TWI579442B - Metal roofing tile assembly - Google Patents

Description

Metal roof tile set

The present invention relates to a roof tile, and more particularly to a metal roof tile group utilizing a metal tile and a metal can.

Since ancient times, temples have mostly used roof tiles as roofs, and ordinary folk houses in Chinese or Oriental style also use roof tiles as roofs. However, because the materials of traditional roofing tiles are too cumbersome, the pressure exerted by the long-term and tiring months often causes damage to the roof structure and even damages the building itself. Therefore, many temples have gradually been replaced by flat tiles and cylinders. Metal tile made up.

However, there are still some shortcomings in the prior art that need to be improved. For example, the combination of conventional metal bushes and flat tiles often has the problem of water leakage, so a waterproof layer must be provided between the combination of the tile and the flat tile and the roof structure. In addition, the combination of the tile and the flat tile is quite complicated in assembly and assembly, resulting in time and labor costs.

As described above, the inventors of the present invention have designed a metal roof tile group through years of painstaking research to improve the lack of the prior art, thereby enhancing the industrial use and utilization.

In view of the above-mentioned problems of the prior art, it is an object of the present invention to provide a metal roof tile set to solve the above-mentioned problems to be improved by the prior art.

In accordance with the purpose of the present invention, a metal roofing tile assembly is provided that includes a plurality of metal panels, a first bracket, and a metal can. Each of the metal slabs has a U-shaped structure when viewed from the end, and a first combined portion is provided at an edge of both sides of each of the metal slabs. The first bracket is an inverted U-shaped structure, a second combination portion is respectively disposed on two sides of the first bracket, and the second combination portion corresponds to the first combination portion, and a third combination portion is disposed on a top portion of the first bracket; When the metal slabs are arranged side by side, the first bracket is located between a plurality of metal slabs. The metal tube is an inverted U-shaped structure, and a top portion of one end of the metal tube is provided with a fourth combination portion; when a plurality of metal sheets are arranged side by side, the metal tube is disposed on the side of each side of the metal sheet and the first bracket. Wherein, the first combination portion and the second combination portion are combined by the fixing member, and the third combination portion and the fourth combination portion are combined to fix the plurality of metal slabs, the first bracket and the metal tube to the metal roof tile group.

Preferably, the other end of each of the metal shingles has a first end and one end of each of the metal shingles has a second end; the first end has a first overlapping edge, and the second end has a opposite end One of the lap joints has a second lap joint; wherein the plurality of metal slabs are overlapped in the end direction, and the first lap joint is overlapped with the second lap joint.

In the above, the second overlapping edge may be a folded edge that is bent upward, and the second overlapping edge is connected to the two inner side walls of the metal tile.

Preferably, the third combination portion may include a plug, and the fourth assembly portion may be a hole-like structure, and the plug is inserted into the hole-like structure to join the third combination portion and the fourth combination portion.

Preferably, the third combination portion and the fourth combined portion may be circular holes, and the third assembly portion and the fourth combination portion are coupled by the fixing member through the third assembly portion and the fourth combination portion.

Preferably, the first combination portion may comprise an elongated strip.

Preferably, the second combination portion may comprise an elongated strip.

Preferably, the second bracket is an inverted U-shaped structure, the hook member is a circular cover structure, and the hook member is located at the other end of the metal tubular tile, and is sleeved. In the second bracket.

Preferably, each of the two sides of the second bracket has a fifth combination portion, the top of the second bracket has a sixth combination portion, and the top portion of the hook member has a seventh combination portion, wherein the first component is fixed by the fixing member One combination portion is combined with the fifth combination portion, and the sixth combination portion is combined with the seventh combination portion.

Preferably, the sixth assembly portion may include a plug, and the seventh assembly portion may be a hole-like structure, and the plug member is inserted into the hole-like structure to join the sixth assembly portion and the seventh combination portion.

Preferably, the sixth combining portion and the seventh combining portion may be circular holes, and the sixth combining portion and the seventh combining portion are coupled by the fixing member through the sixth combining portion and the seventh combining portion.

Preferably, the fifth combination portion may be a long strip-shaped notch.

