JP3037262U - Eave gutter device - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Abstract] [Problem] When dust or fallen leaves flow into the eaves gutter to block the drainage port or prevent drainage, or when the drainage effect is reduced, the eaves gutter is removed by a simple operation to wash it. Or provide eaves gutters that can be cleaned and reattached to improve drainage effectiveness. SOLUTION: A horizontal groove having a lip piece in the front is provided with a pair of angled bends provided with tongues at both ends, and a drainage groove is provided at the rear end of the angled bend on the lower surface of the groove. The eaves gutter with the gutter extended is placed on the underside of the nose cover that covers the front end of the one-sided roof, and the gutter is inserted into the square hole drilled near the upper end of the front pole, and the nose cover of the nose cover is screwed in. It was fixed to the lower surface, and a vertical gutter was provided so as to communicate with the lower surface of the drainage port.

Description

[Detailed description of the invention]

[0001]

[Technical field to which the invention belongs]

 The present invention relates to an eaves gutter that is attached to the eaves of a house or a warehouse to guide rainwater and night dew on the roof to the ground surface for drainage.

[0002]

[Prior art]

 Conventionally, eaves gutters attached to the eaves of houses and warehouses are semi-circular or groove-shaped made of synthetic resin or metal, and receiving objects such as crane necks are nailed to the tips of multiple caulks at intervals. An eaves trough is erected on the receiving object and fixed using copper wire etc., and receives rainwater and night dew dripping from the eaves, and collects water with a water collector such as a tuna fish provided at the end of the eaves gutter. A sluice was installed between the upper end of the vertical gutter attached to a pillar of a house or a warehouse with a gripping tool and the water collector, and drained from the lower end of the vertical gutter to the ground. In addition, in simple carports, etc., an eaves gutter that also functions as a roof plate retainer attached to the bottom end of the roof plate that is installed in a one-sided stream is installed, and it is directly connected to the down gutter in response to rainwater and night dew. And then drained to the ground.

[0003]

[Problems to be solved by the device]

 By the way, since the eaves gutters that have been used conventionally are as described above, in order to attach the eaves gutter to guide rainwater or night dew on the roof to the ground and drain it, other mounting parts (for example, receiving material or It requires a lot of oysters and other materials). Also, since the eaves trough cannot be easily installed and removed, in order to remove the dust and fallen leaves accumulated in the eaves trough, it is necessary to work on the roof of a house or warehouse to remove the dust and fallen leaves. , This work is dangerous because the eaves are at a high place. In addition, in simple carports, etc., an eaves gutter that also functions as a roof plate retainer attached to the bottom end of the roof plate that is installed in a one-sided stream is provided, and the end part is directly connected to the vertical gutter to connect rainwater. It is impossible to remove only the eaves trough and clean the inside of the eaves trough, because the night dew is drained to the ground. Therefore, when the dust and fallen leaves are accumulated in the eaves by solving the above-mentioned drawbacks, the eaves can be detached by a simple operation and washed or cleaned, and the eaves can be installed again immediately. It is a thing.

[0004]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 As a means for solving the above-mentioned problems, in this invention, a laterally long groove member having a lip piece at the front is provided with a pair of angular bends provided with tongue pieces at both ends, and a groove shape is provided at the inner end of the angular bend. An eaves gutter with a drainage spout provided on the underside of the timber is placed on the underside of the nasal cover that covers the front end of the one-sided roof, and is sewn into a square hole formed near the upper end of the front pillar. Was inserted and fixed to the lower surface of the nose cover plate with a screw, and a vertical gutter was provided in a communicating state below the drainage port.

[0005]

[Embodiment of the invention]

 An embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings. First, FIG. 1 is an enlarged vertical sectional view showing only the main part of the eaves trough of the present invention applied to an assembled garage and attached, and FIG. 2 is a schematic view of the assembled garage using this eaves trough. There is.

