Classifications

• • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
  • E04—BUILDING
  • E04D—ROOF COVERINGS; SKY-LIGHTS; GUTTERS; ROOF-WORKING TOOLS
  • E04D1/00—Roof covering by making use of tiles, slates, shingles, or other small roofing elements
  • E04D1/30—Special roof-covering elements, e.g. ridge tiles, gutter tiles, gable tiles, ventilation tiles
• • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
  • E04—BUILDING
  • E04D—ROOF COVERINGS; SKY-LIGHTS; GUTTERS; ROOF-WORKING TOOLS
  • E04D1/00—Roof covering by making use of tiles, slates, shingles, or other small roofing elements
  • E04D1/30—Special roof-covering elements, e.g. ridge tiles, gutter tiles, gable tiles, ventilation tiles
  • E04D2001/301—Special roof-covering elements, e.g. ridge tiles, gutter tiles, gable tiles, ventilation tiles at roof edges, e.g. intersections with walls
  • E04D2001/302—Gable tiles

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• the invention relates to a Biberortgangziegel and thus formed Biberziegelsystem, according to the features in the preambles of claims 1 and 9.
• the so-called verge is usually in the form of a laterally on the roof edge on the tile upwardly projecting sheet that is attached to an underlying board of the roof truss formed.
• the so-called verge prevents it can come in the area of the roof edge to a support of bricks. This is particularly important in the so-called plain tiles, since in these to the respective laterally adjacent bricks no connection is provided.
• a Biberortgangziegel which has on its underside along one of the two longitudinal Ziegell Kunststoffskanten one of the tile or cover flap vertically downwardly projecting Ortganglappen.
• the two brick longitudinal edges run at an angle ⁇ to each other, so that there is a lateral overlap of the Ortganglappen when stacking the Biberortgangziegel on the roof edge.
• each of the left and the right Biberortgangziegeln Ortgangziegel be produced with a width of 0.75 times a width of beavers and Biberortgangziegel with a width of 1, 25 times a width beavers.
• at least four different forms of beaver bricks are required.
• the object of the invention is to provide a Biberortgangziegel or a Biberziegelsystem in which the Ziegelortgangziegel are crashproof fastened and have good water flow.
• a Biberortgangziegel according to the features of claim 1.
• the advantage here is that it is a beaver gate tile available, which also forms the lateral conclusion for two rows of tiles.
• this beaver gate tile also ensures a simpler and safer installation, since thus only half the number of beaver plow tiles needs to be mounted on the gable of a gable.
• the surface tile segment attached to the top side of the cover flap forms a fixed and predefined installation face for a beaver face tile to be applied in a respective second row of bricks.
• the formation of the beaver perch tile according to claim 3 has the advantage that a sufficiently large lateral abutment side is thus available for a beaver face tile of the respective upper or second row to the beaver gate tile.
• the development of the beaver perch tile according to claim 5 has the advantage that a sufficiently large overlap of the cover flap of the beaver perch tile with adjacent Biber inhabitziegeln is possible, but at the same time the visual appearance of the overlap between the Biber perennialziegeln or beaverortgangziegeln is only slightly impaired. Also, with this degree of overlap between the beaver bricks and the beaver paving bricks, good fall protection has been achieved.
• the formation of the beaver pergola according to claim 6 has the advantage that it can be used to create a beaver surface system in which beaver tread bricks of left and right formations can be created with beaver bricks of only a single shape or width.
• the width of the beaver plow tiles and the beaver paving bricks the same distance and the lateral distance between the first segment side edge of the tile element and the corresponding brick longitudinal side of the beaver pergola equal to 0.5 times the width of the beaver pergola
• planting beaver paving bricks results in the brick longitudinal face of the beaver peat tile in a first row of bricks and on the segment side edge of the tile element in a second row of bricks, a lateral offset between the beaver face tiles of the first and second rows is 0.5 times the width of the beaver gateway tile.
• the object of the invention is also achieved by a beaver tile system according to the features of claim 9.
• the advantage here is that there is a Biberziegelsystem available, in which only with a left and a right form of a beaver castor tread the Aus GmbH can be found. In order to form the verge at a roof edge, fewer parts or fewer beavers are required because such an inventive beaver tread brick forms the lateral closure of two rows of brick of beaversurfaces. Also advantageous are the developments of the Biberziegelsystems, as described in the claims 10 to 17.
• Fig. 1 shows a Biberortgangziegel perspective view
• FIG. 2 is a plan view of a verge with the Ortgangsziegel in the region of a roof edge.
