EP3108072B1 - Panneaux d'isolation et paroi d'isolation assemblée à partir de tels panneaux - Google Patents

Panneaux d'isolation et paroi d'isolation assemblée à partir de tels panneaux Download PDF

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EP3108072B1
EP3108072B1 EP14714349.9A EP14714349A EP3108072B1 EP 3108072 B1 EP3108072 B1 EP 3108072B1 EP 14714349 A EP14714349 A EP 14714349A EP 3108072 B1 EP3108072 B1 EP 3108072B1
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  • the present invention relates to an insulation wall for a wall of a building, wherein the insulation wall is composed of interconnected insulation plates, and wherein the insulation wall is arranged for limiting and draining away moisture penetrating between the insulation plates of the insulation wall.
  • the invention further relates to insulation plates that can be interconnected for constructing an insulation wall, wherein the insulation plates are arranged in such a way that the insulation wall constructed from the interconnected insulation plate can drain away and limit moisture penetrating between the insulation plates.
  • An insulation wall for thermal insulation of a building is generally composed of separate insulation plates or insulation panels, which are placed against each other and optionally interconnected so as to form the complete insulation wall.
  • the insulation plates are usually rectangular in shape, comprising a front side, a rear side and four edge sides.
  • the insulation plates are placed with their front side or rear side against a wall, for example a building wall, and are affixed to said wall, for example by means of anchors, by glueing, or by a combination of both.
  • a further wall of the building may then be provided, such as for example a brick façade.
  • the side that remains free may also be arranged for affixing a façade cladding thereon, such as for example strip stones or a decorative stucco.
  • Some types of insulation plate are provided with flat edge sides. However, this carries the disadvantage for the insulation wall constructed from such insulation plates that there are gaps between the insulation plates, even if the insulation plates are installed carefully and fitted closely together. These gaps have several undesirable consequences. Firstly, the thermal insulation properties of the insulation wall are interrupted at these gaps. The gaps thus form thermal bridges in the insulation wall. A further adverse consequence of the gaps is that they constitute openings for moisture, such as water or other liquids, to pass through. As a result of this, moisture from an outside wall of a building can for example penetrate or seep through to the inside wall of a building, where the moisture can damage the inner wall and possibly the inside wall cladding. The gaps between the insulation plates of the insulation wall can be sealed by means of a self-adhesive tape.
  • the self-adhesive tape does not constitute a permanent solution against moisture penetration, since the adherence of self-adhesive tape decreases over time, causing the self-adhesive tape to peel off after a certain amount of time.
  • Another possibility is to fill the gaps with an insulating foam, such as for example polyurethane foam. This offers a more permanent solution against moisture penetrating or seeping through, and also prevents the thermal bridges at the gaps. It is, however, not easy to apply the polyurethane foam or any other insulating foam in a controlled and precise manner inside the narrow gaps.
  • the insulating foam When, for example, the insulating foam is applied by an inexperienced professional or a do-it-yourselfer, open gaps are still likely to exist between the insulation plates after the application of the insulating foam. This can even occur when the insulating foam is applied by a skilled professional. Moreover, the application of additional elements such as the self-adhesive tape or the insulating foam takes up time, adding to the time required to construct the insulation wall.
  • Improved types of insulation plates employ a connecting system or joining system that provides a better fit between the insulation plates during construction of an insulation wall.
  • This connecting system may for example be a tongue and groove joint or a half lap joint.
  • insulation plates with a tongue and groove joint at least one edge side and preferably two adjacent edge sides of the insulation plate are provided with a tongue, and the opposite edge side or edge sides if applicable are provided with a groove. This enables two of such insulation plates to be interconnected by sliding the tongue provided at the edge side of the first insulation plate into the groove provided at the edge side of the second insulation plate.
  • a half lap joint at least one edge side and preferably two adjacent edge sides of the insulation plate are provided lengthwise with a front ridge, i.e.
  • a ridge situated on a portion of the edge side extending to the front side of the insulation plate, and the opposite edge side or edge sides if applicable are provided with a rear ridge, i.e. a ridge situated on a portion of the edge side extending to the rear side of the insulation plate.
  • these insulation plates do not offer a solution for the problems of moisture penetrating between the insulation plates into the insulation wall, or moisture seeping through the insulation wall.
  • the insulation plates may fit together better, but moisture can still pass through the insulation wall as a result of the capillary action occurring in the closely fitting joints between the insulation plates. This problem is most apparent in the vicinity of the corner points, where so-called penetration points occur in the insulation wall.
  • penetration points are locations in the insulation wall where a direct rectilinear passageway exists from the front side of the insulation wall to the rear side of the insulation wall, thus allowing, in principle, a needle to be inserted through the insulation wall without puncturing any material of the insulation wall.
  • Another aspect of the present invention is to provide insulation plates which are arranged in such a way that an insulation wall constructed from the interconnected insulation plates can drain away moisture penetrating between the insulation plates.
