IE20100462A1 - A jig and a method for locating a pair of elongated members spaced apart relative to each other - Google Patents
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Abstract
A jig and a method for locating a pair of elongated members spaced apart relative to each other. A jig (1) for locating laths (2) on rafters (3) of a roof (28) spaced apart and parallel to each other comprises an elongated support member (4) with first and second engagement members (5,6) secured thereto. The second engagement member (5) is secured to the elongated member (4) by rivets (9) and defines an engagement face (12) for engaging a side edge (29a) of a lath (2a) already secured to the rafters (3). The first engagement member (5) is slideable along the support member 4 and defines an engagement face (15) for engaging a side edge (29b) of the next lath (2a) to be secured to the rafters (3) for locating the lath (2b) spaced apart and parallel from the lath (2a). The first engagement member (5) is secured to the support member (4) by a screw (18) extending from the first engagement member (5) through an adjustment slot (19) in the support member (4) and a wing nut (21). Graduated scales (24,25) are provided on opposite sides of the adjustment slot (19), and the abutment face (15) of the first engagement member (5) is selectively alignable with a selected one of graduations (26,27) of the graduated scales (24,25) for spacing the engagement face (15) of the first engagement member (5) from the engagement face (12) of the second engagement member (6) a desired distance corresponding to the desired spacing between the laths (2). <Figure 3>
Description
"A jig and a method for locating a pair of elongated and a method for locating a pair of elongated r* COPY members spaced apart relative to each other" The present invention relates to a jig and method for locating a pair of elongated members spaced apart relative to each other, and in particular, though not limited to a jig and method for locating roof laths spaced apart from each other on a roof.
Laths are laid transversely of roof rafters at spaced apart locations for supporting roof tiles, slates or the like. It is essential that the roof laths should be parallel to each other, and furthermore, should run perpendicularly to the rafters. Otherwise, the roof tiles or slates will appear to be lying in rows which are angled relative to each other or angled relative to the rafters. Furthermore, it is essential that each lath should be equally spaced apart from its next adjacent lath. Otherwise, the amount of each slate or roof tile exposed in the various rows will vary. Having rows of roof tiles angled relative to each other or angled relative to the rafters, and also having excessive areas of roof tiles exposed is unacceptable. Apart from being aesthetically undesirable, badly located tiles can lead to serious problems, such as a leaking roof and tiles or slates being blown from a roof.
Various methods and devices are used for locating roof laths of a roof, however, no satisfactory device or method has been found.
There is therefore a need for a jig and method for locating roof laths spaced apart from each other on rafters of a roof. There is also a need for a jig and method for . ,- 25 locating elongated members spaced apart relative to e IE 10 0462 The present invention is directed towards providing such a jig and method.
According to the invention there is provided a jig for locating a pair of elongated members spaced apart relative to each other, the jig comprising an elongated support member, a pair of engagement members mounted on the support member for engaging and locating respective members ofthe elongated members relative to each other, a first one of the pair of engagement members being moveable relative to a second one ofthe pair of engagement members, and a securing means for selectively securing the first engagement member to the support member in a desired location relative to the second engagement member.
In one embodiment ofthe invention the second engagement member is rigidly secured to the support member. Advantageously, the first engagement member is slideably mounted on the support member and is slideable longitudinally along the support member relative to the second engagement member.
Preferably, a guide means is provided for guiding the first engagement member to move with rectilinear motion longitudinally along the support member relative to the second engagement member. Advantageously, the guide means comprises a pair of spaced apart guide members extending from the first engagement member slideably engageable with respective opposite sides of the support member. Ideally, the guide members are elongated guide members slideably engageable with opposite side edges of the support member for constraining the first engagement member to move with the rectilinear motion along the support member.