• FIG. 3 shows a side view of the verge at the roof edge according to FIG. 2;
• Fig. 4 shows a further exemplary embodiment of the beaver pergaming brick, shown in perspective
• Fig. 5 is a plan view of a verge with the Biberortgangziegel, according to FIG. 4 in the region of the roof edge.
• Fig. 1 shows a Biberortgangziegel 1 shown in perspective.
• a pawl 4 projecting perpendicularly with respect to the cover flap 2 or directed downwards is arranged on a first longitudinal brick side 3.
• the Ortganglappen 4, according to this embodiment, consists of a first Ortganglappenteil 5 and a second Ortganglappenteil 6.
• the two Ortgang- flap portions 5, 6 of the Ortganglappens 4 are arranged obliquely with respect to a second ZiegellNicolsseite 7 and overlapping each other.
• the first Ortganglappenteil 5 closer to a tile top edge 8 projects beyond the second Ortganglappenteil 6, corresponding to a thickness of 9 Ortganglappenmaschine 5, 6.
• At a top 10 of the cover flap 2 is longitudinal side 3 in the region of the first brick or in the Ortganglappens 4 arranged over the top 10 of the cover flap 2 projecting surface tile segment 11.
• Flat tile segment 11 covers with respect to the direction of the longitudinal brick side 3 approximately the same area as the first Ortganglappenteil 5 of Ortganglappens 4.
• a downwardly projecting nose 13 for hooking the Biberortgangziegels 1 to a crossbar a roof chair trained.
• holes 14 are still formed for fastening the beaver perish tile 1 by means of nails or screws on a lath of the roof truss.
• a brick lower edge 15 of the cover flap 2 is rounded in accordance with the shape of a brick lower edge of a Biber vomziegels or the shape of the end of a Biberschwanzes.
• the surface tile segment 1 1 arranged on the upper side 10 of the cover flap 2 is formed with a height 16 whose value is at least approximately equal to a thickness 17 of the cover flap 2.
• the flat tile segment 11 has a first segment side edge 18 and a second segment side edge 19, the first one Segment side edge 18 of the second Ziegellijnskante 7 (in Fig. 1 the left side) facing and the second segment side edge 19 is formed with the Ortganglappen 4 and with the first Ortganglappen 5 in alignment.
• the first segment side edge 18 is aligned parallel to the second longitudinal longitudinal side 7 opposite the first longitudinal side 3 of the brick.
• the segment side edge 18 is thus available as a lateral investment side for a laid on the Ortganglappen 4 of the Biberortgangziegels 1 Biber vomziegel available.
• a length 20 of the surface tile segment 11 directed approximately parallel with respect to the longitudinal sides of the brick 3, 7 has a value which is at least approximately equal to half the cover flap length 21.
• the surface tile segment 11 is located in a region 22 of the brick upper edge 8 closer Half of the cover flap 2 arranged.
• the surface tile segment 11 is dimensioned in the lateral direction such that a distance 23 of the first segment side edge 18 of the surface tile segment 11 from the second brick longitudinal side 7 is at least approximately equal to 0.75 times a width 24 of the beaver casting tile 1.
• the Biberortgangziegel 1 with the tile segment 11 at the top 10 of the cover flap 2 is thus adapted to produce a roof covering in the area of Ortgesimses or the Ortgangs, with a Biberortgangziegel 1 each forms the conclusion of two rows of Biber vomziegeln. This will be explained in more detail with reference to the following figures.
• FIG. 2 shows a plan view of a verge with the beaver tread brick 1 in the region of a roof edge 41.
• a Biberortgangziegel 1 corresponding left or right shaping can thus be made with only one embodiment of a left or right Biberortgangziegel 1 a Biberziegelsystem, this additionally additionally at least one Biberdonziegel 42 small width 43 and a Biber lakeziegel 44 large width 45 includes.
• the distance 23 of the first segment side edge 18 of the surface tile segment 11 of the Biberort- ganggehgels 1 of the brick longitudinal side 7 is equal or approximately equal sized, such as the width 43 of Biberpsychziegels 42 small width 43.
• a first brick row 46 is starting at the roof edge 41 at the Biberortgangziegel 1 initially a Biberphilziegel 42 small width 43 arranged.
• the brick row 46 is then continued only with Bibervidziegeln 44 large width 45.
• a beaver face tile 44 having a large width 45 is then applied to the segment side edge 18 of the area tile segment 11 or placed on top 10 of the cover flap 2 of the first beaver casting tile 1.
