JPH0752828Y2 - Roof hardware - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Industrial field of application] The present invention relates to a roof metal fitting for assembling a roof panel and a wall panel, and in particular, is arranged diagonally from the ridge to the eaves along the inclined surface of the roof. The present invention relates to a roof metal fitting for attaching a parallelogram roof panel to a wall panel.

[Prior Art] As one example of a conventional assembly structure of a roof panel and a wall panel, a roof panel is placed on a wall panel, and a hook metal object such as a hook metal object is struck from outside the upper part of the roof panel, There is one in which a roof panel core material and a wall panel are assembled.

FIG. 5 shows an example of a conventional assembling structure of the roof panel 1 and the wall panel 2 using the hook metal fitting 3 as the roof metal fitting.

The hook metal piece 3 is a bar-shaped metal piece having a substantially U-shaped cross section, and flat portions 4 and 4 having nail holes are provided at both ends thereof, and the tip portion thereof is sharp.

Further, the roof panel 1 is formed by attaching a face material 1b to the surface of a frame body in which the core materials 1a, 1a ... Are assembled into a rectangular contour.

The hook metal fitting 3 has a tip portion and flat portions 4 and 4,
It is driven from the upper outside of the roof panel 1 toward the wall panel 2, and is attached so as to straddle the core material 1a of the roof panel 1 and in contact with the upper surface of the roof panel 1 and both side surfaces of the core material 1a. Has been. Further, the flat portions 4,4 of the hook metal fitting 3 are applied to the surface of the wall panel 2 and nails 5,5 ... Are hammered from the nail holes toward the wall panel, whereby the wall panel 2 is attached. It is fixed.

[Problems to be Solved by the Invention] The roof panel 1 described above is a rectangular panel in which a face material 1b is attached to the surface of core materials 1a, 1a ...

By the way, in general, such a rectangular roof panel may not be used depending on the shape of the roof. For example, the roof panel 20 arranged at a position sandwiching the valley corner A of the ridged roof as shown in FIG. 4 is that. As such a roof panel 20, there is used a substantially parallelogrammatic roof panel 20 formed so that one side is parallel to the valley corner A of the roof. In this roof panel 20, a reinforcing core material 20e is arranged inside a frame body in which core materials 20a, 20b, 20c, 20d are assembled into a parallelogram, and a surface material 20f is further attached to the surface thereof. It is configured as follows, and is used by being arranged diagonally from the ridge B to the eaves C along the inclined surface of the roof.

However, such a parallelogram roof panel 20 has a problem that it cannot be assembled to the wall panel using the hook metal fitting 3 as described above. for example,
Even if the hook metal fitting 3 is struck from the outside of the upper part of the roof panel 20 so as to straddle the core material of the roof panel 20, the flat portions 4 and 4 are displaced from the position of the core material of the wall panel, and the wall panel. It is impossible to beat.

The present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances, and a roof in which a parallelogram roof panel obliquely arranged from a ridge to an eave along an inclined surface of a roof can be assembled to a wall panel. The purpose is to provide hardware.

[Means for Solving the Problem] The present invention is a roof metal fitting for assembling a parallelogram roof panel diagonally arranged from a ridge to an eave along an inclined surface of a roof to a wall panel. , A sloped U-shaped first binding portion that is struck from the outside of the upper portion of the roof panel along the upper surface of the roof panel and both side surfaces of the core material of the roof panel, and both ends of the first binding portion Second suspended on the part and joined to the surface of the wall panel
The solution means is to have a tightly bound part.

[Operation] According to the roof metal fitting of the present invention, since it has the first binding portion formed in an inclined U-shape, the first binding portion is provided from the outside of the upper portion of the roof panel. Striking the upper surface of the roof panel and both side surfaces of the core material so as to straddle the core material, and further suspending the second binding portions suspended from both end portions of the first binding portion on the wall. When the panel is applied to the surface of the roof and fixed by nailing or the like, it can be suitably used when assembling the parallelogram roof panel diagonally arranged from the ridge of the roof to the eaves to the wall panel. Further, since the second binding portion is suspended at both end portions of the first binding portion, it is possible to form an arbitrary angle with respect to the first binding portion, and what kind of angle it has. It can also be applied to the installation of parallelogram roof panels.

[Examples] Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings by showing examples.

