WO2012168179A1

WO2012168179A1 - Set of transition tiles for framing a roof element in a roof cladding

Info

Publication number: WO2012168179A1
Application number: PCT/EP2012/060484
Authority: WO
Inventors: Gerhard Meiske; Wolfgang Fink
Original assignee: Konscha Engineering Gmbh; Hermann Rudolph Baustoffwerk Gmbh
Priority date: 2011-06-07
Filing date: 2012-06-04
Publication date: 2012-12-13
Also published as: DE102011106212A1

Abstract

The invention relates to a set of transition tiles (10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60) for forming a nearly level receptacle (1) in a roof (3) covered with roofing tiles (2) and transition tiles (10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60), wherein a roof element (4) can be received in the receptacle (1) and the set of transition tiles (10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60) comprises at least two of the following transition tiles (10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60): top tile (10), top corner tile (20), bottom tile (30), bottom corner tile (40), side tile (50), and intermediate tile (60). The invention enables the visually appealing and secure integration of skylights or solar modules as in-roof elements in a conventional roof cladding, wherein long-term sealing against the penetration of rainwater is improved and only a small contact surface is provided for wind or snow.

Description

Set of transition tiles for framing a roof element

in a roofing

The present invention relates to a set of transition tiles, which are used to cover a roof, in which a roof element can be installed. In particular, the present invention finds application in roof elements such as solar modules, roof windows or the like. Roof windows and, in particular, solar modules that are integrated into the roofing of roof tiles of a roof are called in-roof installations. Here, the roof elements must be integrated into the covering of roof tiles so that rainwater can easily run off the roof elements and does not get under the roofing. In addition, it must be ensured that the roof element only low attack surfaces for other weather conditions such as wind and snow offers.

It is not readily possible to place the tiles adjacent to the roof element on or under the roof elements, since the roof tiles have corrugations transversely to the direction of fall of the roof and thus can not be fixed stably above or below on a smooth frame of a roof element. In addition, roof tiles covered with one another each have a smaller angle of inclination than the total angle of inclination of the roof. This creates a serrated profile of the roofing in the direction of fall. A hole resulting from the removal of a group of roof tiles has a border of roof tiles. The hole facing side edges of the tiles are not in a plane.

It is therefore known protective cases, also called aprons, on a frame of a roof element and on adjacent roof battens attach and then roof tile top and side to put on the covers and below the roof element to put the covers on adjacent roof tiles. The protective cover is arranged so that if possible no rainwater gets under the roof tile. In this way it should be prevented that water penetrates into the roof truss.

The object of the invention is therefore to solve the problems described with reference to the prior art at least partially and in particular to provide an alternative or additive integration possibility of roof elements in roofing, which forms a visually appealing, rainwater-tight and secure framing.

This object is achieved with a set of transition tiles according to the features of claim 1. Further advantageous embodiments of the invention are specified in the dependent claims. The features listed individually in the claims are combinable with each other in any technologically meaningful manner and can be supplemented by explanatory facts from the description, wherein further embodiments of the invention are shown. The object is also achieved by a roof covering according to claim 14, wherein the roof covering at least a flat roof element, in particular a solar module, which is surrounded by a set of transition tiles.

In particular, the objects are achieved by a set of transition tiles to form a nearly flat recording in roofs covered with roof tiles and transition tiles, wherein in the recording a roof element can be accommodated and the set of transition tiles at least two, preferably at least three, most preferably at least five or even all that has the following transitional brick: Roof tiles,

Upper corner tile,

Under brick,

- lower corner tile,

Page bricks,

Between bricks.

