JPH0243435A - Heat insulation construction and heat insulation material used therefor - Google Patents
Heat insulation construction and heat insulation material used thereforInfo
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Abstract
Description
【発明の詳細な説明】
〔産業上の利用分野〕
この発明は建築物、特に木造建築物における床、壁、屋
根等における断熱工法、及びそれに使用する断熱材に関
するものである。DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION [Industrial Application Field] The present invention relates to a method for insulating floors, walls, roofs, etc. of buildings, particularly wooden buildings, and a heat insulating material used therein.
屋内と屋外の断熱を図るために、床板や壁板等の表面板
の裏面に断熱材としてポリスチレン系発泡板等を配する
ことが採用されている。このような断熱材は、例えば床
であれば、構造材である根太間の幅に合わせて長方形に
切断したものを配するものである。In order to achieve thermal insulation between indoors and outdoors, it has been adopted to place polystyrene foam boards or the like as a heat insulating material on the back side of surface boards such as floorboards and wallboards. For example, in the case of a floor, such a heat insulating material is cut into a rectangle to match the width between the structural joists.
このような断熱材で重要なことは断熱材と表面板間の隙
間をなくして、冷気の通りを防止することにある。この
ために断熱材の屋内側面と構造材の屋内側面が面一とな
るようにして、これら屋内側面にぴったり接するように
表面板を張設して断熱材と表面板間の隙間をなくしてい
た。The important thing about such insulation is to eliminate the gap between the insulation and the surface plate to prevent cold air from passing through. For this purpose, the indoor side of the insulation material and the indoor side of the structural material were flush with each other, and the top plate was stretched so that it was in close contact with these indoor sides, eliminating the gap between the insulation material and the top plate. .
この構造材と断熱材を面一にするための方法として実開
昭５９−５４６４５号公報に記載された考案が開示され
ている。該考案は根太等の構造材に受は具を取付け、こ
の受は具の構造材から張出した部分上に断熱材を載せて
構造材表面と断熱材表面を面一にするものである。Japanese Utility Model Application Publication No. 59-54645 discloses a method for making the structural material and the heat insulating material flush with each other. In this invention, a support is attached to a structural member such as a joist, and a heat insulating material is placed on the part of the support that protrudes from the structural material, so that the surface of the structural material and the surface of the heat insulating material are flush with each other.
上記のような構成であると、受は具の精度や断熱材の精
度に誤差があると、表面板と断熱材との間に隙間が生じ
ることがある。すなわち単に受は真上に断熱板の端を載
せるだけの構造であり、断熱板を表面板に圧着する構成
は何ら採用されていないからである。With the above configuration, if there is an error in the precision of the receiver or the heat insulating material, a gap may occur between the top plate and the heat insulating material. In other words, the structure is such that the end of the heat insulating plate is simply placed directly above the receiver, and no structure is adopted in which the heat insulating plate is crimped onto the surface plate.
また受は具の取付けと断熱板の載置という二段階の作業
を行うという繁雑さがある。In addition, the receiver is a complicated two-step process: attaching the fixture and placing the heat insulating board.
この発明は以上のような課題を解決するためになされた
もので、表面板と断熱材との隙間を生じさせず、簡単に
作業を行うことができる断熱工法及びそれに使用する断
熱材を提供することを目的とする。This invention was made to solve the above-mentioned problems, and provides an insulation construction method that does not create a gap between the surface plate and the insulation material and allows easy work, and a insulation material used therein. The purpose is to
この発明にかかる断熱工法は、複数枚の板状断熱材単体
を可撓性及び延伸性を有する吊材によって連結したもの
を使用するものである。The insulation construction method according to the present invention uses a plurality of plate-shaped insulation materials connected by hanging materials having flexibility and extensibility.
左右に隣り合わせた複数枚の板状断熱材単体（ユニット
）の各間に、可撓性及び延伸性を有する所定幅の吊材を
掛け渡す。各吊材を建物の棒状構造材に引掛けて、板状
断熱材単体は各隣り合う棒状構造材間に配する。この板
状断熱材単体表面に表面板を重ねて押圧する。吊材を延
伸させながら板状断熱材単体と棒状構造材の表面を面一
にして、板状断熱材単体に表面板を密着させる。A hanging material having a predetermined width and having flexibility and extensibility is stretched between each of a plurality of plate-shaped heat insulating materials (units) adjacent to each other on the left and right sides. Each hanging member is hooked onto a rod-shaped structural member of the building, and a single plate-shaped insulating material is placed between each adjacent rod-shaped structural member. A surface plate is stacked and pressed on the surface of this plate-shaped heat insulating material. While stretching the hanging material, the surfaces of the plate-shaped heat insulating material alone and the rod-shaped structural material are flush with each other, and the surface plate is brought into close contact with the plate-like heat insulating material alone.
