JP2556674Y2 - Keraba structure - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] [Industrial applications]

The present invention relates to a structure for putting a keraba on a roof of a house.

[Prior art]

As shown in Fig. 5, flat roof tiles 1, 1 ... are arranged in parallel with eaves and ridges, and they are adjacent to each other in the eaves ridge direction. In the case of the flat roof tiles 1,1,..., The eaves-side end of the flat roof tile 1 on the ridge side is superimposed on the ridge side edge of the flat roof tile 1 on the eave side, and is arranged in a stair-like manner. Each flat roof tile through the waterproof sheet 9
1,1 ... are arranged. Among the flat roof tiles 1, 1,..., The one located at the end on the keraba side has its side end face abutting on a climbing tree 10 mounted on a field board 8 along the keraba. In order to prevent rainwater from entering from between the climbing tree 10 and the side end surface of the flat roof tile 1, the flat roof tile located at the end of the flat roof 1 A keraba plate 7 is mounted on the ends of 1, 1,....

[Problems to be solved by the invention]

However, the keraba plate 7 is formed as a long plate along the keraba, and its appearance is significantly different from the flat roof tile 1 in which the ends are overlapped in the eaves ridge direction and stair-shaped. Therefore, there is a problem that the appearance of the roof keraba is impaired by the keraba plate 7. The present invention has been made in view of the above points, and an object of the present invention is to provide a keraba storage structure that is in harmony with the appearance of a flat tiled roof.

[Means for Solving the Problems]

The keraba fitting structure according to the present invention is composed of a large number of flat tiles.
On a roof formed by roofing 1,1, ... in the direction of the eaves, trees climbing along the keraba on the roof plate 8 at the keraba edge of the roof
Attach 10 and attach a strip-shaped waterproof sheet 11 from the lower surface of the flat roof tile 1 at the edge of the keraba to the upper surface of the climbing tree 10,
On the upper side of the strip-shaped waterproof sheet 11, the draining pieces 14 of the draining board 12 for the keraba mounted on the climbing tree 10 are arranged so as to cover the side faces of the climbing tree 10 and the field board 8 on the keraba side, and the draining board 12 for the An L-shaped cross-section locking piece 15 extending from the eaves-side end is locked to the eaves-side end of the climbing tree 10, and the keraba flat roof tile 2 is placed on the flat roof tile 1 at the end of the keraba and on the draining board 12 for the kerava. While laying, a number of keraba flat tiles 2 are arranged along the keraba so that the eaves-side tip of each keraba flat roof tile 2 is substantially aligned with the eaves-side tip of the flat roof tile 1 and is adjacent to the eave ridge direction. The present invention is characterized in that one of the keraba flat tiles 2 is overlapped and connected on the ridge side end of one of the keraba flat tiles 2.

[Action]

In the present invention, a number of keraba flat tiles 2,2 ... are laid along the keraba on flat roof tiles 1,1 ... at the keraba edge of the roof, and one of the keraba flats adjacent to the eaves ridge direction. Roof tile 2
Of the other flat roof tile 2 is overlapped on the ridge side end of the flat roof tile 1 so that the flat roof tile 2 for storing the edge of the flat roof tile 1 is stepped like the flat roof tile 1. This makes it possible to harmonize the appearance of the flat roof tile 1 with the appearance of the flat roof tile 2.

【Example】

Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in detail with reference to examples. The roof is formed by laying a large number of flat tiles 1, 1,... On a base plate 8 via a waterproof sheet 9, and each flat tile 1, 1,. The flat roof tiles 1,1… are arranged in parallel with the eaves and the ridge with their side end faces facing each other, and the flat roof tiles 1,1… that are adjacent to the eaves ridge direction are the end of the flat roof tile 1 on the eaves side. Are arranged in such a manner that the eaves-side end portions of the flat roof tiles 1 on the ridge side are superimposed on each other and are arranged in a step-like manner.
Of the flat roof tiles 1, 1,..., The one located at the edge of the roof keraba has its side end face abutting against the side surface of the climbing tree 10 mounted on the field board 8 along the keraba as shown in FIG. A strip-shaped waterproof sheet 11 is attached between the flat roof tile 1 and the climbing tree 10. The climbing tree 10 is provided with a draining board 12 for the keraba. As shown in FIG. 3, the draining board for keraba is formed by bending a sheet metal such as a steel plate.
Hang the draining piece 14 on one side end of the horizontal piece 13 and
An engagement piece 15 having an L-shaped cross section is formed at the tip of 13 to extend. The keraba drainer 12 is provided with a retaining piece 15
To lock the horizontal piece 13 on the top of the climbing tree 10 and cover the side of the climbing tree with the draining piece 14,
It is designed to be attached to a climbing tree 10. After the flat roof tiles 1,1,... Are laid on the ground board 8 as described above, the flat roof tiles 1,1,. Attach the roof tile 2. The keraba flat roof tile 2 is formed of a ceramic-based board such as the same fiber cement board as the flat roof tile 1, and the depth dimension in the eaves ridge direction is almost equal to the flat roof tile 1, and the width in the direction parallel to the eaves and the ridge. The dimensions are shorter than the flat roof tile 1. If the fluffy roof tile 2 is made of the same material as the flat roof tile 1, the appearance of both can be harmonized in terms of the material. In the case of a general house, the keraba flat tile 2 is long in the direction of the eaves ridge as shown in FIG. 4 (b).
In the case of a large building, a building long in a direction parallel to the eave or the ridge is used as shown in FIG. 4 (a). A large number of the keraba flat roof tiles 2, 2 are laid along the keraba. Flat roof tile 2
Each of the keraba flat roof tiles 2 can be formed by driving a nail from the nail hole 16 into the climbing tree 10. Here, as shown in FIG. 2, the keraba flat tiles 2, 2,... Are mounted so that the eaves-side end of each flat roof tile 2 and the eaves-side front end of the flat roof tile 1 coincide. By laying the keraba flat tiles 2,2… in the eaves ridge direction in this way, the keraba flat roof tiles 2,2… are also laid in a step-like manner like the flat roof tiles 1,1… It is possible to harmonize the appearance of the roof tile 1 and the keraba flat roof tile 2.

