WO2016012528A1 - Dalles de toiture ou tuiles de toiture et agrafes de retenue pour un système de toiture à protection contre la traînée du vent - Google Patents

Dalles de toiture ou tuiles de toiture et agrafes de retenue pour un système de toiture à protection contre la traînée du vent Download PDF

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WO2016012528A1
WO2016012528A1 PCT/EP2015/066831 EP2015066831W WO2016012528A1 WO 2016012528 A1 WO2016012528 A1 WO 2016012528A1 EP 2015066831 W EP2015066831 W EP 2015066831W WO 2016012528 A1 WO2016012528 A1 WO 2016012528A1
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Florian Hartmann
Sven Stumpe
Colin DOOREY
Mark Hesketh
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    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E04—BUILDING
    • E04D—ROOF COVERINGS; SKY-LIGHTS; GUTTERS; ROOF-WORKING TOOLS
    • E04D1/00—Roof covering by making use of tiles, slates, shingles, or other small roofing elements
    • E04D1/34—Fastenings for attaching roof-covering elements to the supporting elements
    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E04—BUILDING
    • E04D—ROOF COVERINGS; SKY-LIGHTS; GUTTERS; ROOF-WORKING TOOLS
    • E04D1/00—Roof covering by making use of tiles, slates, shingles, or other small roofing elements
    • E04D1/34—Fastenings for attaching roof-covering elements to the supporting elements
    • E04D2001/3408—Fastenings for attaching roof-covering elements to the supporting elements characterised by the fastener type or material
    • E04D2001/3438—Fasteners comprising several coacting elements
    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E04—BUILDING
    • E04D—ROOF COVERINGS; SKY-LIGHTS; GUTTERS; ROOF-WORKING TOOLS
    • E04D1/00—Roof covering by making use of tiles, slates, shingles, or other small roofing elements
    • E04D1/34—Fastenings for attaching roof-covering elements to the supporting elements
    • E04D2001/347—Fastenings for attaching roof-covering elements to the supporting elements characterised by the fastening pattern
    • E04D2001/3482—Fastenings for attaching roof-covering elements to the supporting elements characterised by the fastening pattern the fastening means taking hold directly on elements of succeeding rows and fastening them simultaneously to the structure

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  • the present invention relates to roof stones or roof tiles and retaining clips for a roofing system with wind drag protection and to a roofing system with roof stones or roof tiles for laying on a roof understructure with a certain overlapping of the roof stones or tiles.
  • roof tile and "roof stone” are used here to designate roofing elements which are made from different materials such as natural materials in various compositions, from artificial materials and from mixtures of materials of one or the other type with suitable additives normally of a material substance which is formed in a mould and hardened, or through extrusion.
  • the term “roof tile” is used for roofing elements of predominantly natural materials
  • the term “roof stone” is used as a rule for elements made of concrete.
  • comparable building elements of other materials such as clay, brick earth, plastics, metal or by way of example roof slates are to be included in these terms.
  • roof stones or roof tiles can be laid with a predetermined overlap in horizontal rows on the roof understructure.
  • the roof stones or roof tiles are thereby normally hung on the roof battens of the roof understructure via rebates and ribs moulded close to the edge on the upper side (the side facing away from the roof understructure) , and these regions are each covered by roof stones or roof tiles laid adjacent to one another.
  • a conventional procedure is to attach additional fastenings in the form of retaining clips which are provided in a normally regular arrangement in the roof surface area according to a clip pattern and which each engage clip-like round a part of the roof understructure, normally a horizontally aligned roof batten, and round each of the roof stones or roof tiles. The engagement prevents the roof stones or roof tiles from lifting up from the roof understructure.
  • a roofing system having roof stones or roof tiles and retaining clips for storm ⁇ proof fastening on a roof understructure.
  • the roof stones or tiles are provided on the underneath with transverse ribs or webs in which a fastening pin is inserted so that it protrudes in the longitudinal direction of the roof plate either side of a transverse web parallel to the longitudinal direction.
  • a roughly Z-shaped bent oblong metal bracket is provided which is provided at both ends with several holes spaced from one another so that the holes of the one end can be hung from the protruding pin and a hole at the other end section is fastened by means of nails or the like on the roof batten.