この発明にかかる断熱材は、左右に隣り合わせた複数枚
の板状断熱材単体の各間に、可撓性及び延伸性を有する
所定幅の吊材を掛けて、複数枚の板状断熱材単体を一体
化したものである。In the heat insulating material according to the present invention, a hanging material having a predetermined width having flexibility and extensibility is hung between each of a plurality of single plate-like heat insulating materials adjacent to each other on the left and right. It is an integrated system.
前記板状断熱材単体は、ポリスチレン系発泡体、ポリエ
チレン系発泡体、ポリウレタン系発泡体、インシュレー
ションボード、グラスウール又はロックウールによって
形成する。吊材はポリエチレン、エチレン酢ビ共重合体
、エチレン−アクリル酸エステル共重合体、エチレン−
アクリル酸共重合体、その他のエチレン系共重合体、ポ
リプロピレン、軟質ポリ塩化ビニル。The plate-shaped heat insulating material alone is formed of polystyrene foam, polyethylene foam, polyurethane foam, insulation board, glass wool, or rock wool. Hanging materials are polyethylene, ethylene-vinyl acetate copolymer, ethylene-acrylic acid ester copolymer, and ethylene-vinyl acetate copolymer.
Acrylic acid copolymers, other ethylene copolymers, polypropylene, flexible polyvinyl chloride.
アイオノマー樹脂、ポリウレタン、天然ゴム又は合成ゴ
ムから成るフィルム又はシート状材によって形成する。It is formed from a film or sheet material made of ionomer resin, polyurethane, natural rubber, or synthetic rubber.
吊材には孔又はスリットを形成することもできる。Holes or slits can also be formed in the hanging material.
隣り合う板状断熱材単体の吊材の幅は、棒状構造材の幅
と板状断熱材単体の厚さの２倍との和よりも小さくする
。吊材は板状断熱材単体の一表面と連続するよう取付け
ることもできる。The width of the hanging members of adjacent plate-shaped heat insulating materials is made smaller than the sum of the width of the rod-shaped structural member and twice the thickness of the plate-shaped heat insulating materials. The hanging material can also be attached so as to be continuous with one surface of the single plate-shaped heat insulating material.
吊材は、板状断熱材単体の長手方向全長に連続して取付
けてもよいし、全長のうち一部に取付けてもよい。The hanging material may be attached continuously to the entire longitudinal length of a single plate-shaped heat insulating material, or may be attached to a portion of the entire length.
吊材は、板状断熱材単体の一表面の幅方向全長に連続さ
せて貼着し、そのまま続けて隣り合う板状単体間に掛け
てもよい。The hanging material may be continuously attached to the entire length in the width direction of one surface of the single plate-shaped heat insulating material, and then hung between adjacent plate-shaped single bodies.
表面板を板状断熱材単体に押圧して、吊材を延伸させな
がら表面板に板状断熱材単体を密着させ、隙間を無くす
。The surface plate is pressed against the plate-shaped heat insulating material alone, and the plate-shaped heat insulating material alone is brought into close contact with the surface plate while stretching the hanging material to eliminate gaps.
吊材の孔又はスリットによって延伸性が良好になる。The holes or slits in the hanging material provide good stretchability.
以下、図に示す床の断熱施工とそれに用いる断熱材の一
実施例に基づきこの発明の詳細な説明する。EMBODIMENT OF THE INVENTION Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in detail based on an example of floor insulation construction and a heat insulating material used therein as shown in the drawings.
第１図において１は方形板体状の板状断熱材単体である
。板状断熱材単体１の材質としては押出発泡ポリスチレ
ン（商品名スタイロフォームＩＢ：ダウ化工株式会社製
）を使用する。In FIG. 1, reference numeral 1 denotes a single plate-shaped heat insulating material in the form of a rectangular plate. As the material of the plate-shaped heat insulating material unit 1, extruded polystyrene foam (trade name: Styrofoam IB, manufactured by Dow Chemical Co., Ltd.) is used.
