JP4353077B2 - Eaves hanger - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to an eaves rod hanging tool capable of attaching an eave ridge on the lower side and attaching a leaf fall protection cover to the upper surface opening of the eave ridge.

  Conventionally, as shown in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 10-183906, a fall leaf cover is attached above an eaves wall attached to a building in order to prevent fall leaves and snow accumulation. For example, as shown in FIG. 3, the eaves rod 2 has a hanger body 3 that can be attached to the lower side and a support body 4 that protrudes upward from the hanger body 3. The eaves rod 2 and the fallen leaf cover 5 are attached to the building 1 using an eaves rod suspension provided with a coupled portion 6 for attaching the fall leaf cover 5 to the wall.

  However, the roof 33 has various slopes and shapes, and in order to attach the fallen leaf protection cover 5 therewith, the eaves rod suspension is individually designed and manufactured according to the slope and shape of the roof 33. I had to.

On the other hand, as shown in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2000-240232, a cutable portion 36 is provided on the support leg 35 of the support 34, and the installation height of the fallen leaf protection cover 5 can be adjusted by cutting the support leg 35 here. A structure for supporting the fallen leaf protection cover 5 is known (shown in FIG. 4). However, in this case, the support 34 is not provided integrally with the rain gutter suspension and is unstable only by being placed on the eaves suspension 2. In addition to attaching the rain gutter suspension, the support 34 is supported. The attachment process of the tool 34 is needed. Although the height of the fallen leaf cover 5 can be adjusted, since the fall leaf cover 5 is mounted horizontally, the fall leaf cover 5 is liable to accumulate fallen leaves and snow and does not fall well on the ground. It was.
JP-A-10-183906 Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2000-240232

  The present invention has been invented in view of the above-described background art, and the problem is that the eaves hanger can be installed on the lower side and attached with a litter cover corresponding to various sloped roofs. Is to provide the ingredients.

  In order to solve the above problems, the present invention comprises a hanging body attached to a building and having an eave ridge attached to the lower side, and a support provided to protrude upward from the hanging body, In the eaves rod suspension provided with a coupled portion for attaching the fallen leaf protection cover to the support, a plurality of coupled portions to which the fallen leaf cover is attached with different gradients are arranged in the direction along the eaves at the upper end of the support. Select a coupled part to be attached to the fallen leaf cover from a plurality of coupled parts, cut and remove the coupled part located higher than the coupled part, and remove the fallen leaf to the selected coupled part. The eaves hanging device is characterized in that a cover is attached.

  In the eaves hanging device of the present invention, since the fallen leaf cover has a plurality of coupled parts to which the gradient is attached, the slope of the roof of the building to which the eaves are attached from the plurality of coupled parts, A to-be-joined portion can be selected by selecting a coupled portion suitable for the protrusion of the roof, and even a roof with various shapes can be handled with one kind of eaves hanging tool.

FIG. 1 shows an eaves-hanging tool that is an embodiment corresponding to claims 1 and 2 of the present application, and FIG. The eaves hook hanging tool of this embodiment includes a hanging tool body 3 attached to the building 1 and attached to the lower side of the eave basket 2 and a support body 4 provided so as to protrude upward from the hanging tool body 3. In the eaves-hanging tool provided with the coupled portion 6 for attaching the fallen leaf protection cover 5 to the support 4, the support 4 includes a plurality of coupled portions 6 to which the fallen leaf cover 5 is attached with different gradients. The to-be-joined part 6 to which the fallen leaf cover 5 is attached is selected from the plurality of to-be-joined parts 6 and arranged at the upper end of the eaves. The fallen leaf cover 5 is attached to the selected coupled portion 6 by cutting and removing.

  Further, the support body 4 protrudes in the vertical direction from the middle of the suspension body 3, the coupled portion 6 having the lowest mounting position is provided at the upper end of the support body 4, and the connection portion provided on the side portion of the support body 4 7, the next coupled portion 6 is provided at a position higher than the coupled portion 6, and the coupled portion 6 can be cut by cutting at the connecting portion 7.