  • a drawback of this solution lies in the fact that the metal brackets can only then be attached both to the roof stones or tiles and also on the roof understructure when the latter is accessible from the rear side of the roofing. This is however generally not possible in the case of modern roofing systems having insulated roof understructures .
  • the invention relates to a roof stone or roof tile for laying on a roof understructure with overlap cover, wherein the roof stone or tile has at least one fastening pin which is inserted in the underneath and protrudes away from same and wherein the fastening pin is designed and arranged so that it is to be fastened on the roof understructure by way of a retaining clip which engages round a part of the roof understructure, wherein the fastening pin can be brought into form- fitting engagement with a recess in the retaining clip in order to fasten the roof stone or tile on the retaining clip.
  • the distance between two underneath sides of two regularly stacked roof stones or roof tiles, minus the thickness of the roof stone or roof tile is more than the length the fixing pin protrudes from the underneath side of said roof stone or roof tile.
  • the underneath side means the lower side of the roof stone or roof tile, which is intended to be oriented downwards when the roof stone or tile is installed on a roof.
  • roof stones or tiles which are stacked one to the other as is the case for transporting by means of a pallet of roof stones or roof tiles. It means that two or more roof stones or roof tiles are stacked with their sides substantially coplanar and the underneath or lower side of one roof stone or roof tile, oriented and contacting to some extend the upper side of a second roof stone or roof tile.
  • This relatively short fastening or fixation pin will not hinder the stacking of the roof stoned or tiles for transporting, nor will cause scratching or damaging upper surfaces of roof stones or roof tiles when regularly stacked.
  • the fastening pin can be incorporated in the roof stone or roof tile whereby it is previously inserted in a mould which serves to mould the roof stone or tile, and during moulding is surrounded at the inserted portion by the material of the roof stone or tile .
  • the fastening pin can be incorporated in the roof stone or tile in that it is introduced into an aperture in the underneath of the roof stone or tile and is held there with form-fitting engagement.
  • the fastening pin can have on the portion protruding from the underneath of the roof stone or tile a radial expansion or several radial expansions spaced out in the axial direction and dimensioned so that it/they exceed (s) the width of the recess in the retaining clip .
  • the fastening pin can have on the portion protruding from the underneath of the roof stone or tile a guide face which centres the fastening pin during insertion into the recess in the retaining clip.
  • the fastening pin can have a disc-like or plate-like expansion which is supported on the underneath side of the roof stone or roof tile.
  • the portion of the fastening pin protruding on the underneath side of the roof stone or tile can be approximately perpendicular to a centre plane of the roof stone or tile. Approximately perpendicular means that the angles between the axis of the pin and the centre plane of the roof stone or tile is between 75 and 90°.
  • the fastening pin can be made from plastics or metal or a composite material.
  • the roof stone or roof tile can be made from concrete, clay, plastics, metal, a natural material such as natural stone or wood or from combinations thereof .
  • the invention relates to a retaining clip for fastening roof stones or tiles which are to be laid with overlap on a roof understructure wherein the retaining clip is designed so that it can engage round a part of the roof understructure and a first roof stone or tile in order to fasten the first roof stone or tile on the roof understructure and wherein the retaining clip has a recess with which a fastening pin which protrudes from the underneath side of a second roof stone or tile can be brought into form-fitting engagement in order to fasten the second roof stone or tile on the retaining clip.
  • the retaining clip has a clip portion for engaging round the part of the roof understructure and the first roof stone or tile, the clip portion comprising a first arm for contacting the part of the roof understructure and the first roof stone or tile and a second arm for contacting the underneath side of the roof batten.
  • the clip further comprises a supporting arm in which the recess is formed and a web portion connecting the first and second arm and the supporting arm. The supporting arm is elevated, as viewed from the side, over a plane which is defined by the first arm.
  • the first and second arm extend in one direction from the web portion.