In FIG. 1, a lintel plate 2 is installed on the upper ends of front columns 1 that are oppositely arranged on the left and right sides, and a roof plate 3 is laid on the lintel plate 2. It is covered with a cover plate 4, and a eaves gutter 5 is attached to the lower end of the cover plate 4. The sluices 5c extending to both ends of the eaves gutter 5 are provided toward the inside of the front pillar 1 through the upper part of the front pillar 1, and the sluices 5c of the upper part of the front pillar 1 are shown in FIG. It is attached to the nose cover plate 4 from below with a setscrew B while passing through the square hole 1a and positioning the drainage port 5d at its inner end in the space 1b in the front pillar 1. An upper end of a vertical gutter 6 made of a pipe is inserted into the end portion to communicate with each other. (Refer to FIG. 1 and FIG. 3.) Reference numeral 8 in the drawings indicates a beam.

FIG. 2 is a schematic perspective view of a side-reversed L-shaped carport provided with the eaves gutter shown in FIG. 1, in which a beam is cantilevered over the upper ends of the front pillar 1 and the rear pillar 7. A pair of left and right pillars A are erected vertically, a plurality of purlins are erected between the left and right beams, and a lintel board 2 is provided between the upper ends of the front pillars 1 and 1 which are erected at right and left intervals. The roofing board 3 is erected on the frame in which the roof is erected downward, and the area around the roofing board 3 is surrounded by the nose cover plates 4 and 4 and the gable plates 9 and 9. It is installed diagonally between the columns 7 and the beams inside the gable plate 9. The eaves gutter cannot be shown because it is attached to the upper end of the lintel plate 2 on the lower surface of the nose cover plate 4 at the front end.

FIG. 3 is an enlarged exploded view showing a part of each component obtained by disassembling the constituent members of the inverted L-shaped carport shown in FIG. In the upper part of the figure, only the front pillar 1, the lintel plate 2 and the cantilevered beam 8 of the framed parts are shown. The front pillar 1 is made by bending a steel plate into a substantially L-shaped cross section, and further is a vertically long groove-shaped curved plate having both ends bent twice, so that a shroud 5c of the eaves gutter 5 described later can be inserted near the upper end. The square hole 1a is formed. The eaves gutter 5 shown in the center of the figure has a bent portion 5b provided at both ends of a horizontally long channel member 5a, and an extension gutter 5c provided with a drainage port 5d is provided at the rear of the bent portion 5b. The spout 5c is inserted and attached to the square hole 1a formed in the front pillar 1 near the upper end thereof. A lip piece 5e projecting forward along the upper edge of the horizontally long channel 5a and a tongue piece 5f projecting outside of the bent portion 5b are screwed into the lower surface of the nose cover plate 4 to be described later. Holes 5g and 5h are provided. (Refer to FIG. 1) The roof plate 3 shown in the lower part of the figure is a corrugated plate in which a steel plate is formed by alternately forming ridges 3a and valleys 3b wider than the ridges at equal intervals. The nose cover plate 4 is a substantially C-shaped bent plate formed by bending the upper piece 4a wide and the lower piece 4b narrow, and the inner edge of the lower piece 4b is bent further downward to form a lip piece 4c. The lip piece 4c is inserted into the groove of the eaves trough 5 so that rainwater and night dew falling from the end portion 3c of the roof plate 3 are reliably guided into the eaves trough 5 and drained. The vertical gutter 6 is a round pipe material, and is for inserting rainwater or night dew to the ground by inserting it under the drainage port 5d of the sluice 5c provided at both ends of the eaves gutter 5. is there.

