EP0690181B1 - Insulating panel for roofing slabs - Google Patents

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EP0690181B1
EP0690181B1 EP95109693A EP95109693A EP0690181B1 EP 0690181 B1 EP0690181 B1 EP 0690181B1 EP 95109693 A EP95109693 A EP 95109693A EP 95109693 A EP95109693 A EP 95109693A EP 0690181 B1 EP0690181 B1 EP 0690181B1
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    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E04—BUILDING
    • E04D—ROOF COVERINGS; SKY-LIGHTS; GUTTERS; ROOF-WORKING TOOLS
    • E04D13/00—Special arrangements or devices in connection with roof coverings; Protection against birds; Roof drainage ; Sky-lights
    • E04D13/17—Ventilation of roof coverings not otherwise provided for
    • E04D13/172—Roof insulating material with provisions for or being arranged for permitting ventilation of the roof covering
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    • E04B—GENERAL BUILDING CONSTRUCTIONS; WALLS, e.g. PARTITIONS; ROOFS; FLOORS; CEILINGS; INSULATION OR OTHER PROTECTION OF BUILDINGS
    • E04B7/00—Roofs; Roof construction with regard to insulation
    • E04B7/20—Roofs consisting of self-supporting slabs, e.g. able to be loaded
    • E04B7/22—Roofs consisting of self-supporting slabs, e.g. able to be loaded the slabs having insulating properties, e.g. laminated with layers of insulating material
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  • From IT-1.218.529 is a preformed insulating panel known for laying roof tiles; this Panel, which is laid as a base for roof tiles, has good properties, especially in areas with average climatic conditions, shown during in Areas with major temperature changes, or at poor insulation of the roof surfaces, a poor back ventilation between the Roof plate layer and the insulating panel as a base for this as well as an insufficient circulation of the Roof panels exposed to snow pressure were found. Furthermore, the tongue and groove connection ensures that mutual hanging of the panels allows, under certain laying conditions, not an absolute Tightness and possibly put a weak point in the insulation, or a thermal bridge.
  • the invention has for its object to provide an insulation panel of the type mentioned above as a base for roof panels, which ensures problem-free installation and good ventilation between the roof panel layer and the panels and further enables a continuous insulation layer, without thermal bridges, rainwater proof and with a safe Create support for roof tiles or monk and nun.
  • the invention proposes to provide on the insulating panel on the, facing the roof surface, support side, grooves for strips or other known fastening parts, furthermore on the support side for the roof panels, in addition to a series of protruding lugs for hanging the roof panels, too Noses provided for the support of the roof panels.
  • the overlap area which extends in the laying position along the lower horizontal edge has, according to the invention, a suitable shape in order to lie against a simple strip or another support on the outermost lower roof edge; the air throughput is secured by the lugs protruding from the upper panel surface for the support of the roof panels, or by the free spaces between them, by the roof panels also lying in a raised position by the lugs along this outermost edge of the roof surface, without a known one being known for this Support structure must be attached.
  • these support lugs can be arranged in such a way that the support and covering of the installed roof panels or monk and nun is not impaired, furthermore these support lugs are arranged at greater intervals than the hanging lugs in order to create a larger cross section for the air throughput in this way.
  • Grooves are provided between the support and hook-in lugs, which additionally promote the air throughput, while additional deeper grooves also secure the outflow of any rain or / and condensed water.
  • the corresponding lugs in this area have a wider shape and take on the function of reinforcing ribs; however, this embodiment is only possible on the insulating panel for roof panels, while in the case of monks and nuns, because of the special shape of the panel, such reinforcement is not possible.
  • the form-fitting connections at the overlap areas can be of different types and shapes; if necessary, these can also result in a snap connection.
  • the invention proposes to provide inclined surfaces in such a way that water does not penetrate through the connection joints.
  • the invention is based on one in the drawings schematically illustrated embodiment of a Insulating panels according to the invention for the laying of Roof tiles explained in more detail; the drawings are included purely explanatory, non-limiting purpose.
