JPS5929050Y2 - Noshi tile roofing equipment - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] The present invention allows for simple and orderly roofing of Houto tiles without using much plaster or linework, and allows for appropriate vertical spacing between the high-grade tiles and Hooto tiles. The present invention relates to a Roto tile roofing device that can form a desired Tsukiji building.

Conventionally, the Roto tiles are used for roofing. Plaster or clay is filled between the upper ends of the tiles on both sides of the ridge, and the Hoto tiles are placed on top of this. It is extremely difficult to construct, as it requires a certain amount of skill to install, as it is necessary to create horizontal lines between the heavy tiles, etc., and to form them at a constant slope.
It had the disadvantage of being time consuming.

Also, if the building was large, the ridge of the tiled roof would be made larger accordingly.

In this case, the vertical spacing between the upper Shijuku tile and the lower Soto tile is large and constant in the longitudinal direction of the ridge (commonly known as the Tsukiji ridge), which is then neatly roofed. It was extremely difficult to accomplish this.

In addition, many cracks occur on the line due to evaporation of moisture,
There was a drawback that the Hoto tiles and the mixed soil would peel off, and the Hoto tiles would often slip.

Therefore, in the present invention, a hanging leg portion is provided on the lower surface of the substantially central portion of the chevron-shaped arc portion, and a rising portion is provided on the central upper surface, and a crest-shaped arc portion is formed from the upper end of this portion. Protrusions of appropriate height facing downward are provided near both sides of the lower surface of the part, and these are integrally formed, and double-sided adhesive tape is placed near both sides of the upper surfaces of the chevron-shaped arc part and the crest-shaped arc part. A long synthetic resin-shaped receiving material is formed with double-sided adhesive tape attached to the underside, and its hanging legs are stuck into the soil on the ridge of the roof.
Both sides of the chevron-shaped arc-shaped part cover the top of the tile,
In addition, a quality tile is placed and pasted on both sides of the chevron-shaped arc portion, and the lower ends of the protrusions are bonded and pasted on the top surface of the hot tile, respectively, and both sides of the chevron-shaped arc portion are pasted. We also placed and pasted quality tiles on the
By making the Hoto tile a multi-layered polymer, it can be used as a plaster,
Roofing can be done easily and neatly using received materials without using a lot of mixed soil, and the spacing between the upper and lower Butto tiles can be set to the desired value and this can be made uniform in the longitudinal direction of the ridge, making it easy to construct the Roto tiles. This prevents the film from peeling off and makes it strong, eliminating the above-mentioned drawbacks.

Its structure will be explained with reference to the drawings.

1 is the ridge part, 2 is the field board, 3 is the mixed soil, and the field board 2 of the ridge part 1.
It's piled on top.

Reference numeral 4 denotes a long straight support material made of synthetic resin, which is formed into a symmetrical chevron-shaped circular arc portion 5 on the left and right sides, and has a hanging leg portion 6 (two legs in the drawing) approximately at the lower center thereof. formed, and
A rising part 7 is formed on the central upper surface of the rising part 7.
A triangular arcuate portion 8 is formed symmetrically at the upper end of the holder.

This ridge-shaped arcuate portion 8 is formed to have a width equal to or narrower than the width of the ridge-shaped arc portion 5.

On the central upper surface of this sword mountain-shaped arcuate portion 8, a sword mountain-shaped circular arc portion 8' is further provided via a rising portion 7' (see Figs. 3 and 4), or there is something on the central upper surface. (See Figures 1 and 2).

A shallow groove 9 is formed near the upper surface side of the chevron-shaped circular arc portion 5 and the crest-shaped circular arc portions 8, 8', and the lower surface of the double-sided adhesive tape 10 is adhered to and buried in this groove portion 9. There is.

A release paper is provided on the top surface to be peeled off during use.

Reference numeral 11 denotes protrusions, which are formed near both sides of the lower surfaces of the triangular arcuate portions 8, 8', facing downward, and having appropriate heights.

