Novel buckle type ridge tile decorative strip structure

Abstract

The utility model discloses a novel buckle formula vertical edge tile decoration strip structure relates to building roof system installation technical field, including copper tile, copper tile top both ends along its width direction all are fixed with fixed part, and the fixed part length direction is identical with copper tile length direction, and the fixed part outside is equipped with the installation of buckling cover, and the fixed part along its length direction one end is equipped with flat lock tile buckle, the section of fixed part and buckling cover along the width direction of self all is "U" shape, in the utility model, through adopting the fixed part and the buckling cover design of one -off forming, avoid the crack that welding or splicing can produce, effectively put an end to the leakage phenomenon, and this structure adopts the fixed structure glue, has simplified the installation process of traditional buckle formula vertical edge tile, and the operator only needs to smears structure glue at the corresponding position of fixed part and buckling cover, then presses together, can complete the installation, not only has improved the installation efficiency, also has reduced the technical requirement to the operator.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the field of building roof system installation technology, specifically a novel snap-on edge tile decorative strip structure. Background Technology

[0002] Snap-on roofing tiles are components used for building roof decoration and waterproofing. Through specific structural design and installation methods, they are fixed to the edge of the roof tiles, serving to beautify the building's appearance, protect the roof edges, and prevent rainwater penetration.

[0003] Traditional snap-on roof tiles and their installation methods have many defects. First, traditional snap-on covers are mostly made by welding or splicing, which can easily cause cracks at the joints, leading to rainwater seepage and roof leaks. In addition, traditional snap-on covers lack a close fit design with the copper tiles, resulting in a large gap between them, which can easily accumulate dust and debris, accelerating the aging process of both the covers and the copper tiles and shortening their service life.

[0004] In addition, the installation process of traditional snap-on edge tiles involves multiple complex steps and requires high technical skills from operators. The tail style of traditional snap-on covers is usually fixed and cannot be flexibly adjusted according to the appearance requirements of different buildings. This limits the application range of snap-on edge tiles in different architectural styles and reduces their market adaptability.

[0005] In view of the above, this application is hereby submitted. Utility Model Content

[0006] The purpose of this utility model is to provide a novel snap-on edge tile decorative strip structure to solve the problems mentioned in the background art.

[0007] To solve the above-mentioned technical problems, this utility model provides a novel snap-on decorative strip structure for edge tiles, including a copper tile. Both ends of the top of the copper tile along its width direction are fixed with fasteners. The length direction of the fasteners is consistent with the length direction of the copper tile. A snap cover is fitted onto the outside of the fastener. One end of the fastener along its length direction has a flat-locking tile buckle, and the other end has an interface adapted to the flat-locking tile buckle. The cross-section of both the fastener and the snap cover along their width direction is "U"-shaped. The opening of the fastener faces the copper tile. Multiple countersunk holes are spaced apart on the top of the fastener along its length direction, and countersunk screws are installed in the countersunk holes.

[0008] Furthermore, the top of the fastener has horizontally penetrating storage slots at both ends along its width direction, and the penetration direction of the storage slots is consistent with the length direction of the fastener. The top of the copper tile is provided with a cover of the same structure parallel to the two fasteners, and one end of the projection area of ​​the cover protrudes from the projection area of ​​the copper tile in the vertical direction. The top of the copper tile is also provided with multiple mounting holes, which are set to avoid the fasteners and the cover. One end of the cover is provided with an opening, and both sides of the cover along its width direction are provided with arc-shaped indentations.

[0009] Compared with the prior art, the beneficial effects of this utility model are: 1. By adopting a one-piece molded fastener and snap-on design, cracks that may occur during welding or splicing are avoided, effectively preventing water leakage. In addition, the structure is fixed with structural adhesive, which simplifies the installation process of traditional snap-on vertical edge tiles. Operators only need to apply structural adhesive to the corresponding positions of the fastener and snap-on, and then press them together to complete the installation. This not only improves installation efficiency, but also reduces the technical requirements for operators.

[0010] 2. By setting a storage groove on the fastener, the structural adhesive can be filled into the groove during assembly, thereby enhancing the bonding force between the cover and the fastener. This design effectively improves the overall structural strength and further reduces the risk of loosening and falling off. In addition, the end of the cover can be designed with a welded seal according to actual appearance requirements, so that this structure can flexibly adapt to the appearance requirements of different buildings and expand its application range. Attached Figure Description

[0011] Figure 1 A schematic diagram of the overall structure of a novel snap-on edge tile decorative strip structure; Figure 2 A schematic diagram of the overall structure of a novel snap-on edge tile decorative strip structure from a side view; Figure 3 A schematic diagram of the fixing component of a novel snap-on decorative strip structure for edge tiles, viewed from a top-down perspective; Figure 4 This is a schematic diagram of the fixing component of a novel snap-on decorative strip structure for edge tiles, viewed from the front.

[0012] In the picture: 10. Copper tile; 11. Fastener; 111. Countersunk screw; 112. Countersunk hole; 113. Storage slot; 12. Flat locking buckle; 13. Buckle cover. Detailed Implementation

[0013] The technical solutions of the present utility model will be clearly and completely described below with reference to the accompanying drawings of the embodiments. Obviously, the described embodiments are only some embodiments of the present utility model, and not all embodiments. Based on the embodiments of the present utility model, all other embodiments obtained by those of ordinary skill in the art without creative effort are within the protection scope of the present utility model.

