouts or the like into the door body itself, thereby reducing costs. (3) In the cushion material mounting structure of the present invention, the pair of first mounting portions and the pair of second mounting portions are formed with engaging recesses that are concave in the projection direction, and the cushion material is formed with a pair of engaging claw portions that engage with the engaging recesses. With this configuration, the cushion material can be easily attached to the first attachment and the second attachment simply by engaging a pair of engaging claw portions of the cushion material with each engaging recess, and it is also possible to eliminate the need to form engaging recesses in the door body itself, thereby reducing costs. (4) In the cushion material mounting structure of the present invention, the pair of first mounting portions are formed with engaging recesses that are recessed in the projection direction, and the cushion material is formed with a pair of engaging claw portions that engage with the engaging recesses. With this configuration, the cushion material can be easily attached to multiple first attachments simply by engaging a pair of engaging claw portions of the cushion material with each engaging recess, and it is also possible to eliminate the need to form engaging recesses in the door body itself, thereby reducing costs. (5) In the cushion material mounting structure of the present invention, the functional part is a hoisting device, the first attachment has a projection portion continuous with the pair of projection portions, and an opening through which the hoisting device is passed is formed in the projection portion and the cushion material. With this configuration, it becomes easy to attach the hoist device to the door body through the opening by screwing or the like, and interference between the hoist device and the first attachment can be reduced, improving workability. (6) In the cushion material mounting structure of the present invention, the functional part is a lock case, the first attachment has a projection portion that is continuous with the pair of projection portions and to which the lock case is fixed, and an opening is formed in the projection portion and the cushion material so that the latch of the lock case can come in and out. With this configuration, the lock case can be fixed to the first attachment, and by forming the opening, the lock case can be positioned in an appropriate position. (7) In the cushion material mounting structure of the present invention, a cushion sponge is disposed in the space covered by the cushion material. According to this configuration, by disposing the cushion sponge as described above, the elastic force of the cushion material can be adjusted. [Explanation of symbols]

[0017] 10...cushion material mounting structure, 20...space, 21...first attachment, 21A...first attachment, 21B...first attachment, 22...first base, 23...first mounting portion, 231...engagement recess, 24...sight portion, 25, 25B...sight portion, 251...recess, 252...opening, 3...door body, 31...second attachment, 32...second base, 33...second mounting portion, 331...engagement recess, 3A...edge, 4...cushion material, 41...sight portion, 42...sight portion, 43...engagement claw portion, 44...opening, 5...functional part, 51...hoisting device, 52...lock case, 521...latch, 60...recess.

Claims

1. A cushioning material mounting structure configured on the edge of a door body in a building fixture, At least one first attachment and at least one second attachment, to which a cushioning material is attached, are fixed in line along an edge of the door body, The first attachment has a first base portion fixed to an edge portion of the door body, a pair of first mounting portions provided on both sides of the first base portion in the front direction, and a pair of front portions protruding outward in the front direction from the first base portion, The second attachment has a second base portion fixed to an edge portion of the door body, and a pair of second mounting portions provided on both sides of the second base portion in the projection direction, The first attachment forms a space between the pair of protruding portions in which a functional component to be attached to the edge of the door body can be arranged, the cushion material covers the first attachment and the second attachment and is attached continuously to each of the pair of first attachment portions and the pair of second attachment portions; The pair of sighting portions protrude outward in the sighting direction beyond the second attachment. A cushion material mounting structure characterized by:

2. A cushioning material mounting structure configured on the edge of a door body in a building fixture, A plurality of first attachments to which cushioning materials are attached are fixed along the edge of the door body, The first attachment has a first base portion fixed to an edge portion of the door body, a pair of first mounting portions provided on both sides of the first base portion in the front direction, and a pair of front portions protruding outward in the front direction from the first base portion, The first attachment forms a space between the pair of protruding portions in which a functional component to be attached to the edge of the door body can be arranged, The first attachments are arranged at intervals along the edge of the door body, The cushion material continuously covers the plurality of first attachments and is attached to the pair of first attachment portions of the plurality of first attachments. A cushion material mounting structure characterized by:

3. 2. The cushion material mounting structure according to claim 1, The pair of first mounting portions and the pair of second mounting portions are formed with engagement recesses that are recessed in a concave shape in a projection direction, The cushion material is formed with a pair of engaging claws that engage with the engaging recesses. A cushion material mounting structure characterized by:

4. 3. The cushion material mounting structure according to claim 2, The pair of first attachment portions are formed with engagement recesses recessed in a concave shape in a projection direction, The cushion material is formed with a pair of engaging claws that engage with the engaging recesses. A cushion material mounting structure characterized by:

5. 3. The cushion material mounting structure according to claim 1, the functional component is a hoisting device, the first attachment has a recessed portion continuous with the pair of recessed portions, An opening through which the hoisting device is passed is formed in the recessed portion and the cushion material. A cushion material mounting structure characterized by:

6. 3. The cushion material mounting structure according to claim 1, the functional part is a lock case, The first attachment has a projection portion that is continuous with the pair of projection portions and to which the lock case is fixed, An opening through which the latch of the lock case can be inserted and removed is formed in the recessed portion and the cushion material. A cushion material mounting structure characterized by:

7. 3. The cushion material mounting structure according to claim 1, A cushion sponge is placed in the space covered by the cushion material. A cushion material mounting structure characterized by:

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