  • the insulation wall is composed of a plurality of interconnected, substantially identically shaped insulation plates according to the invention, which are substantially rectangular in shape and each comprise a front side, a rear side and four edge sides, wherein the edge sides of the insulation plates are provided lengthwise with an edge connecting element selected from the list consisting of a tongue, a groove, a ridge flush with the front side of the insulation plate, called the front ridge, a ridge flush with the rear side of the insulation plate, called the rear ridge, wherein the tongue is essentially complementary to the groove and the front ridge is essentially complementary to the rear ridge, wherein the edge connecting elements are arranged in such a way that the insulation plates of the insulation wall are interconnected by means of a connection selected from a tongue and groove joint, formed by said tongue and said groove, and a half lap joint, formed by said front ridge and said rear ridge, wherein at least one drainage channel is provided through the insulation wall for draining moisture penetrated
  • the at least one drainage channel through the insulation wall offers the advantage that moisture which, as a result of capillary action and other causes, has penetrated the insulation wall between the insulation plates of the insulation wall, is collected in the drainage channel and drained away through it.
  • the at least one drainage channel mainly operates as a channel that collects and drains away moisture penetrating by capillary action into the joints or gaps between the insulation plates of the insulation wall, so that further penetration of the moisture by capillary action beyond the position of the drainage channel is prevented.
  • the at least one drainage channel thus has an anticapillary function.
  • the different edge connecting elements may be provided with a drainage channel section in different ways. Drainage channel sections may, among other implementations, be provided as recesses along the longitudinal direction of at least one of the complementary edge connecting elements forming the joint. For two interconnected insulation plates in the insulation wall, the drainage channel section is then enclosed between the two complementary edge connecting elements. Thus, the recess on the at least one of the complementary edge connecting elements forms an open space between the complementary edge connecting elements. Via this open space, the moisture can be drained away in the insulation wall. Another option is to provide the drainage channel as an internal channel inside the edge connecting elements and along the length of the edge connecting elements. It should further be clear that the drainage channel may also be provided partly as an internal channel and partly as a recess in the external surface of the edge connecting element, wherein a transition between both parts may then be provided.
  • the drainage channel sections on the different edge connecting elements of the different insulation plates are interconnected by means of a tongue and groove joint, whereas two insulation plates located directly above or below them are interconnected by means of a half lap joint, the drainage channel section may for example be arranged centrally inside the tongue, and arranged as a recess in at least one of the ridges, so that both drainage channel sections adjoin each other. It should be clear, then, that different possibilities exist for providing the transition between the drainage part sections on the different edge connecting elements, and different ways exist for arranging the drainage part sections in such a way that the drainage part sections adjoin each other.
  • Insulation plates that are substantially identical in shape offer the advantage that only a single type of insulation plate needs to be provided for construction the entire insulation wall. This allows the insulation plates to be manufactured in an economically advantageous way, for example by only a single production line being required, and for example by only having to work with a single type of mould. Construction of the insulation wall by the person skilled in the art is also simplified, as this person does not have to combine different types of insulation plates.
  • the insulation plates are such that one edge side is provided lengthwise with a tongue, the edge side opposite from it is provided lengthwise with a groove, one of the remaining edge sides is provided lengthwise with a front ridge, and the edge side opposite from it is provided lengthwise with a rear ridge.
  • At least one drainage channel section of the at least one drainage channel is provided at an end thereof with a raised wall to prevent moisture from penetrating at the transition between the at least one drainage channel section and an adjacent drainage channel section.
  • the raised wall forms a barrier against the passage of moisture penetrating into the insulation wall between the insulation plates of the insulation wall. This offers the advantage that moisture is further prevented from seeping through from one side of the insulation wall to the opposite side of the insulation wall. Moisture penetrating into the insulation wall through joints between the insulation plates on one side of the insulation wall will initially be diverted by the at least one drainage channel section. Any moisture that further penetrates into the insulation wall beyond the at least one drainage channel section, will then be obstructed in its further passage through the insulation wall by the barrier formed by the raised wall.
  • each drainage channel section of the at least one drainage channel is arranged in this way, the further passage of moisture through the insulation wall beyond any drainage channel section of the at least one drainage channel is obstructed.
  • a barrier against the further passage of moisture through the insulation wall is thus provided at a plurality of locations in the insulation wall.
  • the raised wall is at least partly formed by the edge connecting element on the edge side adjacent to the edge side on which the at least one edge connecting element is provided.
  • the raised wall may thus be formed by at least a part of the tongue, the front ridge, the rear ridge, or the side walls of the groove.
  • the insulation plates are provided lengthwise at each edge side with a different edge connecting element selected from the list consisting of a tongue, a groove, a front ridge and a rear ridge, wherein the tongue and groove are each provided at two opposing edge sides of the insulation plate, and the front ridge and the rear ridge are provided at the two remaining opposing edge sides of the insulation plate. Furthermore, the edge connecting elements of the insulation plates merge into each other at the corners between the edge sides.
