JP4738300B2 - Carport - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a carport in which a beam is attached to a column in a cantilever manner to support a roof body, and more particularly, to a carport in which a roof body is formed in a planar shape and arranged so that the rear side is the lowermost portion.

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, a carport is used in which a beam is cantilevered on a support column standing on the ground to form a frame material, and a roof body is fixed to the upper portion of the frame material. In this carport, frame materials are erected at least at the front and rear, respectively, and the roof body formed in a curved shape or a flat shape is arranged so that the edge on the support column side is the lowermost part. Supported. In addition, the roof body is constructed by attaching a plurality of elongated panel materials in the front-rear direction in the frame body in which the front and rear frames and the left and right side frames are framed in a substantially rectangular shape, and drains rainwater that has fallen on the roof body. The front and rear frames and the left and right side frames are each provided with a water collecting bowl as an integral body or as separate bodies. All the water that has flowed into each drainage basin is configured to flow toward the drainage basin of the frame corresponding to the edge on the support column, which is the lowermost part. The roof body was constructed with a slight gradient in the front-rear direction so that the water of the reed would flow toward the rain gutter provided behind. An example of such a carport is disclosed in Patent Document 1.
JP 2005-282179 A

  However, in the conventional carport, since water flows into both the front and rear frames and the left and right side frames constituting the frame body, a water collecting tank is provided for each. For this reason, the cross-sectional area of each frame member is increased, and the design properties are deteriorated.

  The present invention has been made to solve the above-described problems, and has an object to provide a carport capable of reducing the size of the frame material constituting the roof body and improving the design by improving the appearance. And

In order to solve the above problems, the carport according to the present invention is a carport comprising a frame material in which a beam is supported by a column and a roof body supported by the beam of the frame material,
The frame material has at least a front frame material provided at the front and a rear frame material provided at the rear, the support of the front frame material is formed higher than the support of the rear frame material, and the roof body includes the front and rear frames. In addition, a frame body in which the left and right side frames are framed in a substantially rectangular shape is configured in a substantially flat shape by attaching a plurality of panel members elongated in the front-rear direction in the lateral direction, and supported by the front frame material and the rear frame material, and It is arranged in an inclined shape so that the frame is lower than the front frame,
The front and rear frames and the left and right side frames constituting the frame body are characterized in that fin portions extending along the longitudinal direction are respectively formed on the upper and lower portions of the outer surface.

  Further, in the carport according to the present invention, corner members are attached to the corners at which the front and rear frames and the left and right side frames are joined to the frame body, and the corner members are connected to the fin portions of the front and rear frames and the left and right sides. It is characterized by having a corner fin portion that is continuous with the fin portion of the frame.

  Further, in the carport according to the present invention, the corner member is integrally formed with a joint portion for joining the front and rear frames and the left and right side frames, and a closing portion for closing an end face of a water collecting rod provided on the rear frame. It is configured as a feature.

  According to the carport according to the present invention, the support of the front frame material is formed higher than the support of the rear frame material, and the roof body is in the frame body in which the front and rear frames and the left and right side frames are framed in a substantially rectangular shape in the front and rear direction. A plurality of elongate panel members are attached in the lateral direction to form a substantially flat shape, and are supported by the front frame member and the rear frame member and arranged in an inclined manner so that the rear frame is lower than the front frame, thereby forming a frame body. Since the front and rear frames and the left and right side frames have fin portions extending along the longitudinal direction at the upper and lower portions of the outer surface, rainwater that has fallen on the roof body can be collected on the rear side. There is no need to form a catchment basin on the frame, and these can be reduced in diameter, and fins extending over four circumferences can be provided on the outer peripheral surface of the frame, so that the design can be improved.

  Further, according to the carport according to the present invention, the corner members are attached to the corner portions where the front and rear frames and the left and right side frames are joined to the frame body, and the corner members are the fin portions of the front and rear frames and the fins of the left and right side frames. By having the corner fin portion that is continuous with the portion, the fin portion can be continued even at the corner portion of the frame, so that the design can be further improved.