A transition brick is to be understood as meaning a brick which, due to its shape, seals on at least one side with a roof element, preferably with a solar module, in particular comprising a frame made of glass fiber reinforced concrete. On the other sides of the transition tile is shaped so that the transition tile is easy to connect to a tile, another transition tile and / or a roof element in the sense of a conventional roofing. When attaching to an above or below adjacent tile, the transition tile preferably has a corrugation as usual roof tiles and at a subsequent attachment to a laterally adjacent tile a corresponding groove-shaped formation of the side edge. By subsequently fastening, in particular a positive and / or non-positive connection between the transitional brick and a frame of a roof element, a tile or a further transition tile is meant. Preferably, an attachment takes place by a partial overlap of the corresponding elements. In addition, the transition tile has on its rear side elements for attachment to a roof truss, in particular before jumps to hang on battens, have. Under a recording is an area to understand that would remain free with rooted tiles and transition tiles without roof element roof. The recording will be in this case According to the invention essentially formed by edges of the transition tiles, which are aligned to the uncovered area. The lower edge of the receptacle lies deeper in the direction of the roof truss than the upper edge and the lateral edges, but extends substantially parallel to the upper edge of the receptacle. According to the present invention, these edges span a nearly flat surface, which means in particular that this edge of the receptacle is not more than 2 cm [centimeter], preferably not more than 1 cm, more preferably not more than 0.5 cm orthogonal to vary the average roof level or the attic. Thus, the deviation in this direction is much smaller than in a recording, which is formed by removing roof tiles in a conventional roofing. In this way, roof elements that regularly have outer edges in one plane can be easily integrated into the receptacle.

The direction and location of this invention relate to a roofed roof. With above is thus regularly meant the direction to the ridge and with the direction of the direction transverse to the direction of the roof of the roof. The front of a brick is the side facing the sun. If a brick is fixed under another brick, the bricks are partly over each other, overlapping.

The name of the transition tiles refers to their relative position to a roof element or a receptacle. Thus, a roof tile above the roof element, a sub-tile below and a side tile to be arranged next to the roof element. The corner tiles are assigned to the corners of the roof element and the intermediate tiles can connect two roof elements or a roof element and another transition tile. The transition tiles are particularly shaped so that at least one transition tile rests on the frame or under the frame at any point of the frame at least and then attached to this. At the top and side edges of the frame, the transition bricks are on the frame and at the bottom of the transition tiles are under the frame.

Preferably, the transition tiles each have a top transition brick edge, a first side transition brick edge, a second side transition brick edge and a bottom transition brick edge, these transition brick edges being shaped such that the top transition brick edge, the first side transition brick edge, the second transition brick edge and / or the bottom transition brick edge above or below a below, above or laterally adjacent tiles, transition tiles or frames of the roof element can be fixed, wherein the above or below the frame of the roof element fastened transition brick edges form the planar recording. By transition brick edge is meant a range of up to 15 cm, preferably up to 10 cm, more preferably up to 5 cm from a corresponding outer edge of the transition brick towards the center of the transition brick, in particular orthogonal to the corresponding edge of the transition brick.

It is particularly advantageous if the top brick has an upper top brick edge, a first side top brick edge, a second side top brick edge and a bottom top brick edge, wherein the top top brick edge is shaped so that the top top brick edge can be fastened under an above adjacent roof tile, the first lateral upper tile edge and the second lateral Oberziegelrand are shaped so that the first lateral Oberziegelrand can be attached below a laterally adjacent Oberziegel or upper Eckziegel and the second lateral Oberziegelrand over a laterally adjoining Oberziegel or upper Eckziegel and the lower Oberziegelrand is shaped so that the lower top brick edge can then be fastened over a frame of the roof element, the lower top brick edge forms a substantially flat surface on the back side. Due to the substantially flat surface of the top brick can be placed on a frame of a roof element and then attached there. Such a design ensures that rainwater draining from above the roof element easily reaches the roof element and can continue to flow downwards. It is particularly advantageous in this context if the upper top brick edge is shaped like an ordinary roof tile with corrugations.