Preferably, the metal tile further comprises two first rail hook portions respectively disposed on the two inner side walls of the metal tile, and the metal tube further comprises two second rail hook portions respectively disposed on the inner side walls of the metal tube. During assembly, the second sliding rail hook portions of the metal cylinders respectively slide on one of the first sliding rail hook portions of the two metal slabs on both sides of the first bracket.

In summary, the metal roof tile set of the present invention can effectively reduce the number of processes by the configuration of the above-mentioned combined structure, and can reduce time and labor. In addition, by metal The arrangement of the tile, the bracket and the metal can, in particular the metal tile, has a specific overlapping edge, so as to prevent leakage.

The above and other objects, features and advantages of the present invention will become more <RTIgt;

1‧‧‧Metal roofing

10‧‧‧Metal slab

11‧‧‧First Combination Department

12‧‧‧ first lap joint

13‧‧‧second lap joint

121, 131‧‧‧ anti-folding

14‧‧‧First rail hook

20‧‧‧First bracket

21‧‧‧ Second Combination Department

22‧‧‧ Third Combination Department

30‧‧‧metal canopy

31‧‧‧ Fourth Combination Department

32‧‧‧Second rail hook

40‧‧‧second bracket

41‧‧‧ Fifth Combination Department

42‧‧‧The Sixth Combination Department

50‧‧‧Headpiece

51‧‧‧ seventh combination department

60‧‧‧ drip tiles

9‧‧‧Fixed components

Fig. 1 is a schematic view showing the explosion of the metal roof tile group of the present invention.

Fig. 2 is a schematic view showing the combination of the metal roof tile group of the present invention.

Figure 3 is a schematic view of a metal tile of a metal roof tile of the present invention.

Figure 4 is a combination of the first bracket and the metal cylinder of the metal roof tile of the present invention.

Schematic diagram of the example.

Figure 5 is a combination of the first bracket and the metal cylinder of the metal roof tile of the present invention.

A schematic of an embodiment.

Figure 6 is a second bracket, metal tube and hook head of the metal roof tile set of the present invention.

Combination diagram.

The technical features, contents, and advantages of the present invention, as well as the advantages thereof, can be understood by the present inventors, and the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. The subject matter is only for the purpose of illustration and description. It is not intended to be a true proportion and precise configuration after the implementation of the present invention. Therefore, the scope and configuration relationship of the attached drawings should not be interpreted or limited. First described.

The embodiments of the metal roofing tile according to the present invention will be described with reference to the related drawings. For ease of understanding, the same components in the following embodiments are denoted by the same reference numerals.

Please refer to Figures 1 and 2, which are schematic diagrams and combinations of explosions of the metal roof tile set of the present invention. As shown, the metal roof tile set 1 includes a plurality of metal tile tiles 10, a first bracket 20, and a metal tile 30. Each of the metal slabs 10 is substantially U-shaped when viewed from the end, and the edges of the two sides of the slab 10 may be respectively provided with the first combination portion 11. The first combination portion 11 of the edge of each side of the metal tile 10 may be a sheet extending upward at both ends, and may be provided with a notch or not provided on the sheet, or may be at both ends of the metal tile 10. A notch is directly placed on the edge of each side. The notch provided therein may preferably be a long strip-shaped notch.

In addition, the first bracket 20 may be formed by integrally bending a metal material, and may be an inverted U-shaped structure. A second combining portion 21 is disposed on each side of the first bracket 20, and a position of the second combining portion 21 corresponds to a position of the first combining portion 11. Preferably, the second combination portion 21 can be a notch and can be an elongated notch. In addition, a third combination portion 22 is disposed at the top of the first bracket 20. The metal tile 30 has an inverted U-shaped structure. The top of one end of the metal can 30 is provided with a fourth combining portion 31, and the position of the fourth combining portion 31 corresponds to the position of the third combining portion 22.

Incidentally, the first bracket 20 may be provided with reinforcing ribs to increase the overall structural strength thereof, so that the metal shingles 30 can be appropriately supported. Moreover, the first bracket 20 can be fixed to the roof by other methods such as locking or welding, so that the metal roof tile group 1 can be properly fixed to the roof.