  Further, according to the carport according to the present invention, the corner member integrally forms a joint portion for joining the front and rear frames and the left and right side frames, and a closing portion for closing the end face of the water catchment provided in the rear frame. As a result, the corner member can also be used as a clogging member for the water collecting tank, so that the cost can be reduced and the mounting workability can be improved.

  Embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is a front view of a carport in the present embodiment, and FIG. 2 is a side view. As shown in each of these drawings, the carport in this embodiment has a front frame member 1 and a rear frame member 2 in which a beam 4 is provided in a cantilever manner on a column 3 standing on the ground in the front-rear direction. The roof body 5 is supported by the beams 4 of the front frame material 1 and the rear frame material 2.

  The support column 1 and the beam 2 are made of an aluminum extrusion mold and have a hollow cross section. The beam 2 is formed in a straight line, and is attached so as to be inclined upward from the connecting portion with the support column 1 toward the tip portion. Further, the support column 3 of the front frame material 1 is formed to be higher than the support column 3 of the rear frame material 2. The roof body 5 is formed to have a substantially square planar shape, and is supported by the front frame material 1 and the rear frame material 2 so that the corners on the rear column 3 side become the lowermost part and are diagonal to it. These are arranged in an inclined manner so that the corners on the front side of the front beam 4 are the uppermost part.

  The roof body 5 is configured to have a substantially planar shape by housing a plurality of panel members 14 in a frame body 10 formed by forming a front frame 11, a rear frame 12, and left and right side frames 13, 13 in a rectangular shape. Has been. The front frame 11, the rear frame 12, and the left and right side frames 13, 13 are made of an aluminum extrusion mold and are formed in a hollow cross section.

  Of the front frame 11, the rear frame 12, and the left and right side frames 13 constituting the frame body 10, a water collecting trough 12 a is integrally formed on the rear frame 12 as described later. In addition, a rain gutter 30 is provided on the column 3 of the rear frame material 2, and the water collecting gutter 12 a and the gutter 30 are connected by a connection gutter 31. The rain that has fallen on the roof body 5 flows along the slope toward the rear of the roof body 5, in particular toward the corners on the rear column 3 that is the lowermost part. Led. The water guided to the water collecting basin 12a is guided to the rain gutter 30 via the connecting basin 31 and drained to the outside from there.

  Next, the configuration of the roof body 5 will be described in more detail. FIG. 3 shows a plan view of the carport. As described above, the roof body 5 has an outer shape constituted by the frame body 10 in which the front frame 11, the rear frame 12, and the left and right side frames 13, 13 are framed in a rectangular shape, and a framework is formed in the frame body 10. Each member is provided in a lattice shape, and a plurality of panel members 14 made of a transparent plate are provided so as to be supported by the members.

  As shown in FIG. 3, when viewed from above, three rafter pressing members 24 are provided in parallel so as to extend from the front frame 11 to the rear frame 12, and are orthogonal to the arrangement direction of the rafter pressing member 24 and below the rafter pressing members 24. 6 middle rails 21 are provided in parallel so as to cross between the left and right side frames 13, and an intermediate rafter presser 25 is provided at the center position in the front-rear direction so as to be parallel to the middle rail 21. Is provided.

  The section in which the panel material 14 is accommodated is divided by a rafter 22 extending in the front-rear direction of the carport and an intermediate rafter 23 extending in the left-right direction of the carport. The panel material 14 includes the rafter presser 24 and the intermediate rafter presser. 25, and the peripheral portion is pressed from above by the pressing portion of each frame and fixed. For this reason, each panel material 14 is formed in a long and narrow rectangular shape in the front-rear direction of the carport, and this is housed and fixed in each section so that it is provided side by side in the carport and constitutes a flat portion of the roof body 5 is doing.

  FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line AA in FIG. In this figure, the front frame material 1 and the rear frame material 2 are omitted. As shown in FIG. 4, a purlin 20 is provided so as to extend from the front frame 11 to the rear frame 12. Although not shown, the lower surface of the purlin 20 is screwed to the upper surfaces of the columns 3 of the front frame material 1 and the rear frame material 2 to be supported and fixed. A plurality of middle rails 21 are fixed to the upper surface of the main building 20 with screws at predetermined intervals so as to be orthogonal thereto. The middle rail 21 has a main body portion 21a having a hollow cross section, a purlin fixing portion 21b that extends from the bottom surface of the main body portion 21a and abuts against the upper surface of the main building 20, and is fixed to the side wall of the main body portion 21a. And a protruding portion 21c protruding upward. The upper end part of the protrusion part 21c contacts the lower surface of the panel material 14, and supports this from below.

  An intermediate rafter 23 is provided at the center in the front-rear direction of the roof body 5 so as to be parallel to the middle rail 21. The intermediate rafter 23 has a hollow portion 23a having a shape similar to that of the middle rail 21 on the front side and the rear side, respectively, and two groove portions 23b are formed in the longitudinal direction between the two hollow portions 23a. Moreover, it has the fixing | fixed part 23c which protrudes upwards between the two groove parts 23b, and the intermediate rafter pressing material 25 is screwed and fixed to the fixing | fixed part 23c. The intermediate rafter presser 25 is formed in a gentle chevron shape with the central portion screwed to the fixing portion 23c as the apex, and both end portions elastically press and hold the peripheral portion of the panel member 14, respectively.

  Further, a rafter 22 is provided above the purlin 20 so as to be parallel to the intermediate rafter 23 from the front frame 11. A rafter 22 is similarly provided from the rear frame 12 to the intermediate rafter 23. The rafters 22 are placed on the upper surface of the main body portion 21a of the middle rail 21, fixed to these by screws and supported from below. Further, the end portion of the rafter 22 on the side of the intermediate rafter 23 is placed on the upper surface of the hollow portion 23a of the intermediate rafter 23, and this is also fixed with screws. A panel member 14 is disposed above the rafter 22, and a rafter pressing member 24 is provided above the panel member 14, and the upper and lower surfaces of the peripheral portion of the panel member 14 are sandwiched between the rafter 22 and the rafter pressing member 24. It is fixed.

  The rafter presser 24 is provided over substantially the entire length from the front frame 11 to the rear frame 12, and is divided into two members, a front member 24a on the front frame 11 side and a rear member 24b on the rear frame 12 side. Has been. The front side member 24a extends from the front frame 11 to the upper portion of the intermediate rafter 23 and further to the rear frame 12 side. That is, the rafter pressing member 24 is formed so that the dividing position is slightly closer to the rear frame 12 than the intermediate rafter 23.

  The front frame 11 includes a groove portion 11a whose lower surface abuts against the purlin 20, a front frame pressing portion 11b constituting the upper surface of the front frame 11, and a hollow portion 11c provided on the rear side of the groove portion 11a. A watertight material is provided at the end of the front frame pressing portion 11b, and the upper surface of the front side peripheral portion of the panel material 14 is pressed and fixed from above. The upper surface of the front frame 11 is covered by the front frame pressing portion 11b and the panel material 14, and the front frame 11 is not formed with a drainage basin that opens upward and collects rainwater.

  The upper end portion of the rear side surface of the groove portion 11a is formed at substantially the same height as the protruding portion 21c of the intermediate rail 21, and abuts against the lower surface of the panel member 14 to support it from below. Moreover, the hollow part 11c is formed in the cross-section hollow shape substantially the same as the main-body part 21a of the middle crosspiece 21, and the front side edge part of the rafter 22 is mounted, and it fixes with screws.

  On the front surface of the front frame 11, an upper fin portion 11d is formed at the upper end portion, and a lower fin portion 11e is formed at the lower end portion. The upper fin portion 11d and the lower fin portion 11e are formed over substantially the entire length in the longitudinal direction of the front frame 11, respectively.

