Novel disaster prevention Roman tile
By designing arc ridges and valleys on the Roman tiles and setting ribs and splicing fixing mechanisms, the problems of Roman tile skiing and splicing instability were solved, and the effects of snow disaster blocking and wind pressure bearing were achieved.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- CN202422502897.X
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Utility models(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2024-10-16
- Publication Date
- 2025-09-30
- Estimated Expiration
- 2034-10-16
AI Technical Summary
The smooth upper surface of the existing Roman tile structure makes it difficult to block skiing, and the splicing method is unstable, posing a risk of falling from a height.
A tile body with an arc ridge and a valley is designed. The arc ridge is provided with a ridge and a splicing and fixing mechanism, including the first and second baffle parts, a tile hanging block and an anti-slip buckle, which are fixed by screws to form a three-point fixation.
It effectively blocks snow blocks from sliding down, enhances splicing stability, resists typhoon loads, and ensures roof safety.
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Abstract
Description
Technical Field
[0001] The utility model relates to the technical field of building accessories, in particular to a new disaster-proof Roman tile. Background Art
[0002] Roman tile is a building material with a unique texture, elegant appearance, and outstanding performance. It is not only traditional but also full of modern charm and is widely used in the construction field. Roman tile occupies an important position in traditional architectural culture and is also an innovative embodiment of modern architectural art.
[0003] The upper surface of the existing Roman tile structure is mostly smooth, which makes it easy for the smooth large slope to cause skiing during the snow melting process, and thus cannot effectively prevent snow disasters. At the same time, the existing Roman tile structure relies on friction and is assembled on the roof in an overlapping manner. However, this splicing method has poor interlocking properties and is prone to bursting and scattering in strong winds, posing a risk of falling from a height.
[0004] Therefore, it is necessary to invent a new type of disaster-proof Roman tile. Summary of the Invention
[0005] To this end, the utility model provides a new disaster prevention Roman tile to solve the problem that the upper surface of the existing Roman tile structure is mostly smooth, which leads to skiing on the smooth large slope during the snow melting process, and thus cannot effectively prevent snow disasters.
[0006] In order to achieve the above-mentioned purpose, the utility model provides the following technical solutions: a new disaster-proof Roman tile, including a tile body, a plurality of said tile bodies are spliced on the roof, said tile body is composed of a tile valley and an arc ridge, said arc ridge is overlapped on the tile valley, and a splicing and fixing mechanism is provided on said tile body and the arc ridge.
[0007] Preferably, a prism is fixed to the top of the outer wall of the arc ridge portion, and a plurality of prisms are arranged on the top of the outer wall of the arc ridge portion in a strip array.
[0008] Preferably, the sizes of the plurality of ribs gradually decrease from back to front, a water-guiding strip is fixed to the top of the outer wall of the valley portion and on one side close to the arc ridge portion, and the plurality of water-guiding strips are evenly arranged in a strip array.
[0009] Preferably, the splicing and fixing mechanism includes a first baffle portion, which is fixed to the side end of the outer wall of the valley portion and away from the side of the arc ridge portion, and the bottom end of the outer wall of the arc ridge portion on the other group of the tile bodies abuts against the first baffle portion.
[0010] Preferably, the splicing and fixing mechanism also includes a second baffle portion, which is fixed to one side of the outer wall of the tile body and the arc ridge portion. The second baffle portion is fixed to the tile valley portion and the arc ridge portion in an integral manner, and the first baffle portion is fixed to the tile valley portion in an integral manner.
[0011] Preferably, a tile hanging block is fixed to the top end of the outer wall of the tile valley portion and on one side close to the second blocking piece portion, and the tile hanging block is used in conjunction with the bottom end of the outer wall of the tile valley portion on the other tile body.
[0012] Preferably, a locking screw hole for fixing is provided on the top of the outer wall of the hanging tile block, and an anti-slip buckle is provided on the outer wall of the arc ridge away from the tile valley and at one end close to the second baffle portion, and the anti-slip buckle is used in conjunction with the hanging tile block.
