EP4234826A1 - Unité d'habitation transportable - Google Patents

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EP4234826A1
EP4234826A1 EP23000023.4A EP23000023A EP4234826A1 EP 4234826 A1 EP4234826 A1 EP 4234826A1 EP 23000023 A EP23000023 A EP 23000023A EP 4234826 A1 EP4234826 A1 EP 4234826A1
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    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E04—BUILDING
    • E04B—GENERAL BUILDING CONSTRUCTIONS; WALLS, e.g. PARTITIONS; ROOFS; FLOORS; CEILINGS; INSULATION OR OTHER PROTECTION OF BUILDINGS
    • E04B7/00—Roofs; Roof construction with regard to insulation
    • E04B7/16—Roof structures with movable roof parts
    • E04B7/163—Roof structures with movable roof parts characterised by a pivoting movement of the movable roof parts
    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E04—BUILDING
    • E04B—GENERAL BUILDING CONSTRUCTIONS; WALLS, e.g. PARTITIONS; ROOFS; FLOORS; CEILINGS; INSULATION OR OTHER PROTECTION OF BUILDINGS
    • E04B1/00—Constructions in general; Structures which are not restricted either to walls, e.g. partitions, or floors or ceilings or roofs
    • E04B1/343—Structures characterised by movable, separable, or collapsible parts, e.g. for transport
    • E04B1/344—Structures characterised by movable, separable, or collapsible parts, e.g. for transport with hinged parts
    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E04—BUILDING
    • E04H—BUILDINGS OR LIKE STRUCTURES FOR PARTICULAR PURPOSES; SWIMMING OR SPLASH BATHS OR POOLS; MASTS; FENCING; TENTS OR CANOPIES, IN GENERAL
    • E04H1/00—Buildings or groups of buildings for dwelling or office purposes; General layout, e.g. modular co-ordination or staggered storeys
    • E04H1/12—Small buildings or other erections for limited occupation, erected in the open air or arranged in buildings, e.g. kiosks, waiting shelters for bus stops or for filling stations, roofs for railway platforms, watchmen's huts or dressing cubicles
    • E04H1/1205—Small buildings erected in the open air
    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E04—BUILDING
    • E04B—GENERAL BUILDING CONSTRUCTIONS; WALLS, e.g. PARTITIONS; ROOFS; FLOORS; CEILINGS; INSULATION OR OTHER PROTECTION OF BUILDINGS
    • E04B1/00—Constructions in general; Structures which are not restricted either to walls, e.g. partitions, or floors or ceilings or roofs
    • E04B1/343—Structures characterised by movable, separable, or collapsible parts, e.g. for transport
    • E04B1/34305—Structures characterised by movable, separable, or collapsible parts, e.g. for transport telescopic
    • E04B1/3431—Structures characterised by movable, separable, or collapsible parts, e.g. for transport telescopic with only one level of nesting

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  • the invention relates to a portable housing unit, in particular what is known as a tiny house.
  • a portable housing unit in particular what is known as a tiny house.
  • the demand for this type of house is constantly increasing due to its low cost, small footprint and mobility due to its portability.
  • a modular living unit which consists of a plurality of foldable and combinable modules.
  • the modules have a triangular cross-section, with one side part being rigid and a second side part being designed with a central articulated joint. Furthermore, an intermediate level is arranged on the articulated joint, which is connected to the opposite side part during assembly. Both side parts are hinged to the base plate of the folding module, with the base of the rigid side part being spaced from the base plate in such a way that the collapsible side part, the intermediate level and the rigid side part can be laid flat on top of each other - for example for transport.
  • mini houses are known whose roof elements are pivotably attached to the side parts of a basic structure and are stored in this basic structure for transport and which are raised during construction and brought into a position in which the roof elements support one another.
  • these roof elements are designed to be simple and light in order to be able to ensure manual erection in a simple manner.
