JP2020133185A - Eaves gutter support and eaves gutter set - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide an eaves gutter support and an eaves gutter set capable of varying rainwater drainage capacity of an eves gutter according to whether rainfall is large or small.SOLUTION: An eves gutter support 20 comprises a support body 21 which supports an eaves gutter 10 comprising a front lug 13 and a rear lug 14, and further comprises a hinge part 23 which rotates the support body 21 so as to support the eaves gutter 10 at least at two places on a stationary side where the front lug 13 is arranged above the rear lug 14 and a lowermost side where the front lug 13 is arranged substantially on a level with the rear lug 14.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 2

Description

The present invention relates to an eaves gutter support tool and an eaves gutter set that support the eaves gutter.

A general eaves gutter support has a fixing portion for fixing the eaves gutter support to the eaves tip, a foot portion extending forward from the fixing portion, and a support main body for supporting the eaves gutter in front of the fixing portion. (See, for example, Patent Documents 1 and 2).

As shown in FIG. 9, the conventional eaves gutter support 110 supports, for example, an eaves gutter (round gutter) 100 having a substantially semicircular cross section, and has a shape in which a strip is curved or bent. When attached to the eaves surface 3, the height positions of the front ear 101 and the rear ear 102 generally match in order to secure the maximum drainage capacity due to the shape. It is customary that the front ear holding portion 111 and the rear ear holding portion 112 of the eaves gutter support 110 are also arranged at substantially the same height according to the height positional relationship of the ears. In FIG. 9, reference numeral 3 is an eaves front surface to which the eaves gutter support 110 is fixed, reference numeral 5 is a roof, and reference numeral L is a maximum water level of the eaves gutter 100.

By the way, since the eaves gutter forms a water channel for draining rainwater, an eaves gutter with a drainage capacity corresponding to the installed state of the eaves gutter and the amount of rainfall is assumed. In the example of FIG. 9, the upper limit of the drainage capacity of the eaves gutter is shown by a chain double-dashed line.

Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2018-172921 Jitsukaisho 58-39919

However, if an eaves gutter is selected assuming the maximum amount of drainage and an eaves gutter with a large capacity and a large appearance is attached, the design may be impaired depending on the size. Of course, it is not possible to install a gutter that is too small, assuming it will overflow.

The present invention has been proposed in consideration of such circumstances, and an object of the present invention is an eaves gutter support and an eaves gutter that can change the drainage capacity of rainwater in an eaves gutter depending on the amount of rainfall or the like. To provide a set.

In addition, in the above-mentioned Patent Document 2, in order to prevent the eaves gutter and the eaves gutter support from being damaged by the weight of snow or the pressing by the vine, the support main body is rotated downward in front of the eaves gutter. It has a rotating structure that allows the ear side to be tilted downward. In other words, the drainage capacity of this eaves gutter fluctuates. However, since the original drainage function of the eaves gutter is lost when the eaves gutter is tilted downward, this type of eaves gutter support cannot be used for the above purpose.

In order to achieve the above object, the eaves gutter support according to claim 1 is an eaves gutter support having a support main body for supporting an eaves having an anterior ear and a posterior ear. The support so that the eaves gutter can be supported at least at two locations, the stationary side, which is located higher than the rear ear, and the lowest side, where the front ear is arranged at substantially the same height as the rear ear. It is characterized by having a hinge portion for rotating the main body.

The eaves gutter support according to claim 2 is characterized in that the hinge portion is composed of a torque hinge.

The eaves gutter set according to claim 3 is characterized by including an eaves gutter support and an eaves gutter.

The eaves gutter set according to claim 4 includes a main body portion and an extension portion extending upward from the front end of the main body portion, and a rear ear is formed at the rear end portion of the main body portion. The front ear is formed at the upper end of the extension portion, while the support main body is arranged on the outer surface side of the eaves gutter from the rear ear to the front ear. And.

Since the eaves gutter support according to claim 1 has the above-described configuration, the drainage capacity of rainwater in the eaves gutter can be changed depending on the amount of rainfall or the like.

Since the eaves gutter support according to claim 2 has the above-described configuration, smooth rotation can be realized depending on the amount of rainfall.

Since the eaves gutter set according to claim 3 has the above-described configuration, the drainage capacity of rainwater in the eaves gutter can be changed depending on the amount of rainfall or the like.

