JP4938499B2 - Eaves - Google Patents

Description

  TECHNICAL FIELD The present invention relates to an eaves anchor that is integrally attached to an end of an eaves so as to close an end opening.

In order to prevent fallen leaves and garbage from entering the eaves and accumulating inside the eaves and preventing rainwater from flowing down, a fallen leaf cover may be attached above the eaves.
As a structure for supporting and fixing the fallen leaf protection cover above the eaves fence, for example, as shown in FIG. 5A, the fallen leaf protection cover 102 is supported on the upper surface of the eaves suspension 101 that supports the eaves fence 100. A body 103 is projected integrally, and the bottom surface of the fallen leaf protection cover 102 is fixed to the support body 103 by engaging both sides of the bottom surface of the fallen leaf protection cover 102, as shown in FIG. There is known a structure in which the support member 104 attached to the head is integrally fixed to the upper surface of the hanger 101 (see, for example, Patent Documents 1 and 2).

JP 2006-144262 A Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 62-190033

In the embodiment shown in the figure, the fallen leaf protection cover 102 can be supported above the eaves fence 100 by the eaves hanger 101, but the eaves hanger 101 is attached at intervals of several tens of centimeters along the eaves. In addition, the end of the fallen leaf protection cover 102 above the eaves 100 cannot be fixed, and the cover end may vibrate and flutter when subjected to a strong wind. Therefore, it is necessary to fix the end portion of the fallen leaf protection cover 102 to the eaves 100 or the like with a wire or the like.
If there is a tree right next to the house, the fallen leaves can easily enter the eaves wall 100 through the gap between the end of the eaves wall 100 and the end of the fallen leaf protection cover 102. It was necessary to attach the material separately from the fallen leaf protection cover 102.
The work at the edge of the eaves 100 is still performed in an unstable place at high altitude, even if a work scaffold is built. It is desirable to be done in time.

  In view of such a problem of the prior art, the present invention can securely fix the fallen leaf protection cover at the end of the eaves by a simple operation, and the inside of the eaves from the side of the end of the eaves It is an object to be able to prevent fallen leaves and the like from getting into the water.

In order to solve the above-mentioned problem, the eaves-stopper of the present invention is provided with a protrusion that fits into the end opening on one side of the closing plate that closes the end opening of the eaves, and the upper part of the closing plate Further, the present invention is characterized in that a cover support attachment portion for supporting the lower surface of the fallen leaf protection cover is provided.
The cover support body is provided with a support piece projecting and supported on one side of an end plate having a size capable of closing the gap between the eaves and the fallen leaf protection cover supported above, The lower part of the board can be provided in a shape in which a leg part connected to the attachment part of the eaves bar is provided.

According to this, the end of the fallen leaf protection cover is fixed by connecting the cover support to the mounting portion provided at the upper part of the eaves guard and mounting and supporting the fallen leaf protection cover on the upper surface of the cover support. It is fixed integrally with the eaves-stopper so that the cover edge does not flutter even under strong winds. There is no need to fix the end of the cover with a wire or the like, and the construction of the end of the eaves can be done in a short time without trouble.
Also, if the cover support has an end plate of a size that closes the gap between the eaves and the fallen leaf protection cover supported above, the end of the eaves end and the end of the fallen leaf protection cover with this end plate. The gap between the two is blocked, and it is possible to reliably prevent fallen leaves and the like from entering the eaves from the side of the end of the eaves.

A preferred embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.
FIG. 1 is an external view of an example of an eave ridge structure that includes the eave keeper of the present invention as a constituent member, and FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the eave keeper and a cover support. FIG. FIG. 4 is a schematic cross-sectional view of the eave ridge end with the eave ridge stop attached to the eave ridge end.

  As shown in FIG. 1, the eaves cage structure includes an eave cage 1, an eaves hanger 2, a fallen leaf cover 3, a cover support 4, a fastener 5 such as a screw, an eaves anchor 6, and a cover support 7. It is comprised by each member of.

  The eaves 1 is formed by bending a long steel plate made of a material having corrosion resistance such as covering the surface with a vinyl chloride resin or having a corrosion resistance along the longitudinal direction by sheet metal processing, The front surface portion 12 and the rear surface portion 13 are formed on both sides of the bottom surface portion 11 so as to have a substantially U-shaped cross section. The front surface portion 12 rises obliquely forward from the bottom surface portion 11, and is provided with a front ear portion 12 a that is folded inward at an acute angle at the upper end thereof. A rear ear portion 13a is provided.

  As shown in FIG. 1, the kite hanger 2 includes a front support piece 21 b that engages the front ear portion 12 a of the front surface portion 12 of the eaves 1 with the front surface of the base portion 21 a and a rear ear portion 13 a of the rear surface portion 13. The hanger body 21 is formed by integrally projecting a rear support piece 21c to be joined, and a mounting plate 22 having a frame portion 22a with which the base portion 21a is fitted on the front surface. The mounting plate 22 is attached to a nose cover plate 9 described later. The base portion 21a of the hanger body 21 is fitted to the front frame portion 22a and is fixed to the nose cover plate 9. In addition, on the upper surface of the hanger main body 21, a cylindrical support portion 23 that is connected to the upper and lower sides and is integrally provided with a leg portion 41 of a cover support body 4 to be described later.

