JP6938240B2 - Water-stop structure of roof body connection structure - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to a waterproof structure of a connecting structure of a roof body such as an adjacent carport.

Conventionally, a technique including a connecting portion of a connecting structure for connecting adjacent roof bodies is known (see, for example, Patent Document 1). In the connecting structure of the roof body described in Patent Document 1, the shaped members are connected to each other, and a gutter structure using the lower part of the shaped members is provided so that rainwater does not drip from the lower surface of the connecting portion of the roof body. ..

Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2016-102349

In the connecting structure for connecting the roof bodies described in Patent Document 1, water is guided along the gutter structure using the lower part of the shape member by providing the gutter structure using the lower part of the shape member. In the connecting structure of the roof body, a structure capable of further improving water stopping property is desired as compared with a structure in which water is guided along the gutter structure.

An object of the present invention is to provide a water blocking structure having a connecting structure of a roof body capable of further improving water stopping.

In the present invention, a plurality of roof bodies (for example, a roof body 6 described later) having a plurality of long members (for example, a long profile member 61 described later) that are continuously arranged side by side in a predetermined direction are arranged adjacent to each other. It is a water blocking structure in a roof body connecting structure in which the adjacent roof bodies are connected in the longitudinal direction of the plurality of long members, and the adjacent roof bodies are connected in the longitudinal direction of the long members, and the length is described. With a connecting portion (for example, a connecting portion 300 described later) having an upper flange portion (for example, an upper flange portion 312 described later) arranged on the upper part of the roof body while extending in an intersecting direction intersecting the longitudinal direction of the scale member. A first water stop portion (for example, a water stop convex portion 312a described later), which is arranged along the intersection direction in which the connecting portion extends and prevents water from entering between the upper flange portion and the roof body. ), And the waterproof structure of the connecting structure of the roof body.

Further, a second water blocking portion (for example, a connecting end water stopping portion 680 described later) is provided at a connecting portion of the plurality of long members, and the second water blocking portion is adjacent to the long member. A packing member (for example, a packing member 602 described later) arranged between the two members and extending in the longitudinal direction of the long member, and the packing member formed at the end portion of the adjacent long member in the longitudinal direction to expose the packing member to the outside. It has a notch portion (for example, a notch portion 637e described later) formed by cutting out the long member, and a wet sealing member (for example, a wet sealing member 603 described later) arranged in the notch portion. Is preferable.

Further, the long lumber is composed of a hollow aluminum material profile having a hollow portion.
The shape member of the long lumber extends in the longitudinal direction of the shape member of the long lumber and receives water that has passed through the second water stop portion (for example, a gutter configuration stop described later). It is preferable to have water parts 610, 620).

Further, a fourth water stop portion (for example, a lower water receiving flow path portion 360 described later) formed in the connecting portion and extending in the crossing direction in which the connecting portion extends and receiving water derived from the third water stop portion. It is preferable to have more.

According to the present invention, it is possible to provide a water blocking structure having a connecting structure of a roof body that can further improve the water stopping structure.

It is a perspective view which shows the connection structure of the roof body of this invention. It is a perspective view which looked at the carport from the upper side in the connecting structure of the roof body of this invention. It is a perspective view which looked at the carport from the lower side in the connecting structure of the roof body of this invention. It is a main part enlarged perspective view which shows the structure of the base end side of a roof body. FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line AA in FIG. It is sectional drawing which shows the connection structure to the beam of the gutter constituent lumber which constitutes a roof body. It is sectional drawing which shows the connection structure to the beam of the intermediate shape material which constitutes a roof body. FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line CC in FIG. FIG. 1 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line BB in FIG. It is a perspective view which shows the connection structure of the end part in the longitudinal direction of the tip side profile arranged on the tip side of the roof body in FIG. It is a perspective view which shows the connection structure and the water stop structure of the end portion in the longitudinal direction of a long profile. It is a side view which shows the connection structure and the water stop structure of the end part in the longitudinal direction of a long profile. It is an exploded perspective view which showed the strut, the beam, the connecting member, the strut cover member and the guide member disassembled. It is a perspective view which shows the state which a plurality of long lumbers are attached in order from the base end side of a beam. It is sectional drawing which shows the state which attaches the gutter constituent lumber which constitutes a roof body to a beam. It is sectional drawing which shows the state which attaches the intermediate profile | member which constitutes a roof body to a beam. It is a perspective view which looked at the connecting structure of the roof body which concerns on this invention from the tip side in the roof body. It is a perspective view which shows the state which removed the connecting end cover member in the connecting structure of the roof body shown in FIG. FIG. 5 is a perspective view showing a state in which a fall prevention member is removed from a state in which the connecting end cover member is removed in the roof body connecting structure shown in FIG. It is a perspective view which looked at the connecting structure of the roof body which concerns on this invention from the support column side in the roof body. FIG. 5 is a perspective view showing a state in which a fall prevention member is removed from a state in which the connection end cover member is removed in the roof body connection structure shown in FIG. It is sectional drawing which shows the connecting structure of a roof body. It is a perspective view which shows the water-stopping structure of the end part in the longitudinal direction of the connecting part between long shaped members in the connecting structure of a roof body. It is a figure which shows the construction procedure of the connecting structure of a roof body, and is the perspective view which shows the procedure of attaching the upper component part to one roof body. It is a figure which shows the construction procedure of the connecting structure of a roof body, and is the perspective view which shows the procedure of attaching the long profile of the other roof body in the state which attached the upper component part to one roof body. It is a figure which shows the construction procedure of the connecting structure of a roof body, and is the perspective view which shows the procedure of attaching the lower component part below the upper part component part, and then attaching the lower part cover member below the lower part part. It is a figure which shows the construction procedure of the connecting structure of a roof body, and is the perspective view which shows the procedure which attaches the fall prevention member to the end of the upper part and the lower part in the connection longitudinal direction, and then attaches the connection end cover member. Is.

Hereinafter, an embodiment of the connecting structure of the roof body 6 of the carport 1 of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. The connecting structure of the roof body 6 of the carport 1 is a connecting structure when two carports 1A and 1B are arranged side by side in the longitudinal direction in which the long profile members 61 constituting the roof body 6 extend and are continuously arranged. In this embodiment, an example in which a roof structure having a roof body is applied to the carport 1 will be described. In this embodiment, an example in which the roof structure is applied to the carport 1 will be described, but the present invention is not limited to this. For example, the roof structure may be applied to structures other than carports, such as bicycle parking lots, shelters, rest areas, terraces, bus stops, and the like.

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a connecting structure of the roof body of the present invention. FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the carport as viewed from above in the connecting structure of the roof body of the present invention. FIG. 3 is a perspective view of the carport as viewed from below in the connecting structure of the roof body of the present invention. FIG. 4 is an enlarged perspective view of a main part showing the structure on the base end side of the roof body. FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line AA in FIG. FIG. 6 is a cross-sectional view showing a connection structure of the gutter constituent lumber constituting the roof body to the beam. FIG. 7 is a cross-sectional view showing a connection structure of intermediate lumbers constituting a roof body to beams. FIG. 8 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line CC in FIG. FIG. 9 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line BB in FIG. FIG. 10 is a perspective view showing a connection structure of ends in the longitudinal direction of the tip side profile arranged on the tip side of the roof body in FIG. FIG. 11 is a perspective view showing a connection structure and a water blocking structure of the end portion of the long profile 61 in the longitudinal direction. FIG. 12 is a side view showing a connection structure and a water blocking structure of the longitudinal end portion of the long profile. FIG. 13 is an exploded perspective view showing the columns, beams, connecting members, column cover members, and guide members in an exploded manner. FIG. 14 is a perspective view showing a state in which a plurality of long lumbers are attached in order from the base end side of the beam. FIG. 15 is a cross-sectional view showing a state in which the gutter constituent lumber constituting the roof body is attached to the beam. FIG. 16 is a cross-sectional view showing a state in which the intermediate shaped lumber constituting the roof body is attached to the beam.

As shown in FIG. 1, the connecting structure of the roof body 6 of the carport 1 according to the present embodiment is a case where two adjacent carports 1A and 1B are arranged side by side in the longitudinal direction in which the long profile 61 extends. It is a connected structure. The two carports 1A and 1B are connected side by side in a direction in which a plurality of long shaped members 61 constituting the roof body 6 extend via a connecting portion 300 of the connecting structure. In the connecting portion 300 of the connecting structure of the roof body 6, the upper component portion 310 forming the upper portion of the connecting portion 300 extends in a direction in which a plurality of long shaped members 61 constituting the roof body 6, which will be described later, intersect in the extending direction. Is formed. In the present embodiment, the direction in which the upper component 310 extends (the direction in which the long profile 61 intersects in the extending direction) is also referred to as "connecting longitudinal direction D1". Further, the width direction of the upper component 310 orthogonal to the connection longitudinal direction D1 is also referred to as "connection width direction D2". The details of the structure of the connecting structure of the roof body 6 will be described later.

The overall structure of the carport 1 unit of the present embodiment will be described. In the description of this embodiment, when it is not particularly necessary to distinguish between the two carports 1A and 1B, it is described as "carport 1". In the description of the present embodiment, the direction in which the plurality of long members (long members) 61 constituting the roof body 6 of the carport 1 extend is also referred to as a front-rear direction (longitudinal direction of the long members 61). In FIGS. 1 to 3, the front side of the carport 1 is also referred to as the front side, and the back side of the carport 1 is also referred to as the back side. Further, the direction orthogonal to the front-rear direction in which the long profile member (long member) 61 extends is also referred to as a left-right direction (intersection direction intersecting the longitudinal direction of the long profile member 61). Further, in the left-right direction, the side of the support column 2 when viewed from the front side is also referred to as the right side of the carport 1, and the side opposite to the support column 2 when viewed from the front side is also referred to as the left side of the carport 1. Further, in the direction in which the beam 4 extends, the support column 2 side is also referred to as the base end side of the carport 1, and the side opposite to the support column 2 is also referred to as the tip end side of the carport 1.

As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, the carport 1 of the present embodiment supports the roof body 6 with a pair of columns 2 on the base end side (right side in FIGS. 2 and 3) in the left-right direction, that is, a so-called piece. It is a carport with a holding structure. Further, the carport 1 of the present embodiment is configured by a suspended structure in which the roof body 6 is suspended and connected to the lower part (lower side) of the beam 4 connected to the support column 2.

As shown in FIGS. 2 to 5, the carport 1 of the present embodiment has a pair of pillars 2 (pillar materials) erected on the ground 11 and a pillar cover member 3 (pillar cover member 3) attached to the side surfaces of the pair of pillars 2. The cover member), the beam 4 extending from the upper end of the column 2 in the direction intersecting the column, the L-shaped connecting member 5 connecting the column 2 and the beam 4, and the roof body connected to the lower part of the beam 4. 6, an L-shaped guide member 7 (see FIG. 4) that guides water flowing on the upper surface of the roof body 6 to the support column 2, a roof body side cover member 8 (cover portion), and a roof body tip cover member. 65 and. The columns 2 and beams 4 are formed of extruded aluminum material and have a hollow structure having a hollow portion having a hollow cross section.

As shown in FIG. 2, the pair of columns 2 are arranged on one side of the carport 1 in the left-right direction (right side in FIG. 2) so as to be separated from each other in the front-rear direction of the carport 1.
The columns 2 are formed so as to extend in the vertical direction, and as shown in FIG. 8, a hollow column-side hollow portion 21 having a square tubular cross section and a roof body 6 side of the column-side hollow portion 21. It has a pair of cover mounting walls 22 that project from the side surface toward the roof body 6 and extend in the vertical direction. The support column cover member 3 is attached to the pair of cover attachment walls 22. A strut cap 201 is arranged at the upper end of the strut 2 so as to cover the opening at the upper end of the strut 2.

As shown in FIG. 2, a lower end opening 23 is formed at the lower end of the pair of columns 2 on one side in the front-rear direction (front side in FIG. 2) near the ground 11. The lower end opening 23 is cut out so that the side surface on the roof body 6 side is open and the lower end opening 23 is recessed from the roof body 6 side to the inside side of the support column 2. A drainage receiving lid member 24 is arranged in the lower end opening 23. The drainage receiving lid member 24 is provided with a drainage opening 24a that opens toward the outside in the front-rear direction. The discharge opening 24a discharges water flowing through the support column side gutter component 20 (described later) composed of the support column 2 and the support column cover member 3 to the outside on the front side.

As shown in FIG. 5, the support column cover member 3 is attached to a pair of cover mounting walls 22 on the support column 2. The support column cover member 3 is composed of one cover member extending in the vertical direction. The support column cover member 3 is attached to a pair of cover mounting walls 22 (see FIG. 8) so as to cover one side surface of the support column 2 on the roof body 6 side and a screw member 102 for fixing the support column 2 and the connecting member 5, which will be described later. It is attached. That is, the support column cover member 3 is composed of one cover member without being divided, and is arranged so as to cover only one side surface of the support column 2 and four screw members 102 for fixing only one side surface of the connecting member 5. NS. Since water flowing on the upper surface 6a of the roof body 6 flows between the column 2 and the column cover member 3, the column 2 and the column cover member 3 are formed of the column side gutter component 20 (column material side gutter structure). ). In the present embodiment, a hose for a rain gutter or the like is not arranged between the support column 2 and the support column cover member 3, and the vertical gutter is formed only by the support column 2 and the support column cover member 3.

Water discharged from the roof body side gutter component 60 (described later) of the roof body 6 is flowed between the support column 2 and the support column cover member 3 (support side gutter component 20). The support column side gutter component 20 is not visible from the outside of the carport 1 because the side surface of the support column 2 on the roof body 6 side is covered with the support column cover member 3. Therefore, it is not visible from the outside that the support column 2 has the function of a gutter, and the design can be improved.