Since the eaves gutter set according to claim 4 has the above-described configuration, the drainage capacity can be increased and it can be adapted to an area with a large amount of rainfall.

It is explanatory drawing of the eaves gutter set which concerns on one Embodiment of this invention. (A) is a vertical cross-sectional view of the eaves gutter, and (b) is a side view of the eaves gutter support. (A) and (b) are vertical cross-sectional views showing two modes of mounting the eaves gutter set. It is explanatory drawing of the eaves gutter set which concerns on other embodiment of this invention. (A) and (b) are vertical cross-sectional views showing two modes of mounting the eaves gutter set. It is explanatory drawing of the eaves gutter set which concerns on still another Embodiment of this invention. (A) and (b) are vertical cross-sectional views showing two modes of mounting the eaves gutter set. It is a perspective view of the water collector for the eaves gutter shown in FIGS. 1 to 4. It is explanatory drawing of the eaves gutter set which concerns on still another Embodiment of this invention. (A) and (b) are vertical cross-sectional views showing two modes of mounting the eaves gutter set. It is explanatory drawing of the eaves gutter set which concerns on still another Embodiment of this invention. (A) and (b) are vertical cross-sectional views showing two modes of mounting the eaves gutter set. It is explanatory drawing of the modification of embodiment shown in FIG. 1, (a) is the vertical sectional view of the eaves gutter, and (b) is the side view of the eaves gutter support. (A) is a perspective view of a conventional eaves gutter support, and (b) is a side view showing an attached state of the eaves gutter support of (a).

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings.

The eaves gutter support 20 includes a support main body 21 that supports the eaves gutter 10 having an anterior ear 13 and a rear ear 14. The eaves gutter support 20 is provided at least at two locations, one on the stationary side where the front ear 13 is arranged higher than the rear ear 14, and the lowermost side where the front ear 13 is arranged at substantially the same height as the rear ear 14. A hinge portion 23 for rotating the support main body 21 is provided so that the eaves gutter 10 can be supported by the above.

Further, the eaves gutter set 1 is a combination of such an eaves gutter support tool 20 and an eaves gutter 10. The eaves gutter 10 used in the eaves gutter set 1 includes a main body portion 11 and an extension portion 12 extending upward from the front end of the main body portion 11, and a rear ear 14 is formed at the rear end portion of the main body portion 11. It is desirable to use a gutter 13 having an anterior ear 13 formed at the upper end of the extension portion 12. The support main body 21 is arranged on the outer surface side of the eaves gutter 10 from the rear ear 14 to the front ear 13.

As the eaves gutter 10 supported by the eaves gutter support tool 20, an arc-shaped one having a substantially semicircular cross section, an arc-shaped one larger than the semicircle, and a square one are used. Hereinafter, various embodiments according to the shape, type, etc. of the eaves gutter 10 will be described.

The eaves gutter set 1 of FIG. 1 is formed by combining the eaves gutter 10 shown in FIG. 1 (a) and the eaves gutter support tool 20 shown in FIG. 1 (b). The eaves gutter 10 is a round gutter having a semicircular cross section or a slightly larger arc, and the eaves gutter support 20 has side surfaces so that the eaves gutter 10 can be held in the state shown in FIG. 1 (a). The support main body 21 forming a semicircular or slightly larger arc, the foot portion 22 for arranging the support main body 21 forward, and the fixing fixed to the eaves front surface 3 (see FIG. 2). It is provided with a section 24.

As shown in FIG. 1A, the eaves gutter 10 includes a main body portion 11 having an arc shape slightly smaller than a semicircle, and an extension portion 12 extending upward from the front end of the main body portion 11. The front ear 13 is formed at the upper end of the protruding portion 12, and the rear ear 14 is formed at the rear end of the main body portion 11.

As shown in FIG. 1A, when the center of the arc of the main body 11 is set as the lowermost part, the front ear 13 extends beyond the height position of the rear ear 14 (the position of the alternate long and short dash line). It is placed at a higher position by the height. The continuous shape of the main body portion 11 and the extending portion 12 does not have to be an arc. That is, the extending portion 12 may extend upward from the front end of the main body portion 11, and may extend slightly diagonally upward or directly upward. Further, the extending portion 12 may be a flat plate or a slightly curved one.

Further, the eaves gutter support tool 20 is formed by processing a strip plate at its main portion, and has a fixing portion 24 for fixing the eaves gutter support tool 20 to the eaves front surface 3 and a foot extending forward from the fixing portion 24. It is configured to include a portion 22 and a support main body 21 that supports the eaves gutter 10 in front of the foot portion 22.

