JPH0258662A - Roof ridge - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To absorb the change in heat of a ridge crown and to prevent disengagement of a round crown by a method wherein an oblong hole is formed in the ridge crown, and a bolt inserted through the oblong hole is threadedly mounted to a female screw at the one end of a mounting member secured to the other end of the round crown. CONSTITUTION:The tip of a male screw 29 inserted through the back into a fixing hole 28 of a mounting member 26 is threadedly mounted to a threaded hole formed ion a recessed manner in the back of the top part of a peripheral wall 23 of a round crown L to mount a mounting member 26 to a round crown. A round crown L is engaged with a ridge crown I and the outer surface of a surface member J on the ridge part side in a manner to nip a top surface 17 of the ridge crown I between the mounting member 26 and the peripheral wall 23. A bolt 30 inserted through an oblong hole 21 of the ridge crown I from above is threadedly mounted to a nut 27 by means of which the round crown L is mounted to the end part of the ridge crown I. This constitution causes slide of the ridge crown and the round crown over each other through movement, in the oblong hole, of the bolt, and enables absorption of expansion and contraction due to the charge in heat of the ridge crown and beside permits firm connection of the round crown.

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] Industrial applications The present invention relates to a roof ridge.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION The applicant of the present invention previously proposed a roof ridge in which a crest is attached to the end of the ridge as disclosed in Japanese Patent Application Laid-open No. 183553/1983.

By the way, in this case, the cap is fitted onto the end of the ridge, and the engaging portion of the sliding connecting member is pulled out from the ridge in the cross section U-shaped hole formed on the side of the cap. Since the tomoe cap and the middle cap can be engaged by hanging, thermal expansion can be absorbed because the tomoe cap and the middle cap can work together, but there is a drawback that the tomoe cap is easily dislodged.

Problems to be Solved by the Invention It is an object of the present invention to provide a roof ridge which is less likely to come off than conventional roof ridges and which can absorb expansion and contraction of the ridge due to thermal changes.

Means for Solving the Problems The roof ridge of the present invention has a ridge cap in which a long hole is bored in the direction of the ridge line near the end of the top surface, and a ridge end blockage. It consists of a tomoekan with a peripheral wall on the back surface around the plate, and a mounting part with a female thread on the upper surface of one end, and the peripheral wall of the tomoekan is placed over the outer surface of the ridge cap, and is inserted into the elongated hole of the ridge cap. At the same time, screw the tips of the holes 1 to 6 into the female threads of the mounting member, and screw the other ends of the holes 1 to the back of part 1 of the cap.
A configuration characterized in that it is fixed to the dislocation 6 is shown on the right.

Function When the ridge cap expands and contracts in the longitudinal direction, Pol 1~ slides within the long hole, and the width of overlap between the ridge cap and the tomoe cap increases or decreases, absorbing errors.

Example Embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail below with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 4 shows a perspective view of a completed roof with a solar energy collection device showing an embodiment of the present invention, and 1 is a gable roof that slopes from the main ridge toward both sides, A daylighting glass frame B is laid in the central part via a connecting member Δ, and a roof I42 made of metal plate or fiber-reinforced cement 1 to plate is laid in the rod part and h part of the gable roof 1.

D is a connection member cover attached to connection member △, and E
is a dustproof cap, G is an eaves cover for rib protection and wiring inspection,
Reference numeral 1-1 denotes an eaves intake hole provided in the eaves cover Q.

I is the ridge cap, J is the ridge side member attached to the side of the ridge cap I, [ is the tomoe cap attached to the end of the ridge cap ■, M is the connection between the ridge cap 1 and the ridge I N is a line connecting member.

FIG. 5 shows a longitudinal sectional view of the main part of the solar energy collecting device's roof.

5 is a field board, waterproof paper 7 is stretched on top of the field board 5, and a plurality of crosspieces 8 are arranged parallel to the ridge on the waterproof paper 7 in the area other than the eaves side and the fence side. A waterproof board 9 is placed on this soil, and a heat insulating material 3 (glass wool, foamed resin, etc.) is filled between each waterproof board 9 on one side.

In addition, the connecting member A is arranged perpendicularly to the crosspiece 8 on the upper surface of the crosspiece 8, and the connection member A is arranged Q so as to be connected to the crosspiece 8. A lighting glass frame B is attached to the connecting member △ by a lighting glass frame fixing bracket [) below the waterproof plate 9 which is successively connected in the lateral direction by the connecting member Δ.

K is a water sprinkler pipe connected to a cleaning device Q for melting snow on the lighting glass.

In addition to the gable roof 1, the roofing material 2 is laid on the waterproof paper 7 stretched over the soil board 5 on the slope of the roof, and the ridge surface aI 5 material 6 is placed on top of this near the end of the survey. The ridge end face member 6 has one pore 10 at the ridge end face member 6, and the ridge side face part t4J has a step-like cross section.
are engaged with each other, and a ridge crown I is provided astride between this ridge side member J and the upper end of the ridge side member J placed on the line side end 10 of the daylighting glass frame B.

