An installation mechanism for fixing fiberglass shingles and its usage method

Abstract

This invention relates to the field of fiberglass shingle technology, and in particular to an installation mechanism for fixing fiberglass shingles and its method of use. It includes a connecting structure for connecting fiberglass shingles and a fixing structure for fixing the shingles. The connecting structure includes a first fiberglass shingle edge layer and a second fiberglass shingle edge layer. The first fiberglass shingle edge layer is located on one side of the fiberglass shingle, and the second fiberglass shingle edge layer is located on the other side. When two adjacent fiberglass shingles are fitted together, they are connected by the first fiberglass shingle edge layer of the preceding shingle and the second fiberglass shingle edge layer of the following shingle. The fixing structure is located between the fiberglass shingle and the roof. Multiple fixing structures are arranged on the roof, and adjacent fixing structures are connected by a support mechanism. The fiberglass shingles of this invention have a more stable connection, better waterproof performance, and are less prone to being overturned and leaking in strong winds and heavy rain. They are also easier to install and adjust.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This invention relates to the field of fiberglass shingle technology, specifically to an installation mechanism for fixing fiberglass shingles and its usage method. Background Technology

[0002] Fiberglass shingles are a building material with numerous advantages and a wide range of applications. They possess high strength, high toughness, corrosion resistance, and aging resistance, making them widely used in building exterior walls, roofs, and floors. The advantages of fiberglass shingles include their lightweight yet high strength, enabling them to withstand significant loads; and their corrosion resistance, allowing for long-term use in harsh environments. However, when connecting fiberglass shingles, the edges of adjacent shingles are typically overlapped, resulting in a weak connection. In strong winds and heavy rains, the shingles are prone to being overturned and leaking. Furthermore, when used for roofing, fiberglass shingles are particularly suitable for roofs with slopes of 0-90 degrees and roofs of any shape, including conical and multi-angled complex roofs. However, installation requires mounting brackets. Currently, the mounting brackets used in the market for fiberglass shingles have relatively simple structures, making it inconvenient to adjust the angle of the shingles after installation. Summary of the Invention

[0003] In view of the shortcomings of the existing technology, the purpose of this invention is to provide an installation mechanism for fixing fiberglass shingles and a method of using it.

[0004] To achieve the above objectives, the present invention provides the following technical solution: an installation mechanism for fixing fiberglass shingles, comprising a connecting structure for connecting fiberglass shingles and a fixing structure for fixing fiberglass shingles. The connecting structure includes a first fiberglass shingle edge layer and a second fiberglass shingle edge layer. The first fiberglass shingle edge layer is disposed on one side of the fiberglass shingle, and the second fiberglass shingle edge layer is disposed on the other side of the fiberglass shingle. When two adjacent fiberglass shingles are fitted together, they are connected by the first fiberglass shingle edge layer of the preceding shingle and the second fiberglass shingle edge layer of the following shingle. The fixing structure is disposed between the fiberglass shingle and the roof. Multiple fixing structures are arranged on the roof, and adjacent fixing structures are connected by a support mechanism. The fixing structure includes a base, a first support column, a second support column, and a first connecting column. Both the first and second support columns are vertically arranged. A base is fixedly connected to the bottom of both the first and second support columns. The height of the first support column is higher than that of the second support column. Adjustment blocks are provided on both the first and second support columns, and connecting blocks are provided on the adjustment blocks. Each end of the first connecting column is respectively engaged with a connecting block. A second bolt is provided on one side of the connecting block and passes through the connecting block and the first connecting column. A first nut is threadedly connected to the outer side of the second bolt. A threaded rod that engages with the first or second support column is provided on one side of the adjusting block. A reinforcing plate is sleeved on the outer side of the threaded rod near the first support column, and one side of the reinforcing plate is on one side of the first support column. A plug-in rod is fixedly provided on one side of the reinforcing plate and is inserted into the interior of the first connecting column. The tops of the first and second support columns are plugged into and fastened with a top cover.

[0005] In some embodiments, a first retaining strip is provided on the first fiberglass shingle edge layer, and a first slot is provided on the top of the first retaining strip. A connecting base is provided on the second fiberglass shingle edge layer, and an arc-shaped second slot is provided on the top of the connecting base. The second slot is used for inserting the first retaining strip. The second slot is open at the top, and the opening width of the second slot is smaller than the inner diameter width.