  • the supporting arm extends in the opposite direction of the web portion. Elevated means that the supporting arm is located, as compared to the second arm, at the same side as the first arm is positioned in view of this second arm, but is not positioned in between the first and second arm. Or in other words, in a direction along the web portion of the clip, the supporting arm is further remote from the second arm as compared to the first arm.
  • this supporting arm extending in the opposite direction of the first and second brackets or arms of the clip portion, has a vertically higher level than the first arm so that it can support a further (second) roof stone or tile which overlaps the roof stone or tile held by the clip portion, on the underneath directly or via the fastening pin.
  • This elevated supporting arm facilitated the fastening pin to be inserted in the recess present in this supporting arm, while the pin does not extend too far from the underneath surface of the roof stone or roof tile .
  • the recess in the retaining clip can be an oblong groove which is designed so that it enables a displacement of the second roof stone or tile in the longitudinal direction of the roof stone or tile when the fastening pin is inserted into the groove.
  • the recess in the retaining clip can be open to one longitudinal side of the recess.
  • the width of the recess can be widened in the longitudinal direction of the recess towards the open side .
  • the clip portion of the retaining clip can have a first arm which is designed so that in the installed state it projects out from the overlap region of the first and second roof stone or tile and has a projection which protrudes upwards beyond the upper side of the first roof stone or tile and preferably serves as a snow stopper.
  • the retaining clip can be formed from plastics or metal or from a composite material.
  • the invention relates to a roofing system with roof stones or roof tiles according to the first aspect for laying on a roof understructure with overlap, and retaining clips according to a second aspect for fastening the roof stones or tiles on the roof understructure.
  • the invention relates to a roofing made with a roofing system according to the third aspect wherein the roof stones or tiles are laid on a roof understructure with overlap, at least some of the roof stones or tiles are fastened with the retaining clips on the roof understructure, and at least some of the roof stones or tiles are fastened with the fastening pin on the retaining clips .
  • the invention relates to a set of parts which comprises at least one roof stone or tile according to the first aspect of the invention and at least one retaining clip according to the second aspect of the invention wherein the at least one retaining clip is suitable for fastening the at least one roof stone or tile in a roofing on a roof understructure, in that the fastening pin which projects from the underneath side of the at least one roof stone or tile can be brought into form- fitting engagement with the recess in the retaining clip in order to fasten the at least one roof stone or tile on the retaining clip.
  • the set of parts comprises a plurality of roof stones or tiles according to the first aspect of the invention and a plurality of retaining clips according to the second aspect of the invention .
  • the roofing system comprises roof stones or roof tiles for laying on a roof understructure with overlap, and retaining clips for fastening the roof stones or tiles on the roof understructure wherein the retaining clips each engage round a part of the roof understructure and one of the respective roof stones or tiles.
  • At least some of the roof stones or tiles have a fastening pin which is incorporated in the underneath side and projects away from same, preferably in a direction perpendicular to a central plane of the roof stone or tile.
  • At least some of the retaining clips have a recess with which the fastening pin can be brought into form-fitting engagement in order to fasten the roof stone or tile on the retaining clip.
  • fastening pin is incorporated in the underneath side of the roof stone or tile it is possible to revert back to existing basic shapes for manufacturing roof stones or tiles and profiled cross-sections of such roof stones or tiles as well as natural materials such as natural stone and these can then be subsequently provided in a simple manner with the fastening pin.
  • the fastening pin is inserted in advance in a roof stone or roof tile mould which serves to mould the roof stone or tile from the bulk material. After introducing the bulk material and after a certain hardening the fastening pin is surrounded with form- fitting engagement with an inserted portion of the material of the roof stone or tile and is anchored in the material.
  • This solution can be achieved simply by an automated setting appliance in the existing manufacturing plant and by providing a socket for the fastening pin in the relevant mould. After the material of the roof stone or tile has hardened the fastening pin is fixed connected to the roof stone or tile and can be removed together therewith from the mould .
  • a further possibility for connecting the fastening pin and roof stone or tile consists in providing the roof stone or tile with a bore or a corresponding recess which is by way of example likewise already formed during moulding or is subsequently introduced by drilling or other methods, and into which a close- fitting fastening pin is screwed with form-fitting engagement after hardening or is pressed in so that it is likewise held with form-fitting engagement.
