JPS638940Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the invention] This invention is based on a horizontal roof that is roofed in a stepped manner.
The present invention relates to a three-dimensional sign or decorative structure in which three-dimensional characters, patterns, or other signs or decorations are formed using sign elements whose attachment units are individual roof panels.

In buildings with large roofs, such as factories and gymnasiums, letters and figures are displayed on the surface of the roof for purposes such as advertising and identification. Conventionally, these letters and figures have only been painted with paint or other paint. For this reason, although it was easy to draw, it did not give off a sense of luxury, and it required periodic redrawing work.

This invention was created as a result of reconsidering roofs as a higher-grade advertising medium or image material, moving away from the idea of flat depictions using paint. By preparing a sign element whose attachment unit is a single roof plate, which has an attachment part to the vertical wall of the roof, and a ridge part rising upward from the surface of the roof plate, and by combining a plurality of these sign elements, a three-dimensional structure can be placed on the roof. It is characterized in that it forms a sign or decoration.

The invention will now be described with reference to the illustrated embodiments. The horizontal roof that is the subject of the present invention is a long horizontal roof that has an inwardly bent part 11 with a substantially U-shaped cross section at the tip and an outwardly bent part 12 at the rear end, as shown in Fig. 1. The roof shingle 10 is used, and the inwardly bent portion 11 of the upper roof shingle 10 is placed over the outwardly bent portion 12 of the lower roof shingle 10, and the two are interlocked and roofed horizontally. 11 has a vertical wall 13, so it has a step-like shape in the vertical direction. roof board 1
0 is laterally connected by a suitable connecting material and extended to the required length.

The sign element 20 is attached to one roof plate 10 of the horizontal roof as a mounting unit, and is made of a semi-cylindrical material, the entirety of which has a ridge 21 that protrudes upward from the surface of the roof plate 10. It consists of This semi-cylindrical sign element 20 has notched surfaces 22 that follow the shape of the roof sheet on both sides that come into contact with the roof sheet 10, so that it comes into close contact with the roof sheet. The vertical wall 1 of the roof board 10 is located at the lower end.
The mounting tongue piece 23 for 3 is bent.
In the illustrated example, the mounting tongue 23 and the ridge 21 are perpendicular to each other, but it goes without saying that the ridge 21 can be sloped or arcuate as appropriate, and these can be combined to create various shapes. Characters, figures, patterns, etc. can be formed. Further, below the label element 20 attachment tongue piece 23, there is a covering part 24 that is attached to the upper end of the lower label element 20.

To form a sign using the above-mentioned sign elements 20, one sign element 20 is placed on each roof plate in order from the lower roof plate 10, and the mounting tongue piece 23 is fixed to the vertical wall 13 with nail screws, rivets, etc. I will do it. At this time, by covering the vertical wall of the lower marking element 20 with the covering part 24 of the upper marking element 20, the lower part of each marking element 20 can be fixed with the mounting tongue piece 23 and the upper part with the covering part 24. can. As described above, the marking element 20 can have a straight ridge 21, an inclined part, or a curved part, as appropriate. Therefore, during the installation work, these can be combined to form the necessary mark. This means that it can be formed. Moreover, it may be used simply as a decoration without using it as a special mark.

The marking element can be of various shapes as long as it has a mounting part and a ridge part for the vertical wall of the horizontal roof. Figures 2 and 3 show other marking elements 3.
0, a ridge 32 with a chevron-shaped cross section is formed in the center of the plate 31, and its upper end is an insertion edge 33 into the interlocking part of the upper and lower roof panels, and its tip is bent inward. It is bent into a substantially U-shape, and the vertically bent wall serves as a mounting wall 34 for the vertical wall 13 of the roof board 10. Also, this plate body 31 is the roof plate 10
The roof board 10 is bent in the same manner as the top surface shape of the roof board 10 so as to be in close contact with the roof board 10.

Like the ridges 21 of the marker element 20 described above, the ridges 32 of this marker element 30 can be appropriately sloped or arcuate. Therefore, while inserting the insertion edge 33 into the gap between the roof panels, the mounting wall 3
4 can be fixed to the vertical wall 13 of the roof panel to form a sign or decoration in the same way as in the previous embodiment.

In summary, the present invention combines a plurality of sign elements each having an attachment part to the vertical wall of a horizontal roof that is roofed in a step-like manner, and a ridge part that rises upward from the roof shingles to attach an appropriate sign or decoration to the roof. Since it can be formed on a board, it is possible to obtain a sign or decoration that is rich in variety, gives a high-class impression, attracts attention, and does not require much maintenance compared to conventional paint signs. be able to.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The figures show embodiments of the three-dimensional sign or decorative structure according to the present invention. Figs. 1 and 2 are perspective views of main parts showing other embodiments, and Fig. 3 is a line taken along the - line in Fig. 2. FIG. 10...Roof plate, 11...Inward bending part, 12...
...Outward bent portion, 13... Vertical wall, 20, 30... Sign element, 21, 32... Ridge portion, 22... Notch surface, 23... Mounting tongue piece, 24... Cover portion, 31... …
Plate body, 33...insertion edge, 34...mounting wall.

Claims (1)

[Claims for Utility Model Registration] (1) Using a large number of roof panels having an inwardly bent portion with a substantially U-shaped cross section at the lower end and an outwardly bent portion at the upper end, the outwardly bent portion of the lower roof board and In a horizontally-roofed roof in which the inwardly bent portion of the upper roof sheet is engaged with the upper roof sheet to form a step-like shape in the vertical direction, the ridge protrudes upward from the surface of the roof sheet, and the above-mentioned cross section of the roof sheet is omitted. A sign element having a U-shaped inwardly bent part and an attachment part to the vertical wall is provided, and a plurality of these sign elements are combined to form letters, patterns, etc. on the horizontal roof. A three-dimensional sign or decorative structure on a horizontal roof that is characterized by forming a sign or decoration. (2) The sign element is formed from a semi-cylindrical material, the entire part of which is a ridge, and this semi-cylindrical material has a notch on both sides that follows the shape of the roof shingle and is attached to the vertical wall of the roof shingle. The three-dimensional sign on a horizontal roof as claimed in claim 1 of the utility model registration claim, which has a covering part attached to the upper end of the lower half-cylindrical sign material at its lower end. or decorative structures. (3) A roof in which the sign element consists of a plate with a ridge in the center, the upper end of this plate forms an insertion edge into the interlocking part of the upper and lower roof plates, and the lower end is bent downward. A three-dimensional sign or decorative structure on a horizontally-thatched roof according to claim 1 or 2, wherein a mounting portion of the plate to the vertical wall is formed.