Online installation guidance of metal bucket arch of ancient building bucket arch manufacture

  Bucket arch is a unique structure of Chinese architecture
In the top of the column, between the architrave and the eaves purlin or between the frames, the arched load-bearing structure protruding from the layers added on the architrave is called the arch, and the square wood block padded between the arch and the arch is called the bucket, which is collectively called the bucket arch
The earliest kind of Dougong is the copper scheme of four dragons and four phoenixes unearthed in Zhongshan state during the Warring States period
The development of Dougong became more and more mature in the Tang Dynasty, and it has been improved and supplemented in subsequent dynasties
Generally speaking, Dougong often appears on those buildings with memorial value or very important The process of bucket arch is not complicated
An arch is placed on the bucket, and a bucket is placed on the arch
Then, in this way, the bucket arch is made
The evolution of bucket arch can be regarded as an important symbol of the evolution of the shape of Chinese traditional architecture
The first is from the Western Zhou Dynasty to the northern and Southern Dynasties
The bronze arch of the Western Zhou Dynasty has the image of big Dou, and the copper scheme unearthed from the tomb of Zhongshan state in the Warring States period has Dou and 45° The image of an inclined arch
There are also a large number of Dougong images on the stone que, Ming ware, portrait stone and portrait brick in the Han Dynasty
It can be seen from the pottery buildings of Han Ming Dynasty unearthed in Gaoyi que of Han Dynasty, Mumashan of Sichuan Province and Gaotang of Shandong Province that there are bucket arches supporting purlins, beams or floor ground braces on the top of the column, and the bucket arches supporting eaves purlins at the outer end of the bucket beams, which are not connected with each other
After the Han Dynasty, Dougong was used between columns
At first, it was a kind of Dougong called herringbone arch in modern times, that is, a fork hand was set on the architrave, and a bucket was placed on it to support the eaves purlin
Whether from the perspective of art or technology, Dou Gong is enough to symbolize and represent the spirit and temperament of Chinese classical architecture Metal bucket arches are corrosion-resistant, long service life, maintenance free, fast construction, rich colors and not easy to fade
In modern society, people use metal bucket arches to replace wooden bucket arches
Fujian nangu company is a new type of ancient building decoration enterprise integrating design, R & D, production and sales
Its metal bucket arches are exported to home and abroad
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