Further, it is advantageous if the top brick has a profile with a crank in a longitudinal section from an upper top brick edge to a lower top brick edge, wherein in particular the lower top brick edge can be arranged on the frame of the roof element. By cranking is meant a structure having two longitudinally and transversely offset portions which are nearly parallel to each other, these portions being interconnected by an intermediate portion formed with the first portions at an angle of between about 10 ^° and 80 ^° , Thus, it can be achieved that the top brick is subsequently fixed under an above-adjacent roof tile and on the frame of the roof element, wherein the front of the frame can also protrude slightly from the roofing of roof tiles. In addition, it is preferred that the top corner brick has an upper corner brick edge, a first side corner brick edge, a second side corner brick edge and a bottom corner brick edge, the top corner brick edge being shaped such that the top corner brick edge can be secured beneath a roof tile adjacent thereto, the first lateral Eckziegelrand is shaped so that the first lateral Eckziegelrand can be mounted under or over a laterally adjoining top brick or top corner brick and the second lateral Corner brick edge is shaped so that the second lateral Eckziegelrand can be mounted under or over a laterally tiling roof tile and the lower Eckziegelrand is shaped so that the lower Eckziegelrand can be partially secured over a frame of the roof element and partially over a below adjacent tile, side tile or intermediate brick can be fixed, the lower corner brick edge partially forms a substantially flat surface on the back. The upper corner tile thus ensures that the corner of the frame of the roof element is covered by a transition tile and that no rainwater can get from the side in the corner below the roofing. The upper corner brick thus provides the transition from the tiles arranged above the roof element to the roof element and to a side to the conventional roof covering made of roof tiles. Downwards, the upper corner brick borders on one part of the frame and on the other part on a side brick. The upper Eckziegelrand preferably has a corrugation of a normal tile.

It is likewise advantageous if the upper corner brick has a first longitudinal section from an upper corner brick edge to a lower corner brick edge at a first lateral corner brick edge and a second longitudinal section from the upper corner brick edge to the lower corner brick edge at a second lateral corner brick edge, wherein the first longitudinal section is a profile with a crank and the second longitudinal section has a substantially rectilinear profile. By a straight-line profile is meant a profile that extends only in one direction. This solution also ensures that the corner brick, starting from the roof element, forms the transition upwards and to one side to the conventional roof covering made of roof tiles.

In a further development of the invention, it is proposed that the sub-tile has an upper sub-tile edge, a first lateral sub-tile edge, a second side bottom brick edge and a bottom bottom brick edge, the bottom bottom brick edge shaped so that the bottom bottom edge of the tile can be secured over a roof tile, the first side bottom border and the second bottom bottom edge are shaped so that the first side bottom edge is under a laterally adjacent lower brick or lower corner brick and the second lower side brick border may be secured over a laterally adjacent lower brick or lower corner brick and the upper lower brick margin is shaped such that the upper lower brick margin can be secured under a frame of the roof member, the upper lower brick edge resting on the lower brick edge Front forms a substantially flat surface. The roof element is thus on the sub-tile, so that rain water and / or snow can easily drain on below adjacent roof tiles. Here, the lower edge of the sub-tile is provided in particular with corrugations of normal roof tiles.

It is also preferred that the sub-tile has a longitudinal section from an upper sub-tile edge to a lower sub-tile edge and the longitudinal section has a profile with a crank. Also in this way, a smooth transition from the roof element to the roofing is provided, wherein the upper bottom edge of the tile is fastened under the roof element. In addition, it is preferred that the lower corner brick has an upper corner brick edge, a first side corner brick edge, a second side corner brick edge and a bottom corner brick edge, the bottom corner brick edge being shaped so that the bottom corner brick edge can be secured over a below adjacent tile, the first lateral corner tile edge is shaped so that the first lateral Eckziegelrand under or over a laterally adjoining Unterziegel or lower Eckziegel and the second lateral Eckziegelrand under or can be fastened over a laterally adjoining roof tile and the upper Eckziegelrand is shaped so that it can be partially fixed under a frame of the roof element and partially mounted under an above adjacent roof tile or side tile, the upper Eckziegelrand partially on the front in the forms a substantially flat surface. The lower corner tile thus ensures that the corner of the frame of the roof element is covered by a transition tile and that no rainwater can get from the side in the corner below the roofing. The lower corner tile thus creates the transition from the roof element down and to one side to the conventional roofing of roof tiles. Upwards, the lower corner tile borders on the frame and on the other side on a side tile. Further, it is also preferred if the lower corner brick has a first longitudinal section from an upper corner brick edge to a lower corner brick edge at a first side corner brick edge and a second longitudinal section from the top corner brick edge to the bottom corner brick edge at a second side corner brick edge and the first longitudinal section is profiled a crank and the second longitudinal section has a substantially rectilinear profile. Thus, the subsequent attachment to a sub-tile and to the second lateral Eckziegelrand attaching to a roof tile is then possible on the first lateral Eckziegelrand. Above the lower corner tile is covered on the one hand by the frame of the roof element and on the other by a side brick. The lower Eckziegelrand has a corrugation like an ordinary tile and is fastened under a roof tile below adjacent. In an advantageous development, it is proposed that the side brick have an upper side edge of the frame, a first side edge of the side edge, a second side edge of the side edge and a side edge lower side tile edge, wherein the upper side edge of the latch is shaped so that the upper side edge of the latch can be secured beneath a side tile, top corner tile or roof tile adjacent thereto, the first side side tile edge is shaped such that the first side side tile edge is below or above a laterally adjacent tile can be attached, the second side lateral edge of the skirt is shaped so that the second lateral side edge of the latch can be mounted under or over a laterally adjacent intermediate tile or a frame of the roof element and the lower side tile edge is shaped so that the lower side tile edge over a roof tile or an upper Side brick edge can be attached. In particular, the edge on the first lateral side tile edge has an angle of inclination to the edge on the second lateral side tile edge so that the edge on the first lateral side tile edge in the roof is substantially parallel to a laterally adjacent tile and the edge on the second lateral side edge of the tile with the above and / or is aligned substantially parallel and flush below adjacent side-brick edges. In this way it is possible that the border of the recording defines a flat surface.

