EP4174247A1 - Dachrand mit gefedertem zwischenprofil - Google Patents

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EP4174247A1
EP4174247A1 EP22203993.5A EP22203993A EP4174247A1 EP 4174247 A1 EP4174247 A1 EP 4174247A1 EP 22203993 A EP22203993 A EP 22203993A EP 4174247 A1 EP4174247 A1 EP 4174247A1
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Rik Claerhout
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    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E04—BUILDING
    • E04D—ROOF COVERINGS; SKY-LIGHTS; GUTTERS; ROOF-WORKING TOOLS
    • E04D13/00—Special arrangements or devices in connection with roof coverings; Protection against birds; Roof drainage; Sky-lights
    • E04D13/15—Trimming strips; Edge strips; Fascias; Expansion joints for roofs
    • E04D13/155—Trimming strips; Edge strips; Fascias; Expansion joints for roofs retaining the roof sheathing

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  • the invention concerns roof edges, roof seals, related methods and a related kit of parts.
  • Roof edges are a common construction element. They are used amongst others to protect walls against rainwater. Some existing roof edges comprise a sub-profile and a decor panel which can be click-mounted to one another. The sub-profile fixes the decor panel to the roof, and the decor panel determines the appearance of the roof edge. Such roof edges are simple to produce and easy to install. However, such roof edges have the disadvantage that they are not necessarily splash-watertight. Also, these roof edges do not absorb vibrations well. Also, the design of the roof edge must be adapted to the thickness of the roof covering in which it is used. Furthermore, small unevennesses may mean an uneven clamping of the decor panel on the sub-profile. Furthermore, the installation of roof edges may be complex and time-consuming. Often, the roof edge can only be applied once (using glue and/or screws) and thereafter cannot easily be removed and/or be refitted.
  • the roof covering After installation, the roof covering is also exposed to many different forces, for example from expansion or shrinkage (both in thickness and in length), due to temperature fluctuations or other weather factors. Therefore over the course of time, the roof covering may loosen, especially at the roof edge. Finally, this allows the ingress of water. Modern systems need gluing or heating, which is time-consuming.
  • the invention and preferred embodiments thereof provide a roof edge which is watertight, which efficiently absorbs vibrations, which is suitable for use with a roof covering of different thicknesses, which allows uniform clamping even in the presence of small unevennesses, need not be anchored to the wall, and can be mounted and removed without the need for anchoring means.
  • a roof edge which is watertight, which efficiently absorbs vibrations, which is suitable for use with a roof covering of different thicknesses, which allows uniform clamping even in the presence of small unevennesses, need not be anchored to the wall, and can be mounted and removed without the need for anchoring means.
  • the roof edge may thus easily be installed and removed, and there is less chance of damaging components.
  • the present invention ensures that when tensile forces are exerted on the roof covering, this becomes secured even more firmly.
  • the roof edge can also be installed more quickly.
  • the roof edge also allows a reduction in or the complete omission of the step of gluing and/or heating.
  • the invention concerns a roof edge comprising a decor panel, a sub-profile, and a spring-loaded intermediate profile.
  • the decor panel is click-mounted on the sub-profile.
  • the sub-profile comprises a horizontal contact face, wherein the horizontal contact face comprises a recess.
  • the recess is configured to receive the spring-loaded intermediate profile.
  • a flexible sealing piece is arranged on the decor panel, and is configured to clamp a roof covering between the spring-loaded intermediate profile and the flexible sealing piece.
  • the spring-loaded intermediate profile comprises a polymer, preferably ABS plastic.
  • the decor panel and/or the sub-profile comprises aluminium.
  • the recess comprises a recess base, preferably in the extension of the contact face.
  • the recess comprises at least two recess edges, an inside edge and an outside edge.
  • the two recess edges are configured for receiving the spring-loaded intermediate profile.
  • At least one of the two recess edges comprises a curved part.
  • the curved part is curved towards the recess base.
