SU1606633A1 - Roof tile and method of placing same - Google Patents

Abstract

The invention relates to the construction, in particular to roofs of roof tiles. The purpose of the invention is to increase operational reliability. Roof tiles include longitudinal 1 and transverse 2 edges and a curved section 3 connecting the longitudinal edges. Tiles are made of resiliently elastic material, for example, used automobile tires. The transverse edges 2 are located radially, one longitudinal edge 1 is made convex, and the other is concave with shelf 4. Roofing tiles are laid in parallel rows with the formation of overlaps along the longitudinal 1 and transverse 2 edges of the tile. In one row, the tile 7 is laid with a convex longitudinal edge 1 shelf 4 of the concave edge of the adjacent tile. In the next row, the tile 7 is laid unfolding it 180 ° relative to the tile in the previous row, and the overlapping end edge 2 of the tile 7 is subsequently pressed against the end edge 2 of the tile in the previous row and fixed to the crate. 1 hp f-ly, 4 ill.

Description

The invention relates to the construction, in particular to roofs of roof tiles.

The purpose of the invention is to increase operational reliability.

FIG. 1 shows cutting automotive tires in the manufacture of tiles; in fig. 2 - roof, cross section; in fig. 3 is a view A of FIG. 2; in fig. 4 shows a section BB in FIG. 3

Roof tiles include longitudinal 1 and transverse 2 edges and a curved-linear section 3, connected by longitudinal edges; transverse edges 2 are located radially, one longitudinal edge 1 of the flange. Shen convex, and. Cpt - concave about YLKOY 4.

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The tire is cut along the radial planes into sections 5 and 6, as a result, respectively, the main 7 and ridge (canting) 8 tiles are obtained.

Roof tiles are laid in the following sequence.

On the crate 9, the tile is laid in 7 parallel rows with the formation of overlaps along the longitudinal 1 and transverse 2 edges of the tile. In this case, in one row the tile 7 is laid, overlapping the longitudinal convex edge I shelf 4 of the concave edge 1 of the adjacent tile, in the next row the tile 7 is laid, turning it 180 ° relative to the tile in the previous row, and the tile 7 that overlaps the end edge 2 in the next row they press

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to the end edge 2 of the tile 7 in the previous row and fixed to the sheathing 9, for example with nails 10.

The extreme tiles 7 are cut from one longitudinal side along one line 11 and are edged with tile 8, which are buttted to each other, straightened and fixed each of them (with nails or probes) to the end rafter board 12. Skate 13 roof cover also edging (ridge) tiles

Claims (2)

Claims 1. Roof tiles, including longitudinal and transverse edges and a curved section, characterized in that, in order to increase operational reliability, the tiles are made of used five automobile tires, its transverse edges are located radially, one of the longitudinal edges is made concave with a shelf, and the other is convex. 2. A method of laying roofing tiles on a batten in parallel rows with overlapping overlapping along the longitudinal and transverse edges of the tile, characterized in that, in order to increase reliability, the tile is first laid in one row, overlapping the shelf of the concave edge of the adjacent tile with the longitudinal convex edge, and in the subsequent row, the tile is laid, unrolling it by 180 ° relative to the tile in the previous row, after which the overlapping transverse edge of the tile is pressed in the subsequent row to the transverse edge of the tile in infringe row and fixed to the sheathing. Fiyo. I L, FIG. 2 Viz l RP five c. Fig.Z Ivvj ten needles