JPS606497Y2 - Fixing fittings for tile tiles - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to a fastening fitting for a tile used in roofing with tiles.

Traditionally, when constructing ordinary houses, the roofing was done by nailing tiles of approximately 1.8 cm x 2.5 cm square on the top of the roof board at intervals, and the hooks were placed protruding from the back of the roof tiles. One hook (sword) was hung on the tile frame, while the other hook was overlapped with a part of the tile frame.
The hooks installed in parallel are simply used to lock the hooks to the tile beams, so when strong winds such as during a typhoon blow, they easily come off from the tile beams, causing positional shift. In some cases, they caused rain to leak or were blown away by strong winds.

In addition, even in the event of an earthquake, there have been many accidents in which the hooks on the tile beams come off the tile beams due to vibrations, causing the tiles to fall off the roof, hitting people under the roof and injuring people. There has been a strong demand for hooks to fasten roof tiles.

In addition, among ideas related to tile roofing structures, there has been a tile clip that has an upper hook and a lower hook that lock the side edges of the tile.

However, this type of tile clip is not fixed to the tile beam, so it can easily come off due to earthquakes or in houses near railway lines, and the tile can easily shift due to rain leaks or falling corpses. This was likely to cause injury to passersby.

The present invention relates to a fastening fitting for a tile tile, which is intended to solve the above-mentioned conventional problems, and will be explained as follows with reference to the drawings.

Figures 1 to 3 show the fastening fitting of the present invention, and Figure 4
The figure shows another embodiment, and the reference numeral 1 in the figure is a part of the hook constituting the fastening fitting A, and the wave-shaped hook with the hook 2 protruding from the back side of the dead ash is the part of the crosspiece of the crosspiece tile 3. It consists of a horizontal piece 4 and a mold piece 5 bent into a hook shape so that it can be locked onto the upper edge of a corpse.

Next, reference numeral 6 indicates a fastening part that extends downward from the part 1, and the hooks attached at a predetermined interval to the roofing board 8 horizontally suspended on the pole 7 of the building are attached to the side edge of the tile beam 9. The upper part of the hook is slightly bent toward the horizontal piece 4 side of the hook part 1 so that it can come into contact with the hook, and a nail hole 11 is bored in the middle part of the hook so that 10 nails can be attached to the tile beam 9.

Next, reference numeral 12 denotes a hook-shaped retaining part bent from the lower edge of the retaining part 6, and the hook has a length that can be engaged with the lower edge of the tiled crosspiece 9. The hook is inserted between the hooks 1 and 1, and together with the hook 1, the hook stops the tile 3 from being stirred.

In the figure, the hooks 13 are attached to the roofing board 8 so as to be perpendicular to the tile beams 9. The hooks are members for preventing the swing of the tile tiles 3, and the overlapping hooks are located on the lower surface of the dead line of the tile tiles 3.

Reference numeral 14 denotes a wire that is fixed on one side to the rocking prevention member 13 and on the other hand to the crosspiece tile 3.The hook is a wire that fixes the crosspiece tile 3.

In addition, the fastening metal fitting A of the present invention is an auxiliary fastening metal fitting A' used for locking the valley part of the tile 3, as shown in Figure 5 of the drawing.
In some cases, the structure of the fastening fitting A' is as follows:
The hook is made up of a horizontal piece 4' and a molded piece that are hooked to the valley of the upper edge of the dead body of the tile 3. The hook is part 1', and the hook extending downward from part 1' is attached to the tile 9. The fastening part 6' and the hook bent into a hook shape from the lower edge of the fastening part 6' are constituted by a fanning part 12' having a length that can be engaged with the lower edge of the tile beam 9. Ru.

Further, as shown in FIG. 4, the entire fastening fitting A may be covered with a synthetic resin coating 15 to prevent corrosion due to rusting.

