JP3509036B2 - Roof roofing method - Google Patents
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Description
【発明の詳細な説明】
【0001】
【産業上の利用分野】この発明は、桟瓦の葺上げ工法に
関し、特に桟瓦の構造そのものに改良・工夫を加えたこ
とと、桟瓦の葺上げが正確に実施し得ることとが相俟っ
て、強風や地震等によっても桟瓦のずれが生じ難く、又
水漏れ等を生じることのない高強度の桟瓦を能率よく葺
上げることを可能にしたものである。
【0002】
【従来の技術】近年は、図5に例示した和瓦、図6に例
示した洋瓦ともに、平面形が略正方形状の瓦主体(イ)
の一つの対頂部に上下の切釜部(ロ)(ハ)を切欠し、
一方の側縁寄りに隆成された山部(ニ)と、該山部から
他側縁に向かって凹曲する谷部(ホ)を形成して、該谷
部(ホ)の上縁に近く1〜2個の釘孔(ヘ)を貫設する
他、上下の切釜部(ロ)(ハ)における各奥角部には突
爪(ト)と受爪(チ)を設けてなる桟瓦を、下端の軒瓦
側から上方に向かって順次葺上げるようにした工法が知
られている。
【0003】今、葺上げられた各桟瓦の上下方向を段、
左右方向を列と呼ぶことにすれば、通常の桟瓦では、個
々の瓦主体(イ)の釘孔(ヘ)を介して予め一定の間隔
で設けられた瓦桟に直接釘打ち固定した上、上段瓦の下
縁域(リ)が下段瓦の上縁域(ヌ)を、また山部側の側
縁域(ル)が隣列瓦の側縁域(オ)を、それぞれ押さえ
込むと同時に、上切釜部の突爪(ト)で上段隣列の受爪
(チ)を押止するようにして、屋根瓦全体の浮上りを防
止しようとするものであった。
【0004】また洋瓦においては、山部(ニ)の頂部中
間にも釘孔(ヘ)を貫設したものも知られているが、こ
の場合は上記の瓦桟上に更に縦桟を所定の間隔で取付
け、該縦桟で山部(ニ)の釘孔(ヘ)から打込まれる傘
釘を受けるという工法も知られていた。しかし上記縦桟
は、瓦主体(イ)の他側縁を安定に保つための枕の役目
と、傘釘の打込み強度の維持とを目的としたものであっ
て、該縦桟を定規とするために厳密な間隔設定が要求さ
れるものではなかった。
【0005】尚、図中(ワ)は瓦主体(イ)の上縁と山
部(ニ)の対側縁に設けられた水返し、又(カ)は瓦主
体(イ)の上縁裏面に突成され、瓦桟に係止される桟尻
を示す。
【0006】
【発明が解決しようとする課題】叙上の構成を有する従
来の桟瓦は、和瓦、洋瓦のいづれにおいても、その釘孔
(ヘ)は上述したように谷部(ホ)の上縁に近く設けら
れていたため、各瓦主体の上縁域(ヌ)と側縁域(オ)
が、上段又は隣列瓦の対応する下縁域(リ)及び側縁域
(ル)で押止され、更に下切釜部における受爪(チ)
が、互いに重なって係合する下段隣列の瓦主体の突爪
(ト)によって押さえられているとしても、上記釘孔
(ヘ)の位置が上切釜部(ロ)から相当離隔しているた
め、この位置で釘打ち固定される桟瓦は、50kg/cm2以
上の強風の巻込み現象等による風圧に曝された場合に
は、各瓦主体の下縁が浮上り、又は瓦主体の下半部が左
右にずれ易いという課題があった。
【0007】又、山部(ニ)の中間部分にも釘孔(ヘ)
を設け、この部分をパッキング付傘釘で固定するように
した洋瓦においても、上切釜部(ロ)からの距離が大き
いことで耐風強度が充分に得られず、釘頭が常時屋根面
に露出する関係上、パッキングの老化が速く、その結果
釘孔から瓦裏面に雨水が浸入する等の不都合が見られた
ものである。
【0008】一方、施工面においては、桟瓦を直接瓦桟
に釘止めする工法では勿論のこと、縦桟を使用する洋瓦
であっても、葺上げ精度を高める手段として間縄を使用
するか、若しくは墨付けをする等、その作業には高度の
技術と手間が要求されるため、可成りの熟練者でも能率
を上げることは困難とされていた。
【0009】
