KR20230000796U - Metal Shingle - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a metal shingle, which includes a rectangular plate-shaped body, a front coupling portion protruding from at least one corner of the body and bent in the front direction, and a protrusion formed at at least one corner opposite to the front coupling portion of the body Provided is a metal shingle including a first bracket part 131 and a second bracket part 132 for organic connection between a rear binding part bent in the rear direction and one metal shingle and another metal shingle overlapping it. According to the present invention, since the metal shingles are connected so as to overlap each other so that rainwater does not flow into the rear side of the metal shingles and flows sequentially down the front side of the metal shingles, corrosion of the metal shingles due to water accumulation can be prevented in advance. Accordingly, it is possible to prevent the inflow of rainwater into the interior or interior materials of the building, thereby preventing the shortening of the life span of the building or the occurrence of defects in advance, so it is excellent in terms of maintenance and management. In addition, since it can be easily assembled and transformed in the field in response to various shapes of installation surfaces, the construction time can be drastically reduced, and since mass production and storage are easy, the construction cost can be drastically reduced.

Description

Metal Shingle

The present invention relates to a metal shingle. More specifically, it relates to a metal shingle that is prefabricated and installed on a roof or wall and can reduce construction time in response to various construction sites.

In today's building construction, a method of prefabricating a prefabricated structure capable of responding to various installation surfaces and constructing it on site is used to reduce construction time and lower construction cost.

As a prefabricated structure used in construction, in the case of roof or wall finishing materials, so-called sandwich panels manufactured by attaching plates to the front and back of the insulation material, roof or wall panels are manufactured and supplied by arranging and connecting plates, It is widely used in the production of temporary buildings, warehouses, factories, or general buildings.

Referring to Prior Document 1 below, as an example of a metal roof finishing material according to the prior art, a surface substrate in which a metal plate is formed in a box shape, and a plurality of metal roof finishing materials are arranged on the lower part of the roof while facing each other on the sides of the surface substrate. A roof joint structure of a house is disclosed.

Prior Document 1: Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2003-74147

As described above, when the surface substrate of a conventional roof or wall surface of a building finishing material is provided in a box shape, when the side surfaces of the surface substrate having a certain thickness are directly butted, a corresponding amount of It is intended to effectively solve problems such as the accumulation of moisture such as rainwater and, thereby, corrosion of the metal roof/wall finishing material and the underside of the roof.

In addition, the present invention is to provide a metal shingle, which is a building finishing material for a roof or wall, with excellent assembly and responsiveness at a construction site so that it can be quickly installed on various installation surfaces.

According to one aspect of the present invention, the rectangular plate-shaped body portion 100; a front coupling portion protruding from at least one corner of the body portion 100 and bent in the front direction; and a rear binding part protruding from at least one corner opposite to the front binding part of the body 100 and bent in a rear direction.

The front fastening part includes a first front fastening part 111 formed on the upper edge of the body part 100 and a second front fastening part 112 formed on the left or right edge of the body part 100, The rear coupling portion may include a first rear coupling portion 121 formed at a lower edge of the body portion 100 and a second rear coupling portion 122 formed at a left or right corner of the body portion 100. .

Each vertex of the body portion 100 may be chamfered (c) at an angle of 45 degrees, and the front fastening part and the rear fastening part may also be chamfered (c) processed to correspond thereto.

The body part may further include a piece-shaped first bracket part 131 protruding from a vertex of an upper right corner.

Among the corners of the body part where the front fastening part is formed, the front fastening part is formed as much as a predetermined area, and the area excluding the predetermined area may be the second bracket part 132 .

The body part includes a piece-shaped first bracket part 131 protruding from the top vertex of the right side, and the first front fastening part is formed on the right side as much as a predetermined area, and the left area excluding the predetermined area is It is a second bracket part 132, and when a plurality of metal shingles are coupled to each other, the first bracket part 131 of one metal shingle and the second bracket part 132 of another metal shingle may overlap each other there is.

The first bracket part 131 or the second bracket part 132 may be perforated.

An adhesive may be formed on the rear surface of the first bracket part 131 or the second bracket part 132 .

