JPS6239212Y2 - - Google Patents

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[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to a sleeve structure for a tiled roof, and specifically relates to an improvement of the sleeve structure disclosed in Utility Model Application No. 55-185163 and Japanese Utility Model Application No. 57-106914.

Conventionally, the sleeve portions of tiled roofs are covered with sleeve tiles that have hanging portions on the sides. Since the wing tiles are installed with their hanging portions protruding from the gable board, they have a structure that is prone to collapse in the event of an earthquake or typhoon, and the tile roofing work is very troublesome, causing an increase in the cost of roofing work. Therefore, as shown in FIG. 6, the present inventor installed the gable board 1 so as to protrude above the tile 2, and fixed the presser bar 3 to the gable board 1 so as to cover the side edge of the tile 2. A wing structure for a tiled roof which eliminates the above-mentioned drawbacks is further constructed by placing and fixing a wing member 5 made of a metal plate or the like so as to cover the upper part of the retainer 3 and the gable board 1.
A′ was proposed (Utility Application No. 185163, Utility Application No. 1851-1983).
(See Publication No. 106914). However, as shown in FIG.
Since the presser foot 3 is placed over the entire length of the roof, the gable board 1 and the side fixtures 5 are considerably higher than the tiles 2, which spoils the appearance, and there is a large gap between the tile 2 and the presser foot 3. There was a risk that a gap C would be created and cause rain leakage.

Therefore, the present invention forms a protrusion that protrudes upward on the sleeve side end of the tile for the sleeve, and further cuts out the protrusion in the overlapped part when the tile is installed to form a notch. The outer surfaces of the protrusions of tiles that are vertically adjacent to each other at the notch are aligned so as to be continuous, and the protrusions are formed diagonally so that the upper surfaces become a continuous straight line when the tiles are roofed. In addition, a gable board is projected upward so as to match the upper surface of the ridge, and a sleeve tile is covered along the ridge so that its upper surface is aligned with the upper surface of the gable board. The purpose of this invention is to provide a wing structure for a tiled roof that eliminates the above-mentioned drawbacks by placing and fixing a wing material made of metal plates or the like so as to cover the upper part of the roof strips and gable panels. .

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to FIGS. 1 to 5.

As shown in FIG. 1, most of the tiled roof 6 is covered with crosspiece tiles 7, the lowest position, that is, the eave part 9, is covered with eave tiles, and the top part, that is, the ridge part 10.
The roof is covered with ridge tiles, round tiles, or metal plates. Then, the side end portion of the roof 5, that is, the sleeve portion 1
1 is constituted by a sleeve structure A according to the present invention. That is, as shown in FIG. 2, the sleeve structure A has a gable board 15 that is installed to protrude a predetermined amount above the roof board 13 supported by the rafters 12, and a A sleeve tile 16 is placed and fixed adjacent to the gable board 15. The tile 16
As shown in FIG. 3, a protrusion 17 is formed at one end thereof to protrude upward.
is notched and is slanted so that its protruding height decreases toward the edge portion 21.
That is, as shown in FIG. 4 and FIG.
It's starting to become. Further, the lower end of the protrusion 17 is a semicircularly protruding string portion 22, and the string portion 22 has a cutout step 22 on the outside thereof.
a is formed to engage with the upper end of the protrusion 17 of the lower roof tile 16, and a notch groove 22b is formed inside thereof. Further, a draining ridge 23 is formed slightly inside the ridge 17 of the tile 16 and projects upward in parallel with the ridge 17, and the upper part of the ridge 23, that is, the portion where the upper tile 16 overlaps. 25 is notched in the same way as the protrusion 17, so when the tile 16 is roofed, the draining protrusion 23 is cut out, as shown in FIG.
are arranged consecutively in a straight line. On the other hand, as shown in FIG. 2, the protruding height of the gable board 15 is set to match the height of the protrusion 17 when roofing the tiles 16. Then, the protrusion 17 of the tile 16, the gable board 1
A long sleeve piece 26 made of a metal plate or the like is placed so as to cover the hole 25 fixed to the upper end of the 5 and the outer surface of the gable board, and one end of the sleeve piece 26 is attached to the draining ridge 23. It extends to the hem, that is, the groove between the two protrusions 17 and 23, and the other end is bent along the lower surface of the pier 25 and extends to the side surface of the gable plate 15. Furthermore, the armature 26 is fixed by driving a zinc nail 29 into the gable board 15 through the notch groove 27 formed in the protrusion 17, and driving the zinc nail 29 into the lower surface of the through hole 25. has been done.