  • each other of the edge connecting elements across the corner between adjacent edge sides should be interpreted as entailing that only those parts of the edge connecting elements that protrude on both of said adjacent edge sides, continue beyond the ends of the adjacent edge sides.
  • the tongue provided on one of the edge sides will only partly continue at the position where the front ridge or rear ridge is situated on the adjacent edge side, and conversely, the front ridge or rear ridge will only partly continue at the position where the tongue is situated on the adjacent edge side.
  • the side walls of the groove which is provided on one of the edge sides will only partly continue at the position where the front ridge or rear ridge is situated on the adjacent edge side, and conversely, the front ridge or rear ridge will only partly continue at the position where the side walls of the groove are situated on the adjacent edge side.
  • the at least one drainage, channel through the insulation wall may be arranged in a downward direction of the insulation wall.
  • Arranging the at least one drainage channel through the insulation wall in a downward direction of the insulation wall offers the advantage that moisture having penetrated between the insulation plates into the insulation wall can be drained away quickly, easily and without requiring additional means, through gravitational force.
  • the at least one drainage channel is therefore preferably arranged at least in a downward direction, but drainage channels may also be provided in a horizontal direction of the insulation wall, preferably in addition to and connecting to one or more drainage channels which are already provided in a downward direction of the insulation wall.
  • This enables moisture to be drained away in the horizontal drainage channels towards the downward drainage channels, where it is further drained away.
  • the drainage channel sections forming the horizontal drainage channels are preferably arranged to slightly slope towards the ends of the drainage channel section, for example with a highest point located centrally in the drainage channel section and the lowest point located at the ends of the drainage channel section.
  • the drainage channel sections are provided as recesses along the longitudinal direction of the edge connecting elements.
  • a passage is provided over the entire length of the edge connecting element between the at least one drainage channel and the gaps or joints between the insulation plates of the insulation wall between which moisture penetrates. This offers the advantage that penetrating moisture can be collected and drained away in the at least one drainage channel over the entire length of the edge connecting element.
  • Providing a drainage channel as a recess along the longitudinal direction of a tongue or a groove of the insulation plates is also advantageous during construction of the insulation wall.
  • the tongue and groove joint between adjacent insulation plates is formed by placing the tongue and the groove directly opposite each other and subsequently sliding them into each other.
  • the tongue may for example be slid into the groove along the side of the groove or along the top of the groove.
  • the recess in the tongue or the groove allows the tongue to be inserted into the groove or the groove to be placed over the tongue at an angle, wherein the tongue and groove joint is subsequently realized by means of a pivoting motion.
  • An additional advantage is that an adhesive provided on the insulation plates for adheringly affixing them to a wall will not be spread out by sliding the insulation plates into each other. For some adhesives, such as polyurethane foam, this spreading out could result in a diminished adhesion.
  • the edge connecting elements of the interconnected insulation plates are arranged to snap together, and are preferably arranged thereto by means of corresponding protrusions and recesses on the edge connecting elements.
  • the edge connecting elements are preferably provided with corresponding protrusions and recesses to allow them to be snapped together. This offers the advantage that no additional elements need to be provided on the insulation plates to ensure the snapping together of the edge connecting elements, since the snapping together is ensured by the shape of the edge connecting elements.
  • the insulation plates are, at the circumference of at least one side face, selected from the front side and the rear side, provided with an indentation for receiving an adhesive.
  • the insulation plates of the insulation wall being provided with an indentation at their circumference causes a notch to be formed at the joints between interconnected insulation plates of the insulation wall, in the plane that runs parallel to the front sides or the rear sides of the interconnected insulation plates.
  • an adhesive for example adhesive mortar
  • these notches are filled with a larger amount of adhesive than the amount of adhesive that could be applied to a flat surface.
  • the notches further offer the major advantage that a sufficient amount of adhesive can be applied inside them to ensure a watertight sealing of the joints or gaps between the interconnected insulation plates of the insulation wall.
  • the adhesive when wiping off the adhesive from the insulation wall, the adhesive is not removed from the notches. Indeed, the wiping off will press the adhesive even better into the notches. The watertight seal and the improved adherence will therefore be retained, or even be enhanced, by wiping off the adhesive.
  • the indentation may for example be formed by a sloping surface, a stepwise sloping surface, a vertical surface followed by a horizontal surface, a series of stepped surfaces, or a combination of the above. It should, however, be clear that the indentation may also be formed in other ways than the examples mentioned above.
  • the adhesive may be applied solely for bonding together the interconnected insulation plates, but it can, among other things, also be applied on the insulation wall for affixing wall claddings thereto, such as for example strip stones.
  • the indentation has a predetermined depth.
  • the indentation having a predetermined depth allows an adhesive layer of sufficient depth for stopping substantially all penetrating moisture to be applied in the immediate vicinity of the joints or gaps between the interconnected insulation plates. This is advantageous for forming a virtually completely watertight seal in the notch by means of the adhesive.
  • the thickness of the adhesive, and thus the depth of the indentation is preferably 3 to 4 mm. This predetermined depth of the indentation is preferably reached at the end of the indentation located at the circumference of the insulation plates.