As shown in FIG. 1B, the support main body 21 has a side shape and dimensions that roughly match the shape and dimensions of the supporting eaves gutter 10. The support main body 21 has a structure in which a bendable thin plate is fixed to the front end of the curved plate body to form a front ear holding portion 25, and a bendable thin plate is fixed to the rear end to form a rear ear holding portion 26. It is said that.

This curved plate body includes an arc-shaped main body plate portion 21a slightly smaller than a semicircle when viewed from the side surface, and an extension plate portion 21b extending upward from the front end of the main body plate portion 21a. The front ear holding portion 25 is formed at the upper end of the 21b, and the rear ear holding portion 26 is formed at the rear end of the main body plate portion 21a.

In the state where the foot portion 22 is held horizontally as shown in FIG. 1B, the front ear holding portion 25 is arranged at a position higher than the rear ear holding portion 26, and the front end portion 21c of the curved plate body is the rear end portion. It is placed higher than 21d.

The foot portion 22 includes a front portion 22a, a rear portion 22b, and a hinge portion 23 connecting them. When the foot portion 22 is not bent at the hinge portion 23, that is, when the flat plate body is in the horizontal state, the eaves gutter 10 is set to the steady side. On this stationary side, as shown in FIG. 1B, the front ear holding portion 25 (front end portion 21c) is arranged at a higher position than the rear ear holding portion 26 (rear end portion 21d).

Further, the hinge portion 23 causes the front portion 22a and the support main body 21 to rotate downward, and the front ear holding portion 25 (front ear 13) shown by the two-dot chain line in FIG. 1B is the rear ear holding portion. The position arranged at substantially the same height as 26 (rear ear 14) is the lowest side.

The front portion 22a of the support main body 21 and the foot portion 22 rotates between the steady side and the lowest side with the hinge portion 23 as the rotation axis. The hinge portion 23 may be formed of, for example, a torque hinge, and in particular, a hinge portion 23 having a structure in which it rotates downward due to an increase in the weight of rainwater and returns to rotate upward due to a decrease in the weight of rainwater is used. Just do it. Since the eaves gutter 10 itself is heavy, when the eaves gutter 10 is not supported, the front portion 22a of the eaves gutter support tool 20 and the support tool main body 21 are slightly as shown in FIG. 1 (b). It may be in a lifted state.

By using such an eaves gutter support tool 20 and an eaves gutter 10, if the eaves gutter 10 is constructed as shown in FIG. 2A, the extending portion 12 of the eaves gutter 10 protrudes upward. When viewed from the white direction in FIG. 2A, the eaves portion of the roof 5 is hidden by the extending portion 12, and the appearance is excellent.

When rainwater is not flowing through the eaves gutter 10, the steady-state state of FIG. 2A is maintained. When rainwater flows through the eaves gutter 10, the weight increases, so that the support main body 21 starts to rotate downward. When the amount of rainfall (water level) becomes constant, the rotation stops and the eaves gutter 10 is held at that position. After that, when the amount of rainwater further increases, the downward rotation of the support main body 21 resumes. When the amount of rainwater increases and reaches the bottom, the rotation stops there.

The lines shown by the alternate long and short dash lines in FIGS. 2 (a) and 2 (b) indicate the drainage capacity (maximum water level L1 and L2) at each position, and the drainage capacity (maximum water level L2) at the lowest side is steady. It is larger than the drainage capacity on the side (maximum water level L1).

As a result, as it continues to rain and the water level in the eaves gutter 10 rises, the drainage capacity of the eaves gutter 10 also increases accordingly. That is, the eaves gutter set 1 including the eaves gutter 10 and the eaves gutter support 20 has a drainage capacity that varies depending on the amount of rainwater, even if the drainage capacity is normal or small when it is not raining. Therefore, if this eaves gutter set 1 is used in an area with a large amount of rainfall, it is possible to cope with heavy rain and prevent the eaves gutter 10 from overflowing.

Further, when the amount of rainwater in the eaves gutter 10 decreases, the front portion 22a and the support main body 21 rotate upward due to the action of the torque hinge, and return to the steady side when the rainwater disappears. In this way, smooth rotation can be realized. Further, since the fluctuation of the eaves gutter support 20 between the steady side and the bottom side is made by the fluctuation of the amount of rainwater, it is not necessary to manually adjust the rotation position. In addition, the eaves gutter 10 with high design can be maintained in a state where rain does not accumulate.

