ES1045430U - Simplified structure for roof tiles (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Simplified structure for roofing with tiles. The resulting construction system is characterized by being composed of two fundamental parts: (base plate (2) and tiles (1)). The base plate is constructed of longitudinally profiled sheet steel, of the type used as a base for the collaborating concrete floors, with the ribs of the profiling placed perpendicular to the direction of the slope of the roof; it supports directly on the beams (3). This plate can be continuous along the entire width of the cover, or it can be formed by several overlaps. In the direction of the slope of the roof, they also overlap to cover the entire skirt. The plates are nailed to the beams (3), to which they directly transmit their load, by self-tapping screws or nails embedded by means of shots. The distance between the parallel ribs of the profiled sheet must have a certain dimension to adapt to the size of each tile type, which allows the support of each tile and the necessary overlap with the following one. The simplest way to place the tiles with this system is to support the heel that the tile has in the corresponding rib of the profiled sheet (2) and apply an elastic sealant in several points, which ensures its total immobility. However, this system also allows the tiles (1) to be placed in any other way than usual in construction, using the ribs of the profiling as battens. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)