JPS6141888Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] <Industrial Application Field> The present invention relates to a mounting structure for a gutter and a fascia that hides the gutter, which can mount and support both the gutter and the fascia that hides the gutter.

<Prior art> Fascias that hide gutters that are conventionally attached to the eaves of houses have been developed with various structures and put into practical use. Regardless, it was common to attach it to the outer periphery of a gutter, under the eaves of a house, or at the bottom of a house.

<Problems to be solved by the invention> However, as mentioned above, installing a fascia to hide the gutter around the outer circumference of the gutter causes dimensional errors during installation, and it is not easy to install each component in a nice and easy manner. It was difficult.

Further, when dimensional errors occur, there are problems such as difficulty in adjusting and attaching them to the walls of houses, etc.

The present invention aims to solve the above-mentioned problems and to provide a mounting structure for a gutter and a fascia that can freely adjust the water gradient of the gutter.

<Means for solving the problem> Means for solving the problem will be explained using FIG. 1 and FIG. 2 corresponding to the embodiment.
The present invention has a U-shape as a whole, and has several bolt holes arranged in parallel in the vertical direction on one side in the vertical direction.
and an oval bolt hole c extending vertically on the other side, and further oval bolt holes d and e extending in the front-rear direction at each end in the horizontal direction. 2, a gutter holder 3 to which a mounting plate g having a screw hole f is attached, a fascia angle 7 made of angle material on the upper part, and a hook 8 on the lower part; It has a bolt hole corresponding to the bolt hole d,
Furthermore, a fascia 6 having the same length as the width of the roof or a predetermined length that equally divides the width of the roof;
a hook angle 5 made of an angle material having an oval bolt hole k corresponding to and perpendicular to the bolt hole e of the bracket 2 and having the same length as the fascia 6;
Attach the bracket 2 to the wall, attach the gutter holder 3 to the bolt hole b of the bracket 2 with a bolt, attach the gutter on top of the gutter holder 3, and attach the hook angle 5 to the lower part of the bracket 2 with bolts and nuts. The hook 8 of the fascia 6 is dropped into the hook angle 5, and the fascia angle 7 is fastened and fixed to the bracket 2 with adjustment bolts h and nuts.

<Function> According to the above means, the bolt hole c of the bracket 2
is formed into an oval shape extending in the vertical direction, so that the bracket 2 can be adjusted in the vertical direction, and the fascia 6 and other components as a whole can be adjusted in the vertical direction. Since the bolt holes d and e of the bracket 2 are formed in an oval shape extending in the front-rear direction, the fascia 6 can be adjusted and attached in the front-rear direction.

In addition, since the bolt hole k of the hook angle 5 is formed in an oval shape so as to be perpendicular to the bolt hole e of the bracket 2, the hook angle 5 can be finely adjusted in the front, rear, left and right directions. By dropping it into the hook angle 5, the fascia 6
can be firmly attached.

Furthermore, by attaching the fascia 6 to the bracket 2 using the adjustment bolt h using the fascia angle 7, the fascia 6 can be attached while being finely adjusted in the vertical direction.

Furthermore, the position of the gutter holder 3 can be adjusted vertically by the several bolt holes b arranged in parallel in the vertical direction of the bracket 2, so that the water gradient of the gutter can be freely adjusted and installed.

<Example> Next, an example to which the above-mentioned means is applied will be described with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 1 is an explanatory diagram of each component, and FIG. 2 is a diagram of the completed installation.

In the figure, 1 is a spacer that has a bolt a and can be attached to the wall of a house or the like.

Reference numeral 2 is a bracket having a U-shape as a whole, and has several bolt holes b vertically bored and arranged in parallel on one side in the vertical direction, and bolts a of the spacer 1 on the other side. A bolt hole c for inserting the bolt is formed in an oval shape and extends in the vertical direction, and bolt holes d and e are formed in an oval shape and extend in the front-rear direction at each horizontal end. has been done.

Reference numeral 3 denotes a U-shaped gutter holder having a predetermined width, and one end thereof is formed to extend in the vertical direction so that the gutter holder 3 does not come into contact with the thick plate surface of the bracket 2 and rotate. At the same time, a mounting plate g is formed in the center thereof and has a screw hole f that can be attached to the bolt hole b of the bracket 2 with a screw.

Reference numeral 4 denotes a bracket angle made of an angle material that serves to strengthen several brackets 2 arranged at regular intervals and to firmly attach a fascia 6 to the brackets 2, which will be described later. It is formed to have the same length as the hidden part 6, and a bolt hole j is formed in a predetermined position on its horizontal plane in an oval shape so as to be perpendicular to the bolt hole d of the bracket 2. They are provided to match the installation spacing of the

Further, reference numeral 5 is a hook angle having the same role and shape as the above-mentioned bracket angle 4, and the bolt hole k is bored in an oval shape in the horizontal plane position so that it is perpendicular to the bolt hole e of the bracket 2. It is formed by

Reference numeral 6 denotes a fascia attached to the bracket 2 by the bracket angle 4 and the hook angle 5, and has a predetermined length that is approximately equal to the width of the roof or equally divides the width of the roof. A fascia angle 7 made of angle material is provided at the upper part of the fascia angle 7, and a hook 8 which can be locked by being dropped into the hook angle 5 is provided below. A bolt hole is provided at a predetermined position on the horizontal plane of the bracket angle 4.
The hole is formed in an oval shape perpendicular to the bolt hole j of the bracket 2 and parallel to the bolt hole d of the bracket 2.

