ES1064365U - Roof tile (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Tile, mainly usable in the construction of roofs; characterized in that said tile (1) is constituted by two continuous zones (2) each one of them of analogous configuration to a conventional arab tile and those zones (2) presenting opposition of the direction of their transverse curvatures. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

Roof tile.

Object of the invention

The present invention, as expressed in the statement of this specification refers to a tile whose essential purpose is to provide a roof tile features similar to conventional arabic tile but increasing its resistance and simplifying its assembly on the corresponding roofs, for which the invention It basically consists of a tile consisting of two zones continuous, each of them analogous to a conventional Arabic tile, as opposed to the sense of its transverse curvatures; thus providing advantageous pieces with respect to the tiles conventional.

Background of the invention

Various types of roof tiles are known for roof construction, there are varieties in terms of shape Geometric and compositional materials. So, there are flat tiles, curved tiles, clay tiles, cement tiles or others.

Specifically, conventional Arabic tile is a approximately rectangular contour body and equipped with a curvature in the transverse direction of the component body of the roof tile. These well-known tiles are currently used mainly due to its great functionality and its excellent aesthetic appearance

However, said conventional Arab roof tiles they have drawbacks related to the fact that their assembly requires a excessive time due to the large number of component parts that are They usually have a roof.

However, said conventional Arab roof tiles they have drawbacks related to the fact that their assembly requires a excessive time, due to the large number of component parts that are They usually have a roof.

On the other hand, mixed tiles are known conventional ones that have drawbacks related to their resistance, due to the inclusion of a right angle in its configuration, so that the breakage of these tiles by footprints, blows or weight placement about them.

We do not know in the current state of the art no roof tile that presents a configuration as opposed to curvatures, as the tile of the present does invention.

Description of the invention

To achieve the objectives and avoid drawbacks indicated in previous sections, the invention it consists of a tile that is usable mainly in the roof construction, although others are not ruled out Applications.

Novelly, according to the invention, the tile of the it is constituted by two continuous zones, each of They are similar in configuration to a conventional Arabic tile and presenting those areas opposition to the sense of their curvatures transversal.

According to different embodiments, each of the These areas present their continuity with each other for a whole straight side, or only on the part of it so that they remain longitudinally out of date.

Also, according to various embodiments, the referred two areas may have the same forms and proportions or be of different geometries.

In a preferred embodiment of the invention, the tile of the same optionally has some stretch marks on the roof floor that facilitate solidarity in said soil by foam, cement, silicone or other glue.

In addition, the aforementioned continuous zones may become the construction of the tile itself, so that there is a continuum of cooked mud, cement or main material component from one of the zones to the other.

With the structure described, the roof tile The invention has advantages such as the following:

- Once the eave tiles are laid, these they can be placed in any dependent percentage, since they make a stop with the one on the eave and do not slip beyond the same.

- You can place the tiles with any type of corresponding ground grip material such as foams, Cements, silicones or others.

- You can place the tiles in very different shapes and configurations; from right to left, from left to right, from bottom to top, although not from top to bottom since The eave tiles will have to be laid first. By therefore, there is less danger when mounting the corresponding covered, since the cover can be finished by its middle zone and not necessarily by one end of the roof.

- No special auction pieces will be required to be able to finish the cover, and in very special cases if I did missing conventional Arab roof tiles could be used to certain auctions.

- In addition, the tile of the invention allows its placement on curved roofs.

- Another advantage of the tile of the invention is that it can be combined with conventional arabic tiles as desired.

- In addition, the assembly that is facilitated with the tile of the invention is faster and easier than with Arabic tiles conventional.

- On the other hand, placement costs are cheaper than conventional Arab tiles with the tile of the invention.

- The quality that the roof tile provides invention is similar to that of conventional arabic tile, and in addition, said tile of the invention can support weights with a lower risk of breakage than conventional mixed tiles, also allowing tile of the invention that there is no movement of tiles once given The healing time needed.

- On the other hand, the tile of the invention allows a total reversibility of it.

- The aesthetic aspect that facilitates the tile of the  invention is the same as that of conventional arabic tiles but with the simplest and shortest assembly, while its resistance exceeds that of conventional mixed tiles.

Then, to facilitate a better understanding of this descriptive report and being an integral part of the same, some figures are accompanied in which with character illustrative and not limiting the object of the invention.

Brief description of the figures

Figure 1.- Represents a perspective view. of a tile made according to the present invention.

Figure 2.- Represents a profile view and section of the tile of the previous figure 1.

Description of an embodiment of the invention

Following is a description of a example of the invention with reference to numbering Adopted in the figures.

Thus, the tile of the present example is a tile 1 that allows the construction of roofs and that is constituted through two zones 2 with opposition to the direction of its curvatures transversal, as shown in figures 1 and 2.

In the present example, the referred zones 2 present their continuity only by the straight side corresponding, so that those two zones 2 remain longitudinally out of phase, as shown in figure 1. However, in other examples, that continuity could be extended by all that side or by a different proportion from the one that shown in the present example.

In addition, in the present example, zones 2 Tile constituents 1 of the invention have the same shapes and proportions, but in other examples they could be of different geometries.

Tiles 1 of this example can be Solidarity on the floor of a roof by foam, cement, silicone or other glue.

In order to make this connection with the roof floor more effective, the corresponding junction areas may have significant striations 3 in Figures 1 and 2, however, said grooves 3 can be dispensed with in other embodiments of the invention.
tion.

In the present example, the continuum between two zones 2 has some steps that constitute the construction of tile 1 itself, so that there is a continuum of cooked clay, cement or main component material from a from zones 2 to the other of tile 1.

Claims (5)

1. Roof tile, usable mainly in roof construction; characterized in that said tile (1) is constituted by two continuous zones (2) each of them of similar configuration to a conventional Arabian tile and presenting those zones (2) opposed to the sense of their transverse curvatures. 2. Roof tile, according to claim 1, characterized in that each of said two zones (2) has its continuity with the other on a straight side or only on the part of it so that they are longitudinally offset. 3. Roof tile according to claim 1, characterized in that said two zones (2) can have the same shapes and proportions or be of different
geometries 4. Roof tile, according to claim 1, characterized in that said roof tile (1) optionally has grooved striations (3) that favor solidarity on said floor by means of foam, cement, silicone or other glue. 5. Roof tile, according to claim 4, characterized in that said continuous zones (2) can be constituted in the construction of the roof tile (1), so that there is a continuum of the baked clay, cement or component main material from one of the zones (2) to the other (2).