  • the outside recess edge is higher than the inside recess edge.
  • the spring-loaded intermediate profile comprises an intermediate profile base, wherein the intermediate profile base is configured to fit in the recess.
  • the intermediate profile comprises an intermediate profile shoulder, wherein the intermediate profile shoulder is configured to come into clamping contact with a roof covering on fixing of the roof edge; wherein the clamping is preferably provided by the flexible sealing piece.
  • the intermediate profile shoulder has a sawtooth pattern.
  • the intermediate profile shoulder has a hook form, preferably a curved hook form, preferably parallel with a top end of the decor panel.
  • the decor panel comprises the following components: a bottom end, a vertical part, a horizontal part, and a top end.
  • the top end comprises a decor panel recess.
  • the bottom end is connected to the vertical part and preferably makes an angle of 45° to 135°.
  • the vertical part is connected to the horizontal part and preferably makes an angle of 80° to 100°.
  • the horizontal part is connected to the top end of the decor panel and preferably makes an angle of 30° to 60°.
  • the decor panel comprises a decor panel recess
  • the sealing piece comprises a sealing piece base
  • the sealing piece base is configured to fit in the decor panel recess.
  • the sealing piece is configured to come into clamping contact in at least two places with a roof covering which is arranged on the intermediate profile; preferably on an intermediate profile shoulder.
  • the horizontal contact face is connected to the recess and the two recess edges by means of the recess base.
  • the sub-profile furthermore comprises a bottom end and a vertical support face.
  • the bottom end is connected to a vertical part; wherein the vertical part is preferably connected to the recess by means of the recess base with the horizontal contact face.
  • the horizontal contact face is connected to the vertical support face.
  • the horizontal contact face is connected to the vertical part by means of a sloping part; preferably wherein the sloping part lies in the extension of the outer recess edge.
  • the invention comprises a method for applying a roof covering and a roof edge on a roof, preferably a roof edge according to the first aspect of the invention and (preferred) embodiments thereof.
  • the method preferably comprises one or more, preferably all of the following steps:
  • the invention concerns a kit of parts for producing a roof edge according to the first aspect of the invention and (preferred) embodiments thereof.
  • the kit comprises a decor panel, a sub-profile, a spring-loaded intermediate profile, and a flexible sealing piece.
  • the decor panel and the sub-profile can be connected to one another by click-mounting.
  • the sub-profile comprises a recess configured to receive the spring-loaded intermediate profile.
  • the flexible sealing piece can be attached by clamping to the decor panel.
  • the kit comprises a roof covering.
  • the kit comprises instructions, for example instructions for carrying out a method according to the second aspect of the invention and (preferred) embodiments thereof.
  • the invention concerns a roof seal comprising a roof edge according to the first aspect of the invention and (preferred) embodiments thereof, and a roof covering.
  • the roof covering is attached using a method according to the first aspect of the invention and (preferred) embodiments thereof.
  • FIG. 1 illustrates a roof edge (100) which is installed on a wall (200) according to an embodiment of the invention.
  • substantially refers to the complete or almost complete scope or degree of an action, feature, property, state, structure, object and/or result.
  • an object which is “mainly” enclosed means for example that the object is completely or almost completely enclosed.
  • an object which stands “roughly” perpendicularly means for example that the object stands completely or almost completely perpendicularly to a reference plane.
  • the exact permissible extent of deviation from absolute completeness may in some cases depend on the specific context. In general however, the extent of fulfilment is such that the general result is the same as with absolute and total fulfilment.
  • compositions which is "roughly free” from particles may be completely free from particles or almost free from particles, such that the effect would be the same as if the composition were completely free from particles.
  • a composition which is "roughly free from” an ingredient or element may still contain such an ingredient or element if there is no measurable effect thereof.
  • the invention comprises a roof edge comprising a decor panel, a sub-profile, and a spring-loaded intermediate profile.
  • the decor panel is preferably click-mounted on the sub-profile.
