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- the present invention in general relates to a partition wall, in particular, to a combinative partition wall.
- a commonly prior combinative partition wall includes a column body and a plurality of partitions that are separably connected to the column body, and side faces of which are respectively arranged a plurality of sliding troughs parallel to the axial direction of this column body. Furthermore, the partition is arranged a sliding guide connected by insetting into the sliding trough correspondingly. Usually, four side faces of the column body are all arranged sliding troughs, which are separated by 90 degrees. Making the partition and the column body inter-inset into each other, the column body can have a partition of four directions for the user to choose, so this structure can combine the partition walls of assembling type into a needed partition according to the practical usage and requirement.
- this kind of structure still has following drawbacks in terms of practical usage.
- the column body since the heights of the column and the partition are usually higher than that of people, when this structure is assembled, the column body has to be laid down horizontally and be upright vertically after the partition is assembled. The assembly will be more difficult, when the number of the partition increases. If the column body is upright in advance, then an assembler probably needs a ladder or a chair to heighten his position for assembling the partition, which again will incur a worry on safety.
- the partition since of a need of practical usage, the partition may be a hollow configuration, such that the user can see through the partition and take out of something conveniently, but the middle of current partition is all closed, making somewhat inconvenient in terms of usage. Therefore, how to improve and solve aforementioned problems has become an issue intended to be addressed by the inventor.
- the invention is mainly to provide a combinative partition wall, in which a first partition, a second partition and a column body can be inter-assembled or dismantled with different manners according to practical requirement, thereby, enhancing practicability and convenience.
- the invention is to provide a combinative partition wall, which includes a column body, a first partition and a second partition, in which the column body is formed a first groove and is connected a first wedging hook;
- the first partition that can be separably connected to the column body has, on one hand, one side face that is connected a first block corresponding to the first groove and a second wedging hook fixed by wedging into the first wedging hook correspondingly and, on the other hand, another corresponding side face that is formed a second groove and is connected a third wedging hook;
- the second partition that can be separably connected to the column body or the first partition is connected a second block corresponding to the first groove or the second groove and a fourth wedging hook corresponding to the first wedging hook or the third wedging hook.
- the invention is to provide a combinative partition wall, in which the contacting face of the second wedging hook abutted against the first wedging hook is shown as a skew configuration; when the second wedging hook and the first wedging hook are combined together, by means of gravity or loading pressure, the first partition, the second partition and the column body are combined tightly.
- the invention is to provide a combinative partition wall, in which a wedge buckle plate and a first buckling ring are inter-buckled together, such that the first partition and the column body are connected tightly, thereby, enhancing the stability of the combinative partition wall of the invention.
- the invention is to provide a combinative partition wall, in which the first partition and the second partition are shown as arc configurations, such that the combinative partition wall of the invention can be applied in a multiple assembly, thereby, enhancing its practicability.
- the invention is to provide a combinative partition wall, in which a recessing area of wire-placing plate can be adapted for placing electric wires, plugs or power-source sockets therein, thereby, enhancing its usage convenience.
- FIG. 1 is a perspective explosive view of the invention
- FIG. 2 is a perspective outer view of the invention
- FIG. 3 is a perspective outer view of the second embodiment of the invention.
- FIG. 4 is a perspective outer view of the third embodiment of the invention.
- FIG. 5 is a perspective outer view of the invention disposed a wire-placing plate
- FIG. 6 is a perspective explosive view of the fourth embodiment of the invention.
- FIG. 7 is a perspective explosive view of the fifth embodiment of the invention.
- FIG. 8 is a top view of the sixth embodiment of the invention.
- FIG. 9 is a top view of another aspect of the column body of the invention.
- FIG. 10 is a top view of a further aspect of the column body of the invention.
- FIG. 1 and FIG. 2 respectively are a perspective explosive view and a perspective outer view of the invention, in which the invention is to provide a combinative partition wall 1 , including a column body 10 , a first partition 20 , a second partition and two separably connecting mechanisms 40 .
- the column body 10 is an aluminum exclusion, the cross-sectional profile of which is shown as a square or other tetragons, however, not limited to these shapes only, and four side faces of which are respectively formed a groove 11 .
- the first partition 20 arranged to one side of the column body 10 includes a first plate body 21 and a first block 22 that is fixed to the first plate body 21 and is arranged by insetting into the groove 11 correspondingly, thereby, possessing a guiding and positioning function when the first partition 20 and the column body 10 are combined together.