[0013] The beneficial effects of the utility model are:
[0014] In the present invention, a plurality of ridges are provided on the top of the outer surface of the arc ridge portion, and the raised ridges can prevent snow blocks from sliding down the slope of the tile when the temperature rises and the snow melts, thereby having a blocking effect on tile skiing disasters.
[0015] In the utility model, the double nail hole screws are provided for fixing and the anti-slip buckles at the cutouts are used for locking to form three-point fixation, thereby ensuring that the roof can withstand the pressure of a heavy-duty typhoon and remain stable. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
[0016] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the three-dimensional structure of a single tile body of the utility model when viewed from above;
[0017] Figure 2 This is a schematic diagram of the three-dimensional structure of a single tile of the utility model when viewed from above;
[0018] Figure 3 This is a schematic diagram of the splicing structure of two tiles of the utility model as viewed from the side;
[0019] Figure 4 This is a schematic diagram of the splicing structure of multiple tiles in the utility model when viewed from above.
[0020] In the figure: 100, tile body; 110, tile valley; 120, arc ridge; 121, ridge; 122, anti-slip buckle; 200, first baffle; 210, second baffle; 220, tile hanging block; 230, water-smoothing strip. DETAILED DESCRIPTION
[0021] The preferred embodiments of the present invention are described below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings. It should be understood that the preferred embodiments described herein are only used to illustrate and explain the present invention and are not used to limit the present invention.
[0022] Refer to the attached Figure 1-Figure 4 The utility model provides a new disaster prevention Roman tile, including a tile body 100, a plurality of tile bodies 100 are spliced on the roof, the tile body 100 is composed of a tile valley portion 110 and an arc ridge portion 120, and the tile valley portion 110 and the arc ridge portion 120 are fixed as a whole, the arc ridge portion 120 is overlapped on the tile valley portion 110, and a prism 121 is fixed on the top of the outer wall of the arc ridge portion 120. The plurality of prisms 121 are arranged on the top of the outer wall of the arc ridge portion 120 in a strip array. The sizes of the plurality of prisms 121 gradually decrease from back to front, and the prisms arranged in a raised manner are arranged on the top of the outer wall of the arc ridge portion 120. During the snowmelt process, the roof 121 can prevent skiing accidents caused by large slopes. At the same time, different visual differences will be formed due to the different refracted light from the prism at different viewing angles of the ridgeline, thereby enhancing the flexibility of the roof. The arc ridge portion 120 can be designed with a large arch, making the roof appear three-dimensional and wavy, adding a sense of movement. A drainage strip 230 is fixed to the top of the outer wall of the valley portion 110 and on one side close to the arc ridge portion 120. Multiple drainage strips 230 are evenly arranged in a strip array, and the drainage strips 230 are provided to guide drainage.
[0023] The tile body 100 and the arc ridge 120 are provided with a splicing and fixing mechanism, which includes a first baffle portion 200. The first baffle portion 200 is fixed to the side end of the outer wall of the tile valley portion 110 and away from the side of the arc ridge portion 120. The bottom end of the outer wall of the arc ridge portion 120 on the other set of tile bodies 100 abuts against the first baffle portion 200, and the first baffle portion 200 can be raised above the top of the tile valley portion 110. In this way, when people overlap the two tile bodies 100, the tile valley portion 110 can clamp the other arc ridge portion 120, thereby improving the stability of people when overlapping the tile bodies 100.
