JP3869179B2 - Decorative panel - Google Patents

Description

[0001]
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION
The present invention relates to a decorative panel for covering the front side of an eaves basket.
[0002]
[Prior art]
In the conventional decorative panel, as shown in FIG. 4, the upper part of the panel front surface 101 (front surface when the eaves are viewed from the outside) that stands up in front of the front surface 52 is bent upward inward from the front surface. An upward upper surface portion 102 and a horizontal upper surface portion 103 are formed subsequently to the inner side, and a metal drainer 105 is mounted on the inner edge of the horizontal upper surface portion 103 in a substantially vertical downward direction to flow down on the roof covering material 80. There was a decorative panel 100 configured to receive the rainwater with the drainage material 105 and guide it into the bag 50.
[0003]
[Problems to be solved by the invention]
However, in such a decorative panel 100, rainwater that has fallen on the horizontal upper surface portion 103 may drop on the eaves along the upper surface 102 and the outer surface of the panel front surface 101, causing a dripping phenomenon. Further, when the amount of rain increases and the momentum of the rainwater flowing down on the roof covering 80 increases, it collides with the drainage material 103 and is scattered on the horizontal upper surface portion 102, or falls directly on the horizontal upper surface portion 102. And dripping under the eaves becomes even worse.
[0004]
Accordingly, the present invention aims to provide a decorative panel that does not cause dripping while maintaining good appearance while focusing on such problems.
[0005]
[Means for Solving the Problems]
In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, the present invention has a level runner attached to the front surface of a nose cover plate, a plurality of eaves support members attached along the level runner, and eaves eaves built between these eaves support tools. In the decorative panel attached to the eaves so as to cover the front side of the eave ridge, the panel includes a panel front surface covering the heel front surface and a panel bottom surface covering the heel bottom surface, and the panel front surface faces upward. The upper inward part is bent and a step is provided in the upper inward part to make the inner part of the step part a lower water receiving surface part, and the inner edge of the water receiving surface part faces downward The panel bottom is provided with an upstanding surface bent upward at the rear end of the bottom, and forward from the upstanding surface as a locking portion bent in a bowl shape with the tip downward. Hanging overhang Put the decorative panel on the front side of the eaves support, insert the water drain surface on the front of the panel into the eaves support, hook it, and turn the bottom of the panel below the eaves support The decorative panel is configured to be temporarily fixed so as to be movable in the front-rear direction by engaging the front end of the engaging part with a receiving part provided on the rear side of the lower end of the level runner.
[0006]
According to the decorative panel having such a configuration, the area outside the stepped portion in the upper inward portion can be reduced, and rainwater that has fallen on at least the water receiving surface portion inside the stepped portion is surely eaves. Since it can be guided in, rain drooping under the eaves can be surely reduced as compared with a conventional decorative panel. Furthermore, since the step part and the water receiving surface part function as a guide part to the water receiving part and the fence, even if the amount of rain increases, the momentum of the rainwater flowing down on the roofing material increases and collides with the water draining surface part. Even if rainwater scatters outside or falls over the fence and falls outside, it can be received by these stepped parts and the water receiving surface part and guided into the fence. Effective in preventing rain dripping. Furthermore, since the decorative panel of the present invention integrally forms the drainage surface and the panel body, there is no seam and there is no risk of rusting.
[0007]
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION
Hereinafter, an embodiment of the present invention will be described based on an example.
[0008]
As shown in FIG. 1, the decorative panel 1 is formed as a decorative panel that covers the front side and the bottom side of an eave ridge 50 and an eave ridge support 70 that supports the eave ridge 50. Therefore, before describing the configuration of the decorative panel 1, the configuration of the eaves 50 and the eaves support 70 will be described.
[0009]
The eaves 50 is made of synthetic resin, and is formed on the eaves bottom surface 51, the eaves front surface 52 and the eaves rear surface 53 raised from both sides of the eaves bottom surface 51, and the upper edge portions of the eaves front surface 52 and the eaves rear surface 53, respectively. Are formed so as to have the ears 54 and 55 formed as described above.
The eaves support 70 is formed by sheet metal processing of a metal plate material, and includes a bottom wall portion 71 as a horizontal plane portion having an appropriate width, a rear wall portion 72 rising from both sides of the bottom wall portion 71, and A horizontal wall portion 74 having a horizontal surface formed by bending the front wall portion 73, an upper end portion of the front wall portion 73 rearward, and a horizontal surface formed by bending the upper end portion of the rear wall portion 72 forward. A vertical surface 76a perpendicular to these wall portions is erected on the inside of the wall portion 75 and these wall portions 71, 72, 73, 74 and 75, and the eaves 50 is placed in the upper portion of the vertical surface 76a. A groove portion 76b having a contour capable of fitting the heel bottom surface 51, the heel front surface 52, the heel rear surface 53, and the heel ears 54, 55 is formed, and a horizontal support surface 76c is extended from the bottom surface of the groove portion 76b in the installation direction. And a receiving portion 76.