In a further embodiment it is provided that the intermediate brick has an upper intermediate brick edge, a first intermediate lateral brick edge, a second lateral intermediate brick edge and a lower intermediate brick edge, wherein the upper Zwischenziegelrand is shaped so that the upper Zwischenziegelrand mounted under an above adjacent Oberziegel or upper Eckziegel can be, the first lateral Zwischenziegelrand is shaped so that the first lateral Zwischenziegelrand can be mounted under or over a laterally adjoining roof tiles, intermediate tiles or frames of the roof element, the second lateral Zwischenziegelrand is shaped so that the second lateral Zwischenziegelrand can be attached under or over a laterally bordering frame of the roof element and the lower Zwischenziegelrand is shaped so that the lower Zwischenziegelrand can be attached to an upper Unterziegelrand, lower Eckziegel or intermediate brick. A lateral intermediate brick edge is thus always attached to the frame and thus provides the lateral transition from the roof element to another roof element or to a side tile and thus to the normal roof tiles ago. The edges on the lateral Zwischenziegelrändern are in particular substantially parallel to each other.

In yet another embodiment, it is provided that the tiles have a roof tile length and the intermediate tiles and / or the side tiles an intermediate brick length or side goat length, which is a whole multiple of the roof tile length, in particular twice, preferably even three times. In this way, the number of required intermediate tiles is reduced and beyond the aesthetic impression of the roof covered improved. It is particularly preferred that the transition tiles have on their back at least one projection which serves for attachment to a roof batten. Such projections, which correspond to those of conventional roof tiles or can also be formed differently if necessary, serve the suspension on conventional roof substructures. In the case of long intermediate bricks or side tiles, in particular a plurality of protrusions, in particular for secure attachment, can also be provided in the form of a hook.

The invention and its technical environment will be explained by way of example with reference to the drawing. It should be noted that the figures show particularly preferred embodiments of the invention, but this is not limited thereto. They show schematically: FIG. 1 shows a roof covered with transition bricks and roof tiles with framed flat roof elements, FIG. 2 shows a section of the roof according to FIG. 1, FIG.

3: a roof tile in front and rear view,

4: an upper corner brick in front and rear view,

5: a sub-tile in front and rear view,

6: a lower corner brick in front and rear view, FIG. 7: a side brick in front and rear view,

8: an intermediate brick in front and rear view,

9 shows a profile of a longitudinal section through a transition brick.

Figure 1 shows schematically a roof 1, which has transverse roof slats 9 as roof substructure. The roof contains four roof elements 4, in particular solar modules, each having a frame 5. The roof 1 is covered with roof tiles 2 and transition tiles 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, wherein the transition tiles 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60 are arranged around the frame 5 and partly on the frame fifth are attached. The roof elements 4 are thus mounted in a formed by the transition tiles 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60 receptacle 1. The roof tiles 2 have a roof tile length 7.

