JPS626176Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Technical Field] The present invention relates to a shingle ornament installed at the gable end of a roof.

[Background Art] Traditionally, a kerchief has been attached to the gable end of the roof of a building to improve the beauty of the building and to prevent rainwater from entering the building from the gable end. In the case of this type of keraba accessories, as shown in FIG. It is formed by a folded piece 7 which is folded back twice, and a water stop piece 11 which is hung vertically from the tip of the folded piece 7 through a gap 10 along the vertical piece 8 of the insertion recess 2. The object is attached to the roof by placing the object at the gable end of the building and inserting the end of the tile 1 into the insertion recess 2. In order to install a large number of kerala ornaments in succession without any gaps, one end of the folded piece 7 and the water-stopping piece 11 of the kerabaru ornaments in the direction of the eaves, as shown in FIG. The folded protrusion 5 and the water stop protrusion 9 are made to protrude from the folded protrusion 5 and the water stop protrusion 9.
It was attached by inserting it into the gaps 6 and 10 of other keraba accessories. By the way, due to manufacturing errors, this keraba accessory has a top piece 3 and a vertical piece 8 as shown in Figure 3.
The ridges of the folded protrusion 5 and the ridges 12 of the folded piece 7 and the water cutoff piece 11 contact each other, and when the folded protrusion piece 5 and the water cutoff piece 9 are inserted into the gaps 6 and 10, the protruding base of the folded protrusion piece 5 and the stopper The protruding base of the water protrusion 9 was in contact with this joint 20, and the folded protrusion 5 and water stop protrusion 9 could not be completely inserted into the gaps 6 and 10, resulting in poor roofing appearance. .

[Purpose of the invention] The present invention was devised in view of the above points, and its purpose is to ensure that the edges of the top piece and the vertical piece and the edges of the folded piece and the water stopper piece come into contact with each other. To provide a shingle accessory that can completely insert a folded projecting piece and a water-stopping projecting piece into a gap even in a case where the roof is finished and has a good appearance.

[Disclosure of the invention] The karaba accessories of the invention are formed by bending a sheet metal to form an insertion recess 2 having a U-shaped cross section into which the end of the tile 1 is inserted, and also to insert the tile in the upper piece 3 of the insertion recess 2. From the tip of the first side, the upper piece 3 and the folded protrusion 5 are folded back through the insertion gap 6 to form a folded piece 7, and from the tip of the folded piece 7, the vertical piece 8 of the insertion recess 2 and the water stop protrusion 9 are inserted. Gap 1
A water stop piece 11 is extended through the water stop piece 0, and one end of the folded piece 7 and the water stop piece 11 in the eave ridge direction is opened at the other end of the other karaba accessory in the eave ridge direction. A folding protrusion 5 and a water-stopping protrusion 9 to be inserted into the gap 6 for inserting the folding protrusion 5 and the gap 10 for inserting the water-stopping protrusion 9 are provided to protrude toward the eave ridge, and the folding protrusion 5 and the stopper A notch recess 13 is formed in the ridge 12 of the folded piece 7 and the water stop piece 11 between the water protruding piece 9, and by adopting such a configuration, the present invention described above can be achieved. It was possible to achieve the purpose of

The present invention will be explained in detail below with reference to Examples. The keraba yakubutsu is mainly formed by bending sheet metal using bender molding, and has a U-shaped cross section with the end of the tile 1 inserted approximately in the center, as shown in Figure 4. An insertion recess 2 is formed. A gap 6 is formed between the upper piece 3 and the folded piece 7 for inserting a folded protrusion 5, which will be described later. Insertion recess 2 from the outdoor end of folded piece 7
A water stopper piece 11 extends below the insertion recess 2 along the vertical piece 8, and a folded part 14 bent toward the tile 1 side is formed at the lower end. Vertical piece 8 and water stop piece 11
There is a gap 10 for inserting a water stop protrusion 9 which will be described later.
is formed. As shown in FIG. 5, at one end of the folded piece 7 and the water cutoff piece 11 in the eave ridge direction, a folded protrusion 5 and a water cutoff protrusion 9, each having a sharp center, project toward the eave ridge direction. It has been set up. The folded protruding piece 5 and the water-stopping piece 9 are formed by cutting the folded-back piece 7 and the water-stopping piece 11 along the dashed line shown in FIG. A notch recess 13 is formed in the ridge 12 of the folded piece 7 and the water cutoff piece 11 between the folded piece 5 and the water cutoff piece 9. As shown in FIG. 6, the width _l1 of the notch recess 13 from the ridgeline is preferably 1t to 10t, where t is the thickness of the sheet metal.
In addition, notches 15 and 16 are formed at the end of the folding protrusion 5 on the tile 1 side and at the lower end of the water stop protrusion 9, respectively, and the width of each of the notches 15 and 16 is 1 t~
It is preferable to set it as 5t. Lower piece 1 of the insertion recess 2
7 extends toward the tile 1 side, and an elastic piece 18 bent into a Z-shaped cross section is provided at the tip end on the tile 1 side. One end of this elastic piece 18 is also cut along the dashed line shown in FIG.