- another side of the first plate body 21 is arranged a first groove 23 .
- the second partition 30 that is arranged to one side of the column body 10 and is interspaced with the first partition 20 in a row includes a second plate body 31 and a second block 32 that is fixed correspondingly by insetting into the groove 11 , thereby, possessing a guiding and positioning function when the second partition 30 and the column body 10 are combined together.
- One of the separably connecting mechanisms 40 is fixed between the column body 10 and the first partition 21
- another separably connecting mechanism 40 is fixed between the column body 10 and the second plate body 31
- One of the separably connecting mechanisms 40 includes a first wedging hook 41 fixed to the column body 10 and a second wedging hook 42 fixed to the first plate body 21 . Both the first wedging hook 41 and the second wedging hook 42 are inter-connected by snapping to each other. The contacting face of the second wedging hook 42 snapped correspondingly into the first wedging hook is shown as a skew configuration. When the second wedging hook 42 and the first wedging hook 41 are combined, by means of gravity or loading pressure, the first plate body 21 and the second plate body 31 are tightly combined to the column body 10 .
- first wedging hook 41 and the second wedging hook 42 are all shown as a “J” shape.
- Another side of the first plate body 21 and the second plate body 31 are also respectively fixed a first wedging hook 41 , which is shown as a “U” shape.
- the combinative partition wall 1 further includes a pulling-and-buckling mechanism 50 that includes a wedge buckle piece 51 and a pulling-and-buckling piece 52 connected by buckling with the corresponding wedge buckle piece 51 .
- the wedge buckle piece 51 is fixed to the column body 10
- the pulling-and-buckling piece 52 is fixed to the first plate body 21 .
- the functions of the pulling-and-buckling mechanism 50 are to combine the first plate body 21 and the column body 10 more tightly and to enhance the stability when they are connected together.
- FIG. 3 is a perspective outer view of the second embodiment of the invention.
- the sizes of first partition 20 and the second partition 30 are not limited and can also be a rectangular plate body.
- the second partition 30 of this embodiment is assembled by connecting to the first partition 20 , the wedge buckle piece 51 of the pulling-and-buckling mechanism 50 is fixed to the first partition 21 , the pulling-and-buckling piece 52 is fixed to the second plate body 31 , and the wedge buckle piece 51 and the pulling-and-buckling piece 52 are inter-buckled together.
- the second plate body 31 can be connected to the first plate body 21 or the column body 10 .
- FIG. 4 is a perspective outer view of the third embodiment of the invention.
- This embodiment includes three column bodies 10 , between each pair of which a plurality of first partitions 20 and second partitions 30 can be connected and formed into an “L” shape.
- a needed shape can be assembled by the column body 10 , the first partition 20 and the second partition 30 .
- a distance is interspaced between the upper partition and the lower partition.
- the combinative partition wall 1 further includes a wire-placing plate 60 , the cross-sectional profile of which is shown as an “H” shape, and which is arranged by covering over the top faces of the column body 10 , the first partition 20 and the second partition 30 .
- the wire-placing plate 60 is further arranged by opening a plurality of through holes 61 for accommodating the pulling-and-buckling piece 52 and the wedge buckle piece 51 .
- the function of the wire placing plate 60 is to provide a recessing area for placing the electric wires, plugs or power-source sockets (not shown in the figures) therein, thereby, enhancing its usage convenience.
- FIG. 6 and FIG. 7 are two perspective explosive views of the fourth and fifth embodiments of the invention.
- the first wedging hook 41 fixed in the first plate body 21 is shown as an “L” shape, which is different to the “U” shape directly shown by the first wedging hook 24 fixed at the first plate body 21 and at another side of the second plate body 31 according to aforementioned embodiment.
- the first wedging hook 24 fixed at the first plate body 21 and at another side of the second plate body 31 is shown as a “J” shape.
- FIG. 8 is a top view of the sixth embodiment of the invention. Besides shown as a rectangular shape, the first partition 20 and the second partition 30 may also be shown as an arc shape, thereby, making this combinative partition wall possess more utilization in disposition and assembly, thereby, enhancing its practicability.