IE 1 0 0 46 2 In another embodiment ofthe invention each engagement member defines an engagement face for abutting and engaging a corresponding one ofthe elongated members. Preferably, the engagement members are mounted on the support member with the respective engagement faces extending parallel to each other and transversely of the support member. Advantageously, the engagement face defined by each engagement member extends substantially perpendicularly to the support member. Ideally, the engagement face defined by each engagement member is an elongated engagement face extending transversely of the support member. io In another embodiment ofthe invention each engagement member comprises an angle bracket, defining a pair of legs extending substantially perpendicularly to each other, one ofthe legs being a mounting leg for mounting the corresponding engagement member on the support member, and the other leg being an engagement leg defining the corresponding engagement face. Preferably, the spaced apart guide members of the guide means of the first engagement member extend from the mounting leg of the angle bracket thereof.
In another embodiment ofthe invention the securing means comprises a screw extending from one of the first engagement member and the support member for engaging an elongated adjustment slot located in the other one of the first engagement member and the support member, and a nut engageable with the screw for clamping the first engagement member and the support member together. Preferably, the screw extends from the first engagement member, and the adjustment slot extends longitudinally in the support member. Advantageously, a IE 1 0 0 462 washer is provided for locating on the screw between the nut and the one of the first engagement member and the support member in which the adjustment slot is provided. in a further embodiment of the invention a graduated scale is provided on one of the support member and the first engagement member for determining the location of the first engagement member relative to the second engagement member. Preferably, the graduated scale extends longitudinally along the support member. Advantageously, graduations of the graduated scale are alignable with the first engagement member for determining the spacing between the respective engagement faces of the first and second engagement members. Ideally, the engagement face defined by the first engagement member is alignable with the graduations of the graduated scale.
Preferably, the graduated scale extends longitudinally along and adjacent the adjustment slot of the support member. Advantageously, a pair of the graduated scales are provided. Preferably, the graduated scales are located on respective opposite sides of the adjustment slot adjacent thereto. Preferably, one of the graduated scales is provided in metric units, and the other of the graduated scales is provided in imperial units.
The invention also provides a method for locating a pair of elongated members spaced apart relative to each other, the method comprising providing a jig having an elongated support member, a pair of engagement members mounted on the support member for engaging and locating respective members of the elongated members IE 1 0 04 62 relative to each other, a first one of the pair of engagement members being moveable relative to a second one of the pair of engagement members, and a securing means for selectively securing the first engagement member to the support member in a desired location relative to the second engagement member, the method further comprising setting and securing the first engagement member to the support member with the first and second engagement members being spaced apart a distance corresponding to the desired spacing at which the elongated members are to be located, securing one of the elongated members at a desired location, engaging one of the engagement members with the secured elongated member with the other of the engagement members adjacent the location at which the other of the elongated members is to be secured, engaging the said other of the elongated members with the said other of the engagement members, and with the said other of the elongated members engaging the said other of the engagement members securing the said other of the elongated members at the location at which it is engaging the engagement member.
In one embodiment of the invention the method comprises initially securing the first one of the pair of elongated members to be secured at respective opposite ends thereof prior to securing the said other of the pair of elongated members.
In another embodiment of the invention the said other of the elongated members is secured at one end thereof by engaging the said other of the elongated members adjacent the one end thereof with the one of the engagement members with the other of the engagement members engaging the secured elongated member.
IE 1 0 0 462 Preferably, the other end ofthe said other ofthe elongated members is secured at the desired location by engaging the said other of the elongated members adjacent the said other end thereof with one of the engagement members with the other of the engagement members engaging the secured elongated member.
Advantageously, the second engagement member is engaged with the secured elongated member, and the elongated member to be next secured is engaged with the first engagement member.
In one embodiment of the invention the method is adapted for locating a plurality of laths on roof rafters, the method comprising securing the outermost one of the laths to one end ofthe rafters and sequentially locating the laths from the immediately previously secured lath, and securing each located lath to the rafters.
In one embodiment of the invention the method further comprises measuring the length of a rafter from one end thereof to the other end thereof, dividing the measured distance by the number of laths to be secured on the roof to determine the spacing between adjacent laths.