Further, reference numeral 9 denotes an eave ceiling panel that covers the gutter (not shown) and the lower part of the bracket 2, and is formed to have approximately the same length as the fascia 6 and the angles 4 and 5, and also extends from the front and back of the bracket 2 and the hook angle 5. It is constructed with a width that can be adjusted.

Next, the attachment of each component having the above configuration to the wall will be explained.

First, the spacer 1 is attached to the wall of a completed house with bolts or nails, and the bolt a of the spacer 1 is inserted and tightened into the attachment hole c of the bracket 2 to attach the bracket 2 to the spacer 1. Next, gutter holder 3
are attached with screws to several bolt holes b arranged vertically in the bracket 2 in accordance with the water gradient of the gutter, and the gutter is attached onto the gutter holder 3. As a result, the part of the gutter holder 3 that extends in the vertical direction comes into contact with the plate thickness surface of the bracket 2 and does not rotate, so that the force of the rain falling from the roof during heavy rainfall can be reduced. This can prevent the gutter holder 3 from tilting downward about the screw that attaches the gutter holder 3 to the bracket 2.

Next, attach a bracket angle 4 to the upper part of the bracket 2, and a hook angle 5 to the lower part of the bracket 2, and tighten them using adjustment bolts h, bolts i, and nuts having predetermined lengths, taking into consideration the distance from the wall of the neighboring house, etc. Then, the brackets 2 are attached and configured at regular intervals. This makes the bracket 2 stronger. Also, at this time, since the bolt holes j and k of the bracket angle 4 and the hook angle 5 are perpendicular to the bolt holes d and e of the bracket 2, respectively, and are drilled in an oval shape, when attaching them to the bracket 2, it is necessary to It can be installed with minor adjustments. Also, the bolt hole d of the bracket 2,
Since e is drilled in an oval shape extending in the front-rear direction, the bracket angle 4 and the hook angle 5 are
and can be installed by making fine adjustments in the front and rear directions.

Next, the hook 8 of the fascia 6 is dropped into the hook angle 5, and the fascia angle 7 is fastened and fixed to the bracket angle 4 and the bracket 2 with the adjusting bolt h and nut. At this time, since the bolt hole d of the bracket 2 and the bolt hole of the fascia angle 7 are each drilled in an oval shape extending in the same direction, the fascia 6 can be attached while making fine adjustments in the front and back direction. Further, by using an adjustment bolt h having a predetermined length, the fascia 6 can be attached while being finely adjusted up and down.

Finally, by attaching the eave ceiling panel 9 to cover the lower part of the gutter and bracket 2 using screws or the like, the gutter and fascia 6 can be attached to the wall of the house as shown in FIG. .

In the embodiment described above, the fascia angle 7 of the fascia 6 was attached to the bracket 2 via the bracket angle 4.
The fascia angle 7 may be directly attached to the bracket 2 without using the bracket. With this configuration, the fascia 6 can be easily attached to the bracket 2. However, the overall mounting structure is weak in terms of strength.

It was also explained that the eaves ceiling panel 9 should be attached to the bottom of the bracket 2 and the hook angle 5, but since this is to hide the gutter and the bracket 2 etc. from being seen from below, Nor can it be configured by being attached to the bottom.

<Effects of the invention> As mentioned above, in the present invention, the bolt holes of each component are oval, and these bolt holes are formed to be perpendicular to each other, so that each component can be moved vertically, horizontally, or front and back. It can be installed with minor adjustments, and therefore dimensional errors that cannot be avoided during construction can be absorbed.

Also, by using the adjustment bolt, the fascia can be attached while finely adjusting it up and down.

Furthermore, since each component can be easily attached using only bolts and nuts, each component can be easily attached, replaced, or repaired without requiring any special tools or skill.

Furthermore, since several holes for attaching gutter holders are arranged in parallel in the vertical direction on one side of the bracket in the vertical direction, the water gradient of the gutter can be freely set.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figure 1 is a diagram of each component in this embodiment, and Figure 2 is a diagram of each component in this embodiment.
The figure shows the completed installation. 1 is a spacer, 2 is a bracket, 3 is a gutter receiver, 4 is a bracket angle, 5 is a hook angle, 6 is a fascia, 7 is a fascia angle, 8 is a hook, and 9 is a soffit panel.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] The whole is U-shaped, and has several bolt holes b arranged in parallel in the vertical direction on one side in the vertical direction, and has an oblong bolt hole c extending in the vertical direction on the other side, and is further horizontal. A bracket 2 having oval bolt holes d and e extending in the front-rear direction at each end of the direction, a gutter holder 3 to which a mounting plate g having a screw hole f is attached, and a fascia on the upper part. It has an angle 7 and a hook 8 on the lower side, and the angle 7 has a bolt hole corresponding to the bolt hole d of the bracket 2, and has a length that is the same as the width of the roof or a width that is equal to the width of the roof. A fascia 6 having a predetermined length so as to be divided, and an oblong bolt hole k corresponding to and orthogonal to the bolt hole e of the bracket 2, and having the same length as the fascia 6. The hook angle 5 has a
Attach the bracket 2 to the wall, attach the gutter holder 3 to the bolt hole b of the bracket 2 with a bolt, attach the gutter on top of the gutter holder 3, and attach the hook angle 5 to the lower part of the bracket 2 with bolts and nuts. The hook 8 of the fascia 6 is dropped into the hook angle 5, and the fascia angle 7 is tightened and fixed to the bracket 2 with adjustment bolts h and nuts. Mounting structure.