As shown in FIG. 2, the pair of beams 4 are arranged apart from each other in the front-rear direction of the carport 1. Each of the pair of beams 4 extends in the left-right direction and is formed with a downward inclination toward the support column 2. The end portion (right end portion) on the base end side of the pair of beams 4 is connected to the upper end portion of the support column 2 via the L-shaped connecting member 5. A roof body 6 is connected to the lower part of the pair of beams 4.

As shown in FIGS. 2 and 5, each of the pair of beams 4 has a beam-side hollow portion 41 having a square tubular cross section, an extension plate portion 42, and an end cap 43, respectively.

The tip 41a of the beam-side hollow portion 41 is formed with an upward inclination that rises from the tip side toward the base end side (post 2 side) so that the upper end portion on the tip side is inclined and cut out. Therefore, the tip 41a of the beam 4 has a shape that is difficult to see from the ground 11 side below the tip side of the roof body 6 in a state where the roof body 6 is connected to the lower part of the beam 4. Therefore, it is difficult to see the beam 4 from the ground 11 side below the tip end side of the roof body 6, so that the design can be improved.

The extension plate portion 42 extends from the lower end of the beam-side hollow portion 41 toward the center side of the roof body 6 in the front-rear direction (of the pair of beams 4, the beam 4 side different from the beam 4). At the same time, it is formed in the shape of a plate extending in the left-right direction.

As shown in FIGS. 6 and 7, a plurality of screw holes 421 into which screw members 101 used for fixing the roof body 6 to the beam 4 are inserted are formed in the extending plate portion 42 side by side in the left-right direction. ing. The plurality of screw holes 421 have a first gutter-shaped member mounting screw hole 421a, a hook portion mounting screw hole 421b, and a second gutter-shaped member mounting screw hole 421c from the base end side on the support column 2 side toward the tip end side of the beam 4. Is formed, and subsequently, a plurality of one-sided mounting screw holes 421d are formed side by side.

As shown in FIG. 6, the first gutter lumber mounting screw hole 421a screwed the portion of the long lumber 61 on the base end side of the gutter constituent lumber 62 (described later) and the extension plate portion 42 of the beam 4. It is provided for fixing with the member 105.
The second gutter lumber mounting screw hole 421c is provided to fix the tip end side portion of the gutter constituent lumber 62 (described later) in the long lumber 61 and the extension plate portion 42 of the beam 4 with the screw member 101. Be done.
When the gutter constituent lumber 62 (described later) of the long lumber 61 is attached to the beam 4, the gutter constituent lumber 62 of the long lumber 61 is hooked and temporarily placed in the hook portion mounting screw hole 421b. It is provided to fix the hook portion 110 (see FIG. 6) with the screw member 106.
As shown in FIG. 7, the one-side mounting screw hole 421d is a portion on the tip end side of the intermediate lumber 63 and an extension plate portion 42 of the beam 4 when the intermediate lumber 63 of the long lumber 61 is attached to the beam 4. Is provided to fix the and with the screw member 101.

As shown in FIG. 5, the connecting member 5 is formed in an L shape as a whole and has a cylindrical cross section when the carport 1 is viewed in the front-rear direction. The connecting member 5 has a vertical cylinder portion 51 extending in the vertical direction, and a horizontal cylinder portion 52 extending so that the vertical cylinder portion 51 side has a downward inclination and being connected to the vertical cylinder portion 51.

The connecting member 5 connects the support column 2 and the beam 4. In the connecting member 5, the lower end portion (one side) of the vertical cylinder portion 51 is inserted into the support column side hollow portion 21 of the support column 2 from the upper end portion side of the support column 2, and the support member 2 is provided with four screw members 102 arranged in the vertical direction. It is fixed to the support column 2 only on one side surface on the roof body 6 side. In the connecting member 5, the tip end portion (the other side) of the horizontal cylinder portion 52 is inserted into the beam side hollow portion 41 of the beam 4 and fixed to the two screw members 103 from the upper side, and one from the lower side. It is fixed by the screw member 104.

As shown in FIG. 5, four screw members 102 arranged in the vertical direction for fixing the support column 2 and the connecting member 5 are provided with the support column 2 and the connecting member 5 at four locations on one side surface of the support column 2 on the roof body 6 side. To fix. The screw member 102 exposed on one side surface of the support column 2 on the roof body 6 side is formed by the support column cover member 3 so that the support column cover member 3 covering one side surface of the support column 2 is attached to the support column 2 so as not to be visually recognized from the outside. Be covered. As a result, the screw member 102 is not visible from the outside, so that the design can be improved.

The plurality of screw members 103 and 104 that fix the beam 4 and the connecting member 5 fix the beam 4 and the connecting member 5 at two places on the upper surface of the beam 4 and one place on the lower surface of the beam 4. Since the two screw members 103 on the upper surface side of the beam 4 are arranged so as to be exposed upward, they are not visible from the lower side of the carport 1. The screw member 104 at one location on the lower surface side of the beam 4 is not visible from the lower side of the carport 1 because the roof body 6 is arranged below the beam 4.

As shown in FIG. 5, the roof body 6 has a hanging structure in which the roof body 6 is suspended and arranged under the pair of beams 4, and is attached (connected) to the lower part of the pair of beams 4. .. The roof body 6 is composed of a plurality of long lumbers (long timbers) 61 that are arranged side by side in the direction in which the beams 4 extend and are fitted and connected to each other.

Each of the plurality of elongated lumbers 61 extends in the front-rear direction (direction orthogonal to the direction in which the beam 4 extends) of the carport 1 and has a predetermined thickness. Each of the plurality of long lumbers 61 has a hollow structure having a hollow portion formed of an extruded aluminum material and having a hollow cross section. The roof body 6 has an upper surface 6a and a lower surface 6b formed flat (planar). The roof body 6 is arranged on a downward slope with the support column 2 side downward, and the upper surface 6a and the lower surface 6b are formed with a downward slope with the support column 2 side downward. By connecting a plurality of long profiles 61 formed of extruded aluminum materials to form a roof body 6, the plurality of long profiles 61 can be used as a face material of the roof body 6 and at the same time. The strength of the roof body 6 can be ensured. Further, by forming the plurality of long shaped members 61 constituting the roof body 6 with the shaped members having a hollow portion, the roof body 6 itself can be used as a strength member, and a member for increasing the strength of the roof body 6. There is no need to provide a separate. Therefore, the number of parts of the members constituting the roof body 6 can be reduced.

As shown in FIG. 5, the plurality of long profile members 61 constituting the roof body 6 are arranged on the most distal end side with the gutter constituent profile 62 arranged at the end on the most proximal end side of the support column 2. It is composed of a tip side profile 64 and a plurality of intermediate profiles 63 arranged between the gutter constituent profile 62 and the tip side profile 64. The plurality of long lumbers 61 are directly fixed and connected to the beam 4 by the screw members 101 and 105, respectively. In the present embodiment, the screw members 101 and 105 are coated with an adhesive for preventing loosening. It is not necessary to apply an adhesive for preventing loosening to the screw members 101 and 105.

The gutter constituent shapes 62 are arranged in parallel on the roof body 6 at the ends on the support 2 side in the direction in which the plurality of long shapes 61 are arranged. The gutter constituent shape member 62 is a long shape member arranged at the end of the plurality of long shape members 61 on the side of the support column 2 in the direction in which the plurality of long shape members 61 are arranged, and is used as a roof body side gutter structure. It is composed. As shown in FIG. 6, the gutter constituent profile 62 is formed of a long profile whose upper side opens upward. In the present embodiment, the gutter constituent shape member 62 is formed of a solid material having no hollow portion, and is formed in a U-shaped cross section with an opening on the upper side. The gutter constituent shape member 62 is not limited to this, and may be formed in a shape in which the upper side is opened by cutting out the upper surface of the long shape member of the hollow structure aluminum material having a hollow portion.

The gutter component 62 receives the water flowing through the upper surface 6a of the roof body 6 toward the base end side and reaching the end end side on the base end side at the end portion on the most proximal end side of the support column 2 side of the roof body 6. It constitutes a roof body side gutter component 60 to be distributed. The roof body side gutter component 60 is arranged at the downstream end of the water flowing through the upper surface 6a of the roof body 6. In the present embodiment, the roof body side gutter component 60 is an end portion of the roof body 6 having a downward slope, and is arranged at the end portion of the roof body 6 on the base end side of the column 2 side.

Since the upper side of the roof body side gutter component 60 is open, the flat (flat) lower surface of the long profile 61 can be seen when the roof body side gutter component 60 is viewed from below the roof body 6. Only by itself, the gutter can be constructed without recognizing the existence of the gutter on the upper surface 6a side of the roof body 6, and the design can be improved.

The gutter component shape member 62 includes a gutter component 621 formed on the support column 2 side on the base end side of the roof body 6 and a tip side upper outer extension piece 627 (fixed portion) formed on the tip side of the roof body 6. ), And a tip-side lower outer piece 628 formed on the tip-side of the roof body 6.

The gutter component 621 includes a substantially U-shaped gutter component main body 622 that opens upward, a base end side upper inward extension piece 623 arranged on the base end side of the roof body 6, and a tip of the roof body 6. It has a tip-side upper inward extension piece 624, a drainer fin 625, and a proximal end-side upper wall 626 arranged on the side.

The gutter component main body 622 introduces and receives the water flowing toward the support column 2 on the upper surface 6a of the roof body 6 from the upper open portion. A lead-out opening 622a (drainage port) is formed on the side surface of the gutter component main body 622.

As shown in FIGS. 4 and 6, the lead-out opening 622a has a side surface of the gutter component main body 622 on the support 2 side at a portion where one of the pair of columns 2 on the front side is arranged in the front-rear direction. It is formed by penetrating to the side of. A side opening 71 (described later) of the L-shaped guide member 7 is connected to the lead-out opening 622a.

As shown in FIGS. 4 and 6, the guiding member 7 guides the water that has flowed into and stayed in the roof body side gutter component 60 to the column side gutter component 20. The guide member 7 is formed in an L-shaped cylinder when viewed in the front-rear direction, and has a side opening 71 and a lower end opening 72. In the guide member 7, the side opening 71 on one side is connected to the lead-out opening 622a formed on the side surface of the gutter component main body 622 (roof body side gutter component 60), and the lower end opening 72 on the other side is connected. It is inserted between the support column 2 and the support column cover member 3 and is opened inside the support column side gutter component 20. Since the guide member 7 is arranged between the support column 2 and the support column cover member 3, the lower end opening 72 of the guide member 7 can be arranged on the support column 2 side without cutting out the support column 2.

As shown in FIG. 6, the base end side upper inward extending piece 623 projects inward from the upper inner surface of the gutter component 621 on the base end side of the gutter component 621. A mounting screw hole 623a into which the screw member 101 is screwed is formed in the upper inward extending piece 623 on the base end side.

The upper inward extension piece 624 on the tip end side projects inward from the upper end portion of the gutter component portion 621 on the side opposite to the base end portion in the width direction of the gutter component portion 621. A hook protruding piece 624a projecting to the lower end is formed at the tip of the upper inward extending piece 624 on the tip side. When the gutter constituent lumber 62 is attached to the beam 4, the hooking protruding piece 624a of the gutter constituent lumber 62 is hooked on the rising plate 110d of the hook portion 110 fixed to the lower surface of the extending plate portion 42 of the beam 4. Then, the gutter constituent lumber 62 can be temporarily placed on the lower surface of the extension plate portion 42 of the beam 4. Further, in a state where the hook projecting piece 624a of the gutter constituent shape member 62 is hooked on the rising plate 110d of the hook portion 110 fixed to the lower surface of the extension plate portion 42 of the beam 4, the gutter configuration type is centered on the hook projecting piece 624a. By rotating the lumber 62, the gutter constituent shape member 62 can be arranged at the mounting position. As shown in FIG. 6, the hook portion 110 includes a mounting plate 110a attached to the lower surface of the extending plate portion 42 of the beam 4, and a vertical extending plate 110b extending downward from the end portion on the tip end side of the mounting plate 110a. It has a bottom plate 110c extending from the lower end of the vertical extending plate 110b to the tip end side, and a rising plate 110d rising from the tip end side of the bottom plate 110c.

The hook protruding piece 624a of the gutter constituent lumber 62 is arranged above the hook portion 110 in a state where the gutter constituent lumber 62 is fixed to the beam 4. As a result, even when the screw members 105 and 101 for fixing the gutter constituent lumber 62 are removed in the state where the gutter constituent lumber 62 is fixed to the beam 4, the hook protruding piece 624a is a rising plate of the hook portion 110. It is possible to prevent the gutter constituent lumber 62 from falling by being caught by 110d.

As shown in FIG. 6, the drainer fin 625 projects downward from the lower end portion of the gutter component main body 622 on the base end side of the roof body 6 in the gutter component main body 622. The position of the lower end portion 625a of the drainer fin 625 is located below the upper end portion 31 of the support column cover member 3 in the vertical direction.

The drain fin 625 transmits the water led out from the water receiving flow path portion 822 of the roof body side cover member 8 described later, and transfers the water transmitted by the water receiving flow path portion 822 of the roof body side cover member 8 to the roof. It is dropped below the roof body 6 so as not to wrap around the lower surface 6b of the body 6.

Further, since the position of the lower end portion 625a of the drainer fin 625 is located below the upper end portion 31 of the support column cover member 3 in the vertical direction, the drainer fin 625 is located above the upper end portion 31 of the support column cover member 3. The portion where the guide member 7 is arranged can be covered. As a result, the guiding member 7 can be hidden from the outside, so that the design can be improved.