A double-sided adhesive tape 12 is also attached to the lower end of the protrusion 11, and in this case, a release paper is attached to the lower surface.

The protrusions 11 are formed to have various appropriate heights and lengths.

Corresponding to the height of the protrusion 11, the height of the rising portions 7, 7' also increases or decreases in proportion.

The hanging leg part 6 of the receiving material 4 is stuck into the clay 3 on the ridge part 1, and both sides of the chevron-shaped arc-shaped part 5 are configured to cover the upper part of the crosspiece tile 13.

A quality roof tile 14 is placed on the upper surface of both sides of the chevron-shaped arcuate portion 5 and is pasted with double-sided adhesive tape 10, and at the same time, the lower end of the protrusion 11 is attached to the top surface of the tile 14 with double-sided adhesive tape 12. It is pasted.

As a result, the distance between the upper and lower firing tiles 14.14 may be narrowed to h (see Figure 3), or may be widened to h' (see Figure 1).

Furthermore, a kenzan-shaped arcuate portion 8' is provided, and a fire tile 1 is placed on top of it.
4 may be placed and pasted.

In this way, the ridge tiles 14 are superimposed on the ridge part 1 in a plurality of planes.

A ridge tile 15 is placed and fixed on top of the top tile 14°14.

Reference numeral 16 denotes a side door, which is interposed between the crosspiece tile 15 and the chevron-shaped arc-shaped part 5 of the receiving material 4, and the upper part of the side door 16 is provided in a hanging shape near the lower surface side of the chevron-shaped arc-shaped part 5. A protruding rod 18 is provided on the back surface of the door 16 so as to be substantially in contact with the water cutting protrusion 17.
is integrally provided and pierced into the drilled soil 3.

Next, the effects will be explained.

In the present invention, a hanging leg portion 6 is formed on the lower surface of the substantially central portion of the chevron-shaped arcuate portion 5, a rising portion 7 is provided on the central upper surface, and an elongated chevron-shaped circular portion 8 is formed from the upper end of the hanging leg portion 6. The hanging leg part 6 of the synthetic resin receiving material 4 is stuck into the clay 3 on the ridge part 1 of the roof, and the chevron-shaped arc-shaped part 5 and the copper chevron-shaped arc-shaped part 8 are inserted.
Since the tiles 14, 14 are placed and pasted on the upper side near both sides of each, the support material 4 can be attached to the ridge part 1 by simply sticking the hanging leg part 6 of the support material 4 into the mixed soil 3. It can be easily fixed, and now the receiving material 4 has a straight line in the longitudinal direction (longitudinal direction of the ridge), and the chevron-shaped arc portion 5 and the chevron-shaped arc portion 8 are formed symmetrically. By simply pasting the Hoto tile 14, the Hoto tile 14.1 in the longitudinal direction of the ridge can be
4 can be roofed at a uniform height, and the entire ridge can be roofed in a straight line, and the left and right sides of the chevron-shaped arc portion 5 and the tsurugi-shaped arc portion 8 are also approximately constant in the Soto tiles 14. It is possible to form a gradient of 1 and then roof the roof symmetrically.

Therefore, in the past, Takito tiles were placed on a line, horizontal to the longitudinal direction of the ridge, and had to be installed at a certain slope by a person with considerable skill. However, in this invention, by placing and pasting the hoto tiles 14 on top of the straight receiving material 4, it is difficult to construct and it takes a lot of time. does not require advanced technology,
The textured tiles 14 can be made into a straight line or have a constant slope in an extremely orderly manner, and the roofing of the textured tiles 14 can be done easily and quickly.