[Effect of the invention]

As described above, in the present invention, a number of keraba flat tiles are laid along the keraba on the flat tile at the edge of the roof, and the ridge side of one of the keraba flat tiles adjacent to the eave ridge direction. Because the other keraba flat tile is overlapped on the end and connected, the keraba flat tile for storing the keraba end of the flat tile will be laid in steps like the flat tile, In addition, since the eaves-side tip of each keraba flat tile is aligned substantially in line with the eaves-side tip of the flat tile, a number of keraba flat tiles are arranged along the keraba. It can be roofed with a continuous appearance, it is possible to harmonize the appearance of flat roof tiles with the appearance of keraba flat roof tiles, and it is possible to improve the fit of the roof keraba is there. Also,
Attach a climbing tree along the keraba on the roof board at the keraba edge of the roof, and attach a belt-shaped tarpaulin from the bottom of the flat tile at the keraba edge to the top of the climbing tree, and attach it on the climbing tree above the belt-shaped tarpaulin. The draining pieces of the draining board for the keraba are placed so as to cover the climbing tree and the side surface of the baseboard on the keraba side, and the locking piece having an L-shaped cross section that is extended to the tip of the eaves side of the draining board for the keraba is used as the climbing piece. As it was locked to the side tip and laid the keraba flat tile from the flat tile at the end of the keraba to the draining board for keraba,
It is possible to prevent rainwater from entering between the ground board and the flat roof tile from the keraba side with the keraba drainer, and the side and tip of the climbing tree are cut off and the stopper piece of the keraba drainer. In addition, it is possible to prevent rainwater from entering between the flat roof tiles and the lower side of the flat roof tiles with the belt-shaped waterproof sheet, thereby improving the waterproofness of the keraba flat roof tiles. .

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is an exploded perspective view of one embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 2 is an exploded perspective view showing the arrangement of the flat roof tile and the keraba flat roof tile, and FIG.
Fig. 4 is a perspective view of a keraba draining plate used in the above-mentioned embodiment. Figs. 4 (a) and 4 (b) are plan views of a keraba flat roof tile used in the embodiment.
FIG. 5 is a perspective view of a conventional example. 1 is a flat roof tile, 2 is a keraba flat roof tile, 8 is a field board, 10 is a climbing tree, 11 is a strip-shaped waterproof sheet, 12 is a drain board for the keraba, 14 is a drain piece, and 15 is a locking piece.

Claims (1)

(57) [Scope of request for utility model registration] 1. A roof formed by laying a number of flat tiles in the direction of an eaves ridge, wherein a climbing tree is attached along a keraba on a base plate at a keraba end of the roof, and a lower surface of the flat tile at a kerava end is provided. A belt-shaped waterproof sheet is attached to the upper surface of the climbing tree, and a drain piece of a draining board for the keraba attached to the climbing tree above the belt-shaped waterproofing sheet is arranged so as to cover the side surface of the climbing tree and the field board on the keraba side and the keraba. An L-shaped cross-section locking piece that extends from the eaves-side tip of the draining board is hooked to the eaves-side tip of the climbing tree, and a keraba flat roof tile is laid from the flat roof tile at the edge of the keraba to the top of the draining board for the keraba. At the same time, a number of keraba flat tiles are arranged along the keraba with the eaves-side tip of each keraba flat roof tile substantially aligned with the eaves-side tip of the flat roof tile, and one keraba flat board adjacent to the eaves ridge direction Roof side end of tile Housed structure verge formed by connecting overlapping the other verge flat tiles above.