[0014] Please see the appendix Figure 1 To be continued Figure 4 The present invention provides a novel buckle-type decorative strip structure for edge tiles: including a copper tile 10, wherein a fixing member 11 is fixed at both ends of the top of the copper tile 10 along its width direction, the length direction of the fixing member 11 is consistent with the length direction of the copper tile 10, a buckle cover 13 is sleeved on the outside of the fixing member 11, a flat locking tile buckle 12 is provided at one end of the fixing member 11 along its length direction, and an interface adapted to the flat locking tile buckle 12 is provided at the other end; Both the fastener 11 and the cover 13 have a U-shaped cross-section along their width direction. The opening of the fastener 11 faces the copper tile 10. The top of the fastener 11 has multiple countersunk holes 112 spaced apart along its length direction. Countersunk screws 111 are installed in the countersunk holes 112. Both ends of the top of the fastener 11 have horizontally penetrating storage grooves 113. The penetrating direction of the storage grooves 113 is consistent with the length direction of the fastener 11. The copper tile 10 has a cover 13 with the same structure arranged parallel between the two fixing members 11 on the top. In the vertical direction, one end of the projection area of ​​the cover 13 protrudes out of the projection area of ​​the copper tile 10. The top of the copper tile 10 is also provided with a plurality of mounting holes, which are set to avoid the fixing members 11 and the cover 13. One end of the cover 13 is provided with an opening, and both sides of the cover 13 are provided with arc-shaped indentations along its width direction.

[0015] It should be noted that the cover 13 is made of thin plate through bending and forming processes to form a U-shaped structure. The two ends of the U-shape adopt a certain inward structure. Because the cover 13 is made in one piece without welding or other splicing processes, the structure can prevent water leakage and effectively prevent subsequent roof leakage. The arc-shaped notch at the end of the cover 13 can be designed and welded to seal according to the actual appearance requirements. Fastener 11, this accessory is an aluminum profile, such as Figure 4As shown, it has storage slots 113 at its two corners, and countersunk holes 112 are evenly distributed on its top plane for mounting countersunk screws 111, so that the fastener 11 is fixed to the roof. In addition, the cavity in the middle of the fastener 11 is just enough to accommodate the copper tile 10 fold and the countersunk screws 111. Since the fastener 11 is made of extruded aluminum profile, it will not leak. When assembling the countersunk screws 111, water-based sealant can be used to better ensure that it will not leak. During final assembly, structural adhesive can be applied inside the cover 13 and then pressed onto the assembled fastener 11. Due to the presence of the storage groove 113, the structural adhesive can be filled into the groove, which can better ensure the firmness of the structure. The protruding cover 13 facilitates the connection between two adjacent copper tiles 10.

[0016] Mounting holes are used to install self-tapping screws, facilitating leveling and further securing during installation.

[0017] Working principle: The aluminum profile fastener 11 is fixed to the copper tile 10 by countersunk screws 111. Its flat locking buckle 12 is connected to the adapter interface. The U-shaped buckle cover 13 is fitted over the fastener 11. It is formed in one piece without welding to prevent water leakage. During assembly, structural adhesive is applied to the inside of the buckle cover 13 and then pressed onto the fastener 11. The structural adhesive fills the storage groove 113 to enhance the firmness. The mounting holes on the copper tile 10 are used to install self-tapping screws to assist in leveling and fixing.

Claims

1. A novel snap-on edge tile decorative strip structure, comprising copper tiles (10), characterized in that: The copper tile (10) has fasteners (11) fixed at both ends along its width direction. The length direction of the fasteners (11) is consistent with the length direction of the copper tile (10). A buckle (13) is fitted on the outside of the fasteners (11). One end of the fasteners (11) along its length direction is provided with a flat locking buckle (12), and the other end is provided with an interface that matches the flat locking buckle (12).

2. The novel snap-on edge tile decorative strip structure as described in claim 1, characterized in that: The cross-section of the fastener (11) and the cover (13) along their width direction is "U" shaped. The opening of the fastener (11) is set towards the copper tile (10). The top of the fastener (11) is provided with multiple countersunk holes (112) at intervals along its length direction. Countersunk screws (111) are installed in the countersunk holes (112).

3. The novel snap-on edge tile decorative strip structure as described in claim 1, characterized in that: The top of the fastener (11) has horizontally penetrating storage slots (113) at both ends along its width direction, and the penetrating direction of the storage slots (113) is consistent with the length direction of the fastener (11).

4. The novel snap-on edge tile decorative strip structure as described in claim 1, characterized in that: The top of the copper tile (10) is provided with a cover (13) of the same structure, which is arranged parallel between the two fasteners (11), and one end of the projection area of ​​the cover (13) protrudes from the projection area of ​​the copper tile (10) in the vertical direction.

5. The novel snap-on edge tile decorative strip structure as described in claim 1, characterized in that: The copper tile (10) is also provided with multiple mounting holes on its top, which are set away from the fastener (11) and the cover (13).

6. The novel snap-on edge tile decorative strip structure as described in claim 1, characterized in that: The cover (13) has an opening at one end and arc-shaped indentations on both sides along its width direction.

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