JPS6322259Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to an eave tile corner cap made of vinyl chloride coated steel plate, thin iron plate, copper plate, etc.

Conventional eaves tile corners do not require the use of corner caps and are simply made of thin flat tiles. As shown in Figure 1, a starter taro and a main tile are placed on top of a roofing board and placed over a drainage iron plate with an inverted L-shaped longitudinal section. It was common practice to polymerize two sheets and install them. However, with such eaves eaves structures, rainwater may enter from the corners, causing the roof boards to rot, and the appearance is simple, giving the eaves a sense of solidity.
In addition, at the eaves of a hipped roof, the contact joints between the tiles were conspicuous and the appearance was poor.

This idea was created in view of the above circumstances.
The purpose is to provide an eaves tile corner cap that improves the rain protection of the eaves corners, is easy to construct, and has a good appearance.

Hereinafter, an embodiment of the present invention will be explained based on FIG. 2.

A is a plate body 1 made of a vinyl chloride-coated steel plate, a copper plate, an oxidized copper plate, etc. bent in a substantially L-shaped cross section, and the lower side of the plate 1 is bent inward into a substantially U-shape to form an eave tile insertion part 2. A nail formed by bending the upper side inward to form the eaves tile covering part 3, and horizontally extending a plate-like material such as a metal plate inward from the lower surface of the eaves tile covering part 3. This is an eave tile corner cap provided with a striking part 4. At this time, a decorative uneven pattern may be formed on the surface of the eave tile corner cap A. In addition, a tapered part 5 is provided at the orthogonal part of this eave tile corner cap A, so that the angle θ is an angle (usually 60 to 70) that matches the roof slope (2.5 to 5 inch slope).
degree) and is formed downward.

Figure 3 shows the above-mentioned eave tile corner cap A applied to a hipped roof and will be described below.

The construction is carried out so that each corner end face 7a, 7b of a cement-based eave tile 6 having a substantially inverted L-shaped longitudinal section is brought into contact with the eaves of a hipped roof. At this time, the eaves tile 6 is inserted into the eaves tile insertion part 2 of the eaves tile corner cap A.
The corner end surfaces 7a and 7b of the eaves tiles 6 are inserted into each other while the hanging pieces are inserted. After inserting the eaves tile 6 into this eaves tile corner cap A,
The eaves tile covering part 3 covers the eaves tile 6, and the nailing part 4 extending horizontally from the lower surface of the eaves tile covering part 3 inwardly extends the plate-like material to the ridge sill 8. Secure with nail 9. Finally, cover and secure the roof tiles (not shown) along the ridgeline of the eaves.

Therefore, since the eaves corner is covered with the eaves tile corner cap of the present invention, rainwater will not enter from the eaves corner. For this reason, the ridgepole and roof boards will not rot. Furthermore, even if the cut dimensions of the eaves tile corner portions are rough, they can be covered with the eaves tile corner caps, so construction can be easily carried out without requiring a high degree of skill. In addition, the hanging piece of the eaves tile can be inserted into the eaves tile insertion part, and the nailing part, which extends horizontally from the bottom of the eave tile covering part, is attached to the ridge. It is easy to install because it can be fixed simply by nailing. In addition, there is a nailing part with a board extending horizontally from the underside of the eaves tile covering, so there is no need to drive nails directly into the eaves tile covering, and there is no need to worry about rain leaking. Moreover, the stability during construction is also good.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figure 1 is a vertical cross-sectional view of the main part showing the conventional eave area.
FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing an eaves tile corner cap according to an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 3 is a perspective view of essential parts showing the state in which the eaves tile corner cap of the present invention is used. A...Eave tile corner cap, 1...Plate body,
2...Eave tile fitting part, 3...Eave tile covering part, 4...
...Nailing part, 5...Tapered part, 6...Eave tile, 7
a, 7b... corner end face, 8... ridge top, 9...
nail.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] The lower side of the board bent in a substantially L-shape in cross section is bent inward into a substantially U-shape to form an eaves tile insertion part into which a hanging piece of an eaves tile having a substantially inverted L-shape in vertical section is inserted. At the same time, the upper side is bent inward to form an eaves tile covering part, and a nailing part is provided in which a plate-like material extends horizontally from the lower surface of the eaves tile covering part. Tile corner cap.