  As shown in FIG. 1, the fallen leaf protection cover 3 is a long plate material having an appropriate length formed by arranging a large number of water passage holes 31 at a predetermined interval on the surface, and can cover the upper surface opening of the eaves basket 1. An attachment surface portion 33 that is inclined with respect to the main body portion 32 is integrally formed at the front end of the main body portion 32 having a width. The attachment surface portion 33 is formed such that the lower portion thereof is joined to the upper surface of the front ear portion 12a of the eaves ridge 1, and the upper portion thereof is provided with a bank wall portion 34 that is bent backward in a concave shape.

  The cover support 4 is inclined obliquely with respect to the leg 41 at the upper end of the bowl-shaped leg 41 that is fitted and fixed to the support 23 formed on the suspension body 21 of the kite suspension 2. A rectangular support piece 42 having a long hole 42a into which the lower end of the fastener 5 is fitted is formed integrally on the surface.

As shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 2, the eaves guard 6 is a protrusion that fits into the end opening 1 a of the eaves 1 on one side of the closing plate 61 that closes the end opening 1 a of the eaves 1. The part 62 is formed integrally.
More specifically, when the closing plate portion 61 is applied to the end opening 1a of the eaves rod 1, the lower portion and the front and rear edges thereof follow the cross-sectional shape of the eaves rod 1 so as to close the end opening. The upper part is formed in an outer shape along the line segment connecting the upper ends of the front and rear ears 12a, 13a of the eaves rod 1.
Further, the protrusion 62 is a portion protruding in a band shape with an appropriate width from one side of the closing plate portion 61, and is a bottom surface portion of the eaves 1 so as to fit inside the end opening 1 a of the eaves 1. 11 and engaging portions 62a and 62b that engage with the front and rear ear portions 12a and 13a are provided at the upper ends of both ends.
Further, on the upper portion of the closing plate portion 61, mounting portions 63, 63 of the cover support 7 into which legs 73, 73 of the cover support 7 described later are fitted are provided integrally.
The eaves bar stop 6 is fitted with the protrusion 62 in the end opening 1a of the eave bar 1 and the engaging parts 62a and 62b are engaged with the front and rear ears 12a and 13a of the eave bar 1 by the eave bar 1 It is provided so that the end opening 1a of the eaves ridge 1 may be closed without a gap by a closing plate portion 61 that is fitted to the end of the door and abuts against the end (see FIG. 4).

As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the cover support 7 projects a support piece 72 on which the end of the fallen leaf protection cover 3 is placed on the side surface of the substantially triangular end plate 71, and at the bottom of the end plate 71. Legs 73 and 73 are provided in a protruding shape.
More specifically, the end plate 71 is provided in a size that can close the gap between the end portion of the eaves rod 1 and the end portion of the fallen leaf protection cover 3 that is supported above the end plate 71. By fitting the leg portions 73 and 73 to the mounting portions 63 and 63 of the plate portion 61, they are connected and fixed to the upper portion of the closing plate portion 61. In this state, the end plate 71 is connected to the upper end of the closing plate portion 61 and is vertical. A wall surface is formed, and the wall between the eaves 1 and the end of the fallen leaf protection cover 3 is closed by this wall surface.
The support piece 72 is formed in the same rectangular shape as the support piece 42 of the cover support 4, and a long hole 72 a into which the lower end of the fastener 5 is fitted is provided in the surface. And the support piece 72 is the cover fixed to the support part 23 of the eaves hanger 2 in the state which connected and fixed the end plate 71 to the closing plate part 61 of the eaves eaves stop 6 attached to the end part of the eaves eaves 1 The support 4 is provided so as to have the same height and inclination angle as the support piece 42 and to be arranged above the end of the eaves 1.

As shown in FIG. 3, the construction of the eaves cage structure composed of these members is performed by sequentially attaching the attachment plate 22 and the suspension body 21 of the suspension device 2 to the nose cover plate 9 attached to the nose cover 8. A plurality of heel suspensions 2 are fixed at appropriate intervals along the nasal concealment plate 9, and then the eaves 1 is bridged between the fixed heel suspensions 2, 2, The rear ear 13a is engaged with the front support piece 21b and the rear support piece 21c of the kite hanger 2, respectively, and the eaves hanger 1 is supported by the kite hanger 2.
The end of the eaves rod 1 supported by the eaves hanger 2 is coated with an adhesive on the peripheral surface of the protrusion 62 of the eave rod stop 6 or the inner peripheral surface of the end of the eave rod 1 in advance. The projecting portion 62 is fitted into the end portion and bonded and integrated, and the eaves guard 6 is fixed integrally. By fixing the eave bar stop 6 to the end of the eave bar 1, the end opening 1 a of the eave bar 1 is closed by the closing plate 61.