The hinge portion 23 may be a torque hinge having a structure in which only the return to the steady side is manually performed, or may be a spring hinge. Further, the hinge portion 23 may be a manual switching type that can be fixed at least at two positions, the steady side and the bottom side.

On the stationary side, as shown in FIG. 2, the eaves portion of the roof 5 is formed by the extending portion 12 when viewed from the lower front side (in the direction of the white arrow in FIG. 2A). Although it is hidden and invisible, the extension portion 12 may be formed to be longer. For example, as shown in FIG. 8A, the extending portion 12 may be formed long so as to involve the eaves side of the roof 5.

According to the eaves gutter set of FIG. 8, as shown in FIG. 8 (a), on the stationary side, the eaves portion of the roof 5 extends even when viewed from the front (direction of the white arrow in FIG. 8 (a)). It is hidden by part 12 and cannot be seen. Further, since the extension portion 12 becomes longer and the eaves gutter 10 itself becomes larger, the difference in drainage capacity (maximum water levels L1 and L2) between the steady side and the lowest side is even larger as shown in FIG. 8 (b). At the bottom, it can handle more rainfall.

Next, the eaves gutter set 1 according to the embodiment using the eaves gutter 100 shown in FIG. 9, for example, which is conventionally used, will be described with reference to FIG.

The eaves gutter 10 (eave gutter 100 in FIG. 9) of the eaves gutter set 1 has a semicircular cross section or an arc shape slightly smaller than that. Further, the support main body 21 of the eaves gutter support 20 also has a shape and dimensions that match the cross-sectional shape and dimensions of the eaves gutter 10. The foot portion 22 of the eaves gutter support 20 has a front portion 22a and a rear portion 22b connected by a hinge portion 23, and a fixing portion 24 is formed to extend at the rear end of the rear portion 22b.

When the foot portion 22 is not bent at the hinge portion 23, that is, in the horizontal state, the eaves gutter 10 is set to the steady side. On this stationary side, as shown in FIG. 3A, the front ear holding portion 25 (front end portion 21c) is arranged at a higher position than the rear ear holding portion 26 (rear end portion 21d).

The portion protruding above the height position of the rear ear 14 including the front ear 13 of the eaves gutter 10 on the stationary side is referred to as the extending portion 12, and the portion excluding the portion is referred to as the main body portion 11. Further, a portion protruding above the height position of the rear ear holding portion 26, including the front ear holding portion 25 of the support main body 21 of the eaves gutter support 20 on the steady side, is referred to as an extension plate portion 21b. The portion of the curved plate body excluding the above is the main body plate portion 21a.

In this way, even if the eaves gutter 10 is conventionally used and has a semicircular or slightly small arc cross section, by using the eaves gutter support 20 having a hinge portion 23, the steady side and the bottom side can be set. It can be used as an eaves gutter 10 that rotates between. As shown in FIGS. 3A and 3B, on the steady side, the drainage capacity is smaller than that when the eaves gutter 10 is used in FIG. 9, and on the bottom side, the drainage capacity is the same as when it is used in FIG. ..

Therefore, according to this eaves gutter set 1, it can be used in an area with low rainfall. Even when such a conventional eaves gutter 10 is used, since the eaves portion of the roof 5 is hidden on the stationary side, it can be used as a highly designed one.

Next, another eaves gutter set 1 will be described with reference to FIG.

The eaves gutter 10 of this eaves gutter set 1 is the same as that of FIG. 1 (a), and the same reference numerals are given to FIG. 4, and the description thereof will be omitted. The eaves gutter support tool 20 includes a support tool main body 21, a foot portion 22, and a fixing portion 24. The support main body 21 is the same as that of FIG. 1 (b), and the same reference numerals are given to FIGS. 4 and the description thereof will be omitted. The foot portion 22 and the fixing portion 24 are made of a rod-shaped material, and the foot portion 22 has an upright front portion 22a, a rear portion 22b inclined rearward, and a hinge portion 23 connecting the front portion 22a and the rear portion 22b, and is fixed. The portion 24 extends from the rear portion 22b and has a sharp portion 24a at the rear end. The eaves gutter support tool 20 is fixed by driving a sharp portion 24a into a rafter 7 at the eaves tip.