  The rear frame 12 has a water collecting trough 12a formed so as to project downward and to have an opening 12b that is open upward. The water collecting basin 12a collects water flowing toward the rear side in the panel member 14 or the main building 20, and the water collected here is connected to the rear frame member via the connecting basin 31 as described above. 2 is led to the rain gutter 30 provided in 2 and drained. Further, an opening prevention component 29e is provided near the opening 12b at a position where the rear frame 12 is connected to the purlin 20 so as to hold the rear end surface of the rear frame 12.

  An upper fin portion 12c and a lower fin portion 12d are also provided on the rear surface of the rear frame 12 at the same height as the front surface of the front frame 11, respectively. The upper fin portion 12c and the lower fin portion 12d are formed over substantially the entire length of the rear frame 12 in the longitudinal direction.

  A rear end member 15 is attached to the upper surface in the vicinity of the rear end of the purlin 20. The rear end member 15 includes a hollow portion 15a on which the rear end portion of the rafter 22 is placed and fixed by screws, and a protrusion portion 15b that supports the panel member 14 from below by forming the rear surface of the hollow portion 15a protruding upward. And a pressing portion 15c that presses the peripheral edge of the rear end of the panel material 14 from above.

  The rain that has fallen on the panel member 14 flows toward the rear side because the roof body 5 is arranged in a downwardly inclined manner toward the rear side. Although the panel member 14 is divided at the position of the intermediate rafter 23, the intermediate rafter presser 25 is formed in a gentle mountain shape and directly presses the panel member 14 elastically without using a watertight member or the like. Thus, the water from the front panel member 14 can flow along the upper surface of the intermediate rafter presser member 25 and flow to the rear panel member 14. Furthermore, the water flowing through the rear panel member 14 is guided from the rear end portion thereof to the water collecting basin 12a through the opening 12b of the rear frame 12.

  FIG. 5 shows a cross-sectional view taken along the line BB of FIG. As shown in this figure, the purlin 20 is fixed with screws to the upper surface of the beam 4 via a spacer 35. Further, the cross section of the main building 20 has a hollow inside, and a groove 20a is formed on the upper surface along the longitudinal direction. As described above, the middle rail 21 is screwed to the upper surface of the main building 20, and the middle rail 21 is formed so as to cross between the left and right side frames 13 and 13 with one member. Further, the protruding portion 21c of the middle rail 21 is provided so as to cross between the rafters 22 and 22 provided at predetermined intervals on the upper portion of the middle rail 21.

  The rafters 22 are respectively formed with holding portions 22a for holding the panel material 14 from below at both left and right ends, and hold the panel material 14 through a watertight material. Further, a fixing portion 22b protruding upward is formed at the center portion of the rafter 22, and the rafter pressing member 24 is fixed to the fixing portion 22b with screws. The rafter presser 24 has a central portion screwed to the fixing portion 22b of the rafter 22, and holding portions 24c that hold the panel member 14 from above at the left and right ends, respectively. The panel material 14 is held through. The peripheral edge of the panel member 14 is sandwiched and fixed from above and below by a holding portion 22a of the rafter 22 and a holding portion 24c of the rafter presser 24 via a watertight material.

  The side frame 13 is formed to have a hollow cross section, a groove portion 13a is formed therein, and a side frame rafter 16 and a side frame pressing member 17 are provided on the upper side to sandwich and fix the panel member 14. Similarly to the front frame 11, the upper surface of the side frame 13 is also formed by the side frame pressing member 17, and the side frame 13 is not formed with a drainage basin that opens upward and collects rainwater. Further, the side frame 13 is fixed to the support column 3 with screws through a side frame fixing member 36 on the support column 3 side. On the other hand, on the front end side of the beam 4, the beam 4 is fixed to the beam 4 via a spacer 35 in the same manner as the purlin 20.