【課題を解決するための手段】このような実情に鑑み、
本発明は和瓦、洋瓦を問わず、瓦主体の上縁域内であっ
て、且つ山部のの頂部又は稍外縁寄りに位置して少なく
とも1個の釘孔を貫設してなる桟瓦を使用し、該桟瓦を
常法に倣い下段の瓦主体の上縁および一側縁が上段又は
隣列の瓦主体の重合域によって押止されるように葺上げ
るに当たって、瓦桟上に設けられる各縦桟の間隔Sを、
S=L−(l+w/2)
但し、L・・・瓦主体の上縁長
l・・・山部の釘孔と他側縁側の距離
w・・・縦桟の幅
として厳格に間隔設定を行い、この縦桟に各瓦主体の前
記一側縁を当接させることで、各縦桟を定規として葺上
げ能率、並びに葺上げ精度の大幅な向上と、桟瓦の対角
線方向の押止力を増大することを可能としたものであ
る。
【0010】
【作用】上記構成に係る本発明工法によれば、下段の瓦
主体の上縁および一側縁が、上段又は隣列の瓦主体の重
合域によって押止され、且つ、上切釜部の突爪が上段隣
列の瓦主体の受爪を押さえる点では、従来の桟瓦と同等
であるが、通常行われている手法によって等間隔に設け
られた瓦桟の上縁に瓦主体の谷部の裏面に凸設された桟
尻を係合した上、上式から求めて厳格に間隔設定された
縦桟に各瓦主体の一側縁(山部の対向縁)を当接させる
ことで、そのまま該縦桟を定規として瓦主体の正確な位
置決めを行い得るという格別顕著な作用を有する。
【0011】この他、各瓦主体は釘孔を突爪側の上切釜
部に充分近接して設けたことと、上記瓦主体の正確な位
置決めが可能となったこととが相作用して、隣接瓦の受
爪と係合する突爪の押止力が数倍増強されると同時に、
対角線上にある上・下切釜部の固定が一層強固となり、
瓦主体の重心から各外縁方向に向かってバランスのよい
押止力が得られるという本発明独自の作用を奏するもの
である。
【0012】
【実施例】以下、本発明の構成を図面に示す実施例に従
って更に詳述すると、図1は和形の桟瓦、又、図2はS
形桟瓦(洋瓦)を示したものであるが、和瓦と洋瓦と
は、それぞれの山部の位置が左右反対となる他は、山部
の大きさが異なる程度で略同一構造といえるから、説明
の便宜上、構成部材には同一の符号、名称を使用するこ
とにした。
【0013】各図において、1は、図1では向かって左
縁側、図2では右縁側を凸曲状に隆成した山部1aと
し、該山部から対向縁側に向う凹曲状の谷部1bを形成
してなる瓦主体、2・3は瓦主体1の一つの対角線上に
設けられた上下の切釜部、2aは上切釜部2の奥角部の
上面に延成された突爪、3aは下切釜部3の奥角部下面
寄りに突成された受爪であって、これらは隣接する上・
下段の瓦主体1の対応する突爪2a又は受爪3aと互い
に重なり合って係合する。又4は釘孔で、山部1aの頂
部又は頂部より僅かに外縁寄りで、且つ瓦主体1の上縁
に近い位置(従来の瓦主体における釘孔の延長線上)に
貫設されたものである。
【0014】尚、図中5aは隣接瓦の上面を覆う山部側
の側縁域、5bは同じく下縁域、又6a・6bは上記側
縁域5a及び下縁域5bによって覆われる隣接瓦の側縁
域及び上縁域、更に7は水返しを示す。
【0015】次に上記構成に係る桟瓦の内、洋瓦に対し
て行った最も良好な施工要領について述べると、図3〜
4において8・8’・8”は通常の屋根地構造における
瓦桟、9・9’・9”は上記瓦桟8・8’・8”上に直
交して設けられた縦桟であって、これらは予め瓦主体1
の外寸法や釘孔位置等に従って前出の式を用いて算出さ
れた間隔で取り付けられるものであるが、特に山部1a
が大きい洋瓦の場合、該縦桟9・9’・9”は、釘打ち
効果等を考慮して高目の桟木を使用することが好まし
い。
【0016】而して瓦主体1は、常法に倣って上記屋根
地の下方、即ち軒瓦側から上方に向かって下段の横列を
先行させつつ順次葺上げるのであるが、本項ではその中
間部分において上下に隣接する桟瓦A、B、C及びDに
ついて説明することにした。
【0017】先づ、桟瓦Aの上縁裏面に設けられた桟尻