The base end side upper wall 626 is formed upright from the upper surface 6a of the roof body 6 at the base end side end of the roof body 6. The base end side upper wall 626 reduces water spillage at the base end side end of the roof body 6.

The upper end side outer extension piece 627 extends from the upper end portion of the roof body 6 on the tip side (left side) of the gutter component main body 622 toward the tip end side. The tip-side upper outer extension piece 627 is arranged at the upper end of the tip-side end of the gutter constituent lumber 62, and constitutes a fixing portion fixed to the beam 4 by the screw member 101. The tip-side upper outer extension piece 627 is formed above the hook engagement portion 628a in the intermediate profile 63. A screw hole 627a is formed in the upper outer extension piece 627 on the tip side. A screw inserted into the screw hole 627a from above the second gutter shape member mounting screw hole 421c of the extension plate portion 42 of the beam 4 when the end portion on the tip end side of the gutter constituent shape member 62 is attached to the beam 4. The member 101 is inserted, and the screw member 101 is screwed into the nut member 601 arranged below the upper outer extension piece 627 on the tip side. The upper outer extension piece 627 on the tip end side is fixed to the extension plate portion 42 of the beam 4 by the screw member 101 above the hook engagement portion 628a in the intermediate profile 63.

A lateral extension wall 627b and a downward extension wall 627c are formed at the tip end side (left side) end of the roof body 6 in the tip end side upper outer extension piece 627. ..

A packing member 602 attached to the end portion of the adjacent intermediate profile 63 on the base end side is pressed against the front end side (left side) surface of the downward extending wall 627c. The packing member 602 functions as a water stop portion arranged at a connecting portion between the gutter constituent profile 62 and the intermediate profile 63. The packing member 602 extends along the direction in which the connecting portion of the gutter constituent profile 62 and the adjacent intermediate profile 63 (long profile 61) extends, that is, along the longitudinal direction (longitudinal direction) of the long profile 61. Is formed as follows.

The lower outer piece 628 on the tip end side extends from the lower end portion on the tip end side (left side) of the roof body 6 in the gutter component main body 622 to the tip end side (left side). At the end of the lower outer piece 628 on the tip side on the tip side (left side), a hook engaging portion 628a (first engaging portion, first fitting portion) projecting upward is formed.

As shown in FIG. 6, the hook engaging portion 628a is a gutter constituent lumber at the end end side (one end side in the width direction orthogonal to the longitudinal direction) of the gutter constituent lumber 62 attached to the beam 4. It is formed at the lower end of 62. The hook engaging portion 628a is arranged at the lower end of the gutter constituent lumber 62 at the end of the gutter constituent lumber 62 attached to the beam 4 on the tip end side (one end side in the width direction orthogonal to the longitudinal direction). It rises upward from the lower outer piece 628 on the tip side, and is formed in a T shape extending in the width direction orthogonal to the longitudinal direction at the raised upper end. The hook engaging portion 628a includes a rising portion 628b, a first hooking portion 628c (hooking portion) extending from the upper end portion of the rising portion 628b to the tip side, and a side opposite to the tip from the upper end portion of the rising portion 628b (base end side). , A second hooking portion 628d (hooking portion) extending to the support column side).

The first hooking portion 628c of the hooking engaging portion 628a of the intermediate profile 63 is a base end side lower protruding piece 636 (second) protruding from the side surface of the lower end portion of the adjacent intermediate profile 63 to the proximal end side. It can be engaged with the fitting part). Further, the second hooking portion 628d of the hook engaging portion 628a of the intermediate profile 63 is the base end side of the adjacent intermediate profile 63 (the end side of the gutter constituent profile 62 in the width direction orthogonal to the longitudinal direction). It is possible to engage with the return hook piece 635b (second engaging portion, second fitting portion) (described later) of the hooking extension piece 635 formed at the end portion of the hook extending piece 635.

Water overflowing from the middle gutter component 610 (described later) (first third water stop) in the intermediate shape 63 of the adjacent long shape 61 flows on the upper surface of the lower outer piece 628 on the tip side. .. The upper surface of the lower outer piece 628 on the tip side constitutes a lower gutter component 620 located in the lower part in the vertical direction inside the roof body 6. The lower gutter component 620 has a gutter function for flowing water and also functions as a water stop (second and third water stop). The lower gutter component 620 receives the water that has passed through the packing member 602 and is received by the middle gutter component 610 and overflows from the middle gutter component 610 (first and third water stop sections). The received water is circulated to both ends in the front-rear direction.
That is, the roof body 6 has a two-stage gutter structure at the connecting portion of the adjacent long profile 61, as shown in FIGS. 6 and 7, and is arranged on the upper stage side and water on the upper stage side. It includes a middle gutter component 610 that receives the water, and a lower gutter component 620 that is arranged on the lower side and receives water overflowing from the middle gutter component 610 on the lower side. The middle gutter component 610 and the lower gutter component 620 extend in the direction in which the connecting portion of the adjacent long lumber 61 extends, that is, along the long direction (longitudinal direction) of the long lumber 61.

In the gutter constituent lumber 62, the screw member 105 is moved from the upper side on the base end side, and the screw member 105 through which the first gutter shape member mounting screw hole 421a of the extension plate portion 42 of the beam 4 is passed is the base end. It is fixed to the beam 4 by being screwed into the mounting screw hole 623a of the side upper inward extension piece 623. Further, in the gutter constituent lumber 62, as shown in FIG. 6, the nut member 601 is attached to the inside of the gutter constituent lumber 62 on the tip end side of the gutter constituent lumber 62. On the tip side, the gutter constituent shape member 62 has a screw hole 421d for mounting on one side of the extension plate portion 42 of the beam 4 and a screw hole 627a for the upper outer extension piece 627 on the tip side by a screw member 101 moved from the upper side. The screw member 101 inserted into the beam 4 is fixed to the beam 4 by being screwed into the nut member 601.

A plurality of intermediate profiles 63 are arranged side by side between the gutter constituent profile 62 and the tip side profile 64. As shown in FIG. 7, the intermediate profile 63 includes a first intermediate hollow portion 631 arranged on the intermediate profile 63 side and a second intermediate hollow portion 632 arranged on the tip end side of the first intermediate hollow portion 631. , The packing mounting recess 633 formed on the side surface of the first intermediate hollow portion 631 on the base end side, and the surface of the first intermediate hollow portion 631 on the intermediate profile 63 side from substantially the center in the vertical direction to the intermediate profile 63 side. The extending L-shaped middle gutter part 634 (water stop part), the L-shaped hooking extension piece 635 extending downward from the lower end of the base end side end of the middle gutter part 634, and the first intermediate The base end side lower protruding piece 636 (second fitting part, hook protruding part) protruding from the side surface of the lower end portion of the intermediate profile 631 side to the base end side, and the tip side upper outer extending piece 637. It has a (fixed portion) and a lower outer piece 638 on the tip side.

As shown in FIG. 6, an opening 639 that opens downward is formed on the lower side of the end portion on the base end side of the middle gutter portion 634. The opening 639 is formed by an end side 631a extending in the vertical direction arranged on the base end side of the first intermediate hollow portion 631 in the middle gutter portion 634, and an L-shaped hooking extension piece 635. On the opening edge of the opening 639, an opposed protruding portion 639a (second fitting portion) is formed so as to project from the opening edge of the opening 639 to the inside of the opening 639 so as to face each other. In the present embodiment, the facing protrusion 639a is composed of a base end side lower protrusion piece 636 and a return hook piece 635b (described later) of an L-shaped hook extension piece 635 so as to approach each other. It projects and extends inward of the opening 639.

In the gutter constituent shape member 62 and the intermediate profile member 63 configured as described above, the hook engaging portion 628a of the gutter constituent profile member 62 is in a state where the adjacent gutter constituent profile member 62 and the intermediate profile member 63 are fitted. The first hooking portion 628c of the above is engaged (fitted) with the lower protruding piece 636 on the base end side of the adjacent intermediate profile 63, and the second hooking portion 628d of the hooking engaging portion 628a of the gutter constituent profile 62 By engaging (fitting) with the return hooking piece 635b (described later) of the hooking extension piece 635 of the adjacent intermediate profile 63, the adjacent gutter constituent shapes 62 and the intermediate profile 63 are fitted to each other. ..
In the present embodiment, in a state where the adjacent gutter constituent shapes 62 and the intermediate profile 63 are connected, the hook engaging portion 628a (first hooking portion 628c and second hooking portion 628d) of the gutter forming member 62 is Facing projecting portion 639a (base end side lower projecting piece 636, L-shaped hooking extension piece) so as to restrict movement in the vertical direction while being arranged inside the opening 639 of the adjacent intermediate profile 63. It is hooked on the return hook piece 635b) of 635 and fitted.

The packing mounting recess 633 is arranged so as to face the downward extending wall 627c of the gutter constituent profile 62 adjacent to the base end side. The upper surface 633a of the packing mounting recess 633 is formed at a position one step lower than the upper surface 6a of the roof body 6. A side extending wall 627b (or a side extending wall 637b) is arranged on the upper surface 633a of the packing mounting recess 633. That is, the side extending wall 627b (or the side extending wall 637b) is arranged so as to overlap the upper surface 633a of the packing mounting recess 633. The packing mounting recess 633 extends along the direction in which the connecting portion of the adjacent long profile 61 extends, that is, along the long direction (longitudinal direction) of the long profile 61. A packing member 602 is attached to the packing attachment recess 633. The packing member 602 presses the downward extending wall 627c of the gutter constituent profile 62 adjacent to the base end side in a state of being attached to the packing mounting recess 633. The packing member 602 is arranged at a connecting portion between the gutter constituent shape member 62 and the intermediate shape member 63, and functions as a water stop portion.
As described above, the side extending wall 627b (or the side extending wall 637b) is arranged so as to overlap the upper surface 633a of the packing mounting recess 633. Therefore, since the packing member 602 is not directly exposed to the outside, the weather resistance of the packing member 602 can be improved and the deterioration of the packing member 602 can be reduced.

The middle gutter portion 634 has a bottom wall portion 634a and an upright piece 634b. The middle gutter portion 634 constitutes a middle gutter component 610 located in the middle in the vertical direction inside the roof body 6. The middle gutter component 610 has a gutter function for flowing water and also functions as a water stop. The middle gutter component 610 receives the water that has passed through the packing member 602 that could not be stopped by the packing member 602, and distributes the received water to both ends in the front-rear direction. Further, the middle gutter component 610 receives the water that has passed through the connecting end water stop portion 680 (second water stop portion) (described later), and distributes the received water to both end portions in the front-rear direction.

The L-shaped hooking extension piece 635 includes a lower extension piece 635a and a return hook piece 635b (second fitting portion, which extends so as to return from the lower end portion of the lower extension piece 635a to the first intermediate hollow portion 631 side. It has a hooked protrusion). The return hook piece 635b can be engaged with the hook engaging portion 628a (first fitting portion) formed at the end portion of the adjacent gutter forming member 62 on the tip end side. The return hook piece 635b can rotate about the hook engaging portion 628a in a state of being engaged with the hook engaging portion 628a.

When the adjacent intermediate shape member 63 is attached next to the gutter constituent shape member 62 connected to the beam 4, the intermediate shape member 63 is attached to the hook engaging portion 628a of the gutter constituent shape member 62 attached to the beam 4. By hooking the hook extension piece 635, the intermediate shape member 63 can be temporarily placed below the beam 4. Further, by rotating the intermediate profile 63 around the tip of the hook extension piece 635 in a state where the hook extension piece 635 of the intermediate profile 63 is hooked on the hook engagement portion 628a of the gutter constituent profile 62, the intermediate profile 63 is rotated. The intermediate profile 63 can be placed at the mounting position.
In the state where the intermediate shape member 63 is arranged at the mounting position, the hooking extension piece 635 of the intermediate shape member 63 is engaged with the hooking engagement portion 628a of the gutter forming shape member 62 on the tip end side of the beam 4 in the gutter forming shape member 62. The intermediate shape member 63 is attached in a state where the members are fitted to each other.

Regarding the tip side upper outer extension piece 637 and the tip side lower outer piece 638 of the intermediate profile 63, the points not explained are the tip side upper outer extension piece 627 and the tip side lower part of the gutter constituent profile 62. It has the same structure as the outer piece 628. Therefore, the structures of the tip-side upper outer extension piece 637 and the tip-side lower outer piece 638 of the intermediate profile 63 are described by adding reference numerals corresponding to the structure of the gutter constituent profile 62 in FIG. Is omitted.

In the intermediate profile 63, as shown in FIG. 7, the nut member 601 is on the tip side of the intermediate profile 63 (the side opposite to the return hook piece 635b (second engaging portion) in the width direction orthogonal to the longitudinal direction). (End side), it is attached to the inside of the intermediate profile 63. On the tip side, the intermediate profile 63 has a screw hole 421d for mounting on one side of the extension plate portion 42 of the beam 4 and a screw hole 637a for the upper outer extension piece 637 on the tip side by a screw member 101 moved from the upper side. The screw member 101 inserted into the beam 4 is fixed to the beam 4 by being screwed into the nut member 601.

Further, among the plurality of intermediate lumbers 63 arranged continuously, the configuration of the intermediate lumber 63 arranged adjacent to the tip side of the intermediate lumber 63 connected to the beam 4 is a gutter connected to the beam 4. It is the same as the structure of the intermediate shape member 63 arranged adjacent to the tip end side of the structure shape member 62. Therefore, the description of the configuration of the intermediate profile 63 arranged adjacent to the intermediate profile 63 will be omitted.