  • 1 shows a cross section through insulating panels together with the roof panels laid thereon at the lower edge of a roof surface, according to a sectional surface which contains the direction of the rainwater drainage.
  • 2 shows the top view of an insulating panel according to the invention.
  • 3 shows a cross section according to the sectional area III-III shown in FIG. 2, which extends through part of the panel.
  • 4 shows the cross section according to the sectional area IV-IV shown in FIG. 2, which extends through part of the panel.
  • the insulating panels can have grooves or recesses for the purpose of hanging or fastening to fastening means provided on the roof surface.
  • a support area 4l corresponding to this area is provided, which has horizontal ribs 4m projecting in the outer edge area and vertical ribs 4n which engage in the corresponding grooves 4p, 4q on the projecting overlap area 4o.
  • the insulating panel for roof panels laterally has a hanging and overlapping projection 4k with groove 4i, into which the corresponding projection 4h, which is provided on the opposite side, on which the groove 4j is provided, which is deeper along the inside around the water drain in favor an area distant from the junction.
  • the surfaces 4g which correspond to a reinforcement of the cross-section of the insulating underlay for roof panels are inclined in the drainage direction or angled in the direction of the roof surface inclination. Ventilation grooves 4e, 4f are provided parallel to the water drainage direction, the lower 4e of which also serve for the drainage of the water which has penetrated and / or the condensed water.
  • a first row of lugs 4a for hanging the roof panels 5 by means of a hanging projection 5a while a second row of lugs 4b serve to support the boards, the outer row also being supported in the lower outermost region of the roof surface 1 of roof panels 5 is secured by the insulating pad 4 without having to provide a separate support structure for the air throughput between the roof panel layer and the underlying insulating layer.
  • the insulating panel for roof panels is reinforced by lugs 4c and 4d, these being shaped wider in order to enlarge the cross section.
  • the spaces between the support lugs 4b are advantageously larger than the spaces between the hanging lugs 4a and a multiple thereof, as a result of which better ventilation of the insulating panel without impairing the functionality is achieved.

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The panel is made of insulating foam covered by stronger plastics material. It is for flat, or convex and concave, tiles, having locking portions along the sides and suspension lugs for the tiles at the side towards the latter. In addition to this row of lugs (4a), a further row of protruding ones (4b) is provided for the tiles (5) at the drainage side of the panel. The intervals between the lugs in the latter row are greater than or a multiple of those between the lugs in the first row. At the drainage side, there can be overlapping protrusions (40) on the panels, containing grooves by which they fit over lugs on the adjacent panel. <IMAGE>

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Aus der IT-1.218.529 ist ein vorgeformtes Isolierpaneel für das Verlegen von Dachplatten bekannt; dieses Paneel, das als Unterlage für Dachplatten verlegt wird, hat gute Eigenschaften, insbesondere in Gebieten mit mittleren klimatischen Bedingungen, gezeigt während in Gebieten mit größerem Temperaturwechsel, oder bei mangelhafter Isolation der Dachflächen, eine mangelhafte Hinterlüftung zwischen der Dachplattenschicht und dem Isolierpaneel als Unterlage für diese sowie eine unzureichende Auflage der durch Schneedruck belasteten Dachplatten, festgestellt wurde. Weiters sichert die Nut-Federverbindung, welche das gegenseitige Einhängen der Paneele ermöglicht, unter bestimmten Verlegebedingungen, nicht eine absolute Dichtheit und stellen eventuell eine Schwachstelle in der Isolation, bzw. eine Wärmebrücke, dar. Außerdem erfordern die bekannten Paneele beim Verlegen in der Nähe der Dachrinne eine Auflagestruktur für den Endbereich der als letzte Reihe verlegten Dachplatten