With respect to the eaves gutter support 10, the front portion 22a and the support main body 21 rotate between the steady side and the bottom side depending on the weight of rainwater. It is desirable that the front portion 22a does not stand upright in the vertical direction and is slightly tilted forward as the steady side so that the front portion 22a can be reliably rotated downward from the steady side. Further, the hinge portion 23 may be provided in the portion A shown in FIG. 4A so that the hinge portion 23 can be reliably rotated.

With this eaves gutter set 1, the drainage capacity (maximum water levels L1 and L2) can be changed according to the amount of rainfall, as in the case of FIGS. 1 and 3.

In all of the above four types of examples (FIGS. 1, FIG. 3, FIG. 4 and FIG. 8), the eaves gutter 10 is a round gutter, and it is connected to a water collector 30 as shown in FIG. Rainwater can flow through the gutter 35.

On the side surface of the water collector 30, a connecting hole 31 having a curved lower side is provided. The connecting hole 31 is formed to be slightly larger so that even if the eaves gutter 10 rotates between the steady side and the bottom side while the eaves gutter 10 is connected, it can rotate smoothly at the connecting portion. ing.

Next, another eaves gutter set 1 corresponding to the gutter will be described with reference to FIG.

The eaves gutter 10 of the eaves gutter set 1 extends upward from the square main body portion 11 having the front wall portion 11a, the bottom portion 11b, and the rear wall portion 11c, and the upper end of the main body portion 11 (the upper end of the front wall portion 11a). The extension portion 12 is provided, the front ear 13 is formed at the upper end of the extension portion 12, and the rear ear 14 is formed at the rear end of the main body portion 11. As shown in FIG. 4A, when the bottom portion 11b is arranged horizontally, the front ear 13 is arranged at a position higher than the height position of the rear ear 14 by the height of the extension portion 12. The extending portion 12 may extend slightly diagonally upward from the upper end of the main body portion 11, or may extend directly above. Further, the extending portion 12 may be a flat plate or a slightly curved one.

Further, the eaves gutter support tool 20 is formed by processing a strip plate at its main portion, and has a fixing portion 24 for fixing the eaves gutter support tool 20 to the eaves front surface 3 and a foot extending forward from the fixing portion 24. It is configured to include a portion 22 and a support main body 21 that supports the eaves gutter 10 in front of the portion 22.

As shown in FIG. 6A, the support main body 21 has a side shape and dimensions according to the shape and dimensions of the eaves gutter 10 to be supported, and the support main body 21 is bent toward the front end of the square plate body. A possible thin plate is fixed to form the front ear holding portion 25, and a bendable thin plate is fixed to the rear end to form the rear ear holding portion 26.

This square plate body includes a square main body plate portion 21a in a side view and an extension plate portion 21b extending upward from the front end of the main body plate portion 21a, and holds the front ear at the upper end of the extension plate portion 21b. A portion 25 is formed, and a rear ear holding portion 26 is formed at the rear end of the main body plate portion 21a.

When the foot portion 22 is held horizontally as shown in FIG. 6A, the front ear holding portion 25 is arranged at a position higher than the rear ear holding portion 26, and the front end portion 21c of the square plate body is the rear end portion 21d. It is placed at a higher position than.

The foot portion 22 includes a front portion 22a, a rear portion 22b, and a hinge portion 23 connecting them. When the foot portion 22 is not bent at the hinge portion 23, that is, in the horizontal state, the eaves gutter 10 is set to the steady side. On this stationary side, as shown in FIG. 6A, the front ear holding portion 25 (front end portion 21c) is arranged at a higher position than the rear ear holding portion 26 (rear end portion 21d).

Further, the position where the front portion 22a and the support main body 21 are rotated downward by the hinge portion 23 and the front ear 13 is arranged at substantially the same height as the rear ear 14 is the lowest side (FIG. 6). See (b)).

The front portion 22a of the support main body 21 and the foot portion 22 rotates between the steady side and the lowest side with the hinge portion 23 as the rotation axis. The hinge portion 23 may be formed of a torque hinge, and in particular, a hinge portion 23 may be configured to rotate downward as the weight of rainwater increases and rotate upward as the weight of rainwater decreases.

Similar to the one in FIG. 1, this eaves gutter set 1 also has a hinge portion 23 composed of a torque hinge, so that it can rotate freely between the steady side and the bottom side, and therefore, it is the same as that in FIG. The effect of is played.