According to the present invention, metal shingles, which are architectural finishing materials for roofs or walls, are connected so that they overlap each other, so that rainwater does not flow into the rear of the metal shingles and flows down sequentially along the front direction, thereby preventing corrosion of the metal shingles due to water accumulation. can be prevented in advance. Accordingly, it is possible to prevent the inflow of rainwater into the interior or interior materials of the building, thereby preventing the shortening of the life span of the building or the occurrence of defects in advance, so it is excellent in terms of maintenance and management.

In addition, since the metal shingle of the present invention can be easily assembled and transformed in the field in response to various shapes of installation surfaces such as roofs and walls, the construction time can be drastically reduced, and mass production and storage are easy, so the construction unit cost is reduced. can be drastically reduced.

In addition, the metal shingle, which is an architectural finishing material for a roof or wall surface according to the present invention, can express a more diverse and aesthetic appearance through three-dimensional surface treatment.

1 is a view showing an unfolded metal shingle according to an embodiment of the present invention.
2 is a perspective view of a front direction of a metal shingle according to an embodiment of the present invention.
Figure 3 is a perspective view of the rear direction of the metal shingle according to an embodiment of the present invention.
4 and 5 are cross-sectional views showing a cut surface of a metal shingle according to an embodiment of the present invention.
6 is a view showing a construction sequence of a metal shingle according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Hereinafter, with reference to the accompanying drawings, embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail so that those skilled in the art can easily practice the present invention. However, the present invention can be implemented in many different forms and is not limited to the embodiments disclosed below. In addition, in order to clearly disclose the present invention in the drawings, parts irrelevant to the present invention are omitted, and the same or similar numerals in the drawings indicate the same or similar components.

The purpose and effect of the present invention can be naturally understood or more clearly understood by the following description, and the purpose and effect of the present invention are not limited only by the following description.

Objects, features and advantages of the present invention will become more apparent through the detailed description that follows. In addition, in describing the present invention, if it is determined that the detailed description of the known technology related to the present invention may unnecessarily obscure the subject matter of the present invention, the detailed description will be omitted. Hereinafter, embodiments according to the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

The metal shingle (s) according to an embodiment of the present invention is a plate-shaped body portion 100, front binding portions 111 and 112 formed at the corners of the body portion 100, and at the corners of the body portion 100 It includes rear coupling parts 121 and 122 formed. Meanwhile, the metal shingle according to an embodiment of the present invention may have a metal material, for example, aluminum (Al), zinc (Zn), iron (Fe), or a combination thereof. On the other hand, the metal shingle is a finishing material for construction, and may be classified as a roof finishing material or a wall finishing material according to the installation surface.

Hereinafter, it will be described in detail with reference to each drawing.

Referring to FIGS. 1 to 3 , the body portion 100 may be provided in a plate shape. The metal shingle of the present invention, which is a finishing material for construction, may have a plate-shaped configuration that is prefabricated for ease of installation when installed as a finishing material on a roof or wall surface. Therefore, the body portion 100 may be partially or entirely implemented in various shapes such as square, polygonal, circle, or arc, but in detail, it is provided in a rectangular plate shape, and more specifically, it has a long length in the horizontal direction. It may be provided in a rectangular plate shape having.

As an example, in the case of the metal shingle according to the present invention, it is important to prevent foreign matter such as rain or snow from penetrating into the interior finishing material of the roofing material or the interior of the building. The body portion 100 is positioned so that the rear surface is in contact with the installation surface and the front surface is exposed to the outside. At this time, the body portion 100 of the present invention is partially overlapped with each other to prevent foreign substances such as rain or snow from permeating into the inside. Meanwhile, a water collection pattern or the like may be formed on the front surface of the body portion 100 so that rain or snow can easily move downward along the slope of the roof.

Referring to FIGS. 2 to 5 , as described above, the body portion 100 may be provided with front fastening parts 111 and 112 and rear fastening parts 121 and 122 so that they may partially overlap each other. In detail, the front fastening part and the rear fastening part allow the body parts 100 to be partially overlapped with each other so that the body parts 100 can be bound to each other, and at the same time, when the body parts 100 are overlapped with each other, gaps where rainwater is overlapped. Make sure it doesn't get in between.

In the case of the front fastening parts 111 and 112, they protrude from at least one corner of the body part 100. In the case of the front coupling portion, it is formed to be bent or bent in the front direction with respect to the body portion 100 .