Preferably, the method further comprises providing the first and second engagement members with respective engagement faces, and securing the first engagement member to the support member with the engagement faces of the first and second engagement members spaced apart the desired distance.
The advantages of the invention are many. The jig according to the invention allows IE 10 0 462 laths to be relatively quickly and easily, and in particular accurately positioned on rafters of a roof without the necessity of tediously measuring out the locations at which the laths are to be located on the rafters. The jig is a particularly simple and inexpensive tool and can be readily easily produced, Additionally, the spacing between the engagement faces of the first and second members can be readily easily and accurately set by viewing the engagement face ofthe first engagement member through the adjustment slot. Once the first engagement member of the jig has been accurately positioned on the support member relative to the second engagement member, the first engagement member can be readily, easily and quickly secured to the support member. The provision of two graduated scales, one on each side of the adjustment slot, has the added advantage that the jig according to the invention is suitable for use with both metric units and imperial units.
The invention wili be more clearly understood from the following description of a preferred embodiment thereof, which is given by way of example only, with reference to the accompanying drawings, in which: Fig. 1 is a perspective view of a jig according to the invention, Fig. 2 is an exploded perspective view of the jig of Fig. 1, and Fig. 3 is a perspective view of the jig of Fig. 1 in use.
Referring to the drawings, there is illustrated a jig according to the invention, indicated generally by the reference numeral 1, for locating a pair of elongated IE 1 Ο Ο 4 6 2 members spaced apart relative to each other. In this embodiment of the invention the jig 1 is particularly suitable for locating laths 2 in spaced apart relationship parallel to each other on rafters 3 of a roof, see Fig. 3.
The jig 1 comprises an elongated support member 4 of aiuminium. A pair of engagement members, namely, a first engagement member 5 and a second engagement member 6 are mounted on the support member 4 for engaging and locating the laths 2 relative to each other. The first and second engagement members 5 and 6 comprise first and second right angle brackets 7 and 8, respectively, of aluminium. The second bracket 8 is rigidiy mounted on the support member 4 by rivets 9. One leg, namely, a mounting leg 10 of the second bracket 8 is rigidly secured to the support member 4 by the rivets 9. The other leg, namely, an engagement leg 11 of the second bracket 8 defines an engagement face 12 for engaging one of the laths 2 as will be described below. The engagement face 12 defined by the engagement leg 11 extends outwardly and perpendicularly of the support member 4 and transversely of the support member 4.
The engagement member 5 is moveably mounted on the support member 4 and is slideable longitudinally along the support member 4. The first bracket 7 of the first engagement member 5 comprises a mounting ieg 13 which slideably engages the support member 4 and an engagement leg 14 which defines an engagement face 15 for engaging and locating another one of the laths 2 spaced apart from the lath 2 engaged by the engagement face 12 of the second engagement member 6. The engagement face 15 extends perpendicularly outwardly of the support member 4 J 25 and transversely thereof. |g 10 0462 A guide means comprising a pair of spaced apart guide members 16 formed on the mounting leg 13 of the first bracket 7 of the first engagement member 5 slideably engage opposite side edges 17 of the support member 4 for retaining the engagement face 15 of the first engagement member 5 extending transversely of the support member 4, and for guiding the first engagement member 5 longitudinally along the support member 4 with the engagement face 15 of the first engagement member 5 moving with rectilinear motion relative to the engagement face 12 of the second engagement member 6.
A securing means comprising a screw 18 rigidly mounted on and extending from the mounting leg 13 of the first bracket 7 slideably engages an elongated adjustment slot 19 extending longitudinally in the support member 4. A washer 20 and a wing nut 21 on the screw 18 secure the first bracket 7 in a desired location relative to the support member 4.