  • the insulation plates of the insulation wall are provided with a plurality of adhesion grooves for receiving an adhesive for wall cladding elements on at least one side face, selected from the front side of the insulation plate and the rear side of the insulation plate, along at least one direction, selected from the longitudinal direction of the insulation plate and the crosswise direction of the insulation plate.
  • Wall cladding elements such as for example strip stones or tiles, are affixed to the insulation wall by means of an adhesive, such as for example mortar or glue.
  • the adhesive is preferably first applied to the insulation wall, after which the wall cladding elements can be applied onto the adhesive so as to be bonded to the insulation wall.
  • the adhesion grooves thereby provide a better adhesion of the adhesive to the insulation wall, and therefore also a better adhesion of the wall cladding elements to the insulation wall.
  • This better adhesion is obtained by, among other things, the adhesion grooves providing a larger adhesion surface for the adhesive.
  • the better adhesion is also obtained by the adhesive being able to engage the inside of the grooves. This engaging has the additional advantage that shearing forces exerted on the insulation plate, and therefore on the insulation wall, by the adhesive and the wall cladding elements bonded thereto, are partly transferred to forces acting on the walls of the adhesion grooves.
  • the plurality of adhesion grooves have a wavelike shape.
  • the wavelike shape allows adhesion grooves to be provided over a certain distance on the insulation wall, which have a greater length than the length straight adhesion grooves would present over the same distance.
  • this offers the advantage that a larger adhesion surface is provided for the adhesive, and therefore a better adhesion of the adhesive to the insulation wall.
  • the greater length of the adhesion grooves also allows the adhesive to engage the inside of the adhesion grooves over a greater distance, also resulting in a better adhesion of the adhesive to the insulation wall.
  • the wavelike pattern of the adhesion grooves also causes the shearing forces exerted on the insulation wall to be transferred onto the adhesion grooves in different directions, resulting in a better distribution over the wall of the forces exerted on the insulation wall by the adhesive and the wall cladding elements.
  • the wavelike shape of the adhesion grooves may for example be a sine wave, a triangular wave, a sawtooth wave or a square wave.
  • the plurality of adhesion grooves have a narrowed entry aperture.
  • the narrowed entry aperture of the adhesion grooves offers the advantage that the adhesive, which is applied to the insulation plates and thereby pressed into the adhesion grooves, can engage behind the narrower entry aperture. Once the adhesive has set, the narrowed entry aperture ensures that the adhesive can no longer become detached from the adhesion grooves, thereby increasing the adhesion of the adhesive and the wall cladding elements.
  • the narrowed entry aperture may for example be provided by adhesion grooves having a trapezoidal cross section, wherein the smaller base of the trapezoid shape is located at the entry aperture.
  • Adhesion grooves shaped like this thus form a dovetail joint with the hardened adhesive inside the adhesion grooves.
  • the insulation plates of the insulation wall are provided, on at least one side face selected from the front side and the rear side, with a plurality of preferably rectilinear ridges along at least one direction selected from the longitudinal direction of the insulation plate and the crosswise direction of the insulation plate, and the ridges are spaced apart at regular intervals on the insulation wall.
  • the rectilinear ridges ensure a correct mutual alignment of the wall cladding elements, and thereby also a correct joint width between the wall cladding elements.
  • This joint width is determined by the width of the rectilinear ridges and the distance between the wall cladding elements and the rectilinear ridges. Therefore, all of said rectilinear ridges are preferably of equal width. This gives the rectilinear ridges the advantage that the wall cladding elements can quickly be affixed to the insulation wall in a well aligned manner.
  • the rectilinear ridges are not only spaced apart at regular intervals on one and the same insulation plate, but are also placed on the insulation plates in such a way that the rectilinear ridges are spaced apart at regular intervals on the insulation wall as well, i.e., across the different interconnected insulation plates.
  • the insulation plates comprise an insulating material selected from the list consisting of expanded polystyrene (EPS), extruded polystyrene (XPS), polyurethane (PUR) and polyisocyanurate (PIR), preferably expanded polystyrene (EPS).
  • EPS expanded polystyrene
  • XPS extruded polystyrene
  • PUR polyurethane
  • PIR polyisocyanurate
  • EPS expanded polystyrene
  • insulating materials offer good thermal insulating qualities and further offer the advantage of being water repellent, and being easily manufactured in the desired shape of the insulation plates.
  • insulating materials other insulating materials known to the person skilled in the art may also be used, preferably materials having these properties.
  • the insulation plates are arranged for mounting wall cladding elements, both at the front side and at the rear side.
  • the insulation plates can be used two-sidedly in constructing the insulation wall.
  • the insulation plates can be placed against the wall of a building either with the front side or with the rear side, wherein the wall cladding elements can then respectively be affixed to the rear side or to the front side of the insulation plate.
  • the front side and the rear side can be arranged for mounting wall cladding elements in different ways, allowing one and the same type of insulation plate to be used in two different manners.
