EP1960611A1 - Holzbauelement zum aufbau von gebäudewänden - Google Patents
Holzbauelement zum aufbau von gebäudewändenInfo
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- EP1960611A1 EP1960611A1 EP06777061A EP06777061A EP1960611A1 EP 1960611 A1 EP1960611 A1 EP 1960611A1 EP 06777061 A EP06777061 A EP 06777061A EP 06777061 A EP06777061 A EP 06777061A EP 1960611 A1 EP1960611 A1 EP 1960611A1
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- the invention relates to a timber component for producing planar structures, in particular for the construction of erected building walls with approximately the same rectangular, approximately parallel aligned support plates, which are held by intermediate elements at a distance from each other and in projection normal to their major surfaces overlapping each other and between them a cavity cover, with approximately the same rectangular, approximately parallel to each other aligned wall panels mounted in projection normal to their major surfaces overlapping each other on the outer sides of the support plates and are about the same or slightly smaller than the support plates, both the support plates and the wall panels on the finished structure approximately horizontally oriented, mutually approximately parallel longitudinal edges and laterally on the finished structure have approximately vertically aligned, mutually approximately parallel up edges,
- the wall panels are arranged offset to the support plates with respect to their longitudinal edges and with respect to their edges so that by longitudinal edges and edges of the support plates on the one hand and by remote longitudinal edges and edges of the wall panels on the other hand limited exposed longitudinal edges and high edges of the support plates, the flanks of two approximately at right angles form to directed Patrizen- or spring profiles and that opposite, over longitudinal edges of the support plates protruding longitudinal edges of the wall panels and opposite, over edges of the support plates protruding high edges of the wall panels, the flanks of two approximately at right angles to each other directed Matrizen- or groove profiles approximately the same as the Patrizen - Form or spring profiles, which intermediate elements rod-like elongated supports, which are approximately parallel to each other and to the side edges of the support plates and the longitudinal edge s of the support plates aligned approximately vertically and with approximately the same distance distributed in the cavity between the support plates are arranged and whose length is approximately equal to the length of the side edges of support plates or wall panels, which arranged between the same two support plates and directly
- a timber component of the type mentioned has become known from DE 102 24 903 A1, WO 2003 102 325 A3 and EP 1 511 906.
- the invention is also a corner element for use in a kit and a building in conjunction with timber components of the type mentioned.
- the building according to the invention has corner elements and wood components in particular use with insulating materials.
- Timber components of the type mentioned are originally intended for buildings with particularly advantageous thermodynamic properties with respect to the heat and vapor permeability of their building walls. They can be produced with little economic effort on material and labor and have proven to be the best for the construction of buildings in areas with moderate hazards.
- Special influences of the Earth's movement (tectonics), the weather, the industry and the traffic or warlike shocks, for example, threats of earthquakes, ingress of water, hurricanes or tornadoes and arbitrarily brought about Operations in the environment require special properties that have been able to realize structures of the type mentioned initially only conditionally and only with considerable economic effort.
- the invention is now the general object of the invention to provide buildings that can be built with little economic effort, permanently meet high building physics requirements and in particular to withstand the aforementioned hazards.
- a particular object of the invention is to further develop the known wood component without loss of its advantageous properties, that it can be connected to wooden components of the same kind without special economic effort of material and labor in building walls, the action of large forces in all directions , In particular, the action of large shear forces in the direction along the building walls resist.
- the essential inventive features are that the uprights of the support plates approximately parallel aligned and approximately equal columns are evenly offset with respect to the longitudinal edges of the support plates, with their spring profiles along their edge sides partially in engage the same length of opposite grooves on the support plates and so partially connect the opposing support plates together that the supports have about the same length free end pieces with equal length free spring profiles that protrude evenly over a first of two longitudinal end faces of the opposing support plates out, which longitudinal end faces are each bounded by the two closest longitudinal edges of the support plates, and that the spring profiles on the edge sides of the supports approximately opposite grooves, preferably dovetail grooves in the support plate n have free end pieces, which from a second of the two longitudinal end faces of each other lying support plates from and are intended to record the finished structure in each case the free spring profile, preferably the dovetail profile of the free end pieces of supports of an adjacent timber component of the same kind.