  Moreover, the to-be-joined part 6 is a plate shape with a high gradient on the roof side protruding from the support 4 to the roof side and the opposite side, and the slope of the to-be-coupled part 6 with a higher mounting position is larger.

  Hereinafter, the eaves hook suspension of this embodiment will be described in more detail. The eaves rod suspension of this embodiment is integrally formed of synthetic resin such as polycarbonate, and the holding portion 9 is located on the front side from the front surface of the plate-like attachment portion 8 for attaching the eaves rod suspension to the building 1. It is provided with an inclination downward. Further, around the attachment portion 8, attachment holes 10 for passing nails used when attaching the eaves rod suspension to the building 1 are provided symmetrically. Below the holding part 9, the hanging tool main body 3 is provided horizontally in the front-rear direction. A connecting portion 11 extending in the vertical direction is provided from the front end of the hanging tool body 3. Moreover, the insertion part 12 inclined upwards from the upper end of the connection part 11 toward the back is provided. Further, a support portion 13 having a substantially triangular shape in a side view is provided so as to protrude from the facing surface of the suspension body 3 of the connecting portion 11. A projecting portion 14 having a substantially triangular side view is provided on the lower rear side of the hanging tool body 3, and a fixing piece 15 projects from the rear end of the projecting portion 14 toward the upper rear side.

  A support body 4 is provided so as to protrude in the vertical direction from the middle of the suspension body 3, and the support body 4 has a plate shape widened in the direction of the eaves when the eaves hook suspension is attached to the building 1. . The upper end of the support 4 is provided with a plate-like coupled portion 6 that protrudes in the front-rear direction and has a high gradient at the rear, and the coupled portion 6 projects to the rear from the support 4. It consists of the part 16 and the engagement piece 19 of the to-be-fixed part 17 which protruded ahead. The locked portion 16 protrudes rearward and upward, the fixed portion 17 has an approximately L-shaped cross section and protrudes forward, and the engaging piece provided to protrude forward and downward from the upper end of the elastic piece 18. It consists of nineteen. Moreover, the to-be-latched part 16 and the engaging piece 19 are provided so that it may become the same inclination.

  In addition, a plurality of coupled portions 6 are provided in the eaves rod suspension, and FIG. 1 illustrates a case where two coupled portions 6 are provided. A connection support 20 having the same shape as the support 4 is provided from the side of the support 4 via the connection portion 7, and the coupled portion 6 is formed at the upper end of the connection support 20 in the same manner as the upper end of the support 4. Is provided. The coupled portion 6 provided at the upper end of the connected support portion 20 has a higher mounting position than that provided at the upper end of the support 4. Further, the portion of the coupled portion 6 provided at the upper end of the connected support portion 20 has a greater gradient than that provided at the upper end of the support body 4. In this case, the coupled portion 6a at the upper end of the support 4 has a 4-dimensional gradient corresponding to the 4-dimension gradient, and the coupled portion 6b at the upper end of the connection support 20 is inclined corresponding to the 6-dimensional gradient. Q is a 6 inch gradient. The to-be-connected support part 20 can be cut and removed by cutting the connecting part 7 along a cutting line X that crosses the connecting part 7 in the vertical direction. Further, ribs 21 are formed on the support body 4, the coupling portion 11, the holding body 9, the connection support body 20, and the connection portion 7.

  FIG. 2 shows a state in which the eaves rod suspension of this embodiment is attached to the building 1 and the eaves rod 2 and the fallen leaf cover 5 are attached. Below the eaves hanger body 3 of the eaves hanger, a front wall surface portion 24 made of a vinyl chloride-coated steel plate or the like and provided with a bottom portion 22 and a fitting portion 23 having a substantially U-shaped cross section at the upper end, and at the upper end. The eaves rod 2 having a substantially U-shaped cross section composed of the rear wall portion 26 provided with the insertion portion 25 having a substantially square cross section can be attached. The eaves hooks can be attached to the eaves bowl 2 by fitting the fitting part 23 and the insertion part 25 of the eaves bowl 2 to the insertion part 12 and the fixed piece 15, respectively. Yes.

