eaves

Abstract

To provide eaves capable of reducing the number of components and improving workability.SOLUTION: Eaves 1 comprise: a mounting bar 20 which is attached to an outside of a structure; and a panel 60 whose end is attached to the mounting bar 20. The mounting bar 20 includes: a lower holding piece 33 which is in contact with a lower surface of the panel 60; an upper holding piece 43 which is in contact with an upper surface of the panel 60; and a back plate 45 which is screwed with a bolt 65 inserted into the upper holding piece 43 from the lower holding piece 33 through a bolt insertion hole formed in the panel 60. The back plate 45 is provided inside the mounting bar 20, and an upper end of the bolt 65 is not exposed on an upper surface of the mounting bar 20.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 3

Description

[Technical Field]

[0001] The present invention relates to a canopy. [Background technology]

[0002] A known type of eave that is installed on the exterior wall of a building is one that includes a retainer having a pair of retaining plate portions that is fixed to the base surface of the exterior wall of the building, and an eave plate that is sandwiched from above and below between the pair of retaining plate portions of the retainer and held in place with bolts (see, for example, Patent Document 1). Each of the eave retaining plates has bolt holes that pass through multiple opposing positions, and the rear end of the eave plate is fastened to the upper and lower retaining plates by bolts that pass through each bolt hole and the bolt through hole provided at the rear end of the eave plate. After the eave plate is installed, upper and lower covers that hide the bolts are attached to the holders, and the base surface is covered with exterior wall material, and then a sealing work is carried out by filling the gap between the lower end of the exterior wall material and the upper cover with caulking material to finish. [Prior art documents] [Patent documents]

[0003] [Patent Document 1] Japanese Patent Application Publication No. 2019-210612 Summary of the Invention [Problem to be solved by the invention]

[0004] In Patent Document 1, upper and lower covers are required to hide the bolts, increasing the number of parts, and the sealing work must be performed with the eaves plate attached, which reduces workability. In other words, if the width dimension along the exterior wall surface of the eaves or the projection dimension from the exterior wall is large, it is difficult to reach the sealing position of the upper cover from the side or front end of the eaves, so it is necessary to set up scaffolding to perform the sealing work, which reduces workability.

[0005] An object of the present invention is to provide a canopy that can reduce the number of parts and improve workability. [Means for solving the problem]

[0006] The eave of the present invention comprises a mounting bar that is attached to the outside of a structure and a panel whose end is attached to the mounting bar, and the mounting bar has a lower retaining piece that abuts the underside of the panel, an upper retaining piece that abuts the upper surface of the panel, and a bolt threading portion into which a bolt that is inserted from the lower retaining piece through a bolt insertion hole formed in the panel and into the upper retaining piece is threaded, and the bolt threading portion is provided inside the mounting bar, and the upper end of the bolt is not exposed on the upper surface of the mounting bar. [Effects of the Invention]

[0007] According to the present invention, it is possible to provide a canopy that can reduce the number of parts and improve workability. [Brief explanation of the drawings]

[0008] [Figure 1] FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a canopy of an embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 2] FIG. 3 is a plan view showing the canopy of the embodiment. [Figure 3] FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view showing a main part of the canopy of the embodiment. [Figure 4] FIG. 4 is a side view showing the mounting bar of the canopy of the embodiment. [Figure 5] 10A to 10C are diagrams illustrating a procedure for attaching the canopy of the embodiment. [Figure 6] 10A to 10C are diagrams illustrating a procedure for attaching the canopy of the embodiment. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0009] Hereinafter, a canopy 1 according to one embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing the appearance of the canopy 1, FIG. 2 is a plan view of the canopy 1, and FIG. The eaves 1 are attached to the exterior wall above the windows of a building, and are composed of a mounting truss 20 fixed to the building's main body 2, a plurality of panels 60 whose wall-side ends are held by the mounting truss 20, and eaves edge materials 70 attached to the eaves-side ends of the panels 60. In the following description, the longitudinal direction of the mounting bar 20, i.e., the horizontal direction along the exterior wall, is referred to as the left-right direction, and when viewing the eaves 1 from the outdoors, the left end is referred to as the left end and the right end is referred to as the right end. Also, the direction from the mounting bar 20 toward the eaves end material 70 is referred to as the front-rear direction, with the eaves end material 70 side referred to as the front end or eaves side and the mounting bar 20 side referred to as the rear end or exterior wall side.