  • the fastening pin has on the portion protruding from the underneath side of the roof stone or tile preferably a radial expansion or several radial expansions spaced in the axial direction of the pin and dimensioned so that they each exceed the width of the recess in the retaining clip.
  • the recess in the retaining clip is preferably an oblong groove which is designed so that it enables the roof stone or tile to be displaced in the longitudinal direction of the roof stone or tile, even if the pin is inserted into the groove. Different overlapping lengths of roof stones or tiles can thereby be achieved without changing the position of the retaining clip. Furthermore the subsequent change in the roof stone position or a dismantling of the roof stone is possible by simply sliding the stone in the longitudinal direction of the groove until the fastening pin moves out of engagement with the recess.
  • the recess in the retaining clip is preferably open towards one longitudinal side. With this configuration the insertion of the pin is readily possible from the open side of the recess.
  • the opening region of the recess can be widened in order to make it even easier to insert the fastening pin.
  • This configuration has the further advantage that the position of the roof stone or tile is automatically centred laterally as the fastening pin continues to slide in along the recess.
  • the recess is preferably provided on a separate supporting arm of the retaining clip which is different from a clip portion which serves to clip round the part of the roof understructure and the respective roof stone.
  • the fastening pin can have an enlarged and defined bearing surface on the retaining clip, but can also however be held and fixed by the fastening pin at a distance above the supporting arm without contact with the actual clip. Because the fastening pin has been inserted in advance in the mould or is inserted afterwards in the finished roof stone or tile the pin can be made from a different material, by way of example metal or plastics. This enables the relatively free shaping of the fastening pin and adaption to the geometry of the retaining clip which is to fit therewith.
  • Figure 1 shows an overlapping arrangement of three roof stones on a roof understructure with retaining clips and fastening pins according to the invention in a sectional view, seen from the side, wherein the view is turned horizontal but in reality the arrangement is inclined from top left to bottom right, corresponding to the roof incline;
  • Figures 2A and 2B show perspective views of a retaining clip which is used in Figure 1 ;
  • Figure 3 shows perspective views of an alternative example of a fastening pin according to the invention.
  • Figure 4 shows a perspective view onto the upper side of an only partially shown negative mould for forming a roof stone or tile in order to explain the arrangement of the fastening pin.
  • FIG. 5 shows schematically a view of two regularly stacked roof tiles.
  • the roof covering and the elements according to the invention of the roofing system according to the invention with wind drag protection illustrated in the drawings comprise a plurality of identical roof stones or roof tiles 1A, IB and a plurality of identical retaining clips 3 which serve for fastening the roof stones or tiles on a roof understructure 2, more typically with horizontally aligned roof battens.
  • the retaining clips 3 have for this purpose a clip portion 5 which in side view has a horizontal U-shape and which engages round the roof batten 2 and a respective (first) one of the roof stones or tiles in the vertical direction wherein a protruding bracket or a first arm 3a of the retaining clip engages on the top side on a section of the roof stone or tile and a further bracket or a second arm 3b engages on the underneath of the roof batten.
  • This all-round engagement prevents the (first) roof stone or tile from lifting up vertically from the roof understructure.
  • the retaining clip 3 furthermore has a further portion or arm 3c which in the following is termed a supporting arm. This supporting arm extends in the opposite direction of the brackets or arms 3a, 3b of the clip portion 5 as compared to the web portion 3d coupling arms 3a and 3b and supporting arm 3c.
  • Supporting arm 3c is provided at a vertically higher level than the protruding bracket 3a so that it can support a further (second) roof stone or tile which overlaps the roof stone or tile held by the clip portion 5, on the underneath directly or via a fastening pin which is still to be described.
  • the distance between arm 3a and 3b in the direction of the web, is smaller as the distance between arm 3b and supporting arm 3c.
  • the supporting arm with the recess 6 can be reinforced by lateral ribs or stays, which connect the supporting arm to the clip portion, and can be secured against bending up or down.
  • the fastening pin 4 is incorporated into the underneath or lower side of the roof stone or tile in that it is already formed into the material during manufacture of the roof stone or tile by inserting the pin in advance into a negative mould which serves for forming the bulk material into the roof stone or tile.
