Means for forming a structure of an optional curve

Claim 2

Means for forming a structure of an optional curve, comprising a pair of rails of band plate to be provided with a parallel space, and a plurality of binding fittings mounted to a longitudinal direction between a pair of rails and restricting the curvature of a pair of rails, each binding fittings having an upper binding member and a lower binding member each of which has two guiding paths at the side end thereof and has the same shape, and having a clamping bolt for clamping said two binding members, said guiding paths of said binding member being engaged with the upper and lower ends of said two rails or with inner projections to be provided adjacent said upper and lower ends, each binding fittings being able to be clamped by said clamping bolt, whereby when mounting said two binding members between said two rails, the angle of each side portion of said binding member in relation to the normal line forming the right angle toward a longitudinal direction of said rails is set to be equivalent to the ascending angle of said structure of an optional curve.

Claim 3

Means for forming a structure of an optional curve claimed in claim 1, wherein the center portion of a pair of rails is thicker than respective upper and lower portion thereof.

Claim 4

Means for forming a structure of an optional curve claimed in claim 1, wherein a pair of rails are made of aluminum or aluminum alloy.

Claim 5

In means for forming a structure of an optional curve, a handrail body for spiral stairs comprising a pair of handrails of band plate, and a plurality of stands standing at one side of said spiral stairs, wherein a first binding member having two guiding paths at both sides of said first binding member is mounted on each stand, said guiding paths of said first binding member being engaged with the lower ends of said handrails of band plate or with the inner projections to be provided adjacent said lower ends, while a second binding member of the same shape as said first binding member having two guiding paths at both sides of said second binding member is mounted at the upper part of said handrails, said guiding paths of said second binding member being engaged with the upper ends of said handrails or with the inner projections to be provided adjacent said upper ends, said handrails being provided with a parallel space by clamping said two binding members with a clamping both and being covered by a cover, consequently when mounting said two binding members between said handrails the angle of each side portion of said binding member in relation to the normal line forming the right angle toward a longitudinal direction of said handrails being set to be equivalent to the ascending angle of said handrails.

Claim 6

In means for forming a structure of an optional curve, a handrail body for spiral stairs comprising a pair of handrails of band plate, and a plurality of stands standing at one side of said spiral stairs, wherein a first binding member having two guiding paths at both sides of said first binding member is mounted on each stand, said guiding paths of said first binding member being engaged with the lower ends of said handrails of band plate or with the inner projections to be provided adjacent said lower ends, while a second binding member of the same shape as said first binding member having two guiding paths at both sides of said second binding member is mounted at the upper part of said handrails, said guiding paths of said second binding member being engaged with the upper ends of said handrails or with the inner projections to be provided adjacent said upper ends, said handrails being provided with a parallel space by clamping said two binding members with a clamping both and being covered by a cover, consequently when mounting said two binding members between said handrails the angle of each side portion of said binding member in relation to the normal line forming the right angle toward a longitudinal direction of said handrails being set to be equivalent to the ascending angle of said handrails.

Claim 7

A handrail body for spiral stairs claimed in claim 4, said guiding paths of said binding member are engaged with the inner projections of said handrail upper and lower ends, said inner projections being lower than the outer projections.

Claim 8

In a handrail body for spiral stairs claimed in claim 4, a cover body for a handrail body comprising a flexible cover for covering the inner, outer and top portion of said handrail, a rigid member receiving portion provided at one side of said cover to a longitudinal direcition of said handrail, and a rigid member to be inserted into said portion.

Claim 9

In a handrail body for spiral stairs claimed in claim 6, a cover body for a handrail body wherein a rigid member receiving portion is provided at the inner side of said handrail, the curvature of said rigid member being larger than said handrail.