JPH07119233A - Eaves - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To easily deal with eaves even if the projecting length of a corridor, a staircase, a veranda, or the like in the outdoors is large, by utilizing a standardized cantilever. CONSTITUTION:A cantilever 2 projecting outdoors is provided on a beam 1 of a house. An eaves supporting material 3 is fitted onto the cantilever 2, and the end part on the outdoor side of the eaves supporting material 3 is projected on the outdoor side than the end part on the outdoor side of the cantilever 2. The end part on the outdoor side of a roof 4 is supported on the end part on the outdoor side of the eaves supporting material 3. The end part on the outdoor side of the roof 4 can be projected on the outdoor side by the length of the eaves supporting material 3 projected than the cantilever 2.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an eave formed above an outdoor corridor, stairs, veranda, etc. to prevent rain and snow from entering.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art As shown in FIG. 4, an outdoor end of a roof 4 is formed as an eaves above a corridor, stairs, veranda, etc. provided outside a house to prevent rain and snow from entering. is there. Reference numeral 1 denotes a beam of a house, and a cantilever 2 formed by a lattice beam or the like is provided on the outdoor side surface of the house, and the outdoor side of the cantilever 2 is substantially parallel to the beam 1 of the house. A beam 5 on the outdoor side is formed in the. Bundles 6 and 7 are mounted on the beams 1 and 5, respectively, and purlins 8 and 9 formed of H steel or the like are provided on the bundles 6 and 7, respectively. Purlin 8, 9
A rafter 10 of a house is erected on the top of the house, and a parapet bracket 11 is attached to the outdoor end of the rafter 10 and the outdoor side surface of the beam 5 on the outdoor side. The outdoor end surface of the parapet receiving fitting 11 is formed so as to incline downward toward the outdoor side. And on the rafter 10, the base plate 12 and the heat insulation panel 13
The plywood 14 and the gypsum board 15 are laid on the outdoor side of the parapet receiving metal fitting 11 as well as the heat insulating panel 13
A roof member 31 formed of an iron plate or the like is provided so as to cover the upper surface of the gypsum board and the outdoor side surface of the gypsum board 15. Thus, the outdoor side end of the roof 4 is used as an eaves, and the roof 4 is formed so as to cover above the floor plate 17 such as a corridor, stairs, or a balcony projecting on the outdoor side surface of the beam 16 of the house below the beam 1. is there.

[0003]

However, in the above-mentioned eaves, only the length of the cantilever 2 of which the standard manufactured in the factory is fixed can be projected from the house. It is difficult to cope with the case where the length of the floorboard 17 protruding from the house such as an outdoor corridor, stairs, or a balcony is increased. Therefore, there is a problem that snow accumulates on the floorboards 17 such as outdoor corridors, stairs and balconies.

The present invention has been made in view of the above points, and it is easy to use a cantilever having a standard, even if the length of an outdoor corridor, stairs, balcony, etc. protruding from a house becomes large. The purpose of the present invention is to provide an eaves that does not easily accumulate snow on outdoor corridors, stairs, balconies, etc.

[0005]

In the eaves according to the present invention, a cantilever 2 for projecting outdoors is provided on a beam 1 of a house and a cantilever 2 is provided.
The eaves support material 3 is attached to the top of the eaves support material 3, and the outdoor side end portion of the eaves support material 3 is projected more outward than the outdoor side end portion of the cantilever 2, and the roof 4 is provided on the outdoor side end portion of the eaves support material 3. It is characterized in that the outdoor side end of is supported.

[0006]

[Function] The eaves support member 3 is mounted on the cantilever 2, and the outdoor end of the eaves support member 3 is projected more outward than the outdoor end of the cantilever 2, so that the eaves support member 3 is exposed outside. Since the outdoor side end of the roof 4 was supported on the end, the outdoor side end of the roof 4 should be projected to the outdoor side by the length of the eaves support material 3 protruding to the outdoor side from the cantilever 2. You can

[0007]