In addition, in the present invention, protrusions 11, 11 of an appropriate height facing downward are provided near both sides of the lower surface of the cut-out circular arc portion 8 of the receiving material 4.
, and place and adhere the doto tiles 14.14 on both sides of the chevron-shaped arc-shaped part 5 of the receiving material 4, and the doto tiles 14.14
Since the lower ends of the protrusions 11 and 11 are attached to the upper surface, the distance between the upper Hoto tile 14 and the lower Soto tile 14 is determined by the appropriate height of the protrusion 11. It can be set to an appropriate value depending on the size of the roof tiles 14,
14 is placed and pasted on the tsurugi-shaped arc-shaped part 8, the angled-shaped arc-shaped part 5
By forming the receiving material 4 provided with a linear shape, it can be made constant in the longitudinal direction.

Therefore, when the roof becomes larger, it is possible to easily construct the Tsukiji building, which was previously extremely difficult to construct, by simply using the receiving material 4 with the protrusions 11 at the desired height. The spacing between the hot tiles can be set to a desired value (for example, h or h'), and the construction can be done easily and quickly.
And it is possible to form an extremely orderly Tsukiji line.

Further, the hot tile 14 is placed on the chevron-shaped arc-shaped portion 5 and the tsurugi-shaped arc-shaped portion 8 of the receiving material 4, and is attached to the double-sided adhesive tape 10, and the upper surface is pressed against the lower end of the protrusion 11, and It is attached with double-sided adhesive tape 12, and is extremely strong against vibrations such as earthquakes and wind pressure, and can prevent the heavy tiles 14 from peeling off or sliding down.

In this way, the hoto tiles 14 are attached to the receiving material 4 and positioned so as to cover the upper part of the crosspiece tiles 13 on both sides of the chevron-shaped arc portion 5, so that the ridge portion 1 prevents rainwater from entering. , can provide good protection from rain.

In addition, in this invention, the use of the mixed soil 3 is minimized, and instead of the mixed soil 3, a synthetic resin support material 4 is used to significantly reduce the weight of the ridge 1, and quality tiles are attached to it. In addition, since the receiving material 4 is integrally molded, it is a relatively rigid body and can be constructed quickly, and is strong enough to support and secure the Soto tile 14 well, making it strong against earthquakes and the like.

Furthermore, in the present invention, the main components and the overall structure are simple, easy to construct, all the receiving materials 4 are hidden inside and cannot be seen from the outside, giving an elegant appearance, and the construction cost is low. can be significantly reduced.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figure 1 is a vertical sectional front view of the present invention, Figure 2 is a perspective view of the receiving material,
FIG. 3 is a longitudinal sectional front view of another embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 4 is a perspective view of a receiving material used in that embodiment. 1...Modern part, 3...Drilled soil, 4...
...Receiving material, 5...Chevron-shaped arc-shaped part, 6...
・Drooping leg part, 7... Rising part, 8...
Kenzan-shaped arcuate portion, 10.12... Double-sided adhesive tape, 11... Projection, 13... Crosspiece tile, 1
4...It is a hot tile.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A hanging leg portion 6 is formed on the lower surface of the substantially central portion of the chevron-shaped arcuate portion 5;
In addition, a rising portion 7 is provided on the central upper surface, and a sword mountain-shaped arcuate portion 8 is formed from the upper end of the raised portion 7, and protrusions 11 of appropriate heights facing downward are provided near both sides of the lower surface of the cut-out circular arc portion 8. .
A long synthetic resin-shaped receiving material 4 is formed with double-sided adhesive tape 12 attached to the lower surface of the ridge 11, and its hanging leg portion 6 is stuck into the wet soil 3 on the ridge portion 1 of the roof. Both sides of the arcuate portion 5 cover the upper part of the crosspiece tile 13, and the hoto tiles 14, 14 are placed and pasted on both sides of the chevron-shaped arc portion 5, and the upper surface of the hoto tile 14, 14 is attached. The lower ends of the protrusions 11, 11 are bonded and pasted, respectively, and the Torato tiles 14, 14 are placed and pasted on both sides of the Kenzan-shaped arc-shaped portion 8, and the Torato tiles 14 are superposed in multiple layers. The special feature is the Roto tile roofing equipment.