[0024] The splicing and fixing mechanism also includes a second baffle portion 210, which is fixed to one side of the outer wall of the tile body 100 and the arc ridge portion 120. The second baffle portion 210 is fixed to the tile valley portion 110 and the arc ridge portion 120 in an integrated manner. The first baffle portion 200 is fixed to the tile valley portion 110 in an integrated manner. The provided second baffle portion 210 can protrude from the tile valley portion 110 and the arc ridge portion 120, and the provided second baffle portion 210 can improve the stability of the overlap with the tile valley portion 110 and the arc ridge 120 on another tile body 100. A hanging tile block 220 is fixed to the top of the outer wall of the tile valley portion 110 and on one side close to the second baffle portion 210. The hanging tile block 220 is matched with the bottom end of the outer wall of the tile valley portion 110 on the other tile body 100. The purpose of the present invention is to improve the stability of the contact between the tile valley 110 and the arc ridge 120 on the other tile body 100. The top of the outer wall of the hanging tile block 220 is provided with a locking screw hole for fixation, and the arc ridge 120 is provided with an anti-slip buckle 122 on the outer wall of the side away from the tile valley 110 and close to the end of the second baffle portion 210. The anti-slip buckle 122 is used in conjunction with the hanging tile block 220, and the provided hanging tile block 220 and the screw hole enable personnel to fix the two tile bodies 100 together by screws, and the provided anti-slip buckle 122 can be clamped with the hanging tile block 220 during installation. The tile body 100 can be fixed at three points by screws and the anti-slip buckle 122 to ensure the stability of the tile body 100.
[0025] The above description is merely a preferred embodiment of the present invention. Anyone skilled in the art may utilize the above-described technical solutions to modify the present invention or create equivalent technical solutions. Therefore, any simple modification or equivalent replacement based on the technical solutions of the present invention falls within the scope of protection claimed by the present invention.
Claims
1. A novel disaster prevention Roman tile, comprising a tile body (100), wherein a plurality of said tile bodies (100) are spliced on a roof, characterized in that: The tile body (100) is composed of a tile valley portion (110) and an arc ridge portion (120), the arc ridge portion (120) is overlapped on the tile valley portion (110), a prism (121) is fixed to the top of the outer wall of the arc ridge portion (120), and a plurality of prisms (121) are arranged on the top of the outer wall of the arc ridge portion (120) in a strip array, and the sizes of the plurality of prisms (121) gradually decrease in order from back to front, a water-flowing strip (230) is fixed to the top of the outer wall of the tile valley portion (110) and on the side close to the arc ridge portion (120), and a plurality of water-flowing strips (230) are evenly arranged in a strip array, and a splicing and fixing mechanism is provided on the tile body (100) and the arc ridge portion (120).
2. The novel disaster prevention Roman tile according to claim 1 is characterized by: The splicing and fixing mechanism comprises a first baffle portion (200), which is fixed to a side of the outer wall of the tile valley portion (110) and away from the arc ridge portion (120), and the outer wall bottom end of the arc ridge portion (120) on the other group of tile bodies (100) abuts against the first baffle portion (200).
3. The novel disaster prevention Roman tile according to claim 2 is characterized by: The splicing and fixing mechanism further comprises a second baffle portion (210), the second baffle portion (210) being fixed to one side of the outer wall of the tile body (100) and the arc ridge portion (120), the second baffle portion (210) being fixed to the tile valley portion (110) and the arc ridge portion (120) in an integral manner, and the first baffle portion (200) being fixed to the tile valley portion (110) in an integral manner.
4. The novel disaster prevention Roman tile according to claim 3 is characterized by: A tile hanging block (220) is fixed to the top of the outer wall of the tile valley portion (110) and on one side close to the second blocking piece portion (210). The tile hanging block (220) is used in conjunction with the bottom end of the outer wall of the tile valley portion (110) on the other tile body (100).
5. The novel disaster prevention Roman tile according to claim 4 is characterized in that: A locking screw hole for fixing is provided at the top of the outer wall of the tile hanging block (220), and an anti-slip buckle (122) is provided at one end of the outer wall of the arc ridge portion (120) away from the tile valley portion (110) and close to the second baffle portion (210). The anti-slip buckle (122) is used in conjunction with the tile hanging block (220).