JPS6035703Y2 - Gutter receiving device - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the idea] The present invention relates to a gutter receiving device.

Conventional eaves gutter supports cannot withstand the snow load applied to the eaves gutter during snowfall, so as a device to protect the eaves gutter, a snow protector that can be slid on the back of the eaves 2 of the roof 1 is used as a device to protect the eaves gutter, as shown in Figure 1. Board 3
was installed.

In other words, the snow protection board 3 is stored behind the eaves 2 when it is not snowing, and when it snows, the snow protection board 3 is pulled out toward you (direction P in the figure) to prevent snow from falling directly on the eaves gutter. be.

However, with this device, installation of the snow protection board 3 to the back of the eaves 2 requires construction work, and since the slope of the snow protection board is the same as the slope of the roof, depending on the amount of snowfall, snow may accumulate in the same way as on the roof, and the snow may melt. There were also problems such as the inability to use the gutters.

In view of the above-mentioned circumstances, the present invention aims to provide a gutter holder device that does not require any construction work to be installed behind the eaves and allows the entire eaves gutter to be stored under the eaves.

The details of the present invention will be explained below based on examples.

In these drawings, when the members, portions, parts, etc. shown in each embodiment are the same, they are denoted by the same reference numerals.

Embodiment 1 In FIG. 2a, 5 is an eaves gutter receiver of the present invention, and a rod 7 extending downward from the center of the eaves gutter receiver 6 has a plurality of through holes in the vertical direction. ... has been established.

In Fig. 2, reference numeral 9 denotes a hollow arm rod with a hollow shape, and locking holes 12 are formed diagonally in the upper arm 10 and lower arm 11.
, 12'... are provided at a plurality of locations in the vertical direction.

The locking pin 13 is inserted into the locking hole 12 and the through hole 8 at an appropriate location to be fixed, with the rod 7 inserted into the upper arm 10 of the hollow arm rod 9 so as to be vertically slidable and rotatable. It is.

In FIG. 2C, reference numeral 15 denotes a holder, which has an attachment part 16 to the eaves and a hollow support rod 17. The hollow support rod 17 has support holes 18, 18' and 18' formed diagonally.・・・・・・
・ are provided at multiple locations in the vertical direction.

The locking pin 13 is inserted into the support hole 18 and the locking hole 12 at an appropriate location and fixed with the lower arm 11 of the hollow arm rod 9 inserted into the hollow support rod 17 so as to be vertically slidable and rotatable. It is something to do.

A suitable number of gutter receivers with the above structure are installed along the eaves, and the installation process is as shown in Figure 3.
First, the attachment portion 16 of the holder 15 is attached to the eaves of the roof at a suitable location with nails or the like.

Next, when it is not snowing, the lower arm 11 of the arm rod 9 is inserted into the support rod 17 of the fixed holder 15, and the locking pin is inserted into the support hole 18 and the locking hole 12 at an appropriate location. 13 to fix the arm rod 9 to the holder 15.

With the rod rod 7 of the eaves gutter receiver 5 inserted into the upper arm 10 of the fixed arm rod 9, the locking hole 12 and the through hole 8 are inserted at appropriate locations.
A locking pin 13 is inserted into the eaves gutter, and the eaves gutter receiver 5 is fixed to the arm rod 9 to be used as a normal eaves gutter.

When it snows, it is stored under the eaves as shown in Figure 4, but its operation must first be done under normal use (Figure 3).
Remove each locking pin 13, 13 with.

That is, the entire lower arm 11 is inserted into the support rod 17, and the entire rod 7 is inserted into the upper arm 10.

By lowering the entire eaves gutter in this manner, it is possible to avoid contact with the drainage part 20 of the roofing material when the eaves gutter is stored under the eaves.

In this state, rotate the arm rod 9 approximately 90 degrees to the right or left, store the eaves gutter 4 under the eaves, and attach the rear locking pin 13 to the support rod 1.
7 and the locking hole 12' of the lower arm 11 for fixation.

Note that the eave gutter receiver 5 may also be fixed by inserting the locking pin 13 into the locking hole 12' of the upper arm 10 and the through hole 8 of the rod 5.

This prevents snow from accumulating in the gutter and prevents damage to the gutter.

Also, when the snow stops falling, it can be pulled out to the eaves and used immediately.

Embodiment 2 In FIG. 5a, 5 is an eaves gutter receiver, and the eaves gutter receiver 6
The rod 7 extending downward from the center is provided with a plurality of fitting portions 22 having concave grooves around the periphery at appropriate intervals in the vertical direction.