Above the roof element 4, a plurality of roof tiles 10 is fixed, above which normal roof tiles 2 are arranged. So an overflow of the roof element 4 of rainwater from above the roof element 4 is made possible. At the upper outer corners of the roof elements 4, an upper Eckziegel 20 is arranged in each case, which ensures a lateral transition from the roof tiles 10 to the roof tiles 2 and prevents lateral penetration of rain under the roof element 4 and the roof tiles 2. Laterally next to the roof elements 4, a side brick 50 and an intermediate brick 60 is fixed between the roof tiles 2 and the roof elements 4, which also prevent lateral penetration of water. Below the roof elements 4 sub-tiles 30 and lower corner tiles 40 are attached so that rainwater from the roof elements 4 can easily drain. The lateral and upper transition tiles 10, 20, 30, 40 close to the roof elements 4 a flat surface. The roof elements 4 thus form part of the roof covering and are not, as is common in the prior art in solar modules, mounted on the roofing.

FIG. 2 shows a detail of the roof 3 shown in FIG. 1. Roof elements 4 with a frame 5 are shown. Above the roof elements 4 are top tiles 10, each having an upper top brick edge 11, a first side top brick edge 12, a second side top brick edge 13 and a bottom top brick edge

14 arranged. Roof tiles 2 are laid above the roof tiles. Between the roof elements 4 intermediate tiles 60 are mounted on the frame 5.

The top 10 lies with the upper top brick edge 11 under a roof tile 2 and with the lower top brick edge 14 above the frame

15 and is fixed there. With the first lateral top brick edge 12, the top brick 10 lies under the second top brick edge 13 of a laterally adjacent top brick 10. FIG. 3 shows a top brick 10, with a front view on the left and a rear view on the right. The top brick 10 has an upper top brick edge 11, a first side top brick edge 12, a second side top brick edge 13 and a bottom top brick edge 14. On the back 15, a projection 8 is formed, which serves for attachment to a roof batten. The upper roof tile edge 11 has a corrugation and is fastened under a roof tile 2 adjoining above. The lower top brick edge 14 has on the back 15 a smooth surface 16 which is placed on the frame 5.

The top brick 10 has a longitudinal section 17. The longitudinal section 17 has a profile 6 with a crank. Such a profile 6 is shown schematically in FIG.

FIG. 4 shows an upper corner brick 20, with a front view on the left and a rear view on the right. The upper corner brick 20 has an upper corner brick edge 21, a first side corner brick edge 22, a second side corner brick edge 23 and a bottom corner brick edge 24. On the back 25, a projection 8 is formed, which serves for attachment to a roof batten. The upper Eckziegelrand 21 has a corrugation and is mounted under a roof tiles above. The lower Eckziegelrand 24 has on the back 25 partially a smooth surface 26 which is placed on the frame 5. The other part is shaped so that it can rest on a side brick 50. The first lateral Eckziegelrand 22 is shaped so that it can be attached under a laterally adjacent top 10 bricks. The second lateral Eckziegelrand is shaped so that it can be mounted on a laterally adjacent roof tiles 2.

The upper corner brick 20 has in the region of the first lateral Eckziegelrandes 22 a longitudinal section 27 and in the region of the second lateral Eckziegelrandes 23 a second longitudinal section 28. The first longitudinal section 27 has a profile 6 with a crank. Such a profile 6 is shown in FIG. The second longitudinal section 28 has a rectilinear profile 6, for example in the form of a rectangle.

FIG. 5 shows a sub-tile 30, with a front view on the left and a rear view on the right. The backsheet 30 has an upper bottom brick edge 31, a first side bottom brick edge 32, a second side bottom brick edge 33, and a bottom bottom brick edge 34. On the back of a projection 8 is formed, which serves for attachment to a roof batten. The lower bottom brick edge 34 has a corrugation and is secured under a below adjacent roof tile. The upper Unterziegelrand 34 has on the front side 35 on a smooth surface 36 which is placed under the frame 5.

The sub-tile 30 has a longitudinal section 37. The longitudinal section 37 has a profile 6 with a crank. Such a profile 6 is shown in FIG.