FIG. 4 is a horizontal enlarged cross-sectional view taken along line X-X in FIG. 2, in which only the front pillar 1, the rear pillar 7 and the lintel 2 are shown in solid line, with the middle section broken away. The eaves gutters 5c provided at both ends of the eaves gutter 5 pass through the square holes 1a provided at the upper end of the front pillar 1 and are inserted into the inner space 1b of the front pillar 1 and are provided at the lower surface of the insertion inner end. The drain port 5d is located in the internal space 1b. The through holes 5g and 5h at both ends and the center of the eaves gutter 5 are screw insertion holes for attaching the eaves gutter 5 to the lower surface of the nose cover plate 4. In this figure, a pair of left and right bent portions 5b and 5c are provided at both ends of the eaves gutter 5, but it is possible to drain water even if only one of the left and right gutters is connected to one vertical gutter. The drainage effect will be improved if the eaves gutter 5 is properly raised from the drainage port.

FIG. 5 is a side view showing a cross section of a conventional inverted L-shaped carport, in which one end of a beam 12 provided with a reinforcing beam 13 is cantilevered to the upper end of a column 11, and A single-flow-like roof in which a plurality of pillars provided with reinforcing plates 14 are erected at the joint corners, and a roof plate 16 is erected on a frame in which a plurality of purlins 15 are installed between the beams 12, and the upper end of the roof plate 16 is provided. The part is covered with a decorative plate 17, and a roof plate retainer and eaves gutter 18 is installed at the lower end.

[0011]

[Effect of the invention]

 Since the eaves trough of this invention is easy to install and remove, if it is attached to a simple type car port, etc., dust and fallen leaves that have accumulated on the roof plate will flow into the eaves trough by rainwater and night dew to form a drainage port. If there is a fear that a large amount of rainwater will overflow from the eaves gutter and wet the stored items under the roof by blocking the drainage or reducing the drainage effect, it will be removed from the eaves by removing the set screw from the eaves. Eaves gutters can be removed for cleaning or cleaning, dust and fallen leaves can be removed and re-installed easily. Since the eaves gutter can be removed for cleaning and cleaning, the work can be done safely. In addition, it does not require any other mounting hardware like when installing eaves troughs in general houses or warehouses, so it can be manufactured at low cost, and its mounting is also easy with screws. Furthermore, by attaching it to the bottom of the nose cover, it is possible to provide a well-designed eaves gutter with a clean appearance.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is an enlarged sectional view showing a main part of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view of a simplified carport equipped with the eaves gutter of the present invention.

FIG. 3 is an exploded perspective view showing main parts of constituent members of the carport in FIG.

FIG. 4 is an enlarged sectional view taken along line X-X in FIG.

FIG. 5 is a sectional view of a conventional simplified carport.

[Explanation of symbols]

 A ... Support post B ... Set screw 1 ... Front post 1a ... Square hole 1b ... Space part 2 ... Clam plate 3 ... Roof plate 3a ... Mountain part 3b ... Valley part 3c ... End part 4 ... Nose cover plate 4a ... Upper piece 4b ... Lower piece 4c ... Lip piece 5 ... Eaves trough 5a ... Channel member 5b ... Bent portion 5c ... Spout 5d ... Drainage port 5e ... Lip piece 5f ... Tongue piece 5g ... Screw insertion hole 5h ... Screw insertion hole 6 ... Vertical gutter 7 ... Rear pillar 8 ... Beam 9 ... Gable board 10 ... Cheek stick 11 ... Pillar 12 ... Beam 13 ... Reinforcement beam 14 ... Reinforcement board 15 ... Purlin 16 ... Roof board 17 ... Decorative board 18 ... Roof board retainer and eaves gutter 18a ... Roof Plate retainer 18b ... Eaves gutter

Claims (3)

[Utility model registration claims] 1. A corner bend is provided at an end of a horizontally long channel,
An eaves gutter device characterized in that a drainage gutter provided with a drainage outlet is extended at an inner end of the corner bend, and a downspout is connected to the drainage outlet of the gutter. 2. The eaves gutter apparatus according to claim 1, wherein a pair of sluices having drainage ports are provided at both ends of a horizontally long channel. 3. The eaves gutter apparatus according to claim 1 or 2, wherein a horizontally long groove-shaped member is provided at an upward slope from the side of the flume provided with the drainage port.