(57) The invention relates to a box-like structure, for example a roof structure, having
a number of vertical, substantially right-angled walls comprising a number of elongate
louvred slats running parallel to one another, and a cover plate supported by these
walls.
The invention has for its object to give a box-like structure, for example a roof
structure, a form such that a great flexibility in dimensioning is achieved and that
the box-like structure can be assembled simply on site with the use of a minimal quantity
of very simple tools.
In this respect the invention generally proposes a box-like structure of the type
described characterized in that each of both end zones of each louvred slat is fixed
between two spacers, these spacers being arranged in two rows extending transversely
of the longitudinal direction of the louvred slats and being pressed towards one another
by pressure means.
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