As shown in FIG. 2, when the metal tile 10, the first bracket 20 and the metal cylinder 30 are assembled, the two metal tiles 10 are respectively located on both sides of the first bracket 20. At this time, the operator can first combine the first combining portion 11 with the second combining portion 21 by means of a fixing member 9 such as a rivet or a screw (the fixing member 9 is as shown in FIG. 4). The first combination portion 11 may have a notch or a not-notch. If the first combination portion 11 has no notch, the fixing member 9 may penetrate the wall surface of the metal tile 10 to make the first combination portion 11 and the second combination. The part 21 is combined. When the first combining portion 11 and/or the second combining portion 21 are elongated notches, the first combining portion 11 and the second combining portion 21 may partially overlap or completely overlap at this time. Therefore, it is advantageous for the operator to carry out the construction, especially for the roof of the temple having a certain curve of the roof structure, and the adjustment process such as the gap alignment can be reduced. Next, the metal tile 30 is disposed on the two metal tile 10 and the first bracket 20, that is, the metal tile 30 is disposed on the side of each of the metal tile 10 and the first bracket 20, and the third combination The portion 22 is coupled to the fourth combination portion 31 such that the metal can 30 covers the sides of the respective metal slabs 10 and the first bracket 20. That is, the metal can 30 will cover the first combined portion 11 and the second combined portion 21.

It is to be noted that a first rail hook portion 14 may be disposed on the inner side walls of the metal tile 10, which is disposed between the two first combination portions 11 in this embodiment, but is not limited thereto. . Correspondingly, the metal cylinder 30 corresponds to the first rail hook portion 14 and a second rail hook portion 32 can be disposed on both side walls thereof. Therefore, during assembly, the first rail hook portion 14 can be first slid into the second rail hook portion 32 by sliding, and the first rail hook portion 14 and the second rail hook portion 32 are hooked. The fixing is performed, and then the third combining portion 22 is combined with the fourth combining portion 31. The one end of the first rail hook portion 14 (adjacent to one end of the fourth assembly portion 31 after assembly) may have a structure such as chamfering to facilitate the sliding of the first rail hook portion 14 into the second rail hook portion 32.

It should be particularly noted that each metal roof tile group 1 can be reused by using the additional first bracket 20 and the metal tile 30 for side-by-side connection, and each metal roof tile group 1 can be connected in series through the existing metal tile 10 . The series connection of each metal roof tile group 1 will be further described below.

As shown in FIG. 3, the other end of each of the metal shingles 10 has a first end portion and one end of each of the metal shingles 10 has a second end portion, and the first end portion has a first overlapping edge 12, The second end has a second overlapping edge 13 opposite one of the first overlapping edges 12. That is, the first lap edge 12 may be a downwardly bent hem, and the second lap edge 13 may be an upwardly bent hem, and the first lap edge 12 slightly protrudes from the metal tile 10 Outside the body. Therefore, when the metal roof tiles 1 are connected in series, the metal tile 10 is overlapped in the end direction; that is, the first overlapping edge 12 is overlapped to the second overlapping edge 13.

It is worth mentioning that the second overlapping edge 13 is a folded edge that is bent upward, and the second overlapping edge 13 is connected to the two inner side walls of the metal tile 10 . Therefore, when it rains, rainwater will drip onto the metal tile 10 and the metal tile 30. In the case of the metal can 30, the rainwater on the metal tile 30 flows along the outer shape of the metal tile 30 to the metal tile 10, and in the metal tile 10, since the second overlapping edge 13 connects the two inner side walls of the metal tile 10, Therefore, the rainwater of the metal tile 10 does not flow from the lap to the house, and can continue to flow to the next metal tile 10. In addition, the first lap edge 12 and the second lap edge 13 respectively have a reverse edge 121, 131 to further prevent the rain from flowing from the lap to the house. Thereby, the metal roof tile set 1 of the present invention can effectively achieve the purpose of preventing water leakage.

On the other hand, in the case of the series connection between the metal shingles 30, one end of the metal shingle 30 (having one end of the fourth combining portion 31) may be slightly depressed (or similar to a stepped shape), inserted into the other metal shingle 30. The other end is inserted into its second rail hook portion 32, thereby covering The joint of the third combination portion 22 and the fourth combination portion 31 is covered and has a function of fixing. For ease of assembly, one end of the metal can 30 may have a chamfered structure to facilitate insertion of one end of the metal can 30 into the second rail hook 32 of the other metal can 30.

It is to be noted that the third combining unit 22 and the fourth combining unit 31 can be mainly implemented in two ways, which will be separately described below.