  • the sub-profile comprises a horizontal contact face; wherein the horizontal contact face comprises a recess.
  • the recess is configured to receive the spring-loaded intermediate profile.
  • a flexible sealing piece is arranged on the decor panel, and is configured to clamp a roof covering between the spring-loaded intermediate profile and the flexible sealing piece.
  • the roof edge as provided herein can be described as follows: the roof edge comprises a decor panel and a sub-profile, wherein the sub-profile has a recess which is suitable for receiving an intermediate profile.
  • the decor panel is click-mounted onto the sub-profile.
  • a flexible sealing piece is preferably arranged on the decor panel.
  • the roof covering is clamped between the intermediate profile and the flexible sealing piece, and thus indirectly clamped between the sub-profile and the decor panel.
  • the roof covering is clamped directly between (i.e. in direct contact with) the intermediate profile and the flexible sealing piece.
  • the roof covering is clamped directly between the intermediate profile and the decor panel, and in this way indirectly clamped between the sub-profile and the decor panel.
  • the decor panel and the sub-profile are click-mounted together.
  • the roof edge preferably comprises a flexible sealing piece which makes the click connection splash-watertight.
  • the flexible sealing piece has the advantage that it absorbs vibrations, improves the clamping of the click connection, and that it allows a single roof edge design to be suitable for use with roof coverings of various thicknesses.
  • the spring-loaded intermediate profile ensures an excellent clamping between the flexible sealing piece and the roof covering. Because of the structure selected, this clamping is also secure when tensile forces are exerted on the roof covering. This ensures an improved water-tightness.
  • clamping is fully removable and refittable.
  • the assembly can be removed and reused, and fits into a circular concept.
  • Such a roof edge has the important advantage that a bituminous roof seal can be successfully clamped therein.
  • the spring-loaded element in the sub-profile can thus absorb great differences in the thickness of the roof seal.
  • the roof edge comprises a spring-loaded intermediate profile. In combination with the other elements, this provides a better closure, vibration-damping and clamping.
  • the spring-loaded intermediate profile preferably has a high elastic deformability and is water-resistant.
  • the spring-loaded intermediate profile comprises a polymer, preferably ABS plastic or rubber.
  • a polymer preferably ABS plastic or rubber.
  • Such intermediate profiles are durable, offer good flexibility and are easy to recycle.
  • Plastic and ABS plastic in particular has the advantage of having good elastic properties.
  • Rubber has the advantage that the shear hardness can be controlled by adding fibres.
  • the spring-loaded intermediate profile is placed in the recess before delivery and/or installation of the sub-profile, for example in the production environment.
  • the spring-loaded intermediate profile is arranged in the recess after positioning of the sub-profile, for example on site.
  • the spring-loaded intermediate profile is preferably arranged over the entire length of the sub-profile. This ensures a better seal.
  • the spring-loaded intermediate profile is preferably produced by plastic extrusion.
  • the roof edge comprises a decor panel and a sub-profile.
  • the decor panel and/or the sub-profile comprises aluminium.
  • both the decor panel and the sub-profile are made of aluminium.
  • Such decor panels and sub-profiles have excellent weather resistance.
  • Aluminium is also a lightweight metal, recyclable and extrudable, and can be powder-coated, whereby an aesthetic finish is possible.
  • the decor panel and the sub-profile comprise zinc and/or PVC.
  • both the decor panel and the sub-profile are made of PVC.
  • the decor panel and/or the sub-profile are produced by extrusion.
  • the roof edge preferably comprises a sealing piece.
  • a sealing piece In combination with the other elements, this provides an improved closure, vibration-damping and clamping.
  • Various materials are suitable for production of the flexible sealing piece.
  • rubbers and/or plastics are used. These substances are preferably deformable, rot-free and moisture-resistant.
  • the flexible sealing piece comprises rubber, preferably elastomer rubber. Such material has a high deformability and is water-resistant. Since the element is situated below the decor strip, where it is protected from the sun, UV-resistance is of secondary importance.