FIG. 6 shows a lower corner brick 40, with a front view on the left and a rear view on the right. The lower corner brick 40 has an upper corner brick edge 41, a first side corner brick edge 42, a second side corner brick edge 43, and a bottom corner brick edge 44. On the back of a projection 8 is formed, which serves for attachment to a roof batten. The lower Eckziegelrand 44 has a corrugation and is attached to a below adjacent tile. The upper Eckziegelrand 41 has on the front side 45 partially on a smooth surface 46 which is placed under the frame 5. The other part is shaped so that it can lie under a side brick 50. The first lateral Eckziegelrand 42 is shaped so that it under a laterally adjacent tiles. 2 can be attached. The second lateral Eckziegelrand 43 is shaped so that it can be mounted on a laterally adjacent Unterziegel 30. The lower corner brick 40 has a longitudinal section 47 in the region of the first lateral corner brick edge 42 and a second longitudinal section 48 in the region of the second lateral corner brick edge 43. The first longitudinal section 47 has a rectilinear profile 6, for example in the form of a rectangle. The second longitudinal section 48 has a profile 6 with a crank. Such a profile 6 is shown schematically in FIG. 9.

FIG. 7 shows a side brick 50, with a front view on the left and a rear view on the right. The side brick 50 has an upper side seam edge 51, a first side side seam edge 52, a second side side seam edge 53, and a bottom side seam edge 54. The second side seam edge 53 is slightly inclined relative to the first side seam edge 53, so that side panels 50 laid over one another are arranged flush with respect to the receptacle. FIG. 8 shows an intermediate brick 60, with a front view on the left and a rear view on the right. The intermediate brick 60 has an upper intermediate brick edge 61, a first lateral intermediate brick edge 62, a second lateral intermediate brick edge 63 and a lower intermediate brick edge 54.

Figure 9 shows schematically a longitudinal section, wherein a profile is shown, which illustrates a crank.

The present invention enables the visually appealing and secure integration of roof windows or solar modules as in-roof elements in a conventional roofing, the long-term Waterproofing against rainwater penetration is improved and only a low attack surface for wind or snow is offered.

LIST OF REFERENCE NUMBERS

1 recording

2 roof tiles

3 roof

4 roof element

5 frames

6 profile

7 roof tile length

8 lead

9 batten

10 roof tiles

11 Upper Oberziegelrand

12 first side Oberziegelrand

13 second side upper brick edge

14 lower top brick edge

15 back side

16 level surface

17 longitudinal section

20 upper corner tiles

21 upper Eckziegelrand

22 first lateral Eckziegelrand

23 second lateral Eckziegelrand

24 lower Eckziegelrand

25 back side

26 level surface

27 first longitudinal section

28 second longitudinal section

30 sub-tiles

31 upper Unterziegelrand

32 first lateral sub-brick edge

33 second lateral bottom of the sub-tile 34 lower edge of sub-tile

35 front side

36 level surface

37 longitudinal section

0 lower corner brick

41 upper Eckziegelrand

42 first lateral Eckziegelrand

43 second lateral Eckziegelrand

44 lower Eckziegelrand

45 front side

46 level surface

47 first longitudinal section

48 second longitudinal section

50 side tiles

51 upper side tile edge

52 first lateral side edge of the brick

53 second lateral side tile edge

54 lower side tile edge

60 intermediate tiles

61 upper intermediate brick edge

62 first lateral Zwischenziegelrand

63 second lateral Zwischenziegelrand

64 lower intermediate brick edge

65 intermediate brick length

Claims

claims

A set of transitional bricks (10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60) for forming a nearly flat seat (1) in a roof (3) covered with roof tiles (2) and transition tiles (10, ..., 60), wherein the receptacle (1) can receive a roof element (4) and the set of transitional bricks (10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60) has at least two of the following transitional bricks (10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60):

Top brick (10),

Upper corner brick (20),

Underlay (30),

Lower corner brick (40),

Side brick (50),

Intermediate brick (60).