  In addition, the coupled portion 6 of the eaves hook is made of the same material as that of the eaves 2 and is provided with a U-shaped rear wall portion 27 having a front opening at the rear end and a rear rear ear portion 28 at the front end. A plate-shaped fallen leaf cover 5 having a cover front ear portion 30 provided with a U-shaped fixing portion 29 having an opening can be attached. The fallen leaf protection cover 5 can be attached by fitting the rear wall portion 27 and the fixing portion 29 of the fallen leaf protection cover 5 to the locked portion 16 and the engagement piece 19 of the eaves hook. ing.

  FIG. 2A shows an example in which the eaves hanging tool of this embodiment is attached to the building 1 having a 6-inch gradient roof 31. The eaves hanger is attached to the wall surface of the building 1 via the attachment portion 8. In this case, since the coupled portion 6b at the upper end of the connection support 20 corresponds to a 6-dimensional gradient, the fallen leaf cover 5 is attached to the coupled portion 6b. Moreover, the eaves 2 is attached below the eaves hanger. The attachment position of the eaves hanging tool to the building 1 is attached to a position where the upper surface of the fallen leaf protection cover 5 is lower than the upper surface of the 6-inch gradient roof 31. In this case, when viewed from above in the vertical direction, the leaf fall cover 5 is provided at a position where there is no gap in the front-rear direction between the fall leaf cover 5 and the 6-inch gradient roof 31. It is almost covered and there is a gap with the eaves fence 2 in front of the fallen leaf protection cover 5, and the rainwater flowing from the 6-inch gradient roof 31 can be received by the eaves fence 2 through this gap. The clearance in the front-rear direction between the shield cover 5 and the 6-inch gradient roof 31 may or may not be provided.

  FIG. 2 (b) shows an example in which the eaves hanger according to this embodiment is attached to the building 1 having a 4-inch gradient roof 32. In this case, since the coupled portion 6a at the upper end of the support 4 of the eaves rod suspension device corresponds to a 4-dimension gradient, the eaves rod suspension device is illustrated in FIG. 1B using a blade such as a saw or a cutter. The connection support 20 and the coupled portion 6b are removed by cutting along the cutting line X, and the fallen leaf cover 5 is attached to the remaining coupled portion 6a. Other than that, it is the same as the case of the building 1 having the 6-inch gradient roof 31.

  Therefore, in the eaves rod hanging tool of this embodiment, since the fall leaf protection cover 5 is provided above the eave cage 2, it is possible to prevent the fallen leaves, snow, dust, and the like from accumulating on the eave cage 2. In addition, since the fallen leaf cover 5 is provided with a plurality of coupled portions 6 to be attached with different gradients, one kind of eaves suspension can be used for roofs of various gradients and shapes, as in the conventional example. This eliminates the need to individually design and manufacture eave hangers that match the slope and shape of the roof. Moreover, when selecting and constructing the coupled part 6 to which the fallen leaf cover 5 is attached from a plurality of coupled parts 6, it is cut along the cutting line X while leaving the coupled part 6 selected by the eaves hanging device at the time of construction. It is only necessary to remove unnecessary parts 6 to be coupled, which is very simple. Further, since the plurality of coupled portions 6 are provided in the direction along the eaves edge, the position of the eaves rod 2 and the fallen leaf cover 5 in the front-rear direction is constant regardless of which coupled portion 6 is selected. And a space for rainwater to flow into the fallen leaf protection cover 5 is always secured at regular intervals. In addition, this makes it possible to keep the center of gravity of the fallen leaf protection cover 5 constant because the attachment position in the front-rear direction of the fallen leaf protection cover 5 is constant with respect to the eaves hanging device regardless of which coupled portion 6 is selected. The load applied to the attachment portion 8 of the eaves hook is not changed by the coupled portion 6 that has been made, and the eaves suspension is not easily removed from the building 1 by the selected coupled portion 6. In addition, since the plurality of coupled parts 6 are provided in different levels, the selected coupled part 6 is the highest by cutting and removing the coupled part 6 located higher than the selected coupled part 6. Therefore, the fallen leaf protection cover 5 can be easily attached.