When the adjacent intermediate shape member 63 is attached next to the intermediate shape member 63 connected to the beam 4, the intermediate shape member 63 is attached to the beam 4 in the same manner as when the intermediate shape member 63 is attached next to the gutter constituent shape member 62. By hooking the hooking extension piece 635 (second engaging portion) of the intermediate profile 63 on the hook engaging portion 638a (first engaging portion) of the intermediate profile 63, the intermediate profile is placed below the beam 4. 63 can be temporarily placed. Further, by rotating the intermediate profile 63 around the tip of the hook extension piece 635 in a state where the hook extension piece 635 of the intermediate profile 63 is hooked on the hook engagement portion 638a of the intermediate profile 63, the intermediate profile 63 is intermediate. The profile 63 can be placed at the mounting position.
In the state where the adjacent intermediate shape member 63 is arranged at the mounting position, the hook engagement portion 638a of the intermediate shape member 63 that has already been attached is attached to the tip end side of the beam 4 in the intermediate shape member 63 that has already been attached. , The adjacent intermediate profile 63 is attached in a state where the hooking extension piece 635 of the adjacent intermediate profile 63 is fitted.

As shown in FIG. 5, the tip side shape member 64 is arranged on the tip end side of a plurality of intermediate shapes 63 connected to the beam 4. The tip side profile 64 has one hollow portion 641. Further, since the shape of the base end side of the tip side profile 64 on the support column 2 side is the same as the shape of the intermediate profile 63 on the column 2 side, the description of the intermediate profile 63 is incorporated and the description thereof is omitted. do. Further, when the adjacent tip side shape member 64 is attached next to the intermediate shape member 63 connected to the beam 4, it is the same as the case where the intermediate shape member 63 is attached next to the gutter constituent shape member 62.
In the state where the tip side shape member 64 is arranged at the mounting position, the tip side of the beam 4 in the intermediate shape member 63 adjacent to the tip side shape member 64 is on the tip side of the hook engagement portion 638a of the intermediate shape member 63. The tip side shape member 64 is attached in a state where the hooked extension piece (not shown) of the shape member 64 is fitted.

Further, among the plurality of long profile members 61 constituting the roof body 6, the tip side profile 64 arranged on the most tip side is the longitudinal length of the tip side profile 64 as shown in FIGS. 9 and 10. Both ends in the direction are fixed to the upper surface cover portions 81 of the pair of roof body side cover members 8 (described later) by screw members 107. As shown in FIG. 2, the pair of roof body side cover members 8 are formed at both ends of the tip side profile 64 in the elongated direction (longitudinal direction) (both ends in the front-rear direction of the roof body 6). It extends in a direction (direction in which the beam 4 extends) orthogonal to (intersects) the longitudinal direction of 64.

In the roof structure constructed as described above, as shown in FIG. 5, the plurality of long shaped members 61 in the roof body 6 are formed from the base end side to the tip end side of the beam 4, and the gutter constituent shaped members 62. , A plurality of intermediate profiles 63 and tip side profiles 64 are connected side by side in this order. The gutter constituent lumber 62, the plurality of intermediate lumbers 63, and the tip side lumber 64 are fitted and connected to each other on the base end side of the beam 4, and on the tip end side of the beam 4, the screw member 101 connects to the beam 4. It is fixed.

The roof body tip cover member 65 is attached to the tip of the tip side profile 64 at the most tip of the roof body 6. The roof body tip cover member 65 extends in the front-rear direction of the roof body 6. As shown in FIG. 5, the roof body tip cover member 65 has fins 651 protruding downward at the lower end portion on the tip side.

As shown in FIG. 2, the roof body side cover member 8 has a length at the front-rear end of the roof body 6 on the side where the carports 1A and 1B are not connected when the two carports 1A and 1B are connected. The plank member 61 is arranged so as to extend in a direction orthogonal to (intersect) the longitudinal direction. In the present embodiment, when the two carports 1A and 1B are connected, the connecting portion 300 in the connecting structure of the roof body 6 described later is arranged between the two carports 1A and 1B. Therefore, the roof body side cover member 8 is provided at the front-rear end of the roof body 6 on the side where the carports 1A and 1B are not connected. The roof body side cover member 8 is arranged so as to cover the side portion of the long profile 61 at the front-rear end portion of the roof body 6 on the side where the carports 1A and 1B are not connected. Each of the roof body side cover members 8 extends along the slope direction of the roof body 6 with a downward slope in which the support column 2 side descends. As shown in FIG. 9, the roof body side cover member 8 has an upper surface cover portion 81 as an upper flange portion and a side surface cover portion 82.

As shown in FIG. 9, the upper surface cover portion 81 is formed to have a width in the left-right direction (intersection direction in which the long profile 61 intersects in the extending direction), and is formed along the inclination direction of the roof body 6. It is formed in the shape of a plate extending in the left-right direction. The upper surface cover portion 81 is arranged so as to be locked to the upper surface 6a of the roof body 6.

The upper surface cover portion 81 is connected to the side surface cover portion 82, and projects substantially horizontally with a predetermined width from the upper portion of the side surface cover portion 82 to the long profile 61 side. The upper surface cover portion 81 is arranged on the upper portion of the longitudinal end portion of the elongated profile 61 so as to cover the upper portion of the longitudinal end portion of the elongated profile 61. On the lower surface of the upper surface cover portion 81, a water-stopping convex portion 811 (first water-stopping portion) protruding downward and two abutting portions 812,813 protruding downward are formed.

The water-stopping convex portion 811 is arranged on the lower surface of the outer end portion of the long profile 61 in the longitudinal direction on the lower surface of the upper surface cover portion 81. The water-stopping convex portion 811 is arranged so as to extend along a direction orthogonal to the longitudinal direction of the long profile member 61, and extends over substantially the entire area in the direction orthogonal to the longitudinal direction of the long profile member 61. The water-stopping convex portion 811 comes into contact with the upper surfaces of the plurality of long shaped members 61. As a result, the water-stopping convex portion 811 is a water-stopping portion (first water-stopping portion) that prevents water from entering between the upper surface cover portion 81 and the roof body 6 at the end portion of the long profile 61. Functions as.

The two abutting portions 812 and 813 are formed so as to project downward from the lower surface of the upper surface cover portion 81, and are longer than the water-stopping convex portion 811 of the upper surface cover portion 81 on the outside in the longitudinal direction of the long profile 61. The profile 61 is arranged apart from each other in the longitudinal direction. The abutting portions 812 and 813 extend over substantially the entire area of the roof body 6 in the direction orthogonal to the longitudinal direction of the long profile 61.

An upper surface sealing member 814 is arranged between the lower surface of the upper surface cover portion 81 and the long profile 61 between the water stop convex portion 811 and the abutting portion 812. The upper surface sealing member 814 has a predetermined width in the longitudinal direction of the long profile 61, and extends over substantially the entire area of the intersection direction orthogonal to the longitudinal direction of the long profile 61.

The side cover portion 82 is connected to the outside of the side portion of the longitudinal end portion of the long profile 61 in the upper surface cover portion 81, is formed with a width in the vertical direction, and is formed in the inclination direction of the roof body 6. It is formed in the shape of a plate extending in the left-right direction along the above. The side cover portion 82 is arranged so as to cover the side portion of the end portion of the roof body 6 in the front-rear direction.

The side cover portion 82 includes an upper protruding portion 821 that projects upward, a water receiving flow path portion 822 (fourth water blocking portion) that is formed on the lower side and extends inward from the inner surface, and a water receiving flow path. It has a draining protrusion (draining fin) 823 protruding downward from the lower part of the portion 822, and two protruding portions 824 protruding inward from the inner surface on the upper side of the water receiving flow path portion 822.

The water receiving flow path portion 822 is led out from the middle gutter component 610 and the lower gutter component 620 and receives the water flowing to the end portion of the roof body 6 in the front-rear direction. The water receiving flow path portion 822 constitutes a flow path in which water flows from the tip end side to the base end side of the roof body 6, and also functions as a water stop section for stopping water. The water received by the water receiving flow path portion 822 is flowed to the proximal end side because the side cover portion 82 is configured to have a downward inclination inclined toward the proximal end side. The water flowed to the base end side of the roof body 6 by the water receiving flow path portion 822 falls below the roof body 6 at the end portion on the base end side.

Here, on the base end side of the side surface cover portion 82, a drainer fin 625 extending downward from the lower end portion of the gutter forming profile 62 formed so as to extend in a direction orthogonal to the side surface cover portion 82 is arranged. Therefore, a part of the water flowing on the upper surface of the water receiving flow path portion 822 of the side cover portion 82 is transmitted to the draining fin 625. From the drainer fin 625, the water transmitted from the water receiving flow path portion 822 of the side cover portion 82 falls below the roof body 6 on the base end side of the roof body 6.

Further, as shown in FIGS. 11 and 12, at the end of the long profile 61 on the side where the roof body side cover member 8 is arranged in the longitudinal direction, the long profile 61 is subjected to the longitudinal direction. A notch portion 637f (627f) cut out of a predetermined length is formed. The cutout portion 637f (627f) is a portion other than the front-rear end portion of the connecting portion between the long profile members 61 at the end portion on the tip end side of the roof body 6 in the direction orthogonal to the longitudinal direction of the long profile member 61. The lateral extending wall 637b (627b) formed in is notched and formed. The cutout portion 637f (627f) has a predetermined width in a direction orthogonal to the longitudinal direction of the elongated profile 61, and is inside along the longitudinal direction of the elongated profile 61 from the end on the side where the side cover portion 82 is arranged. It is formed in the shape of a pocket cut out to a predetermined length.

The cutout portion 637f (627f) is coated with a wet seal member 603 at the time of construction of the carport 1. The cutout portion 637f (627f) is cut so that the longitudinal end portion of the packing member 602 that stops water at the connecting portion between the long profile members 61 is exposed to the outside when the wet sealing member 603 is not coated. Missing. At the cutout portion 637f (627f), the wet sealing member 603 is coated so as to cover the exposed packing member 602 during the construction of the carport 1. The packing member 602, the notch portion 637f (627f), and the wet seal member 603 form a water stop portion 680 (second water stop portion) at the connecting end.

In the carport 1 configured as described above, since the lower surface 6b is flat when the roof body 6 is viewed from below, the design can be improved.
Further, since the roof body 6 is constructed by arranging a plurality of long shaped members 61, the roof body can be constructed without using a frame (frame body). As a result, the thickness of the roof body 6 can be made thinner than when the frame is used, and the lower surface 6b of the roof body 6 can be made into a flat shape without unevenness.

Further, a plurality of long lumbers 61 are arranged side by side in the direction in which the beam 4 extends. Therefore, in the plurality of long timbers 61, the long timbers 61 can be arranged so as to extend in the direction intersecting the direction in which the beams 4 extend, so that the plurality of long timbers 61 can be attached to the beams 4. Can be fixed directly. As a result, when connecting the plurality of long timbers 61 to the beam 4, it is not necessary to connect the plurality of long timbers 61 to the beam 4 via a support member or the like. Therefore, since it is not necessary to connect the beam 4 and the plurality of long lumbers 61 by using a support member or the like, the number of parts can be reduced and the workability can be improved. Further, since it is not necessary to arrange a support member or the like between the beam 4 and the plurality of long lumbers 61, the height dimension of the beam 4 and the roof body 6 can be reduced.

Further, since the roof body 6 is formed by arranging a plurality of long shaped members 61 side by side, the manufacturing cost can be reduced as compared with a roof body having a double structure of a roof body and a ceiling material having a flat lower surface.
Further, since the roof body 6 is suspended from the beam 4 below the beam 4, the beam 4 located above the roof body 6 is the roof body 6 when the carport 1 is viewed from below. It is difficult to see because it is shielded by. Thereby, the design of the carport 1 can be improved.

Next, the carport construction method will be described with reference to FIGS. 13 to 16.
First, as shown in FIG. 13, the support column 2 is installed, and the beam 4 is connected to the support column 2. Specifically, after fixing the lower end portion of the support column 2 to the ground 11, the lower end portion of the L-shaped connecting member 5 is inserted into the upper end portion of the support column side hollow portion 21 of the support column 2. The lower end of the connecting member 5 and the upper end of the column 2 are fixed by four screw members 102 arranged in the vertical direction on the side surface of the upper end of the column 2 on the roof body 6 side.

Subsequently, as shown in FIG. 13, the support column cover member 3 is attached to the side surface of the support column 2 on the roof body 6 side so as to cover the four screw members 102. As a result, the four screw members 102 that fix the connecting member 5 and the upper end portion of the support column 2 are not visible from the outside. Therefore, the design can be improved.

Further, the support column cover member 3 is arranged so as to cover only one side surface of the support column 2 and four screw members 102 for fixing only one side surface of the connecting member 5 (see FIG. 5). Therefore, the number of parts can be reduced and the cost can be reduced as compared with the case where the cover members are provided on both side surfaces of the support column 2. Further, since the support column cover member 3 only needs to be attached to only one side surface of the support column 2, the workability of attaching the support column cover member 3 is improved. Further, it is possible to suppress an increase in the width dimension of the support column 2 as compared with providing cover members on both side surfaces of the support column 2.

Further, the support column cover member 3 is composed of one cover member extending in the vertical direction. Therefore, the number of parts can be reduced and the cost can be reduced as compared with the case where the cover member is composed of a plurality of pieces. Further, since the support column cover member 3 is composed of one cover member, the mounting work is easy and the workability is improved. Further, since the support column cover member 3 is composed of one cover member, the design can be improved as compared with the case where the cover member is divided and arranged by being composed of a plurality of cover members.