  • the DE 297 23 861 U1 shows a transportable house with a gabled roof and a rectangular basic structure, the roof elements being hinged to opposite walls and being able to be folded and arranged horizontally in the transport position. In the built-up position, the roof elements are erected by pivoting and are supported on one another in such a way that the free ends of the roof elements form the ridge of the roof.
  • the task arises of enabling stability, weather protection, safe transport and simple assembly and disassembly in such a residential unit that can be transported and assembled and disassembled by road traffic.
  • an aforementioned residential unit with a folding roof, consisting of two roof elements, so that at least a first roof element when erected by appropriate tools into an overstretched intermediate position compared to the built-up position can be moved and held in it, with the space formed when the first roof element is pivoted (back) out of the intermediate position into the set-up position and delimited by an upper end face of the side wall and the roof element in the area of the articulation being closable by a filling profile, and with both the basic structure as well as the residential unit each have stiffening devices in the assembled position, the stiffening device of the basic structure being formed by box-like end sections of the basic structure.
  • the basic structure has an essentially rectangular base area, with the box-like end sections being fixedly arranged at opposite ends of this base area and each having at least three wall panels consisting of the respective side wall sections and one connecting the side wall sections and running essentially transversely to the longitudinal extent of the base area Wall element of the basic structure are formed.
  • This arrangement of the wall elements preferably leads to a U- or H-shaped configuration of the end sections.
  • the respective wall plates of the end sections are each fixedly arranged on the base area and are rigidly connected and positioned relative to one another by at least one means arranged at a distance from the base area.
  • the box-like end sections which serve to stiffen the basic structure in particular, each have at least three wall panels, which bring about functional stability in conjunction with their fixed connection to the base area and the additional means, which, at a distance from the base area, rigidly connect the three wall panels.
  • Wall panels are to be understood as meaning the walls of the box-like end sections designed as supporting and/or stiffening, the term side wall section designating the section of the side wall of the basic structure that forms part of the box-like end section.
  • the wall panels can have openings, for example for windows or doors, as long as the structural function is guaranteed.
  • the design with the boxes enables a high degree of design freedom when using the basic structure as living space, since the boxes with their base area, their wall panels and their intermediate level or with means that have the same effect have a very high level of stability and the section between the boxes can be freely designed accordingly .
  • intermediate components can be provided that have no load-bearing function. With these intermediate components, further functions such as a slide-out, i.e. an extendable living space extension, or large window elements can be integrated into the basic structure.
  • the stiffening device of the living unit in the assembly position makes an additional contribution against unwanted deformations, for example due to strong wind forces.
  • the erected position is to be understood as meaning the position of the roof elements after the roof has been erected and closed.
  • the roof elements are advantageously supported at least indirectly in the transport position on the means for connecting and positioning the three wall panels.
  • the at least one means for connecting and positioning the three wall panels with one another is an intermediate plane within the basic structure that is essentially parallel to the base area. This can be arranged continuously or in sections in the basic structure. The three wall panels of an end section are connected so that separate intermediate levels can be provided in each of the sections or a continuous intermediate level can be provided.
  • a mezzanine level also creates a separate upper area in the living unit and the function of stability is complemented by the option of extended room design.
  • the wall element running essentially transversely to the longitudinal extent of the base area is arranged in the region of the end sections of the side wall sections.
  • the box-like end sections with the corresponding wall panels according to the invention for the stability of the basic structure are created and a high degree of flexibility in the spatial design in these end sections is ensured.
  • the interior of the end sections can be freely used.
  • the basic structure is essentially cuboid
  • the wall element running essentially transversely to the longitudinal extension of the base area is the respective end face (12e or 12e') of the basic structure and the fourth sides of the end sections, which do not have any structural function, are each other arranged opposite. Having no structural function is to be understood as meaning that these elements are not necessarily designed to be load-bearing or stiffening in the basic structure.
  • the wall element connecting the two side wall sections is part of the cuboid basic structure.
  • Each fourth side of the box-like end sections has no necessary function for stability and can therefore be designed freely in terms of a very high degree of flexibility in the interior design.
