Pseudo-classic architecture wind blowing structure

Abstract

The utility model relates to a pseudo-classic architecture wind-blowing structure which is characterized by comprising an upper fixing keel, a lower fixing keel and a lower fixing keel, the upper fixing keel is fixed to the top of a gable of a building and arranged in the extending direction of the gable, and a part of the upper fixing keel protrudes out of the gable to form a first installation section; the lower fixing keel is fixed to the bottom of the gable wall and located below the upper fixing keel, the upper fixing keel and the lower fixing keel are oppositely arranged, and a part of the lower fixing keel protrudes out of the gable wall to form a second mounting section; the gables are fixed to the first mounting section and the second mounting section, the size of the gables is matched with that of the gables, the gables are made of metal, and the waterproof effect is good.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The utility model relates to the technical field of building construction, and particularly refers to a frieze structure of an antique building. Background Art

[0002] In traditional building structures, buildings often contain various decorative accessories, such as frieze boards. The frieze boards need to block wind and snow. In ancient-style buildings, wooden structures are often used for frieze boards. However, when the frieze boards are eroded by wind and rain for a long time, their wooden structures are easily damaged, resulting in a decrease in the service life of the frieze boards. More seriously, it may cause damage and detachment, leading to casualties. Summary of the Utility Model

[0003] The purpose of the utility model is to overcome the defects of the prior art and provide a frieze structure of an antique building, by using a frieze board made of metal material to increase the practicability and durability of the frieze board.

[0004] The technical solution for achieving the above purpose is a frieze structure of an antique building, which is characterized by including:

[0005] An upper fixing keel fixed at the top of the gable of the building and arranged along the extending direction of the gable, and a part of the upper fixing keel protrudes from the gable to form a first installation section;

[0006] A lower fixing keel fixed at the bottom of the gable and located below the upper fixing keel. The upper fixing keel and the lower fixing keel are arranged oppositely, and a part of the lower fixing keel protrudes from the gable to form a second installation section; and

[0007] A frieze board fixed to the first installation section and the second installation section. The size of the frieze board is adapted to the size of the gable, and the frieze board is made of metal.

[0008] Furthermore, the frieze board is spliced by a plurality of frieze units, and a frieze core board is arranged between two adjacent frieze units.

[0009] Furthermore, a part of the frieze unit is recessed towards the gable to form a protruding section, and the frieze core board is correspondingly formed with a recessed groove for the protruding section, and the protruding section is clamped in the recessed groove.

[0010] Furthermore, there are two protruding sections, and the frieze core board is correspondingly formed with two recessed grooves for the two protruding sections.

[0011] Furthermore, the frieze unit and the frieze core board are fixed by welding.

[0012] Furthermore, the shape of the frieze core board is adapted to the shape of the frieze unit.

[0013] Further, a part of the gable board is attached to the top of the upper fixing keel to form a first fixing section, and the first fixing section and the upper fixing keel are fixedly connected by rivets.

[0014] Further, a part of the first fixing section is bent along the upper fixing keel and attached to the side of the upper fixing keel away from the gable board to form a first clamping section.

[0015] Further, a part of the gable board is bent and attached to the bottom of the lower fixing keel to form a second fixing section, and the second fixing section and the lower fixing keel are fixedly connected by rivets.

[0016] Further, a part of the second fixing section is bent along the lower fixing keel and attached to the side of the lower fixing keel away from the gable board to form a second clamping section.

[0017] Compared with the prior art, the utility model has the following beneficial effects:

[0018] By using a gable board made of metal material, the practicability and durability of the gable board are increased. Preferably, the gable board is fixed by a gable unit and a gable core board to reduce the installation difficulty. The protruding section of the gable unit and the concave groove of the gable core board facilitate the installation and positioning of construction workers. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0019] Figure 1 It is a schematic structural diagram of a gable structure of an ancient architecture imitation of the present utility model.

[0020] Figure 2 is Figure 1 a schematic structural diagram of the part A in

[0021] Figure 3 It is a connection structure diagram of the gable core board and the gable unit of a gable structure of an ancient architecture imitation of the present utility model.