Graduated scales 24 and 25 are provided on the support member 4 along respective opposite sides of the adjustment slot 19. The abutment face 15 of the first engagement member 5 is selectively alignable with graduations 26 and 27 of the graduated scales 24 and 25 for indicating the distance between the engagement face 15 of the first engagement member 5 and the engagement face 12 of the second engagement member 6, so that the spacing between the engagement faces 15 and 12 can be read off from the graduated scales 24 and 25, depending on the respective graduations 26 and 27 with which the engagement face 15 of the first engagement member 5 is aligned. The graduated scale 24 is a metric scale in IE 100 462 IO metric units, while the graduated scale 25 is an Imperial scale in imperial units.
In use, to set the jig 1 for locating a pair of laths 2 relative to each other, the engagement face 15 of the first engagement member 5 is aligned with the appropriate graduation 26 or 27 on the appropriate one of the scales 24 and 25 which corresponds to the desired spacing between the laths 2. This is carried out by viewing the engagement face 15 of the first engagement member 5 through the adjustment slot 19, and aligning the engagement face 15 with the appropriate one of the graduations 26 and 27. The wing nut 21 is tightened on the screws 18 for securing the first engagement member 5 with the engagement faces 15 and 12 at the desired spacing.
Referring now to Fig. 3, the method according to the invention for locating laths 2 will now be described. In Fig. 3 a portion of a roof 28 under construction is illustrated.
The roof 28 comprises the rafters 3, portions of which are illustrated. Portions of three laths 2 for mounting roof tiles, slates or the like are also illustrated. As mentioned above, it is essential that the laths 2 should be parallel to each other and that the laths 2 should be equi-spaced apart relative to each other. Further, it is important that the laths 2 should run perpendicularly to the rafters 3.
Initially the length of a rafter 3 is measured from the eve run to the roof ridge. This distance is then divided by the number of laths 2 to be secured to the rafters to give the spacing between the laths 2. The first engagement member 5 is set on the support member 4 of the jig 1 with its engagement face 15 aligned with the appropriate graduation on the appropriate one of the scales 24 or 25 as already IE 1 Ο Ο 4 6 2 described so that the engagement faces 15 and 12 of the first and second engagement members 5 and 6 are at the appropriate spacing. The wing nut 21 is secured on the screw 18 thereby securing the first engagement member 5 in position on the support member 4.
The first of the laths 2 adjacent the eve run is secured to the rafters so that the lath 2 is perpendicular to the rafters. The jig 1 is then used to locate the next adjacent lath 2 relative to the first lath 2, and so on. The engagement face 12 of the second engagement member 6 is engaged with a side edge 29a of the last to be secured of the secured laths 2, which is indicated by the reference numeral 2a in Fig. 3, at one end of the lath 2a, with the first engagement member 5 located adjacent the location at which the next of the laths 2 to be secured is to be located. The engagement face 15 of the first engagement member 5 defines the position for the next lath 2b which is located on the rafters 3 with the side edge 29b thereof engaging the engagement face 15. The end of the rafter 2b is secured to the adjacent rafter 3.
The jig 1 is then removed and placed at the other end of the secured lath 2a with the engagement face 12 of the second engagement member 6 in engagement with the side edge 29a of the secured lath 2a with the engagement face 15 of the first engagement member 5 defining the location for the lath 2b. The side edge 29b of the corresponding end of the lath 2b is then brought into engagement with the engagement face 15 of the first engagement member 5 and the lath 2b is secured to the adjacent rafter 3.
The lath 2b is secured to the remaining rafters 3 which are intermediate the two IE 1 0 0 462 rafters 3 to which the ends of the lath 2b have been secured. The jig 1 may be used to check the spacing between the laths 2a and 2b intermediate the ends of the laths 2. The next adjacent lath to the lath 2b is then secured to the rafters 3 using the jig 1 in similar fashion.