Water circulates between the side surface of the support column 2 and the support column cover member 3. The strut side gutter component 20 is formed by the side surface of the strut 2 and the strut cover member 3. Since the support column side gutter component 20 is not visible from the outside, the design can be improved.
Further, the strut cap 201 is fixed to the upper end portion of the connecting member 5 by screwing so as to cover the opening at the upper end portion of the strut 2.

Next, the side end of the connecting member 5 on the other end side is inserted into the base end side of the beam-side hollow portion 41 of the beam 4. Then, the connecting member 5 and the beam 4 are fixed by three screw members 103, 103, 104. The beam 4 and the connecting member 5 are fixed from the upper surface side of the beam 4 by the two screw members 103, and the beam 4 and the connecting member 5 are fixed from the lower surface side of the beam 4 by one screw member 104. Further, the end cap 43 is attached to the end on the tip side of the beam 4. Further, the guide member 7 is attached so that the lower end opening 72 is arranged between the support column 2 and the support column cover member 3.

Subsequently, as shown in FIG. 13, the roof body 6 is attached to the lower part of the beam 4. Specifically, on the lower surface of the extension plate portion 42 of the beam 4, a plurality of long lumbers 61 are placed on the beam 4 one by one in order from the end side of the base end side (post 2 side) of the beam 4. Install.

Specifically, first, as shown in FIG. 13, the operator puts the gutter constituent profile 62 on the lower surface of the extension plate portion 42 of the beam 4 on the most basic end side (post 2 side) of the roof body 6. Install.
As shown in FIG. 15, when the gutter constituent lumber 62 is applied to the beam 4, the operator fixes the hook protruding piece 624a of the gutter constituent lumber 62 to the lower surface of the extension plate portion 42 of the beam 4. By hooking on the hook portion 110, the gutter constituent shape member 62 is temporarily placed on the lower surface of the extension plate portion 42 of the beam 4. As a result, since the worker can temporarily release his / her hand from the gutter constituent shape member 62, even one worker can perform the work, and the workability when attaching the gutter constituent shape member 62 to the beam 4 can be improved. ..

After that, the operator hooks the hook protruding piece 624a of the gutter constituent shape member 62 to the hook portion 110 fixed to the lower surface of the extension plate portion 42 of the beam 4, and the worker constructs the gutter with the hook protruding piece 624a as the center. By rotating the lumber 62, the gutter constituent shape member 62 is arranged at the mounting position. Therefore, since the gutter constituent lumber 62 can be easily moved from the temporarily placed state to the mounting position, the workability when attaching the gutter constituent lumber 62 to the beam 4 can be improved. The long lumber 61 can be arranged at the attachment position to the beam 4 only by hooking the hook portion 110 on the hook portion 110 and rotating the projecting piece 624a. As a result, the workability of constructing the roof body 6 can be improved.

Next, the operator fixes the gutter constituent lumber 62 to the extension plate portion 42 of the beam 4 with the screw members 101 and 105. Specifically, the gutter constituent lumber 62 was inserted into the first gutter lumber mounting screw hole 421a of the extension plate portion 42 of the beam 4 by moving the screw member 105 from the upper side on the base end side. The screw member 105 is screwed into the mounting screw hole 623a of the upper inward extension piece 623 on the base end side to fix the base end side of the gutter constituent lumber 62 to the beam 4. Further, on the tip side of the gutter constituent shape member 62, the screw member 101 is moved from the upper side to extend the second gutter shape member mounting screw hole 421c of the extension plate portion 42 of the beam 4 and the upper part of the tip side outward. The screw member 101 inserted into the screw hole 627a of the piece 627 is screwed into the nut member 601 to fix the tip end side of the gutter constituent profile 62 to the beam 4. The gutter component shape member 62 constitutes the roof body side gutter component 60. Since the roof body side gutter component 60 is not visible from the lower side of the roof body 6, the design can be improved.

Subsequently, as shown in FIG. 14, the operator attaches the intermediate shape member 63 to the lower surface of the extension plate portion 42 of the beam 4 next to the tip end side of the gutter constituent shape member 62 attached to the most base end side. ..
As shown in FIG. 16, when the intermediate shape member 63 is installed on the beam 4 next to the tip side of the gutter constituent shape member 62, the operator hooks the gutter constituent shape member 62 attached to the beam 4. By hooking the return hook piece 635b of the hook extension piece 635 of the intermediate shape member 63 on the engaging portion 628a, the intermediate shape member 63 is temporarily placed below the beam 4. As a result, since the worker can temporarily release his / her hand from the intermediate shape member 63, even one worker can perform the work, and the workability when attaching the gutter constituent shape member 62 to the beam 4 can be improved.

After that, in a state where the hook extension piece 635 of the intermediate profile 63 is hooked on the hook engagement portion 628a of the gutter constituent profile 62, the return hook piece 635b (and the hook engagement portion 628a) of the hook extension piece 635 is centered. By rotating the intermediate profile 63, the intermediate profile 63 is arranged at the mounting position (arrangement step). As a result, the intermediate lumber 63 can be easily moved from the temporarily placed state to the attachment position, so that workability when attaching the intermediate lumber 63 to the beam 4 can be improved. Further, the long lumber 61 can be arranged at the attachment position to the beam 4 only by returning to the hook engaging portion 628a, hooking the hook piece 635b, and rotating the hook piece 635b. As a result, the workability of constructing the roof body 6 can be improved.

Next, the operator fixes the intermediate shape member 63 to the extension plate portion 42 of the beam 4 with the screw member 101. Specifically, the intermediate profile 63 is moved from above on the tip side of the screw member 101, and the screw hole 421d for mounting on one side of the extension plate portion 42 of the beam 4 and the upper outward extension piece 637 on the tip side. The screw member 101 passed through the screw hole 637a is screwed into the nut member 601 to fix the tip end side of the gutter constituent lumber 62 to the beam 4 (fixing step).

Here, the base end side of the intermediate profile 63 is engaged in a state where the hook extension piece 635 of the intermediate profile 63 is hooked on the hook engagement portion 628a of the gutter constituent profile 62 without being fixed by the screw member. It fits. Therefore, if only the tip end side (one side) of the intermediate lumber 63 is fixed by the screw member 101, the intermediate lumber 63 can be fixed to the beam 4. Further, the intermediate shape member 63 can be fixed to the beam 4 only by moving the screw member 101 from the upper side. As a result, workability when attaching the gutter constituent lumber 62 to the beam 4 can be improved.

Subsequently, as shown in FIG. 14, a plurality of intermediate lumbers 63 are continuously arranged next to the tip end side of the intermediate lumber 63 attached to the beam 4 from the base end side of the roof body 6 toward the tip end side. And install. Specifically, the plurality of intermediate profiles 63 are temporarily placed, rotated, and fixed by the screw member 101 in order from the base end side of the roof body 6, respectively. Since these methods are the same as the case where the intermediate profile 63 is attached next to the gutter constituent profile 62 described above, the description thereof will be omitted. After attaching the plurality of intermediate lumbers 63 to the beam 4, the tip side lumber 64 is attached on the tip side of the roof body 6. Then, the roof body tip cover member 65 is attached to the tip of the tip side profile 64.

In this way, after the long lumber 61 is temporarily placed, the long lumber 61 can be rotated and the long lumber 61 can be fixed to and attached to the beam 4 by the screw member 101, so that the operator can attach the long lumber 61. Carport 1 can be easily assembled by one person. Further, when attaching the long lumber 61 (gutter constituent lumber 62, intermediate lumber 63, tip side lumber 64) to the beam 4, one by one from the base end side (post 2 side) is attached in order, and Since the long lumber 61 can be fixed to the beam 4 only by moving the screw member 101 from above, the attachment work can be easily performed. As a result, workability when constructing the carport 1 can be improved.

Further, the intermediate lumber 63 can be attached to the beam 4 by fixing only one side of the intermediate lumber 63 in the width direction. Therefore, the workability of constructing the roof body 6 can be improved.
Further, since the plurality of long lumbers 61 are attached to the beam 4 in order from the support 2 side, the long lumber 61 can be installed in order from the support 2 side, so that the long lumber 61 can be easily aligned. Further, when arranging the long profile 61, the long profile 61 can be installed in order on the side away from the support 2, so that the support 2 is less likely to get in the way. As a result, the workability of constructing the roof body 6 can be improved.
Further, the construction method of the carport 1 of the present embodiment includes a step of attaching a plurality of long lumbers 61 to the beam 4 in order from the support column 2 side. Therefore, since the long profile 61 can be constructed in order from the support 2 side, the alignment of the long profile 61 is easy. Further, when arranging the long profile 61, the support column 2 is less likely to get in the way. As a result, the workability of constructing the roof body 6 can be improved.

Next, the flow of rainwater in the carport 1 will be described.
As shown in FIG. 2, the rainwater that has fallen on the upper surface 6a of the roof body 6 flows to the support column 2 side on the base end side along the inclination of the upper surface 6a of the roof body 6. The water flowing to the support column 2 side flows into the roof body side gutter component 60, and the support member 2 and the support column cover member 3 are connected to each other via the guide member 7 connected to the lead-out opening 622a of the roof body side gutter component 60. It flows into the support column side gutter component 20 (see FIG. 5) between them.

Further, the longitudinal end portion of the roof body 6 is long with the water stop convex portion 811 (first water stop portion) and the upper surface cover portion 81 formed on the lower surface of the upper surface cover portion 81 of the roof body side cover member 8. Water is stopped along the longitudinal direction of the long shape member 61 by the upper surface sealing member 814 arranged between the shape member 61 and the shape member 61. Therefore, water is suppressed from entering between the upper surface cover portion 81 of the roof body side cover member 8 and the roof body 6, and the elongated shape member 61 is oriented along the inclination of the upper surface 6a of the roof body 6. It flows to the support column 2 side in the orthogonal direction. The water flowing to the support column 2 side flows into the roof body side gutter component 60, and the support member 2 and the support column cover member 3 are connected to each other via the guide member 7 connected to the lead-out opening 622a of the roof body side gutter component 60. It flows into the support column side gutter component 20 between them.

The water that has flowed into the strut-side gutter component 20 falls from the strut-side gutter component 20 to the ground 11 side, is received by the drainage receiving lid member 24, and is received from the discharge opening 24a arranged near the ground 11. It is discharged to the outside of the support column 2.

Here, as shown in FIGS. 6 and 7, the packing member 602 is arranged at the connecting portion between the long shaped members 61. Therefore, the water flowing through the upper surface 6a of the roof body 6 can be stopped by the packing member 602 at the connecting portion between the long shaped members 61. As a result, the water flowing through the upper surface 6a of the roof body 6 can be stopped by the packing member 602, and the water can be prevented from falling from the lower surface 6b of the roof body 6. In the present embodiment, the side extending wall 627b is arranged so as to overlap the upper surface 633a of the packing mounting recess 633. Therefore, since the packing member 602 is not directly exposed to the outside, the weather resistance of the packing member 602 can be improved and the deterioration of the packing member 602 can be reduced.

Further, since the connecting portion between the long profile members 61 is stopped by the packing member 602, the upper side of the packing member 602 is set on the edge portion of the long profile member 61 at the connecting portion between the long profile members 61. Water flows through it. Here, as shown in FIGS. 11 and 12, at the end portion of the connecting portion between the long profile members 61 on the side where the side surface cover portion 82 in the front-rear direction is arranged, the long profile member 61 is connected to the connecting end. A water stop section 680 (second water stop section) is provided. The connecting end water stop portion 680 (second water stop portion) includes a packing member 602, a notch portion 637f (627f), and a wet seal member 603. The cutout portion 637f (627f) is formed by being cut out in the longitudinal direction at the end portion of the connecting portion between the long profile members 61 on the side where the side surface cover portion 82 in the front-rear direction is arranged. The wet seal member 603 is coated so as to cover the packing member 602. The water stop portion 680 at the connecting end can stop water transmitted through the connecting portion between the long shaped members 61 at the end portion in the longitudinal direction of the connecting portion between the long shaped members 61.

Further, a portion of the packing member 602, a portion of the water-stopping convex portion 811 (first water-stopping portion) formed on the lower surface of the upper surface cover portion 81 of the roof body side cover member 8, a portion of the upper surface sealing member 814, and the portion of the upper surface sealing member 814. Even when water passes through the water stop part 680 (second water stop part) at the connecting end, the middle gutter component 610 and the lower gutter component 620 have a stepped shape inside the roof body 6. It is provided continuously in two stages to form a double water stop. The portion of the packing member 602 (water stop portion), the portion of the water stop convex portion 811 (first water stop portion) of the upper surface cover portion 81 of the roof body side cover member 8, the portion of the upper surface seal member 814, and the connecting end. The water that has passed through the portion of the water stop portion 680 (second water stop portion) flows to the middle gutter component portion 610 (first third water stop portion). The water overflowing from the middle gutter component 610 (first third water stop) flows to the lower gutter component 620 (second third water stop). Due to the two-stage gutter structure of the middle gutter component 610 and the lower gutter component 620, the connecting portion of the adjacent long lumber 61 extends along the long direction (longitudinal direction) of the long lumber 61. Since the water can be stopped by flowing the water, it is possible to further suppress the water from falling from the lower surface 6b of the roof body 6.

The water introduced into the middle gutter component 610 (first third water stop) and the lower gutter component 620 (second third water stop) is directed toward the front-rear end of the roof body 6. Flows. The water flowing toward the end portion in the front-rear direction is introduced into the roof body side cover member 8.