In Figure 5, reference numeral 9 is an H-shaped arm rod, the upper arm 10 is hollow and has a through hole 21 with a female thread cut at an appropriate position on the side, and the lower arm 11 has an inset hole 21 with a groove around the periphery. Part 22...
A plurality of... are formed at appropriate intervals in the vertical direction.

With the bar rod 7 inserted into the upper arm 10 of the arm rod 9 so as to be able to slide up and down and rotate freely, the fixing screw 23 is screwed into the through hole 21 and the fitting portion 20 at an appropriate location, and is screwed into the eaves gutter. The receiver 5 is fixed to the arm rod 9.

In FIG. 5C, reference numeral 15 denotes a holder, which has an attachment part 16 to the eaves and a hollow support rod 17.
A female threaded through hole 24 is provided at a suitable position on the side surface.

The fixing screw 23 connects the lower arm 11 of the arm rod 9 to the hollow support rod 1.
The arm rod 9 is fixed to the holder 15 by being screwed into the through hole 24 and the fitting portion 22 at an appropriate location while the arm rod 9 is vertically slidably and rotatably inserted into the holder 7 .

A suitable number of gutter receivers with the above structure are installed along the eaves, and the installation process is as shown in Figure 6.
First, the attachment portion 16 of the holder 15 is attached to the eaves of the roof at a suitable location with nails or the like.

Next, when it is not snowing, with the lower arm 11 of the arm rod 9 inserted into the support rod 17 of the fixed holder 15, the fixing pin 23 is inserted into the through hole 24 and the fitting portion 22 at an appropriate location. are screwed and tightened to fix the arm rod 9 to the holder 15.

With the rod rod 7 of the eaves gutter receiver 5 inserted into the upper arm 10 of the fixed arm rod 9, the through hole 24 and the fitting portion 2 at an appropriate location are inserted.
0, screw the fixing pin 23 into the
It is used as a regular eaves gutter by fixing it to a wall.

When it snows, they are stored under the eaves as shown in FIG. 7. To do this, first loosen the fixing screws 23.23 until the tips of the fixing screws are removed from the fitting parts 20.22.

In this state, the lower arm 11 of the arm rod 9 and the rod 7 of the eave gutter receiver 5 are inserted into the support rod 17 of the holder 15 and the arm rod 9.
The entire eaves gutter is lowered by sliding it downward within the upper arm 10 of the eaves gutter.

When lowered to the lowest end, rotate the arm rod 9 approximately 90 degrees to the right or left to store the eaves gutter 4 under the eaves, and then screw in and tighten the fixing screw 23 again to fix it. be.

By doing this, snow will not accumulate on the gutter and damage to the gutter can be prevented.

Also, when the snow stops falling, it can be pulled out to the eaves and used immediately.

As explained above, the gutter holder device of the present invention includes an eaves gutter holder on which an eaves gutter is placed, a duck-shaped arm rod that holds the eaves gutter holder on the upper part so as to be slidable up and down and rotatable, and the arm. It consists of a holder that holds the lower part of the rod so that it can slide up and down and rotate freely.
When it rains, it can be used just like a regular eave gutter, and only when it snows, it can be very easily stored under the eaves.

Therefore, there is no need to worry about snow accumulating on the eaves and gutters, and this is an excellent idea especially for houses in areas with heavy snowfall.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Fig. 1 is a perspective view showing a conventional eave gutter protection device for preventing snow accumulation, Fig. 2 a, b, and c are perspective views showing each member of a gutter receiving device which is an embodiment of the present invention, and Fig. 3 4 is a front view showing the gutter receiving device of the present invention in a normal usage state, FIG. 4 is a front view showing the gutter receiving device of the present invention in a snowy state, and FIGS. 5 a, b,
C is a perspective view showing each member of a gutter receiver device according to another embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 6 is a front view showing the gutter receiver device of the present invention in normal use, and FIG. 7 is a diagram showing the gutter receiver device of the present invention. It is a front view showing the state of the receiving device during snowfall. 4...Eave gutter, 5...Eave gutter holder, 9...
...Arm rod, 15...Holder.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] An eaves gutter holder on which the eaves gutter is placed, an H-shaped arm rod that holds the eaves gutter holder on the upper part so that it can slide vertically and freely rotate, and a lower part of the arm rod that can freely slide vertically and rotate. A gutter receiver device consisting of a holder for holding the gutter.