Next, another eaves gutter set 1 for the square gutter will be described with reference to FIG. 7.

The eaves gutter 10 of the eaves gutter set 1 has substantially the same shape as that of FIG. 6 except for the front ear 13. The front ear 13 of the main gutter 10 has a hook shape bent to the rear side.

On the other hand, the eaves gutter support 20 is a type of support that suspends and supports the eaves gutter 10, and includes a support main body 21, a foot portion 22, and a fixing portion 24. The foot portion 22 and the fixing portion 24 are integrated, but the support main body 21 is a separate body from these. The support main body 21 is a plate-shaped body extending in the front-rear direction, and a long hole (not shown) is opened along the longitudinal direction, and the front end portion of the foot portion 22 is connected at an appropriate position of the long hole. .. In this way, the degree of protrusion of the eaves gutter 10 can be adjusted by the connection position of the foot portion 22 to the elongated hole.

Further, as shown in FIGS. 7A and 7B, the support main body 21 has a rear ear holding portion 25 formed at the front end and a spring piece 26a fixed to the rear end to have an ear accommodating portion. The holding portion 26 is formed.

The support main body 21 includes a substantially flat plate-shaped main body plate portion 21a having elongated holes and an extension plate portion 21b extending upward from the front end of the main body plate portion 21a, and the extension plate portion 21b includes an extension plate portion 21b. The front ear holding portion 25 is formed at the upper end, and the rear ear holding portion 26 is formed at the rear end of the main body plate portion 21a.

In the state where the foot portion 22 is held horizontally as shown in FIG. 7A, the front ear holding portion 25 is arranged at a position higher than the rear ear holding portion 26, and the front end portion 21c of the square plate body is the rear end portion 21d. It is placed at a higher position than.

The foot portion 22 includes a front portion 22a, a rear portion 22b, and a hinge portion 23 connecting them. When the foot portion 22 is not bent at the hinge portion 23, that is, in the horizontal state, the eaves gutter 10 is set to the steady side. On this stationary side, as shown in FIG. 7A, the front ear holding portion 25 (front end portion 21c) is arranged at a higher position than the rear ear holding portion 26 (rear end portion 21d).

Further, the position where the front portion 22a and the support main body 21 are rotated downward by the hinge portion 23 and the front ear 13 is arranged at substantially the same height as the rear ear 14 is the lowest side (FIG. 7). See (b)).

The front portion 22a of the support main body 21 and the foot portion 22 rotates between the steady side and the lowest side with the hinge portion 23 as the rotation axis. The hinge portion 23 may be formed of a torque hinge, and in particular, a hinge portion 23 may be configured to rotate downward as the weight of rainwater increases and rotate upward as the weight of rainwater decreases.

Similar to the one in FIG. 1, this eaves gutter set 1 also has a hinge portion 23 composed of a torque hinge so that it can rotate freely between the steady side and the bottom side, and therefore the same as that in FIG. The effect is played.

1 Eaves gutter set 3 Eaves front surface 5 Roof 7 Rafters 10 Eaves gutter 11 Main body 11a Front wall 11b Bottom 11c Rear wall 12 Extension 13 Front ear 14 Rear ear 20 Eaves gutter support 21 Support main body 21a Main body plate 21b Extension plate 21c Front end 21d Rear end 22 Foot 22a Front 22b Rear 23 Hing part 24 Fixing part 24a Sharp part 25 Front ear holding part 26 Rear ear holding part 26a Spring piece 30 Water collector 31 Connecting hole 35 Gutter L1, L2 Maximum water level

Claims (4)

Support for supporting an eaves gutter with front and rear ears In an eaves gutter support with a main body
The eaves gutter can be supported at least at two locations, the stationary side where the anterior ear is arranged higher than the posterior ear and the lowest side where the anterior ear is arranged at substantially the same height as the posterior ear. An eaves gutter support that is provided with a hinge portion that rotates the support body. In claim 1,
An eaves gutter support whose hinge portion is composed of a torque hinge. An eaves gutter set including the eaves gutter support according to claim 1 or 2, and the eaves gutter. In claim 3,
The eaves gutter includes a main body portion and an extension portion extending upward from the front end of the main body portion, a rear ear is formed at the rear end portion of the main body portion, and a front portion is formed at the upper end portion of the extension portion. An eaves gutter set characterized in that the support main body is arranged on the outer surface side of the eaves gutter from the rear ear to the front ear while the ears are formed.

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