DE1916066U - ROOFING, TIN AND PLASTIC FIRST PAN. - Google Patents

Description

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known are those made from clay; colored ridge pans and cement ridge pans made by mortar " ! These are placed on the roof of the pan and covered with mortar smeared.

"The fences of the known species consist in this;

that the mortar with which these ridge pans are smeared loosens after a while and falls down, and this then walked on the roof without much support. Depending on the roofing, these gaps will blow through Snow, and depths.

Also, these conventional types can not be to He £ _'s} summer heat or cold smearing "of course, is that the smearing takes a lot of time ■.

These ridge tiles can only be transported to the roof in smaller quantities are executed.

It also happens that ridge pans are fired with clay

by bad material the glaze after snow and cold we-TolP.tzt.

For example, our Nenart shows:

Figure 1: side view and

Figure 2: in view from above and

Figure 3: Cross-section and the folding of the lead strip,

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On this ridge sheet or plastic ridge pan on both sides for sealing, instead of the mortar, a strip of rolled lead (4) edged (1 + ^), soldered or riveted on.

This ^T; felzblei load to nestle each type of brick well, T> ie e -r date set out parts can also get a coat of paint, Oie Befestipunp?; of the sheet metal or plastic Kirst pan is carried out through a nail (6) with a lead seal at the front end in a roof batten ~ (7) ₅ which is attached to rafters (8).

Claims (9)

Ϊ53 9gg * 25 3 βζ 1.) Roof ridge pan matching the pan roof in the colors and forms, characterized in that it is made of galvanized sheet metal (1)., 2.) ^ achfirst-nfanne according to claim 1 _5, characterized in that it is made of plastic (1), ⁷ T.) Roof ridge tile according to claims 1 and 2, characterized in that it can receive four or any number of reinforcements viii en (J) » 4.) Roof ridge pan according to claims 1 to 3 _S, characterized in that the pressed-in grooves (3) around sinci. ¹ P. ) ^r '& chf i rst ^ f anne according to claims 1 to 4, thereby r''s]' en ^ ?, ° ichnet that the pressed-in grooves (3) are sharp-edged '. 6.) "^ achf irstpfanne according to claims 1 to 5, thereby marked shows that it has' ■ .'alf.blei (4) on its long sides for sealing, 7.) -achfirstrifanne according to claims 1 to 6 _S, characterized in that galvanized sheet metal (1), or plastic (1) and lead sheet (4) is folded together by folding the sheet metal or plastic ends inwards (1 + 4). '. < ^Q . ) Pachf irst-nf anne according to claims 1 to 7, characterized in that galvanized sheet metal (I) ₃ or plastic (Ί) and lead sheet (4) is connected by riveting. ■ 9.) Pachfirst-nfanne according to claims 1 to 6 ₃ thereby marked j that galvanized sheet (1) and - / alzblei (4) through Soldering is connected. 1o.) Roof ridge pan according to claims 1 to Q ₅ thereby characterized in that a galvanized nail is used for fastening () serves with seal. The new sheet pan consists of galvanized sheet metal (1) or made of plastic, which is semicircular shaped. (2) is and to their stiffening are used four or any a lot of round or angular punched grooves (3) the PiIl ^ on the front linden tree of the Firsttif anne, so the end was over'-ect. i ^ differs from the other three in that they are something br-it— is vre ^ en of freedom of movement.