[0010]
The decorative panel 1 is formed by processing a metal thin plate material into a sheet metal. As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the front panel 2 rising up in front of the front side 52 of the eaves 50, and the eaves 50, the bottom surface 51 of the panel covering the bottom surface 51 from below, the upper inward portion 4 formed by bending the upper front portion inward (inner side), and the inner edge of the upper inward portion 4 folded downward. It is formed in a long shape so as to have a water draining surface portion 5 formed by bending and a latching portion 6 formed at the rear end portion of the panel bottom surface 3.
[0011]
The front surface 2 of the panel is provided with a concave groove portion 7 along the longitudinal direction at the upper and lower intermediate portions. It is formed so as not to contact the wall portion 73.
[0012]
As shown in FIG. 1, the panel bottom surface 3 has an inner and outer width that allows the bottom rear end portion 3 a to protrude rearward from the rear wall portion 72 of the eaves rod support 70 in the attached state, and the inner and outer intermediate portions extend along the longitudinal direction. A convex groove portion 8 that protrudes upward is provided, and the upper surface 8a of the convex groove portion 8 abuts against the bottom wall portion 71 of the heel support 70, and the other portion of the panel bottom surface 3 does not abut against the bottom wall portion 71. In addition, the bottom rear end portion 3a is vertically raised to form a standing surface portion 9, and a latching claw portion 10 is fixed to the standing surface portion 9 to form a latching portion 6.
Here, the latching claw portion 10 is formed by horizontally bending one vertical side of the vertical surface portion 10a that contacts and adheres to the standing surface portion 9 to form a horizontal support surface 10b, and further, the leading edge of the horizontal support surface 10b. The locking portion 10c having a hooked cross section is formed by folding the portion downward, and the vertical surface portion 10a is screwed to the rising surface portion 9 so that the horizontal support surface 10b extends forward.
[0013]
The upper inward portion 4 is formed by bending the upper end portion of the panel front surface 2 toward the inner side of the panel to form an upward surface 11, and an inner edge portion of the upward surface 11 is suspended to provide a stepped portion 12. The inner side of the stepped portion 12 is a water receiving surface portion 13 that is one step lower than the upward surface 11, the inner edge of the water receiving surface portion 13 is bent substantially vertically downward, and the lower edge is folded outward to return the bowl-shaped cross section. A water drainage surface portion 5 is formed as a folded edge portion 5a.
[0014]
Next, although the attachment structure of the decorative panel 1 is demonstrated, since this decorative panel 1 can be suitably attached using the level runner 60, this level runner 60 is demonstrated first.
[0015]
As shown in FIGS. 1 and 3, the level runner 60 includes an elongate fixing surface 61 along the front surface of the nose cover plate 82, and the upper end edge of the fixing surface 61 is folded back downward in the front side. While forming the contact piece 62 that can contact the lower surface of the eaves-projection portion of the material 81, the lower end edge of the fixing surface 61 is bent horizontally at the rear side to form a horizontal surface portion 63a. The rear edge is raised to form an upright edge 63b to form a latch receiving piece 63, and a support piece 64 is stretched forward from a lower end portion of the fixing surface 61 at a predetermined width upper portion. It is.
[0016]
In this level runner 60, the contact piece 62 is brought into contact with the lower surface of the eaves-projecting portion of the roof base material 81, and the fixing surface 61 is brought into contact with the front surface of the nose cover plate 82 so The fixing brackets 90, 90 are driven in and fixed. At this time, the level of the level runner 60 can be determined by bringing the contact piece 62 into contact with the lower surface of the roof base material 81. Further, a gap is formed between the latch receiving piece 63 and the hanging wood 83 that covers the lower surface of the nose cover plate 82.
[0017]
The bottom wall portion 71 of the eaves support 70 is placed on the support piece portion 64 of the level runner 60 attached as described above, and the rear wall portion 72 is brought into contact with the fixing surface 61, and rivets, screws or the like are placed on the rear wall portion 72. Then, the eaves support 70 is attached and fixed. In this way, the plurality of eaves supporters 70, 70,... Are attached at appropriate intervals in the horizontal direction. At this time, by placing the bottom wall 71 of the eaves support 70 on the support piece 64 of the level runner 60, the eaves support 70, 70,... Can be attached at a predetermined level.
Further, the eaves bottom 50, the front surface 52, the rear surface 53, and the eaves 54, 55 of the eaves 50 are fitted into the grooves 76b of the support receiving portions 76 of the eaves support 70, 70,. A fence 50 is installed.