[0006] In some embodiments, the top of the connecting base is provided with a connecting top seat, and the bottom of the connecting top seat is provided with a second locking strip, which is used to insert into the first slot.

[0007] In some embodiments, the bottom of one end of the fiberglass shingle, the first fiberglass shingle edge layer, and the connecting top seat are all provided with an embedded groove, and the other end of the fiberglass shingle, the first fiberglass shingle edge layer, and the connecting top seat are all provided with an extension edge, which is used to fit into the embedded groove.

[0008] In some embodiments, the support structure includes a second connecting column installed between two connected first connecting columns. Both ends of the second connecting column are provided with right-angle connecting plates. A first bolt is provided on one side of the right-angle connecting plate and is threadedly connected to the first connecting column. A limit block is fixedly provided on the other side of the right-angle connecting plate and is inserted into the interior of the second connecting column.

[0009] In some embodiments, both the first support column and the second support column have vertical grooves inside, and the threaded rod is slidably installed inside the vertical grooves.

[0010] In some embodiments, the connecting block has a slot inside, through which the second bolt passes.

[0011] In some embodiments, insertion slots are provided on both sides of the second connecting post, and the limiting block is inserted into the insertion slot.

[0012] In some embodiments, the first connecting post has a threaded hole inside, and the size of the first bolt is adapted to the size of the threaded hole.

[0013] To achieve the above objectives, the present invention also provides the following technical solution: a method for using an installation mechanism for fixing fiberglass shingles, wherein the steps of the installation mechanism are as follows:

[0014] (1) Before installing the fiberglass shingles, the first and second support columns are fixed to the preset roof installation positions using the base;

[0015] (2) Then, the first connecting column is installed between the first support column and the second support column by adjusting the block and connecting block. Then, the angle of the first connecting column is adjusted by sliding the adjusting block according to the installation dimensions.

[0016] (3) After adjustment, rotate the second nut and the first nut to tighten the first connecting column, which makes it easy to adjust the angle. At the same time, the reinforcing plate is installed on one side of the first support column through the second nut, and the plug rod on one side of the reinforcing plate passes through the first connecting column, thereby reinforcing and stabilizing the first support column and the first connecting column.

[0017] (4) After the first connecting column is installed, the second connecting column is installed between the two first connecting columns. Then, the right-angle connecting plate is fastened to both sides of the second connecting column. Then, holes are drilled inside the first connecting column using an external electric drill. Then, the first bolt is threaded to the first connecting column to fix the second connecting column and support and reinforce the first connecting column through the second connecting column.

[0018] (5) After all the fixed structures are erected on the roof at the preset positions and the angles are adjusted, the fiberglass shingles are laid;

[0019] (6) When two sets of adjacent fiberglass shingles are connected, the fiberglass shingles are first connected laterally. The first clip of one fiberglass shingle slides from one end of the fiberglass shingle into the second slot of the other fiberglass shingle. At the same time, the second clip slides into the first slot. The connecting top seat covers the top of the base and the top of the first clip to protect the top of the base, so that rainwater cannot enter the interior of the fiberglass shingle. The opening width of the second slot is smaller than the inner diameter width, so that the first clip cannot be pulled out from the second slot upwards, but can only be pulled out from one end of the second slot. This provides a more stable connection between the two fiberglass shingles and makes them less likely to be blown over by strong winds.

[0020] (7) Then connect the fiberglass shingles longitudinally. The extended edge of one fiberglass shingle is inserted into the groove of another fiberglass shingle, so that the two fiberglass shingles are connected longitudinally and stably. This allows rainwater to flow along the groove at the top of the fiberglass shingle and prevents the rainwater from flowing into the interior of the fiberglass shingle. This allows multiple fiberglass shingles to be connected together more stably for protection and prevents them from being blown over by strong winds and damaged.

[0021] (8) After the two connected fiberglass shingles are connected, the first fiberglass shingle is fixedly installed onto the fixing mechanism at the corresponding position;

[0022] (9) Then, for the next fiberglass shingle, first connect the next adjacent fiberglass shingle, and then fix it to the corresponding fixing frame;

[0023] (10) After completing all fiberglass shingle connections according to step (9), fix the last fiberglass shingle.