1 and 2 show an embodiment of the roof metal fitting of the present invention. In this example, in a hipped roof having a valley corner A, the roof ridge B from the roof ridge B along the roof surface. A parallelogram roof panel 20 diagonally arranged to the part C is attached to the wall panel.
It is used to attach to the upper end of 21.

Here, the roof panel 20 is a core material 20 having a substantially parallelogram cross section.
Frames are formed by assembling a, 20b, 20c, 20d into a parallelogram whose one side (core material 20b or 20d) is parallel to the valley corner A of the roof, and the core material 20b, 20d is formed inside the frame body. Arrange the reinforcing core material 20e having a substantially parallelogram cross section so as to be parallel to,
Further, a face member 20f is attached to the surface of the frame body.

As shown in FIG. 1, the roof metal fitting 10 in which the roof panel 20 is assembled to the wall panel 21 has a first binding portion 11 formed in an inclined U-shape and the first binding portion 11 and the first binding portion 11. It is mainly composed of a second binding portion 12 suspended from both ends of the binding portion 11.

The first binding portion 11 is formed in a substantially U-shape that is inclined so as to follow the upper surface of the roof panel 20 and both side surfaces of the core material 20b or 20d of the roof panel 20, and its tip portion 11a,
11a is sharp. Then, the roof panel 20 is struck in such a manner as to straddle the core material 20b or 20d of the roof panel 20 from the outside of the upper part thereof and to be in contact with both side surfaces of the core material 20b or 20d.

Holes 11b and 11b are provided at both ends 11a and 11a of the first binding portion 11 so as to face each other. Then, the second binding portions 12, 12 each having a relatively elongated flat plate shape are suspended in the holes 11b, 11b, respectively.

The upper ends of the second binding portions 12 and 12 are slightly bent in the lateral direction. The bent portion is hooked in the holes 11b, 11b of the first binding portion 11 to lock and lock.
2a, and the locking pieces 12a, 12a are respectively connected to the first fastening portion 11
The second binding portion 12 is suspended from the first binding portion 11 by being locked in the holes 11b, 11b. Further, nail holes 12b, 12b ... Are provided in the second binding portions 12, 12, respectively.

Then, the second binding portions 12 and 12 have their longitudinal directions aligned with the longitudinal direction of the wall panel 21, and the core material 21 on the surface of the wall panel 21.
It is brought into contact with the position corresponding to a and its nail holes 12b, 12b ...
The nails 13, 13 ... Are struck toward the core material 21a of the wall panel 21 to join them.

Next, an example of a method of assembling a substantially parallelogrammatic roof panel 20 used for a hipped roof as shown in FIG. .

First, from the outside of the upper part of the roof panel 20,
Both the front end portions 11a and 11a of the binding portion 11 of the roof panel 20
The core material 20b or 20d so that the core material 20b
Alternatively, it is driven obliquely so that it is in contact with both side surfaces of 20d and both tip portions 11a, 11a thereof project from the lower surface of the roof panel 20.

Then, the holes 11 formed in the protruding tip portions 11a, 11a
The second binding portions 12 and 12 are hooked and locked to b and 11b, respectively. Then, the second tightening portions 12 and 12 are respectively applied to positions on the surface of the wall panel 21 corresponding to the core material 21a, and the nail holes 12
The nails 13, 13 ... Are struck from b, 12 ... To the core material 21a of the wall panel 21 and fixed to the wall panel 21.

As described above, according to the roof metal fitting 10 of the present embodiment, since the first binding portion 11 is formed in the substantially U-shape inclined as described above, the roof ridge B is inclined from the roof ridge B to the eaves C. It is suitable to be applied when assembling the parallelogrammatic roof panel 20 arranged on the wall panel 21 to the wall panel 21. That is, the first binding portion 11 is attached in a state of being in contact with both side surfaces of the core material 20b or 20d of the roof panel 20, and the second binding portions 12 and 12 are
Since it is joined in a state of being applied in the vertical direction along the position of the core material 21a on the surface of the wall panel 21, the tip flat portion of the hook metal fitting is displaced from the position of the core material 21a of the wall panel 21 as in the conventional case. The inconvenience is eliminated. Therefore, more stable and firm assembly is possible.

