JPS6136643Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to a covered balcony that is used by being placed on a roof or the like.

This type of covered balcony is generally installed on the roof and attached to the side of the building. In this case, the pillars of the covered balcony are placed on the roof without being fixed. The reason for this is that if you try to fix the pillars on the roof with bolts, nuts, or other means, it may cause rain leaks.

However, when the roof of a covered balcony is blown up during strong winds, this type of covered balcony floats due to the uplifting force of the wind, moves up and down, and becomes easily detached at the attachment point, creating a dangerous situation.

The purpose of the present invention is to reliably prevent vertical movement of the balcony during such strong winds, and as a means to do so, a triangular shape is formed by including a part of the covered balcony with other members, that is, reinforcing beams. This function ensures that the roofed balcony is prevented from deforming.

Hereinafter, one embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail based on the drawings.

In the roof-mounted balcony 1 of the present invention, a horizontal beam 4 for forming a floor surface or serving as a handrail is attached below a support 3 placed on an installation surface, for example, a roof 2, and one end of the horizontal beam 4 is attached to a building 6. In addition, one end of the roof 5 is attached above the pillar 3, the other end of the roof 5 is fixed to the side of the building 6, and one end of the reinforcing beam 7 is attached to the building 6 with a support shaft 8. In addition to being rotatably attached, the other end of the reinforcing bar 7 is removably locked to the above-mentioned support column 3.
It is configured to form a triangle including the reinforcing bar 7 and other members, that is, the lower horizontal bar 4.

Here, the support shaft 8 is attached to a fixture 11, and this fixture 11 is attached to the side surface of the building 6 using wood screws (not shown) or the like. Of course, this fixture 11 may be fixed to a part of the horizontal beam 4. Note that these two horizontal beams 4 are fixed to an auxiliary support 12, and this auxiliary support 12 is fixed to the building 6 with wood screws (not shown) or the like.
Further, the reinforcing bar 7 has a locking piece 13 at its upper end, and this locking piece 13 has a locking groove 9 that is open at one end. This locking groove 9 is detachably locked to a headed pin 10 attached to the side surface of the support column 3. Note that this headed pin 10 is attached to a mounting plate 14, and this mounting plate 14 is attached to a screw 15.
It is attached to the side of the support column 3 by etc. Here, the support column 3 rests on the roof 2 by means of a leg plate 18 at the lower end. The building 6 has a holder 16 above. This holder 16 is approximately U-shaped and is attached with screws 17.
The reinforcing bar 7 is elastically locked inside the reinforcing bar 7.

Next, the action will be explained. During normal use, the reinforcing bar 7 is not particularly required. For this reason, the reinforcing bar 7 is placed in a substantially vertical state with the support shaft 8 as the center of rotation, and its upper end portion is inserted between the holders 16.
It is held frictionally by its elasticity. When there is a possibility that the roof-mounted balcony 1 receives a strong wind on its roof 5 and floats up due to the wind force during strong winds, the reinforcing bar 7 is rotated counterclockwise in the drawing around the support shaft 8. Then, insert the locking groove 9 into the headed pin 10 and lock it. In this way, the reinforcing beams 7, the pillars 3, and some members of the roof-mounted roofed balcony 1, that is, the lower horizontal beams 4, form a triangle when viewed from the side, and constitute a kind of truss. Therefore, the roof-mounted balcony 1 becomes an undeformable structure in the installed state, and even if the roof 5 is exposed to strong winds, it will not be deformed by the force of the wind and will not float up.
Therefore, the roof-mounted balcony 1 does not move up and down even in strong winds, and dangers caused by this can be avoided. In addition, it is possible to reliably prevent vertical movement of the roof-mounted balcony with roof 1 during strong winds.
The attachment part to the building 6 will not become unstable due to creaking or the like.

In the above embodiment, the reinforcing bar 7 is configured as a rigid member, but since it substantially acts as a tensile force, it may be replaced with a wire or the like. Further, in the above embodiment, the reinforcing beam 7 is rotatably mounted below the building 6 side, but the mounting position by the support shaft 8 may also be above the building 6, and the direction of inclination is opposite. It may be.

The present invention forms an undeformable triangle (truss) when viewed from the side with some members and reinforcing beams of a roof-mounted balcony, making it possible to maintain the entire roof-mounted balcony in an undeformable state. ing. Therefore, even if a roof-mounted balcony receives levitation force due to strong winds, the balcony structure will not move up and down on the roof, and will remain stable. . Therefore, there is no damage to the roof as an installation surface, and dangers due to vertical movement of the covered balcony can be avoided, and furthermore, the attachment part of the covered balcony to the building will not be in an unstable state. In particular, the reinforcing crosspiece is rotatably attached,
If necessary, it can be locked to the headed pin of the support column using the locking groove in the reinforcing material, and when not in use, the reinforcing beam can be stored along the side of the building using the holder, improving the aesthetic appearance of the covered balcony. It will not be damaged, and the diagonal reinforcing bars will not get in the way when not in use.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a side view of the roof-mounted balcony of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a slope view showing how the reinforcing beams are attached, and FIG. 3 is a slope view of the portion where the headed pins are installed. 1... Roof-standing balcony with roof, 2... Roof, 3... Pillar, 4... Horizontal beam, 5... Roof, 6...
... Building, 7 ... Reinforcement beam, 8 ... Support shaft, 9 ... Locking groove, 10 ... Headed pin, 16 ... Holder.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] One end of the horizontal member is fixed below the pillar placed on the installation surface, one end of the roof is attached above the pillar, and this roof and the other end of the horizontal member are fixed to the side of the building. In a roof-mounted balcony with a roof, one end of the reinforcing bar is rotatably attached to the building side by a support shaft, and the other end of the reinforcing bar is attached to a headed pin on the pillar side using a locking groove. A triangular shape is formed by removably locking the pillar, cross member, and reinforcing beam, and a holder is provided on the building side to removably hold the reinforcing beam. A roof-mounted balcony with a roof.