[0024] Compared with the prior art, the beneficial effects of the present invention are: by setting a connection structure on both sides and front and rear ends of the fiberglass shingles, the fiberglass shingles are snapped together from the ends, making the connection of the fiberglass shingles not only more stable, but also more waterproof, and less likely to be overturned and leak water in strong winds and heavy rain.

[0025] Simultaneously, by setting an adjusting block, a connecting block, a first connecting column, a threaded rod, and a second nut, during the installation of the fiberglass shingle, the first and second supporting columns are fixed in the appropriate positions by the base. The first connecting column is installed between the first and second supporting columns. Then, according to the installation dimensions, the angle of the first connecting column is adjusted by sliding the adjusting block. After adjustment, the second nut and the first nut are rotated to tighten the first connecting column, facilitating angle adjustment. After the first connecting column is installed, the second connecting column is installed between the two first connecting columns. The first bolt is threadedly connected to the first connecting column to fix the second connecting column, thus supporting and reinforcing the first connecting column through the second connecting column.

[0026] Details of one or more embodiments of this application are set forth in the following drawings and description to make other features, objects and advantages of this application more readily apparent. The embodiments of this application will provide a detailed description and understanding of the application. Attached Figure Description

[0027] Figure 1 This is a side view of the structure of the present invention;

[0028] Figure 2 This is a schematic diagram of the connection structure between the first connecting post and the second connecting post of the present invention;

[0029] Figure 3 This is a schematic diagram of the connection structure between the first connecting column and the connecting block of the present invention;

[0030] Figure 4 Schematic diagram of the fiberglass shingle connection structure for the invention. Figure 1 ;

[0031] Figure 5 Schematic diagram of the fiberglass shingle connection structure for the invention. Figure 2 ;

[0032] Figure 6 This is a schematic diagram of the connecting top seat in the fiberglass shingle connection structure of the invention. Figure 1 ;

[0033] Figure 7 This is a schematic diagram of the connecting top seat in the fiberglass shingle connection structure of the invention. Figure 2 ;

[0034] Figure 8 This is a schematic diagram of the transverse connection of the fiberglass shingle connection structure of the invention.

[0035] Figure 9 This is a schematic diagram of the longitudinal connection of the fiberglass shingle connection structure of the invention.

[0036] In the diagram: 1. Base; 2. First support column; 3. Second support column; 4. Adjusting block; 5. Connecting block; 6. First connecting column; 7. Second connecting column; 8. Right-angle connecting plate; 9. First bolt; 10. Limiting block; 11. Second bolt; 12. First nut; 13. Threaded rod; 14. Reinforcing plate; 15. Insert rod; 16. Second nut; 17. Top cover; 18. Fiberglass shingle;

[0037] 21. First fiberglass shingle edge layer; 22. First retaining strip; 221. First slot; 23. Second fiberglass shingle edge layer; 24. Connecting base; 241. Second slot; 25. Connecting top seat; 251. Second retaining strip; 26. Extension edge; 27. Embedded groove. Detailed Implementation

[0038] The technical solutions of the embodiments of the present invention will be clearly and completely described below with reference to the accompanying drawings. Obviously, the described embodiments are only some embodiments of the present invention, and not all embodiments. Based on the embodiments of the present invention, all other embodiments obtained by those skilled in the art without creative effort are within the scope of protection of the present invention.

[0039] Please see Figure 1-9 The present invention provides a technical solution: an installation mechanism for fixing fiberglass shingles, comprising a connecting structure for connecting fiberglass shingles 18 and a fixing structure for fixing fiberglass shingles 18.

[0040] The connection structure includes a first fiberglass shingle 18 side layer and a second fiberglass shingle 18 side layer. The first fiberglass shingle 18 side layer is located on one side of the fiberglass shingle 18, and the second fiberglass shingle 18 side layer is located on the other side of the fiberglass shingle 18. When two adjacent fiberglass shingles 18 are fitted together, they are connected by the first fiberglass shingle 18 side layer of the preceding fiberglass shingle 18 and the second fiberglass shingle 18 side layer of the following fiberglass shingle 18. The fixing structure is located between the fiberglass shingles 18 and the roof. Multiple fixing structures are arranged on the roof. Adjacent fixing structures are connected by a support mechanism. After adjacent fiberglass shingles 18 are connected, they are fixedly installed on the corresponding fixing structure, and the overall fiberglass shingle 18 roof laying is completed in sequence.