As shown in FIG.
The end of the tile 1 is inserted inside. The tile 1 is pushed upward by the elastic piece 18, and the end of the tile 1 is elastically held between the upper piece 3 and does not wobble. Further, the gable side end is covered from the outdoor side with a water stop piece 11 of a garland accessory so that rainwater does not splash onto the roof board 19 and the end of the roof tile 1. When attaching a large number of keraba ornaments to the gable side end of a building, insert the folded protrusion 5 and water stop protrusion of the other keraba ornament into the gaps 6 and 10 of one keraba ornament. This is done by inserting 9. By bender molding, the ridges of the upper piece 3 and the vertical piece 8 of the insertion recess 2 and the ridges 12 of the folded piece 7 and the water stopper piece 11 come into contact with each other, forming a shingle accessory as shown in FIG. In the case where the joint part 20 is inserted into the notch recess 13 of another keraba accessory, a large number of karaba accessories can be connected without creating gaps between each keraba accessory. It is something that can be done.

[Effect of the invention] As described above, in the present invention, a folded piece is formed by folding the upper piece of the insertion recess from the tile side tip of the upper piece through the folded protrusion insertion gap, and the tip of the folded piece A water stop piece is extended through the vertical piece of the insertion recess and the gap for inserting the water stop protrusion, and a turn piece and a water stop protrusion are installed at one end of the folded piece and the water stop piece in the direction of the eaves, respectively. Each piece was provided protruding toward the eave ridge, and a recess was formed between the folded protrusion and the water stop piece on the ridge of the folded piece and the water cutoff piece, so that the keraba accessories could be placed in the direction of the eave ridge. When connecting to the eave ridge of the other keraba, the eave ridge of the other keraba is inserted into the gap for inserting the folding protrusion and the gap for inserting the water stop protrusion at the end in the direction of the eave ridge of one keraba. Connection can be made by inserting a folded protrusion and a water-stopping piece at one end of the direction, and in this case, the edges of the vertical piece and the upper piece and the edges of the folded-back piece and the water-stopping piece are brought into contact and deformed. Even in such a case, the notched recess of the other KARABA accessory can be inserted into this joint, and as a result, both the folding protrusion and the water-stopping protrusion can be installed without being obstructed by the joint. If it can be inserted deeply to the base, the parts can be connected continuously in the direction of the eaves using the folded pieces and the water-stopping pieces, which improves the appearance of the roof.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a partially cutaway perspective view of a conventional example, Fig. 2 is a partially omitted perspective view of the same as above, Fig. 3 is a partially omitted perspective view of another conventional example, and Fig. 4 is an embodiment of the present invention. 5 is a partially omitted perspective view of the same as above, and FIG. 6 is a partially enlarged perspective view of the same as above, in which 1 is a tile, 2 is an insertion recess, 3 is an upper piece, and 5 is a folded protrusion. , 6 is the gap, 7
8 is a folded piece, 8 is a vertical piece, 9 is a water-stopping piece, 10 is a gap, 11 is a water-stopping piece, 12 is a ridge between the folded piece and the water-stopping piece, and 13 is a notch recess.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] The sheet metal is bent to form an insertion recess with a U-shaped cross section into which the end of the tile is inserted, and the upper part of the insertion recess is folded back through the gap for inserting the folding protrusion above the tip on the tile side. Form a piece, and extend the water stop piece from the tip of the folded piece through the vertical piece of the insertion recess and the gap for inserting the water stop protrusion, and one end of the folded piece and the water stop piece in the eave ridge direction. A fold-back protrusion and a water-stop protrusion to be inserted into the gap for inserting the fold-back protrusion and the gap for inserting the water-stop protrusion opened at the other end in the direction of the eaves of other keraba accessories, respectively. A garland accessory that protrudes in the direction of the eave ridge and has a notched recess formed in the ridge of the folded protrusion and the water cutoff piece between the folded protrusion and the water cutoff piece.