The water introduced into the roof body side cover member 8 is received by the water receiving flow path portion 822 (see FIG. 9) (fourth water blocking portion) formed at the lower end of the roof body side cover member 8 and is received by the roof. Along the inclination of the body 6, the water is flowed to the support column 2 side on the base end side. The water flowing to the support column 2 side in the water receiving flow path portion 822 of the roof body side cover member 8 flows to the base end side of the roof body 6 on the support column 2 side, and flows to the base end side of the roof body 6 on the support column 2 side. It falls downward from the end of the roof. Therefore, the water receiving flow path portion 822 allows water to flow in the direction intersecting the longitudinal direction of the long profile 61 to flow water to the base end side of the roof body 6, and the end portion of the lower surface 6b of the roof body 6. It is possible to prevent water from falling from a part that is not.

At the same time as falling downward from the end side of the base end side of the roof body 6 on the support column 2 side, a part of the water flowing to the support column 2 side in the water receiving flow path portion 822 is on the support column 2 side of the roof body 6. From the end portion on the base end side of the roof body 6, the drain fin 625 (see FIGS. 6 and 9) provided so as to project downward at the lower end portion on the base end side of the gutter constituent profile 62 of the roof body 6 is transmitted to the roof body 6. At the end of the gutter constituent profile 62 on the base end side, it falls downward through the drain fin 625. By dropping water from the draining fin 625, it is possible to prevent the water from wrapping around to the lower surface 6b side of the roof body 6. As a result, it is possible to prevent water from falling from a portion of the lower surface 6b of the roof body 6 that is not an end portion.

Next, the connecting structure of the roof bodies 6 of the carports 1A and 1B will be described. FIG. 17 is a perspective view of the connecting structure of the roof body 6 according to the present invention as viewed from the tip side of the roof body 6. FIG. 18 is a perspective view showing a state in which the connecting end cover member 350 is removed in the connecting structure of the roof body 6 shown in FIG. FIG. 19 is a perspective view showing a state in which the fall prevention member 340 is removed from the state in which the connecting end cover member 350 is removed in the connecting structure of the roof body 6 shown in FIG. FIG. 20 is a perspective view of the connecting structure of the roof body 6 according to the present invention as viewed from the support column 2 side of the roof body 6. FIG. 21 is a perspective view showing a state in which the fall prevention member 340 is removed from the state in which the connection end cover member 350 is removed in the connection structure of the roof body 6 shown in FIG. FIG. 22 is a cross-sectional view showing a connecting structure of the roof body 6. FIG. 23 is a perspective view showing a water blocking structure at the end portion of the connecting portion between the long shaped members 61 in the longitudinal direction in the connecting structure of the roof body 6.

As shown in FIG. 1, in the connecting structure of the roof bodies 6 connecting the adjacent carports 1 and 1A, the roof bodies 6 having a plurality of long shaped members 61 connected in a predetermined direction are adjacent to each other. Be placed. The connecting structure of the roof body 6 includes a connecting portion 300 that connects the adjacent roof bodies 6 in the longitudinal direction of a plurality of long shaped members 61.

As shown in FIGS. 17 to 22, the connecting portion 300 includes an upper constituent portion 310, a lower constituent portion 320, a lower cover member 330, a pair of fall prevention members 340, and a pair of connecting end cover members 350. Have. The upper component 310, the lower component 320, and the lower cover member 330 are formed so as to extend in the connecting longitudinal direction D1 (intersection direction intersecting the longitudinal direction of the elongated profile 61). The pair of fall prevention members 340 and the pair of connecting end cover members 350 are connected in the upper component 310, the lower component 320, and the lower cover member 330 in the connecting longitudinal direction D1 (intersection direction intersecting the longitudinal direction of the elongated member 61). ) Are attached to both ends.

In the present embodiment, as shown in FIGS. 17 to 19, the configurations of the ends on both sides of the upper component 310, the lower component 320, and the lower cover member 330 in the connecting longitudinal direction D1 are the tips on the opposite sides of the support column 2. The roof body tip cover member 65 is arranged at the end on the side, and as shown in FIGS. 20 and 21, the upper wall 626 on the base end side of the gutter component 62 is erected at the end on the side of the column 2. ing. The upper component 310, the lower component 320, and the lower cover member 330 have the same structure as the other structures of the ends on both sides in the connection longitudinal direction D1. Therefore, configurations that do not need to be distinguished will be described without distinction.

As shown in FIG. 22, the upper component 310 is formed of a hollow aluminum profile having a hollow structure. The upper component 310 has a hollow portion 311 having a rectangular cross section, a pair of upper flange portions 312, and an upper hook portion 313 as a first hook portion.
The hollow portion 311 is formed in a cylindrical shape extending in the connection longitudinal direction D1, and a cross section cut along the connection width direction D2 is formed in a rectangular shape. The hollow portion 311 is arranged between the adjacent roof bodies 6.

The pair of upper flange portions 312 project substantially horizontally with a predetermined width from the upper end of the hollow portion 311 toward both outer sides in the connection width direction D2. The pair of upper flange portions 312 are arranged above the longitudinal ends of the elongated profile 61 in the adjacent roof body 6. On the lower surface of each upper flange portion 312, a water-stopping convex portion 312a (first water-stopping portion) protruding downward and two abutting portions 312b and 312c protruding downward are formed. An upper inclined surface 312d is formed on the upper surface of each upper flange portion 312.

The water stop convex portion 312a is arranged on the lower surface of the outer end portion in the connection width direction D2 on the lower surface of the upper flange portion 312. The water stop convex portion 312a is arranged along the connection longitudinal direction D1 and extends over substantially the entire area of the connection longitudinal direction D1. The water-stopping convex portion 312a abuts on the upper surfaces of the plurality of long shaped members 61. As a result, the water-stopping convex portion 312a functions as a water-stopping portion (first water-stopping portion) that prevents water from entering between the upper flange portion 312 and the roof body 6.

The two abutting portions 312b and 312c are formed so as to project downward from the lower surface of the upper flange portion 312, and are separated from the water-stopping convex portion 312a of the upper flange portion 312 in the connection width direction D2 and in the connection width direction D2. And are placed. The abutting portions 312b and 312c extend over substantially the entire area of the connecting longitudinal direction D1 in the roof body 6.

The upper surface sealing member 312e is arranged between the lower surface of the upper flange portion 312 and the long profile 61 between the water stop convex portion 312a and the abutting portion 312b. The upper surface sealing member 312e has a predetermined width in the connecting width direction D2 and extends over substantially the entire area of the connecting longitudinal direction D1.

The upper inclined surface 312d is formed on the upper surface of the upper flange portion 312. The upper inclined surface 312d is formed on the upper surface of the upper flange portion 312 in an inclined shape that descends from the inside to the outside in the connection width direction D2. The upper inclined surface 312d extends over substantially the entire area of the connecting longitudinal direction D1 in the roof body 6.

Each of the pair of upper flange portions 312 constitutes the roof body 6 by a plurality of screw members 301 (first screw member) and screw members 302 (second screw member) arranged apart from each other in the connection longitudinal direction D1. It is fixed to a plurality of long shaped members 61. When constructing the connecting structure of the roof body 6, the screw members 301 and 302 are moved from above the upper flange portion 312 toward the upper flange portion 312 and penetrate the upper flange portion 312 and the long profile 61. Then, the upper flange portion 312 of the upper constituent portion 310 is fixed to the long profile 61 constituting the roof body 6.

The pair of upper flange portions 312 are provided with a plurality of screw holes into which the screw members 301 and 302 are screwed, respectively, side by side in the connection longitudinal direction D1. On the other hand, the long profile 61 constituting the roof body 6 of the carport is not provided with a screw hole for fixing the upper component 310. When fixing the upper component 310 to the plurality of long profile members 61 by the screw members 301 and 302, for example, by using tapping screws or the like, while forming screw holes in the plurality of long profile members 61, The upper component 310 is fixed to the long profile 61.

As shown in FIG. 22, the upper hook portion 313 is formed on the lower side of one end of the hollow portion 311 in the connecting width direction D2. The upper hooking portion 313 is formed by a vertical extending plate 313a extending downward from the lower end of one end of the hollow portion 311 in the connecting width direction D2 and a connecting width direction D2 of the hollow portion 311 from the lower end of the vertical extending plate 313a. It has a bottom plate 313b extending to the other end side and a rising plate 313c rising from an end portion on the tip end side of the bottom plate 313b.

The lower component 320 is arranged below the upper component 310. The lower component 320 is formed separately from the upper component 310. The lower component 320 is formed of, for example, an aluminum material. The lower component 320 is fixed and connected to the lower portion of the hollow portion 311 of the upper component 310 by a screw member 303 (third screw member). The lower component 320 has a U-shaped member 321, a pair of lower flange portions 322, and a lower hook portion 323 as a second hook portion.

The U-shaped member 321 is formed in an inverted U-shape with an open bottom, and is arranged below the hollow portion 311 of the upper component 310. The U-shaped member 321 has a top plate 321a and a pair of side plates 321b. The upper surface plate 321a of the U-shaped member 321 is fixed to the upper surface plate 311a of the hollow portion 311 of the upper component portion 310 by a plurality of screw members 303 arranged apart from each other in the connection longitudinal direction D1. When constructing the connecting structure of the roof body 6, the screw member 303 is moved from below the lower component 320 toward the lower component 320, and the U-shaped member 321 and the upper component 310 of the lower component 320 are moved. The lower component 320 is fixed to the upper component 310 by penetrating the lower surface plate 311b of the hollow portion 311.

A pair of fitting protrusions 321c projecting inward in the horizontal direction are formed in the middle of the pair of side plates 321b of the U-shaped member 321 in the height direction. The concave fitting portion 332a of the pair of extending portions 332 of the lower cover member 330, which will be described later, is fitted to the pair of fitting protrusions 321c.

The pair of lower flange portions 322 project substantially horizontally with a predetermined width from the lower end of the U-shaped member 321 toward both outer sides in the connection width direction D2. The pair of lower flange portions 322 are arranged below the longitudinal end portions of the elongated profile 61 in the adjacent roof body 6. On the upper surface of the outer end of each lower flange portion 322, a support convex portion 322a that projects upward and abuts on the lower surface of the long profile 61 is formed. As a result, the pair of lower flange portions 322 can hold the longitudinal end portions of the plurality of long profile members 61 constituting the roof body 6 in a state where the support convex portions 322a are in contact with the lower surface of the long profile members 61. Support from below. Since the pair of lower flange portions 322 can support the end portions of the adjacent roof body 6 from below, it is possible to prevent the end portions of the roof body 6 from bending downward.

The upper surface of the lower flange portion 322, the outer surface of the side plate 321b, and the inner surface of the support convex portion 322a form a lower water receiving flow path portion 360 (fourth water blocking portion) that guides water in the connecting longitudinal direction D1. .. The lower water receiving flow path portion 360 extends in the connection longitudinal direction D1 and receives the water drawn out from the gutter-constituent water stopping portions 610 and 620 (third water stopping portion).

The lower hooking portion 323 is configured to be able to be hooked on the upper hooking portion 313 of the upper component 310. As shown in FIG. 22, the lower hook portion 323 is formed on the upper side of one end of the U-shaped member 321 in the connecting width direction D2. The lower hooking portion 323 includes an extending upper surface plate 323a extending from the upper end of the upper surface plate member of the U-shaped member 321 to one side in the connection width direction D2, and a falling plate 323b protruding from the tip of the extending upper surface plate 323a. , Have.

The upper component 310 and the lower component 320 configured as described above include a concave swallowing portion 300a that is opened laterally by a pair of upper flange portions 312 and a pair of lower flange portions 322. As a result, when connecting the adjacent carports 1A and 1B, the roof body is formed on the concave swallowing portion 300a having the pair of upper flange portions 312 and the pair of lower flange portions 322 and opening laterally. By arranging the end portions of 6, the pair of upper flange portions 312 and the lower flange portion 322 sandwich the end portions of the adjacent roof bodies 6 from above and below.

As shown in FIG. 22, the lower cover member 330 is arranged below the lower component 320 attached to the upper component 310. The lower cover member 330 covers the lower component 320 attached to the upper component 310 from below, and the head of the screw member 303 screwed in to fix the lower component 320 to the upper component 310 from below. cover. The lower cover member 330 is made of, for example, an aluminum material.

The lower cover member 330 has a flat lower cover main body 331 formed substantially horizontally, a pair of extending portions 332, and a pair of end rising portions 333. The lower cover body 331, the pair of extending portions 332, and the pair of end rising portions 333 extend in the connection longitudinal direction D1.

The pair of extending portions 332 are arranged apart from each other in the connection width direction D2 in the central portion of the upper surface of the lower cover main body 331, and extend upward. When the lower cover member 330 is attached to the lower component 320, the pair of extension portions 332 is formed on the U-shaped member 321 of the lower component 320 along the inner surface of the side plate 321b of the U-shaped member 321. It is inserted inside.

The extending portion 332 is formed with a concave fitting portion 332a and a pair of inwardly projecting portions 332b.
The pair of inner projecting portions 332b project substantially horizontally inward from the inner surface of the extending portion 332 in the middle of the extending portion 332 in the height direction.
The concave fitting portion 332a is recessed inward from the outer surface of the extending portion 332 in the middle of the extending portion 332 in the height direction. A pair of fitting protrusions 321c of the lower component 320 are fitted to the pair of concave fitting portions 332a.
The pair of end rising portions 333 project upward from both end portions in the connection width direction D2 of the lower cover main body 331.

In the above lower cover member 330, the concave fitting portion 332a of the pair of extending portions 332 is fitted to the pair of fitting protrusions 321c of the lower constituent portion 320, so that the lower constituent portion 320 and the screw member 303 are fitted from below. It is attached to the lower component 320 so as to cover it.

As shown in FIG. 18, the fall prevention member 340 connects the upper component 310 and the lower cover member 330 at both ends of the connection longitudinal direction D1 so as to prevent the lower cover member 330 from falling. The fall protection member 340 is made of, for example, a metal material.