[0022] Figure 4 It is a schematic structural diagram of the gable unit of a gable structure of an ancient architecture imitation of the present utility model.

[0023] Figure 5 It is a schematic structural diagram of the gable core board of a gable structure of an ancient architecture imitation of the present utility model.

[0024] Figure 6 It is a usage effect diagram of a gable structure of an ancient architecture imitation of the present utility model.

[0025] Legend: 1. Upper fixing keel; 2. Lower fixing keel; 3. Gable unit; 31. Gable core board; 32. Protruding section; 33. Concave groove. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE EMBODIMENTS

[0026] The present utility model will be further described below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings and specific embodiments.

[0027] Refer to Figures 1 to 3 , an imitation ancient building gablet structure, characterized in that it includes: an upper fixed keel fixed to the top of the gable of the building and arranged along the extension direction of the gable, and a part of the upper fixed keel protrudes from the gable to form a first installation section; a lower fixed keel fixed to the bottom of the gable and located below the upper fixed keel, the upper fixed keel and the lower fixed keel are arranged oppositely, and a part of the lower fixed keel protrudes from the gable to form a second installation section; and a gablet board fixed to the first installation section and the second installation section, the size of the gablet board is adapted to the size of the gable, and the gablet board is made of metal.

[0028] In the present utility model, a preferred implementation manner is: 20*40*20 galvanized steel pipes are fixed on the gable as the upper fixed keel 1 and the lower fixed keel 2, the upper fixed keel 1 and the lower fixed keel 2 are fixedly connected to the gable by welding, the upper fixed keel 1 and the lower fixed keel 2 extend along the extension direction of the eaves, preferably, the shapes of the upper fixed keel 1 and the lower fixed keel 2 are adapted to the edge of the eaves, a part of the upper fixed keel 1 and the lower fixed keel 2 extends out of the side of the gable to form a setting section, the gablet board is fixedly installed on the upper fixed keel 1 and the lower fixed keel 2, the end of the gablet board is attached to the upper fixed keel 1 and the lower fixed keel 2 and fixedly connected by rivets, the edge tiles are laid on the roof according to the principle of pressing 7 and leaking 3, and the gablet board is made of 2mm thick gray aluminum plate and its upper edge is pressed on the edge tiles.

[0029] Refer to Figure 4 and Figure 5 , further, the gablet board is spliced by a plurality of gablet units 3, and a gablet core board 31 is arranged between two adjacent gablet units 3. By using the connection between the gablet unit 3 and the gablet core board 31, it is avoided that the gablet board is too large and causes installation difficulties. Preferably, when encountering the part where the upper fixed keel 1 and the lower fixed keel 2 form a corner or a radian, the gablet unit 3 can be set into a corresponding corner or radian, and the remaining gablet units 3 are connected by the gablet core board 31.

[0030] Further, a part of the gablet unit 3 is recessed towards the gable wall to form a protruding section 32, and a recessed groove 33 is formed on the gablet core board 31 corresponding to the protruding section 32, and the protruding section 32 is clamped in the recessed groove 33. By clamping the protruding section 32 on the gablet unit 3 in the recessed groove 33 of the gablet core board 31, the gablet unit 3 can be better clamped on the gablet core board 31, so as to position and fix two adjacent gablet units 3.

[0031] Further, there are two protruding sections 32, and two recessed grooves 33 are provided on the gablet core board 31 corresponding to the two protruding sections 32. The two protruding sections 32 and the recessed grooves 33 can better help the construction workers to position.

[0032] Further, the gablet unit 3 and the gablet core board 31 are fixed by welding.

[0033] Further, the shape of the gablet core board 31 is adapted to the shape of the gablet unit 3.

[0034] Further, a part of the gablet board is attached to the top of the upper fixing keel 1 to form a first fixing section, and the first fixing section and the upper fixing keel 1 are fixedly connected by rivets.

[0035] Further, a part of the first fixing section is bent along the upper fixing keel 1 and attached to the side of the upper fixing keel 1 away from the gablet board to form a first clamping section. Preferably, the first clamping section can be welded to the upper fixing keel 1 by welding to increase the connection strength between the gablet board and the upper fixing keel 1.