[0041] The fixing structure includes a base 1, a first support column 2, a second support column 3, and a first connecting column 6. Both the first support column 2 and the second support column 3 are vertically arranged, and a base 1 is fixedly connected to the bottom of each. The height of the first support column 2 is greater than that of the second support column 3. Adjusting blocks 4 are provided on both the first support column 2 and the second support column 3, and connecting blocks 5 are provided on the adjusting blocks 4. Each end of the first connecting column 6 corresponds to a connecting block 5. A second bolt 11 is provided on one side of each connecting block 5. 11 passes through the connecting block 5 and the first connecting column 6. The outer side of the second bolt 11 is threaded with a first nut 12. One side of the adjusting block 4 is provided with a threaded rod 13 that cooperates with the first support column 2 or the second support column 3. The outer side of the threaded rod 13 near the first support column 2 is fitted with a reinforcing plate 14, and one side of the reinforcing plate 14 is located on one side of the first support column 2. One side of the reinforcing plate 14 is fixedly provided with a plug rod 15, and the plug rod 15 is inserted into the inside of the first connecting column 6. The top of the first support column 2 and the second support column 3 are plugged into and fastened with the top cover 17.

[0042] Based on the above technical solutions, the connection structure of fiberglass shingles is applied in practical applications.

[0043] A first retaining strip 22 is provided on the edge layer of the first fiberglass shingle 18, and a first slot 221 is provided on the top of the first retaining strip 22. A connecting base 241 is provided on the edge layer of the second fiberglass shingle 18, and an arc-shaped second slot 241 is provided on the top of the connecting base 241. The first retaining strip 22 is inserted into the second slot 241. The second slot 241 is open at the top, and the opening width of the second slot 241 is smaller than the inner diameter width.

[0044] When two fiberglass shingles are connected laterally, the first retaining strip 22 of one fiberglass shingle slides from one end into the second slot 241 of the other fiberglass shingle. The first retaining strip 22 is provided on the edge layer 21 of the first fiberglass shingle, and the first retaining strip 22 is used to laterally connect the edge layer 21 and the edge layer 23 of the second fiberglass shingle. A first slot 221 is formed at the top of the first retaining strip 222, which is used to limit the insertion and engagement of the second retaining strip 251. A connecting base 24 is provided on the edge layer 23 of the second fiberglass shingle, which is used to connect with the first retaining strip 22. An arc-shaped second slot 241 is formed at the top of the connecting base 24, which is used for... The first locking strip 22 is inserted, and the second slot 241 is open at the top. The opening width of the second slot 241 is smaller than the inner diameter width, so that the first locking strip 22 cannot be pulled out upward from the second slot 241, but can only be pulled out from one end of the second slot 241. This provides a more stable connection between the two fiberglass shingles and makes them less likely to be blown over by strong winds. The top of the base 24 is provided with a connecting top seat 25, which is used to protect the top of the base 24 and prevent rainwater from entering the interior of the fiberglass shingles. The bottom of the connecting top seat 25 is provided with a second locking strip 251, which is used to insert into the first slot 221, so that the connecting top seat 25 is stably inserted above the first locking strip 22 for protection.

[0045] Furthermore, the bottom of one end of the fiberglass shingle 18, the first fiberglass shingle edge layer 21, and the connecting top seat 25 are all provided with an embedded groove 27. The inside of the embedded groove 27 is used to fit and insert the extension edge 26. The other end of the fiberglass shingle 18, the first fiberglass shingle edge layer 21, and the connecting top seat 25 are all provided with an extension edge 26. The extension edge 26 is used to fit and insert into the embedded groove 27, thereby providing a stable longitudinal connection between the two fiberglass shingles. This allows rainwater to flow along the groove at the top of the fiberglass shingle 18 without flowing into the interior of the fiberglass shingle.

[0046] Based on the above technical solution, its fixing structure is used in practical applications.