を一つの瓦桟8’の上縁に係合させた上、一方の側縁を
隣りの縦桟9’に正確に当接させれば、瓦Aはその山部
1aが縦桟9を跨いで釘孔4が該縦桟上に位置するか
ら、その位置で釘孔4を介して釘を打ち込んで固定する
(図3〔イ〕参照)。
【0018】又、瓦Bは上記瓦Aの上段において前と同
じ要領、即ちその桟尻を上段の瓦桟8”に係合した状態
で一方の側縁を隣りの縦桟9’に正確に当接し、山部1
aを縦桟9を跨がせてその下縁域5bが瓦Aの上縁域6
bを覆うように位置させて釘打ち固定する(図3〔ロ〕
参照)。
【0019】次に、上記瓦Aの同段左列に瓦Cの桟尻を
上記瓦桟8’に係合させ、且つ一方の側縁を隣りの縦桟
9”に当接させた状態で載置すれば、該瓦Cはその山部
1aが縦桟9’を跨いで先の瓦Aの側縁域6aを覆うか
ら、この位置で釘孔4から釘を打込んで縦桟9’に固定
するのである。尚この場合、瓦Cの上切釜部2の突爪2
aは、瓦Bの下切釜部3の受爪3aの上で重なり合う
が、該突爪2aに極めて接近した位置が釘止めされてい
るので、該受爪3aを強力に押止するのである(図3
〔ハ〕の実線示参照)。
【0020】最後に瓦Dは、瓦A、Cの上段で瓦Bの左
列において、先の瓦Aに対する瓦Cと同じ要領、即ち瓦
Dの桟尻を上記瓦桟8’に係合させ、且つ一方の側縁を
隣りの縦桟9”に当接させた状態で載置して釘打ちすれ
ば、該瓦Dはその山部1aが縦桟9’を跨いで先の瓦B
の側縁域6aを覆うと同時に、その下縁域5bが瓦Cの
上縁域6bを覆っで固定されるのである(図3〔ハ〕の
点線示参照)。
【0021】以上述べた本発明に係る桟瓦の葺上げ工法
に従えば、上記四枚の桟瓦A、B、C及びDは、正確な
位置決めの許で葺上げられ、互いに隣接する側縁域5a
・6aと上・下縁域5b・6bとが、又対応する上下の
切釜部の爪同士がそれぞれ関係しあって強力な押止力を
発揮し、更に各桟瓦の会所における雨仕舞いも良好に施
工出来るのである。
【0022】
【発明の効果】以上要するに本発明工法において、その
施工手順自体は基本的に従来のこの種桟瓦の葺上げ工法
と同じであるが、縦桟を定規として葺上げられる桟瓦
は、高度の技術を必要とせずに極めて正確に且つ迅速に
施工出来る上、桟瓦は釘孔の位置が上切釜部に近接して
設けられている関係上、その突爪による上段瓦の受爪の
押止力が従来の釘孔位置の桟瓦に比べて著しく高くなる
から、これが上記施工の正確性と相俟って瓦主体の重心
(又は中心)から各外縁方向に向かう押止力がバランス
よく保たれ、実験的に風圧換算70kg/cm2にも及ぶ高強
度の桟瓦が得られるという、極めて有益な効果を発揮す
るものである。Description: BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a method for roofing tiles, and in particular, to improving and devising the structure itself of the tiles, and to accurately stacking the tiles. In combination with what can be performed, the roof tiles are less likely to be displaced by strong winds and earthquakes, and high-efficiency roof tiles that do not cause water leakage etc. can be efficiently roofed. . 2. Description of the Related Art In recent years, both Japanese tiles illustrated in FIG. 5 and Western tiles illustrated in FIG.