While the jig has been described as being of aluminium material, the jig may be of any other suitable material. Further, while the engagement members have been described as being angle brackets, any other suitable engagement members may be used. Indeed, It is envisaged in certain cases that the jig may be of a moulding or io casting, in which case the second engagement member may be integrally formed with the support member. Furthermore, it will of course be appreciated that other suitable securing means besides a screw and a wing nut may be provided. Indeed, in certain cases, it is envisaged that a toggle mechanism or the like may be provided. It will of course be appreciated that the scale may be provided in any other suitable position on the support member and while the device has been described as comprising an imperial and metric scale, only one scale need be provided if desired.
While the jig has been described for use in locating laths on rafters of a roof, the jig may be used for locating any other elongated members relative to each other.
Further, while the jig has been described for locating members parallel to each other, it could be used for locating members angled relative to each other, in which case, one setting of the first engagement member on the support member would be used for locating the elongated members at one end relative to each other while a IE 1 0 0462 different setting of the first engagement member would be used for locating the other ends of the elongated members.
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1. A jig for locating a pair of elongated members spaced apart relative to each other, the jig comprising an elongated support member, a pair of engagement members mounted on the support member for engaging and locating respective 5 members of the elongated members relative to each other, a first one of the pair of engagement members being moveable relative to a second one of the pair of engagement members, and a securing means for selectively securing the first engagement member to the support member in a desired location relative to the second engagement member. io
2. A jig as claimed in Claim 1 in which the second engagement member is rigidiy secured to the support member.
3. A jig as claimed in Claim 1 or 2 in which the first engagement member is 15 slideably mounted on the support member and is slideable longitudinally along the support member relative to the second engagement member,
4. A jig as claimed in any preceding claim in which a guide means is provided for guiding the first engagement member to move with rectilinear motion 20 longitudinally along the support member relative to the second engagement member.
5. A jig as claimed in Claim 4 in which the guide means comprises a pair of spaced apart guide members extending from the first engagement member slideably 25 ' engageable with respective opposite sides of the support member. IE 1 0 0462
6. A jig as claimed in Claim 5 in which the guide members are elongated guide members slideably engageable with opposite side edges of the support member for constraining the first engagement member to move with the rectilinear motion along 5 the support member.
7. A jig as claimed in any preceding ciaim in which each engagement member defines an engagement face for abutting and engaging a corresponding one of the elongated members.
8. A jig as claimed in Claim 7 in which the engagement members are mounted on the support member with the respective engagement faces extending parallel to each other and transversely of the support member. 15
9. A jig as claimed in Claim 7 or 8 in which the engagement face defined by each engagement member extends substantially perpendicularly to the support member.
10. A jig as claimed in any of Claims 7 to 9 in which the engagement face 20 defined by each engagement member is an elongated engagement face extending transversely of the support member.
11. A jig as claimed in any of Claims 7 to 10 in which each engagement member comprises an angle bracket, defining a pair of legs extending substantiaily 25......perpendicularly to each other, one of the legs being a mounting leg for mounting the IE 1 Ο Ο 4 6 2 corresponding engagement member on the support member, and the other leg being an engagement leg defining the corresponding engagement face.
12. A jig as claimed in any of Claims 7 to 11 in which the spaced apart guide 5 members of the guide means of the first engagement member extend from the mounting leg of the angle bracket thereof.
13. A jig as ciaimed in any preceding claim in which the securing means comprises a screw extending from one of the first engagement member and the 10 support member for engaging an elongated adjustment slot located in the other one of the first engagement member and the support member, and a nut engageable with the screw for clamping the first engagement member and the support member together.
14. 15 14. A jig as claimed in Claim 13 in which the screw extends from the first engagement member, and the adjustment slot extends longitudinally in the support member. 15. A jig as claimed in Claim 13 or 14 in which a washer is provided for locating 20 on the screw between the nut and the one of the first engagement member and the support member in which the adjustment slot is provided.
15. 16. A jig as claimed in any preceding claim in which a graduated scale is provided on one of the support member and the first engagement member for 25 determining the location of the first engagement member relative to the second IE 10 0 4 6 2 engagement member.
16. 17. A jig as claimed in Ciaim 16 in which the graduated scale extends longitudinally along the support member.