  • Figure 4 shows a perspective view of the upper side of one such negative mould F for forming a roof stone or tile in order to explain the arrangement of the fastening pin in the negative mould, by way of example by an automated fitting machine, prior to introducing the roof stone material (e.g. concrete or clay or plastics).
  • the roof stone material e.g. concrete or clay or plastics
  • the pin can also be screwed or pressed with form- fitting engagement afterwards into a corresponding opening in the underneath of the roof stone or tile. This can be achieved by way of example through projections in the manner of barbs on a fastening pin or through screw threads.
  • the fastening pin inserted into the negative mould also typically has projections of such kind so that the fastening pin is reliably anchored with form-fitting engagement in the material once this material has hardened.
  • the fastening pin can as shown in the drawings, be provided with a disc-like or plate ⁇ like expansion 8 at the transition region from the inserted section to the protruding section so that forces and moments introduced into the roof stone or tile via the fastening pin can be supported over a larger surface area on the underneath of the roof stone or tile.
  • the fastening pin is preferably inserted or incorporated into the roof tile so that the section of the fastening pin protruding on the underneath of the roof stone or tile protrudes roughly perpendicular to a central plane Z of the roof stone or tile.
  • the fastening pin has on the portion protruding from the underneath of the roof stone or tile at least one radial expansion 7, preferably however several such radial expansions 7 spaced out in the axial direction of the pin and each dimensioned to that they exceed the width of the associated recess 4 in the retaining clip 3 so that each of the expansions can produce a form- fitting connection with the recess.
  • the distance LI between two underneath sides 100 of two regularly stacked roof stones or roof tiles 1A, minus the thickness L2 of the roof stone or roof tile, is more than the length L3 the fixing pin 4 protrudes from the underneath side of the roof stone or roof tile.
  • the recess 6 in the retaining clip 3 is as shown in Figures 2A and 2B preferably an oblong groove which extends from an open side 6a to the clip portion 5.
  • This configuration enables the displacement in the longitudinal direction of the recess, and thus in the longitudinal direction of the roof stone or tile below, of the roof stone or tile fastened by means of the fastening pin 4 on the clip, even if the pin is inserted in the recess.
  • Different overlapping lengths of roof stones can thereby be achieved, as shown in two different positions in Figure 1 on the left and right sides .
  • the open end 6a of the recess 6 can be widened out funnel-like.
  • the expansion can extend over a comparatively large section of the overall length of the recess to that the insertion of the fastening element also entails a certain centring of the roof stone.
  • the thickness of the supporting arm on either side of the recess can also increase wedge-like in the longitudinal direction of the recess so that the roof stone is drawn towards the clip as the insertion depth increases.
  • the recess can also be closed on both sides so that the fastening pin which is fitting therewith has to be configured so that it has radial expansions which are resilient in a certain way so that these can slide over the lateral edges of the recess when the fastening pin is pressed vertically into the recess.
  • a type of detent connection is produced.
  • the insertion can be facilitated in that the upper side of the clip either side of the recess is shaped funnel-like towards the recess in order to guide the fastening pins in the direction of the recess and to enable the attachment of the upper roof stone or tile even without being able to see the retaining clip below.
  • Dimensions of the embodiment of the retaining clip 3 shown in Figures 2A and 2B are by way of example about 130 - 140 mm in the axial length and 40 - 50 mm as the vertical spacing between the bracket 3a and the arm 3b of the clip portion 5.
  • the dimensions of the oblong groove 6 are to match the dimensions of the fastening pin and the relative installation positions of the fastening pin and retaining clip.
  • Figure 3 shows a modified embodiment of a fastening pin 4' according to the invention which has the disc-like or plate-like expansion 8 already described for supporting on the underneath of the roof stone, as well as, on the portion protruding from the underneath of the roof stone or tile, a guide face 9 on a radial expansion 7 which centres the fastening pin 4' during insertion into the recess 6 in the retaining clip 3.
  • the guide face 9 can be produced by way of example in the form of a conical tip (as shown) or in the form of a wedge-like tip or an inclined face.