[0036] Further, a part of the gablet board is bent along the bottom of the lower fixing keel 2 to form a second fixing section, and the second fixing section and the lower fixing keel 2 are fixedly connected by rivets.

[0037] Further, a part of the second fixing section is bent along the lower fixing keel 2 and attached to the side of the lower fixing keel 2 away from the gablet board to form a second clamping section. Preferably, the second clamping section can be welded to the lower fixing keel 2 by welding to increase the connection strength between the gablet board and the lower fixing keel 2.

[0038] Next, the use process of a gablet structure of an imitation ancient building of the present invention will be described.

[0039] Use 20*40*20 galvanized steel pipes fixed on the gable wall as the upper fixing keel 1 and the lower fixing keel 2. The upper fixing keel 1 and the lower fixing keel 2 are fixed to the gable wall by welding. The upper fixing keel 1 and the lower fixing keel 2 extend along the extension direction of the eaves. Preferably, the upper fixing keel 1 and the lower fixing keel 2 are adapted to the shape of the edge of the eaves. A part of the upper fixing keel 1 and the lower fixing keel 2 extends out of the side of the gable wall to form a setting section. The frieze board is fixedly installed on the upper fixing keel 1 and the lower fixing keel 2. The end of the frieze board fits against the upper fixing keel 1 and the lower fixing keel 2 and is fixedly connected by rivets.

[0040] The above embodiments of the present invention have been described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. Those of ordinary skill in the art can make various variations of the present invention according to the above description. Therefore, certain details in the embodiments should not constitute a limitation to the present invention. The protection scope of the present invention will be defined by the scope of the appended claims.

Claims

1. An antique building wind structure, characterized in that: include: An upper fixed keel fixed to the top of the gable of the building and arranged along the extension direction of the gable, wherein a portion of the upper fixed keel protrudes from the gable to form a first installation section; A lower fixed keel fixed to the bottom of the gable and located below the upper fixed keel, the upper fixed keel and the lower fixed keel are arranged opposite to each other, and a portion of the lower fixed keel protrudes from the gable to form a second installation section; as well as A windshield plate is fixed to the first installation section and the second installation section, the size of the windshield plate is adapted to the size of the gable, and the windshield plate is made of metal.

2. The antique building wind-blowing structure according to claim 1 is characterized by: The wind board is formed by splicing a plurality of wind units, and a wind core board is arranged between two adjacent wind units.

3. The antique building wind-blowing structure according to claim 2 is characterized by: A portion of the wind-blowing unit is recessed toward the gable to form a convex section, and the wind-blowing core plate is formed with a concave groove corresponding to the convex section, and the convex section is clamped in the concave groove.

4. The antique building wind-blowing structure according to claim 3 is characterized by: The convex sections are provided with two, and the Bofeng core plate is provided with two concave grooves corresponding to the two convex sections.

5. The antique building wind-blowing structure according to claim 2 is characterized by: The wind-blowing unit and the wind-blowing core plate are fixed by welding.

6. The antique building wind-blowing structure according to claim 2 is characterized by: The shape of the wind-blowing core plate is matched with the shape of the wind-blowing unit.

7. The antique building wind-blowing structure according to claim 1 is characterized by: The windshield is partially attached to the top of the upper fixed keel to form a first fixed section, and the first fixed section and the upper fixed keel are fixedly connected by rivets.

8. The antique building wind-blowing structure according to claim 7 is characterized by: A portion of the first fixing section is bent along the upper fixing keel and adhered to a side of the upper fixing keel away from the wind deflection plate to form a first clamping section.

9. The antique building wind-blowing structure according to claim 1 is characterized by: A portion of the windshield is bent to fit the bottom of the lower fixed keel to form a second fixed section, and the second fixed section is fixedly connected to the lower fixed keel by rivets.

10. The antique building wind-blowing structure according to claim 9, characterized in that: A portion of the second fixing section is bent along the lower fixing keel and adheres to a side of the lower fixing keel away from the windshield to form a second clamping section.

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