Further, since the second binding portions 12, 12 are attached to the first binding portion 11 in a suspended state, the second binding portions 12, 12 and the first binding portion 11 are connected to each other. The angle formed by can be arbitrarily adjusted, and therefore can be suitably used for assembling the roof panel 20 obliquely arranged at any angle.

Next, another embodiment of the roof hardware of the present invention will be described with reference to FIG.

The roof metal fitting 10 of this example is different from the roof metal fittings of the above-described example in that in the above-described embodiment, the second binding portions 12 and 12 are provided at both end portions 11a and 11a of the first binding portion 11. While each is attached to a long and narrow flat plate, one flat plate-shaped second binding portion 12 is mounted between both tip portions 11a, 11a of the first binding portion 11. It is a point.

The second tightening portion 12 of this example projects toward both outer sides on both sides of the upper end portion of the substantially rectangular flat plate, and the first tightening portion 12 is projected.
Locking pieces 12a, 12a that are locked in holes 11b, 11b provided at both tip portions 11a, 11a of 11 are provided, and the locking pieces 12a, 12a
Is hooked in the holes 12b, 12b of the first binding portion 11 to be locked, so that it is suspended between the both end portions 11a, 11a of the first binding portion 11. Further, a laterally projecting portion 12c is provided on the side portion near the lower end portion of the second binding portion 12 and on the side portion of the first binding portion 11 which is obliquely inclined. The wall panel 21 is arranged so as to overlap with the position of the core material of the wall panel 21.

According to the roof metal fitting 10 of this example, the second binding portion 12 is
Since the single binding member 11 is provided between the two end portions 11a, 11a of the binding portion 11, the stability is higher than that of the second binding portion of the above embodiment, and the surface of the wall panel 21 is Since the area of contact with the wall panel 21 is wide, it is possible to more firmly and securely bond the wall panel 21.

The roof metal fitting 10 of the present invention is not limited to the above-mentioned embodiment, and the specific configurations such as the shape and size of each member can be appropriately changed in the implementation.

In addition, in the above-mentioned embodiment, the first binding portion of the roof metal fitting 10
11 from the outside of the upper part of the roof panel 20
Although the example of striking so as to straddle 0d is shown, it is of course possible to similarly striking the reinforcing core material 20e of the roof panel 20.

[Effects of the Invention] As described above, according to the roof metal fitting of the present invention, since the roof metal fitting has the first binding portion formed in the inclined U-shape, the first binding portion is formed on the roof. A second binding which is struck while straddling the core material of the roof panel from the outside of the upper part of the panel so as to be applied to both side surfaces of the core material, and further attached to both end portions of the first binding portion. If the part is fixed to the surface of the wall panel and fixed, it can be suitably used for a parallelogram roof panel diagonally arranged from the ridge of the roof to the eaves. Also, the second binding portion is the first
Since it is suspended in the first binding portion, it can be formed at an arbitrary angle with respect to the first binding portion and can be applied to any parallelogram roof panel assembly.

[Brief description of drawings]

1 and 2 show an embodiment of the roof metal fitting of the present invention. FIG. 1 is a partial sectional perspective view showing a state in which a roof panel and a wall panel are assembled using this roof metal fitting,
2 is a partial cross-sectional side view, FIG. 3 is a partial cross-sectional perspective view showing another embodiment of the roof metal fitting of the present invention, and FIG.
FIG. 5 is a plan view showing an example of a hipped roof using a suitable roof panel to which the roof hardware of the present invention is applied, and FIG. 5 is an assembly of a roof panel and a wall panel using a conventional roof hardware. It is a sectional side view which shows an example of the opened state. B: ridge, C: eaves, 10: roof hardware, 11: first
Tightening part of the, 12 …… second binding part, 20 …… roof panel, 20
b, 20d …… Core material, 20e …… Reinforcing core material, 21 …… Wall panel.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A roof metal fitting for assembling a parallelogrammatic roof panel diagonally arranged from a ridge to an eaves along an inclined surface of a roof to a wall panel, the upper surface of the roof panel and the roof. The inclined U-shaped first binding portion, which is struck from the outside of the upper portion of the roof panel along both side surfaces of the core material of the panel, and the both ends of the first binding portion, and the wall is suspended. Second bonded to the surface of the panel
A roof metal fitting characterized in that it has a tightly bound part.