JPS6029547Y2 - gutter receiving metal fittings - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the invention] This invention relates to metal fittings for gutter holders, especially gutter holders with reinforcing members for use in snowy areas. An object of the present invention is to provide a metal fitting for an improved gutter holder that allows easy and quick adjustment work, that is, adjustment work that takes into consideration water slope and roof slope so that rainwater flows in one direction on a bridge.

An embodiment of this invention will be described below based on the drawings.
In FIG. 1, reference numeral 1 denotes a saucer portion on which a gutter (not shown) is placed, and for example, a base end portion 2a of a rod-shaped reinforcing member 2 is located at the center of the bottom portion of the tray portion.
However, it is pivoted so that it can rotate about a nearly vertical axis.

FIG. 2 shows an example of this pivot structure, in which a recessed portion 4 provided at the bottom of the saucer portion 1 is a hole provided at the center of the bottom surface of the recessed portion 3; The base end portion 2a has a small-diameter, substantially vertical shaft formed in advance, and this substantially vertical shaft is inserted into the hole 4, and the head portion 2b is crimped and crushed, as shown in FIG. It has a pivot structure that prevents it from coming off.

The reason why the recessed part 3 is formed here is to prevent the head of the reinforcing member 2 from coming into contact with the gutter when the gutter is placed on the saucer part 1.

Reference numeral 5 designates a mounting rod portion which is twisted at a predetermined angle and extended from one end of the saucer portion 1, and is provided with an insertion hole 6 at an appropriate position through which the tip portion 2c of the reinforcing member 2 is inserted. Reference numeral 8 denotes a hole for fixing the mounting rod part 5 to the rafter A of the house with a nail or the like.

The distal end portion 2c of the reinforcing member 2 is bent toward the insertion hole 6 of the mounting rod portion 5 and is made sharp.
It is inserted into the rafter A and driven into the rafter A, etc.

Since the metal fittings of the gutter holder according to this invention are constructed as described above, the adjustment work can be easily and quickly completed by performing the following steps during construction.

That is, when fixing the mounting rod part 5 to the rafter A, rotate the reinforcing member 2 around the base end 2a to remove the tip part 2c from the insertion hole 6, and in this state, adjust the height according to the water slope and roof slope. Then, adjust the saucer part 1 by bending it vertically, etc., and when this is completed, the tip part 2c is inserted into the insertion hole 6 and driven into the rafter A with a hammer or the like.

Further, according to this invention, the reinforcing member 2 not only provides the metal fittings with sufficient strength to withstand snow accumulation, but also allows the leading end 2c of the reinforcing member to pass through the insertion hole 6 to the rafter A. Since the gutter holder is driven in, the gutter holder has the advantage that the metal fittings are stable even if there are fewer nails and the like for fixing the mounting rod 5 than in the past.

Furthermore, if the reinforcing members 2 are bent to draw a smooth curve as shown in the figure, they also have the advantage of exhibiting a decorative effect by being lined up at predetermined intervals on the eaves of a house.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The figure shows one embodiment of this invention, and Figure 1 is an overall perspective view;
FIG. 2 is a sectional view showing the pivoting structure of the base end of the reinforcing member. 1...Saucer part, 2...Reinforcement member, 2a
...Proximal end, 2c...Distal end, 5...
...Mounting rod, 6...Insertion hole.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A base end portion of a reinforcing member that supports the bottom portion of the saucer portion is pivotally attached to the bottom portion of the saucer portion so as to be freely rotatable about a substantially vertical axis, and is inserted into a mounting rod portion extending from one end of the saucer portion. A gutter holder is provided with a hole, the tip of the reinforcing member is bent toward the insertion hole and made sharp, and the tip is inserted into the insertion hole of the mounting rod and driven into a rafter, etc. Metal fittings.