Next, implementation based on Honsode Structure A will be explained. The gable board 15 is fixed to the rafter 12 by protruding upward to a predetermined amount, that is, the height of the protrusion 17 when the tiles 16 are covered, and the through holes 25 are fixed to the outer surface of the gable board 15. . Further, tiles 16 for the sleeve portions are covered and fixed with copper nails or the like. At this time, the string part 22 of the protrusion 17 of the tile 16 engages with the upper end of the protrusion 17 of the lower tile by the notch 20 and is aligned in a straight line, and at the same time, the upper surface of the protrusion 17 is in a continuous straight line. and coincides with the upper surface of the gable plate 15. and,
After covering the protrusion 17 of the tile 16, the upper surface of the gable board 15, and the through hole 25 with a predetermined length of the accessory 26 that has been bent in advance or on-site, the cutout of the protrusion 17 is placed. Drive the nail 29 through the groove 27,
Then, nails 29 are driven into the upper surface of the through hole 25 to fix it, and the sleeve accessories 26 are partially overlapped to form the sleeve portion A.
The entire area has been covered and the roofing work has been completed.

As a result, even if rainwater is blown up along the surface of the tile 16 by the wind during a typhoon, the draining ridges 23
It is blocked and flows downward. Also, sleeve accessories 26
The rainwater that drips on the top flows down along the groove between the protrusions 23 and the rainwater that is blown up by the wind along the tiles 16 below the overlapped part is drained by the draining protrusion 30 on the rear butt part 19. The rainwater that has flowed up along the projection 30 is flowed downward from the corner 30a of the projection 30 through the cutout groove 22b of the string section 22.

In the above embodiment, the sleeve structure A of the sleeve portion 11 at the right end of the tile roof 6 has been described, but the sleeve portion at the left end has the left side of the tile 16, that is, the sleeve structure A of the sleeve portion 11 at the left end, as shown by the chain line in FIG. A sleeve tile is used in which the ridge 31 is cut at the crest 31 and a similar protrusion 17' is formed on the cut end.

As explained above, according to the present invention, the protruding stripes 17 are formed on the sleeve side ends of the sleeve tiles 16, and the protrusions 17 are cut out in the overlapping portions when the tiles are covered. The notch 20 is formed so that the outer surfaces of the protrusions of vertically adjacent roof tiles are aligned continuously at the notch 20, and the top surfaces of the protrusions are continuous when the tiles are roofed. The gable plate 15 is formed diagonally so as to form a straight line, and the gable plate 15 is projected upward so as to match the upper surface of the protrusion 17. The sleeve tiles 16 are laid so that these protrusions 17 are aligned.
Since the structure is constructed by placing and fixing a supporting object 26 made of a metal plate or the like so as to cover the upper part of the gable board 15, the structure is difficult to collapse in the event of an earthquake or typhoon.
The gable board 15 and the armrest 26 are not very high relative to the tiles 16, giving a clean appearance, and the continuous ridges 17 prevent rainwater from rising up. Furthermore, since the sleeve tiles 16 are laid so that the outer surfaces of the protrusions 17 of tiles that are vertically adjacent to each other at the notch portions 20 are aligned so as to be continuous, and the outer surfaces are aligned with the gable panels 15. When roofing with the tiles, it is sufficient to do so so that the outer surface of the protrusion 17 comes into contact with the gable board 15, making it possible to perform the roofing work extremely easily and accurately. In addition, the side accessories 26 are made of something easily deformable such as a thin metal plate, but the side accessories 26
The upper part of the gable board 15 and the protrusion 1 of the sleeve tile 16
7, so even if the roof tiles 16 become slightly loose due to twisting or other errors, they will be reinforced with the gables 15 and the side objects 2
6 is not uneven, and can maintain a straight and orderly appearance. Furthermore, it is only necessary to roof the roof tiles 16 so that the protrusions 17 are along the gable panels 15, and then attach the sleeve accessories 26, and there is no need to fill the gaps with soil, making it extremely simple.
The sleeve structure A can be easily implemented, and the cost of roof construction can be reduced.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a perspective view showing a tiled roof to which the present invention is applied, Fig. 2 is a sectional view showing the sleeve structure according to the present invention, Fig. 3 is a perspective view showing the tile for the cuff, and Fig. 4. 5 is a plan view showing the tiles arranged in a row, FIG. 5 is a side view thereof, FIG. 6 is a sectional view showing the sleeve structure already proposed which is the basis of the present invention, and FIG. 7 is a side sectional view thereof. . 6...Tile roof, 11...Sleeve section, 15...Gable plate, 16...Tile for sleeve section, 17...Protrusion, 26...
Sleeve role, A...sleeve structure.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] In the sleeve part of a tiled roof covered with tiles, a protrusion is formed that protrudes upward at the sleeve side end of the tile for the sleeve part, and the protrusion in the overlapped part is cut out to form a cutout part when the roof is covered with tiles. The outer surfaces of the protrusions of tiles adjacent in the vertical direction are aligned so as to be continuous at the notch, and the protrusions are arranged so that the upper surfaces thereof form a continuous straight line when the tiles are covered. The gable board is protruded so as to roughly match the top surface of the ridge, and the sleeve is formed so that the outer surface of the ridge runs along the gable board and its upper surface is aligned with the top surface of the gable board. Roofing with tiles for the section,
A wing structure on a tiled roof is constructed by placing and fixing a wing material made of metal plates etc. to cover these ridges and the upper part of the gable board.