[0047] When installing fiberglass shingles, the first support column 2 and the second support column 3 are fixed in the appropriate position by the base 1. Then, the first connecting column 6 is installed between the first support column 2 and the second support column 3 by the adjusting block 4 and the connecting block 5. Then, according to the installation dimensions, the angle of the first connecting column 6 is adjusted by sliding the adjusting block 4. After adjustment, the second nut 16 and the first nut 12 are rotated to tighten the first connecting column 6, which facilitates the adjustment of the angle.

[0048] The supporting structure is set as a second connecting column 7, which is installed between two first connecting columns 6. Right-angle connecting plates 8 are provided on both ends of the second connecting column 7. A first bolt 9 is provided on one side of the right-angle connecting plate 8 and is threadedly connected to the first connecting column 6. A limit block 10 is fixedly provided on the other side of the right-angle connecting plate 8 and is inserted into the interior of the second connecting column 7. After the first connecting columns 6 are installed, the second connecting column 7 is installed between the two first connecting columns 6. Then, the right-angle connecting plates 8 are fastened to both sides of the second connecting column 7. Holes are drilled inside the first connecting column 6 using an external electric drill. Then, the first bolt 9 is threadedly connected to the first connecting column 6 to fix the second connecting column 7. The second connecting column 7 supports and reinforces the first connecting column 6.

[0049] Both the first support column 2 and the second support column 3 have vertical grooves inside. The threaded rod 13 is slidably installed inside the vertical grooves. The adjusting block 4 is slidably installed on one side of the first support column 2 and the second support column 3 via the threaded rod 13.

[0050] The connecting block 5 has a slot inside, and the second bolt 11 passes through the slot to facilitate the adjustment of the first connecting column 6.

[0051] Both sides of the second connecting post 7 are provided with insertion slots, the limiting block 10 is inserted into the insertion slots, and the right-angle connecting plate 8 is connected to the second connecting post 7 through the limiting block 10.

[0052] The first connecting post 6 has a threaded hole inside, and the size of the first bolt 9 is adapted to the size of the threaded hole. The first connecting post 6 is fixedly connected to the right-angle connecting plate 8 by the first bolt 9.

[0053] Based on the installation mechanism described in this application, the actual installation steps for fiberglass shingles 18 are as follows:

[0054] (1) Before laying and installing the fiberglass shingles 18, the first support column 2 and the second support column 3 are fixed in the preset roof installation position by the base 1;

[0055] (2) Then, the first connecting column 6 is installed between the first support column 2 and the second support column 3 by adjusting the adjusting block 4 and connecting block 5. Then, the angle of the first connecting column 6 is adjusted by sliding the adjusting block 4 according to the installation dimensions.

[0056] (3) After adjustment, rotate the second nut 16 and the first nut 12 to tighten the first connecting column 6, so as to facilitate the adjustment of the angle. At the same time, the reinforcing plate 14 is installed on one side of the first support column 2 through the second nut 16, and the plug rod 15 on one side of the reinforcing plate 14 passes through the first connecting column 6, thereby reinforcing and stabilizing the first support column 2 and the first connecting column 6.

[0057] (4) After the first connecting post 6 is installed, the second connecting post 7 is installed between the two first connecting posts 6. Then, the right angle connecting plate 8 is fastened to both sides of the second connecting post 7. Then, holes are drilled inside the first connecting post 6 using an external electric drill. Then, the first bolt 9 is threadedly connected to the first connecting post 6 to fix the second connecting post 7. The second connecting post 7 supports and reinforces the first connecting post 6.

[0058] (5) After all the fixed structures are erected on the roof at the preset positions and the angles are adjusted, the fiberglass shingles 18 are laid;

[0059] (6) Two sets of adjacent fiberglass shingles 18 are connected. First, the fiberglass shingles 18 are connected laterally. The first locking strip 22 of one fiberglass shingle 18 slides from one end of the fiberglass shingle 18 into the second slot 241 of the other fiberglass shingle 18. At the same time, the second locking strip 251 slides into the first slot 221. The connecting top seat 25 covers the top of the base 1 and the first locking strip 22 to protect the top of the base 1, so that rainwater cannot enter the interior of the fiberglass shingle 18. The opening width of the second slot 241 is smaller than the inner diameter width, so that the first locking strip 22 cannot be pulled out upward from the second slot 241, but can only be pulled out from one end of the second slot 241. This provides a more stable connection for the two fiberglass shingles 18 and makes them less likely to be blown over by strong winds.