[0010] As shown in Figure 3, the skeleton 2 is composed of wooden pillars 5 and beams 10. A plurality of countersunk holes 11 are formed on the interior surface of the beams 10 at two locations, one above the other, and at predetermined intervals in the left-right direction. A circular fixing plate 12 is fixed to the countersunk holes 11 with a screw 13, and a nut 14 is fixed to the fixing plate 12 by welding or the like. A moisture-permeable waterproof sheet 15 is attached to the exterior surfaces of the pillars 5 and beams 10, and a waterproof tape 16 is attached across the moisture-permeable waterproof sheet 15 and the mounting brackets 20. Between the pillars 5, furring strips 6 are hung, and exterior wall material 7 is attached to the exterior surface of the furring strips 6. Backup material 8 and sealing material 9 are filled and sealed between the exterior wall material 7 and the mounting bar 20.

[0011] The mounting bar 20 is configured to include a lower mounting bar 30, an upper mounting bar 40, a lower cover 50, and an end cover 55. The lower mounting bar 30 and the upper mounting bar 40 are fixed to the main body 2 with a plurality of bolts 21, 22.

[0012] The lower mounting bar 30 is made of a long extruded aluminum section extending in the left-right direction, and as shown in Figure 4, it has a fixed piece 31 fixed to the beam 10, an extension piece 32 extending forward from the lower end of the fixed piece 31, and a lower retaining piece 33 extending forward from the upper end of the fixed piece 31. The fixing piece 31 is fixed to the beam 10 at a plurality of positions in the left-right direction by bolts 21 that pass through the fixing piece 31 and the beam 10 and are screwed into nuts 14 . An upwardly extending locking piece 321 is formed at the front end of the extension piece 32. A screw hole 322 is formed at the rear end of the extension piece 32.

[0013] A mounting surface 331 on which the panel 60 is placed is formed on the upper surface of the lower holding piece 33. The mounting surface 331 is an inclined surface that slopes downward toward the eaves edge to create a water gradient in the eaves 1. A hook 332 that engages with the upper mounting rail 40 and a recess 333 on which the upper mounting rail 40 is placed are formed on the rear end side of the mounting surface 331, i.e., on the beam 10 side. The lower surface of the lower holding piece 33 is formed with a locking groove 335 for locking the lower cover 50 and screw holes 336 . The lower holding piece 33 is formed with holes 337 at a plurality of positions along the left-right direction, through which bolts 65 for fixing the panel 60 are inserted.

[0014] The upper mounting bar 40 is made of a long extruded aluminum section extending in the left-right direction, and includes a fixed piece 41 fixed to the beam 10, a locking piece 42 formed at the lower end of the fixed piece 41, an upper retaining piece 43 extending forward from the upper end of the fixed piece 41, and a protruding piece 44 protruding upward from the upper retaining piece 43. The fixing piece 41 is fixed to the beam 10 at a plurality of positions in the left-right direction by bolts 22 that pass through the fixing piece 41 and the beam 10 and are screwed into nuts 14 . The locking piece 42 is placed in the recess 333, and an engagement groove 421 that engages with the hook 332 is formed on the rear surface thereof.

[0015] An abutment surface 431 that abuts against the upper surface of the panel 60 is formed on the lower surface of the upper holding piece 43. The abutment surface 431 is a surface that is approximately parallel to the placement surface 331, and a protrusion 432 that abuts against the rear end of the panel 60 is formed at the rear end position of the abutment surface 431. A hollow portion 433 and a recessed groove 435 are formed along the longitudinal direction in the upper holding piece 43. A pair of screw holes 434 are formed in the hollow portion 433. The recessed groove 435 is provided on the eaves side of the hollow portion 433 and is a groove that opens to the lower surface of the upper holding piece 43. A metal backing plate 45 is inserted into the recessed groove 435. 2, the back plate 45 is formed to a length that allows it to be disposed across multiple panels 60, and is formed with a female thread into which a bolt 65 is screwed. The back plate 45 forms a bolt screwing portion.