- FIG. 9 and FIG. 10 are two top views of another and a further aspects of the column body of the invention, and in which the column body 10 can be a column body shown as an octagon or pentagon, so the invention can have a multiple directions of assembly and fulfill the requirement of practical usage, thereby, enhancing its practicability in terms of usage.
- the invention is an indispensably novel structure for a compressor indeed, which may positively reach the expected usage objective for solving the drawbacks of the prior arts, and which extremely possesses the innovation and progressiveness to completely fulfill the applying merits of new type patent, according to which the invention is thereby applied. Please examine the application carefully and grant it as a formal patent for protecting the rights of the inventor.
Abstract
A combinative partition wall includes a column body, a first partition, a second partition and a plurality of separably connecting mechanisms. According to the invention, the column body is formed with grooves and the first partition arranged to one side of the column body includes a first plate body and a first block that is fixed to the first plate body and is inset into the groove correspondingly. In the meantime, the second partition arranged to one side of the column body and interspaced to the first partition in a row includes a second plate body and a second block that is fixed to the second plate and inset into the groove correspondingly. One of the separably connecting mechanisms is fixed between the column body and the first plate body, while another separably connection mechanism is fixed between the column body and the second plate body. Thereby, the first partition and the second partition can be inter-assembled or disassembled into or from the column body with different manners according to practical requirement, enhancing the practicability and convenience of the invention.
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- 1. Field of the Invention
- The present invention in general relates to a partition wall, in particular, to a combinative partition wall.
- 2. Description of Prior Art
- Currently, partition wall structure of assembling type has been comprehensively applied for partition in offices or stalls of exhibition. A commonly prior combinative partition wall includes a column body and a plurality of partitions that are separably connected to the column body, and side faces of which are respectively arranged a plurality of sliding troughs parallel to the axial direction of this column body. Furthermore, the partition is arranged a sliding guide connected by insetting into the sliding trough correspondingly. Usually, four side faces of the column body are all arranged sliding troughs, which are separated by 90 degrees. Making the partition and the column body inter-inset into each other, the column body can have a partition of four directions for the user to choose, so this structure can combine the partition walls of assembling type into a needed partition according to the practical usage and requirement.
- However, this kind of structure still has following drawbacks in terms of practical usage. Firstly, since the heights of the column and the partition are usually higher than that of people, when this structure is assembled, the column body has to be laid down horizontally and be upright vertically after the partition is assembled. The assembly will be more difficult, when the number of the partition increases. If the column body is upright in advance, then an assembler probably needs a ladder or a chair to heighten his position for assembling the partition, which again will incur a worry on safety. Secondly, since of a need of practical usage, the partition may be a hollow configuration, such that the user can see through the partition and take out of something conveniently, but the middle of current partition is all closed, making somewhat inconvenient in terms of usage. Therefore, how to improve and solve aforementioned problems has become an issue intended to be addressed by the inventor.
- Accordingly, after a substantially devoted study, in cooperation with the application of relatively academic principles, the inventor has finally proposed the present invention that is designed reasonably to possess the capability to improve the drawbacks of the prior arts significantly.
- The invention is mainly to provide a combinative partition wall, in which a first partition, a second partition and a column body can be inter-assembled or dismantled with different manners according to practical requirement, thereby, enhancing practicability and convenience.
- Secondly, the invention is to provide a combinative partition wall, which includes a column body, a first partition and a second partition, in which the column body is formed a first groove and is connected a first wedging hook; the first partition that can be separably connected to the column body has, on one hand, one side face that is connected a first block corresponding to the first groove and a second wedging hook fixed by wedging into the first wedging hook correspondingly and, on the other hand, another corresponding side face that is formed a second groove and is connected a third wedging hook; the second partition that can be separably connected to the column body or the first partition is connected a second block corresponding to the first groove or the second groove and a fourth wedging hook corresponding to the first wedging hook or the third wedging hook.
- Thirdly, the invention is to provide a combinative partition wall, in which the contacting face of the second wedging hook abutted against the first wedging hook is shown as a skew configuration; when the second wedging hook and the first wedging hook are combined together, by means of gravity or loading pressure, the first partition, the second partition and the column body are combined tightly.
- Fourthly, the invention is to provide a combinative partition wall, in which a wedge buckle plate and a first buckling ring are inter-buckled together, such that the first partition and the column body are connected tightly, thereby, enhancing the stability of the combinative partition wall of the invention.