  • the front side may for example be provided with the rectilinear ridges, allowing the wall cladding elements to be affixed to the insulation wall with a joint between them, and the rear side may be provided without the rectilinear ridges, allowing the wall cladding elements to be seamlessly affixed to the insulation wall.
  • the front side and the rear side of the insulation plates may be provided with a different number of adhesion grooves, in accordance with the weight of the wall cladding elements to be affixed.
  • the side with the greater number of adhesion grooves can be used for affixing larger and heavier wall cladding elements, whereas the side with the smaller number of adhesion grooves can be used for affixing smaller and lighter wall cladding elements. It should be clear to the person skilled in the art that apart from the examples listed above, other possibilities exist for providing the front side and the rear side differently for affixing wall cladding elements.
  • FIG. 1 shows a perspective view of the rear side 3 of an insulation plate 1 according to an embodiment of the present invention.
  • the insulation plate 1 comprises a front side (not pictured), a rear side 3 and four edge sides 4.
  • the insulation wall according to an embodiment of the present invention is composed of a plurality of such interconnected insulation plates 1.
  • the insulation plate 1 is provided with an edge connecting element 5 on each of its edge sides 4.
  • the insulation plate 1 is provided lengthwise with a tongue 6 as the edge connecting element 5.
  • This tongue 6 can be inserted into a groove 7 which is provided lengthwise on an edge side 4 of an adjacent insulation plate 1 in the insulation wall, thus forming a tongue and groove joint between both insulation plates 1.
  • a tongue and groove joint is also known to persons skilled in the art as a tenon and groove joint, i.e., an alternative term is used for the tongue 6.
  • the edge side 4 which is located opposite from the edge side 4 with the tongue 6, is provided lengthwise with a groove 7 or with side walls between which the groove 7 is located for forming a tongue and groove joint with a tongue 6 on an edge side 4 of an adjacent insulation plate 1 in the insulation wall.
  • the groove 7 is also known to persons skilled in the art as a mortise.
  • the two remaining edge sides 4 of the insulation plate 1 are provided lengthwise with a ridge 8, 9.
  • the ridge 8 on one of these edge sides 4 is arranged in such a way that the ridge 8 is flush with or against the front side 2 of the insulation plate 1, and this ridge 8 is called the front ridge 8.
  • the ridge 9 on the edge side 4, which is located opposite the edge side 4 with the front ridge 8, is arranged in such a way that the ridge 9 is flush with or against the rear side 3 of the insulation plate 1, and this ridge 9 is called the rear ridge 9.
  • the ridges 8, 9 are arranged for forming a half lap joint with a ridge 8, 9 on the edge side 4 of an adjacent insulation plate 1 in the insulation wall.
  • the tongue 6 of the insulation plate 1 is complementary to the groove 7, and the front ridge 8 is complementary to the rear ridge 9.
  • Figure 1 also shows how the edge connecting elements 5 on the different edge sides 4 of the insulation plate 1 merge or transition into each other at the transition between adjacent edge sides 4, i.e., across the corners between adjacent edge sides 4.
  • the front ridge 8 will only continue beyond the end of the edge side 4 provided with the front ridge 8 at the part of the adjacent edge side 4 where a protruding element of the edge connecting element 5 on the adjacent edge side 4 is present.
  • the tongue 6 itself is the protruding element of the edge connecting element 5
  • the side walls are the protruding elements of the edge connecting element 5.
  • the transition from the rear ridge 9 to the adjacent edge sides 4 occurs in the same way, but this is not shown in Figure 1 .
  • the tongue 6 and the side walls of the groove 7 will only continue at the positions where a ridge 8, 9 is located on the adjacent edge sides 4.
  • the rear side 3 of the insulation plate 1 is provided lengthwise with a plurality of adhesion grooves 15.
  • These adhesion grooves 15 are arranged for receiving an adhesive (not pictured), such as for example glue or mortar, which is applied on the surface of the insulation plate 1 to affix wall cladding elements (not pictured), such as for example strip stones or tiles, to the insulation wall.
  • the adhesion grooves 15 provide a better adhesion of the adhesive to the surface of the insulation plate 1 compared to an insulation plate 1 provided with a completely flat surface at the rear side 3. This is due to the fact that the adhesion grooves 15 provide a larger contact area for the adhesive and that the adhesive can engage the inside of the adhesion grooves 15.
  • the adhesion grooves 15 are preferably also formed in such a way that once the adhesive has set, it cannot become detached from the adhesion grooves 15.
  • the adhesion grooves 15 are provided to this end with a trapezoidal cross section, as shown in detail in Figure 8 .
  • Hardened adhesive in the adhesion groove 15 cannot pass through the narrower entry aperture, located at the small base of the trapezoid shape, and engages the walls of the adhesion groove 15, which are located at the sides of the trapezoid shape.
  • the adhesion grooves 15 have a wavelike shape, and thus follow a wavelike pattern. This allows longer adhesion grooves 15 to be provided at the rear side 3 of the insulation plate compared to rectilinear adhesion grooves 15 over the same distance, resulting in an even better adhesion of the adhesive to the insulation plate 1.
