JPH03130822U - - Google Patents

Description

[Brief explanation of drawings]

The drawings show one embodiment of the present invention; Fig. 1 is a front perspective view, Fig. 2 is a rear perspective view, Fig. 3 is a plan view of the roofing state, and Fig. 4 is a slightly different version of Fig. 3. FIG. 5 is an enlarged cross-sectional view and an enlarged plan view showing the laminated state. 1... flat tile main body, 2... tail side, 3... head side, 4
...Tsukitoge section, 4a...Overlapping Satsutoge section, 5...
Length side, 7... Insertion side, 8... Flat plate part, 8a...
Front side flat plate part, 9... Rising part, 10... Mountain-shaped water return protrusion, 10a... Top surface, 11... Inverted L-shaped water return protrusion, 12... Concave portion, 13... Water return protrusion ,
14... Back side of the mountain pass, 14'... Edge, 20...
Hollow groove, 21...Ichimonji protrusion, 22...Mizukaeshi protrusion, 23-25...Stability piece, 25a...Mounting piece,
26...Recess, 27...Regulation piece, B, 1B...Flat tile, B'...Next flat tile, 2B...Lower flat tile, C
...Overlapping parts.

Claims (1)

[Scope of claim for utility model registration] Tapered from the buttocks to the head,
and a cross-section pass portion which is approximately square in cross-section when viewed in cross section and is located on the cross-section side and has an overlapping cross-section pass portion formed in a step-like manner on the bottom side thereof, and a flat plate portion extending from this cross-section pass portion toward the insertion side. The main body of the flat tile is formed by the rising part of the flat plate part and the rising part on the sandy side. At the overlapping part of the flat tiles, there is a mountain-shaped water return protrusion that guides rainwater that enters from this overlapping part downward, and on the front flat plate part slightly inward from the rising part, there is a back side of the flat tiles that is covered horizontally. An inverted L-shaped water return ridge where the edge of the Saitoge part is blocked, and a Satoge part of the flat tiles installed on the bottom side of the Saitoge part and roofed above are overlapped. a concave portion that is a corner of the head side and the insertion side and is engaged with an end of the overlapped shotouge portion of the flat tile roofed below;
Water return protrusions that abut on the grooves of the flat tile installed above on the bottom side are provided respectively, and the back side of the flat tile main body has grooves and grooves formed on the back side flat plate part on the head side. , the one-character protrusion on which the chevron-shaped water return protrusion of the lower flat tile provided on the head side of this groove is blocked, and the overlapping part of the flat tile to be roofed is in contact with the lower part of the head side. A flat tile that is provided with a water return protrusion and an engaging protrusion, respectively, and a tsukitoge line is formed when the configuration is put together. On the back side of the flat tile main body, there is a stabilizing piece that is blocked by the rising part of the lower flat tile when the flat tiles are stacked, on the insertion side of the back flat plate part, and on the bottom side and the head side. At the same time, the recessed part on which the butt side edge of the lower Satoge part is blocked is provided in the vicinity of the buttocks side of the back side Satoge part, and A flat tile in which a Tsutoge line is formed when roofing is put together as set forth in claim 1 of the Utility Model Registration Claim, which has a structure in which each of the Tsutoge parts is provided with a regulating piece that hits the Tsuchitoge part of the lower flat tile. .