As shown in FIG. 19, the fall prevention member 340 is formed in a substantially C-shape in cross section. The fall prevention member 340 includes an upper and lower member 341 extending in the vertical direction, an upper plate member 342 extending substantially horizontally from the upper end portion of the upper and lower member 341, and a lower plate member 343 extending substantially horizontally from the lower end portion of the upper and lower member 341. Have.

The upper plate member 342 of the fall prevention member 340 is arranged below the upper surface plate 311a of the hollow portion 311 of the upper component portion 310, and is provided by the screw member 304 (see FIG. 18) together with the connecting end cover member 350 described later. It is fixed to the component 310. The lower plate member 343 of the fall prevention member 340 is arranged between the upper surface of the lower cover main body 331 of the lower cover member 330 and the pair of inner protrusions 332b. As a result, the fall prevention member 340 can prevent the lower cover member 330 from falling from the upper component 310.

As shown in FIG. 18, the pair of connecting end cover members 350 are attached so as to cover the portions to which the fall prevention members 340 are attached at both ends of the upper component 310 and the lower component 320 in the connecting longitudinal direction D1. Be done. The connecting end cover member 350 is made of, for example, a resin material. The pair of connecting end cover members 350 each have an end face cover portion 351 extending in the vertical direction, an upper surface plate portion 352, and a lower locking portion 353, respectively.

The end face cover portion 351 is attached so as to cover the end portion of the upper component portion 310 and the lower component portion 320 in the connecting longitudinal direction D1 and the fall prevention member 340.
The upper surface plate portion 352 is formed in a plate shape and extends substantially horizontally from the upper end of the end face cover portion 351 toward the roof body 6.

The top plate portion 352 has a mounting screw hole 352a and a pair of screw relief elongated holes 352b.
A screw member 304 (fourth screw member) is screwed into the mounting screw hole 352a. The screw member 304 penetrates and fixes the mounting screw hole 352a of the connecting end cover member 350, the upper component 310, and the upper plate member 342 of the fall prevention member 340.
The pair of long screw relief holes 352b are opened in a long hole shape so as to avoid the heads of the screw members 301 and 302 screwed on the end side of the tip of the connecting longitudinal direction D1 in the roof body 6.

The lower locking portion 353 is formed on the roof body 6 side at the lower end of the end face cover portion 351. The lower locking portion 353 is formed in a hook shape that opens upward. The lower locking portion 353 is hooked on the lower end portion of the roof body tip cover member 65 and locked.

Next, the waterproof structure of the connecting structure of the roof body 6 will be described.
As shown in FIGS. 22 and 23, the water-stopping structure in the connecting structure of the roof body 6 includes a water-stopping convex portion 312a (first water-stopping portion), an upper surface sealing member 312e, and a connecting end water-stopping portion 680 (water-stopping portion). A second water stop section), a roof configuration water stop section 610, 620 (third water stop section), and a lower water receiving flow path section 360 (fourth water stop section) are provided.

As shown in FIG. 22, the water-stopping convex portion 312a allows water to enter between the upper component 310 of the connecting portion 300 of the connecting structure of the roof body 6 and the plurality of long shaped members 61 constituting the roof body 6. Suppress doing. The water-stopping convex portion 312a is formed on the lower surface of the upper flange portion 312 of the upper component portion 310 of the connecting portion 300 of the roof body 6 connecting structure, and is arranged so as to extend in the connecting longitudinal direction D1. The water-stopping convex portion 312a functions as a water-stopping portion (first water-stopping portion). The water-stopping convex portion 312a comes into contact with the upper surfaces of the plurality of long profile members 61 constituting the roof body 6 when the upper component 310 is arranged on the upper surfaces of the plurality of long profile members 61. As a result, the water-stopping convex portion 312a stops water between the upper surface of the roof body 6 and the lower surface of the upper flange portion 312 of the upper component portion 310 along the connecting longitudinal direction D1 in the connecting structure of the roof body 6.

The upper surface sealing member 312e is formed between the upper surface of the plurality of long shaped members 61 constituting the roof body 6 and the lower surface of the upper flange portion 312 inside the water-stopping convex portion 312a of the upper flange portion 312 of the upper constituent portion 310. Placed in between. The upper surface sealing member 312e is arranged so as to extend in the connection longitudinal direction D1. The upper surface sealing member 312e functions as a water blocking portion. As a result, in the connecting structure of the roof body 6, the upper surface sealing member 312e stops water between the upper surface of the roof body 6 and the lower surface of the upper flange portion 312 of the upper component portion 310 along the connecting longitudinal direction D1.

As shown in FIG. 23, the connecting end water blocking portion 680 (second water stopping portion) is the longitudinal end of the long profile 61 on the side where the connecting portion 300 of the connecting structure of the roof body 6 is arranged. Is arranged at the connecting portion of the adjacent long profile 61 in the roof body 6. The structure of the water stop portion 680 (water stop portion) at the connecting end is provided in the portion where the connecting structure of the roof body 6 is provided, but the water is stopped at the end side of the long profile 61 in the longitudinal direction described above. It is the same configuration as the configuration to be used. Therefore, the same configuration will be described with the same reference numerals.

In the configuration in which the connecting portion 300 of the connecting structure of the roof body 6 is provided, the connecting end water blocking portion 680 is the longitudinal length of the long profile 61 at the connecting portion of the adjacent long profile 61 on which the packing member 602 is arranged. It functions as a water stop part (second water stop part) that stops water at the end in the direction.

As shown in FIG. 23, the connecting end water stop portion 680 includes a packing member 602 arranged between adjacent long profile members 61 and a long profile member 61 so as to expose the packing member 602 to the outside. It includes a notch portion 637f (627f) formed by being cut out at an end portion, and a wet sealing member 603 arranged in the notch portion 637f (627f).

The packing member 602 is arranged so as to extend in the longitudinal direction of the long profile 61 between the adjacent long profiles 61 at the connecting portion of the adjacent long profiles 61.
The notch 637f (627f) is formed above the packing member 602. The cutout portion 637f (627f) is a predetermined width in a direction orthogonal to the longitudinal direction of the long profile 61 at the end of the upper surface of the long profile 61 opposite to the support column 2, and is formed in the long profile 61. From the end on the connecting portion 300 side in the longitudinal direction, a pocket shape cut out by a predetermined length along the longitudinal direction of the long profile 61 is formed.

The cutout portion 637f (627f) is coated with a wet seal member 603 when the connecting structure of the roof body 6 is constructed. The cutout portion 637f (627f) is cut so that the longitudinal end portion of the packing member 602 that stops water at the connecting portion between the long profile members 61 is exposed to the outside when the wet sealing member 603 is not coated. Missing. The cutout portion 637f (627f) is coated with a wet sealing member 603 so as to cover the exposed packing member 602 when the connecting structure of the roof body 6 is constructed. As a result, in the connecting portion 300 of the connecting structure of the roof body 6, the water transmitted through the connecting portion between the long shaped members 61 can be stopped at the end side.

The gutter-structured water-stopping portions 610 and 620 function as water-stopping portions (third water-stopping portions) that receive water that has passed through the water-stopping portions 680 (second water-stopping portions) at the connecting ends. Gutter structure The water blocking portions 610 and 620 are formed of a gutter structure of a long lumber 61. Gutter configuration Since the configurations of the water blocking portions 610 and 620 are the same as described above, the description thereof will be omitted.

The lower water receiving flow path portion 360 is composed of an outer surface of the side plate 321b, an upper surface of the lower flange portion 322 of the lower constituent portion 320, and an inner surface of the support convex portion 322a in the connecting portion 300. The lower water receiving flow path portion 360 extends in the connection longitudinal direction D1 in which the lower component portion 320 extends. The lower water receiving channel part 360 functions as a water stopping part (fourth water stopping part) for receiving the water drawn out from the gutter-constituent water stopping parts 610 and 620. The lower water receiving flow path portion 360 guides the received water to the end portion on the support column 2 side in the connection longitudinal direction D1.

Next, the flow of rainwater in the connecting structure of the roof body 6 of the carport 1 will be described.
The rainwater that has fallen on the upper surface 6a of the roof body 6 is formed on the lower surface of the upper flange portion 312 of the upper component portion 310 as shown in FIG. 22 in the connecting structure of the roof bodies 6 of the adjacent carports 1A and 1B. Water is stopped along the connection longitudinal direction D1 by the water-stopping convex portion 312a (first water-stopping portion) and the upper surface sealing member 312e arranged between the upper flange portion 312 and the long profile 61. Therefore, water is suppressed from entering between the upper component 310 of the connecting portion 300 and the roof body 6, and flows to the support column 2 side in the connecting longitudinal direction D1 along the inclination of the upper surface 6a of the roof body 6. The water flowing to the support column 2 side flows into the roof body side gutter component 60, and the support member 2 and the support column cover member 3 are connected to each other via the guide member 7 connected to the lead-out opening 622a of the roof body side gutter component 60. It flows into the support column side gutter component 20 between them. The water that has flowed into the strut-side gutter component 20 falls from the strut-side gutter component 20 to the ground 11 side, is received by the drainage receiving lid member 24, and is received from the discharge opening 24a arranged near the ground 11. It is discharged to the outside of the support column 2.

Further, as shown in FIGS. 6 and 7, a packing member 602 is arranged at a connecting portion between the long shaped members 61. Therefore, the water flowing through the upper surface 6a of the roof body 6 can be stopped by the packing member 602 at the connecting portion between the long shaped members 61. As a result, the water flowing through the upper surface 6a of the roof body 6 can be stopped by the packing member 602, and the water can be prevented from falling from the lower surface 6b of the roof body 6.

Further, at the ends of the plurality of long profile members 61 constituting the roof body 6 on the connecting portion 300 side, between the adjacent long profile members 61, the connecting end water stop portion 680 (second water stop portion) ) (Seal pocket) is formed. The connecting end water stop portion 680 (second water stop portion) includes a notch portion 637f formed at the end portion of the long profile member 61 and a packing member 602 arranged between the adjacent long profile members 61. It is composed of a notch portion 637f formed by being cut out at an end portion of the long profile member 61, and a wet sealing member 603. The wet seal member 603 is arranged in the notch 637f so as to cover the packing member 602. As a result, the connecting end water stopping portion 680 (second water stopping portion) stops water transmitted through the connecting portion between the long shaped members 61 at the end side in the connecting portion 300 of the connecting structure of the roof body 6. can do.

Further, a water stop convex portion 312a (first water stop portion) formed on the lower surface of the upper flange portion 312 of the upper component portion 310, an upper surface sealing member 312e, and a connecting end water stop portion 680 (second water stop portion). ), Even when water passes through the part), the middle gutter component 610 and the lower gutter component 620 are continuously provided in two steps in a stepped manner inside the roof body 6. It constitutes a heavy water stop. The water that has passed through the water stop convex portion 312a (first water stop part) and the connecting end water stop part 680 (second water stop part) is the middle gutter component part 610 (first third water stop). It flows to the part). The water overflowing from the middle gutter component 610 (first third water stop) flows to the lower gutter component 620 (second third water stop). Due to the two-stage gutter structure of the middle gutter component 610 and the lower gutter component 620, water flows along the direction in which the connecting portion of the adjacent long lumber 61 extends, that is, in the long direction of the long lumber 61. Since the water can be stopped, it is possible to further suppress the water from falling from the lower surface 6b of the roof body 6.

The water introduced into the middle gutter component 610 (first third water stop) and the lower gutter component 620 (second third water stop) is the lower water of the lower part 320 in the connecting part 300. It falls to the receiving channel 360 (fourth water stop), is received by the lower water receiving channel 360 (fourth water stop), and is received by the lower water receiving channel 360 (fourth water stop), along the inclination of the roof body 6 at the end on the support column 2 side. It is swept to the side of the department. As a result, similarly to the water-stopping structure of the carport 1 described above, the roof body 6 falls downward from the end portion on the base end side of the support column 2 side. At the same time as falling downward from the end side of the base end side of the roof body 6 on the support column 2 side, a part of the water flowing to the support column 2 side in the water receiving flow path portion 822 is on the support column 2 side of the roof body 6. From the end portion on the base end side of the roof body 6, the drain fin 625 (see FIGS. 6 and 9) provided so as to project downward at the lower end portion on the base end side of the gutter constituent profile 62 of the roof body 6 is transmitted to the roof body 6. At the end of the gutter constituent profile 62 on the base end side, it falls downward through the drain fin 625. As a result, it is possible to prevent water from falling from a portion of the lower surface 6b of the roof body 6 that is not an end portion.

Next, a method of constructing a connecting structure of the roof body 6 of the carport 1 will be described. FIG. 24 is a view showing a construction procedure of a roof body connecting structure, and is a perspective view showing a procedure of attaching the upper component 310 to one roof body 6. FIG. 25 is a diagram showing a construction procedure of a connecting structure of the roof body 6, and is a procedure of attaching the long profile 61 of the other roof body 6 in a state where the upper component 310 is attached to one roof body 6. It is a perspective view which shows. FIG. 26 is a diagram showing a construction procedure of the connecting structure of the roof body 6, in which the lower component 320 is attached below the upper component 310, and then the lower cover member 330 is attached below the lower component 320. It is a perspective view which shows. FIG. 27 is a diagram showing a construction procedure of the connecting structure of the roof body 6, in which a fall prevention member 340 is attached to the ends of the upper component 310 and the lower component 320 in the connecting longitudinal direction D1, and then the connecting ends. It is a perspective view which shows the procedure of attaching a cover member 350.

