JPS6028283Y2 - mat for stairs - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to an improvement of a stair mat to be laid on stairs, and more particularly to a stair mat that is designed to improve the comfort of stepping on the stair mat.

A corner pad made of soft material is fixed to the leading edge of the stairs to provide an anti-slip effect, and a mat is placed on the stair tread behind the corner pad to provide an anti-slip effect. In addition, stair mats with improved decorative effects and heat-retaining performance are known (Utility Model Publication No. 50-15).
Publication No. 7718).

However, although the corner pads of this type are made of a soft material, because they are solid, the degree of deformation due to treading pressure is generally smaller than that of the mat, and as a result, the corner pads and the mat are When a mat is laid continuously, there is a difference in treading due to the difference in flexibility in the part where the corner pad is laid, and the treading is considerably inferior to that of a case where only a mat is laid on the stair tread. It had a

The present invention was developed in response to these circumstances, and by laying mats on the treads of stairs, it not only produces various effects such as improving the trampling, but also reduces the overall trampling. To provide a stair mat having a required anti-slip effect without degrading the effect.

Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

1 to 5 show a specific example 10 of the stair mat of this invention applied to a staircase 30 in a house.

The stair mat 10 is arranged on a corner pad 11 made of synthetic resin that is disposed on the tip edge 33 of the staircase 30 and on the tread 31 of the staircase 3, and is removably assembled to the corner pad 11. It is composed of a mat main body 12.

The corner piece 11 is formed by molding a soft synthetic resin, and the thin-walled tongue 1 on the tread side that protrudes rearward from the lower end of the rear side wall of the tube body 13 having a hollow interior is the tongue 1.
4, and a tongue 15, which is a thin-walled riser surface side that projects downward from the lower front end of the tube body 13.

As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, the tube body 13 has a hollow interior formed from an elastically bendable front side wall 13a, a rear side wall 13b, and an upper wall 13c connecting the upper ends of these 13a and 13b. The portion 19 is formed into an elastic tube structure, and is shaped to facilitate elastic deformation and provide approximately the same flexibility as that of the mat body 12, which will be described in detail later. An anti-slip uneven strip 18 is carved on the upper surface of the member 13c to improve the anti-slip effect.

The thin-walled tongue 14 on the tread side and the tongue 15 on the riser side mean that the tube body 13 is made hollow to facilitate deformation and improve its flexibility. This is provided in consideration of the possibility of falling off the tip edge 33 of the stairs 30, and is fixed to the tread surface 31 and riser surface 32 of the stairway 30, respectively, and the thin wall adhesive on the tread surface side is not attached to the upper surface of the tongue 14. The velvet fastener 16 on the loop 17 side is fixed to support the tip of the mat main body 12.

The mat body 12 is laid on the tread surface 31 of the stairs 30, and is made of a fibrous material.The velvet fastener 20 on the hook 21 side is fixed to the front lower surface, and the thin wall attachment on the tread surface side is a loop fixed to the tongue 14. Velvet fastener 16 on side 17
It is possible to engage with the

Furthermore, on the back side of the mat main body 12 at an appropriate position at the rear,
The velvet fastener 22 on the side of the hook 21 is fixed and can be engaged with the velvet fastener 23 on the side of the loop 17 attached to the tread 31 of the staircase 30, so as to be fixed to the tread 31.

Next, to describe the case where the stair mat 10 configured as described above is attached to the stairs 30 of a house, first, after attaching the corner piece 11 to the tip edge 33 of the stair 30, the mat main body 12 is attached. While storing the front edge against the curved butting recess of the tube body 13, the thin wall of the corner pad 11 on the tread side is attached to the velvet fastener 16 on the loop 17 side fixed to the upper surface of the tongue 14. hook 2
1 side velvet fastener 20 is engaged, and the mat body 1
The front edge of 2 is attached to the tread side of the corner piece 11 with a thin wall attached to the tongue 1.
4, and the velvet fastener 22 of the hook 21 fixed to the rear back surface of the mat body 12 is engaged with the velvet fastener 23 of the loop 17 attached to the tread 31 of the stairs 30, and The rear edge of the mat body 12 is fixed.

Through the above work procedure, the stair mat 10 is
It is laid on the stairs 30.

