JPH04363448A - Structure for installing roof panel - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To enhance the required construction property of a structure for installing roof panels. CONSTITUTION:A latch 2 is attached to the eaves-side end portion of the panel frame 1 of a roof panel. A latching portion 2a for a purlin member 3 is formed in the latch 2. The purlin member 3 is latched by the latching portion 2a. This latched state is maintained and the panel frame 1 is fixed to the purlin member 3 using a fixing means 4.

Description

[Detailed description of the invention]

0001

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a roof panel mounting structure, and more particularly to a technique for improving the workability of roof panel mounting.

0002

[Prior Art] Conventionally, when constructing a roof panel that is long in the direction of the eaves by attaching a face plate to a panel frame, the roof panel is lifted by a crane and placed so as to span between the main building materials. The roof panel is manually positioned and temporarily fixed in a predetermined position, and then the roof panel is permanently fixed using mounting fittings or the like.

0003

[Problem to be Solved by the Invention] However, in such a structure, the roof panels are temporarily fastened manually, and it is necessary to make sure that the roof panels, which are relatively heavy, do not slip off and are held in place. There has been a problem in that the temporary fixing work that is performed with the device positioned at the desired position becomes troublesome.

The present invention was made in view of these problems, and its purpose is to effectively utilize purlin materials for positioning and temporarily fixing roof panels through simple improvements. The object of the present invention is to provide a roof panel mounting structure that can improve the workability of the panels.

[0005]

[Means for Solving the Problems] In the roof panel mounting structure of the present invention, a latching fitting 2 is attached to the eave side end of a panel frame 1 of the roof panel, and the latching fitting 2 is latched to a purlin material 3. The panel frame 1 is characterized in that a portion 2a is formed, the latching portion 2a is latched to the purlin material 3, and the panel frame 1 is fixed to the purlin material 3 by the fixing means 4 while maintaining this latching state. It is.

[0006]

[Function] In this way, the latching fitting 2 is attached to the eave side end of the panel frame 1 in the roof panel, the latching portion 2a for the purlin material 3 is formed on the latching fitting 2, and the latching portion 2
a is latched to the purlin material 3, and the panel frame 1 is fixed to the purlin material 3 by the fixing means 4 while maintaining this latching state, whereby the latching is attached to the eave side end of the panel frame 1. By latching the hooking part 2a of the metal fitting 2 to the purlin material 3, the roof panel is reliably prevented from sliding toward the eaves, and the roof panel can be positioned effectively by effectively utilizing the purlin material 3. The configuration for this purpose is also designed so that it can be simply improved by attaching the latching metal fittings 2 to the panel frame 1, and the workability of the roof panel with temporary fixing is greatly improved.

[0007]

DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS Examples of the present invention will be described in detail below with reference to the drawings. The roof panel A is long in the direction of the eaves, is hung by a crane, for example, is stretched between a plurality of purlins 3 spaced apart in the direction of the eaves, and is attached to the purlins 3 at a predetermined position. The connected vertical frames 5 of the panel frame 1 of the roof panel A, which are long in the direction of the eave ridge, become rafters and form the roof component of the roof panel A. That is, roof panel A is shown in FIG.
As shown in the figure, a plurality of long vertical frames 5 are arranged in parallel in the direction of the eaves, and the vertical frames 5, 5 are connected at the gable side end with a crosspiece 6,
Then, the face plate 7 is stretched to form the roof panel A, and the face plate 7 of the roof panel A is covered with tiles (not shown). The connection form of the vertical frame 5 by the crosspiece 6 can be changed in various designs.