[0060] (7) Then connect the fiberglass shingles 18 longitudinally. The extended edge 26 of one fiberglass shingle 18 fits into the inner groove 27 of another fiberglass shingle 18, thereby connecting the two fiberglass shingles 18 longitudinally and stably, so that rainwater can flow along the groove at the top of the fiberglass shingle 18 and the rainwater will not flow into the interior of the fiberglass shingle 18, so that multiple fiberglass shingles 18 can be connected together more stably for protection and are not easily blown over by strong winds and damaged.

[0061] (8) After the two connected fiberglass shingles 18 are connected, the first fiberglass shingle 18 is fixedly installed onto the fixing mechanism at the corresponding position;

[0062] (9) Then, for the next fiberglass shingle 18, first connect the next adjacent fiberglass shingle 18, and then fix it to the corresponding fixing frame;

[0063] (10) After all the fiberglass shingles 18 have been connected according to step (9), fix the last fiberglass shingle 18.

[0064] The above embodiments merely illustrate several implementation methods of this application, and while the descriptions are relatively specific and detailed, they should not be construed as limiting the scope of the invention patent. It should be noted that those skilled in the art can make various modifications and improvements without departing from the concept of this application, and these all fall within the protection scope of this application. Therefore, the protection scope of this patent application should be determined by the appended claims.

[0065] Although embodiments of the invention have been shown and described, it will be understood by those skilled in the art that various changes, modifications, substitutions and alterations can be made to these embodiments without departing from the principles and spirit of the invention, the scope of which is defined by the appended claims and their equivalents.

Claims

1. An installation mechanism for fixing fiberglass shingles, characterized in that: The system includes a connecting structure for connecting fiberglass shingles and a fixing structure for securing the fiberglass shingles. The connecting structure includes a first fiberglass shingle edge layer and a second fiberglass shingle edge layer. The first fiberglass shingle edge layer is located on one side of the fiberglass shingle, and the second fiberglass shingle edge layer is located on the other side. When two adjacent fiberglass shingles are fitted together, they are connected by the first fiberglass shingle edge layer of the preceding shingle and the second fiberglass shingle edge layer of the following shingle. The fixing structure is located between the fiberglass shingles and the roof. Multiple fixing structures are arranged on the roof, and adjacent fixing structures are connected by a support mechanism. The fixing structure includes a base, a first support column, a second support column, and a first connecting column. Both the first and second support columns are vertically arranged, and a base is fixedly connected to the bottom of each of the first and second support columns. The height is higher than the second support column. Adjustment blocks are provided on both the first and second support columns. Connecting blocks are provided on the adjustment blocks. Each end of the first connecting column is respectively engaged with a connecting block. A second bolt is provided on one side of the connecting block and passes through the connecting block and the first connecting column. A first nut is threaded to the outer side of the second bolt. A threaded rod is provided on one side of the adjustment block and engages with the first or second support column. A reinforcing plate is sleeved on the outer side of the threaded rod near the first support column, and one side of the reinforcing plate is on one side of the first support column. A second nut for fixing the reinforcing plate is provided on the outer end of the threaded rod. A plug-in rod is fixedly provided on one side of the reinforcing plate and is inserted into the inside of the first connecting column. The tops of the first and second support columns are plugged into and fastened to the top cover.

2. The installation mechanism for fixing fiberglass shingles according to claim 1, characterized in that: A first retaining strip is provided on the first fiberglass shingle edge layer, and a first slot is provided on the top of the first retaining strip. A connecting base is provided on the second fiberglass shingle edge layer, and an arc-shaped second slot is provided on the top of the connecting base. The first retaining strip is inserted into the second slot. The second slot is open at the top, and the opening width of the second slot is smaller than the inner diameter width.

3. The installation mechanism for fixing fiberglass shingles according to claim 2, characterized in that: The top of the connecting base is provided with a connecting top seat, and the bottom of the connecting top seat is provided with a second locking strip, which is used to insert into the first slot.