板状断熱材単体１は複数枚が吊材２によって連結されて
いる。吊材２は延伸性及び可撓性を有するポリエチレン
を使用する。A plurality of individual plate-shaped heat insulating materials 1 are connected by hanging members 2. The hanging material 2 is made of stretchable and flexible polyethylene.
前記板状断熱材単体１は巾２５８ｍ＋、長さ９１０■、
厚さ２０ｍのものを使用し、吊材２の左右の板状断熱材
単体１，１間に掛け渡した巾Ｗ１は８０ｍとする。The plate-shaped insulation material 1 has a width of 258 m+ and a length of 910 cm.
A material with a thickness of 20 m is used, and the width W1 extending between the left and right plate-shaped heat insulating materials 1, 1 of the hanging material 2 is 80 m.
第１図に示す実施例は板状断熱材単体１の一表面全面の
幅方向全長に連続させて貼着してあリ、そのまま続けて
隣り合う板状断熱材単体１間に掛け渡して、その板状断
熱材単体１の一表面全面にも貼着しである。すなわち−
枚の連続するフィルム状の吊材２に、適宜間隔離して板
状断熱材単体１が貼着しであるもので、吊材２は、隣り
合う板状断熱材単体１．１の各−表面と連続している。In the embodiment shown in FIG. 1, the plate-shaped heat insulating material unit 1 is adhered continuously over the entire width direction of the entire surface of the plate-shaped heat insulating material unit 1. It is also pasted on the entire surface of the single plate-shaped heat insulating material 1. That is -
The plate-shaped insulating material units 1 are attached to a continuous film-like hanging material 2 at appropriate intervals, and the hanging material 2 is attached to each side of the adjacent plate-shaped insulating material units 1.1. It is continuous.
この場合、隣り合う板状断熱材単体１．１間の吊材２の
幅ｗ、は、第５図に示すように後に述べる根太等の棒状
構造材の幅ｗ２と板状断熱材単体１の厚さもの２倍との
和よりも小さ（しである。具体的にはＷ２は４５備であ
り、これに板状断熱材単体１の厚さの２倍４０ＩＩＩ１
１を加えると８５閣になり、前記したようにＷＩは、こ
れより小さい８０飾となっている。In this case, the width w of the hanging material 2 between adjacent plate-shaped insulation units 1.1 is the width w2 of the rod-shaped structural members such as joists, which will be described later, and the width of the plate-shaped insulation units 1, as shown in FIG. It is smaller than the sum of twice the thickness. Specifically, W2 is 45 mm, and this is 40 III 1, which is twice the thickness of the plate-shaped insulation material 1.
If you add 1, you get 85 kaku, and as mentioned above, WI is smaller than this with 80 kakashi.
以上のように吊材２によって複数枚の板状断熱材単体ｌ
を連結して断熱材Ａを構成する。As described above, multiple plate-shaped insulation materials can be separated by hanging material 2.
are connected to form the heat insulating material A.
このような断熱材Ａを使用して床の断熱を施工する場合
を説明する。A case where floor insulation is performed using such a heat insulating material A will be explained.
第１図及び第６図に示すのは、大引き３上に棒状構造材
である複数本の根太４が適宜間隔離して載置されている
。この根太４間に板状断熱材単体１を配設していり、（
第６図）このとき吊材２を貼着した面を下面にして、各
吊材２を各根太４上に引掛けて、板状断熱材単体１を吊
下げていく。（第７図）既に述べたように吊材２の輻Ｗ
、は、根太４の幅Ｗ２と板状断熱材単体２の厚さもの２
倍よりも小さいため、板状断熱材単体２上面は根太４上
面よりも浮き上がることになる。As shown in FIGS. 1 and 6, a plurality of joists 4, which are rod-shaped structural members, are placed on a joist 3 at appropriate intervals. A single plate-shaped insulation material 1 is placed between these joists 4,
(Fig. 6) At this time, each hanging material 2 is hooked onto each joist 4 with the surface to which the hanging material 2 is attached facing downward, and the plate-shaped heat insulating material unit 1 is suspended. (Fig. 7) As already mentioned, the convergence W of the hanging material 2
, is the width W2 of the joist 4 and the thickness 2 of the plate-shaped insulation material 2
Since it is smaller than twice that, the upper surface of the plate-shaped heat insulating material 2 will rise above the upper surface of the joists 4.
端に位置する板状断熱材単体１の吊材２を根太４の上面
に接着剤、釘５等によって止める。The hanging member 2 of the plate-shaped heat insulating material unit 1 located at the end is fixed to the upper surface of the joist 4 with adhesive, nails 5, etc.