  The rafter 16 for the side frame is formed in a shape such that only the left and right sides of the rafter 22 are taken out, and a holding portion 16a for holding the panel material 14 from below through a watertight material and a side frame pressing member 17 are screwed. And a fixing portion 16b to be stopped. Further, the side frame pressing member 17 is screwed and fixed to the fixing portion 16b of the side frame rafter 16, and the center side end portion of the roof body 5 holds the panel material 14 from above via a watertight material. .

  In addition, an upper fin portion 13b and a lower fin portion 13c are provided on the outer surface of the side frame 13 at the same height as the front surface of the front frame 11 and the rear surface of the rear frame 12, respectively. The upper fin portion 13b and the lower fin portion 13c are formed over substantially the entire length of the side frame 13 in the longitudinal direction.

  FIG. 6 shows a cross-sectional view taken along the line CC in FIG. This figure shows an intermediate rafter 23 that is provided at the center position in the front-rear direction of the roof body 5 and provided in the left-right direction. The intermediate rafters 23 are respectively provided so as to extend from the side frame 13 to the purlin 20 and between the adjacent purlins 20 and 20. Thus, the intermediate rafter 23 is divided at the upper part of the main purlin 20, and the water that has entered the intermediate rafter 23 is guided to the groove 20a of the purlin 20 located below from the divided portion through the groove 23b. The water guided to the groove portion 20a of the main building 20 flows toward the rear side, and is collected from the rear side end portion of the main building 20 into the water collecting tank 12a of the rear frame 12 as shown in FIG.

  The drainage structure of the roof body 5 having these configurations will be further described. FIG. 7 is a plan view of a part of the roof body 5, in which a pressing member that holds the panel member 14 from above is omitted. Most of the rain water falling on the roof 5 flows rearward on the panel member 14 and flows from the rear end portion to the catchment 12a of the rear frame 12, but a part of the rainwater Penetration downward from between. Grooves are formed in the front frame 11, the side frame 13, the rafters 22 and the intermediate rafters 23, respectively, and the water that has entered below the panel material 14 eventually collects water in the rear frame 12 through these grooves. Guided to the heel 12a.

  The member extending in the lateral direction at the lower end of FIG. 7 is the side frame 13, and the left end member orthogonal to the member is the front frame 11. As described above, the groove 11 a is formed in the front frame 11, and water that has entered from between the front frame pressing portion 11 b and the panel member 14 flows into the groove 11 a and is guided to the rear side of the roof body 5. . Further, a through hole 11f is formed in the bottom surface of the groove 11a in the portion of the front frame 11 supported by the main building 20, from which water in the groove 11a can be guided to the groove 20a of the main building 20. ing. As described above, the side frame 13 is also formed with the groove portion 13a, and the water that has entered from between the side frame pressing member 17 and the panel member 14 passes through the side frame rafter 16 to form the groove portion of the side frame 13. It flows into 13a and is led to the rear side of the roof body 5. A part of the water flows in the side frame rafter 16 as it is toward the rear side. However, as shown in FIG. 7, the side frame rafter 16 is divided at the position of the intermediate rafter 23, and below this, Water flows into the groove 13a of the side frame 13 located.

  Water that has entered from between the rafter pressing member 24 and the panel member 14 flows into the groove 20a of the main building 20 located below the rafter 22 and is guided to the rear side of the roof body 5. Although some water flows in the rafter 22 as it is toward the rear side, the rafter 22 is divided at the position of the intermediate rafter 23 as shown in FIG. Water flows into 20a.

  Further, the water that has entered from between the intermediate rafter pressing member 25 and the panel member 14 flows into the groove 23b of the intermediate rafter 23 and flows toward the support column 3 side. The intermediate rafter 23 is divided at the position of the rafter 22 as described above, and water flows into the groove portion 20a of the purlin 20 located below the divided position at this divided position.