[0016] The lower cover 50 is made of an aluminum extrusion that is long in the left-right direction and has a generally Z-shaped cross section. That is, the lower cover 50 is configured to include a horizontal surface portion 51, a first vertical surface portion 52 that extends upward from the front end of the horizontal surface portion 51, and a second vertical surface portion 53 that extends downward from the rear end of the horizontal surface portion 51. A bolt retaining portion 511 that protrudes toward the bolt 65 is formed on the horizontal surface portion 51. The bolt retaining portion 511 is disposed below the bolt 65, and even if the bolt 65 loosens, it comes into contact with the bolt 65, thereby preventing the bolt 65 from moving further downward and coming off the back plate 45. Therefore, the distance between the upper end of the bolt retaining portion 511 and the lower end of the bolt 65 may be set to be smaller than the distance from the back plate 45 to the tip of the bolt located above. The upper end of the first vertical surface portion 52 abuts against the front surface of the lower holding piece 33. In addition, a locking piece 521 that locks into the locking groove 335 is formed on the first vertical surface portion 52, and a hook portion 531 that locks into the locking piece 321 is formed on the second vertical surface portion 53. Furthermore, a screw hole 54 is formed at the intersection of the horizontal surface portion 51 and the first vertical surface portion 52.

[0017] 1, edge cover 55 is a plate material that covers the edges on both the left and right ends of lower mounting rail 30 and upper mounting rail 40, and is fixed to lower mounting rail 30 and upper mounting rail 40 with screws 56 that are screwed into screw holes 322, 336, 434, and 54. Although not shown in the figure, backup material 8 and sealing material 9 are filled between edge cover 55 and the exterior wall material 7 adjacent to edge cover 55.

[0018] A plurality of panels 60 are installed along the longitudinal direction of the mounting bar 20, i.e., the left-right direction. Each panel 60 is formed into a hollow cylindrical shape using extruded aluminum and is composed of an upper surface, a lower surface, a left side surface, and a right side surface. Bolt insertion holes, through which bolts 65 are inserted vertically, are formed near the rear ends of the upper and lower surfaces of the panel 60, approximately in the center in the left-right direction. In addition, a partition piece that divides the interior of the panel 60 into two hollow sections is formed between the upper and lower surfaces of the panel 60 along the front-to-rear direction, and screw holes are formed in this partition piece. The partition piece is formed near the bolt insertion holes. The left and right side surfaces of the panel 60 are provided with engagement pieces that engage with other adjacent panels 60. In addition, side panels 61, 62 are respectively arranged at both the left and right ends of the eave 1. Engagement pieces that engage with the panel 60 are formed on the side surfaces of these side panels 61, 62 facing the panel 60, and the other side surfaces are flat surfaces.

[0019] As shown in FIG. 3, the eaves edge material 70 is composed of a receiving member 71, an eaves edge main body 72, and a side panel 73. The receiving member 71 is a long metal member that extends in the left-right direction, similar to the mounting bar 20, and is arranged along the front end of each panel 60 and fixed to the panel 60 with screws 75 that are screwed into the screw holes in each panel 60. The eaves edge body 72 is an extruded aluminum member that extends in the left-right direction like the receiving member 71, and its longitudinal dimension is the same as that of the receiving member 71. The eaves edge body 72 is configured to include an upper surface portion 721, a lower surface portion 722, a front surface portion 723, a connecting piece portion 724, and screw holes 725. The upper surface portion 721 abuts against the end surface of the leading end of the panel 60, and is fixed to the upper surface of the receiving member 71 with screws 76. The lower surface portion 722 has a dimension in the front-to-rear direction longer than the upper surface portion 721, and abuts against the lower surface of the leading end of the panel 60. The connecting piece portion 724 connects the upper surface portion 721 and the lower surface portion 722 and includes a hook portion 726 that is engaged with the receiving member 71 . As shown in Figures 1 and 2, the side panels 73 are plates that cover the left and right ends of the receiving member 71 and the eaves main body 72, and are fixed to the eaves main body 72 with screws 77 that are screwed into the screw holes 725.

[0020] [Eaves construction procedure] Next, the construction procedure for the eaves 1 will be described with reference to Figures 5 and 6. As a preparation before constructing the eaves 1, a fixing plate 12 with a nut 14 fixed thereto is fixed with a screw 13 into a counterbore hole 11 in a beam 10. In addition, a moisture-permeable waterproof sheet 15 is attached to the exterior surface of the body 2. 5(A), the hooks 332 of the lower mounting bar 30 are engaged with the engagement grooves 421 of the upper mounting bar 40 to form a single unit. After that, screws 56 are threaded into the screw holes 322, 336, and 434 of the lower mounting bar 30 and the upper mounting bar 40 through the end cover 55. The end cover 55 is attached across the ends of the lower mounting bar 30 and the upper mounting bar 40, and the lower mounting bar 30, upper mounting bar 40, and end cover 55 are integrated together. The lower mounting rail 30 and the upper mounting rail 40 are then fixed to the exterior surface of the beam 10 using bolts 21 and 22. Waterproof tape 16 is also attached across the protruding piece 44 of the upper mounting rail 40 and the moisture-permeable waterproof sheet 15.