  • one or more circular recesses 17 are provided at the rear side 3 of the insulation plate 1, which are arranged for mounting anchors by means of which the insulation plate 1, and thus the insulation wall, is affixed to the wall of a building.
  • These anchors are for example screws provided with a dish-shaped end.
  • the screw is screwed into the wall of the building until the dish-shaped end of the anchor is completely countersunk in the circular recess 17 in the insulation plate 1, the dish-shaped end thereby pressing the insulation plate 1 and thus the insulation wall firmly against the wall of the building.
  • the dish-shaped end of the anchor is capable of being countersunk in the circular recess 17 of the insulation plate 1 arranged thereto, this dish-shaped end will not hinder the application of the adhesive and the wall cladding elements onto the insulation wall.
  • Figure 2 shows a frontal view of the insulation plate 1 of Figure 1 in which the front side 2 of the insulation wall is visible.
  • the front side 2 of the insulation plate 1 is provided, as is the rear side 3, with the lengthwise adhesion grooves 15, and also with the circular recesses 17 for the anchors having a central anchor opening 18 therein.
  • the front side 2 of the insulation plate is further also provided with rectilinear ridges 16 spaced apart at regular intervals. These ridges 16 serve as aids for the person skilled in the art to correctly align wall cladding elements to be affixed to the wall, and to provide the correct joint size between these wall cladding elements.
  • the insulation plate 1 of the embodiment example shown is provided at the front side 2 with the rectilinear ridges 16, but not at the rear side 3, the insulation plate can be used in two ways.
  • the front side 2 of the insulation plate 1 can be used for affixing wall cladding elements to the insulation wall with joints in between, whereas the rear side 3 of the insulation plate 1 can be used for affixing wall cladding elements to the insulation wall with no joints or only very small joints in between.
  • the front side 2 of the insulation plate 1 is also provided with auxiliary marker lines 19, which in the embodiment example shown in Figure 2 are provided as rectilinear recesses in the crosswise direction of the insulation plate 1, and which are spaced apart at regular intervals.
  • auxiliary marker lines 19 may, among other uses, be used as cutting lines for trimming the insulation plates 1, for example for cutting out an opening through the insulation plate 1 to allow utility lines to pass through the insulation wall, or for cutting off a part of an insulation plate 1 located at the circumference of the insulation wall.
  • These auxiliary marker lines 19 are also useful in fitting wall cladding elements to the insulation plate 1 before affixing the wall cladding elements.
  • the rear side 3 of the insulation plate 1 may, like the front side 2, be provided with auxiliary marker lines 19, both in the lengthwise and in the crosswise direction of the insulation plate 1.
  • Figure 3 shows a side-view of the insulation plate 1 shown in Figure 1 , wherein the side-view is directed at the edge side 4 on which the rear ridge 9 is located.
  • This figure shows the front side 2 of the insulation plate 1 at the top, and the rear side 3 of the insulation plate 1 at the bottom.
  • the figure shows the edge side 4 of the insulation plate 1 provided with the tongue 6, and at the right side the figure shows the edge side 4 of the insulation plate 1 provided with the groove 7.
  • a drainage channel section 10 is visible, arranged as a semicircular recess along the longitudinal direction of the tongue 6.
  • These drainage channel sections 10 constitute a part of the drainage channel through the insulation wall according to an embodiment of the present invention.
  • the at least one drainage channel through the insulation wall is formed by causing the drainage channel sections 10, provided on the edge connecting elements 5 of the interconnected insulation plates 1, to adjoin each other at the ends of the drainage channel sections 10.
  • the drainage channel sections 10 in the embodiment example shown are located at both sides of the tongue 6, so that a drainage channel section 10 is always present on one side of the front ridge 8 or the rear ridge 9 on the adjacent edge sides. If the insulation plate 1 is then mounted with its front side 2 or rear side 3 against the wall of a building in constructing the insulation wall, with respectively the edge side 4 with the front ridge 8 or the edge side 4 with the rear ridge 8 directed upwards, one of the drainage channel sections 10 will always be provided at the upper end of a raised wall formed by the front ridge 8 or the rear ridge 9.
  • the drainage channel sections 10 are formed as a recess in the outer surface of the edge connecting element 5, namely the tongue 6, but the drainage channel sections 10 may also be provided as an internal channel through the edge connecting element 5, or as a combination of a recess in the outer surface and an internal channel. Moreover, the drainage channel section 10 does not necessarily need to be provided on the tongue 6, but may also be provided on the other edge connecting elements 5, such as the groove 7, the front ridge 8 and the rear ridge 9.
  • the tongue 6 is further also provided with two protrusions 12, which are complementary to the two recesses 11 provided in the side walls of the groove 7. These corresponding recesses 11 and protrusions 12 are arranged in such a way that the tongue 6 and the groove 7 on the edge sides 4 of two insulation plates 1 interconnected by means of a tongue and groove joint, snap together. Such a joint is shown in detail in Figure 5 .