  In this way, the water that has entered from between each pressing member and the panel member 14 is guided to the groove portion 13a of the side frame 13 or the groove portion 20a of the main building 20, and flows toward the rear side of the roof body 5 and finally. Is led to a water collecting trough 12a in the rear frame 12. The water guided to the water collecting basin 12a is drained from the rain gutter 30 through the connecting basin 31 as described above.

  In addition, a hollow portion is formed in each of the intermediate rail 21, the intermediate rafter 23, the front frame 11, the side frame 13, and the main building 20, and the members disposed above the respective members are screwed and fixed to the respective hollow portions. Has been. As a result, some water generated in the screwing portion is led to the hollow portion of the lower member, and finally, these are led to the groove portion 13a of the side frame 13 or the hollow portion of the main building 20, and the rear frame 12 Since water can be collected in the water collecting tank 12a, it is possible to prevent rain leakage due to water immersion from the screwing portion.

  Next, each joint part of the front frame 11 and the side frame 13 and the rear frame 12 and the side frame 13 will be described in detail. In FIG. 8, the perspective view of the junction part of the front frame 11 and the side frame 13 is shown. As described above, the front frame 11 and the side frame 13 have the upper fin portions 11d and 13b and the lower fin portions 11e and 13c at the same height.

  Further, a front corner member 40 is provided at a corner portion of the joint portion between the front frame 11 and the side frame 13. The front corner member 40 has a joint portion 41 that covers the front surface of the front frame 11 and the outer surface of the side frame 13 at the corner portion of the joint portion between the front frame 11 and the side frame 13. The upper corner fin portion 42 that continues the fin portion 11d and the upper fin portion 13b of the side frame 13 at the corner portion, and the lower corner that continues the lower fin portion 11e of the front frame 11 and the lower fin portion 13c of the side frame 13 at the corner portion. Fin portions 43 are formed. As a result, the joint portion between the front frame 11 and the side frame 13 can be covered to improve the design, and the upper and lower fin portions can be made continuous, thereby further improving the design. Can do.

  In FIG. 9, the perspective view of the junction part of the rear frame 12 and the side frame 13 is shown. As described above, the rear frame 12 and the side frame 13 have the upper fin portions 12c and 13b and the lower fin portions 12d and 13c at the same height.

  Further, a rear corner member 45 is provided at a corner portion of the joint portion between the rear frame 12 and the side frame 13. FIG. 10 is a perspective view of the rear corner member 45. The rear corner member 45 includes a joint portion 46 that covers the rear surface of the rear frame 12 and the outer surface of the side frame 13 at the corner portion of the joint portion between the rear frame 12 and the side frame 13, and a water collecting bowl of the rear frame 12. An upper corner fin portion 48 that has an upper fin portion 13b of the rear frame 12 and an upper fin portion 13b of the side frame 13 at the corners, and a lower fin of the rear frame 12. A lower corner fin portion 49 is formed to connect the portion 13c and the lower fin portion 13c of the side frame 13 at the corner.

  As described above, the joint portion 46 and the closing portion 47 are integrally formed on the rear corner member 45, so that the design portion can be improved by covering the joint portion between the rear frame 12 and the side frame 13. At the same time, since the closing member of the water collecting basin 12a can be used as a corner member, the cost can be reduced and the workability can be improved.

  In addition, the frame 10 is formed with an upper fin portion and a lower fin portion on the outer peripheral surface thereof over four circumferences, and at the corner portions, the front corner member 40 and the rear corner member 45 make them continuous. The design of the carport as a whole can be improved.

  Here, in the carport of the present embodiment, the roof body 5 is supported by the front frame material 1 and the rear frame material 2 in which the beam 4 is provided in a cantilever manner on the column 3, and therefore when actually installed The beam 4 is bent by the weight of the roof body 5, and the inclination angle in the lateral direction is reduced. FIG. 11 shows a front view of the carport when it is actually installed. In FIG. 1, the attachment angle of the beam 4 to the support column 3 is 93 °. However, the attachment of the roof body 5 causes the beam 4 to bend, and the attachment angle to the support column 3 is 91 ° as shown in FIG. 11. That is, the inclination of the roof body 5 in the lateral direction is extremely small. However, in this case as well, the water collected in the water collecting basin 12a of the rear frame 12 is surely directed to the rain gutter 30 side by being inclined upward at least toward the tip end of the beam 4. It can be made to flow.