Please refer to FIG. 4 , which is a schematic diagram of an embodiment of a combination of a first bracket and a metal tubular tile of the metal roof tile set of the present invention. As shown, the third combination portion 22 of the first bracket 20 and the fourth combination portion 31 of the metal can 30 may have a circular hole structure. Therefore, the operator can simply join the third combining portion 22 and the fourth combining portion 31 by the fixing member 9 passing through the third combining portion 22 and the fourth combining portion 31. This simple construction process can reduce the working time and manpower of the workers.

Please refer to FIG. 5, which is a schematic view of another embodiment of the combination of the first bracket and the metal cylinder of the metal roof tile of the present invention. As shown, the third combination portion 22 of the first bracket 20 can be a latch, and the fourth combination portion 31 of the metal can 30 can be a hole-like structure, and preferably a recessed portion in a partial region. Structure. Therefore, the operator only needs to insert the pin of the third combining portion 22 into the hole-like structure of the fourth combining portion 31, so that the third combining portion 22 and the fourth combining portion 31 can be coupled. Thereby, the workman's process and the use of the fixing member 9 can be further reduced, thereby effectively reducing the work time, manpower, and the cost of related materials (such as the fixing member 9).

When the metal roof tile group 1 is located in the eaves, it may further include a second bracket 40, a hook member 50 and a drip tile 60. Further explanation will be given below.

Please refer to FIG. 6 , which is a schematic diagram of the combination of the second bracket, the metal tube and the hook head of the present invention. As shown, when the metal roof tile group 1 is located in the eaves, it may further include a second bracket 40, a hook member 50 and a drip tile 60. The second bracket 40 can be an inverted U-shaped structure, and is preferably further bent toward an end surface to form a cover-like structure similar to an inverted U-shape, thereby increasing the overall structural strength. In addition, the two sides of the second bracket 40 may have a fifth combination portion 41, and the top of the second bracket 40 may have a sixth combination portion 42. The hook member 50 may be a circular cover, and the top portion of the hook member 50 has a seventh combination portion 51 corresponding to the sixth combination portion 42. When assembled, the second bracket 40 is located at the other end of the metal tile 30, that is, the protruding end of the eaves. When assembled, the operator can combine the fifth combination portion 41 of the second bracket 40 with the first combination portion 11 of the metal tile 10 by means of the fixing member 9, for example, the fixing member 9 penetrates the wall at the first combination portion 11 of the metal tile 10. And passing through the fifth combination portion 41 of the second bracket 40 to fix the two. Next, the sixth combining portion 42 of the second bracket 40 is combined with the seventh combining portion 51 of the hook member 50. The drip tile 60 is disposed at the other end of the metal tile 10 (having one end of the first overlapping edge 12).

It should be particularly noted that the fifth combination portion 41 is preferably an elongated notch for the operator to simply pass and fix the fixing member 9. Further, the sixth combining portion 42 is combined with the seventh combining portion 51, and the third combining portion 22 and the fourth combining portion 31 can be implemented mainly in two main ways. For example, as shown in FIG. 4, the sixth combining portion 42 and the seventh combining portion 51 can both be circular holes, so that the operator can simply pass through the sixth combining portion 42 and the fixing member 9 by the fixing member 9. The seventh combining portion 51 can be combined with the seventh combining portion 51. This simple construction process can reduce the working time and manpower of the workers. Alternatively, as shown in Fig. 5, the sixth combining portion 42 may be a pin, and the seventh combining portion 51 may be a hole-like structure, and is preferably a hole-like structure having a concave portion in a partial region. Therefore, the operator only has to make The pin of the sixth combining portion 42 is inserted into the hole-like structure of the seventh combining portion 51, so that the sixth combining portion 42 and the seventh combining portion 51 can be combined to reduce the number of steps of the worker and the use of the fixing member 9, thereby being effective. Reduce the cost of working hours, manpower and related materials (such as fixed components 9).

As can be seen from the above description, the metal roof tile set of the present invention can effectively reduce the number of processes by a combination of a predetermined arrangement of the metal tile, the bracket and the metal can, thereby reducing time and labor. Moreover, the arrangement of the metal slabs, the brackets and the metal slats, in particular the metal slabs, has a specific overlapping edge, so that the purpose of preventing water leakage can be achieved.