  • a small recess 11 is visible on the rear ridge 9 in the longitudinal direction.
  • This recess 11 constitutes one of the complementary recesses 11 or protrusions 12 provided on the ridges 8, 9 of the insulation plate 1 so that the ridges 8, 9 of insulation plates 1 interconnected by means of a half lap joint snap together.
  • Such a half lap joint between two insulation plates 1 is shown in Figure 7 .
  • Figure 4 shows a side-view of the insulation plate 1 shown in Figure 1 , wherein the side-view is directed at the edge side 4 on which the groove 7 is located.
  • This figure shows the front side 2 of the insulation plate 1 at the top, and the rear side 3 of the insulation plate 1 at the bottom.
  • the figure shows the edge side 4 of the insulation plate 1 provided with the rear ridge 9
  • the figure shows the edge side 4 of the insulation plate 1 provided with the front ridge 8.
  • the front ridge 8 is provided with protrusions 12 and a recess 11, which are complementary to recesses 11 and a protrusion 12 provided on the rear ridge 9. These corresponding recesses 11 and protrusions 12 are arranged in such a way that the ridges 8, 9 on the edge sides 4 of two insulation plates 1 interconnected by means of a half lap joint snap together. Such a joint is shown in detail in Figure 7 .
  • no drainage channel section 10 is located on the ridges 8, 9, it should be clear that the ridges 8, 9, too, may be provided with a recess, an internal channel, or a combination of both for forming a drainage channel section 10.
  • This drainage channel section 10 may be arranged in such a way that it is located in front of one of the sides of the tongue 6 on an adjacent edge side 4, or in such a way that it is located between the side walls of the groove 7 on an adjacent edge side 4. In this way, the tongue 6 or the side walls of the groove 7 can be used as a raised wall that forms a barrier against penetrating moisture.
  • Both Figure 3 and Figure 4 show how the insulation plate 1 is provided, at the circumference of the front side 2 and the rear side 3, with an indentation 13 formed by a stepwise sloping surface, followed by a flat end surface 14.
  • a first part of the stepwise sloping surface always has a smaller angle of inclination than the second part of the stepwise sloping surface, which is followed by the flat end surface 14.
  • the flat end surface 14 constitutes the deepest point of the indentation 13, located at a predetermined depth in the indentation 13. This predetermined depth is chosen in such a way that a layer of adhesive can be applied in the indentation 13, and thus also in the notch, for forming a substantially fully watertight seal in the notch. It should be clear that this deepest point of the indentation does not necessarily need to be constituted by a flat end surface 14, but may also be provided in other ways.
  • FIG 9 an alternative embodiment of the insulation plate 1 is shown.
  • the indentation 13 at the circumference of the front side 2 and the rear side 3 of the insulation plate 1 is formed in a different way than that of the insulation plate shown in Figure 1 .
  • the indentation 13 is formed by a sloping surface followed by a stepwise surface, ending in a flat end surface 14.
  • the indentation 13 has a stepped shape which ends in a flat end surface 14. It should be clear, then, that there are different ways in which the indentation 13 may be implemented.
  • the thickness of the insulation plate 1 according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention can be chosen depending on the desired insulation rate of the insulation wall, wherein a thicker insulation wall offers better thermal insulating properties than a thin insulation wall.

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  1. Un panneau isolant (1) pour construire une paroi isolante composée d'une pluralité de panneaux isolants (1) reliées, dans lequel le panneau isolant (1) est de forme sensiblement rectangulaire, dans lequel le panneau isolant a un côté avant (2), un côté arrière (3), et quatre côtés de bord (4), dans lequel chaque côté de bord est pourvu dans le sens de la longueur d'un élément de raccordement de bord (5) choisi dans la liste constituée d'une languette (6), d'une rainure (7), et d'une arête (8) affleure avec le côté avant (2) du panneau isolant (1), dénommée l'arête avant (8), et d'une arête (9) affleure avec le côté arrière (3) du panneau isolant (1), dénommée l'arête arrière (9), dans lequel la languette (6) est essentiellement complémentaire de la rainure (7) et l'arête avant (8) est essentiellement complémentaire de l'arête arrière (9), dans lequel au moins l'un des éléments de raccordement de bord (5) au niveau des côtés de bord (4) est pourvu dans le sens de la longueur d'au moins une section de canal de drainage (10), caractérisé en ce que le panneau isolant (1) est pourvu dans le sens de la longueur au niveau de chaque côté de bord (4) d'un élément de raccordement de bord (5) différent choisi dans la liste constituée de la languette (6), de la rainure (7), de l'arête avant (8) et de l'arête arrière (9), et dans lequel la languette (6) et la rainure (7) sont prévues au niveau de deux côtés de bord (4) opposés du panneau isolant (1), et l'arête avant (8) et l'arête arrière (9) sont prévues au niveau des deux côtés de bord (4) opposés restants du panneau isolant (1), et en ce que les éléments de raccordement de bord (5) différents du panneau isolant (1) se rejoignent les uns des autres au niveau des coins entre les côtés de bord (4) de sorte qu'aucune voie de passage rectiligne pour l'humidité à travers la paroi isolante ne soit présente dans les joints entre les panneaux isolants (1) reliés de la paroi isolante.