[0008] A substantially L-shaped latching metal fitting 2 is attached to the ridge-side end of the middle portion of the plurality of vertical frames 5 . A latching portion 2a is formed to hang down from this latching metal fitting 2. The purlin material 3 is made of H-shaped steel. Then, the hanging part 2a of the hanging fitting 2 is hung from the upper piece 9 of the H-shaped steel purlin 3 by using the hanging hole 8 of the crane and hanging it through an insertion/extraction pin (not shown). By latching the latching parts 2a of the plurality of latching metal fittings 2 to the purlin material 3 in this way, the roof panel A can be positioned in the eave ridge direction, and the roof panel A can be positioned in the eave ridge direction. Adjust the position by sliding the latching part 2a in the latched state toward the end, and at that predetermined position, insert the notch 11 in the connecting fitting 10 as shown in FIG. 1(b) into the upper piece of the H-beam steel. 9, then connect the connecting fitting 1.
0 to the vertical frame 5 through the fixing holes 12 to permanently fix the roof panel A. The structure for fixing the roof panel A to the main building material 3, such as the connecting fittings 10, nails, etc., is collectively referred to as the fixing means 4, but the structure can be modified in various ways. Moreover, the shape and form of the latching metal fitting 2 can be changed in various designs, as shown in FIG. 5, for example.

[0009] In this way, the latching metal fitting 2 is attached to the eave side end of the panel frame 1 in the roof panel A, and the latching part 2a for the purlin material 3 is formed on the latching metal fitting 2. The latching metal fitting 2 is attached to the eave side end of the panel frame 1 by being latched to the main building material 3 and maintaining this latched state and fixing the panel frame 1 to the main building material 3 by the fixing means 4. The latching part 2a of is latched to the purlin material 3 to reliably prevent the roof panel A from sliding toward the eaves, and the positioning of the roof panel A is effectively performed by effectively utilizing the purlin material 3.
The configuration for this purpose is made simple by attaching the latching metal fittings 2 to the panel frame 1, and the workability of the roof panel A, which requires temporary fixing, is greatly improved.

Stoppers S are attached to the sides of the ridge side ends of several vertical frames 5 in the roof panel A. The vertical frame 5a on the gable side of the roof panel Aa, which is constructed on the ridge side of the roof panel A, is constructed against the vertical frame 5 of the roof panel A on the eave side, and the roof panel on the ridge side The remaining vertical frames 5b of Aa are shifted in pitch from the remaining vertical frames 5 of roof panel A on the eave side, and the vertical frames 5b of roof panel Aa on the ridge side are aligned with the vertical frames 5 of roof panel A on the eave side. At the same time, its eave-side end surface abuts against the stopper S, thereby positioning the ridge-side roof panel Aa in the eave direction. In such a case, a stopper Sa is also provided on the vertical frame 5b of the roof panel Aa on the ridge side, and this stopper Sa comes into contact with the end of the vertical frame 5 of the roof panel A on the eave side, so that positioning is possible even at such a location. It is designed so that you can do this.

[0011]

Effects of the Invention As described above, in the present invention, a latching metal fitting is attached to the eave side end of the panel frame of a roof panel, a latching part for the purlin material is formed in the latching metal fitting, and the latching part is attached to the eave side end of the panel frame of the roof panel. Since the panel frame is fixed to the main building material by the fixing means while maintaining the latched state, the latching part of the latching fitting attached to the eave side end of the panel frame can be attached to the main building material. By latching, it is possible to reliably prevent the roof panel from sliding toward the eaves, and to effectively position the roof panel by making effective use of the purlin material. The advantage is that the simple modification of attaching metal fittings can greatly improve the workability of roof panels that require temporary fixing.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a partially omitted side view of an embodiment of the present invention.

FIGS. 2(a) and 2(b) are partially cutaway plan and front views of the same roof panel.

FIG. 3 is a side view of the same as above.

FIG. 4 is a partial perspective view showing the construction state of the same as above.

FIG. 5 is a front view of another embodiment of the above latching fitting.

[Explanation of symbols]

1 Panel frame 2 Latching metal fittings 2a Latching part 3 Main building material 4 Fixing means

Claims (1)

[Claims] Claim 1: A latching fitting is attached to the eave side end of the panel frame of the roof panel, a latching part for the purlin material is formed in the latching fitting, and the latching part is latched to the purlin material, and the latching part is latched to the purlin material. A roof panel mounting structure in which a panel frame is fixed to a purlin material by a fixing means while maintaining a fixed state.