17. 18. A jig as claimed in Claim 17 in which graduations of the graduated scale are alignable with the first engagement member for determining the spacing between the respective engagement faces of the first and second engagement members. 10
18. 19. A jig as claimed in Claim 17 or 18 in which the engagement face defined by the first engagement member is alignable with the graduations of the graduated scale.
19. 20. A jig as claimed in any of Claims 17 to 19 in which the graduated scale 15 extends longitudinally along and adjacent the adjustment slot of the support member.
20. 21. A jig as claimed in any of Claims 16 to 20 in which a pair of the graduated scales are provided.
21. 22. A jig as claimed in Claim 21 in which the graduated scales are located on respective opposite sides of the adjustment slot adjacent thereto.
22. 23. A jig as claimed in Claim 21 or 22 in which one of the graduated scales is 25' provided in metric units, and the other of the graduated scales is provided in imperial IE 1 0 0 4 6 2 units.
23. 24. A jig substantially as described herein with reference to and as illustrated in the accompanying drawings.
24. 25. A method for locating a pair of elongated members spaced apart relative to each other, the method comprising providing a jig having an elongated support member, a pair of engagement members mounted on the support member for engaging and locating respective members of the elongated members relative to 10 each other, a first one of the pair of engagement members being moveable relative to a second one of the pair of engagement members, and a securing means for selectively securing the first engagement member to the support member in a desired location relative to the second engagement member, the method further comprising setting and securing the first engagement member to the support 15 member with the first and second engagement members being spaced apart a distance corresponding to the desired spacing at which the elongated members are to be located, securing one of the elongated members at a desired location, engaging one of the engagement members with the secured elongated member with the other of the engagement members adjacent the location at which the other of the 20 elongated members is to be secured, engaging the said other of the elongated members with the said other of the engagement members, and with the said other of the elongated members engaging the said other of the engagement members securing the said other of the elongated members at the location at which it is engaging the engagement member. IE 10 0 462
25. 26. A method as claimed in Claim 25 in which the method comprises initially securing the first one of the pair of elongated members to be secured at respective opposite ends thereof prior to securing the said other of the pair of elongated members,
26. 27. A method as claimed in Claim 26 in which the said other of the elongated members is secured at one end thereof by engaging the said other of the elongated members adjacent the one end thereof with the one of the engagement members with the other of the engagement members engaging the secured elongated 10 member,
27. 28. A method as claimed in Claim 26 or 27 in which the other end of the said other of the elongated members is secured at the desired location by engaging the said other of the elongated members adjacent the said other end thereof with one of 15 the engagement members with the other of the engagement members engaging the secured elongated member.
28. 29. A method as claimed in any of Claims 25 to 28 in which the second engagement member is engaged with the secured elongated member, and the 20 elongated member to be next secured is engaged with the first engagement member.
29. 30. A method as claimed in any of Claims 25 to 29 in which the method is adapted for locating a plurality of iaths on roof rafters, the method comprising 25.....securing the outermost one of the laths to one end of the rafters and sequentially ΙΕ 10 0Λ62 locating the laths from the immediately previously secured lath, and securing each located lath to the rafters.
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31. A method as claimed in Claim 30 in which the method further comprises 5 measuring the length of a rafter from one end thereof to the other end thereof, dividing the measured distance by the number of laths to be secured on the roof to determine the spacing between adjacent laths.
32. A method as claimed in any of Claims 25 to 31 in which the method further io comprises providing the first and second engagement members with respective engagement faces, and securing the first engagement member to the support member with the engagement faces ofthe first and second engagement members spaced apart the desired distance. 15
33. A method for locating a pair of elongated members spaced apart relative to each other, the method being substantially as described herein with reference to and as illustrated in the accompanying drawings.
34. A method for locating a plurality of laths spaced apart relative to each other 20 on roof rafters, the method being substantially as described herein with reference to and as illustrated in the accompanying drawings.
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