Ceiling board attachment handle

Abstract

To solve the problem in which holding down a board, plywood, a panel or the like with one hand is not easy on a construction site conventionally when adhering it onto a ceiling by one person, since while setting to an exact position and fixing it in the state that it is held down with the one hand is difficult with the other hand by screws or the like, and preventing the board, the plywood, the panel or the like from being bent is difficult when holding down it onto the ceiling by one person.SOLUTION: Work of fixing a board or a panel with screws or the like by one person becomes easy since preventing the board or the panel from being bent by one hand and fine adjustment can be conducted to an exact position by grasping a hand lift gripped in the board or the panel with the one hand while fitting its dimensions and holding down it onto a ceiling.

Description

[Technical field]

[0001] The present invention relates to a tool used on a building site to install ceiling boards, plywood, and panels. [Background technology]

[0002] Traditionally, when one person was attaching boards or plywood to a ceiling at a construction site, the only options were to hold it down with one hand and secure it with screws or nails with the other, or to support and secure it from the floor with something like a tension rod. However, when holding it down with one hand, the boards tend to bend and it is difficult to secure them in the desired position, and it is difficult to adjust left and right or front and back when using one hand or a tension rod. Tension rods are difficult to use when materials or tools are placed underneath them, on the floor, etc.

[0003] If you try to hold the board down with one hand (at one point), the board (plywood) will bend, making it difficult to secure it in the desired position with screws or nails. Boards and other materials will bend and break before they can be secured in place. Fine adjustments to the left and right, front and back, are difficult, and there is a risk of dropping the board.

[0004] In order to solve the above problems, a handle that can be held in one hand and used is used, which has a head with a pin protruding from it that grips (sticks) to a board or panel (adheres to the suction cup head), and the handle can be pressed down onto the ceiling while stabilizing the material without bending it, and can be easily moved back and forth and left and right with one hand.

[0005] The details of the present invention will be explained below based on the practical example shown in the drawings. In Fig. 3, arrow 1 is the handle. Arrow 2 is the grip (knob) for adjusting the length of the handle. Arrow 3 is the head part that clings (closely adheres, grips) to the board or plywood panel with small pins or suction cups, preventing it from slipping off, allowing for left / right and front / back movement (fine adjustment), and preventing the board from bending.

[0006] Arrows 4 and 5 in Figure 2 indicate replacement parts for the head portion that grips the material.

[0007] In Fig. 3, arrow 6 is the pin that grips the material. Arrow 7 is the knob that adjusts the protrusion of the pin of arrow 6.

[0008] In FIG. 4, arrow 8 represents the main body of the present invention, and arrow 9 represents a worker (carpenter, ironworker, board maker) who is using the main body to attach a board (plywood, panel) at arrow 10. [Brief description of the drawings]

[0009] [Figure 1] This invention's hand lift handle for attaching ceiling boards [Diagram 2] Replacement Head [Diagram 3] This is a side view of the present invention. [Figure 4] A three-dimensional view of a worker using the present invention to attach boards or plywood to a ceiling or the like. [Explanation of symbols]

[0010] 1 (Grip) Handle position 2 Body length adjustment knob 3 Head part of the main body 4 Replacement Single Row Pin Heads 5 Replacement suction heads 6 Contact pin 7 Pin depth adjustment knob 8. Main body of the present invention 9 Workers using the present invention 10 Ceiling boards, plywood, and panels

Claims

[Claim 1] A ceiling board attachment handle for attaching boards or panels to a ceiling, the ceiling board attachment handle having two interchangeable head portions and a length-adjustable straight handle, the two head portions being attached to both ends of the handle.

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