- Fifthly, the invention is to provide a combinative partition wall, in which the first partition and the second partition are shown as arc configurations, such that the combinative partition wall of the invention can be applied in a multiple assembly, thereby, enhancing its practicability.
- Finally, the invention is to provide a combinative partition wall, in which a recessing area of wire-placing plate can be adapted for placing electric wires, plugs or power-source sockets therein, thereby, enhancing its usage convenience.
- The features of the invention believed to be novel are set forth with particularity in the appended claims. The invention itself, however, may be best understood by reference to the following detailed description of the invention, which describes several exemplary embodiments of the invention, taken in conjunction with the accompanying drawings, in which:
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FIG. 1 is a perspective explosive view of the invention; -
FIG. 2 is a perspective outer view of the invention; -
FIG. 3 is a perspective outer view of the second embodiment of the invention; -
FIG. 4 is a perspective outer view of the third embodiment of the invention; -
FIG. 5 is a perspective outer view of the invention disposed a wire-placing plate; -
FIG. 6 is a perspective explosive view of the fourth embodiment of the invention; -
FIG. 7 is a perspective explosive view of the fifth embodiment of the invention; -
FIG. 8 is a top view of the sixth embodiment of the invention; -
FIG. 9 is a top view of another aspect of the column body of the invention; and -
FIG. 10 is a top view of a further aspect of the column body of the invention. - In cooperation with attached drawings, the technical contents and detailed description of the present invention are described thereinafter according to a number of preferable embodiments, not used to limit its executing scope. Any equivalent variation and modification made according to appended claims is all covered by the claims claimed by the present invention.
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FIG. 1 andFIG. 2 , which respectively are a perspective explosive view and a perspective outer view of the invention, in which the invention is to provide acombinative partition wall 1, including acolumn body 10, afirst partition 20, a second partition and two separably connectingmechanisms 40. - According to an embodiment of the invention, the
column body 10 is an aluminum exclusion, the cross-sectional profile of which is shown as a square or other tetragons, however, not limited to these shapes only, and four side faces of which are respectively formed agroove 11. - The
first partition 20 arranged to one side of thecolumn body 10 includes afirst plate body 21 and afirst block 22 that is fixed to thefirst plate body 21 and is arranged by insetting into thegroove 11 correspondingly, thereby, possessing a guiding and positioning function when thefirst partition 20 and thecolumn body 10 are combined together. In the meantime, another side of thefirst plate body 21 is arranged afirst groove 23. - The
second partition 30 that is arranged to one side of thecolumn body 10 and is interspaced with thefirst partition 20 in a row includes asecond plate body 31 and asecond block 32 that is fixed correspondingly by insetting into thegroove 11, thereby, possessing a guiding and positioning function when thesecond partition 30 and thecolumn body 10 are combined together. - One of the separably
connecting mechanisms 40 is fixed between thecolumn body 10 and thefirst partition 21, while another separably connectingmechanism 40 is fixed between thecolumn body 10 and thesecond plate body 31. One of the separably connectingmechanisms 40 includes afirst wedging hook 41 fixed to thecolumn body 10 and asecond wedging hook 42 fixed to thefirst plate body 21. Both thefirst wedging hook 41 and thesecond wedging hook 42 are inter-connected by snapping to each other. The contacting face of thesecond wedging hook 42 snapped correspondingly into the first wedging hook is shown as a skew configuration. When thesecond wedging hook 42 and thefirst wedging hook 41 are combined, by means of gravity or loading pressure, thefirst plate body 21 and thesecond plate body 31 are tightly combined to thecolumn body 10. In this case, thefirst wedging hook 41 and thesecond wedging hook 42 are all shown as a “J” shape. Another side of thefirst plate body 21 and thesecond plate body 31 are also respectively fixed afirst wedging hook 41, which is shown as a “U” shape. - The
combinative partition wall 1 further includes a pulling-and-buckling mechanism 50 that includes awedge buckle piece 51 and a pulling-and-bucklingpiece 52 connected by buckling with the correspondingwedge buckle piece 51. In this case, thewedge buckle piece 51 is fixed to thecolumn body 10, while the pulling-and-bucklingpiece 52 is fixed to thefirst plate body 21. The functions of the pulling-and-buckling mechanism 50 are to combine thefirst plate body 21 and thecolumn body 10 more tightly and to enhance the stability when they are connected together. - Please refer to