  Further, the coupled portion 6 having the lowest mounting position is provided at the upper end of the support 4, and the next coupled is provided at a position higher than the coupled portion 6 through the connection portion 7 provided on the side of the support 4. Since the portion 6 is provided, by cutting along the cutting line X on the side surface opposite to the support body 4 of the selected coupled portion 6, the coupled portion 6 selected in the eaves rod suspension is at the highest position. Since it becomes the coupling | bond part 6, the fallen leaf protection cover 5 is easy to attach, and since the to-be-joined part 6 which has not been selected which remained in the eaves rod hanger is in a position lower than the selected to-be-joined part 6, it selected It does not get in the way when attaching the fallen leaf protection cover 5 to the coupled portion 6. In addition, even if there are a plurality of coupled parts 6, a plurality of coupled parts 6 that are obstructive to attaching the fallen leaf cover 5 can be removed together by cutting only one connection part 7.

  Moreover, since the to-be-joined part 6 to which the to-be-joined part 6 has a higher attachment position has a gradient, even if the fall-off cover 5 is attached to the to-be-joined part 6 of any gradient, the fall-off-scrap cover 5 The interval with 2 becomes constant. Therefore, since the low-gradient coupled portion 6 is provided at a high position, the space between the fallen leaf cover 5 and the eaves basket 2 is too wide, and rainwater that has flowed down the upper surface of the fallen leaf cover 5 cannot be received well by the eaves 2. On the contrary, since the coupled portion 6 having a high gradient is provided at a low position, there is no space between the fallen leaf protection cover 5 and the eaves cage 2, and it is possible to prevent the fallen leaves and snow from accumulating on the eaves cage 2.

(A) of the eaves hook hanging tool which is embodiment of this invention is a side view, (b) is a rear view. The cross-sectional view of the building with the eaves hanger and the litter cover attached to the building using the same eaves hanger, (a) when 6-slope roof, (b) when 4-slope roof. Sectional drawing when attaching an eaves wall and a fallen leaf cover to a building using the eaves wall hanging tool which is a prior art example. Sectional drawing of the support structure of the fallen leaf protection cover which is another prior art example.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Building 2 Eaves 3 Suspension tool body 4 Support body 5 Fallen leaf cover 6 Coupled part 6a Low coupled part 6b High coupled part 7 Connection part

Claims (2)

A suspended body attached to a building and having an eave ridge attached to the lower side, and a support provided so as to protrude upward from the suspended body. In the eaves hanging device provided with a portion, the support body protrudes in the vertical direction from the middle of the suspension body, the coupled portion having the lowest mounting position is provided at the upper end of the support body, and provided on the side portion of the support body. A plurality of coupled parts to which the fallen leaf protection cover is attached with different gradients are attached to the upper end of the support body at the eaves tip. The parts to be joined are arranged in a line along the direction, and a part to be attached to which the fall cover is attached is selected from a plurality of parts to be joined, and the part to be joined that is higher than the part to be joined is cut at the connecting part. as coupling portion is cut removed Eaves gutters suspender, characterized in that it was.   The to-be-joined part protrudes from the support to the roof side and the opposite side and has a plate shape with a high slope on the roof side, and the slope becomes larger as the to-be-joined part with a higher mounting position is formed. 1.

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