JPH0621992Y2 - Gutter container - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Utilization of technical field] The present invention relates to an improvement of a gutter receiving container which is set at a lower end of a rain gutter which receives rain water flowing down from a roof and discharges the rain water to the sewer.

"Prior art" Generally, the rainwater discharged from the bottom of many gutters of households flows directly into the miscellaneous basin containing leaves and dust, or is dropped from the bottom of the gutter to the ground. .

Therefore, the inside of the miscellaneous basin is made up of leaves, dust, etc., that is, the flow of sewage deteriorates, which impedes the flow into the pipe.

In addition, rainwater that falls directly to the ground accumulates around the foundation of the house and infiltrates into the lower part of the foundation while scrubbing mud and sand, and the bottom side of the edge is covered with moisture,
It will significantly shorten the life of the house.

The applicant of the present invention has proposed the above-mentioned actual development 60-
In No. 195377, rainwater discharged from the lower end of the rain gutter is temporarily pooled in a gutter receiving container, and a leaf stopper installed directly at the end of the outflow hole keeps leaves, dust, etc. in the container, and only the water discharge pipe is connected. We devised a gutter container that extends the life of the house and smooths the flow of sewage in the miscellaneous water box by discharging it into the miscellaneous water box.

"Problems to be solved by the device" However, by installing a stopper directly at the end of the outflow hole, it is possible to keep the leaf debris inside the container, but it is not practical for practical use due to clogging in a short time. .

In addition, when the gutter receiving container is used by locking the wedge of the wedge rain gutter to the lid, it is small and lightweight, so the wedge rain gutter is hit by the external force such as strong wind and rain, and the lid is blown off. When the lid and the bottomed container are fastened to prevent them, the container may move, or may float on the ground due to external force.

Therefore, a stopper with a comb-shaped wall is formed so as to project substantially at the center of the bottom wall of the bottomed container, and a lifting prevention piece is formed on the side wall of the bottomed container to prevent clogging and the lifting of the bottomed container. That is the technical problem of the present invention.

"Means for Solving the Problem" The structure of the present invention for solving the above technical problem is to form an insertion hole in a side wall of a bottomed container, and insert and fix one end of a gutter receiving pipe into the insertion hole. A gutter receiving container in which an outflow hole corresponding to the insertion hole is fixed to the side wall by inserting one end of a discharge pipe, and a lid is detachably attached to the opening of the bottomed container. Has a comb-shaped wall projectingly formed on the bottom wall thereof, and a through hole is formed at the tip of the central wall of the comb-shaped wall. One end of a chain is locked in the through hole and the other end is engaged with the lid body. It is an object of the present invention to provide a gutter receiving container characterized in that it is locked to a stop portion and a floating prevention piece is radially extended to a side wall of the bottomed container.

[Operation] By the above technical means, the rainwater and dust that flow into the gutter receiving container are filtered by the comb-shaped wall to eliminate clogging, and only the rainwater is discharged through the drain pipe into the miscellaneous water box. Therefore, it is possible to prevent the accumulation of precipitates due to leaves, large dust, etc. in the miscellaneous water box.

In addition, all the leaves and debris that fall from the rain gutter with rainwater are stored in the gutter receiving container, so there is no inundation around the base, it is always dry, and the base placed on the foundation of the building Also, it is possible to prevent the floor board, the tatami mat, etc. from being damp.

Further, since the floating prevention piece is formed on the outer wall of the bottomed container, it is sufficiently resistant to strong wind and rain.

[Embodiment] An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 1 is a vertical sectional view showing a state in which the gutter receiving container of the present invention is buried in soil and a vertical gutter is connected to an insertion hole, FIG. 2 is a plan view of FIG. 1, and FIG. 3 is the present invention. FIG. 4 is a partial cross-sectional perspective view of a gutter receiving container, and FIG. 4 is a partial cross-sectional view showing an example of applying the present invention to a wedge-shaped rain gutter for an entrance roof.

Reference numeral 100 denotes a cylindrical bottomed container integrally formed of plastic such as thermosetting resin or thermoplastic resin, or wood bamboo material in which a preservative is applied to the inner and outer peripheral surfaces and impregnated, or a metal product. Comb-shaped walls 102, 102 ... Are vertically formed in the center of the bottom wall 101 of the bottom container 100, and a through hole 103 is formed in the center wall 1021 of the comb-shaped wall 102. A rising prevention piece 105 is formed on the side wall 104 of the 100 so as to project in the radial direction.

