JPH0268013U - - Google Patents

Description

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Figures 1 and 2 are perspective views of corner ridge-face door tiles of the example (
(right corner side, left corner side), Fig. 2 1 and 2 are the same side door shape drawings (right and left), Fig. 3 1 and 2 are the same superimposed drawings (right and left), Fig. 4 1 and 2 are the same drawings (right and left). Corner ridge perspective view (right, left)
, 3 is an enlarged side view of the same main part, Figure 5 is a plan view of the corner ridge of the roof, Figure 6 1 and 2 are explanatory diagrams of passing lines of the door section on the top surface of the tile (right corner side, left corner side), Figure 7 is Fig. 8 is an explanatory diagram of the return slope of the crosspiece tile at the corner ridge line; Fig. 9 is a perspective view of the connecting portion of the door section and the flat plate section; Part b-
b Cross-sectional view, Figure 10 1 and 2 are main parts c of the lower end of the mento door.
-C sectional view, main part dd sectional view, Fig. 11 1, 2
Figure 12 shows the shape of the left corner of the corner door of the corner door tile of the conventional technology (1), and a superimposed diagram of the same.
) is a plan view of the corner ridge side door tile connection and a shape diagram of the same side tile side door. Explanation of the symbols of the main parts, L...Left corner side, M...Corner door tile, R...Right corner side, S...Sill tile, α...Return slope angle, β...Oblique return slope angle, θ...Flow slope angle, φ ...corner ridge slope angle, 1...mendo part, 2...flat plate part, 3...groove, 4
...Thin wall part, 5...Edge (mendo), 6...Edge (flat plate)
, 7...covering part, 8...receiving part, 9...tile ridge line, 10...perpendicular line, 11...insert part edge line, 12...pillar part side edge, 13...
Side surface of tile tile, 14... Reference plane of tile tile, 15... Corner ridge center line,
16... Corner ridge surface door edge line, 17... Roof surface, 18... Roof flow line, 19... Horizontal line, 20... Edge extension line, 21
...Reinforcement material.

Amendment 1.7.23 The scope of claims for utility model registration is amended as follows.

[Scope of Claim for Utility Model Registration] (1) The height and lower end shape of the door 1 are such that the insertion line 11 of the working surface of the tile S or the side edge 12 of the tile S corresponds to the roof slope and the standard dimensions of the tile S. The corner ridge surface door edge line 16 is determined according to the flow slope of the roof and the standard dimensions of the tile S, starting from the point of standard division, such as extension phase shift division or equal division, according to the return slope .
A corner door tile characterized by being formed so as to be in contact with the surface of the tile S in the upper position. (2) The joining part of the door part 1 and the flat plate part 2 in the connecting direction is made up of the overlapping slide-adjustable cover part 7 and the receiving part 8, and is located near the insertion part of the flow valley of the tile S on which this is placed. In the case of a roof with a slope other than the standard roof slope of Mento Tile M, which is installed so as to fit in a position closer to line 11, the part to be joined should be removed and adjusted as necessary when arranging the corner ridge. The corner ridge-face door tile according to claim 1, which can be (3) A groove 3 with a concave cross section is provided at the lower end of the door 1.
Furthermore, by forming a thin wall part 4 on the lower level side of the step with the inner side of the ridge removed, it is possible to adjust it by adding or removing it as appropriate to match the step of the crosspiece tile S when it is mounted on the crosspiece tile. The cornice door tile according to claim 1 or claim 2. (4) The end side 5 of the side door portion 1 forms an angle approximately corresponding to the diagonal return slope angle β of the crosspiece tile S toward the tip of the corner ridge with respect to the perpendicular line 10 from the tile ridgeline 9. The corner ridge-face door tile according to claim 2 or claim 3.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claim for Utility Model Registration] (1) The height and lower end shape of the door 1 are such that the insertion line 11 of the working surface of the tile S or the side edge 12 of the tile S matches the roof slope and the standard dimensions of the tile S. Therefore, starting from the standard dividing points, the tiles are formed so as to touch the surface of the tile S at a position on the corner ridge surface door edge line 16 determined according to the flow slope of the roof and the return slope of the tile S. A corner door tile with a corner ridge. (2) The joint part of the door part 1 and the flat plate part 2 in the connecting direction is made up of the overlapping slide-adjustable cover part 7 and the receiving part 8, and is located near the insertion part of the flow valley of the tile S on which this is placed. In the case of a roof with a slope other than the standard roof slope of Mento Tile M, which is installed so as to fit in a position closer to line 11, the joining part may be removed as necessary when installing the corner ridge. The corner ridge face door tile according to claim 1, which is adjustable. (3) A groove 3 with a concave cross-section is formed at the lower end of the door 1, and the lower side of the step is formed into a thin section 4 with the inside of the ridge removed, so that when placed on a tile S, Claim 1 or Claim 2 can be adjusted by adding or removing as appropriate according to the difference in level.
The mentioned corner door tiles. (4) The end side 5 of the door portion 1 forms an angle approximately corresponding to the diagonal return slope angle β of the crosspiece tile S toward the tip of the corner ridge with respect to the perpendicular line 10 from the tile ridgeline 9. The corner ridge-face door tile according to claim 2 or claim 3.