In addition, in this way, the corner pieces 11 and the mat main body 12, which are the constituent elements of the stair mat 10, are assembled and disassembled with each other via the velvet fasteners.
The corner pads 11 and the mat main body 12 can be replaced very easily and easily, and the piles at the front edges of the tube body 13 and the mat main body 12 are stored in the curved butting recess of the tube body 13. Therefore, excessive damage to the pile is prevented.

FIG. 6 shows a modified example 40 of the mat of this invention.
It is shown.

This stair mat 40 is a modified structure of the stair mat 10 described above, in which the corner pad 11 is attached thinly to the tread side and the velvet fastener 16 on the loop 17 side is fixed to the tongue 14.

That is, as is clear from FIG. 6, the thin-walled attachment of the corner piece 41 to the tread side forms a groove 42 extending in the length direction on the upper surface of the tongue 14, and the velvet fastener 16
The mat body 12 is attached by being fitted into the groove 42, and the thin-walled attachment on the tread side makes the thickness of the fastener fixing the mat body 12 to the tongue 14 appear thinner.

This stair mat 40 is also similar to the stair mat 10 described above.
1. It goes without saying that components corresponding to those of the stair mat 10 are installed on the stairs 30 in the same manner as in 1, and the same reference numerals are used to omit explanations thereof.

The above-mentioned corner pad 11 can be applied to the stairs 30 if an adhesive layer covered with release paper or a pressure-sensitive adhesive tape coated with release paper is formed on the back side of the tongue 14 on the tread side. To make the work of attaching a corner abutment piece 11 to a tip edge simpler and easier.

As is clear from the above description, according to the stair mat according to the present invention, since the tube body is positioned at the tip of the stairs and the corner pieces are fixed, the tube body exhibits an anti-slip effect. Unforeseen accidents are prevented.

In addition, the tube body is formed by connecting the upper ends of an elastically bendable front side wall and a rear side wall with an upper wall 1, and a hollow portion is formed inside the tube body to make the mat body flexible. Since the mat body is laid continuously from the rear side wall of the tube body, the surface of the stair mat has approximately the same flexibility over the entire surface. It has a constant tread feel when installed on stairs.

Furthermore, the front end of the mat body is housed in the curved butting recess on the rear side wall of the tube body, and the thin wall of the corner piece on the tread side is attached to the top surface of the tongue with a velvet fastener, so that the tube body can be easily stepped on. When the mat body is bent and deformed, the pile at the front edge of the mat body is bent along the surface of the curved butting recess, preventing damage to the pile. Replacement of either one of them becomes extremely simple and easy, which makes it more economical.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Figure 1 is a perspective view of the stair mat of this invention installed on the stairs of a house, Figure 2 is a cross-sectional view of the stair mat shown in Figure 1, and Figure 3 is the stair mat shown in Figure 1. FIG. 4 is a partial perspective view of the mat main body of the stair mat shown in FIG. 1, viewed from the bottom; FIG. 5 is a partially exploded sectional view of the stair mat shown in FIG. 1; FIG. 6 is a partially exploded cross-sectional view of this modified stair mat. 10.40...Stair mat, 11,41...
... Corner padding piece, 12 ... Mat body, 13
...Tube body, 13a ... Front side wall, 13b ... Rear side wall, 13c ... Upper wall, 14 ... Tread side Thin wall sticking is tongue, 15
・・・・・・The thin wall on the riser side is the tongue, 16.22.
23...Velvet fastener, 30...
・Stairs.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A staircase riser is formed from a soft material and is formed by connecting the upper ends of an elastically bendable front side wall and rear side wall with an upper wall to form a hollow inside, and extending downward from the front lower end of the tube body. The thin walled attachment on the side of the riser surface corresponding to the surface has a tongue protruding from it, and either the loop side or the hook side of the velvet fastener is fixed to the upper surface of the tube body from the lower end of the rear side wall of the tube body toward the rear. The thin-walled tread side has a corner piece that has a protruding tongue and is fixed to the tip edge of the stairs, and the tip is accommodated in a curved butting recess formed on the rear side wall of the tube body, and the tip is fixed to the tip edge of the staircase. A velvet fastener fixed to the back side of the tube body is engaged with the velvet fastener fixed to the tongue of the tube body, and the rear part is fixed to the stair tread using the velvet fastener at an appropriate position, A stair mat comprising a mat main body which is continuously laid on the stair tread from the rear side wall of the tube body of the corner guard piece.