  • the flexible sealing piece comprises a rot-free adhesive tape of PVC foam.
  • Such flexible sealing pieces are durable and easily recyclable. Such sealing pieces absorb the unevennesses in the seal.
  • the flexible sealing piece is preferably produced by plastic extrusion.
  • the recess comprises a recess base, preferably in the extension of the contact face.
  • the recess comprises at least two recess edges, an inside edge and an outside edge.
  • the two recess edges are configured for receiving the spring-loaded intermediate profile.
  • the recess thus forms a gully or channel.
  • Such a shape has the advantage that the assembly can easily be installed, removed and refitted.
  • the intermediate profile can be introduced into the recess in a sliding movement.
  • At least one of the two recess edges comprises a curved part.
  • the curved part is curved towards the recess base.
  • the intermediate profile can be held in place and unintentional movements of the intermediate profile can be avoided.
  • the curved parts also ensure that plastic corner pieces can be inserted more easily.
  • the corner pieces and methods for mounting corner pieces are as described in the description and figures of EP 3 467 229 and EP 3 822 424 , included herein by means of reference.
  • the outside recess edge is higher than the inside recess edge. Such a long lip ensures easy installation of the intermediate profile.
  • the outside edge may serve as a stop function which ensures that the spring-loaded intermediate profile does not bend too far and snap. This ensures a safer and stiffer roof edge, even in the long term.
  • the spring-loaded intermediate profile comprises an intermediate profile base, wherein the intermediate profile base is configured to fit in the recess.
  • the intermediate profile comprises an intermediate profile shoulder, wherein the intermediate profile shoulder is configured to come into clamping contact with a roof covering on fixing of the roof edge; wherein the clamping is preferably provided by the flexible sealing piece which also clamps against the roof covering.
  • the intermediate profile shoulder has a sawtooth pattern. This ensures a even better clamping. Above all if a tensile force is exerted on the roof covering (for example, because of thermal expansion and/or shrinkage), the sawtooth pattern ensures that the clamping becomes even firmer.
  • the sawtooth pattern preferably has teeth which are directed towards the outside relative to the roof covering. This ensures better clamping and a self-closing system.
  • the intermediate profile shoulder has a hook form, preferably a curved hook form, preferably parallel with a top end of the decor panel.
  • a hook form preferably a curved hook form, preferably parallel with a top end of the decor panel.
  • the form of the spring-loaded intermediate profile allows the shape of the bituminous seal to be followed as closely as possible, and on the other hand allows maximum clamping to be guaranteed as soon as a tensile force is applied to seal.
  • the contact area between the intermediate profile and the applied seal is thereby maximised.
  • the decor panel comprises the following components: a bottom end, a vertical part, a horizontal part, and a top end.
  • the top end comprises a decor panel recess.
  • the bottom end is connected to the vertical part and preferably makes an angle of 45° to 135°, for example an angle of 80° to 100°, for example an angle of around 90° with the vertical part.
  • the vertical part is connected to the horizontal part and preferably makes an angle of 80° to 100°, for example an angle of around 90° with the horizontal part.
  • the horizontal part is connected to the top end of the decor panel and preferably makes an angle of 30° to 60°, for example an angle of around 45° with the top end. This ensures better clamping of the roof covering between the spring-loaded intermediate profile on one side and the decor panel and/or the sealing piece on the other. This allows an efficient click-connection to be formed between the decor panel and sub-profile, and improves the splash-watertightness and also the water drainage of the roof edge.
  • the preferred angles ensure an optimum balance between clamping force and handling of the clamps. If the angles deviate therefrom, it is more difficult to clamp the profiles. If the angles are too wide, the profiles will not be firmly connected.
  • the horizontal part and/or the top end of the decor panel form a structure which, in cooperation with the bottom end of the decor panel, allows the decor panel to be clicked-mounted on the sub-profile.