FIG. 3 , which is a perspective outer view of the second embodiment of the invention. In this case, the sizes offirst partition 20 and thesecond partition 30 are not limited and can also be a rectangular plate body. Compared to last embodiment, thesecond partition 30 of this embodiment is assembled by connecting to thefirst partition 20, thewedge buckle piece 51 of the pulling-and-buckling mechanism 50 is fixed to thefirst partition 21, the pulling-and-bucklingpiece 52 is fixed to thesecond plate body 31, and thewedge buckle piece 51 and the pulling-and-bucklingpiece 52 are inter-buckled together. Depending upon any practically using requirement, thesecond plate body 31 can be connected to thefirst plate body 21 or thecolumn body 10. - Please refer to
FIG. 4 , which is a perspective outer view of the third embodiment of the invention. This embodiment includes threecolumn bodies 10, between each pair of which a plurality offirst partitions 20 andsecond partitions 30 can be connected and formed into an “L” shape. During usage, depending upon practically using requirement, a needed shape can be assembled by thecolumn body 10, thefirst partition 20 and thesecond partition 30. In the meantime, for the purpose of convenient usage, a distance is interspaced between the upper partition and the lower partition. - Please refer to
FIG. 5 , which is a perspective outer view of the invention disposed with a wire-placing plate. In this case, thecombinative partition wall 1 further includes a wire-placingplate 60, the cross-sectional profile of which is shown as an “H” shape, and which is arranged by covering over the top faces of thecolumn body 10, thefirst partition 20 and thesecond partition 30. The wire-placingplate 60 is further arranged by opening a plurality of throughholes 61 for accommodating the pulling-and-bucklingpiece 52 and thewedge buckle piece 51. The function of thewire placing plate 60 is to provide a recessing area for placing the electric wires, plugs or power-source sockets (not shown in the figures) therein, thereby, enhancing its usage convenience. - Please refer to
FIG. 6 andFIG. 7 , which are two perspective explosive views of the fourth and fifth embodiments of the invention. In the embodiment ofFIG. 6 , thefirst wedging hook 41 fixed in thefirst plate body 21 is shown as an “L” shape, which is different to the “U” shape directly shown by the first wedging hook 24 fixed at thefirst plate body 21 and at another side of thesecond plate body 31 according to aforementioned embodiment. In the embodiment ofFIG. 7 , the first wedging hook 24 fixed at thefirst plate body 21 and at another side of thesecond plate body 31 is shown as a “J” shape. - Please refer to
FIG. 8 , which is a top view of the sixth embodiment of the invention. Besides shown as a rectangular shape, thefirst partition 20 and thesecond partition 30 may also be shown as an arc shape, thereby, making this combinative partition wall possess more utilization in disposition and assembly, thereby, enhancing its practicability. - Please refer to
FIG. 9 andFIG. 10 , which are two top views of another and a further aspects of the column body of the invention, and in which thecolumn body 10 can be a column body shown as an octagon or pentagon, so the invention can have a multiple directions of assembly and fulfill the requirement of practical usage, thereby, enhancing its practicability in terms of usage. - Summarizing aforementioned description, the invention is an indispensably novel structure for a compressor indeed, which may positively reach the expected usage objective for solving the drawbacks of the prior arts, and which extremely possesses the innovation and progressiveness to completely fulfill the applying merits of new type patent, according to which the invention is thereby applied. Please examine the application carefully and grant it as a formal patent for protecting the rights of the inventor.
- However, the aforementioned description is only a number of preferable embodiments according to the present invention, not used to limit the patent scope of the invention, so equivalently structural variation made to the contents of the present invention, for example, description and drawings, is all covered by the claims claimed thereinafter.
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1. A combinative partition wall (1), including:
a column body (10), which is formed with a groove (11);
a first partition (20), which is arranged to one side of the column body (10) and includes a first plate body (21) and a first block (22) that is fixed to the first plate body (21) and is inset into the groove (11) correspondingly;
a second partition (30), which is arranged to one side of the column body (10) and is interspaced to the first partition (20) in a row, and which includes a second plate body (31) and a second block (32) that is fixed to the second plate body (31) and is inset into the groove (11) correspondingly; and
two separably connecting mechanisms (40), one of which is fixed between the column body (10) and the first plate body (21), and another of which is fixed between the column body (10) and the second plate body (31).