  Next, a second embodiment of the present invention will be described. The carport of this embodiment is of the both-support type in which the front frame member 1 and the rear frame member 2 are configured by standing upright columns 3 on both left and right sides and connecting them with horizontal beams 4. FIG. 12 shows a front view of the carport in this embodiment, and FIG. 13 shows a side view of the carport.

  As shown in FIGS. 12 and 13, the carport in the present embodiment includes a front frame material 1 and a rear frame material 2 in which a beam 4 is horizontally provided between left and right columns 3, 3 standing on the ground. Are arranged side by side in the front-rear direction, and the roof body 5 is supported by the beams 4 of the front frame material 1 and the rear frame material 2.

  The support column 3 of the front frame material 1 is formed so as to be higher than the support column 3 of the rear frame material 2, and the roof body 5 is formed so as to have a substantially square planar shape. For this reason, the roof body 5 is supported by the front frame material 1 and the rear frame material 2 so that the front side is arranged in an inclined shape with the front side being high and the rear side being low.

  Since the structure of the roof body 5 is substantially the same as that of the first embodiment, only the points different from that will be described. The front frame 11 constituting the frame body 10 of the roof body 5 is arranged so as to be parallel to the ground due to the horizontal arrangement of the beams 4 of the front frame material 1. Here, when the front frame 11 is bent, there may be a portion where the water guided to the groove 11a of the front frame 11 does not flow to the side frame 13 side. In this case, a through hole 11f is formed in the bottom of the groove 11a of the front frame 11 at a portion supported by the main 20 as shown in FIG. 7 so that water can be guided to the groove 20a of the main roof 20. ing. Other structures for draining rainwater that has fallen on the roof body 5 are the same as those in the first embodiment.

  Here, the carports shown in FIGS. 12 and 13 have a width that can accommodate one car, but may be formed wide enough to accommodate two or more cars. FIG. 14 shows a front view of a car port that can accommodate two cars in the lateral direction. This carport expands the beam 4 and the roof body 5 in the lateral direction as compared with those shown in FIGS. 12 and 13, while the other parts of the front frame material 1, the rear frame material 2 and the roof body 5. The configuration is the same as that shown in FIGS. In the wide carport as shown in this figure, since the deflection of the beam 4 is particularly large, the through-hole 11f formed in the bottom surface of the groove 11a in the portion supported by the purlin 20 of the front frame 11 The function that can guide the water accumulated in the front frame 11 to the groove portion 20a of the main building 20a works more effectively.

  Next, a third embodiment of the present invention will be described. The carport of this embodiment is the same as that of the first embodiment in that the frame material formed by supporting the beam 4 in a cantilever manner with the support column 3 is the front and rear, but the support column 3 is alternately staggered with the front and rear frame material. It is different in that it is arranged so that. For this reason, the beam 4 is attached to the support column 3 so as to be substantially right-angled rather than inclined.

  FIG. 15 is a front view of the carport in the present embodiment, FIG. 16 is a side view of the carport, and FIG. 17 is a bottom view of the carport. As shown in each of these drawings, the carport in the present embodiment has a front frame material 1 in which a beam 4 is attached in a cantilever manner to a support column 3 standing on the ground in a front-rear direction. The roof body 5 is supported by the beams 4 of the material 1 and the rear frame material 2. In particular, as shown in FIG. 17, the columns 3 of the rear frame material 2 are erected on the left and right sides opposite to the columns 3 of the front frame material 1, and are arranged so that the columns 3 are staggered in the front and rear.