  • the respective fourth side can be designed as a wall or remain free.
  • the box-like end sections of the basic structure individually, which in particular relates to the positioning of the respective wall element connecting the two side wall sections.
  • the wall elements can each be arranged differently in the two end sections in the sense of a free spatial design, so that there is no need to design the end sections identically or mirror-symmetrically.
  • the stiffening device of the living unit is also advantageously formed by the basic structure or its stiffening device and the roof elements which are firmly connected to one another in the erected position and their rigid arrangement on suitably designed sections of the basic structure.
  • the roof and base structure thus form a functional unit when assembled, with the arrangement of the roof on suitable sections of the base structure contributing to the rigidity of the overall structure.
  • the upper end of the side walls of the basic structure or at least the side wall sections positioned rigidly to one another and the gable roof attached to it form a stiffening and dimensionally stable virtual triangular prism which, in cooperation with the box-like end sections, contributes to unwanted To prevent deformation of the entire housing unit.
  • the filling profile it is also favorable to design the filling profile to be non-load-bearing.
  • the filling profile can thus be designed with a low weight.
  • the filling profile arranged on the long side of the residential unit can be designed in one or more parts. A static function is not necessary.
  • a useful addition is a heat-insulating design of the filling profile, in particular to achieve improved thermal protection of the building envelope in the eaves area.
  • Means are advantageously provided in the area of the roof for a complete, weather-protecting closure in the set-up position. This applies to the ridge area, the flat roof elements and also the area where the roof elements are attached to the corresponding side walls of the residential unit.
  • a complete, weather-protecting closure or a corresponding building envelope means protection against external influences such as wind and water in particular.
  • the means for a complete, weatherproof closure in the assembled position can be an underlay membrane on the roof element and a facade membrane on the corresponding side wall, which are arranged overlapping in the area of the connection between the first roof element and the side wall.
  • This overlapping arrangement ensures that the building shell is closed without gaps, even in the area of the articulation of the first roof element, in which the gap formed in the erection position is only closed by the subsequently introduced filling profile.
  • Façade membrane and underlay membrane are each arranged under the outer cover of the roof element or the side wall.
  • underlay membrane is intended to include all types of weatherproof roofing membranes, such as underlay membranes.
  • the webs used can be fixed, for example by gluing, but also detachable, removable or resealable.
  • the side wall to which the second roof element is articulated can have a stop for this second roof element in the assembled position.
  • the installation of the second roof element on the side wall is primarily used to provide complete weather protection for the building and does not have to be load-bearing if the linkage between the roof element and side wall is dimensioned accordingly, since the linkages for the flow of forces to the basic structure of the living unit are sufficient if the design is appropriate.
  • the roof elements can be designed with devices on which tools for pivoting and for holding the roof elements can be arranged on the outside.
  • the ones that are multi-layered and sandwich-like, which are advantageous for the various functions Roof elements that meet the requirements in terms of statics, weather resistance and building physics (e.g. vapor barrier and thermal insulation) can have a considerable dead weight and can be easily pivoted and positioned with the aids that can be attached to the roof elements at least temporarily.
  • Levers or pulls attached to the roof elements are possible here, but alternatively also rack and pinion drives or lifting cylinders, which can be hydraulically, pneumatically or electrically actuated in a known manner, with the compressed air system of a transport truck also being able to be used in the case of a pneumatic system.
  • the invention can be further developed in such a way that gable elements are pivotably linked to the corresponding end faces of the basic structure and can be placed on the at least one means for connecting and positioning the three wall panels by pivoting in the transport position.
  • the residential unit can thus be transported as a unit, the gable elements are protected during transport and can be brought into their final position in a simple manner and already connected to the end faces.
  • roof elements are articulated on the side walls via hinges arranged on the inside of the living unit. This leads when panning back from the intermediate position to the set-up position to a space accessible from the outside, which is closed with the filling profile.