EXAMPLES The present invention will be described in detail below with reference to examples. Reference numeral 1 denotes a beam of a house, and a plurality of cantilever beams 2 formed by a lattice beam or the like in which a web material 2b is laid on a frame material 2a are projected on the outdoor side surface in parallel with the eaves direction. An outdoor beam 5 is formed on the outdoor side of the cantilever 2 substantially parallel to the beam 1 of the house. An eaves support member 3 formed of wood or the like is attached to each cantilever 2 with bolts and nuts 17. As shown in FIG. 1, the eaves support member 3 has an outdoor end that is closer to the outdoor side than the beam 5. It is projected to. On the eaves support 3, a plurality of bundles 6,
7 and 8 are fixed with hail 30 and attached respectively. These bundles 6, 7 and 8 are formed longer in the upward direction as they are arranged on the outdoor side, and the longest bundle 8 is the purlin which is mounted on the outdoor end of the eaves support member 3 by the bolt nuts 17. It is fixed with hail 30 on top of 23. Above the bundles 6 and 7, purlins 8 and 9
Are fixed with hail 30 and attached respectively. See also FIG.
As shown in FIG. 2, the bunch 8 is provided with a steady rest 25, and a stud 32 is provided between the bunch 8. As shown in FIG. 3, the outdoor side end of the rafter 10 of the house is fixed slightly below the upper end of the stud 32. A field board 12 is laid on the rafter 10, and a heat insulation panel 13 is arranged on the field board 12. Further, a roof material 31 formed of an iron plate or the like is provided on the heat insulation panel 13. It is laid and the roof 4 is formed. A furring strip 18 is provided on the outdoor side surface of the bundle 8 and on the outdoor end of the eaves support member 3, and a base plate 19 formed of a sanding board or the like is vertically attached to the furring strip 18. A base material 19 is also provided on the eave-side end of the roof 4. The upper end of the base plate 19 is fixed to the furring strip 18 at the upper end of the bundle 8, and the lower end of the base plate 19 is fixed to the outdoor end of the eaves ceiling 20 attached to the lower surface of the cantilever 2. A curtain plate attachment 21 is provided above and below the outdoor side surface of the base plate 19, and the makeup plate 2 is attached to the curtain plate attachment 21.
2 is attached. The decorative curtain plate 22 attached to the upper curtain plate fixture 21 is arranged so as to bend the upper end thereof to cover the upper end of the bundle 8 and further to cover the indoor side surface of the bundle 8, and the tip thereof serves as a draining piece 24. Has been formed. Thus, as shown in FIG. 1, the outdoor side end of the roof 4 is formed as an eaves.

In the eaves formed as described above, the eaves support member 3 is mounted on the cantilever beam 2 of a standard used for ordinary houses, and the outdoor end of the eaves support member 3 is cantilevered. Since the outdoor side end of the roof 4 is supported on the outdoor side end of the roof supporting member 3 and the outdoor side end of the roof support member 3 is supported on the outdoor side end of the eave support member 3, the eaves protruding more outward than the cantilever beam 2. The protruding length from the house of the eaves can be increased by the length of the support material 3. Moreover, since this canopy can use a cantilever 2 having a standard that is used in a normal house, it is not necessary to newly create another type of cantilever 2. In addition, in the conventional example shown in FIG. 4, the outdoor end of the eave is formed so as to incline downward to the outdoor side, and snow that slides from the roof 4 to the outdoor side is placed on the floor board 17 such as an outdoor corridor, stairs, or veranda. Although there is a problem that the roof 4 is accumulated, in this embodiment, the outdoor end surface of the roof 4 is formed vertically, and the roof 4 is inclined toward the indoor side. Therefore, the snow accumulated on the roof 4 is outside the roof 4. It is possible to make the roof 4 slide down toward the indoor side instead of sliding down.

[0009]

As described above, according to the present invention, the eaves support is mounted on the cantilever, and the outdoor end of the eaves support is projected to the outdoor side more than the outdoor end of the cantilever. Since the outdoor side edge of the roof was supported on the outdoor side edge of the support, the outdoor side edge of the roof is projected to the outdoor side by the length of the eaves supporting material protruding outward from the cantilever. By using a cantilever with a fixed standard, it is possible to easily deal with an outdoor corridor, stairs, veranda, etc. even if the length protruding from the house becomes large.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a sectional view showing an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a sectional view of the same.

FIG. 3 is a sectional view of the above.

FIG. 4 is a sectional view of a conventional example.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 beam 2 cantilever 3 eaves support 4 roof

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. A beam of a house is provided with a cantilever projecting to the outside, an eaves support is attached on the cantilever, and the outdoor end of the eaves support is more than the outdoor end of the cantilever. An eaves projecting to the outdoor side, wherein the outdoor side end of the roof is supported on the outdoor side end of the eaves support member.