- the support plates of a single timber component according to the invention are therefore not as firmly connected to each other as the support plates of the known and previously used timber component prior to its inventive development.
- the required strength between the support plates of a timber component according to the invention arises in connection with adjacent identical timber components in finished building walls in that protrude into the cavity of a timber component, the free end of the supports of an adjacent timber component and the free spring profiles on the free end pieces of the supports adjacent timber element engage in the free end pieces of the opposite grooves on the support plates of a timber component. If spring and groove on supports or support plates have a dovetail profile, the solid connection between opposing support plates is formed without the use of glue.
- wood components without special facilities can indeed install individual installation channels for electricity, gas, fresh and waste water, telecommunications or the like during the construction of buildings and finally embed in insulating materials, if such installation channels scheduled in good time before the construction of the structures are.
- most installations are planned only after the construction of the structures and must then be attached to the outer sides of the support plates covering wall panels and covered by another plaster wall.
- the solution to the problem regarding permanent installation spaces is that between the columns approximately parallel to the support plates aligned intermediate walls are used, which have approximately horizontally aligned longitudinal edges and vertically oriented edges on the finished structure and both sides along their vertical edges on the mutually facing support walls the supports are held.
- These partitions are to face inner support plates and wall panels Separate installation spaces with shallow depth of outer support plates and wall panels facing isolation rooms, the outer support plates and wall plates are facing and have great depth.
- the intermediate walls are formed with high edges running along their edges, which are intended to engage in grooves on the support walls of the supports.
- the grooves on the retaining walls should expediently have an opening width in the range of 3 to 8 millimeters for receiving the high edges of partitions of wood fiber boards. You should also expedient from an inner support plate a distance of 20 to 30 millimeters, preferably from 20 to 25 millimeters, and from an outer support plate at a distance of 150 to 250 millimeters, preferably about 200 millimeters.
- the partition walls arranged in this way do not interfere with the construction of a building wall by assembling the timber components. A complete demarcation of installation rooms compared to isolation rooms, however, arises so only by the connection of the timber components together to form a finished building wall.
- Wood structural elements according to the invention can be used to particular advantage commercially in connection with particularly adapted corner elements whose essential inventive features are indicated in the appended claims 7 and 8.
- Another particularly advantageous use of wooden construction elements according to the invention consists in a building having the features according to the invention according to appended claims 9 and 10.
- Figure 1 a detail of the perspective view of an inventive
- Figure 2 is a front view of a timber component of the type according to Figure 1 in the direction normal to the main surfaces of wall panels and support plates .;
- Figure 3 the side view of a first embodiment of the invention
- Figure 5 the top view of a timber component of the type according to Figures 1 to 4 with inserted partitions to the department of installation spaces opposite
- Figure 6 the view of a cross section through a corner element for use in a kit according to the invention and a building according to the invention together with timber components of the type according to Figures 1 to 5 and
- FIG. 7 shows a section from the front view of the echo component according to FIG. 6.
- the wooden components shown in Figures 1 to 5 have two support plates 1 and 2, which are approximately the same area rectangular, approximately parallel to each other, spaced apart and in projection normal to their major surfaces are arranged overlapping each other.
- Flat rectangular, in projection normal to their major surfaces each other covering wall plates 3 and 4 are attached to each one of the outer major surfaces of the support plates.
- the wall panels have major surfaces that are equal to or slightly smaller than the major surfaces of the support plates. Both the support plates and the wall panels have on the finished structure about horizontally aligned, mutually approximately parallel longitudinal edges and laterally on the finished structure about vertically aligned, mutually approximately parallel edges.
- the wall panels are offset relative to the support plates arranged such that each approximately parallel longitudinal edges of the support plates and wall plates on the one hand limit a free longitudinal edge 5 on the outer surfaces of the support plates and on the other hand, a free longitudinal edge 6 on the inner surfaces of the wall panels.
- the wall panels relative to the support plates are also offset such that mutually approximately parallel edges of the support plates and wall plates on the one hand limit a free high edge 7 on the outer surfaces of the support plates and on the other hand, a free high edge 8 on the inner surfaces of the wall panels.
