JPH1061155A - Connecting structure for polywood panel - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To integrally connect woody fibers extending in a direction orthogonal to grooves with the use of adhesive, so as to enhance the connecting strength by the adhesive. SOLUTION: A polywood connection structure is composed of polywood panels 2 in which a plurality of veneer boards are superposed one upon another so as to cross their grains to one another, two adjacent polywood panels being made into contact with each other so that their grain extends in the same direction, and a groove are formed, spanning between the two adjacent polywood panels, and extending from the upper surfaces of the polywood panels 2 through a plurality of stacked veneers. Adhesive 4 is filled in the bottom part of the groove. The applying area of the adhesive 4 is determined in such a way that the bonding area which is applied to a side end face of a veneer 1 having grain extending in a direction orthogonal to the groove is wider than that applied to a side end face of a veneer having grain extending in parallel with the groove. Synthetic resin 5 having an elasticity is filled in the groove having the bottom part filled with the adhesive 4.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a plywood connection structure for joining plywood in which a plurality of layers of veneer are laminated such that their grain crosses each other.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, a plywood is constructed by stacking a plurality of layers of veneers 1 so that their grain crosses each other. A groove 3 extending from the surface to a plurality of lower layers is formed over both plywoods 2, and the bottom of the groove 3 is filled with an adhesive 4, and the groove 3 filled with the adhesive 4 in the bottom is made of a synthetic resin 5 having elasticity. Are known.
The veneer 1 located on the surface side of the plywood 2 is the decorative veneer 1. In this way, the plywood 2 is connected to form a floorboard, for example. When the plywood 2 is joined, the adhesive 4 filled into the bottom of the groove 3 is a hot-melt adhesive 4, and the hot-melt adhesive 4 is used. The plywood 2 is adhered by filling the bottom of the groove 3 with a system adhesive 4, and the synthetic resin 5 having elasticity such as urethane-based synthetic resin (that is, synthetic resin having elasticity after curing) is further filled in the groove 3. To connect the plywood 2, and the hot melt adhesive 4 is
The synthetic resin 5 having elasticity absorbs expansion and contraction of the plywood 2 with the synthetic resin 5 having elasticity, or is placed on a floor base material such as a slab. This is because, when it is placed, it can be deformed at the groove 3 to absorb the unevenness of the floor base material. Fill the bottom of the groove 3 with the hot melt adhesive 4 as described above,
The groove 3 is further filled with a synthetic resin 5 having elasticity,
In order to provide the connecting portion with a certain degree of deformability by means of the synthetic resin 5 having elasticity, when the two plywoods 2 are connected by the adhesive 4, the filling thickness of the adhesive 4 is made as small as possible.

Here, in the prior art, since the filling thickness of the adhesive 4 is thin, as shown in the figure, the bonding of the adhesive 4 to the side end surface of the veneer 1 whose grain direction is parallel to the groove 3 is performed. Area and
The side surface of the veneer 1 whose grain direction is orthogonal to the groove 3 and the adhesive area of the adhesive 4 are almost the same, and sometimes the side surface of the veneer 1 whose grain direction is parallel to the groove 3. The bonding area between the adhesive 4 and the side end surface of the veneer 1 whose grain direction is orthogonal to the groove 3 is smaller than the bonding area of the bonding agent 4 bonded to the adhesive 4.

[0004]

However, in the above conventional example, the area of the adhesive 4 to be bonded to the side end face of the plywood 2 whose grain direction is parallel to the groove 3, and the groove direction is the groove 3 The bonding area between the side edges of the veneer 1 and the adhesive 4 that are orthogonal to each other is almost the same, or the grain area is larger than the bonding area of the adhesive 4 that bonds to the side edges of the veneer 1 whose grain direction is parallel to the grooves 3. The direction is groove 3
That the bonding area between the side end face of the veneer 1 and the adhesive 4 that is orthogonal to the cut surface is small because the bonding area between the surface of the veneer 1 and the surface that is orthogonal to the grain direction at the cut end face is small. There is a problem that the strength is weak, and the wood fibers orthogonal to the grooves 3 are hard to be integrally connected by the adhesive 4, so that the bonding strength is reduced.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention has been made in view of the above-mentioned problems of the prior art, and a plywood in which wood fibers perpendicular to the grooves can be continuously connected together with an adhesive to improve the bonding strength of the adhesive. It is an object of the present invention to provide a connection structure.