Cut off the upper and lower kettle parts (b) and (c) at the top of one of the
A ridge (d) raised near one side edge and a valley (e) concave from the ridge toward the other side edge are formed near the upper edge of the valley (e). In addition to penetrating one or two nail holes (f), a cross tile having a protruding claw (g) and a receiving claw (h) provided at each deep corner of the upper and lower cutting pots (b) and (c). Is known in which roofs are sequentially laid upward from the eaves tile side at the lower end. [0003] Now, in the vertical direction of each roofed tile,
If the horizontal direction is referred to as a row, in the case of ordinary tiles, the nails are directly nailed and fixed to tile tiles provided at predetermined intervals through nail holes (f) of the individual tile main bodies (a). At the same time as the lower edge area of the upper tile (R) holds down the upper edge area (N) of the lower tile, and the mountain side edge area (L) holds down the side edge area (O) of the next row tile, The protruding pawls (g) of the upper cutting kettle section press the receiving pawls (h) in the upper row next to each other to prevent the entire roof tile from floating. [0004] Further, in the case of Western tiles, it is also known that a nail hole (F) is also provided at the middle of the top of the mountain (D). In this case, a vertical beam is further provided on the above tile roof. It has also been known that the vertical rails are attached at the intervals and the umbrella nails driven from the nail holes (f) of the mountain part (d) are received at the vertical rails. However, the vertical rail is intended to serve as a pillow for maintaining the other side edge of the tile main body (a) stably and to maintain the driving strength of the umbrella nail, and the vertical rail is used as a ruler. Therefore, strict interval setting was not required. [0005] In the figure, (a) is a water return provided on the upper edge of the tile main body (a) and the opposite edge of the mountain (d), and (f) is the upper edge back surface of the tile main body (a). The bottom of the pier is formed and locked to the roof tile. [0006] As for the conventional roof tile having the above-mentioned configuration, the nail hole (f) is formed in the valley (e) as described above regardless of whether it is a Japanese tile or a Western tile. Because it was provided near the upper edge, the upper edge area (nu) and side edge area (e) of each tile main body
Is pressed down at the corresponding lower edge area (R) and side edge area (R) of the upper or adjacent row tile, and further, the catch (H) at the lower cutting pot portion
However, even when the nail holes (f) are held down by the lower row of tile-shaped protruding claws (g) that overlap and engage with each other, the position of the nail hole (f) is considerably separated from the upper cutting pot (b). Therefore, when exposed to wind pressure caused by the wind engulfment of 50 kg / cm 2 or more, the lower edge of each roof tile rises or the lower roof edge of There was a problem that the half part was easily shifted left and right. In addition, a nail hole (f) is also provided in the middle part of the mountain (d).
Even if the roof tiles are fixed with umbrella nails with packing, the wind resistance cannot be sufficiently obtained due to the large distance from the upper cutting pot (b), and the nail head is always on the roof surface. In this case, the packing is rapidly aged, and as a result, inconvenience such as infiltration of rainwater from the nail hole into the backside of the tile has been observed. On the other hand, in terms of construction, not only the method of nailing the roof tiles directly to the roof tiles, but also the use of lanyards as a means of improving the roofing accuracy, even for Western tiles using vertical rails. Because of the high level of skill and labor required for such work, such as blacking or blacking, it has been considered difficult for even a fairly skilled person to improve efficiency. [0009] In view of such circumstances,
The present invention relates to a cross tile which is located in the upper edge region of the tile main body and located at the top of the mountain portion or slightly near the outer edge, and penetrates at least one nail hole, regardless of whether it is a Japanese tile or a Western tile. Use the roof tile
The upper edge and one side edge of the lower tile mainly consist of the upper or
In raising葺as押止by polymerization zone tile principal next column, the spacing S of the vertical bars provided in tile桟上,
S = L- (l + w / 2) where L: the upper edge length of the tile main body l: the distance between the nail hole of the mountain part and the other edge side w: the strict spacing setting as the width of the vertical rail Do this , on this vertical bar in front of each roof tile
By abutting the first side edges, it is possible to greatly improve the efficiency of roofing and the accuracy of roofing by using each vertical rail as a ruler, and to increase the pressing force in the diagonal direction of the roof tile. . According to the construction method of the present invention having the above structure, the upper edge and one side edge of the lower tile main body are pressed by the overlapping area of the upper or adjacent row tile main body, and the upper cutting pot is provided. Is similar to the conventional roof tiles in that the prongs of the part hold down the roof tiles in the upper row, but the roof edge of the roof tile is provided at regular intervals by the usual method. Engage the protruding butt on the back of the valley, and contact one side edge (opposite edge of the hill) of each tile main body with the vertical crossbar strictly set according to the above formula. Thus, there is a particularly remarkable effect that the vertical beam can be used as a rule to accurately position the roof tile. In addition, each tile body has a nail hole provided sufficiently close to the upper cutting pot on the side of the pawl, and the fact that accurate positioning of the tile body is possible. At the same time, the pressing force of the pawl engaging with the receiving pawl of the adjacent tile is increased several times,
The fixing of the upper and lower cutting pots on the diagonal becomes even stronger,
This is an effect unique to the present invention in that a well-balanced pressing force is obtained from the center of gravity of the roof tile toward each outer edge. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS The construction of the present invention will be described below in further detail with reference to the embodiments shown in the drawings.