  • the shaft of the fastening pin is tapered in sections in the insert direction behind the radial expansion 7 with guide face 9 so that this tapered section 11 in the installed position comes to lie between the flanks of the groove-like recess in the retaining clip.
  • a radially expanded shaft section 12 between the tapered section 11 and the plate-like expansion 8 serves to maintain a specific minimum distance between the roof stone or tile and the retaining clip.
  • the width of the expanded shaft section 12 is for this purpose in particular greater than the width of the groove-like recess in the retaining clip.
  • the fastening pin 4' has at the opposite end a further radial expansion 10 which as the fastening pin is embedded into the material of the roof stone or tile securely anchors the pin with form- fitting engagement therein.
  • Dimensions of the embodiment of the fastening pin 4' illustrated in Figure 3 are by way of example about 18 - 20 mm in the axial length and 16 - 20 mm at the diameter of the radial disc-like or plate-like expansion 8.
  • the embedding depth can be by way of example about 5 mm and the protrusion length of the pin beyond the disc-like or plate-like expansion 8 can amount to about 11 - 13 mm.
  • Releasing the form-fitting connection between the fastening pin and recess on the retaining clip because by way of example a roof stone or tile is to be subsequently removed from a roofing system can be carried out in that the roof stone or tile is moved in the direction of the recess until the expansion part of the fastening pin has moved out of engagement with the recess.
  • an ideal break point could also be provided on the fastening pin and/or on the retaining clip which beyond a predetermined force breaks and releases the form-fitting connection.
  • the material of the retaining clip is in itself of any type wherein with regard to the strength and durability and possibility of moulding, plastics, metal or composite materials are suitable. The same applies for the fastening pin.
  • the retaining clip is shown in the embodiment as a one-piece clip, this can also be made up from several parts so that different retaining clips can be used within one roofing system, namely those which only have the supporting arm with the recess, and those which have in addition to the supporting arm with the recess also a projection which is described below and which can serve as a fastening for a snow stopper.
  • the first arm 3a of the retaining clip 3 can be designed so that in the installed state it projects out from the overlapping region of the overlapping roof stones or tiles 1 and has a projection which protrudes upwards beyond the upper side of the roof stone on which it rests and serves as a snow stopper.
  • This projection can be moulded integral on the bracket or the arm 3a whereby if the arm 3a is formed by way of example from a flat strip-like band, it can be bent round into a triangle.
  • the projection can however also be fastened as a separate element on the arm 3a, by way of example by a mechanical connection such as screws, rivets or the like, or by soldering, welding, adhesive-bonding or corresponding connecting methods.
  • the height of the projection amounts by way of example to about 5 - 10 cm, wherein both the height and also the shape can be optional per se, provided the function as a snow stopper is guaranteed.
  • the length of the arm 3a and the position of the projection serving as a snow stopper are preferably selected so that the pressure point lies above the roof batten 2 in order to prevent damage to the roofing elements through a load. Since snow stoppers are not required at all positions of the retaining clips, different variations of the retaining clip can be used in the case of one roofing system.

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Cette invention concerne une dalle de toiture ou une tuile de toiture à poser sur une infrastructure de toiture avec une couverture à chevauchement, ladite dalle ou tuile de toiture comprenant au moins une broche de fixation qui est insérée dans la partie inférieure et fait saillie à partir de celle-ci et ladite broche de fixation étant conçue et agencée de manière à être fixée sur l'infrastructure du toit au moyen d'une agrafe de retenue qui vient en prise autour d'une partie de l'infrastructure du toit. La broche de fixation peut être mise en prise par complémentarité de forme avec un évidement dans l'agrafe de retenue afin de fixer la dalle ou la tuile de toiture sur l'agrafe de retenue. À l'emplacement de la broche de fixation, la distance séparant deux côtés inférieurs de deux dalles ou tuiles de toiture empilées de manière régulière, moins l'épaisseur de la dalle ou tuile de toiture, est supérieure à la longueur de saillie de la broche de fixation à partir du côté inférieur de ladite dalle ou tuile de toiture.
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