[0021] Next, as shown in Figure 5(B), furring strips 6 are stretched across and fixed between the pillars 5, and exterior wall material 7 is fixed to the furring strips 6. Next, backup material 8 and sealant 9 are filled between the underside of the lower mounting rail 30 and the top surface of the exterior wall material 7, between the top surface of the upper mounting rail 40 and the underside of the exterior wall material 7, and between the end cover 55 and the side of the exterior wall material 7. In other words, sealing work is also performed around the mounting rails 20 when the exterior wall is finished. Further, the back plate 45 is inserted into the recessed groove 435 through the opening on the lower surface of the upper holding piece 43 and placed therein.

[0022] 5(C), a bolt 65 inserted through a hole 337 formed in the lower holding piece 33 is screwed into one of the screw holes of each back plate 45 arranged in the recessed groove 435 of the upper mounting bar 40, thereby temporarily fastening the back plate 45. This allows each back plate 45 to be positioned. Next, as shown in Figure 6(D), the panel 60 is inserted between the lower holding piece 33 and the upper holding piece 43. At this time, the panel 60 is first placed in a position where no bolt 65 is placed, and the bolt 65 is screwed from the lower holding piece 33 through the bolt insertion hole of the panel 60 into the back plate 45. Since each back plate 45 is temporarily fastened with one bolt 65, the screw hole of the lower holding piece 33 and the screw hole of the back plate 45 are aligned in the vertical direction, so the panel 60 can be placed and the bolt 65 can be inserted to easily screw it into the back plate 45. Thereafter, the bolts 65 that were temporarily fastened are removed, and after the panel 60 is placed in that position, the bolts 65 are reinserted and screwed into the back plate 45 . Since the side panels 61, 62 are not fixed by bolts 65, they may be attached together while engaged with the adjacent panel 60, or after the panel 60 is attached, they may be engaged with the panel 60 forward of the mounting bar 20 and then slid toward the mounting bar 20.

[0023] Next, as shown in Figure 6(E), the lower cover 50 is attached to the lower mounting bar 30. That is, with the hook portion 531 of the lower cover 50 engaged with the locking piece 321 of the lower mounting bar 30, the first vertical surface portion 52 of the lower cover 50 is pressed against the lower holding piece 33. This causes the locking piece 521 of the first vertical surface portion 52 to engage with the locking groove 335 of the lower holding piece 33, and the lower cover 50 is attached to the lower mounting bar 30. Furthermore, screws 56 are screwed into the screw holes 54 of the lower cover 50 from the end cover 55, mechanically fixing the lower cover 50 to the end cover 55. In addition, a receiving member 71 is screwed to the front end of the panel 60, an eaves edge body 72 is screwed to the receiving member 71, and a side panel 73 is screwed to the eaves edge body 72. Eaves 1 can be constructed using the above procedure.

[0024] [Effects of the embodiment] According to the canopy 1 of this embodiment, the back plate 45 into which the bolt 65 that fixes the panel 60 screws is provided in a groove 435 inside the mounting bar 20, and the upper end of the bolt 65 is not exposed on the upper surface of the mounting bar 20, so there is no need to provide an upper cover to hide the upper end of the bolt 65, and the number of parts can be reduced. Furthermore, because an upper cover is not required, the sealant 9 can be filled between the mounting bar 20 and the exterior wall material 7, so the sealing work can be done after the mounting bar 20 and the exterior wall material 7 have been installed, that is, before the panel 60 is attached to the mounting bar 20. This means that work can be done using a stepladder or the like, and there is no need to set up scaffolding to perform the sealing work, improving workability.

[0025] A groove 435 is formed in the mounting bar 20, and a back plate 45 is inserted into the groove 435 to form a bolt threading portion, which simplifies the structure and reduces costs compared to, for example, a configuration in which a nut is fixed to the mounting bar 20. Furthermore, even when the number of panels 60 is changed depending on the width dimension of the eaves 1, this can be accommodated by adjusting the number and type of back plates 45 inserted into the groove 435, so eaves 1 of various dimensions can be constructed easily and at low cost.