It shows a shaped cross tile (Western tile), but it can be said that the Japanese tile and the Western tile are almost the same structure except that the positions of the mountain parts are opposite to each other except for the size of the mountain parts. Therefore, for convenience of explanation, the same reference numerals and names are used for the constituent members. In each figure, reference numeral 1 denotes a left side in FIG.
Edge, and the mountain portion 1a which is Takanari the convexly curved shape of the right edge 2, tile entity by forming a concave-shaped valley portion 1b toward the opposite edge side from該山unit, the 2-3 tile body 1 The upper and lower cutting pot portions provided on one diagonal of the upper cutting pot portion 2a have protruding claws extended on the upper surface of the back corner portion of the upper cutting pot portion 2, and 3a protrudes toward the lower side of the lower corner portion of the lower cutting pot portion 3. These are nails that have been formed,
The corresponding roof claws 2a or the receiving claws 3a of the lower tile main body 1 overlap and engage with each other. Reference numeral 4 denotes a nail hole, which is provided at the top of the crest portion 1a or at a position slightly closer to the outer edge than the top and near the upper edge of the tile main body 1 (on the extension of the nail hole in the conventional tile main body). is there. In the figure, reference numeral 5a denotes a mountain-side edge region which covers the upper surface of an adjacent tile, 5b denotes a lower edge region, and 6a and 6b denote adjacent tiles which are covered by the side edge region 5a and the lower edge region 5b. The side and upper edge areas of the, and 7 indicate a water return. Next, among the cross-section tiles according to the above-described configuration, the best construction procedure performed on the Western tile will be described with reference to FIGS.
In 4, 8.8 ′ and 8 ″ are tile bars in a normal roof structure, and 9.9 ′ and 9 ″ are vertical bars provided orthogonally to the tile bars 8.8 ′ and 8 ″. , These are the roof tiles 1
Are mounted at intervals calculated using the above formula according to the external dimensions of the nail, the positions of the nail holes, and the like.
In the case of a Western tile having a large size, it is preferable to use a taller crosspiece for the vertical crossbars 9, 9 ', 9 "in consideration of the nailing effect and the like. In accordance with the law, the roof tiles are sequentially laid under the roof land, that is, from the eaves tile side to the top, with the lower row preceding, but in this section, the tiles A, B, and C which are vertically adjacent at the middle part thereof First, a butt provided on the back surface of the upper edge of the roof tile A is engaged with the upper edge of one roof tile 8 ', and one side edge is located adjacent to the roof edge. If the tile A is accurately brought into contact with the vertical bar 9 ′, the roof A of the tile A crosses the vertical bar 9 and the nail hole 4 is located on the vertical bar. (See Fig. 3 (a).) The roof tile B has the same procedure as before at the top of the roof tile A, that is, On one of the longitudinal rail 9 of adjacent side edge 'in engagement with Kawara桟 8 "stage accurately in contact, Yamabe 1
a is straddled by the vertical bar 9 and its lower edge area 5b is in the upper edge area 6 of the tile A.
b) and fix it by nailing (Fig. 3 [b]
reference). Next, the butt of the roof tile C is engaged with the roof rail 8 'on the same row and the left row of the roof tile A, and one side edge thereof is in contact with the adjacent vertical rail 9 ". When the tile C is placed, the roof 1a of the roof 1a straddles the vertical rail 9 'and covers the side edge area 6a of the previous tile A. At this position, a nail is driven from the nail hole 4 and the vertical rail 9' In this case, the claw 2 of the upper cutting pot portion 2 of the tile C is fixed.
Although a overlaps on the receiving claw 3a of the lower cutting pot portion 3 of the roof tile B, the position very close to the protruding claw 2a is nailed, so that the receiving claw 3a is strongly stopped. FIG.