  • the decor panel comprises a decor panel recess
  • the sealing piece comprises a sealing piece base
  • the sealing piece base is configured to fit in the decor panel recess.
  • the sealing piece is configured to come into clamping contact in at least two places with a roof covering which is arranged on the intermediate profile; preferably on an intermediate profile shoulder.
  • the sealing piece base which fits in the decor panel recess ensures that the sealing piece can easily absorb the vibrations of the roof edge, which maintains the stability of the combinations between the sealing piece, intermediate profile and sub-profile.
  • the horizontal part of the decor panel has a height of 30 to 400 mm, for example a height of 60 to 70, or 70 to 300 mm.
  • the height of the vertical part of the decor panel is the distance between the first end of the decor panel and the horizontal part of the decor panel.
  • the horizontal part of the decor panel has a length of 5 to 50 mm, for example 20 to 42 mm.
  • the length of the horizontal part of the decor panel is determined from the thickness of the roof covering, for example a longer horizontal part of the decor panel is used for thicker roof coverings.
  • the length of the horizontal part of the decor panel is the distance between the vertical part of the decor panel and the top end of the decor panel.
  • the top end of the decor panel has a length from 10 to 20 mm.
  • the sub-profile comprises a horizontal contact face.
  • the horizontal contact face allows the efficient positioning of the sub-profile.
  • the horizontal contact face is connected to the recess and the two recess edges by means of the recess base.
  • the sub-profile furthermore comprises a bottom end and a vertical support face.
  • the bottom end is connected to a vertical part; wherein the vertical part is preferably connected to the recess by means of the recess base with the horizontal contact face.
  • the horizontal contact face is connected to the vertical support face.
  • the horizontal contact face is connected to the vertical part by means of a sloping part; preferably, wherein the sloping part lies in the extension of the outside recess edge.
  • the sloping part forms an angle from 30° and 60°, for example an angle of around 45° with the contact face. This ensures a better force effect during clamping of the decor panel to the sub-profile.
  • the sloping part also forms a gully in which the seal rests. If water or condensation moisture penetrates below the decor strip, it is captured in the gully and discharged to the outside via the joints of the roof edge.
  • the invention comprises a method for applying a roof covering and a roof edge on a roof, preferably a roof edge according to the first aspect of the invention and (preferred) embodiments thereof.
  • the method preferably comprises one or more, preferably all of the following steps:
  • the method has the advantage that mounting is easy and quick.
  • the method also has the advantage that removal is easy and quick.
  • the method also has the advantage that after removal, refitting is easy and quick.
  • the method comprises the step of:
  • this step is carried out before delivery and/or positioning of the sub-profile, for example in the production environment.
  • this step is carried out after positioning of the sub-profile, for example on site.
  • the decor panel is preferably click-mounted from top to bottom in a pivot movement. More particularly, the decor panel (or the sealing piece) is first brought into contact with the roof covering, and the decor panel is then rotated until the bottom end of the decor panel click-mounts onto the bottom end of the sub-profile.
  • the method comprises the step of:
  • the method comprises the step of:
  • the method comprises the step of:
  • the invention comprises a kit of parts for producing a roof edge according to the first aspect of the invention and (preferred) embodiments thereof.
  • the kit comprises a decor panel, a sub-profile, a spring-loaded intermediate profile, and a flexible sealing piece.
  • the decor panel and the sub-profile can be connected to one another by click-mounting.
  • the sub-profile comprises a recess configured to receive the spring-loaded intermediate profile.
  • the flexible sealing piece can be attached to the decor panel by clamping.
  • the kit comprises a roof covering.
  • the kit comprises instructions, for example instructions for carrying out a method according to the second aspect of the invention and (preferred) embodiments thereof.
  • the invention comprises a roof seal, comprising a roof edge according to the first aspect of the invention and (preferred) embodiments thereof, a roof covering, and optionally a fixing base.
  • the roof seal is attached using a method according to the first aspect of the invention and (preferred) embodiments thereof.