In addition, in the case of the rear coupling parts 121 and 122, they protrude from at least one corner of the body part 100. In the case of the rear binding portion, it is formed to be bent or bent in the rear direction with respect to the body portion 100 . At this time, in the case of the rear binding part, it is formed at a corner opposite or opposite to the corner where the front binding part is located for coupling with the front binding part.

That is, when the front binding part is formed at the right corner with respect to the front of the body 100 and is bent in the front direction, the rear binding part is formed at the left corner with respect to the front of the body 100 and is bent in the rear direction. should be formed

At this time, in order to combine a plurality of body parts 100 so that they are overlapped with each other, the rear surface of one body part 100 is placed in contact with the installation surface, and then the other body part 100 is overlapped thereon. After positioning and moving to the right, the front binding part bent in the front direction of the fixed body part 100 and the rear binding part bent in the rear direction of the body part 100 installed later are combined with each other, so that between the body parts 100 Assemble. In this case, the two body parts 100 are overlapped with each other, but since the front binding part and the rear binding part are bound to each other and overlapped, the front binding part has The body portion 100 installed later by the space is overlapped.

As another example, when the front binding part is formed at the upper corner with respect to the front surface of the body 100 and is bent in the front direction, the rear binding part is formed at the lower corner with respect to the front surface of the body 100 and bent in the rear direction. should be formed as possible.

At this time, in order to combine a plurality of body parts 100 so that they are overlapped with each other, the rear surface of one body part 100 is placed in contact with the installation surface, and then the other body part 100 is overlapped thereon. After positioning and moving upward, the front binding part bent in the front direction of the fixed body part 100 and the rear binding part bent in the rear direction of the body part 100 installed later are combined with each other, thereby connecting the body part 100 with each other. Assemble. In this case, the two body parts 100 are overlapped with each other, but since the front binding part and the rear binding part are bound to each other and overlapped, the front binding part has The body portion 100 installed later by the space is overlapped.

On the other hand, the body portion 100 may be chamfered (c) so that the front coupling portion and the rear coupling portion do not interfere with each other when bent in the front and rear directions, or in consideration of the position of the first bracket portion 131 to be described later. can In detail, each vertex of the body portion 100 may be chamfered (c). More specifically, each vertex of the body portion 100 may be chamfered (c) at an angle of 45 degrees. At this time, together with the body portion 100, the front coupling portion and the rear coupling portion may also be chamfered (c). Specifically, when each vertex of the body portion 100 is chamfered (c), the front fastening part and the rear fastening part are chamfered (c) together in an unbent state and then subjected to a bending process to be chamfered to correspond together ( c) can be processed.

To describe in more detail the front coupling portion and the rear coupling portion, the metal shingle (s) includes a pair of front coupling portions and a pair of rear coupling portions.

The front coupling part includes a first front coupling portion 111 and a second front coupling portion 112, and the rear coupling portion includes a first rear coupling portion 121 and a second rear coupling portion 122.

It is a natural premise that the front fastening part and the rear fastening part should be located opposite to each other as described above.

In the case of the first front fastening part 111, it is formed at the upper edge of the body part 100. In the case of the second front fastening part 112, it is formed on the left or right edge of the body part 100. As an example, it will be described based on being formed at the right corner, but it may be located in either the left or right direction, and it is sufficient as long as it is formed at the corner position opposite to the second rear coupling part 122 to be described later. In the case of the first front fastening part 111, it is formed at the upper edge of the body part 100. In detail, in the case of the first front fastening part 111, it is formed at the upper edge of the body part 100 and is bent or bent in the front direction. In addition, in the case of the second front fastening part 112, it is formed on the left or right edge of the body part 100. In detail, in the case of the second front fastening part 112, it is formed on the left or right edge of the body part 100 and is bent or bent in the front direction. Preferably, in the case of the second front fastening part 112, it may be formed at the right edge of the body part 100.