oder Mönch und Nonne, diese Struktur wird selten so ausgeführt, daß ein freies Durchziehen der Luft ermöglicht wird, weiters beansprucht diese Struktur für die Montage weitere Zeit insbesondere auch weil sie an einer extrem ausgesetzten Stelle des Daches angebracht werden muß wo oft zwecks Unfallverhütung angebrachte Vorrichtungen die Arbeit erschweren.From IT-1.218.529 is a preformed insulating panel known for laying roof tiles; this Panel, which is laid as a base for roof tiles, has good properties, especially in areas with average climatic conditions, shown during in Areas with major temperature changes, or at poor insulation of the roof surfaces, a poor back ventilation between the Roof plate layer and the insulating panel as a base for this as well as an insufficient circulation of the Roof panels exposed to snow pressure were found. Furthermore, the tongue and groove connection ensures that mutual hanging of the panels allows, under certain laying conditions, not an absolute Tightness and possibly put a weak point in the insulation, or a thermal bridge. Also require the known panels when laying in the A support structure for the End area of the roof tiles laid as the last row or monk and nun, this structure is rarely so executed that a free pulling through of the air This structure is also claimed for the assembly further time especially because it is on an extremely exposed part of the roof must be placed where often for the purpose of accident prevention Devices complicate the work.

Die Erfindung stellt sich die Aufgabe ein Isolationspaneel der oben erwähnten Art als Unterlage für Dachplatten zu schaffen, welches ein problemloses Verlegen und eine gute Hinterlüftung zwischen der Dachplattenschicht und den Paneelen sichert und weiters es ermöglicht eine durchgehende Isolationsschicht, ohne Wärmebrücken, regenwasserdicht und mit einer sicheren Auflage für Dachplatten oder Mönch und Nonne, zu schaffen.
Zur Lösung dieser Aufgabe schlägt die Erfindung vor am Isolierpaneel auf der, der Dachfläche zugekehrten, Auflageseite, Rillen für Leisten oder andere bekannte Befestigungsteile vorzusehen, weiters werden an der Auflageseite für die Dachplatten, außer einer Serie von vorstehenden Nasen für das Einhängen der Dachplatten, auch Nasen für die Auflage der Dachplatten vorgesehen. Was hingegen die gegenseitige Verbindung unter den Paneelen betrifft sind diese an zwei angrenzenden, 90° bildenden Seiten mit zwei Überdeckungsbereichen versehen welche Spundungen für entsprechende Bereiche, an denen diese Überdeckungsbereiche aufliegen und eingreifen, aufweisen und dies sei es in Richtung der Dachneigung als auch quer zu dieser.
Der sich in Verlegungsposition, entlang der unteren horizontalen Kante erstreckende Überdeckungsbereich hat erfindungsgemäß geeignete Ausformung um gegen eine einfache Leiste oder eine andere Auflage an der äußersten unteren Dachkante anzuliegen; der Luftdurchsatz ist dabei durch die von der oberen Paneelfläche vorstehenden Nasen für die Auflage der Dachplatten, bzw. durch die Freiräume zwischen diesen, gesichert indem auch längs dieser äußersten Kante der Dachfläche die Dachplatten durch die Nasen in angehobener Position aufliegen ohne daß dafür eine eigene bekannte Auflagestruktur angebracht werden muß. Erfindungsgemäß können diese Auflagenasen derart angeordnet sein, daß die Auflage und Überdeckung der verlegten Dachplatten oder Mönch und Nonne nicht beeinträchtigt wird, weiters sind diese Auflagenasen in größeren Abständen angeordnet als die Einhängenasen um auf diese Weise einen größeren Querschnitt für den Luftdurchsatz zu schaffen. Zwischen den Auflage- und Einhängenasen sind Rillen vorgesehen welche zusätzlich den Luftdurchsatz begünstigen während zusätzliche tiefere Rillen auch den Abfluß eventuellen Regen- oder/und Kondenswassers sichern. Um eine Verstärkung des seitlich vorspringenden Überdeckungsbereiches zu schaffen haben die entsprechenden Nase in diesem Bereich breitere Form und übernehmen die Funktion von Verstärkungsrippen; diese Ausführungsform ist allerdings nur am Isolierpaneel für Dachplatten möglich während beim Paneel für Mönch und Nonne, wegen der besonderen Form dieser, eine derartige Verstärkung nicht möglich ist.
