JPH0232730Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] "Industrial application field" This invention relates to a new shape of a ridge core base tile that is the basis of a ridge tile when constructing and raising a ridge tile.

``Conventional technology'' In conventional ridge tile roofing, covering tiles and base tiles are usually placed on top of the roof tiles on both the left and right sides of the roof, and on top of these roof tiles and base tiles are placed on the left and right sides using clay or plaster. The common practice is to stack family crest tiles, cross-shaped tiles, etc., and place top tiles and crown tiles on top.

However, according to this conventional construction method, construction is impossible during the winter due to freezing, etc., as the clay or plaster is hardened, and various types of mendo tiles are installed on the side doors of the sill tiles and stand tiles during construction. Each one had to be fitted in or plastered instead, and there were many other problems that remained after construction, such as poor strength to withstand typhoons and earthquakes.

``Means for solving problems'' Therefore, this idea was devised to solve the various problems mentioned above. A mendo tile is formed on each side in the longitudinal direction, and two leg plates are placed in the center of the inside in parallel with the mendo tiles on both sides in the longitudinal direction, and a crown is placed near the center of the upper part. This is a pedestal pedestal tile that has two rows of protruding anchors at appropriate intervals to hold the roof tile and pedestal tile in place, and a V-shaped groove recessed in the longitudinal direction of the center of the top surface so that it can be divided into left and right halves. .

Place the mendo tile constructed in this way as the base of the ridge core, place the left and right mendos on top of the sill tiles, place a lump of clay or sticky cement under the central leg plate, and place the mendo on top of it. becomes stable. The bottom edge of the mendo tile is made thin so that it is easy to correct the bottom edge with a sander or pliers. The lower end of the wire attached to the top of the crown tile and the hole in the base tile is then wrapped around the groove formed at the base of the anchor provided on the top surface to hold the crown tile in place.

This construction method requires only a small amount of clay or cement, which reduces the weight of the entire ridge tile. It can be constructed even in winter, and there is no need to install or plaster each tile, and the crown tile and pedestal tile can be used as anchors. Because the ridge tiles are tied together, other tiles are also stabilized, making the entire ridge tile stable and solid.

Also, if necessary, for corner buildings, etc., it is possible to divide it into two left and right parts from the V-groove in the center and use it to match the side door.

``Example'' An example of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.A pedestal tile that serves as the ridge core of a horizontal or sloped ridge tile is formed with its cross section shaped into a mold, and the lower end portions are formed on both sides in the longitudinal direction. A thin mento tile 2 is formed and coated with white glaze, and two leg plates 3 are stretched longitudinally parallel to the mento tile 2 on both sides at the center of the inside, and near the center of the top surface. Two rows of protruding anchors 4 for retaining the crown tile T are provided at appropriate intervals, a small groove 5 is carved at the base of the anchor 4, and a V-shaped groove 6 is formed in the center of the upper surface in the longitudinal direction. It is made by recessing.

``Function'' The tabletop tile of the present invention formed in this manner remains the same fabric when the left and right side doors are in the same line, as in the case of a horizontal ridge, and when the left and right side doors are at different pitches in the case of a corner ridge. In this case, divide the central V-shaped groove into two parts on the left and right, modify the shape of the lower end to match the pitch of the door, fit each piece to the crosspiece tiles, and place a lump of clay or sticky cement C under the leg plate 3. Place and fix. Then stack up the top tiles on the left and right tops, place the crown tile T on top, and put the crown tile and the top tiles N on the left and right sides.
A metal wire is pulled from the hole to the anchor 4 protruding from the base tile and tied to the small groove 5 at the base of the anchor to hold the crown tile T and the base tile N.

This eliminates the need to form each door one by one as in the past, provides good stability with the foot plate 3, eliminates the need for large amounts of clay or sticky cement as in the past, and furthermore Since N is tightly fixed to the anchor 4 with wire, the entire ridge tile is lightweight and has a stable and solid structure.

``Effects of the invention'' As explained above, the ridge core base tile of the present invention is lightweight and has a structure in which side tiles are formed on both sides, leg plates are stretched on the inside, and anchors are protruded on the top surface. It is placed as the ridge core of the ridge tile and is stabilized with a small amount of clay and cement, and there is no need to form a side door on both sides, and because the crown tile and pedestal tile are tightened, the entire structure is stylish, lightweight, and stable. However, it is safe against typhoons and earthquakes, can be completed quickly, and can be implemented in winter, among other benefits.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

The drawings show an embodiment of the present invention; Fig. 1 is a front view, Fig. 2 is a partially cutaway plan view, Fig. 3 is a left side view, Fig. 4 is a right side view, and Fig. 5 is an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. ... Pedestal tile, 2 ... Mento tile, 3 ... Leg board, 4
...anchor, 5...groove, 6...V-shaped groove, C...clay or cement lump, T...crown tile, N...base tile.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] For the pedestal tile that serves as the ridge core of horizontal or sloped ridge tiles, its cross section is formed into a mold, and mento tiles are formed on both sides in the longitudinal direction, and mento tiles are installed on both sides in the longitudinal direction in the inner center. Two leg plates are installed parallel to the tile, and a crown tile and a crown tile are placed near the center of the top surface.
It is characterized by having two rows of protruding anchors for holding the tiles on the tabletop at appropriate intervals, and a V-shaped groove carved in the longitudinal direction in the center of the top surface so that it can be divided into left and right halves. Pedestal tiles with legs and anchors.