4. The installation mechanism for fixing fiberglass shingles according to claim 3, characterized in that: The bottom of one end of the fiberglass shingle, the first fiberglass shingle edge layer, and the connecting top seat are all provided with an embedded groove, and the other end of the fiberglass shingle, the first fiberglass shingle edge layer, and the connecting top seat are all provided with an extension edge, which is used to fit into the embedded groove.

5. The installation mechanism for fixing fiberglass shingles according to claim 4, characterized in that: The support mechanism includes a second connecting column, which is installed between two connected first connecting columns. Both ends of the second connecting column are provided with right-angle connecting plates. A first bolt is provided on one side of the right-angle connecting plate and is threadedly connected to the first connecting column. A limit block is fixedly provided on the other side of the right-angle connecting plate and is inserted into the interior of the second connecting column.

6. The installation mechanism for fixing fiberglass shingles according to claim 1, characterized in that: Both the first and second support columns have vertical grooves inside, and the threaded rod is slidably installed inside the vertical grooves.

7. The installation mechanism for fixing fiberglass shingles according to claim 1, characterized in that: The connecting block has a groove inside, and the second bolt passes through the groove.

8. The installation mechanism for fixing fiberglass shingles according to claim 5, characterized in that: The second connecting post has insertion slots on both sides, and the limiting block is inserted into the insertion slot.

9. The installation mechanism for fixing fiberglass shingles according to claim 5, characterized in that: The first connecting column has a threaded hole inside, and the size of the first bolt is adapted to the size of the threaded hole.

10. A method of using an installation mechanism for fixing fiberglass shingles, characterized in that: The installation mechanism according to any one of claims 5 or 9 comprises the following steps: (1) Before installing the fiberglass shingles, fix the first and second support columns to the preset roof installation positions using the base; (2) Then, the first connecting column is installed between the first support column and the second support column by adjusting the block and connecting block. Then, the angle of the first connecting column is adjusted by sliding the adjusting block according to the installation dimensions. (3) After adjustment, rotate the second nut and the first nut to tighten the first connecting column, which makes it easy to adjust the angle. At the same time, the reinforcing plate is installed on one side of the first support column through the second nut, and the plug rod on one side of the reinforcing plate passes through the first connecting column, thereby reinforcing and stabilizing the first support column and the first connecting column. (4) After the first connecting column is installed, the second connecting column is installed between the two first connecting columns. Then, the right-angle connecting plate is fastened to both sides of the second connecting column. Then, holes are drilled inside the first connecting column using an external electric drill. Then, the first bolt is threaded to the first connecting column to fix the second connecting column and support and reinforce the first connecting column through the second connecting column. (5) After all the fixed structures are erected on the roof at the preset positions and the angles are adjusted, the fiberglass shingles are laid; (6) When two sets of adjacent fiberglass shingles are connected, the fiberglass shingles are first connected laterally. The first clip of one fiberglass shingle slides from one end of the fiberglass shingle into the second slot of the other fiberglass shingle. At the same time, the second clip slides into the first slot. The connecting top seat covers the top of the base and the top of the first clip to protect the top of the base, so that rainwater cannot enter the interior of the fiberglass shingle. The opening width of the second slot is smaller than the inner diameter width, so that the first clip cannot be pulled out from the second slot upwards, but can only be pulled out from one end of the second slot. This provides a more stable connection between the two fiberglass shingles and makes them less likely to be blown over by strong winds. (7) Then connect the fiberglass shingles longitudinally. The extended edge of one fiberglass shingle is inserted into the groove of another fiberglass shingle, so that the two fiberglass shingles are connected longitudinally and stably. This allows rainwater to flow along the groove at the top of the fiberglass shingle and prevents the rainwater from flowing into the interior of the fiberglass shingle. This allows multiple fiberglass shingles to be connected together more stably for protection and prevents them from being blown over by strong winds and damaged. (8) After the two connected fiberglass shingles are connected, the first fiberglass shingle is fixedly installed onto the fixing mechanism at the corresponding position; (9) Then, for the next fiberglass shingle, first connect the next adjacent fiberglass shingle, and then fix it to the corresponding fixing frame; (10) After completing all fiberglass shingle connections according to step (9), fix the last fiberglass shingle.

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