  The support column 3 of the front frame material 1 is formed so as to be higher than the support column 3 of the rear frame material 2, and the roof body 5 is formed so as to have a substantially square planar shape. For this reason, the roof body 5 is supported by the front frame material 1 and the rear frame material 2 so that the front side is arranged in an inclined shape with the front side being high and the rear side being low. Since both the front frame member 1 and the rear frame member 2 are supported so that the beam 4 is substantially perpendicular to the support column 3, the arrangement of the roof body 5 is the same as in the second embodiment.

  The structure of the roof body 5 is the same as that of the first and second embodiments, but the roof body 5 of the present embodiment has the front frame material 1 and the beam 4 of the rear frame material 2 arranged substantially horizontally. For this reason, when bending occurs in the front frame 11, drainage from the groove 11 a of the front frame 11 deteriorates. About this, the drainage property can be made favorable by forming the through-hole 11f in the groove part 11a, and being able to guide the accumulated water to the groove part 20a of the main building 20.

  Although the embodiment of the present invention has been described above, the application of the present invention is not limited to this embodiment, and can be applied in various ways within the scope of its technical idea. For example, as long as the frame material has at least the front frame material 1 and the rear frame material 2, the number of frames may be more than that. Moreover, the magnitude | size of the roof body 5 can also be set suitably variously.

It is a front view of the carport in a 1st embodiment. It is a side view of a carport. It is a top view of a carport. It is AA sectional drawing of FIG. It is BB sectional drawing of FIG. It is CC sectional drawing of FIG. FIG. 4 is a plan view of a part of the roof body, in which a pressing member that holds the panel material from above is omitted. It is a perspective view of the junction part of a front frame and a side frame. It is a perspective view of the junction part of a rear frame and a side frame. It is the perspective view which looked at the corner member provided in the junction part of a rear frame and a side frame from the inner side. It is a front view of the carport when actually installed. It is a front view of the carport in a 2nd embodiment. It is a side view of a carport. It is a front view of the carport formed wide in the horizontal direction in the second embodiment. It is a front view of the carport in a 3rd embodiment. It is a side view of a carport. It is a bottom view of a carport.

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DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Front frame material 2 Rear frame material 3 Support | pillar 4 Beam 5 Roof body 10 Frame body 11 Front frame 12 Rear frame 12a Catchment 13 Side frame 14 Panel material 20 Purlin 21 Middle rail 22 Rafter 23 Intermediate rafter 24 Rafter presser 25 Intermediate Rafter presser material 30 Rain gutter 31 Connection gutter 40 Front corner member 41 Joint part 41 Upper corner fin part 42 Lower corner fin part 45 Rear corner member 46 Joint part 47 Blocking part 48 Upper corner fin part 49 Lower corner fin part

Claims (3)

In a carport composed of a frame material in which a beam is supported by a column and a roof body supported by the beam of the frame material,
The frame material has at least a front frame material provided at the front and a rear frame material provided at the rear, the support of the front frame material is formed higher than the support of the rear frame material, and the roof body includes the front and rear frames. In addition, a frame body in which the left and right side frames are framed in a substantially rectangular shape is configured in a substantially flat shape by attaching a plurality of panel members elongated in the front-rear direction in the lateral direction, and supported by the front frame material and the rear frame material, and It is arranged in an inclined shape so that the frame is lower than the front frame,
The front and rear frames and the left and right side frames constituting the frame body have fin portions extending in the longitudinal direction at the upper and lower portions of the outer surface, respectively.   A corner member is attached to each of the corners at which the front and rear frames and the left and right side frames are joined to the frame body, and the corner members have a continuous fin portion of the front and rear frames and a fin portion of the left and right side frames. The carport according to claim 1, further comprising a corner fin portion.   The corner member is formed by integrally forming a joint portion for joining the front and rear frames and the left and right side frames, and a closing portion for closing an end surface of a water collecting rod provided in the rear frame. 2. Carport according to 2.

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