If the eaves rod 1 is attached along the nose cover plate 9, the fallen leaf cover 3 is attached above it. The fallen leaf protection cover 3 is attached by fitting the leg support 41 to the support portion 23 of each kite hanger 2 so that the support piece 42 is inclined downward toward the eaves side, and the cover support body 4 is attached. The fallen leaf protection cover 3 is placed on the upper surface of 42, the fastener 5 is engaged with the water passage hole 31 of the fallen leaf protection cover 3 and the long hole 42 a of the support piece 42, and the fallen leaf protection cover 3 is integrated with the support piece 42. It is done by fixing to.
Further, at the end portion of the eaves rod 1, the leg portions 73 and 73 are fitted to the mounting portions 63 and 63 of the closing plate portion 61 of the eaves rod stop 6 to connect the cover support 7 to the upper portion of the closing plate portion 61. The end of the fallen leaf protection cover 3 is placed on the upper surface of the support piece 72 that is fixed and protrudes laterally from the end plate 71 of the cover support 7, and the water passage hole 31 at the end of the cover and the long hole 72 a of the support piece 72. The end of the fallen leaf protection cover 3 is fixed to the support piece 72 as a unit.

As shown in FIG. 3, the eaves cage structure attached to the eaves is supported by the cover support 4 attached to the upper part of the eaves hanger 2 so that the fallen leaf protection cover 3 is supported above the eaves 1. Rainwater flowing down from the roof flows down from the water passage hole 31 of the fallen leaf protection cover 3 into the eaves 1, and fallen leaves can be prevented from entering the eaves 1 by being blocked by the upper surface of the cover. In addition, since the dam wall 34 that blocks the flow of rainwater is provided at the upper front end of the fallen leaf protection cover 3, rainwater that flows down the upper surface of the fallen leaf protection cover 3 may jump over the front of the eaves 1 and fall under the eaves. Absent.
As shown in FIG. 4, the end opening 1 a is closed at the end portion of the eaves rod 1 by the eaves rod stop 6, and the support piece 72 of the cover support body 7 connected and fixed to the upper portion thereof. Since the end portion of the fallen leaf protection cover 3 is fastened and fixed by the fastener 5, the end portion of the fallen leaf protection cover 3 does not flutter even when subjected to strong winds. Further, in a state where the cover support 7 is connected and fixed to the eaves-holding 6, a vertical wall surface is formed in which the closing plate portion 61 of the eaves-holding 6 and the end plate 71 of the cover support 7 are integrally connected. Since the gap between the end portions of the eaves wall 1 and the fallen leaf protection cover 3 is blocked by the wall surface, fallen leaves do not enter from the side of the end side of the eaves wall 1.

As described above, according to the eaves guard of the present invention, since the attachment part of the cover support that supports the fallen leaf protection cover is provided on the upper part thereof, the fallen leaf protection cover located above the end of the eaves is provided. It is possible to prevent the end portion of the fallen leaf protection cover from flapping by supporting the end portion with a cover support and fixing it with a simple operation.
In addition, the form of the illustrated eaves-stopper and the eaves-holding structure including the same is an example, and the present invention is not limited thereto, and may be configured in an appropriate shape according to the shape of the eaves-cover and fallen leaf protection cover. Is possible.

It is an external view of an example of the eaves | strap structure which contains the eaves stop of this invention as a structural member. FIG. 2 is a perspective view of an eaves bar stop and a cover support shown in FIG. 1. It is a schematic sectional drawing of the eaves edge | end of the state which attached the eaves-ridge structure of FIG. 1 to the eaves end. It is a schematic sectional drawing in the eaves edge part of the state which attached the eaves guard to the eaves edge part. (A) is a schematic sectional drawing of the eaves tip in the state which attached the fallen leaf protection cover above the eaves ridge in a prior art example, (B) It is the same schematic perspective view.

Explanation of symbols

1 eaves, 11 bottom, 12 front, 13 back, 2 hanger, 21 hanger body, 22 mounting plate, 3 fallen leaf cover, 31 water hole, 4 cover support, 41 legs, 42 Supporting piece, 5 Fasteners, 6 eaves tackle, 61 Closing plate part, 62 Protruding part, 63 Mounting part, 7 Cover support, 71 End plate, 72 Supporting piece, 73 Leg part, 8 Nasal concealment, 9 Nasal concealing board

Claims (2)

An eaves stop that is provided with a protrusion that fits into the end opening on one side of the closing plate that closes the end opening of the eaves,
An eaves-holding stop provided with an attachment portion for a cover support that supports the lower surface of the fallen leaf protection cover on the upper portion of the closing plate portion. The cover support body is provided with a support piece projecting on one side of an end plate having a size capable of closing the gap between the eaves ridge and the fallen leaf protection cover supported above the end plate, and supporting the end plate. 2. The eaves-holding according to claim 1, wherein the eaves-holding has a shape in which a leg portion connected to an attachment portion of the eaves-holding is provided at a lower portion of the eaves-holding.

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