JPS6115137Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to a structure for attaching a raspberry ornament to the gable end of a roof, and more specifically, the present invention relates to a structure for attaching a rabbet ornament to the gable end of a roof. A locking part 2 is provided on the upper and lower edges of the vertical piece 7 of the keratina 1 consisting of the pieces 6, and the latching part 2 is formed by bending inward both edges of the gutter-shaped kerara decoration 3 having a substantially semicircular cross section. The stop portions 4 are respectively locked to the locking portions 2 of the shingle 1, and a horizontal piece 10a and a vertical piece projecting upward and downward from one end of the horizontal piece 10a are provided within the shingle decoration 3 having a substantially semicircular cross section. 10b, and the other end of the horizontal piece 10a is integrally fixed to the inner wall of the woven flower decoration 3 facing the side opening of the garland decoration 3.
This relates to a structure for attaching a rabbet ornament, in which locking pieces 13 are provided on the upper and lower sides of the vertical piece 10b, and the locking pieces 13 are locked to the upper and lower parts of the vertical piece 7 of the rabbet 1.

The purpose of this invention is to create a luxurious and heavy-looking shingle on the gable end of the roof by attaching round tile-shaped or bamboo knot-shaped shingle decorations to the shingle roof, which has traditionally been flat and lacks volume. It is about giving appearance.

The present invention will be explained in detail below with reference to Examples. In the figure, 1 is a shingle attached to the gable end of the roof, and is composed of a horizontal piece 6 placed on the upper surface of the end of the roof base material 5 and a vertical piece 7 that covers the end surface of the roof. The upper part of the vertical piece 7 is bent toward the horizontal piece 6 to form an upper bent part 8, and the lower part of the vertical piece 7 is bent backward to form a lower bent part 9. The bent portion 8 and the lower bent portion 9 each serve as the locking portion 2. 3 in the diagram
is a garland decoration having a substantially semicircular cross section, and has locked portions 4 bent at both ends of the side opening.
In this case, as shown in FIG. 1, a reinforcing piece 10 having a T-shaped cross section is provided in the keraba decoration 3 in the longitudinal direction, and is made up of a horizontal piece 10a and a vertical piece 10b that projects vertically from one end of the horizontal piece 10a. The other end of the horizontal piece 10a is integrally fixed to the inner wall of the velvet decoration 3 facing the side opening of the velvet decoration 3. Furthermore, locking pieces 13 are provided at the top and bottom of the vertical piece 10b. Furthermore, by providing bamboo knot-like projections 11 on the outer surface of the ornament 3, a high-class appearance made of bamboo can be achieved. However, the keraba 1 is to be attached to the gable side end of the roof, and the horizontal piece 6 is placed and nailed on the upper surface of the gable side end of the roof base material 5, and the vertical piece 7 is attached to the roof. It covers the side end surface on the wife side. The end of the roof material body 12 is inserted below the upper bent portion 8, and the locking portion 2
The upper bent part 8 and the lower bent part 9 are decorated with 3
The latched parts 4 at both ends of the lattice holder 4 are latched, respectively, and the keratin decoration 3 is attached to the rug 1. In this case, the locking pieces 1 provided above and below the vertical piece 10b of the reinforcing piece 10
3 are secured to the upper and lower parts of the vertical piece 7 of the rug 1. By the way, the garland decoration located at the tip 3
A cylindrical cap 14 with a bottom is fitted into the cap. The cap 14 is provided with a bamboo knot-like projection 11', and the cap 14 can be attached by fitting the bamboo knot-like projection 11 of the cap 14 to the bamboo knot-like projection 11 of the garland decoration 3. Of course, fixing with an adhesive may also be used at this time. Further, when the bamboo knot-like projections 11, 11' are not provided, they are fixed by adhesive or other fixing means.

In the case of the present invention, locking parts are provided at the top and bottom of the shingle to be attached to the gable end of the roof as described above, and the locked parts at both ends of the shingle decoration, which has an approximately semicircular cross section, are attached to the shingles. Since it is locked to the upper and lower locking parts of the roof, it is possible to add a sense of volume to the end of the roof by attaching a semicircular, bulky decoration to the flat plate-like, bulky burlap. is also available,
In addition, a reinforcing piece with a substantially T-shaped cross section consisting of a horizontal piece and a vertical piece projecting upward and downward from one end of the horizontal piece is arranged inside the Japanese garland decoration, which has an approximately semicircular cross section. The other end of the horizontal piece is integrally fixed to the inner wall of the garland decoration facing the opening, locking pieces are provided at the top and bottom of the vertical piece, and the locking pieces are locked to the upper and lower parts of the vertical piece of the garland. When attaching the kerabaza decoration, the locked part is locked to the locking part, and the locking pieces provided above and below the vertical pieces of the reinforcing piece integrally provided to the kerabaza decoration are attached to the keraba. It is easy to install as it can be installed simply by locking it to the upper and lower parts of the vertical piece, and the vertical part of the reinforcing piece with a T-shaped cross section is integrally formed with the garland decoration with a roughly semicircular cross section. There are locking pieces on the top and bottom of the piece, and the locking pieces are locked on the top and bottom of the vertical pieces of the shingle, so
The reinforcing piece can reinforce the three-dimensional kerabaza decoration with an approximately semicircular cross section, and the reinforcing piece can also prevent the keraba decoration from rattling against the lily pads. An advantage is that the three-dimensional fluffy decoration having a substantially semicircular cross section can be securely attached by being locked by double locking, that is, the locking by the locking part and the locking by the locking piece of the reinforcing piece. be.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a partially cutaway perspective view of an embodiment of the present invention, Fig. 2 is an overall perspective view of the invention, and Fig. 3 is a partially exploded perspective view of the same cap attached. 2 is a locking piece, 3 is a garland decoration, 4 is a locked piece, 6 is a horizontal piece, 7 is a vertical piece, 10 is a reinforcing piece, 10a is a horizontal piece, 10b is a vertical piece, 13
is a locking piece.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A locking part is provided at the upper and lower edges of the vertical piece of keraba, which is made up of a vertical piece and a horizontal piece, attached to the entire length of the gable end of the roof, and both edges of the gutter-like keraba decoration with an approximately semicircular cross section are provided. The locked parts formed by bending inward are respectively locked to the locking parts of the above-mentioned rasp, and the horizontal pieces and the upper and lower parts from one end of the lateral pieces are placed inside the rasp decoration having an approximately semicircular cross section. A reinforcing piece with a substantially T-shaped cross section consisting of a vertical piece protruding from the side is arranged, and the other end of the horizontal piece is integrally fixed to the inner wall of the garland decoration facing the side opening of the garland decoration. A structure for attaching a keraba decoration, in which locking pieces are provided at the top and bottom of the piece, and the locking pieces are locked to the upper and lower parts of the vertical pieces of the keraba.