Natürlich können die formschlüssigen Verbindungen an den Überdeckungsbereichen unterschiedlicher Art und Form sein, gegebenenfalls können diese auch eine Schnappverbindung ergeben. Insbesondere an diesen Überdeckungs- und Verbindungsbereichen schlägt die Erfindung vor, derart geneigte Flächen vorzusehen, daß ein Eindringen von Wasser durch die Verbindungsfugen unterbunden wird.The invention has for its object to provide an insulation panel of the type mentioned above as a base for roof panels, which ensures problem-free installation and good ventilation between the roof panel layer and the panels and further enables a continuous insulation layer, without thermal bridges, rainwater proof and with a safe Create support for roof tiles or monk and nun.
To achieve this object, the invention proposes to provide on the insulating panel on the, facing the roof surface, support side, grooves for strips or other known fastening parts, furthermore on the support side for the roof panels, in addition to a series of protruding lugs for hanging the roof panels, too Noses provided for the support of the roof panels. As far as the mutual connection under the panels is concerned, they are provided on two adjacent, 90 ° forming sides with two overlap areas, which have fillings for corresponding areas on which these overlap areas engage and engage, both in the direction of the roof pitch and across this.
The overlap area which extends in the laying position along the lower horizontal edge has, according to the invention, a suitable shape in order to lie against a simple strip or another support on the outermost lower roof edge; the air throughput is secured by the lugs protruding from the upper panel surface for the support of the roof panels, or by the free spaces between them, by the roof panels also lying in a raised position by the lugs along this outermost edge of the roof surface, without a known one being known for this Support structure must be attached. According to the invention, these support lugs can be arranged in such a way that the support and covering of the installed roof panels or monk and nun is not impaired, furthermore these support lugs are arranged at greater intervals than the hanging lugs in order to create a larger cross section for the air throughput in this way. Grooves are provided between the support and hook-in lugs, which additionally promote the air throughput, while additional deeper grooves also secure the outflow of any rain or / and condensed water. In order to reinforce the laterally projecting overlap area, the corresponding lugs in this area have a wider shape and take on the function of reinforcing ribs; however, this embodiment is only possible on the insulating panel for roof panels, while in the case of monks and nuns, because of the special shape of the panel, such reinforcement is not possible.
Of course, the form-fitting connections at the overlap areas can be of different types and shapes; if necessary, these can also result in a snap connection. In particular at these overlap and connection areas, the invention proposes to provide inclined surfaces in such a way that water does not penetrate through the connection joints.

Die Erfindung wird anhand eines in den Zeichnungen schematisch dargestellten Ausführungsbeispieles eines erfindungsgemäßen Isolierpaneels für die Verlegung von Dachplatten näher erklärt; die Zeichnungen haben dabei rein erklärenden, nicht begrenzenden Zweck.The invention is based on one in the drawings schematically illustrated embodiment of a Insulating panels according to the invention for the laying of Roof tiles explained in more detail; the drawings are included purely explanatory, non-limiting purpose.

Die Fig.1 zeigt einen Querschnitt durch Isolierpaneele samt den darauf verlegten Dachplatten an der unteren Kante einer Dachfläche, gemäß einer Schnittfläche welche die Abflußrichtung des Regenwassers beinhaltet.
Die Fig.2 zeigt die Ansicht von oben auf ein erfindungsgemäßes Isolierpaneel.
Die Fig.3 zeigt einen Querschnitt gemäß der, in Fig.2 gezeigten Schnittfläche III-III, welche sich durch einen Teil des Paneels erstreckt.
