JP3118972U - Gutter lid - Google Patents

Abstract

[PROBLEMS] Strength of woody materials such as thinned wood. Workability. Utilizing lightness, we will provide a wooden lid that prevents the gutter lid from rattling.
SOLUTION: The present invention processes a wood-based material such as thinned wood into a square or a rectangle and sandwiches a flat steel 2 between a plurality of square bars 1 and square bars 1 to withstand heavy objects and specific gravity. It is constructed so that it will not float against flood damage caused by flooding. After passing through the plate hole 2 through the vault hole 3 larger than the diameter of the vault 4, insert the bout 4 into the hole 3, and finely adjust the materials that are connected to accommodate the slight unevenness of the side groove installation surface. Side gutter lid that is secured by tightening and preventing rattling of the gutter lid.
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Description

  The present invention relates to a gutter lid using a wood-based material such as thinned wood that has undergone antiseptic treatment on gutters and water channel lids and flat steel.

  Conventionally, lids for side grooves and waterways were made of concrete or surface-treated iron lids, but they were both used for a long time, and the lids were removed to clean the inside of the side grooves. However, it was unfamiliar as in the beginning, and each time a vehicle or a person passed, there was a drawback that rattling, rattling and noise were generated.

  A wooden cover with a soft feel of wood such as thinned wood gives a feeling different from a concrete block and iron cover. Moreover, it is excellent in workability and light in weight, and aims to solve the above-mentioned drawbacks.

Means to solve the problem

  The present invention is made by processing wood-based materials such as thinned wood into squares or rectangles, and paralleling a plurality of square bars and sandwiching between the square bars and the square bars with a flat steel to withstand heavy objects and flooding. Even if it is constructed so that it does not float on the water, the vault hole is inserted through the hole at a suitable position on the left and right, and the connecting square is installed so that the bault is inserted into the hole and conforms to the slight unevenness of the side groove installation surface. After fine-tuning according to the above, tighten and fix through the nut and seat plate, and the permeation holes (handles) that allow rainwater to flow into the first and last of the connected square members are placed at appropriate positions on the left and right. Establish two places. This permeation hole. Also, the handle has great utility value as an insertion port for a clamp or the like when removing the lid.

  Park promenade. When a plurality of square members connected to a side groove such as a water channel are laid, the soft feel of wood makes it feel different from the hardness of concrete and iron. At the same time, it has excellent workability due to the wood system, light weight and excellent workability. Even if there is rattling due to distortion after installation, loosen the tightening nut and tighten it again according to the unevenness of the installation floor It has many advantages such as elimination of rattling and difficulty in generating noise. Further, in places where a comparatively heavy weight such as a promenade or a waterway is not used, the flat steel sandwiched between the square bars is omitted.

  Rather than letting the thinned timber of an artificial forest be abandoned, it is a square in order to make effective use of it. Alternatively, it is processed into a rectangle, cut into the desired dimensions, and a plurality of square bars and flat steel plates are combined and connected in a portable manner via a vault, and permeation holes (handles) through which rainwater flows are placed at the right and left positions as appropriate. Install two places.

  An embodiment will be described below with reference to the accompanying drawings. 1 is a square. Alternatively, the thinned lumber processed into a rectangular shape, 2 is a flat steel sandwiched between the square bars, and 3 is a hole for connecting the two, through the bowl holes at appropriate positions on the left and right sides, from the bowl 4 to be inserted at this time It penetrates a large hole. 4 is a bowl to be inserted into the hole, and 5 is a stealing hole so that the bowl head and the tightening nut are buried in the thinned material. 6 is a rainwater permeation hole (handle hole).

  7 is a gutter body, and 8 is an installation receiving piece for installing a lid.

  Since the embodiment of the present invention is configured as described above, an object of the present invention is to obtain a gutter lid using a woody material such as thinned wood for the purpose of reusing resources.

    It is a top view of the gutter lid concerning this invention.     It is a side view of the gutter lid concerning this invention.     It is a parallel top view of the side groove cover concerning this invention.     It is a perspective view of the side groove cover concerning this invention.

Explanation of symbols

1 Thinned wood
2 Flat steel
3 Connecting holes
4 Bowlt
5 Stealing hole
6 Rainwater permeation hole (handle hole)
7 Gutter body
8 Installation receiving piece

Claims (1)

  Wood materials such as thinned wood are processed into squares or rectangles, a plurality of square bars are arranged in parallel, and flat steel is sandwiched between the square bars and the square bars to improve strength, and burr holes are provided at appropriate positions on the left and right. A perforation hole that penetrates large, inserts a bault into the hole and allows fine adjustment of each member, and then tightens and fixes it through a nut, and allows rainwater to flow into the first and last square members in parallel (Handle) at right and left positions Side groove cover provided in two places.

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