The above is intended to be illustrative only and not limiting. Any equivalent modifications or alterations to the spirit and scope of the invention are intended to be included in the scope of the appended claims.

1‧‧‧Metal roofing

10‧‧‧Metal slab

11‧‧‧First Combination Department

12‧‧‧ first lap joint

13‧‧‧second lap joint

121, 131‧‧‧ anti-folding

14‧‧‧First rail hook

20‧‧‧First bracket

21‧‧‧ Second Combination Department

22‧‧‧ Third Combination Department

30‧‧‧metal canopy

31‧‧‧ Fourth Combination Department

32‧‧‧Second rail hook

Claims (12)

A metal roofing tile group comprising: a plurality of metal slabs, each of which has a U-shaped structure, wherein the edges of the two sides of the metal slab are provided with a first combination portion; The bracket is an inverted U-shaped structure, and a second combining portion is disposed on each side of the first bracket, and the second combining portion corresponds to the first combining portion, and a top portion of the first bracket is provided with a third portion a combination portion, when the plurality of metal slabs are arranged side by side, the first bracket is located between the plurality of metal slabs; and a metal slab is an inverted U-shaped structure, and a top of one end of the metal lining is provided with a a fourth combination portion, when the plurality of metal slabs are arranged side by side, the metal lining is disposed on a side of each of the two sides of the metal slab and the first bracket; wherein the first combination portion is fixed by a fixing component Combining with the second combination portion, and the third combination portion is combined with the fourth combination portion to fix the plurality of metal slabs, the first bracket and the metal sleeve to the metal roof tile group; wherein each of the metal The other end of the tile a first end portion and one end of each of the metal shingles have a second end portion, the first end portion having a first overlapping edge, the second end portion having one opposite to the first overlapping edge a second lap joint, wherein the plurality of slabs are overlapped in the end direction, and the first lap joint is overlapped with the second lap edge, the first lap edge and the second lap The edges have an inverted edge. The metal roof tile group of claim 1, wherein the second overlapping edge is a folded upper edge, and the second overlapping edge is connected to the inner side walls of the metal tile. The metal roof tile set according to claim 1, wherein the third combination portion comprises a plug, and the fourth assembly portion is a hole-shaped structure, and the plug is inserted into the hole-shaped structure, so that The third combination portion is combined with the fourth combination portion. The metal roof tile group according to claim 1, wherein the third combination portion and the fourth combination portion are circular holes, and the fixing member passes through the third combination portion and the fourth combination portion. The third combination portion is combined with the fourth combination portion. The metal roof tile set according to claim 1, wherein the first combination portion comprises a long strip-shaped notch. The metal roof tile set of claim 5, wherein the second combination portion comprises a long strip-shaped notch. The metal roof tile group according to claim 1, further comprising a second bracket and a hook head, wherein the second bracket is an inverted U-shaped structure, and the hook head is a double-shaped joint The hook member is located at the other end of the metal tube and is sleeved on the second bracket. The metal roof tile group of claim 7, wherein the second bracket has a fifth combination portion on each side of the second bracket, and the second bracket has a sixth combination portion on the top of the second bracket. The top portion has a seventh combination portion, wherein the first combination portion is combined with the fifth combination portion by a fixing member, and the sixth combination portion is assembled with the seventh combination portion. The metal roof tile group according to claim 8, wherein the sixth combination portion comprises a plug, and the seventh assembly portion is a hole-shaped structure, and the plug is inserted into the hole-shaped structure, so that The sixth combination portion is combined with the seventh combination portion. The metal roof tile group of claim 8, wherein the sixth combination portion and the seventh combination portion are circular holes, and the fixing member passes through the sixth assembly portion and the seventh combination portion. The sixth combination portion is combined with the seventh combination portion. The metal roof tile group of claim 8, wherein the fifth combination portion is a long strip-shaped notch. The metal roof tile group of claim 1, wherein the metal tile further comprises two first rail hook portions respectively disposed on two inner side walls of the metal tile, the metal tubular tile further comprising two second sliding blocks. The rail hook portions are respectively disposed on the inner side walls of the metal tube. When assembled, the two second rail hook portions of the metal tube slide respectively on the two metal sheets of the two sides of the first bracket. One of the first rail hooks.