A set of transition tiles (10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60) according to claim 1, wherein the transition tiles (10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60) each have an upper transition brick edge (11, 21, 31, 41, 51 , 61), a first lateral transition brick edge (12, 22, 32, 42, 52, 62), a second lateral transition brick edge (13, 23, 33, 43, 53, 63) and a lower transition brick edge (14, 24, 34, 44, 54, 64), said transition brick edges (11, 21, 31, 41, 51, 61, 12, 22, 32, 42, 52, 62, 13, 23, 33, 43, 53, 63, 14, 24, 34, 44, 54, 64) are shaped so that the upper transition brick edge (11, 21, 31, 41, 51, 61), the first lateral transition brick edge (12, 22, 32, 42, 52, 62), the second transition brick edge (13, 23, 33, 43, 53, 63) and / or the lower transition brick edge (14, 24, 34, 44, 54, 64) above or below a below, above or laterally adjacent tile (2), Transition brick (10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60) or frame (5) of the roof element (4) can be attached , wherein the above or below the frame (5) of the Roof element (4) attachable transition brick edges (11, 21, 31, 41, 51, 61, 12, 22, 32, 42, 52, 62, 13, 23, 33, 43, 53, 63, 14, 24, 34, 44th , 54, 64) form the planar receptacle (1). A set of transition tiles (10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60) according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the top brick (10) has an upper top brick edge (11), a first side top brick edge (12), a second top side brick edge (10). 13) and a lower top brim edge (14), wherein the upper top brim edge (11) is shaped so that the upper top brim edge (11) can be secured under an above adjacent roof tile (2), the first side top brim edge (12) and the second lateral top brick edge (13) are shaped so that the first lateral top brick edge (12) below a laterally adjacent top brick (10) or top corner brick (20) and the second lateral

Top brick edge (13) can be fixed over a laterally abutting top brick (10) or top corner brick (20) and the bottom top brick edge (14) is shaped so that the bottom top brick edge (14) over a frame (5) of the roof element (4) can be attached, wherein the lower top brick edge (14) on the back (15) forms a substantially flat surface (16).

A set of transition tiles (10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60) according to claim 1, 2 or 3, wherein the top brick (10) has a longitudinal section (17) from an upper top brick edge (11) to a bottom one

Upper brick edge (14) has a profile (6) with a crank.

A set of transition tiles (10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60) according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein the top corner brick (20) has an upper corner brick edge (21), a first side corner brick edge

(22), a second lateral Eckziegelrand (23) and a lower Eckziegelrand (24), wherein the upper Eckziegelrand (21) so in that the top corner brick edge (21) can be secured under a tile (2) adjacent thereto, the first side corner brick edge (22) is shaped such that the first side corner brick edge (22) below or above a laterally facing top brick (10 ) or upper corner tile (20) and the second lateral corner tile edge (23) is shaped such that the second lateral corner tile edge (23) can be secured below or above a laterally adjacent tile (2) and the lower corner tile edge (24). is shaped such that the lower corner brick edge (24) can be partially secured over a frame (5) of the roof element (4) and partially secured over a below adjacent roof tile (2), side brick (50) or intermediate brick (60), wherein the lower Eckziegelrand (24) partially on the back (25) forms a substantially flat surface (26).

A set of transition tiles (10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60) according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein the top corner brick (20) has a first longitudinal cut (27) from an upper corner brick edge (21) to a lower corner brick edge (24) at one first lateral corner brick edge (22) and a second longitudinal section (28) from the top corner brick edge (21) to the bottom corner brick edge (24) at a second side corner brick edge (23), the first longitudinal section (27) having a profile (6) a crank and the second longitudinal section (28) has a substantially rectilinear profile (6).

A set of transition tiles (10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60) according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein the sub-tile (30) has a top lower brick edge (31), a first side bottom brick edge (32), a second side bottom brick edge (33 ) and a lower Unterziegelrand (34), wherein the lower Bottom edge (34) is shaped so that the lower bottom edge (34) can be fixed over a roof tile (2) below, the first side bottom edge (31) and the second side bottom edge (32) are shaped so that the first side edge Underlay edge (32) can be fastened under a laterally adjacent sub-tile (30) or lower corner tile (40) and the second lateral sub-tile edge (33) over a laterally adjacent sub-tile (30) or lower corner tile (40) and the upper sub-tile edge (31). is shaped so that the upper Unterziegelrand (31) under a frame (5) of the roof element (4) can be fixed, wherein the upper Unterziegelrand (31) on the front side (35) forms a substantially flat surface (36).