[0006]

The plywood connection structure of the present invention comprises a plywood 2 in which a plurality of layers of veneer 1 are laminated so that their grain crosses each other. A groove 3 extending from the surface to a plurality of layers below the surface of both plywoods 2 is formed in the adjacent portion so as to be the same, and the bottom of the groove 3 is filled with an adhesive 4,
The application area of the adhesive 4 is set such that the grain direction is smaller than that of the adhesive area where the grain direction is bonded to the side end surface of the veneer 1 parallel to the groove 3.
And a groove 3 filled with an adhesive 4 and filled with an elastic synthetic resin 5 at the bottom thereof. is there.
With such a configuration, the wood fibers of the veneer 1 whose wood grain is orthogonal to the groove 3 are continuously integrated by the adhesive 4.

It is also preferable that the bottom of the groove 3 is formed in a single-layered single-layer portion whose grain direction is orthogonal to the groove 3, and the bottom of the groove 3 is an inclined surface 6. With such a configuration, when the adhesive 4 is securely filled with the simple configuration, the wood fibers of the veneer 1 whose wood grain is orthogonal to the groove 3 can be securely bonded to each other. .

[0008]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS The present invention will be described below based on embodiments shown in the accompanying drawings. The plywood 2 is configured by laminating a plurality of layers of veneer 1 such that their grain crosses. FIG.
In the embodiment shown in FIG. 5, five single plates 1 are stacked. Here, the plywood 2 has a narrow width,
The wood veneer direction of the veneer 1 on the front side is parallel to the longitudinal direction, and the veneer veneer 1 on this side is a decorative veneer. In the veneer 1 of the second layer from the top and the fourth layer from the top, the grain direction is perpendicular to the longitudinal direction, and the third layer from the top and the fifth layer from the top (that is, the bottom layer) The veneer direction of the veneer 1 is parallel to the longitudinal direction, similarly to the veneer 1 on the front side.

That is, the veneer 1 on the front side, the veneer 3 in the third layer from the top, and the veneer 5 in the fifth layer from the top are parallel veneers 1a. The veneer 1 of the fourth layer is a cross veneer 1b. The above-mentioned narrow long plywoods 2 are made adjacent to each other in the width direction, and they are joined to form a wooden building material A such as a flooring material. The plywood 2 has the same grain direction in each layer at the joint. In joining the adjacent plywoods 2 adjacent to each other in the width direction, grooves 3 extending from the surface to a plurality of lower layers are formed over both plywoods 2 in the adjacent portions. In this case, the grooves 3 are formed so as to extend from above the upper layer veneer 1 to the fourth layer veneer 1.

In forming the groove 3, the bottom of the groove 3 is substantially V
The inclined surface 6 is formed by inclining the bottom of the groove 3 so as to form a letter. This inclined surface 6 is substantially a single veneer cloth 1b.
It is configured to be formed in a part. The groove bottom of the groove 3 formed on the butting surface adjacent to the width direction of the plywood 2 is filled with a hot melt adhesive 4. When filling the hot-melt type adhesive 4, the application area of the adhesive 4 is set to the veneer 1 whose grain direction is parallel to the groove 3 (that is, the veneer 1).
Groove 3 is larger in the grain direction than the bonding area for bonding to the side end face of a).
Is applied so as to increase the bonding area to be bonded to the side end surface of the veneer 1 (that is, the veneer 1b) orthogonal to. Here, at the groove bottom of the groove 3, the cross veneer 1 b is formed by the inclined surface 6.
The bonding area of the adhesive 4 is surely adhered to the side end surface of the veneer 1 whose grain direction is parallel to the groove 3 (that is, the veneer 1a) even if the coating thickness of the adhesive 4 is thin. The bonding area for bonding to the side end surface of the veneer 1 whose wood grain direction is orthogonal to the groove 3 (that is, the veneer veneer 1b) can be larger than the bonding area to be bonded. Thus, the plywood 2 on both sides
Is bonded to the bottom of the groove 3 with an adhesive 4 filled therein. In this case, even if the thickness of the adhesive 4 is small, the area of the adhesive 4 to be applied can be surely reduced. Adhesive area to be bonded to the side end face of veneer 1 (that is, cross veneer 1b) whose grain direction is orthogonal to groove 3 than the adhesive area to be bonded to the side end face of veneer 1 parallel to 3 (that is, parallel veneer 1a) Is broadened, so that the bonding agent 4 can firmly bond the wood grain of the veneer 1 layer which is perpendicular to the groove 3 so that the wood fibers are continuous, and the bonding strength between the plywoods 2 is increased. Things.

