JPH07317222A - Covering method of plane roof tile - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To make it possible to minimize the amount of odd cut plane tiles to be disposed of and use them effectively when covering a roof having hips. CONSTITUTION:First plane tiles 3 which comprise a concealed surface 1 having a non-penetration nail hole on the upper half and an exposed surface on the lower half, are lined up side by side. The plane tiles 3 are covered in such a fashion that the exposed surfaces of the plane tiles 3 are superposed on the concealed surfaces of the plane tiles 3 placed side by side. A roofing allowance area formed between hips and the plane tiles 3 is covered with odd-shaped trapezoidal plane tiles, which are cut out from plane tiles 4, whose whole surface is exposed, on the second stage along a slope line which is inclines to both sides.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a tile roofing method for flat roof tiles, and for example, to a roof tile roofing method for flat roof tiles used for roofing a roof with a flat roof tile.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Known flat roof tiles usually have a concealing surface in the upper half and an exposed surface in the lower half. That is, the roof is roofed by stacking the exposed surfaces of the flat tiles in a vertical relationship on the concealed surface of the flat tiles arranged side by side. Therefore, the concealment surface is equipped with a drainage groove to prevent rainwater from entering between the exposed surfaces of the flat roof tiles that are in a vertical relationship with this concealment surface, and in order to fix the flat roof tiles to the ground plate. A thin non-penetrating nail hole is provided, and a waterproof film is formed on the exposed surface to enhance waterproofness. However, the concealment surface and the exposed surface have different roles in nature, but the waterproofness of the concealed surface is not required as much as the waterproofness of the exposed surface, and the waterproofness of the concealed surface is different from that of the exposed surface. If they are the same, the economy will be impaired.

By the way, when such a flat roof tile is used to roof a roof with a flat roof tile, the roofing allowance formed between the flat roof tile and the flat roof tile and having a smaller area than the flat roof tile. Remains. In the roofing method, it was a general roofing method to put a half-trapezoidal flat-plate tile, which is cut along an inclined line inclined with respect to both sides of the flat-plate tile.

According to this roofing method, as described above, due to the difference in performance between the concealing surface and the exposed surface, when the roofing tile is roofed, restrictions are imposed on the orientation of the concealing surface and the exposed surface. The remainder of the trapezoidal flat roof tile cut off from the flat roof tile is treated as industrial waste without being used,
This was the cause of the increase in the amount of waste of cement-based flat roof tiles.

[0005]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION Therefore, an object of the present invention is to cut a flat roof tile having an evacuation building from a flat roof tile of an original plate with a small amount of discarded flat roof tiles. A tile roofing method for a flat tile, which enables effective use of the remainder of the trapezoidal flat tile.

[0006]

According to the tile roofing method for flat tiles of the present invention, a first flat tile 3 having a concealing surface 1 having an unpenetrated nail hole 5 in the upper half thereof and an exposed surface 2a in the lower half thereof is laterally traversed. The roof tile is formed by stacking the exposed surface 2a of the flat plate tile 3 on the concealing surface 1 of the flat plate tiles 3 arranged side by side, and the roof is tiled to the roof ridge and the flat plate tile 3 as described above. A slanted line 7 for inclining a rectangular second flat plate tile 4 whose entire surface is an exposed surface 2b on a roofing space 6a having an area smaller than that of the flat plate tile 3 with respect to both left and right sides.
It is characterized in that a trapezoidal flat roof tile 8 cut along the line is roofed.

[0007]

According to the tile roofing method of the flat tile of the present invention, the first flat tile 3 having the concealing surface 1 having the unpenetrated nail holes 5 in the upper half and the exposed surface 2a in the lower half is arranged side by side. Until the roof is tiled by stacking the exposed surface 2a of the flat tiles 3 on the concealing surface 1 of the flat tiles 3 arranged side by side, it is possible to use the highly economical original plate without cutting it, A trapezoidal roofing space 6a formed between the flat roof tiles 3 and having a smaller area than the flat roof tiles 3 has a rectangular second flat roof tile 4 whose entire surface is an exposed surface 2b. When the half-end trapezoidal flat tile 8 cut along 7 is roofed, the remaining trapezoidal flat tile 9 of the half-end trapezoidal flat tile 8 is entirely exposed surface 2b, so that it becomes a concealed surface as in the conventional case. Since there is no restriction on the orientation of the exposed surface, it can be used by reversing it to another trapezoidal roofing allowance 6b to which the roof undulating building belongs. It is possible.

Hereinafter, the roof tile roofing method of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

[0009]

EXAMPLE FIG. 1 is a plan view of a flat tiled roof using the flat tile roofing method of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a plan view showing flat roof tiles whose upper half is a concealment surface and whose lower half is an exposed surface. The roof that is formed between the lower ridge of the roof and the flat roof tile by stacking the exposed surface of the flat roof tile on the concealed surface of the flat roof tiles arranged side by side above and having a smaller area than the flat roof tile FIG. 3 is a plan view of a flat roof tile whose upper half is a concealed surface and whose lower half is an exposed surface, and FIG. 4 is a plan view of a flat roof tile whose entire surface is an exposed surface.

