DE8521417U1 - Storm hook to secure roof tiles - Google Patents

Description

Storm hook to secure roof tiles

Storm hooks prevent roof tiles from being covered Roof coverings with lifting wind-storm or. Hurricane attacks . The arrangement and design of such storm hooks has therefore been known for a long time. Often there are Storm hooks for roofing are handcrafted on the spot from solid pieces of wire, nailed to the rafters and bent over the laid roof tiles to be secured in an approximately form-fitting manner.

The innovation concerns a storm hook to secure Roof tiles of a roof covering against uplifting wind or | Assault.

The disadvantage here is a comparatively high working |

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ger storm hooks are used when this is actually necessary p

In addition, the bent end of the wire at the 1

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This type of production "is not always fed up with what is to be secured Roof tile rests. But once a gust of wind can lift a roof tile a little, it increases Attack power of a gust of wind and thus finds the possibility to tear off some tiles and finally to cover the whole roof.

The invention is based on the object of providing one that is universal in every way for all types and designs Roof tiles indicate storm hooks that are equally effective and that can be securely attached to the roof beams, with little Work effort can be assembled, form-fitting and securely attached to the roof tile, holding it immovably, and which is also inexpensive to manufacture

The solution to the problem is achieved with a storm hook to secure the roof tiles of a roof covering against lifting off Wind or storm attack with the invention in that this one the roof tile on its top from behind form-fit over-arching bracket and a non-positive connection of the bracket with a roof batten Has fastening element.

It is advantageous to divide the storm hook into separate Füriktionselemente, on the one hand in the bracket , which has the task of securing the roof tile, and on the other hand in a fastening element that the task has to establish the secure connection of the bracket with the roof beams, a maximum of functional quality and security achieved.

Further useful configurations of the storm hook are provided in accordance with the features of claims 2 to 6.

Dor storm hook is shown in drawings iii of a preferred embodiment shown, further advantageous details of the invention can be taken from the drawings.

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Figure Λ a section in a vertical plane through a roof tile with a storm hook shown in side view,

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FIG. 2 shows a similar section through a roof tile with a simplified version of the storm hook shown in side view.

The storm hook shown in FIG. 1 for securing the roof tile 1 of a roof covering has the roof tile 1 its top 2 from behind positively overlapping bracket 3 and a bracket 3 with a roof batten 4 frictionally connecting fastening element 5.

This fastening element 5 has the roof batten 4 a [^ -shaped bracket 6 positively encompassing molded part 7 with one of the back 8 of the batten 4- in the

Roof pitch up to the top edge 9 roof tile 1 protruding and bent forward at a right angle at this height Leg 10 on. Here are the leg 10 and the Laltewinkel 3 by means of a bolt / elongated hole screw connection 11, the distance can be changed connected with each other .

The molded part has a side profile p 'similar to one machine readable two.

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A further increased security results from the molded part that the roof batten 4 encompasses form-fitting r ~ -shaped bracket 6 on the open side 12 with a screw arranged flat iron 13 is formed closable.

This results in an extremely simple assembly in particular, that the flat iron 13 at first loosely inserted screw 19 pivoted about the screw hole when attaching the bracket 6 to the roof batten 4- pivoted up and then swiveled back into the position shown and fixed with the screw 19 almost effortlessly can . The fact that the Bolaen elongated hole screw connection 11 according to the double arrow 20 also adjusted almost effortlessly to the full contact of the bracket 3 on the roof tile 1 can be, there is now an optimum of holding security with an extremely minimized amount of work .

The storm hook as shown in Figure 2 is with respect to the bracket 3 and the variable distance non-positive Connection with the fastening element 5 carried out the same . On the other hand, the fastening element 5 * is different. In the example shown, this is a hook 14 with two one-piece legs 15, 15 'arranged at right angles to one another, one of which? 15 to drive in

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in the joint 16 between rafters 17 and batten 4- a point 18, and of which the other 1? "means 11 for variable spacing , has a positive connection with the bracket 3.

Both embodiments equally have their raison d'etre . The storm hook according to Figure 2 with the simplified fastening element is just as secure in the holding function like that of Figure 1, but a little less expensive to manufacture. On the other hand, this fastener only be used at the intersection between rafters 17 and roof batten /, but not in the open field the batten 4- between two rafters 17. This is exclusively the storm hook in the version according to Fig. 1 is suitable. Both embodiments have therefore in practice well-proven at the appropriate place of use »

The result is a very inexpensive, weather-resistant, stable design that is suitable for mass production in that the bracket 3 and the fastening element 5 are made from preferably hot-dip galvanized flat iron

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Claims (1)

ft ·> · · A · · fit - A 1 - Claims for protection Λ » Storm hook for securing roof tiles of a roof covering against lifting wind or storm attack, characterized in that this one the roof tile (1) on its top (2) from behind positively overlapping bracket (3) and the bracket (3 ) having a fastening element (5) that connects positively to a roof batten (4). 2. Storm hook according to claim Ί, characterized in that the fastening element (5) a roof batten (4) with a £ ^ -shaped bracket (6) positively encompassing molded part (7) with one of the back (8) of the roof batten (4 ) in the roof pitch up to the top edge (9) roof tile (1) -projecting and at this height at a right angle bent forward leg (10), and that the leg (1O) and the bracket (Ji) by means of a bolt - long - i hole screw connection (11) are connected to one another at variable distances. • · -ι Λ £ - ι ι * • "Ι rri r μ * ti *« ·· J. storm hook according to claim 1 and 2, characterized that the molding has a side profile similar to a machine-readable £ ^. 4-, storm hook according to one of claims 1 to 3 ι thereby characterized that the roof batten (4-) positively encompassing C ^ [-shaped bracket (6) on the open side (12) closable with a screw-on flat iron (13) is trained . 5- storm hook according to claim Λ , characterized in that the fastening element (5) is a hook (14) with two one-piece legs (15 * 15 ') arranged at right angles to one another, one of which (15) for driving into the joint (16 ) has a point (18) between the rafters (17) and the batten (4), and the other (15 ') thereof has means (11) for the spaced-apart, non-positive connection with the bracket (3). 6. Storm hook according to one of claims 1 to 5> characterized in that the bracket (3) and the fastening element (5) are preferably made of hot-dip galvanized flat iron are made.