- the support plates 1 and 2 of the timber components shown in Figures 1 to 5 are held by four rod-like elongated supports 9 at a distance from each other.
- the supports are approximately parallel to each other and to the side edges of the support plates and to the Longitudinal edges of the support plates are approximately vertically aligned and arranged in a row at equal distances from each other. These distances determine a grid, which is again made by the sum of the distances between the two outer columns in the row to their nearest vertical edges of the support plates.
- the supports 9 have a straight center profile with a substantially rectangular cross section and form between the support plates approximately at right angles thereto aligned support walls 10, which divide the cavity between the support plates in chambers of approximately the same length and width. At these support walls can be provided to the support plates approximately parallel aligned dovetail grooves 11, are used in the drawing not shown latch for connecting adjacent timber components.
- the supports 9 have along their edge sides dovetail profiles 12 which engage approximately equal dovetail grooves 13 on the inner surfaces of the support plates 1 and 2 and thus form a two-fold positive connection between supports and support plates.
- FIGS. 1 to 3 of the drawings show that the supports 9, which are approximately parallel to the edges of the support plates 1 and 2 and approximately of the same length, are arranged uniformly offset with respect to the longitudinal edges of the support plates 1 and 2 with their dovetail profiles 12 engage along their edge sides only partially in the same length equal opposite Schwalbenschwanznuten 13 to the support plates and so connect the opposing support plates only partially together.
- the supports have about the same length free end pieces with equal long free dovetail profiles, which protrude evenly over an upper, limited by the upper longitudinal edges of the support plates longitudinal end face 14.
- de support plates remain the same length end pieces of the dovetail grooves 13 on the inner surfaces of the support plates free.
- These end pieces of these end pieces are accessible from a lower, limited by the lower longitudinal edges of the support plates longitudinal end face 15 and intended to receive the free dovetail profiles of the free end pieces of supports adjacent timber components in the composite of a finished building wall.
- the embodiment of Figure 4 differs from that of Figures 1 to 3, characterized in that the supports 9 are arranged with respect to the longitudinal edges of the support plates 1 and 2 not offset upwards but down. Accordingly, their free end pieces with the free dovetail profiles do not protrude beyond the upper longitudinal end face 14 but beyond the lower longitudinal end face 15 and the free end pieces of the dovetail grooves 13 are accessible from the upper longitudinal end face 14.
- This modified embodiment has the advantage that the free end pieces of the supports and their free dovetail profiles are protected between the free longitudinal edges 6 of the wall panels, which protrude beyond the lower longitudinal edges of the support plates.
- the timber component shown in Figure 5 has approximately rectangularly shaped partitions 16 which are inserted between the supports 9 and approximately parallel to the support plates 1 and 2 are aligned and have approximately horizontally aligned longitudinal edges and vertically aligned edges on the finished structure.
- the longitudinal edges of the partitions are longer by the width of two high edges than the free distance between two columns. These high edges along the edges of the intermediate walls protrude into opposite grooves 17, which are located in the support walls 10 of the supports. Due to the connection between high edges and grooves, the intermediate walls are fixed to the supports between the support plates and separate installation spaces 18 shallow depth of isolation rooms 19 large depth.
- the partition walls 16 of the timber component of Figure 5 are preferably made of wood fiber boards.
- the grooves 17 on the support walls 10 preferably have an opening width in the range of 3 to 8 millimeters.
- the depth of the installation rooms is according to the distance of the grooves of the one support plate 20 to 30 millimeters, preferably 20 to 25 millimeters.
- the isolation spaces have a depth of 150 to 250 millimeters, preferably of about 200 millimeters.
- the corner member shown in Figures 6 and 7 of the drawings consists of having a roughly square cross-sectioned column 20 consisting essentially of two oppositely facing front panels 21 and 22 and two opposing side panels 23 and 24 preferably of wood material is and contains an isolation space 25 for receiving insulation material between the plates.
- the front panels are about a width equal to the distance between the support plates of a timber component connected by supports between the outer surfaces of the support plates.