Reference numeral 11 indicates a ridge-side alignment plate on which the sprinkler pipe K is mounted on the upper surface of the line-side end of the daylighting glass frame B; The ridge side connecting member 13 that engages with the connecting member M is a exploration water plate having an exhaust hole 14 that is engaged with and provided inside the ridge side member J.

A mounting m 15 is formed at the lower end of the ridge side member J, and a coupling member 16 is engaged with the mounting groove 15.
By fitting the wire attachment member N to the connector member 16 and attaching the wire attachment member N to the connection member cover D via bolts and rats, the ridge crown I is attached to the connection member via the ridge side member J. It is attached to cover D.

As shown in FIG. 1, the ridge crown T includes an eave portion 18 extending downward from both edges of the top surface 17, protrudes inward from the back surface of the eave portion 18, and bends its tip downward, and further includes: A side member 19 is provided by bending inward, and a pair of protrusions 20 and 21 are provided at the center of the back surface of the top surface 17 in the longitudinal direction.
A long hole 21 extending in the direction of the ridge line is bored near the end of the top surface 17 so as to be located at the protrusion 20.2OnH.

A peripheral wall 23 is installed on the back surface around the ridge end closing plate 22.
), and the side part of the peripheral wall 23 is made narrower than the upper part,
A fitting notch 24 into which the connecting member A is fitted is provided on the side of the peripheral wall 23.
A fixing hole 25 is bent and provided on the back surface of the "-" end of the fitting notch 24 so as to be removed.

Further, reference numeral 26 denotes a rod-shaped handle 1 member that connects the ridge cap 1 to the ridge cap 1, and has a gutter-like cross section, and a nut 27 is fixed to the upper surface of one end thereof to provide a female thread. , a fixing hole 28 is bored at the other end.

When removing the tomoekaburi, use the fixing hole 2 of the mounting part 4A26.
The tips of the two male screws inserted into the cap 8 from the back are screwed into screw holes (not shown) provided in the back of the top of the peripheral wall 23 of the cap 1, and the mounting member 26 is attached to the cap. The top surface 17 of the ridge crown I is sandwiched between the member 26 and the peripheral wall 23, etc.,
As shown in the second figure, fit the tome cap on the outer surface of the ridge Fd, 1 and the ridge side member J, and remove the bolt 30 inserted from one side into the elongated hole 21 of the ridge I. Attach the ridge cap 1- to the end of the ridge cap I by screwing it onto the pin 27.

Next, the wire attachment member N engaged with the fixing pin 25 of the tome rim is attached to the connecting member cover D'1'J, and the tome rim and the connecting member cover D are connected as shown in FIG.

In addition, in FIG. 1, 31 is a reinforcing rib forming a screw hole.

Effects of the Invention As described above, the roof ridge of the present invention has an elongated hole bored in the ridge, and a bolt inserted through the elongated hole is attached to the female thread at one end of the mounting member, the other end of which is fixed to the ridge. As the bolt moves through the long hole, the C ridge cap and the tomoe cap slide together, and even if the ridge cap expands and contracts due to thermal changes, this damage can be absorbed. Moreover, since the cap is firmly connected, it will not come off.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

1 is an exploded perspective view of the end of a roof ridge showing an embodiment of the present invention; FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the same as the above when assembled; FIG. 3 is a perspective view of the end of the roof ridge; The figure is an overall perspective view of the same as the above, and FIG. 5 is a longitudinal sectional view of the main part of the same. A... Connection member, B... Lighting glass frame, D... Connection member cover, E... Dustproof 1 yap, G... Eave cover H... Eaves intake hole, ■... Ridge crown, J... Ridge side member, K... Water pipe, L... Tomoe crown, M...
Ridge crown connecting member, N... Line attachment member, Q... Cleaning device, 1... Gable roof, 2... Roofing material, 3... Insulation material, 5... Field board, 6... ... Ridge end face member, 7... Waterproof paper, 8... Crosspiece, 9... Waterproof plate, 10... Ventilation hole, 11... Wire waste trimming board, 12... Ridge side member. Shrine,
13... Exploration water root, 14... Exhaust hole, 15... Mounting groove, 16... Connector member, 17... Top surface, 18...
... Eave part, 19... Side member attachment piece, 20... Projection, 21... Long hole, 22... Ridge end blocking plate, 23...
- Peripheral wall, 24... Fitting notch, 25... Fixing piece, 26
...Mounting member, 27...Pull~, 28...Fixing hole, 29...Male screw, 30...Bolt, 31...
Reinforced ribs.

Claims (1)

[Claims] A ridge cap with a long hole drilled in the direction of the ridge line near the end of the top surface, a ridge cap with a peripheral wall on the back surface around the ridge end closing plate, and a mounting member with a female thread on the top surface of one end. The circumferential wall of the ridge cap is placed over the outer surface of the ridge cap, the tip of a bolt inserted through the elongated hole of the ridge cap is screwed into the female thread of the mounting member, and the other end of the mounting member is attached to the outer surface of the ridge cap. A roof ridge characterized by being removably fixed to the upper back of the tomoekane.