BE555095A

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Publication number: BE555095A
Authority: BE

Description

       

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   La présente invention concerne une tuile arrête neige, caractérisée par un ergot qui arrête et brise la neige tombant sur la toiture, évitant ainsi des chutes trop massives, lesquelles occasionnent quelquefois de graves accidents. 



   L'invention s'étend également aux caractéristiques ci-après décrites et à leurs diverses combinaisons   possibles.   



   Une tuile arrête neige conforme à l'invention est représentée à titre d'exemple non limitatif sur les dessins ci-joints dans lesquels : - La figure 1 représente une tuile arrête neige munie d'un ergot, montée sur un chevron. 

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   - La figure 2 est une vue en plan d'une tuile arrête neige sur laquelle l'ergot est traversé par deux barres parallèles. 



     -   La figure 3 est une vue de profil en coupe de la   'le,   de la figure 2. 



     @a   tuile conforme à l'invention comprend un corps de taile 1 de modèle courant, pouvantêtre à recouvrement    :. noie   ou double, sur laquelle est monté de façon amovible un   ergot 2   destiné à briser la neige. 



   Cet ergot 2 a la forme d'une lame de couteau, et il estpercé de deux trous 3 dans lesquels passent (fig. 2) deux   barres   parallèles 4 reliant les tuiles entre elles. 



   Ces barres parallèles ont pour but de retenir et d'arrêter la neige, afin d'éviter que celle-ci glisse en chutes   passives.   



   Cette tuile est solidement fixée sur le toit par un dispositif de fixation constitué par exemple d'un crampon 6   noIHaire   de la tuile 1. sur lequel est fixée une attache 7. 



    @ette   attache est fixée au chevron 8 par un tire-fond 9. 



   De plus cette tuile s'accroche par un crochet 10   cjr le   liteau 11. 

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   The present invention relates to a snow-blocking tile, characterized by a lug which stops and breaks the snow falling on the roof, thus preventing too massive falls, which sometimes cause serious accidents.



   The invention also extends to the characteristics described below and to their various possible combinations.



   A snow arrester tile in accordance with the invention is shown by way of nonlimiting example in the accompanying drawings in which: - Figure 1 shows a snow arrester tile provided with a lug, mounted on a rafter.

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   - Figure 2 is a plan view of a snow tile on which the lug is crossed by two parallel bars.



     - Figure 3 is a sectional side view of the 'of Figure 2.



     @a tile according to the invention comprises a body of size 1 of current model, possibly with overlap :. flooded or double, on which is removably mounted a lug 2 intended to break the snow.



   This lug 2 has the shape of a knife blade, and it is pierced with two holes 3 through which pass (Fig. 2) two parallel bars 4 connecting the tiles together.



   The purpose of these parallel bars is to retain and stop the snow, in order to prevent it from sliding in passive falls.



   This tile is firmly fixed to the roof by a fixing device consisting for example of a clamp 6 notIHaire of the tile 1. on which is fixed a clip 7.



    @this fastener is fixed to the rafter 8 by a lag screw 9.



   In addition this tile is hooked by a hook 10 cjr the batten 11.

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Claims

The present invention has the advantage of making it possible to avoid sliding and massive snowfall, preserving chains and gutters, avoiding accidents which may occur to pedestrians or to objects located at EMI2.1 surroundings of the i, 1t: tenements as well as the breaks in the electric and telephone lines. EMI2.2 R. f,:

D I i 1 I: 1) Characterized snow stop tile; by a pin EMI2.3 G-rrr te and crisis Here is snow ta.noa: t on the roof, avoiding è.i.1SÍ too many falls:.: C3ÜV0, leSCj; .ellr ::: s o ',.; Ç;. :: i0nnE : nt t times ôz # raves acc'ent, è'¯è.ù i-ave 5 clc e '. ! 1., <Desc / Clms Page number 3> 2) Tile snow stop according to claim 1 characterized in that the lug is unmountably removable, which allows the user to distribute all 'of the following lugs the different shapes of the roof.

3) Tile stops snow according to claims 1 and 2 characterized in that the lugs are persian holes in which pass bars connecting the tiles together.