An antique architectural roof structure

Abstract

The invention relates to the field of construction, and provides an antique building roof structure with simple structure, convenient installation and maintenance, reliable positioning of Chinese-style tiles and good roof leakage prevention effect. The technical problems that the Chinese-style tiles existing in the prior art completely rely on self-relocation, and it is highly prone to left and right movement, which further causes leakage and the like on the roof are solved. The structure includes several rafters laid on the roof, sheathing bricks are laid between the adjacent rafters, the bottom layer of the Chinese-style tiles are hung between the corresponding adjacent rafters above the sheathing bricks, the edges of the corresponding adjacent Chinese-style tiles of the bottom layer above the rafters are covered with the Chinese-style tiles on the top layer, the top surfaces of the corresponding rafters under the top layer of the Chinese-style tiles are movably connected with wing-shaped pressure plates matched with the edges of the Chinese-style tiles, and when the wing-shaped pressure plates are pressed down, the adjacent bottom layer Chinese-style tiles are elastically pressed and fixed on the rafters.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of construction, in particular to an antique building roof structure with simple structure, convenient installation and maintenance, reliable paving and positioning of small blue tiles, and good roof leakage prevention effect. Background technique [0002] In the roof structure of ancient buildings, lookout bricks are usually paved on the rafters first, and then small blue tiles are laid between the rafters above the lookout bricks, and the rainproof function is realized through the small blue tiles. The traditional small blue tiles are generally sintered with clay. As a result, the concave surface of the small blue tiles on the bottom floor is hung between the adjacent rafters, and the small blue tiles on the top floor with the concave surface facing down are covered at the joints of the two small blue tiles on the bottom floor above the rafters, and the small blue tiles on the bottom floor completely rely on the top ...

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Problems solved by technology

[0002] In the roof structure of ancient buildings, lookout bricks are usually paved on the rafters first, and then small blue tiles are laid between the rafters above the lookout bricks, and the rainproof function is realized through the small blue tiles. The traditional small blue tiles are generally sintered with clay. As a result, the concave surface of the small blue tiles on the bottom floor hangs upwards between the adjacent rafters, and the small blue tiles on the top floor with the concave surface facing down are covered at the joint of the two small blue tiles on the bottom above the rafters, and the small blue tiles on the bottom floor completely rely on the top The weight of the small blue tiles on the top layer is crimped on both sides of the rafters. Therefore, when the roof is paved or repaired, or under the action of heavy wind and rain, the small blue tiles are prone to move left and right, resulting in water accumulation on the top of the lookout bricks, further cause roof leaks

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