• the row of bricks 47 is then continued with other large width Biberdonziegeln 45.
• a third brick row 48 is then formed by placing a second beaver gate tile 1 on the surface tile segment 11 of the first beaver gate gangway 1 or the beaver face brick 44 of large width 45 adjoining it.
• FIG. 3 shows a side view of the verge at the roof edge 41 according to FIG. 2.
• the first four rows of tiles 46, 47, 48 and 49 are shown.
• a beaver face tile 44 of large width 45 of the second brick row 47 At the cover flap 2 of the first beaver pergaming tile 1 is a beaver face tile 44 of large width 45 of the second brick row 47.
• the roof edge 41 closes another Biber vomziegel 44 large width 45 of the fourth
• a thickness 50 of Biberdonziegels 44 large width 45 and the Biberdonziegels 42 small width 43 is the same size of the thickness 17 of the cover lobe 2 of the Biberortgangziegels 1, so in the direction of the roof edge 41 is a regular overlap of Biberortgangziegel 1 and the Biberzinziegel 42, 44 results. Accordingly, the height 16 of the flat tile segment 11 of the Biberortgangziegels 1 is the same size as the thickness 17 of the cover flap 2 and the thickness 50 of Biberphilziegel 42, 43.
• Sodass is in the region of the roof edge 41 of the second beaver gate tiles of the third and fourth brick row 48, 49 can also be supported on the surface tile segment 11 of the first beaver gate tile 1 of the first and second row of bricks 46, 47.
• the surface tile segment 11 of the beaver cast-iron tile 1 the mechanical stability or the fall-resistance of the beavers cast-grass tiles 1 is thus increased overall.
• the visual appearance of the Biberortgangziegel 1 is covered by the number of a Biberortgangziegel 1 Row of bricks 46, 47 and 48, 49, ie two rows of tiles, adjusted.
• a Ortganglappen 4 which is formed by a single continuous plate-shaped part, namely the Ortganglappen 4 with the lateral displacement of the Ortganglappenmaschine 5, 6 - with the same material cost or weight of Ortganglappens 4 - an increased mechanical resistance torque against lateral bending on.
• the beaver gate tile 1 can also be attached to the bar 51 with the help of nails or screws that extend through the holes 14.
• FIG. 4 shows a further embodiment of the beaver casting tile 1, shown in perspective.
• the Biberortgangziegel 1, consisting of the cover flap 2 and the Ortbahnlappen kind 5, 6 formed Ortganglappen 4 has at its top 10 on the tile segment 1 1, whose height 16 is equal to the thickness 17 of the cover flap 2.
• the distance 23 of the first segment side edge 18 is equal to half the value of the width 24 of the Biberortgangziegels 1 or equal to half the value of Biberfestziegels 44 large pulp 45 (see FIG. 5) according to this embodiment.
• FIG. 5 shows a plan view of a verge with the beaver gate tile 1 according to FIG. 4 in the region of the roof edge 41.
• the lateral extent of the surface tile segment 11 of the beaver pergola 1 according to FIG. 4 is dimensioned so that the distance 23 between the segment side edge 18 of the surface tile segment 11 and the second brick longitudinal side 7 is equal to half the width 45 of the large width beaver surface tile 44 It is possible to produce a beaver tile system in which only one shape of a beaver tile can be used. At the same time this Biberortgangziegel 1 serves as a conclusion of two rows of tiles.
• the first row of bricks 46 is formed by the fact that on the second brick longitudinal side 7 of the first beaver casting tile 1 a Biber perennialziegel 44 of large width 45 is applied laterally. The row of bricks 46 is then continued by further Biber perennialziegel 44 large width 45.
• a beaver face brick 44 of large width 45 rests on the segment side edge 18 of the flat tile element 11 or on the upper side 10 of the cover flap 2 of the first beaver castellated tile 1.
• the row of bricks 47 then continues through further beaver face tiles 44 of great width.
• Roofing achieved in the area of the roof edge 41.
• the Ortganglappen 4 or its Ortganglappenmaschine 5, 6 are not formed aligned with the first longitudinal Ziegellnature 3, but laterally offset on the underside 12 of the cover flap 2 are arranged so that the cover flap 2 on the first brick longitudinal side 3 in the lateral direction on the Ortganglappen 4 projects or projects.
• the water supply or the watertightness of the beaver perch tile 1 is additionally improved or increased.
• FIGS. 1, 2, 3; 4, 5 embodiments form the subject of independent solutions according to the invention.
• the relevant objects and solutions according to the invention can be found in the detailed descriptions of these figures.

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