（第８図）
以上の板状断熱材単体１上に表面板である床材６を載せ
、押圧する。吊材２は延伸性を有しており、延びるため
、板状断熱材単体１は押し下げられて根太４の上面と面
一になる。この状態で床材６を固定する。（第９図）吊
材２は延伸性を有するため、その張力によって板状断熱
材単体１を引張り上げ、床材６下面に密着させて隙間が
生じない。(FIG. 8) A floor material 6, which is a surface plate, is placed on the plate-shaped heat insulating material unit 1 and pressed. Since the hanging material 2 has extensibility and extends, the plate-shaped heat insulating material 1 is pushed down and becomes flush with the upper surface of the joist 4. The flooring material 6 is fixed in this state. (FIG. 9) Since the hanging material 2 has stretchability, its tension pulls up the plate-shaped heat insulating material 1 and brings it into close contact with the lower surface of the floor material 6, so that no gap is created.
この発明は以上の構成を有するが、その他断熱材Ａとし
ては様々な構成が採用できる。例えば第３図或いは第４
図に示すように孔７又はスリット８を形成して、床材２
の延伸性を良好にしてもよい。Although the present invention has the above configuration, various other configurations can be adopted as the heat insulating material A. For example, Figure 3 or 4
As shown in the figure, holes 7 or slits 8 are formed in the flooring material 2.
The stretchability may be improved.
第１０図に示すのは板状断熱材単体１．１間の長手方向
全長の一部に吊材２を貼着した場合であって、短尺のテ
ープ状床材２を適宜間隔離して貼着したものである。Fig. 10 shows a case in which a hanging material 2 is attached to a part of the entire length in the longitudinal direction between the single plate-shaped heat insulating materials 1.1, and a short tape-shaped flooring material 2 is attached with appropriate separation. This is what I did.
第１１図に示すのは板状断熱材単体１．１間の長手方向
全長に長尺のテープ状吊材２を貼着したものである。What is shown in FIG. 11 is a case in which a long tape-like hanging material 2 is pasted along the entire length in the longitudinal direction between the single plate-like heat insulating materials 1.1.
第１２図は長尺のテープ状の吊材２を板状断熱材単体１
の幅方向に連続して貼着し、そのまま延して板状断熱材
単体１，１間に掛け渡してもよい。Figure 12 shows a long tape-shaped hanging material 2 as a single plate-shaped insulating material 1.
It is also possible to adhere the heat insulating material continuously in the width direction of the heat insulating material and extend it as it is to span between the single plate-shaped heat insulating materials 1 and 1.
第１３図に示すのは板状断熱材単体１の側面に吊材２を
貼着した場合である。FIG. 13 shows a case where a hanging material 2 is attached to the side surface of a single plate-shaped heat insulating material 1. In FIG.
また吊材２の材料としては、合成ゴム等のゴム系材料も
採用できる。Furthermore, as the material for the hanging material 2, rubber-based materials such as synthetic rubber can also be used.
以上の実施例は床の断熱について説明したが、その仕壁
や屋根・天井の断熱についても本発明は実施できる。Although the above embodiments have been explained regarding the insulation of the floor, the present invention can also be applied to the insulation of partition walls, roofs, and ceilings.
■ 可撓性及び延伸性を有する吊材を板状断熱材単体間
に掛け渡し、各吊材を棒状構造材に引掛けて、表面板を
重ねて押圧し、吊材を延伸させながら表面板に板状断熱
材単体を密着させるものである。■ Flexible and stretchable hanging materials are strung between individual plate-shaped insulation materials, each hanging material is hooked to a rod-shaped structural material, and the surface plates are overlapped and pressed, and the surface plates are stretched while the hanging materials are stretched. The plate-shaped heat insulating material is adhered to the
従って極めて容易に断熱材を配設することができるとと
もに、表面板と板状断熱材単体間の隙間を無くして、断
熱効果を良好にすることができる。Therefore, the heat insulating material can be disposed extremely easily, and the gap between the surface plate and the single plate-shaped heat insulating material can be eliminated, thereby improving the heat insulating effect.
＠ 断熱材は、複数枚の板状断熱材単体を吊材によって
一体化したため、複数枚を一度に配設でき、施工を簡略
化できる。@ The insulation material is made by integrating multiple plate-shaped insulation materials with hanging materials, so multiple sheets can be installed at once, simplifying construction.
