JPH02164975A - Eaves gutter device - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To prevent a side surface of a wall and a fascia board or the like from being stained by rainwater further a flow path from being choked by fallen leaves by setting up in the inside of an eaves gutter a flashing board and hooking its rear side end part to be stopped to an eaves edge cutwater plate in its lower end part. CONSTITUTION:An eaves gutter 20 is mounted to the lower of the edge of the eaves 10 by a receiving metal fixture 30 formed by a holding part 31 of the eaves gutter and a mounting part 32 fixed to a fascia board 15. In the case of a flashing board 40 having in its full surface many cutwater holes 41 further folding to the upper at an acute angle a rear side end part forming a fold part 42, it is hooked and stopped to a fold piece 14 of an eaves edge cutwater plate 13, and a front side end part 43 is mounted lowering the front onto a bottom rib 24 of a front side wall 21 of the eaves gutter 20. Thus, rainwater is prevented from splashing, further the eaves gutter can be prevented even from being choked by fallen leaves.

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] (Industrial application field) The present invention relates to an eaves gutter device attached to the eaves of a building.

(Prior Art) The eaves of a building is usually provided with an eave drain plate, and the eaves gutter is attached to the lower part of the eaves using a receiving metal fitting or a hanging metal fitting so that the rear side wall of the eaves gutter faces the building side.

In this case, there is a considerable distance between the eaves or eaves draining board and the bottom of the eaves gutter, and the rainwater that falls from the eaves or eaves draining board hits the bottom of the eaves gutter or the rainwater flowing on the bottom of the eaves gutter. There is a problem in that this splashes up and hits the sides of buildings such as walls and fascia boards, forming mottled or flowing stains and damaging the building's aesthetic appearance. There is also the problem of fallen leaves clogging the eaves gutters and blocking the flow of rainwater.

In particular, in recent years there has been a tendency to raise the front side of the eaves gutter to resemble a parapet and not attach a separate large parapet.In this type of construction, dirt on the sides of the building's walls and fascias boards tends to become more noticeable. , improvements are desired.

(Problems to be Solved by the Invention) The present invention solves the above-mentioned problems, and its purpose is to prevent the walls and sides of buildings, such as fascia boards, from becoming dirty due to rainwater splashing up from eaves gutters. To provide an eaves gutter device in which fallen leaves do not clog the flow path of rainwater.

(Means for Solving the Problems) The eaves gutter device of the present invention is an eaves gutter device in which the eaves gutter is attached to the lower part of the eaves equipped with an eaves drain plate by a receiving metal fitting, and the eaves gutter device has a water return plate inside the eaves gutter. is installed, and the rear end of the water return board is hooked to the lower end of the eaves drainage board, thereby achieving the above object.

It is installed inside and the rear end of this water return board is hooked to the lower end of the eaves drainage board, so rainwater flows down from the eaves drainage board to the water return board, almost eliminating water splashing. In addition, rainwater flowing through the water return plate falls to the bottom of the eaves gutter from the drainage holes or notches of the water return plate, or from the front edge of the water return plate.

In addition, fallen leaves that fall into the eaves gutters stay on the water return plate or fall to the ground, so that the rainwater flowing through the eaves gutters does not get cold. Furthermore, since the rear end of the water return board is hooked to the lower end of the eaves drainage board, it is prevented from shifting and coming off the eaves gutter even in the event of strong winds.

(Example) Next, an example of the eaves gutter device of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

In Figure 1, 10 is the eaves, 11 is the roof, and 1
2 is a roof board, 13 is an eaves drainage board, 14 is a bent piece formed by bending the lower end of the eaves drainage board 13 at an acute angle toward the building, and 15 is a fascia board. 20ha eaves gutter, 21
22 is a rear side wall of the eaves gutter, 23 is a bottom surface of the eaves gutter, and 24 is a hollow bottom rib formed at the lower end of the front side wall 21. The eaves gutter 20 described above is attached to the lower part of the eaves 10 using a receiving metal fitting 30. The receiving fitting 30 consists of an eave gutter holding part 31 and a mounting part 32.
It is fixed to the fascia plate 15. The above configuration is the same as a conventional eaves gutter device.

In the figure, 40 indicates a water return plate, and this water return plate 40 indicates a second water return plate.
As shown in the figure, there are many drainage holes 41 on the entire surface, and the rear end is bent upward at an acute angle to form a bent part 42. Then, the bent portion 4 of the water return plate 40 described above is
2 is hooked to the bent piece 14 of the eaves drain plate 13, and the front end 43 is placed on the bottom rib 24 of the front side wall 21 of the eaves gutter 2o in a downward direction.

In addition, although the square eaves gutter 20 is used in the above embodiment, a semicircular eaves gutter may also be used. Further, although the water return plate 40 having drain holes 41 on the entire surface is used, a water return plate having drain holes only in the front part from the middle may be used.

In some cases, it is also possible to use a water return plate that has no drainage holes at all.

Alternatively, as shown in FIG. 3(a), a net-like water return plate 40' having drainage holes 41' may be used. In addition, as shown in FIG. 3(b), a notch 41 is provided at the front end 43'.
A water return plate 40" having a "" may be used.

In addition, as shown in FIG. 3(C), a water-permeable water return plate 40'' with a raised surface like that of artificial turf may be used. Even less. Further, the front end 43 of the water return plate 40 is simply placed on the bottom rib 24, but the front end 43 is bent downward and further directed upward toward the inner surface of the front side wall 21 of the eaves gutter 20. to form a locking piece, and the front end 4 is attached to this locking piece.
The bent portion of No. 3 may be hooked. Thus, the eaves gutter device of the present invention is constructed.

(Effect of the invention) Since the eaves gutter device of the present invention is configured as described above,
This prevents rainwater from splashing up and hitting the sides of the building's walls and fascias, so the beauty of the building is not compromised. It also prevents eaves gutters from becoming clogged with fallen leaves, and prevents rainwater from blocking the flow path.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a partially cutaway vertical sectional view showing an example of the eaves gutter device of the present invention, Fig. 2 is a partially cutaway perspective view showing the water return temporary of Fig. 1, and Figs. 3(a) to (C) are FIG. 2 is a partially cutaway perspective view showing another example of the water return plate in FIG. 1; 10... Eaves, 13... Eaves draining board, 14...
Bent piece at lower end, 20... Eaves gutter, 21... Front side wall of eaves gutter, 23... Bottom surface of eaves gutter, 30... Receiving metal fitting,
40... Water return board, 41... Drain hole, 42...
Bent part at the rear end. versus

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. In an eaves gutter device in which an eaves gutter is attached to the lower part of an eaves with an eaves drainage board using a receiving metal fitting, a water return board is installed inside the eaves gutter, and the rear end of the water return board is attached to the eaves. An eaves gutter device characterized by being hung on the lower end of a draining board.