JPH0533610Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Industrial Field of Application] The present invention relates to an auxiliary fitting for locking a drainer, which is attached to an arabesque used for storing a roof verge.

[Prior art] Most conventional verges are made up of a horizontal piece that locks the roof board and a hanging piece that locks the draining board, but since the hanging piece is long, the horizontal piece is It was difficult to bend. For this reason, the applicant proposed in Utility Model Application No. 73416/1987 an arabesque with a thin structure so that it can be easily bent.

However, with this thin structure, it was inconvenient to attach the draining plate.

[Structure of the invention] Therefore, the present invention provides an auxiliary fitting for attaching a colander to the conventional arabesque having a thin structure.

In the thin-structure arabesque, the tip side of the horizontal plate is bent downward to form a locking part for the tip of the roof plate, and an engagement piece is formed in the center that hangs downward and comes into contact with the eaves structural material. . The metal fitting of the present invention has a two-pronged clamping part at the top that clamps the lower end of this engaging piece, a locking part for the lower end of the drainer at the lower part, and various eaves structure materials on the side of the center part. Two convex portions are formed at a distance from each other so as to correspond to the above.

[Example] Arabesque 11 with a thin structure (indicated by a dashed line)
The leading end side of the horizontal plate is bent downward to a short length to form a locking part 12 of the roof plate, and a short plate is also hung in the center to form an engaging piece 13.

The auxiliary metal fitting of the present invention is attached to an engaging piece 13 vertically installed in the center, and there is a bifurcated holding part 2 at the top that holds the tip of this engaging piece 13.
At the upper end of the forked inner arm 2a, a claw 7 that engages with a claw 14 provided at the tip of the engagement piece 13 is provided.
The center part serves as a fixing part 3 for inserting bolts, screws, etc. for fixing to roof structural materials such as tarpaulin, and the sides of this fixing part 3 are equipped with various roof structural materials. Convex portions 4 and 5 are provided at the upper and lower portions at intervals to accommodate unevenness. This convex part works effectively to prevent the wind from blowing upward. The lower part is spaced apart from the roof structural material and forms a locking part 6 which extends downward after being bent outward at one end so that the tip of the drainer can be locked. Further, the central fixing part is recessed inward from the outer surfaces of the upper and lower clamping parts and the locking part to such an extent that the heads of fasteners such as bolts do not protrude.

The auxiliary metal fittings of the present invention are used to install drainers 17 in appropriate lengths, arranged at appropriate intervals, especially as verges on arched roofs.

Figures 2 A to 2 show examples of how they are used for various roof structural materials. In particular, Figure 2 shows how thin structural materials that can be easily rounded are layered to create the radius of an arched roof. The auxiliary fitting 1 is attached by holding the engagement piece 13 of the arabesque 11, and the claw 14 of the engagement piece engages with the claw 7 at the tip of one arm 2a of the holding part 2. At the same time, the side protrusions 4 and 5 of the auxiliary metal fittings engage with the stepped portions 16 on the side surfaces of the thin structural member 15. The lower end of the drainer 17 is bent and locked in the lower locking part 6.

[Effects of the invention] Since the auxiliary fitting of this invention is constructed separately from the arabesque, by using it together with the thin arabesque for arch roofs, it is possible to firmly lock the drainer even on arch roofs. It became like that.

Since the central portion is made concave, the head of the fixing stopper fits into this recess, so that the drainer comes into close contact with the auxiliary fitting of the present invention, so that the drainer can be sufficiently locked.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a side view showing the auxiliary fitting of the present invention attached to a thin arabesque. FIGS. 2A to 2D are diagrams showing various states of verge storage. 1... Auxiliary fitting, 2... Holding part, 3... Fixing part, 6... Locking part, 11... Thin arabesque, 13...
Locking piece, 17... Drainer.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] It has a bifurcated gripping part at the top, a locking part extending downward for locking the drainer at the bottom, and a fixing part for a stopper etc. is formed in the center. The auxiliary fitting for water removal is recessed from the outer surface of the upper and lower holding parts and locking parts.