Die Fig.4 zeigt den Querschnitt gemäß der, in Fig.2 gezeigten Schnittfläche IV-IV, welche sich durch einen Teil des Paneels erstreckt.
Längs der unteren Kante der Dachfläche 1 ist eine Anlageleiste 2 oder ein Anlagebrett angebracht gegen welche die unterste erste Reihe der Isoliepaneele 4 anliegt und dabei mit dem vorspringenden Überdeckungsbereich 4o die Leiste 2 abdeckt.
An der Auflagefläche gegen die Dachfläche können die Isolierpaneele Rillen oder Ausnehmungen zwecks Einhängen oder Befestigung an, an der Dachfläche vorgesehenen Befestigungsmitteln, vorgesehen sein. An der dem vorspringenden Überdeckungsbereich 4o entgegengesetzten Seite ist eine diesem Bereich entsprechender Auflagebereich 4l vorgesehen welcher im äußeren Randbereich vorstehende horizontale Rippen 4m und vertikale Rippen 4n aufweist, die in die entsprechenden Rillen 4p, 4q am vorspringenden Überdeckungsbereich 4o eingreifen. Seitlich weist das Isolierpaneel für Dachplatten erfindungsgemäß einen Einhänge- und Überlappungsvorsprung 4k mit Rille 4i auf, in welche der entsprechende Vorsprung 4h, welcher an der gegenüberliegenden Seite vorgesehen ist, an welcher die Rille 4j vorgesehen ist die entlang der Innenseite tiefer ist um den Wasserabfluss in einem von der Verbindungsstelle distanzierten Bereich zu begünstigen.
Um den vertikalen Verbindungsbereich zusätzlich vor Eindringen von Wasser zu schützen sind die Flächen 4g welche einer Verstärkung des Querschnittes der Isolierunterlage für Dachplatten entsprechen in Abflußrichtung geneigt, bzw. in Richtung der Dachflächenneigung angewinkelt. Parallel zur Wasserabflussrichtung sind Lüftungsrillen 4e, 4f vorgesehen wobei die tieferen 4e davon auch für den Abfluß des eingedrungenen Wassers und/oder des Kondenswassers dienen. Zwischen diesen Rillen 4e, 4f ragen eine erste Reihe von Nasen 4a zum Einhängen der Dachplatten 5 mittels Einhängvorsprung 5a ab, während eine zweite Reihe von Nasen 4b für die Auflage der Platten dienen wobei auch im unteren äußersten Bereich der Dachfläche 1 die Auflage der äußersten Reihe von Dachplatten 5 durch die Isolierunterlage 4 gesichert ist, ohne dafür eine eigene Auflagestruktur für den Luftdurchsatz zwischen der Dachplattenschicht und der darunterliegenden Isolierschicht vorsehen zu müssen. Im Bereich der seitlichen Überdeckung 4k ist das Isolierpaneel für Dachplatten durch Nasen 4c und 4d verstärkt, wobei diese breiter geformt sind um den Querschnitt zu vergrößern. Vorteilhaft sind die Zwischenräume zwischen den Auflagenasen 4b größer als die Zwischenräume zwischen den Einhängenasen 4a und ein Mehrfaches dieser, wodurch eine bessere Hinterlüftung, ohne Beeinträchtigung der Funktionalität, des Isolierpaneels erreicht wird.1 shows a cross section through insulating panels together with the roof panels laid thereon at the lower edge of a roof surface, according to a sectional surface which contains the direction of the rainwater drainage.
2 shows the top view of an insulating panel according to the invention.
3 shows a cross section according to the sectional area III-III shown in FIG. 2, which extends through part of the panel.
4 shows the cross section according to the sectional area IV-IV shown in FIG. 2, which extends through part of the panel.
Along the lower edge of the roof surface 1 there is a contact strip 2 or a contact board against which the bottom first row of the insulating panels 4 rests and thereby covers the strip 2 with the projecting overlap area 4o.