[0026] The eaves 1 are constructed by attaching a plurality of panels 60 to the mounting bar 20, so the width dimension of the eaves 1 can be easily adjusted to fit the structure to be installed by changing the longitudinal dimension of the mounting bar 20 and the number of panels 60.

[0027] Because the lower cover 50 is attached to cover the bolts 65, the bolts 65 are not exposed on the underside of the mounting crosspiece 20, improving the design of the eaves 1. Furthermore, the lower cover 50 is engaged with the locking piece 321 at the tip of the extension piece 32 of the lower mounting crosspiece 30 and the locking groove 335 on the underside of the tip of the lower holding piece 33, and is attached to the outside of the position where the sealant 9 is filled. Therefore, even when the lower cover 50 is provided, sealing work can be performed between the lower mounting crosspiece 30 and the exterior wall material 7 before attaching the panel 60 to the mounting crosspiece 20, preventing a decrease in workability.

[0028] The lower cover 50 is provided with a bolt stopper 511, which reliably prevents the bolt 65 from loosening and coming off the back plate 45, which is the bolt-threaded portion, causing the panel 60 to fall off the mounting bar 20. Furthermore, the lower cover 50 is not only locked to the lower mounting bar 30, but can also be mechanically fixed by threading screws 56 through the end cover 55 into the screw holes 54. This reliably prevents the lower cover 50 from falling off the lower mounting bar 30.

[0029] Since the mounting bar 20 is composed of a lower mounting bar 30 having a lower holding piece 33 and an upper mounting bar 40 having an upper holding piece 43, for example, by preparing multiple types of upper mounting bar 40 with the upper holding piece 43 at different height positions, it is possible to mount panels 60 of different thicknesses between the lower holding piece 33 and the upper holding piece 43 even with only one type of lower mounting bar 30. It is also possible to prepare multiple types of lower mounting bar 30 and one type of upper mounting bar 40, or it is possible to prepare multiple types of both the lower mounting bar 30 and the upper mounting bar 40, thereby increasing the design variations of the eaves 1.

[0030] The lower mounting crosspiece 30 and the upper mounting crosspiece 40 can be easily integrated by placing the locking piece 42 in the recess 333 and engaging the hook 332 with the engagement groove 421. This allows the lower mounting crosspiece 30 and the upper mounting crosspiece 40 to be fixed to the beam 10, which is the skeleton 2, with bolts 21 and 22 in an engaged and integrated state, improving workability. Furthermore, by engaging the hook 332 with the engagement groove 421, the lower mounting crosspiece 30 and the upper mounting crosspiece 40 can be fixed to the beam 10 in a positioned state, and the distance between the support surface 331 of the lower holding piece 33 and the abutment surface 431 of the upper holding piece 43 can also be accurately set to match the thickness dimension of the panel 60.

[0031] [Variations] For example, the eaves edge material 70 attached to the tip of the panel 60 may be an eaves edge material with a rain gutter. Furthermore, the bolt threading portion is not limited to the metal back plate 45, but may be formed by machining a female screw directly into the upper mounting bar 40, for example. The eaves 1 is not limited to being made up of multiple panels, but may be made up of a single panel. In particular, if the eaves 1 has a small dimension in the left-right direction, it can be made up of a single panel. Furthermore, the panel 60 is not limited to being a hollow cylindrical panel, but a solid panel may also be used.

[0032] In the above embodiment, the lower cover 50 is provided with the bolt retaining portion 511, but it is also possible to use a lower cover that does not have the bolt retaining portion 511. Furthermore, since the lower cover 50 is mainly intended to prevent the bolts 65 from being exposed, if it is acceptable for the bolts 65 to be exposed from a design perspective, the lower cover 50 does not need to be provided.

[0033] The configurations of the lower mounting bar 30 and the upper mounting bar 40 are not limited to those in the above embodiment. For example, the upper mounting bar 40 does not need to have the hollow portion 433. Furthermore, the mounting bar 20 may be formed by integrally forming the lower mounting bar 30 and the upper mounting bar 40.