θ 吊材に孔又はスリットを形成することによって、延
伸性は更に良好になる。θ By forming holes or slits in the hanging material, the stretchability becomes even better.
Ｏ隣り合う板状断熱材単体の吊材の幅を棒状構造材の幅
と板状断熱材単体の厚さの２倍との和よりも小さくし、
板状断熱材単体の一表面と連続するよう取付けることに
よって、棒状構造材上に吊材を引掛けて、確実に吊材を
延伸させることができる。OThe width of the hanging material of the adjacent plate-shaped insulation material is made smaller than the sum of the width of the rod-shaped structural material and twice the thickness of the plate-shaped insulation material alone,
By attaching it so as to be continuous with one surface of a single plate-shaped heat insulating material, the hanging material can be hooked onto the rod-shaped structural material and the hanging material can be reliably stretched.
■ 吊材は板状断熱材単体の一表面の幅方向全長に連続
させて貼着し、そのまま続けて隣り合う板状断熱材単体
間に掛け渡すことにより、吊材によって板状断熱材単体
の幅方向中間部まで持ち上げることができ、表面板に密
着させることができる。■ By attaching the hanging material continuously to the entire widthwise length of one surface of a single plate-shaped insulation material, and continuing to extend it between adjacent plate-shaped insulation materials, the hanging material can be attached to the entire width of one surface of a single plate-shaped insulation material. It can be lifted up to the middle part in the width direction and can be brought into close contact with the top plate.
第１図はこの発明の断熱工法の一実施例の斜視図、第２
図は断熱材の斜視図、第３図及び第４図は断熱材の一実
施例の斜視図、第５図は断熱材を棒状構造材に掛けた状
態の断面図、第６図〜第９図はこの発明の施工順序断面
図、第１０図〜第１２図は断熱材の他の実施例の斜視図
、第１３図は断熱材の他の実施例の一部側面図である。
Ａ・・・断熱材、１・・・板状断熱材単体、２・・・吊
材、３・・・大引き、４・・・根太（棒状構造材）、５
・・・釘、６・・・床材（表面板）、７・・・孔、訃・
・スリット。Figure 1 is a perspective view of one embodiment of the insulation method of this invention, Figure 2
The figure is a perspective view of the heat insulating material, FIGS. 3 and 4 are perspective views of an example of the heat insulating material, FIG. 5 is a sectional view of the heat insulating material hung on a rod-shaped structural member, and FIGS. 6 to 9 The drawings are sectional views of the construction sequence of the present invention, FIGS. 10 to 12 are perspective views of another embodiment of the heat insulating material, and FIG. 13 is a partial side view of another embodiment of the heat insulating material. A...Insulating material, 1...Plate-shaped insulating material alone, 2...Hanging material, 3...Large pull, 4... Joist (rod-shaped structural material), 5
... Nail, 6... Floor material (surface board), 7... Hole, butt.
·slit.
Claims (2)
間に、可撓性及び延伸性を有する所定幅の吊材を掛け渡
し、この各吊材を建物の棒状構造材に引掛けて、板状断
熱材単体は各隣り合う棒状構造材間に配し、この板状断
熱材単体表面に表面板を重ねて押圧し、吊材を延伸させ
ながら板状断熱材単体と棒状構造材の表面を面一にして
、表面板に板状断熱材単体を密着させることを特徴とす
る断熱工法。(1) A flexible and extensible hanging material of a predetermined width is stretched between each of the plurality of plate-shaped insulation materials adjacent to each other on the left and right, and each hanging material is hooked to the rod-shaped structural material of the building. Then, the single plate-shaped insulation material is placed between each adjacent rod-shaped structural member, and the surface plate is stacked and pressed on the surface of this single plate-shaped insulation material, and while the hanging material is stretched, the single plate-shaped insulation material and the rod-shaped structural material are separated. An insulation construction method characterized by closely adhering a plate-shaped insulation material to a face plate with the surface flush with the surface.
間に、所定間隔を設けて可撓性及び延伸性を有する所定
幅の吊材を掛けて、複数枚の板状断熱材単体を一体化し
たことを特徴とする断熱材。(2) Hanging materials of a predetermined width that are flexible and extensible are hung at predetermined intervals between each of the plurality of single plate-shaped insulation materials adjacent to each other on the left and right, and the plurality of single plate-shaped insulation materials are A heat insulating material characterized by integrating.
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