(See the solid line in [c].) Finally, the roof D is placed in the same manner as the roof C above the roof A in the left row of the roof B above the roofs A and C, that is, the bottom of the roof D is engaged with the roof bar 8 '. When the nail D is placed and nailed with one side edge abutting on the adjacent vertical rail 9 ″, the roof 1 B of the roof tile D crosses the vertical rail 9 ′.
At the same time as covering the side edge area 6a, the lower edge area 5b is fixed so as to cover the upper edge area 6b of the tile C (see the dotted line in FIG. 3C). According to the method of roofing tiles according to the present invention described above, the four tiles A, B, C, and D are roofed with accurate positioning, and adjacent side edge areas 5a are provided.
6a and the upper and lower edge areas 5b and 6b, and the corresponding upper and lower cutting hooks are related to each other to exert a strong pressing force. Furthermore, the weathering at the meeting place of each tile is good. It can be constructed at In summary, in the construction method of the present invention, the construction procedure itself is basically the same as the conventional construction method of this type of roof tile, but the roof tile that is roofed by using the vertical rail as a ruler has a high height. In addition to being able to perform extremely accurately and quickly without the need for the technique described above, the roof tiles are provided with nail holes located close to the upper cutting pot, so that the protruding claws push the receiving claws of the upper tile. Since the stopping force is significantly higher than that of the conventional tile at the position of the nail hole, this is combined with the accuracy of the above construction, and the pressing force from the center of gravity (or the center) of the tile main body toward each outer edge is well-balanced. This is an extremely useful effect that a high-strength roof tile as high as 70 kg / cm 2 can be obtained experimentally.
【図面の簡単な説明】
【図1】本発明工法に使用する和瓦の平面図
【図2】同じく洋瓦の平面図
【図3】〔イ〕〔ロ〕および〔ハ〕は、それぞれ葺上げ
順序を例示する説明図
【図4】葺上げられた状態を示す部分正面図
【図5】〔A〕は従来の和瓦の平面図、又〔B〕はその
正面図
【図6】〔A〕は従来の洋瓦の平面図、又〔B〕はその
正面図
【符号の説明】
1 瓦主体
2 上切釜部
3 下切釜部
4 釘孔
5・6 瓦の重合する縁域
7 水返し
8・8’・8” 瓦桟
9・9’・9” 縦桟BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS FIG. 1 is a plan view of a Japanese tile used in the method of the present invention. FIG. 2 is a plan view of a Western tile. FIG. FIG. 4 is a partial front view showing a roofed state. FIG. 5 [A] is a plan view of a conventional Japanese tile, and [B] is a front view thereof. A] is a plan view of a conventional western tile, and [B] is a front view of the tile. [Description of References] 1 Roof main body 2 Upper cutting pot section 3 Lower cutting pot section 4 Nail holes 5 and 6 Edge area where tiles overlap 7 Water Return 8.8 '/ 8 "Tile 9/9' / 9" Vertical
Claims (1)
は稍外縁寄りに位置して少なくとも1個の釘孔を貫設し
てなる桟瓦を、常法に倣い下段の瓦主体の上縁および一
側縁が上段又は隣列の瓦主体の重合域によって押止され
るように葺き上げるに当たって、瓦桟上に設けられる各
縦桟の間隔を、瓦主体の上縁長(L)から、上記山部頂
部の釘孔と他側縁間の距離(l)と縦桟の幅(w)の半
分の長さを減じた距離とし、この縦桟に各瓦主体の前記
一側縁を当接させることで、各縦桟を定規として瓦葺き
することを可能にした桟瓦の葺上げ工法。(57) [Claims 1] A crosspiece which is located close to the upper edge of a tile main body and located at the top of a mountain or slightly near an outer edge thereof and penetrating at least one nail hole. In accordance with the usual law,
The side edges are held down by the overlapping area mainly composed of roof tiles in the upper row or adjacent row
In the roofing, the interval between the vertical rails provided on the roof tile is determined by the distance (l) between the nail hole at the top of the mountain and the other side edge from the upper edge length (L) of the roof tile main body. and the distance obtained by subtracting half the length of the crosspiece width (w), wherein each tile principal to the vertical bars
A roof tile construction method that allows each vertical rail to be tiled as a ruler by abutting one side edge .
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