  • corner pieces are arranged in the corners as described in the description and figures of EP 3 467 229 and EP 3 822 424 , preferably via a method for installing corner pieces as described in the description and figures of EP 3 467 229 and EP 3 822 424 .
  • roof covering is roofing.
  • the roof covering is made of bitumen, ethylene propylene diene monomer (EPDM), thermoplastic olefins (TPO), or polyvinylchloride (PVC).
  • the cover layer comprises bitumen or bituminous materials.
  • the roof covering has a thickness of 0.5 mm to 4.0 mm.
  • the fixing base is a plywood panel.
  • the horizontal contact face rests on the fixing base, and the roof covering is arranged on the top of the horizontal contact face and on the top end of the sub-profile.
  • the contact face is attached to the fixing base.
  • This fixing comprises screws for example.
  • the roof edge furthermore comprises a joint covering which is click-mounted onto two adjacent decor panels.
  • a joint covering which is click-mounted onto two adjacent decor panels.
  • Fig. 1 illustrates a cross-section of a roof edge (100) according to an embodiment of the present invention.
  • the roof edge (100) comprises a decor panel (110) and a sub-profile (120).
  • the decor panel (110) comprises a bottom end (111), a vertical part (113), a horizontal part (114), and a top end (112) which are successively connected to one another.
  • the bottom end (111) is connected to the vertical part (113) and the bottom end makes an angle of around 90° with the vertical part (113).
  • the vertical part (113) is furthermore connected to the horizontal part (114), and the vertical part (113) makes an angle of around 90° with the horizontal part (114).
  • the horizontal part (114) is connected to the top end (112) of the decor panel (110) of the roof edge (100).
  • the sub-profile (120) comprises a bottom end (121), a vertical part (126), a recess (122) having two edges (117, 118) and a base (119) suitable for receiving the intermediate profile, a horizontal contact face (124), and a vertical support face (125).
  • the bottom end (121) is connected to the vertical part (126).
  • the vertical part (126) is connected to the recess edges (117, 118) by means of the recess base (119) and the horizontal contact face (124).
  • the horizontal contact face (124) is connected to the vertical support face (125).
  • An intermediate profile (129) is placed in the recess (122).
  • the sub-profile (120) of the roof edge (100) is placed on a wall (200).
  • An example of a suitable roof covering is roofing.
  • the end of the roof covering is situated in a space which is created between the decor panel (110) and the sub-profile (120), more specifically clamped between the sealing piece (130) and the intermediate profile (129).
  • the decor panel (110) is click-mounted on the sub-profile (120).
  • the click-connection is formed firstly by mechanical interaction between the bottom end (111) of the decor panel and the bottom end (121) of the sub-profile, and by mechanical interaction between the horizontal part (114) and the top end (112) of the decor panel (110) and the top end (122) of the sub-profile (120).
  • a roof covering (not shown in Fig. 1 ), which is placed between the spring-loaded intermediate profile (129) and the flexible sealing piece (130), is completely securely clamped once the decor panel (110) is click-mounted on the sub-profile (120). Because of the shape of the spring-loaded intermediate profile (129), the roof covering cannot become loose. The roof edge (100) however remains completely removable and refittable, screws and glue not being required.
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US6845590B1 (en) * 2002-05-10 2005-01-25 Southern Aluminum Finishing Company, Inc. Fascia systems for roof edges
EP3467229A1 (de) 2017-10-09 2019-04-10 Claerhout Aluminium NV Traufe mit dichtungsstreifen
DE102018113031A1 (de) * 2018-05-30 2019-12-05 Stegitech GmbH Dachrandabschlussprofil sowie Verfahren zum Verlegen einer Dachabdeckbahn
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US6845590B1 (en) * 2002-05-10 2005-01-25 Southern Aluminum Finishing Company, Inc. Fascia systems for roof edges
EP3467229A1 (de) 2017-10-09 2019-04-10 Claerhout Aluminium NV Traufe mit dichtungsstreifen
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