Further, by forming the inclined surface 6 so that the groove bottom of the groove 3 has a V-shape, when the side ends of the plywood 2 on both sides abut against each other, the bottom of the groove 3 is displaced. Also, the adhesive 4 can be bonded to the single veneer cloth 1b of the plywood 2 on both sides in a wide area. As described above, the groove 3 in which the bottom of the groove 3 is filled with the adhesive 4 is filled with an elastic synthetic resin 5 such as urethane resin. The synthetic resin 5 having elasticity such as urethane resin has an adhesive 4
And both side surfaces are respectively attached to the side end surfaces of the plywood 2 on both sides constituting the side surfaces of the groove 3.

As described above, the hot-melt adhesive filled in the bottom of the groove 3 serves to join the plywoods 2 together, and the synthetic resin 5 having elasticity allows the plywoods 2 to expand and contract. Can be absorbed by the elastic synthetic resin 5 portion, or can be deformed by the groove portion in order to absorb irregularities of the floor base material when placed on a floor base material such as a slab.

In forming the groove 3, a groove corresponding to one half of the groove 3 is formed in advance at a side end of the plywood 2 and the side end of the plywood 2 is abutted to form the groove 3.
Alternatively, the grooves 3 may be formed by performing groove processing with the plywoods 2 abutting each other.

[0014]

According to the invention of claim 1 of the present invention, as described above, a plywood is formed by stacking a plurality of layers of veneer such that the grain crosses each other. Adjacent so that the directions are the same, forming a groove extending from the surface to a plurality of layers below the plywood in the adjacent portion at the adjacent portion, filling the bottom of the groove with an adhesive, and applying the adhesive application area to the wood grain. The groove in which the grain direction is larger than the bonding area bonded to the side end face of the veneer parallel to the groove and the bonding area bonded to the side end face of the veneer perpendicular to the groove, and the bottom is filled with an adhesive Because it is filled with elastic synthetic resin, it is firmly bonded to the surface of the veneer that is perpendicular to the grain direction, which is the rough surface at the cut end, and the wood fibers that are perpendicular to the grooves are united with an adhesive. Can be continuous, and as a result,
It is possible to improve the bonding strength by the adhesive.

According to the second aspect of the present invention, in addition to the effects of the first aspect of the present invention, the bottom of the groove is formed in a veneer layer portion whose grain direction is orthogonal to the groove. Since the bottom of the groove is formed as an inclined surface, the wood fibers can be securely bonded to each other in a single-layered wood layer whose grain is orthogonal to the groove when the adhesive is reliably filled with a simple configuration. Also, since it is an inclined surface, even if the groove formed by joining the plywood on both sides is misaligned between the plywood on both sides, the adhesive application area is surely increased, and the side end surface of the veneer whose grain direction is parallel to the groove It is possible to make the bonding area to be bonded to the side end face of the veneer whose grain direction is orthogonal to the groove larger than the bonding area to be bonded.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is an enlarged sectional view of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is an overall plan view of the same.

FIG. 3 is an enlarged sectional view of a conventional example.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Single plate 2 Plywood 3 Groove 4 Adhesive 5 Synthetic resin 6 Inclined surface

Claims (2)

[Claims] 1. A plywood comprising a plurality of layers of veneer laminated such that their grain crosses each other. Adjacent plywood is arranged so that the grain direction in each layer is the same. From the bottom to the bottom of this groove is filled with an adhesive, and the area of application of this adhesive is larger than the bonding area where the grain direction is bonded to the side end surface of the veneer parallel to the groove. A plywood characterized in that the bonding area for bonding to the side end surface of the veneer whose grain direction is orthogonal to the groove is wider, and the groove filled with adhesive is filled with an elastic synthetic resin at the bottom thereof. Connection structure. 2. The plywood connection structure according to claim 1, wherein the bottom of the groove is formed in a veneer layer part whose grain direction is orthogonal to the groove, and the bottom of the groove is an inclined surface.