On the support surface against the roof surface, the insulating panels can have grooves or recesses for the purpose of hanging or fastening to fastening means provided on the roof surface. On the side opposite the projecting overlap area 4o, a support area 4l corresponding to this area is provided, which has horizontal ribs 4m projecting in the outer edge area and vertical ribs 4n which engage in the corresponding grooves 4p, 4q on the projecting overlap area 4o. According to the invention, the insulating panel for roof panels laterally has a hanging and overlapping projection 4k with groove 4i, into which the corresponding projection 4h, which is provided on the opposite side, on which the groove 4j is provided, which is deeper along the inside around the water drain in favor an area distant from the junction.
In order to additionally protect the vertical connection area from the ingress of water, the surfaces 4g which correspond to a reinforcement of the cross-section of the insulating underlay for roof panels are inclined in the drainage direction or angled in the direction of the roof surface inclination. Ventilation grooves 4e, 4f are provided parallel to the water drainage direction, the lower 4e of which also serve for the drainage of the water which has penetrated and / or the condensed water. Between these grooves 4e, 4f protrude a first row of lugs 4a for hanging the roof panels 5 by means of a hanging projection 5a, while a second row of lugs 4b serve to support the boards, the outer row also being supported in the lower outermost region of the roof surface 1 of roof panels 5 is secured by the insulating pad 4 without having to provide a separate support structure for the air throughput between the roof panel layer and the underlying insulating layer. In the area of the lateral covering 4k, the insulating panel for roof panels is reinforced by lugs 4c and 4d, these being shaped wider in order to enlarge the cross section. The spaces between the support lugs 4b are advantageously larger than the spaces between the hanging lugs 4a and a multiple thereof, as a result of which better ventilation of the insulating panel without impairing the functionality is achieved.

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  1. Insulating panel for roofing slabs or for overtiles and undertiles, made of insulating plastic foam covered by a layer or a laminate of more resistant plastic material, equipped with joining elements along the edges and with projections for connection with the former on the surface facing the roofing slabs, characterized in that, in addition to the row of hook-on prongs (4a) for the roofing slabs (5) or for the overtiles and undertiles, it has a series of supporting prongs (4b) on the side facing the water flow-off, envisaged for said roofing slabs (5) or for the overtiles and undertiles; and in that the spacing between these supporting prongs is larger than or a multiple of the spacing between the hook-on prongs (4a).
  2. Insulating panel for roofing slabs or for overtiles and undertiles according to Claim 1, characterized in that overlapping projections (4k, 4o) are envisaged along two adjacent sides of the insulating panel comprising the side facing the water drain, said projections being provided with grooves (4i, 4p, 4q) which correspond to the supporting areas equipped with the relevant joints and/or hook-on elements (4k, 4i, 4h, 4j) along the opposite sides of the same insulating panel (4).
  3. Insulating panel for roofing slabs or for overtiles and undertiles according to Claims 1 and 2, characterized in that the overlapping area (4o) corresponding to the lower edge of the panel, in the direction of the flow of the water, has a shape and a cross-section such that a supporting site is formed for a ledge or a board (2) or a supporting and/or fixing structure, without creating a support for the outermost row of laid roofing slabs (5).
  4. Insulating panel for roofing slabs or for overtiles and undertiles according to Claims 1, 2 and 3, characterized in that at least the hook-on prong (4a) and possibly also the supporting prong (4b) which lies within the area of lateral overlap (4k) extend over a greater width so as to increase the insulating panel's cross-section in this area.
  5. Insulating panel for roofing slabs or for overtiles and undertiles according to Claims 1, 2, 3 and 4, characterized in that the surfaces (4g) in the hook-on area (4n), where a modification of the cross-section of the lower extremity of the support (4) is envisaged, are inclined in the direction of the flow of the water, the highest point corresponding to the position of the hook-on line (4n, 4q).
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