A set of transition tiles (10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60) according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein the sub-tile (30) has a longitudinal section (37) from an upper sub-tile edge (31) to a lower sub-tile edge (34) and the longitudinal section (37) has a profile (6) with a crank.

A set of transition tiles (10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60) according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein the lower corner brick (40) has an upper corner brick edge (41), a first side corner brick edge (42), a second side corner brick edge (43 ) and a lower corner brick edge (44), wherein the lower corner brick edge (44) is shaped so that the lower corner brick edge (44) can be secured over a below adjacent roof tile (2), the first lateral corner brick edge (42) is shaped in that the first lateral corner brick edge (42) can be mounted below or above a laterally adjacent bottom tile (30) or bottom corner brick (40) and the second side corner brick edge (43) below or above a laterally adjacent roof tile (2) and the top corner brick edge (41) is shaped so that it can be partially fixed under a frame (5) of the roof element (4) and partially secured beneath a roof tile (2) or side tile (50) adjacent thereto, the top corner brick edge (41) partially on the front side (45) forms a substantially flat surface (46).

A set of transition tiles (10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60) according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein the lower corner tile (40) has a first longitudinal section (47) from an upper corner tile edge (41) to a lower corner tile edge (44) at one first side corner brick edge (42) and a second longitudinal section (48) from the top corner brick edge (42) to the bottom corner brick edge (44) at a second side corner brick edge (43) and the first longitudinal section (47) is a profile having a crank and the second longitudinal section (48) has a substantially rectilinear profile (6).

A set of transition tiles (10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60) according to any one of the preceding claims, wherein the side tile (50) has an upper side edge (51), a first side edge (52), a second side edge (53). and a lower side seam edge (54), wherein the upper side seam edge (51) is shaped such that the upper side seam edge (51) can be secured beneath an adjacent side brick (50) or roof tile (2), the first side side seam edge (52 ) is shaped so that the first lateral side tile edge (52) can be fixed under or over a laterally abutting roof tile (2), the second lateral side tile edge (53) is shaped so that the second lateral side tile edge (53) below or above a laterally adjacent intermediate brick (60) or a frame (5) of the Roof element (4) can be fixed and the lower side tile edge (54) is shaped so that the lower side tile edge (54) over a roof tile or a top side edge of the brick (51) can be attached.

A set of transition tiles (10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60) according to one of the preceding claims, in which the intermediate brick (60) has an upper intermediate brick edge (61), a first lateral intermediate brick edge (62), a second lateral intermediate brick edge (63) and a lower intermediate brick edge (64), wherein the upper intermediate brick edge (61) is shaped such that the upper intermediate brick edge (61) can be secured under an upper roof tile (10) or upper corner tile (20), the first lateral intermediate brick edge (61). 62) is shaped such that the first lateral intermediate brick edge (62) can be fastened below or above a laterally adjacent roof tile (2), intermediate brick (60) or frame (5) of the roof element (4), the second lateral intermediate brick edge (63). is shaped so that the second lateral Zwischenziegelrand (63) under or over a laterally adjacent frame (5) of the roof element (4) can be attached and the lower Zwischenziegelrand (64) is shaped such that the lower intermediate brick edge (64) can be secured over an upper bottom brick edge (31), bottom corner brick (40) or intermediate brick (60).

A set of transition tiles (10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60) according to any one of the preceding claims, in which the roof tiles (2) have a roof tile length (7) and the intermediate tiles (60) and / or the side tiles (50) have an intermediate brick length ( 65), wherein the Zwischenziegellänge (65) a whole multiple, in particular a double, the roof tile length (7). A set of transition tiles (10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60) according to any one of the preceding claims, in which the transition tiles (10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60) have at least one projection (8) on their rear side for attachment or suspension to at least one roof batten (9).

Roofing with at least one flat roof element (4), in particular a solar module, which is surrounded by a set of transition tiles (10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60) according to one of the preceding claims.