- the side panels are wider than the front panels and project beyond the outer surface of one front panel 21 at least on one side with exposed high edges 26.
- the width of the exposed high edges 26 of the side plates is approximately equal to the width of the exposed high edges 7, 8 on the outer surfaces of the support plates 1, 2 of a timber component.
- connection post 27 is attached at the first front panel 21 in the middle between the exposed high edges 26 of the side panels.
- This post has an approximately rectangular cross-section with a cross-sectional length approximately equal to the distance of the interconnected support plates of a timber component measured between the inner surfaces of the support plates.
- a second connecting post 28 is attached on the one side plate 23 in the middle between the finished structure about vertically aligned edges of the column with dimensions approximately equal to the dimensions of the first connecting post.
- the connection posts extend along the edges of the support plates of adjacent timber components. They protrude into the cavity between the support plates and thus positively connect the adjacent timber components with the corner component.
- the lower ends of the connecting posts 27 and 28 have a distance from the lower end of the column 20 approximately equal to the width of the free longitudinal edges 5 and 6 on the outer sides of the support plates 1 and 2 and on the inner sides of the wall plates 3 and 4.
- These sleepers have a width approximately equal to the distance between the wall plates (3, 4) of a timber component, which are interconnected by supports, between the inner surfaces of the wall panels.
- Their height is approximately equal to the width of the free longitudinal edges 5 and 6 on the outer surfaces of the support plates (1, 2) and on the inner surfaces of the wall panels (3, 4) of a timber component.
- These thresholds are to be designed and fixed at a finished structure on a foundation floor approximately at right angles to each other. Their directed towards a corner of the building ends can be located under the lower ends of the connecting posts 27 and 28 of a Eckbauelements and support these posts. They are also intended, for example, in wooden construction elements of the embodiment according to Figures 1 to 3 and 5 to fill the space between the wall panels and the lower longitudinal end faces 15 of the support plates support the support plates and so form the bottom of the finished building timber elements with the foundation floor and to connect non-positively.
- ground sleepers can also extend between the support plates (1, 2) up to the lower ends of the supports 9 raised from the longitudinal end faces 15 and divert vertical forces from the supports to the foundation floor.
- Timber components of the embodiment of Figure 4 require the use of sleepers with special cross-sectional profile of finished structures. Although such thresholds are not shown here but close to the expert due to the explanations of the thresholds 29 and 30 in thought.
- Timber components and corner elements according to the invention are used for the manufacture of structures by the invention that in the insulation of Eckbauium and wooden components first insulating materials used under the influence of weather and vibration variable volume or poured or blown or stuffed with reduction of the volume and that at least one permanently elastic second insulating material with as constant as possible elasticity and under pressure elastically variable volume under and / or between and / or is arranged above the first insulating materials.
- the second insulating material compensates for leakage of insulating material elsewhere, thus preventing the formation of thermal bridges through insulating spaces without filling with insulating material.
- Particularly ecological needs can advantageously be satisfied by using organic natural materials, preferably wood chips or wood shavings, and mineral materials, preferably ground minerals or granules such as clays, sands and / or pebbles, as the insulating material.
- organic natural materials preferably wood chips or wood shavings
- mineral materials preferably ground minerals or granules such as clays, sands and / or pebbles
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EP06777061A EP1960611B1 (de) | 2005-12-13 | 2006-08-24 | Holzbauelement zum aufbau von gebäudewänden |
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PCT/EP2005/013330 WO2007068267A1 (de) | 2005-12-13 | 2005-12-13 | Holzbauelement zum aufbau von gebäudewänden |
DE102006016838A DE102006016838A1 (de) | 2005-12-13 | 2006-04-07 | Bauwerk insbesondere für gefährdete Gebiete |
PCT/EP2006/008324 WO2007068297A1 (de) | 2005-12-13 | 2006-08-24 | Holzbauelement zum aufbau von gebäudewänden |
EP06777061A EP1960611B1 (de) | 2005-12-13 | 2006-08-24 | Holzbauelement zum aufbau von gebäudewänden |
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EP1960611A1 true EP1960611A1 (de) | 2008-08-27 |
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