  2. Le panneau isolant (1) selon la revendication 1, dans lequel au moins une section de canal de drainage (10) est pourvue au niveau d'une extrémité d'une paroi relevée.
  3. Le panneau isolant (1) selon la revendication précédente, dans lequel la paroi relevée est au moins en partie formée par l'élément de raccordement de bord (5) sur le côté de bord (4) adjacent au côté de bord (4) sur lequel l'au moins un élément de raccordement de bord (5) est prévu.
  4. Le panneau isolant (1) selon l'une quelconque des revendications précédentes, dans lequel l'au moins une section de canal de drainage (10) est prévue sous forme d'évidement suivant la direction longitudinale de l'élément de raccordement de bord (5) sur lequel l'au moins une section de canal de drainage (10) est prévue.
  5. Le panneau isolant (1) selon l'une quelconque des revendications précédentes, dans lequel le panneau isolant (1) est, au niveau de la circonférence d'au moins une face de côté, choisie parmi le côté avant (2) et le côté arrière (3), pourvu d'une indentation (13) pour recevoir un adhésif.
  6. Le panneau isolant (1) selon la revendication précédente, dans lequel l'indentation (13) a une profondeur prédéterminée.
  7. Le panneau isolant (1) selon l'une quelconque des revendications précédentes, dans lequel les éléments de raccordement de bord (5) du panneau isolant (1) sont agencés de sorte que des éléments de raccordement de bord (5) complémentaires des panneaux isolants (1) reliées de la paroi isolante s'encliquettent, et sont de préférence agencés sur celles-ci au moyen de protubérances (12) et d'évidements (11) correspondants sur les éléments de raccordement de bord (5).
  8. Le panneau isolant (1) selon l'une quelconque des revendications précédentes, dans lequel le panneau isolant (1) est pourvu d'une pluralité de rainures d'adhérence (15) pour recevoir un adhésif pour des éléments de revêtement de paroi sur au moins une face de côté, choisie parmi le côté avant (2) du panneau isolant (1) et le côté arrière (3) du panneau isolant (1), suivant au moins une direction, choisie parmi la direction longitudinale du panneau isolant (1) et la direction de largeur du panneau isolant (1).
  9. Le panneau isolant (1) selon la revendication précédente, dans lequel la pluralité de rainures d'adhérence (15) a une forme ondulée.
  10. Le panneau isolant (1) selon la revendication 8 ou 9, dans lequel la pluralité de rainures d'adhérence (15) a une ouverture d'entrée rétrécie.
  11. Le panneau isolant (1) selon l'une quelconque des revendications précédentes, dans lequel le panneau isolant (1) est pourvu, au moins sur une face de côté choisie parmi le côté avant (2) et le côté arrière (3), d'une pluralité d'arêtes (16) de préférence rectilignes suivant au moins une direction choisie parmi la direction longitudinale du panneau isolant (1) et la direction de largeur du panneau isolant (1), et dans lequel les arêtes (16) sont agencées de façon à être espacées à des intervalles réguliers sur la paroi isolante.
  12. Le panneau isolant (1) selon l'une quelconque des revendications précédentes, dans lequel le panneau isolant (1) comprend un matériau isolant choisi dans la liste constituée du polystyrène expansé (EPS), du polystyrène extrudé (XPS), du polyuréthane (PUR) et du polyisocyanurate (PIR), de préférence le polystyrène expansé (EPS).
  13. Le panneau isolant (1) selon l'une quelconque des revendications précédentes, dans lequel le panneau isolant (1) est agencé pour monter des éléments de revêtement de paroi, à la fois au niveau du côté avant (2) et au niveau du côté arrière (3).
  14. Une paroi isolante pour un bâtiment, dans laquelle la paroi isolante est composée d'une pluralité de panneaux isolants (1) reliées de forme sensiblement identique selon l'une quelconque des revendications précédentes, dans laquelle les éléments de raccordement de bord (5) des panneaux isolants (1) sont agencés de façon à ce que les panneaux isolants (1) de la paroi isolante soient reliées au moyen d'un raccord choisi parmi un assemblage à rainure et languette, formé par ladite languette (6) et ladite rainure (7), et un assemblage à mi-bois, formé par ladite arête avant (8) et ladite arête arrière (9), dans laquelle au moins un canal de drainage est prévu à travers la paroi isolante pour évacuer l'humidité qui a pénétré entre les panneaux isolants (1) dans la paroi isolante, dans laquelle l'au moins un canal de drainage est composé de sections de canal de drainage (10) adjacentes des panneaux isolants (1) reliés.
  15. La paroi isolante selon la revendication précédente, dans laquelle l'au moins un canal de drainage à travers la paroi isolante est agencé dans une direction vers le bas de la paroi isolante.
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