In the case of the first rear coupling part 121, it is formed at the lower edge of the body part 100. In the case of the second rear coupling part 122, it is formed on the left or right edge of the body part 100. At this time, in the case of the second rear binding portion 122, it should be formed at a corner opposite to the second front binding portion 112. As an example, it will be described based on being formed at the left corner, but it may be located in either the left or right direction, and it is sufficient as long as it is formed at the corner position opposite to the above-described second front binding part 112. In the case of the first rear coupling part 121, it is formed at the lower edge of the body part 100. In detail, in the case of the first rear binding portion 121, it is formed at the lower edge of the body portion 100 to be bent or bent in the rear direction. In addition, the second rear coupling part 122 is formed on the left or right edge of the body part 100 . In detail, in the case of the second rear coupling part 122, it is formed at the left or right edge of the body part 100 to be bent or bent in the rear direction. Preferably, in the case of the second rear coupling part 122, it may be formed at the left corner of the body part 100. On the other hand, in the case of the second bracket portion 132, it is most preferable to be formed at the leftward end of the first front fastening portion 111.

In the case of the above configuration, the first front binding part 111 of the body part 100, which is installed first, and the first rear binding part 121 of the body part 100, which is installed later, are bound to each other and overlapped and combined, first The installed second front coupling portion 112 of the body portion 100 and the second rear coupling portion 122 of the body portion 100 installed later are coupled to each other and overlapped.

The second bracket portion 132 may be formed at an upper edge of the body portion where the first front fastening portion is formed. As described above, the first front fastening part is formed as much as a predetermined area, and the second bracket part 132 is formed in the remaining area except for the predetermined area. The second bracket unit 132 will be described later in detail.

The bracket part is a component for fixing the metal shingle (s) to an installation surface such as a roof or a wall surface, and is provided at one corner of the body part 100 . The bracket part may include a first bracket part 131 formed in the direction of the vertex of the body part and a second bracket part 132 formed in a part of the front fastening part of the body part. Either the first bracket part 131 or the second bracket part 132 may be used, but the effect can be maximized by being used together.

The first bracket part 131 may be formed in a piece shape protruding from the upper right corner of the body part 100 . In detail, the first bracket portion 131 may be provided in a plate shape, and may be formed at an upper right corner of the body portion 100 . At this time, when each vertex of the body portion 100 is chamfered (c), it may protrude on the chamfered (c) surface of the upper right corner.

The second bracket portion 132 may be formed at some of the corners where the front fastening portion is formed. More specifically, the front coupling portion formed at one corner of the body portion is formed as much as a predetermined area, and the second bracket portion 132 protrudes from an area other than the predetermined area. At this time, the front binding portion is bent in the front direction as described above, but the second bracket portion 132 is provided so as not to be bent. In addition, the second bracket portion 132 may be provided in a rectangular plate shape, unlike the body portion that is chamfered (c). In addition, the front coupling portion and the second bracket portion 132 are partitioned and protruding from one corner of the body portion, and the front coupling portion is provided to be bent in the front direction. The second bracket part 132 may be formed in the left direction of the first front fastening part. In detail, the first front fastening part is located on the upper side of the body part 100, is formed in the right direction as much as a predetermined area, and the second bracket part 132 is formed in the left area except for the predetermined area. can do. That is, when a plurality of metal shingles of the present invention are provided, when the plurality of metal shingles are combined and assembled, the first bracket portion 131 formed on one metal shingle and the second bracket portion 132 formed on the other metal shingle are formed at positions overlapping each other.

On the other hand, the first bracket part 131 and the second bracket part 132 are configured to be connected to the installation surface through an attachment means such as a nail or a screw, and the first bracket part 131 and the second bracket part (132) may be provided with a bonding means so that it can be attached to an installation surface such as a roof or wall. In detail, at least one perforated hole (h) may be formed in the first bracket part 131 and the second bracket part 132, or an adhesive 133 may be formed on the rear surface. When the adhesive 133 is formed alone, the construction time can be shortened by omitting nails or screws, and when formed together with the perforation (h), the nail or screw can be temporarily fixed before perforation (h). The construction period can be shortened.

Referring to FIG. 6, a roof construction method using a metal shingle (s) according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described. First, in order to explain the assembly sequence of the metal shingle (s), the first metal shingle (s) is sequentially described in order of the nth metal shingle (s`, s``, s````, s````) It is assumed that each metal shingle (s) has the same configuration.

When the first front fastening part 111 of the metal shingle (s) is located on the upper side, it is preferable to perform the construction from the lower direction, which is the direction of the lower slope of the roof on which the slope is formed. In addition, based on the second front fastening part 112 located at the right edge of the body part 100, it is preferable to construct the metal shingle (s) from the left side of the roof surface.