Since the fastening fittings for the tile tiles related to the present invention are constructed as described above, for example, when using this fastening fitting A for roofing tile tiles, first attach the hooks to the top surface of the roofing board 8 that constitutes the roof. , After nailing the hooks to the tile beams 9 at predetermined intervals,
This hook is attached to the tile frame 9, the hook is fixed by locking the hook 2 protruding to the dead body of the frame tile 3, and the hook is further fixed to the upper edge of the dead body of the frame tile 3, and the hook of the fastening metal fitting A is attached to the part 1. After engaging the
While applying the fastening part 6 formed at the lower part of the hook part 1 to the side edge of the tile beam 9, the hook is attached to the fanning part 12 formed at the lower end of the fastening part 6 between the tile beam 9 and the roof board 8. The hook is inserted between the tile beams 9 and the hook is locked to the tile beam 9, and the hook is then nailed to the tile beam 9 with the fastening part 6 applied to the tile beam 9. After preventing this, the other hooks and the tile beams 3 are partially overlapped with each other while the hooks of the hooks 2 are engaged with the tile beams 9 and the fastening fittings A are attached. The roofs are laid out in sequence and covered with tiles in a specified manner.

As mentioned above, the fastening fittings for tile tiles according to the present invention have a hook-shaped hook that locks on the dead upper edge of the tile, and a hook that extends downward from the hook that is attached to the tile tile. The hook, which is bent into a hook shape from the lower edge of the anchoring portion, is constituted by a fan-stopping portion having a length that can be engaged with the lower edge of the tile beam, and the hook has a wavy shape. It consists of a horizontal piece and a mold piece that can be locked to the dead upper edge of the crosspiece of the tile, and this mold piece extends from the fastening part, and the hook of the fastening part is locked to the side edge of the tile crosspiece. The fanning stopper is provided in a position that protrudes from the fanning stop part, and the fanning stopper has a hook shape that can be inserted between the field board and the hook and the tile beam, so when this fastening metal fitting is attached and the roof tile is installed. The hook on the fastening metal fittings is the part that locks on the corpse, the hook on the fastening part is fastened to the tile beam, and the hook on the fan-stopping part is engaged with the tile. Because it is firmly fixed, even when strong winds blow during a typhoon after roof tiles are installed, for example, the hooks on the tile tiles will not easily come off as the hooks will engage with the tile tiles and will not come off easily. Separation from the crosspiece will not cause rain leaks due to misalignment of the crosspiece tiles or blowing off of the crosspiece tiles due to strong winds, and even in the event of an earthquake, in order to prevent the hooks from coming off due to vibrations, the hooks will not be attached to the tiles. Since there is no chance of accidents such as coming off the tile and falling off the roof and causing injury to people under the roof, we aim to improve safety and comply with requests regarding the fixation of tile tiles. This material has an extremely large practical effect as a fastening fitting for roof tiles.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

The drawings show the fastening fittings for the crosspiece tiles related to the present invention; Fig. 1 is a front view, Fig. 2 is a side view, Fig. 3 is a perspective view, and Fig. 4 is a perspective view.
The figure is a partially cutaway perspective view of another embodiment, FIG. 5 is a vertical side view of the device in use, and FIG. 6 is a vertical front view of the device. In the figure, 1 is the hook, 3 is the hook, 4 is the horizontal piece, and 5 is the hook.
1 is a mold piece, 6 is a fastening part, 9 is a hook for a tile crosspiece, and 12 is a fan stop part.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A hook-shaped hook for retaining a dead corpse is a part 1, and a hook extending downward from the part 1 is a fixing part 6 to the tile beam 9.
The hook bent into a hook shape from the lower edge of the fastening part 6 is the tile beam 9.
and a fan stopper 12 having a length that can be engaged with the lower edge of the
The hook part 1 consists of a horizontal piece 4 and a mold piece 5 that can be caught on the dead upper edge of the crosspiece part of the crosspiece tile 3, and the mold piece 5 extends from the fastening part 6, and The fastening part 6 is provided protruding from the fan-stopping part 12 at a position where the hook is locked to the side edge of the tile beam 9, and the fan-stopping part 12 can be fitted between the roof board 8 and the hook 9. A fastening fitting for tile tiles that is characterized by its hook shape.