As shown in FIG. 1, a flat roof tile roof having an undulating structure using the flat roof tile roofing method of the present invention has a first flat plate having a concealing surface 1 in the upper half and an exposed surface 2a in the lower half. The roof tile 3 and the second flat tile 4 whose entire surface is the exposed surface 2b are used in combination. That is, the first flat tiles 3 are sequentially arranged side by side from the center of the eaves toward the lower building, and the first flat tiles 3 are arranged side by side until the first flat tile 3 can be cut without cutting. As shown in FIG. 3, the upper half of the first flat roof tile 3 has the concealing surface 1. A thin-walled semi-penetrating nail hole 5 is formed on the concealing surface 1, and is fixed on the base plate by a nail inserted through the semi-penetrating nail hole 5. The first to be placed in this semi-penetrated nail hole 5
The exposed surface 2a of the flat roof tile 3 does not allow water to enter from the nail holes driven into the half-penetrated nail holes 5. That is, the exposed surface 2a of the flat tile 3 is laid over the concealing surface 1 of the first flat tiles 3 and 3 arranged side by side, and the roof is tiled in a single letter. Even when the exposed surface 2a of the flat plate tile 3 is laid over the concealed surface 1 of the flat plate tiles 3 and 3, the first flat plate tile 3 cannot be cut unless the first flat plate tile 3 is cut in the same manner as described above. When arranging, the trapezoidal roofing allowance between the roof ridge and the flat roof tile 3 is shown in FIG. 6a is formed.

As shown in FIG. 4, a second flat roof tile 4 having a rectangular exposed surface 2b is cut along the slanting line 7 which is inclined with respect to the left and right sides of the roofing allowance 6a. Thatched trapezoidal flat roof tile 8 which is the same as the generation 6a. At this time, since the remaining trapezoidal flat tiles 9 of the trapezoidal flat tiles 8 are entirely exposed surfaces 2b, there is no limitation on the orientation of the concealing surface and the exposed surface as in the conventional case, and therefore, the roof is not lowered. It can be used by reversing it to another trapezoidal roofing allowance 6b to which the ridge belongs.
In this case, the remaining trapezoidal flat roof tile 9 is cut and used according to the other trapezoidal roofing allowances 6b.

The exposed surface of the second flat roof tile is provided with a waterproof film having excellent weather resistance as described above.

Therefore, according to the roof tile roofing method of the present invention, the first flat tile 3 having the concealing surface 1 having the unpenetrated nail holes 5 in the upper half and the exposed surface 2a in the lower half is arranged side by side. Until the roof is tiled by stacking the exposed surface 2a of the flat tiles 3 on the concealed surface 1 of the flat tiles 3 arranged side by side, it is possible to use without cutting the highly costly original plate, and the roof is demolished. And a flat roof tile 3 formed between the flat roof tile 3 and a trapezoidal roofing space 6a having a smaller area than the flat roof tile 3, a second flat roof tile 4 having a rectangular exposed surface 2b is inclined with respect to both left and right sides. When the trapezoidal flat roof tile 8 cut along the inclined line is roofed,
The remaining trapezoidal flat tile 9 of the trapezoidal flat tile 8 has an exposed surface 2b over its entire surface, so that there is no limitation on the orientation of the concealed surface and the exposed surface as in the conventional case. It can be used by reversing the trapezoidal roofing allowance 6b.

[0014]

According to the tile roofing method for flat tiles of the present invention, when the roof having the lower ridge is roofed with flat tiles, the amount of waste of the flat tiles cut is small, and the half of the original flat tiles is cut off. It is possible to use the rest of the flat trapezoidal flat roof tiles effectively to make a flat roof tile.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a plan view of a flat roof tile roof using a roof tile roof tile method according to an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 relates to an embodiment of the present invention, in which flat tiles whose upper half is a concealed surface and whose lower half is an exposed surface are arranged side by side, and the flat tiles are exposed on the concealed surface of the horizontally arranged flat tiles. FIG. 3 is a plan view showing a roofing allowance, which is formed between the lower ridge of the roof and the flat roof tile and has a smaller area than the flat roof tile, by stacking the surfaces and roofing the roof.

FIG. 3 is a plan view of a first flat tile having a concealing surface and an exposing surface used in the present invention.

FIG. 4 is a second example of a full exposure type used in the present invention.
It is a top view of the flat roof tile.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 Concealed Surface 2a Exposed Surface 2b Exposed Surface 3 First Flat Roof Tile 4 Second Flat Roof Tile 5 Non-penetrating nail hole 6a Roofing allowance 6b Roofing allowance 7 Inclined side 8 Flat roof tile 9 Flat roof tile

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. A first flat roof tile (3) whose upper half is a concealing surface (1) having unpenetrated nail holes (5) and whose lower half is an exposed surface (2a) is arranged side by side. The exposed surface (2a) of the flat roof tile (3) is overlapped with the concealing surface (1) of the flat roof tiles (3) lined up with each other, and the roof is roofed to form between the roof ridge and the flat roof tile (3). The slanted line (7) for inclining the rectangular second flat tile 4 having the exposed surface (2b) over the roofing margin (6a) having a smaller area than the flat tile (3). A tile roofing method for flat tiles, characterized by cutting a trapezoidal flat tile (8) cut along a line.