Using the connecting structure of the roof body 6 of the carport 1 according to the present embodiment, for example, a case where the roof bodies 6 of the two carports 1A and 1B are arranged side by side in the longitudinal direction in which the long profile 61 extends will be described. ..

First, the carport 1A arranged on one side (for example, the right side in FIG. 1) of the adjacent carports 1A and 1B is installed.

Next, as shown in FIG. 24, the upper component 310 of the connecting portion 300 in the connecting structure of the roof body 6 is arranged in the carport 1A on one side and fixed to the roof body 6 of the carport 1A on the one side. do. Specifically, with the roof body 6 of the carport 1A on one side installed, one upper flange portion 312 of the upper component portion 310 is arranged above the roof body 6 of the carport 1A on the one side (). Connection part placement process).

Subsequently, as shown in FIG. 24, the screw member (first screw member) 301 is moved from above one upper flange portion 312 of the upper component portion 310, and one upper flange portion 312 is moved by the screw member 301. By fixing to the roof body 6 of the above, the upper component 310 is fixed to one roof 6 (upper component first fixing step). Specifically, the screw member 301 is moved from above one upper flange portion 312 of the upper constituent portion 310 to one upper flange portion 312, and the upper constituent portion 310 is formed into a plurality of elongated shapes by the screw member 301. It is fixed to the material 61.

It should be noted that one upper flange portion 312 of the upper component portion 310 is provided with a plurality of screw holes arranged side by side in the connection longitudinal direction D1. On the other hand, the long profile 61 constituting the roof body 6 of the carport is not provided with a screw hole for fixing the upper component 310. When fixing the upper component 310 to the plurality of long profile 61 by the screw member 301, for example, by using a tapping screw or the like, the upper configuration is formed while forming screw holes in the plurality of long profile 61. The portion 310 is fixed to the long profile 61. As a result, the screwing position of the long profile 61 can be moved to some extent in the longitudinal direction, so that even if the position of the long profile 61 in the longitudinal direction shifts, the upper component 310 is fixed to the long profile 61. can.

Next, as shown in FIG. 25, a plurality of long profile members 61 in the roof body 6 of the other carport 1B are arranged below the other upper flange portion 312 in the upper component portion 310 (long member arrangement). Process). Specifically, by simply attaching the plurality of long lumber 61s to the beam 4, the ends of the plurality of long lumbers 61 in the roof body 6 of the other carport 1B become the other upper portion of the upper component 310. The position is adjusted so that it is arranged at the lower part of the flange portion 312. Therefore, only by attaching the long profile 61 constituting the roof body 6 of the other carport 1B to the beam 4, a plurality of long profiles 61 in the roof body 6 of the other carport 1B can be attached to the other upper flange portion. It can be placed at the bottom of 312. When a plurality of long lumbers 61 are attached to the beam 4, the plurality of long lumbers 61 are attached in order from the support column 2 side as in the above-described carport 1 construction method. Then, when the plurality of long lumber 61s are attached to the beam 4, as shown in FIG. 16, the long lumber 61 is hooked on the adjacent long lumber 61 and rotated in order from the support 2 side. The long lumber 61 is attached to the beam 4.

Subsequently, the screw member 302 is moved from above the other upper flange portion 312 in the upper component portion 310, and the long profile 61 arranged below the other upper flange portion 312 is attached to the other upper flange portion 312. It is fixed by the screw member 302. As a result, the other roof body 6 is fixed to the upper component 310 (second fixing step of the upper component). Specifically, after arranging several (for example, 2 to 3) long shaped members 61 under the other upper flange portion 312 in the upper constituent portion 310, the screw member 302 is attached to the other of the upper constituent portion 310. The upper flange portion 312 is moved from above the upper flange portion 312 to the upper flange portion 312, and the upper component portion 310 is fixed to the plurality of long shaped members 61 by the screw member 302. By repeating these operations, the plurality of long profiles 61 are fixed to the lower part of the other upper flange portion 312 of the upper component portion 310.

The other upper flange portion 312 of the upper component portion 310 is provided with a plurality of screw holes arranged in the connecting longitudinal direction D1. On the other hand, the long profile 61 constituting the roof body 6 of the carport is not provided with a screw hole for fixing the upper component 310. When fixing the upper component 310 to the plurality of long profile 61 by the screw member 302, for example, by using a tapping screw or the like, the upper configuration is formed while forming screw holes in the plurality of long profile 61. The portion 310 is fixed to the long profile 61. As a result, the screwing position of the long profile 61 can be moved to some extent in the longitudinal direction, so that even if the position of the long profile 61 in the longitudinal direction shifts, the upper component 310 is fixed to the long profile 61. can.

Next, as a pre-work for fixing the lower component 320 to the upper component 310, the upper hook 313 formed on the lower side of the upper component 310 is formed on the upper side of the lower component 320. The lower hooking portion 323 is hooked and temporarily placed (temporary placement step). As a result, before connecting the lower component 320 to the upper component 310, the lower component 320 is hooked on the upper hook 313 of the upper component 310 by hooking the lower hook 323 of the lower component 320 on the upper hook 313 of the upper component 310. It can be temporarily placed on the component unit 310. Therefore, the lower component 320 is temporarily placed on the upper component 310, and then the screw member 303 can be screwed while lifting the opposite side of the hooked portion by hand, which facilitates the work, for example, by one person. Work becomes easy.

Subsequently, the lower component 320 is arranged below the upper component 310, and the lower component 320 is fixed to the upper component 310 by the screw member 303 (lower component fixing step). Specifically, the screw member 303 is moved from below the lower component 320 to the lower component 320, and the screw member 303 fixes the upper component 310 to the lower part of the lower component 320. As a result, the upper flange portion 312 of the upper constituent portion 310 and the lower flange portion 322 of the lower constituent portion 320 can vertically sandwich and fix the end portions of the plurality of long profile members 61 constituting the roof body 6 in the vertical direction. ..

Subsequently, as shown in FIG. 26, the lower cover member 330 is attached below the lower component 320 so as to cover the lower component 320 and the screw member 303 from below. Specifically, the concave fitting portion 332a of the pair of extending portions 332 of the lower cover member 330 is fitted to the pair of fitting protrusions 321c of the lower component portion 320. As a result, the lower cover member 330 can be easily attached to the lower component 320, and the lower component 320 and the screw member 303 can be covered so as not to be visible from the outside.

Next, the fall prevention member 340 is attached to the end of the upper component 310 and the lower component 320 in the connecting longitudinal direction D1. Specifically, the lower plate member 343 of the fall prevention member 340 is inserted between the upper surface of the lower cover main body 331 of the lower cover member 330 and the pair of inner protrusions 332b, and the upper plate member 342 of the fall prevention member 340 is inserted. Is inserted under the upper surface plate 311a of the hollow portion 311 of the upper component portion 310. As will be described later, the upper plate member 342 of the fall prevention member 340 is fixed to the upper surface plate 311a of the hollow portion 311 of the upper component portion 310 by the screw member 304. As a result, it is possible to prevent the lower cover member 330, which is attached to the lower component 320 by fitting, from falling.

Subsequently, as shown in FIG. 27, the connecting end cover member 350 is attached from the outside of the connecting longitudinal direction D1 on the tip side of the roof body 6 in the inclined direction so as to cover the fall prevention member 340 from the side. Further, as shown in FIG. 21, the connecting end cover member 350 is attached from the outside of the connecting longitudinal direction D1 on the support 2 side of the roof body 6. As a result, the design can be improved by covering both ends of the connecting portion 300 in the connecting longitudinal direction D1 with the connecting end cover member 350.

Then, the upper surface plate portion 352 of the connecting end cover member 350 and the upper plate member 342 of the fall prevention member 340 are fixed to the upper surface plate 311a of the hollow portion 311 of the upper component portion 310 by the screw member 304. As a result, at the end of the connection longitudinal direction D1, the fall prevention member 340 is fixed so as to connect the upper component 310 and the lower cover member 330, and the connection end cover member 350 is fixed.

In the connecting structure of the roof body 6 configured as described above, the upper flange portion 312 and the lower flange portion 322 sandwich the end portions of the adjacent roof bodies 6 from above and below. Therefore, by sandwiching the end portions of the roof body 6 from above and below, the adjacent roof bodies 6 can be stably connected. Further, a connecting structure for connecting adjacent roof bodies 6 can be realized with a simple configuration in which the ends of the roof bodies 6 are sandwiched from above and below, and can be easily constructed.

Further, after installing one roof body 6, the upper component 310 is fixed to one roof 6, and then the other roof 6 is fixed to the upper component 319. Therefore, after installing the two roof bodies 6, it is not necessary to install the upper component 310 between the two roof bodies 6, and it is not necessary to work on the roof body 6. That is, after installing one roof body 6, the other roof body 6 can be installed at the same time, and at the same time, the long profile 61 of the other roof body 6 can be fixed. It is not necessary to work, and the workability of the connecting structure of the roof body 6 can be improved.

According to the water-stopping structure in the connecting structure of the roof body 6 of the carport 1 of the present embodiment described above, the following effects are obtained.
In the water-stop structure of the connecting structure of the roof body 6 of the carport 1 of the present embodiment, a plurality of roof bodies 6 having a plurality of long shaped members 61 which are continuously arranged side by side in a predetermined direction are arranged adjacent to each other. It is a water blocking structure in the connecting structure of the roof body 6 that connects the adjacent roof bodies 6 in the longitudinal direction of the plurality of long profile members 61, and connects the adjacent roof bodies 6 in the longitudinal direction of the long profile members 61. At the same time, the connecting portion 300 extending in the connecting longitudinal direction D1 and having the upper flange portion 312 arranged on the upper part of the roof body 6 and the connecting portion 300 are arranged along the connecting longitudinal direction D1 extending. A water-stopping convex portion 312a that prevents water from entering between the upper flange portion 312 and the roof body 6 is provided. Therefore, the water flowing through the upper surface 6a of the roof body 6 is stopped by the water blocking convex portion 312a along the connecting longitudinal direction D1 in which the connecting portion 300 extends, and the water falls from the lower surface 6b of the roof body 6. Can be suppressed.

Further, in the present embodiment, the connecting end water blocking portion 680 is provided at the connecting portion of the plurality of long profile members 61, and the connecting end water blocking portion 680 is located between the adjacent long profile members 61. The packing member 602 that is arranged and extends in the longitudinal direction of the long profile 61, and the long profile 61 that is formed at the end of the adjacent long profile 61 in the longitudinal direction and is formed so as to expose the packing member 602 to the outside are cut. It has a notch portion 637e formed by being cut out, and a wet sealing member 603 arranged in the notch portion 637e. As a result, in the connecting portion 300 of the connecting structure of the roof body 6, the water transmitted through the connecting portion between the long shaped members 61 can be stopped at the end side.

Further, in the present embodiment, the long profile 61 is composed of a hollow aluminum material profile having a hollow portion, and the long profile 61 is the longitudinal length of the long profile 61. It has a gutter-structured water-stopping portion 610, 620 that extends in the direction and receives water that has passed through the water-stopping portion 680 at the connecting end. As a result, the water that has passed through the water blocking portion 680 at the connecting end can be stopped, so that it is possible to further suppress the water from falling from the lower surface 6b of the roof body 6.

Further, in the present embodiment, the lower water receiving flow path portion 360 that is formed in the connecting portion 300 and extends in the connecting longitudinal direction D1 in which the connecting portion 300 extends and that receives the water derived from the gutter-structured water blocking portions 610 and 620 is further provided. .. Therefore, the lower water receiving flow path portion 360 can flow water to the base end side of the roof body 6 and prevent the water from falling from a portion of the lower surface 6b of the roof body 6 that is not the end portion.

Although a preferred embodiment of the roof body connection structure of the present invention has been described above, the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiment and can be appropriately modified.

6 Roof body 61 Long lumber (long lumber)
300 Connecting part 312 Upper flange part 312a Water stop convex part (1st water stop part)
360 Lower water receiving channel part (4th water stop part)
602 Packing member 603 Wet seal member 610, 620 Gutter configuration Water stop part (3rd water stop part)
627f Notch 637f Notch 680 Connecting End Water Stop (2nd Water Stop)
D1 Connection longitudinal direction (intersection direction)

Claims (3)

In a connecting structure of a roof body in which a plurality of roof bodies having a plurality of long timbers arranged side by side in a predetermined direction are arranged adjacent to each other and the adjacent roof bodies are connected in the longitudinal direction of the plurality of long timbers. It has a waterproof structure
A connecting portion that connects the adjacent roof bodies in the longitudinal direction of the long lumber and extends in an intersecting direction that intersects the longitudinal direction of the long lumber, and is an upper flange portion arranged on the upper portion of the roof body. With a connecting part with
A first water blocking portion, which is arranged along the intersecting direction in which the connecting portion extends and prevents water from entering between the upper flange portion and the roof body,
A second water stop portion arranged at a connecting portion of the plurality of long timbers is provided .
The second water blocking portion is arranged between the adjacent long members and extends in the longitudinal direction of the long member, and is formed at the end portion of the adjacent long member in the longitudinal direction to form the packing member. the length and notch scale member is notched to form, water stop structure of the connecting structure roof member that having a, a wet seal member disposed in said notch so as to be exposed to the outside. The long lumber is composed of a hollow aluminum material profile having a hollow portion.
The roof according to claim 1 , wherein the shape member of the long member has a third water stop portion that extends in the longitudinal direction of the shape member of the long member and receives water that has passed through the second water stop portion. Water-stop structure of the body connection structure. The connecting structure of a roof body according to claim 2 , further comprising a fourth water blocking portion formed in the connecting portion and extending in the crossing direction in which the connecting portion extends and receiving water derived from the third water blocking portion. Water-stop structure.

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