That is, in the above case, the first metal shingle (s``) is installed on the roof surface from the left side of the lower slope, and the second metal shingle (s```) is installed on the right side of the first metal shingle (s``). bind up That is, the second rear binding part 122 of the second metal shingle (s```) is bound to the second front binding part 112 of the first metal shingle (s``) and assembled. Thereafter, the nth metal shingles (s````) are sequentially assembled and installed along the same row from left to right.

In addition, the first metal shingles (s``) may be installed first, and then the nth metal shingles (s````) may be sequentially assembled and installed from the bottom to the top in an upward direction.

That is, the metal shingles (s) may be installed from left to right or sequentially from bottom to top, and may be installed sequentially in parallel, alternating once from left to right and once from bottom to top.

When the metal shingle (s) is installed on all of the roof surfaces as described above, the second metal shingle (s```) is superimposed on the first metal shingle (s```) installed in advance because it is installed from the bottom to the top. It has a losing shape. Therefore, when rainwater flows from the top of the roof surface, the rainwater flows along the front direction of the body portion 100 of the nth metal shingle (s````) and sequentially flows in the direction of the first metal shingle (s````) Therefore, it is possible to prevent rainwater from permeating into the interior material of the roof or the inside of the building in the direction of the rear side of the metal shingle (s). In addition, when the roof surface or wall surface is finished through the metal shingle (s), a predetermined pattern is formed, so the aesthetic effect of the building can be enhanced. This makes it possible to reduce construction period and cost. Meanwhile, the formed pattern may be a water collection pattern or a predetermined pattern designed in advance so that rainwater or the like can easily flow down.

Preferred embodiments of the present invention described above have been disclosed for illustrative purposes, and those skilled in the art with ordinary knowledge of the present invention will be able to make various modifications, changes and additions within the spirit and scope of the present invention, and such modifications, changes and additions will be considered to fall within the scope of the above claims.

In addition, those skilled in the art to which the present invention pertains can make various substitutions, modifications, and changes within the scope of the technical idea of the present invention, so the present invention It is not limited by drawings.

s: metal shingle
100: body part
111: first front binding part 112: second front binding part
121: first rear binding part 122: second rear binding part
131: first bracket part 132: second bracket part
133: adhesive h: perforation
c: chamfer

Claims (8)

A body portion 100 having a rectangular plate shape;
a front coupling portion protruding from at least one corner of the body portion 100 and bent in the front direction; and
The metal shingle, characterized in that it comprises a; rear binding part protruded from at least one corner opposite to the front binding part of the body part 100 and bent in the rear direction.
According to claim 1,
The front fastening part includes a first front fastening part 111 formed on the upper edge of the body part 100 and a second front fastening part 112 formed on the left or right edge of the body part 100,
The rear fastening part includes a first rear fastening part 121 formed on the lower edge of the body part 100 and a second rear fastening part 122 formed on the left or right edge of the body part 100. Featuring metal shingles.
According to claim 1,
Each vertex of the body portion 100 is chamfered (c) at an angle of 45 degrees,
The metal shingle, characterized in that the front fastening part and the rear fastening part are also chamfered (c) to correspond thereto.
According to claim 1,
The metal shingle, characterized in that the body further comprises a piece-shaped first bracket portion 131 protruding from the upper right corner.
According to claim 1,
The metal shingle, characterized in that, of one corner of the body part where the front fastening part is formed, the front fastening part is formed as much as a predetermined area, and an area excluding the predetermined area is the second bracket part 132.
According to claim 2,
The body part includes a piece-shaped first bracket part 131 protruding from the vertex of the upper right corner,
The first front fastening part is formed on the right side as much as a predetermined area, and the left area excluding the predetermined area is the second bracket part 132,
When a plurality of metal shingles are coupled to each other, the first bracket portion 131 of one metal shingle and the second bracket portion 132 of another metal shingle overlap each other.
According to any one of claims 4 to 6,
The metal shingle, characterized in that the first bracket portion 131 or the second bracket portion 132 is formed with a perforated hole.
According to any one of claims 4 to 6,
The metal shingle, characterized in that the rear surface of the first bracket part 131 or the second bracket part 132 is formed with an adhesive.

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