ES1074752U - Texture with investment teton (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Tile with inverse pin characterized by presenting an eight-sided rectangular shape, provided with separate cutouts in the lower left and upper right corners (1), this piece presents in turn two nailing holes (2) pre-marked in line with the rake the top of the nerve. In its upper part, the tile has a double transversal channel (3), it also has a longitudinal drainage channel (4) with a high external rib. on its back face, the tile has five longitudinal ribs (6) that run along its length, four of them have a wavy shape and one of them (6.1) is straight. Also presenting two transverse holes, one of them (7.1) forming the inverse pin and the other hole (7.2) that gives the clearance for the rib (10) and for the support of the tile in the batten. All the longitudinal ribs have the same height as the lower perimeter contour (8) and a lower left longitudinal rib (9) which limits the transverse passage of the tile to contact with the opposite upper rib (5). The lower area of the tile coinciding with the nailing holes, is cut transversely from side to side for the coupling of the mounting rail to the roof (7). The holes (2) are located on the rib (10) at a variable height and the rib is housed in the recess (11) of the upper tile. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

Tile with reverse bumper.

The present invention rests on a tile with Rectangular rectangular shaped stud for placement with rastrel reverse.

The object of the invention falls on a tile of flat format and rectangular proportion that in its position of roof mounting draws vertical rectangles with an aesthetic minimalist and thick appearance in its areas of insertion.

The invention belongs to the technical sector of building materials

State of the art

The inventor have no knowledge of the existence in the market of devices or tiles similar to the one here described.

Advantages

The fundamental advantages that are then describe what they are by way of example and not limitation;

- minimalist aesthetic

- thick appearance in locking areas

- hollow forming the reverse bumper to allow lath or track mounting

- high mechanical resistance provided by inner sinusoidal ribs

- thinner tile section in the center

- reduce the weight per m2 of tile placed

- multiple points of contact of the reverse pin With the edge of the ribbon.

Drawings

In order to facilitate the understanding of object of the invention the following drawings are attached in the that;

Fig. 1 is a front view of the roof tile.

Fig. 2 is a rear view of the roof tile.

Fig. 3 shows a perspective view of the tile.

Figs 4 and 5 are front views of the roof tile showing the details of its structure.

Figs 6 and 7 are rear views of the roof tile showing the details of its structure.

Fig 8 shows a front view of the tile and lateral detail of the coupling to the track.

Figure 9 shows a plan view of half-tile complement used in roof mounts when to the entire surface is not teatable using whole units of roof tile.

Figure 10 shows a rear view of the half roof tile

Figure 11 shows an example of zones of location of the half tile in the tresbolillo assembly.

Figure 11.1 shows an example of zones of location of the half tile in the aligned assembly.

Figure 12 shows a detailed view of the hollow lace nerve for coupling the tile to the track

Preferred Description of the Invention

The tile object of this invention, seen in plant has an eight-sided rectangular shape, provided with two cuts in the lower left and upper corners right (1), this piece has two nailing holes (2) premarked in line with the track for fastening the tile to the roof and at the top of the nerve to avoid possible water inlet In its upper part, the tile has a double cross channel (3) intended to hinder the entry of water with the action of the wind. It also has a drain channel longitudinal (4) with high outer nerve to drive the possible water flow to the next tile, downhill (5).

On its back, the tile has five longitudinal nerves that run along its entire length, four of them have a wavy or sinusoid shape (6) and one of them (6.1) is straight and thicker to achieve better resistance mechanics. Also presenting two transverse holes; first (7.1) that forms the reverse bumper for the support of the tile in the rastrel and the hollow (7.2) that gives the necessary clearance with the nerve (10) The lower perimeter contour (8) and the small nerves Longitudinal (8.1) have the same height as the nerves (6 and 6.1) and a left inferior longitudinal nerve (9) that limits the transverse passage of the tile to contact with the upper nerve opposite (5).

The holes (2) are located on the nerve (10) whose height can be variable according to the needs of the mounting.

The nerve is housed in the hole (11) of the tile higher.

The lower part of the tile coinciding with the nailing holes, is cut transversely from side to side for the coupling of the roof mounting track (7).

As a complementary element in assemblies in roof, when the measure of the surface to be roofed is not comprehensible by means of complete units, a half piece of the tile is used previously described. This half tile is shown in figures 9 and 10 and contains the same technical characteristics already described for the complete tile with the particularity that in its face posterior, of the four wavy ribs, presents only two (6), conserving the rectus nerve (6.1), as well as the nerve left lower longitudinal (9).

Claims (2)

1. Tile with reverse bumper characterized by presenting an eight-sided rectangular shape, provided with two cuts in the lower left and upper right corners (1), this piece also has two nailing holes (2) pre-marked in line with the Crawl at the top of the nerve. In its upper part, the tile has a double transverse channel (3), also has a longitudinal drain channel (4) with a high outer rib. On its back, the tile has five longitudinal nerves (6) that run along its entire length, four of them have a wavy shape and one of them (6.1) is straight. Also presenting two transverse holes, one of them (7.1) forming the reverse pin and the other hole (7.2) that gives the slack for the nerve (10) and for the support of the tile in the track All longitudinal nerves have the same height as the lower perimeter contour (8) and a longitudinal nerve lower left (9) that limits the cross pitch of the tile to contact with the opposite upper nerve (5). The lower part of the tile matching the nailing holes, is cut transversely from side to side for the coupling of the track roof mounting (7). The holes (2) are located on the nerve (10) at a variable height and the nerve is housed in the hollow (11) of the upper tile. 2. Tile with reverse bumper according to the first claim characterized in that its measurement is reduced by half constituting half a tile and presenting only two undulating ribs (6) on its posterior face, conserving the straight nerve (6.1), as well as the longitudinal nerve lower left (9).