2. The combinative partition wall according to claim 1 , wherein the separably connecting mechanism (40) includes a first wedging hook (41) connected to the column body (10) and a second wedging hook (42) connected to the first plate body (21), and wherein the first wedging hook (41) is connected by inter-snapping with the second wedging hook (42).
3. The combinative partition wall according to claim 2 , wherein a contacting face of the second wedging hook (42) correspondingly snapped with the first wedging hook (41) is shown as a skew configuration.
4. The combinative partition wall according to claim 3 , wherein the first wedging hook (41) and the second wedging hook (42) are all shown as a “J” configuration.
5. The combinative partition wall according to claim 1 , wherein the separably connecting mechanism (40) includes a first wedging hook (41) connected to the column body (10) and a second wedging hook (42) connected to the second plate body (31), and wherein the first wedging hook (41) is connected by inter-snapping with the second wedging hook (42).
6. The combinative partition wall according to claim 5 , wherein a contacting face of the second wedging hook (42) correspondingly snapped with the first wedging hook (41) is shown as a skew configuration.
7. The combinative partition wall according to claim 6 , wherein the wedging hook (41, 42) is shown as a “J” configuration.
8. The combinative partition wall according to claim 1 , further including a pulling-and-buckling mechanism (50), which includes a wedge buckle piece (51) that is fixed to the column body (10) and a pulling-and-buckling piece (52) that is fixed to the first plate body (21) and is buckled-up with the wedge buckle piece (51) correspondingly.
9. The combinative partition wall according to claim 1 , further including a wire-placing plate (60), which is arranged by covering top faces of the column body (10) and the first partition (20).
10. A combinative partition wall (1), including:
a column body (10), which is formed with a groove (11);
a first partition (20), which is arranged to one side of the column body (10) and includes a first plate body (21) that is arranged by opening a first groove (23) and a first block (22) that is fixed to the first plate body (21) and is inset into the groove (11) correspondingly;
a second partition (30), which is arranged to one side of the first partition (20), and which includes a second plate body (31) and a second block (32) that is fixed to the second plate body (31) and is inset into the first groove (23) correspondingly; and
two separably connecting mechanisms (40), one of which is fixed between the column body (10) and the first plate body (21), and another of which is fixed between the column body (10) and the second plate body (31).
11. The combinative partition wall according to claim 10 , wherein the separably connecting mechanism (40) includes a first wedging hook (41) connected to the column body (10) and a second wedging hook (42) connected to the first plate body (21), and wherein the first wedging hook (41) is connected by inter-snapping with the second wedging hook (42).
12. The combinative partition wall according to claim 11 , wherein a contacting face of the second wedging hook (42) correspondingly snapped with the first wedging hook (41) is shown as a skew configuration.
13. The combinative partition wall according to claim 12 , wherein the wedging hook (41, 42) is shown as a “J” configuration.
14. The combinative partition wall according to claim 10 , wherein the separably connecting mechanism (40) includes a first wedging hook (41) connected to the first plate body (21) and a second wedging hook (42) connected to the second plate body (31), and wherein the first wedging hook (41) is connected by inter-snapping with the second wedging hook (42).
15. The combinative partition wall according to claim 14 , wherein a contacting face of the second wedging hook (42) correspondingly snapped with the first wedging hook (41) is shown as a skew configuration.
16. The combinative partition wall according to claim 15 , wherein the wedging hook (41, 42) is shown as a “J” configuration.
17. The combinative partition wall according to claim 16 , wherein the first wedging hook (41) is shown as a “J” configuration and the second wedging hook (42) is shown as a “U” configuration.
18. The combinative partition wall according to claim 10 , further including a pulling-and-buckling mechanism (50), which includes a wedge buckle piece (51) that is fixed to the column body (10) and a pulling-and-buckling piece (52) that is fixed to the first plate body (21) and is buckled-up with the wedge buckle piece (51) correspondingly.
19. The combinative partition wall according to claim 10 , further including a pulling-and-buckling mechanism (50), which includes a wedge buckle piece (51) that is fixed to the first plate body (21) and a pulling-and-buckling piece (52) that is fixed to the second plate body (31) and is buckled-up with the wedge buckle piece (51) correspondingly.
20. The combinative partition wall according to claim 10 , further including a wire-placing plate (60), which is arranged by covering top faces of the column body (10), the first plate body (21) and the second plate body (31).
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