The other end 1061 of the chain 106 that is locked in the through hole 103 of the central wall 1021 is locked to the hook 108 of the lid 107.

1071 is a protrusion formed on the upper surface 1072 of the lid 107.
1 is radially formed and the open end of the bottomed container 100
It is formed to match 1001.

Reference numeral 109 is an insertion hole formed in the side wall 104 of the bottomed container 100, and one end of an L-shaped gutter receiving pipe 110 that substantially coincides with the insertion hole 109.
1101 is inserted and fixed, and the other end 1102 is inserted and fixed to the lower end of the vertical gutter 111.

Reference numeral 112 denotes an outflow hole formed on the side wall 104 of the bottomed container 100 on substantially the same axis as the gutter receiving pipe 110, and one end of the discharge pipe 113 is inserted and fixed in the outflow hole 112.

The gutter receiving container of the above-mentioned embodiment is placed in the ground where its opening is substantially aligned with the ground, and the lower end of the vertical gutter is fitted into the opening end of the gutter receiving pipe, while communicating with a miscellaneous water box (not shown). One end of the pipe is fitted.

Further, when the lid 107 is reversed as shown in FIG.
Is turned upward, and the projection 1071 of the lid 107 fits into the opening 1001 of the bottomed container 100.

A wedge-shaped rain gutter 114 used as a rain gutter at the entrance is locked to the hook 108.

5 and 6 show another embodiment of the present invention, in which the height of the comb-shaped walls 102, 1021, 102 .. There is no possibility that dust or the like that is formed at a high level and that has flowed into the gutter receiving container will flow into the outflow hole.

Further, as shown in FIG. 6, the height of the comb-shaped walls 102, 1021, 102 ... is set to about 1/2 of that of the gutter receiving container and a high comb-shaped wall is formed on the outflow hole side of the comb-shaped wall. As a result, the dust is blocked according to the amount of water, so that it is possible to prevent the dust from flowing into the outflow hole.

"Effect of the device" After the gutter receiving container is set in the ground, rainwater flows from the rain gutter into the gutter receiving container, is stored in the container and is discharged to the miscellaneous cell through the outflow hole. Even if leaves and dust flow into the container with rainwater, the dust is blocked by the comb-shaped wall and settles on the bottom of the container.

After rainy weather, by removing the lid and removing dust inside the container, the flow of rainwater during rainy weather becomes smoother.

As described above, all the rainwater and debris flowing down the rain gutter flows into the gutter receiving container, only the rain water (reservoir) is discharged to the miscellaneous basin, and the surroundings of the base are always kept dry.

In particular, the gutter receiving container of the present invention is smaller and lighter than the conventional concrete synthetic resin, so when connecting a vertical gutter, there is no problem as much as on the left, but when used as a wedge rain gutter The lifting prevention piece prevents the wedge-shaped rain gutter from being lifted by an external force such as wind and rain and floating or moving a little along with the container to the ground.

Although the gutter receiving container is illustrated and described only for the cylindrical shape, other shapes, such as a polygonal cross section and an elliptical shape, have the same operational effect as the cylindrical shape.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS FIG. 1 is a longitudinal section showing a state in which a gutter receiving container of the present invention is put in soil, an insertion hole of the container is connected to a lower end of a rain gutter, and an outflow hole is connected to a miscellaneous water box. Front view, FIG. 2 is a plan view of the gutter receiving container of the present invention, FIG. 3 is a partial sectional perspective view of the gutter receiving container of the present invention, and FIG. 4 is a gutter-like rain gutter of the entrance roof of the present invention. FIG. 5 and FIG. 6 are partial cross-sectional views showing an applied example and enlarged partial cross-sections of a gutter receiving container showing another embodiment of the present invention. Explanation of reference numerals 100: bottomed container, 110: gutter receiving pipe 113: discharge pipe, 107: lid 114: wedge-shaped rain gutter, 106: chain

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. An insertion hole is formed in a side wall of a bottomed container, one end of a gutter receiving pipe is inserted and fixed in the insertion hole, and an outflow hole corresponding to the insertion hole is inserted and fixed in one end of a discharge pipe in the side wall. Further, in the gutter receiving container in which the lid is detachably attached to the opening of the bottomed container, the comb-shaped wall is formed to project on the bottom wall of the bottomed container with the lid, and the center of the comb-shaped wall is formed. A through hole is formed at the tip of the wall, one end of the chain is locked in the through hole, the other end is locked by the locking part of the lid, and a floating prevention piece is attached to the side wall of the bottomed container. A gutter receiving container characterized by being projected in the radial direction.