[0034] [Summary of the invention] The eave of the present invention comprises a mounting bar that is attached to the outside of a structure and a panel whose end is attached to the mounting bar, and the mounting bar has a lower retaining piece that abuts the underside of the panel, an upper retaining piece that abuts the upper surface of the panel, and a bolt threading portion into which a bolt that is inserted from the lower retaining piece through a bolt insertion hole formed in the panel and into the upper retaining piece is threaded, and the bolt threading portion is provided inside the mounting bar, and the upper end of the bolt is not exposed on the upper surface of the mounting bar. According to the eaves of the present invention, the bolt threading portion into which the bolt for fixing the panel is threaded is provided inside the mounting bar, and the upper end of the bolt is not exposed on the upper surface of the mounting bar, so there is no need to provide an upper cover to hide the upper end of the bolt, and the number of parts can be reduced. Furthermore, because no top cover is required, the sealant can be filled between the mounting bracket and the exterior wall material, so the sealing work can be done after the mounting bracket and exterior wall material are installed, i.e., before the panel is attached to the mounting bracket. This means that work can be done using a stepladder, and there is no need to set up scaffolding to perform the sealing work, improving workability.

[0035] In the eaves of the present invention, it is preferable that the bolt screwing portion is formed of a metal back plate, and the mounting bar has a recessed groove into which the back plate is inserted. The bolt threading portion can be constructed by fixing a nut to the mounting bar, but if a groove is formed in the mounting bar and a back plate with a female thread into which the bolt is threaded is inserted, the structure can be simplified and costs can be reduced.

[0036] In the eaves of the present invention, it is preferable that the panel is composed of a plurality of panels arranged along the longitudinal direction of the mounting bar, and the back plate is arranged across the plurality of panels. If the eaves are constructed from multiple panels, the width of the eaves can be easily adjusted to fit the structure to which it is being installed by changing the longitudinal dimension of the mounting bar and the number of panels. Furthermore, because the back plate has a length that spans multiple panels, simply positioning the back plate by threading a bolt into one of the screw holes formed in the back plate allows the hole in the lower holding piece and the screw hole in the back plate to be aligned vertically, making it easy to align these holes and screw holes with the bolt insertion holes in the panel. This allows the bolt to be easily screwed into the back plate from the hole in the lower holding piece through the bolt insertion hole in the panel, facilitating the installation of the panels. Furthermore, once one panel is positioned, the bolt insertion holes in adjacent panels are naturally positioned, further improving the ease of installation of each panel.

[0037] In the eaves of the present invention, it is preferable that a lower cover that covers the bolt is attached to the lower surface of the mounting bar, and that the lower cover has a bolt removal prevention portion positioned below the bolt. By attaching a lower cover that covers the bolts, the bolts are not exposed on the underside of the mounting bar, improving the design of the eaves. Also, by providing a bolt retainer on the lower cover, it is possible to reliably prevent the bolts from loosening and coming off the bolt threads, causing the panel to fall off the mounting bar. [Explanation of symbols]

[0038] 1...eaves, 2...main body, 5...column, 7...exterior wall material, 8...backup material, 9...sealing material, 10...beam, 20...mounting bar, 21...bolt, 22...bolt, 30...lower mounting bar, 33...lower retaining piece, 40...upper mounting bar, 43...upper retaining piece, 45...back panel, 50...lower cover, 55...edge cover, 60...panel, 61...side panel, 62...side panel, 65...bolt, 70...eaves edge material, 72...eaves edge main body, 73...side panel, 435...groove, 511...bolt prevention part.

Claims

1. a mounting bar attached to the exterior of the structure; a panel whose end is attached to the mounting bar; The mounting bar is a lower holding piece that abuts against the lower surface of the panel; an upper holding piece that abuts against the upper surface of the panel; a bolt threading portion into which a bolt is threadedly inserted from the lower holding piece through a bolt insertion hole formed in the panel into the upper holding piece, The bolt threading portion is provided inside the mounting bar, and the upper end of the bolt is not exposed on the upper surface of the mounting bar. A eaves characterized by:

2. The canopy according to claim 1, The bolt threading portion is formed of a metal back plate, The mounting bar has a recessed groove into which the back plate is inserted. A eaves characterized by:

3. The canopy according to claim 2, The panel is composed of a plurality of panels arranged along the longitudinal direction of the mounting bar, The back plate is disposed across the plurality of panels. A eaves characterized by:

4. The canopy according to any one of claims 1 to 3, A lower cover for covering the bolt is attached to the lower surface of the mounting bar, The lower cover has a bolt retaining portion disposed below the bolt. A eaves characterized by:

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