[0018]
Then, the decorative panel 1 eaves gutter support 70, 70, covered from the front side of the ..., the draining surface portion 5 of the decorative panel 1 causes inserted into the groove portion 75, the water receiving face 13 horizontal wall The upper side of the front surface is hooked on the eaves support 70, 70... So that it is placed on the portion 74, the panel bottom surface 3 is rotated downward and pulled rearward, and the tip of the latching claw portion 10 (locking) part 10c) is advanced from the rear into the gap between the hook receiving piece portion 63 and the rafters 83 level runners -60 and to place the hooking claw portion 10 in the upstanding edge portion 63b of the engaging receiving piece portion 63 . Thereby, since the latching claw part 10 does not come out of the latch receiving piece part 63 due to the engagement between the standing edge part 63b and the locking part 10c, the decorative panel 1 is temporarily fixed so as to be movable in the front-rear and left-right directions. Can do.
[0019]
Then, when thus the decorative panel 1 temporarily fixed, subjected to position adjustment by slidingly a decorative panel 1 in all directions, when the decorative panel 1 can be positioned, as shown in FIG. 1, the bottom surface of the recessed groove portion 7 7a The decorative panel 1 may be fixed by driving a fixing metal fitting 90 such as a screw into the upper surface 8a of the convex groove 8 and the water receiving surface 13 .
[0020]
Thus, in the eaves structure to which the decorative panel 1 is mounted, as shown in FIG. 1, a step functioning as a guide part to the water receiving part and the eaves on the opposite side of the eaves 50 at the tip of the roof eaves 80. Since the portion 12 and the water receiving surface portion 13 can be disposed, the rain water that has fallen on the water receiving surface portion 13 can be reliably guided into the eaves wall 50 along the drainage surface portion 5. Furthermore, even if rainwater flowing down on the roof covering 80 due to the influence of a typhoon increases the momentum and jumps over the eaves 50, it also collides with the drainage surface 5 and scatters outside. Even if it becomes, these rainwater can be received by the level | step-difference part 12 and the water-receiving surface part 13, and can be guided in the eaves wall 50. FIG. Moreover, in this decorative panel 1, the area of the stepped portion 12 outside, that is, the upward surface 11 can be made smaller than the area of the upper inward portion in the conventional decorative panel. It is possible to reduce the amount of rainwater that falls on the front side 2 of the panel.
[0021]
Further, since the decorative panel 1 is integrally formed with the decorative panel body (2, 3, 4) and the drainage surface portion 5 which are separate bodies, there is no natural seam. There is no risk of rusting.
[Brief description of the drawings]
FIG. 1 is a cross-sectional view showing an example of the structure of an eaves portion equipped with a decorative panel according to an embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the decorative panel of FIG.
FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing a member (excluding the eaves) constituting the eaves portion of FIG. 1 in an exploded state.
FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view showing an example of the configuration of an eaves portion to which a conventional decorative panel is attached.
[Explanation of symbols]
DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Decorative panel 2 Panel front surface 3 Panel bottom surface 4 Upper inward portion 5 Drainage surface portion 6 Latching portion 7 Recessed groove portion 8 Convex groove portion 9 Standing surface portion 10 Latching claw portion 11 Upward surface 12 Stepped portion 13 Water receiving surface portion 50 Eaves 51樋 Bottom 52 樋 Front 53 樋 Rear 54, 55 樋 Ear 60 Level runner
61 Adhering surface 62 Contact piece 63 Hatch receiving piece 64 Support piece 70 Eave rod support 71 Bottom wall portion 72 Rear wall portion 73 Front wall portion 74 Horizontal wall portion 75 Horizontal wall portion 76 Support receiving portion 80 Roof covering material 81 Roof base material 82 Nasal cover 83 Suspended wood 90 Fastening bracket

Claims (1)

A level runner (60) is attached to the front surface of the nose mask (82), and a plurality of eaves supporters (70) are attached along the level runner (60). In the decorative panel (1) in which the ridge (50) is installed and attached to the eaves end so as to cover the front side of the eave ridge (50),
It consists of a panel front surface (2) covering the front surface (52) and a panel bottom surface (3) covering the bottom surface (51).
The front surface (2) of the panel is bent inwardly to form an upper inward portion (4), and a step portion is provided on the upper inward portion (4). The inner part is a water receiving surface part (13) that is one step lower, and the inner edge of the water receiving surface part (13) is bent downward to provide a water draining surface part (5),
The bottom surface (3) of the panel is provided with an upright surface portion (9) bent upward at the rear end portion (3a) of the bottom surface, and the upright surface portion (9 ) To provide a hook (6) projecting forward,
Put the decorative panel (1) on the front side of the eaves support (70), insert the water drainage surface (5) of the panel front (2) into the eaves support (70) and hook it, (3) is turned downward of the eaves rod support tool (70), and the front end of the locking portion (10c) is hooked to the hook receiving piece portion (63) provided on the rear side of the lower end of the level runner (60). A decorative panel characterized in that the decorative panel (2) is temporarily fixed so as to be movable in the front-rear direction.