  • the roof elements have a profile or a receptacle corresponding to the profile in the respective areas forming the ridge. Recording and profile, for example designed as a tongue and groove, can extend both over sections and over the entire length of the roof ridge. The free ends of the roof elements thus form ridge purlins with corresponding profiles, with the two roof elements being positioned against one another through this profile connection and power transmission with high loads between the two roof elements being possible.
  • the roof elements are connected in the assembled position in the area of their free ends by a tensioning device as a safety device.
  • a tensioning device as a safety device. This can be readjusted if necessary, for example if there are changes to the structure over time, which can be the case when using natural materials such as wood due to moisture fluctuations due to swelling or shrinkage.
  • the adaptation to the BDF system is particularly favorable.
  • the transportable housing unit 10 according to the invention is shown in various positions during transport and construction.
  • the living unit 10 consists in principle of a basic structure 12 with the side walls 12a, 12b and the floor 12c and a roof structure 14 with two rigid roof elements 14a and 14b.
  • the roof structure 14 is designed to be foldable and for this purpose the roof elements 14a, 14b are articulated at the end via hinges 16a, 16b on the respective corresponding side walls 12a, 12b of the basic structure 12.
  • the hinges are embedded flush on the inner sides of the side walls 12a, 12b and fixed by screw connections 55.
  • a plurality of hinges are arranged on purlins 13a, 13b in the upper area of the side walls in the eaves area.
  • Fig. 1a shows the foldable roof structure in the transport position.
  • the roof elements 14a, 14b are folded in towards the interior of the basic structure 12 to reduce the overall height of the living unit and are supported at least indirectly in a substantially parallel arrangement one above the other on an intermediate level 12d of the basic structure arranged below the hinges 16a, 16b in the interior of the basic structure.
  • the roof element 14b lies over a gable element 60, which is on the upper side of an end face 12e (not shown in this figure). figure 7 ) can be articulated and folded in the transport position for storage on the intermediate level 12d.
  • the length of the roof elements in the direction of the rafters is less than the clear distance between the two side walls 12a, 12b only to the extent required for pivoting the rigid roof element 14b into the interior of the basic structure. This results in an essentially equilateral roof profile.
  • the roof elements terminate at the hinges and do not extend beyond the wall of the basic structure in either the assembled or the transport position, which particularly limits the width of the dwelling unit during road transport.
  • Fig. 1b shows an intermediate position, via which the erection of the roof structure 14 formed by the roof elements as a gable roof takes place.
  • the first roof element 14a which is at the top in the transport position, is connected to the in 2 aids 24a shown in a position that is overstretched in relation to the set-up position pivoted and held in this with this tool.
  • the roof element 14a is pivoted from the overstretched, supported intermediate position into its assembly position, in which the free end regions of the roof elements 14a, 14b designed as ridge purlins 31a, 31b are brought into contact with one another, as a result of which the roof elements form a gabled roof.
  • the side wall 12a ends in a horizontally extending upper end face 18a.
  • an inwardly beveled stop 18b is provided for the base purlin 48b of the roof element 14b. Thereby limited, as in particular Fig. 1b it can be seen that the stop 18b prevents the second roof element 14b from pivoting.
  • This system is mainly used to create a seamless building shell as weather protection.
  • the one formed with the pivoting of the roof element 14a from the intermediate position into the set-up position, delimited and defined by the base purlin 48a of the roof element 14a and the upper end face 18a of the side wall 12a Space is sealed with a precisely fitting, non-load-bearing and heat-insulating filling profile 19 made, for example, from wood or a foamed plastic.
  • the living unit is designed in such a way that there is sufficient headroom for an adult both in the area below the intermediate level 12d and in the roof area above the intermediate level.
  • the residential unit 10 is positioned on a BDF swap body 22, with which it can be transported by truck in the same way as a transport container.
  • the living unit has a known and therefore not shown vapor barrier on the inside, which is produced on the outside components, especially on the roof and the basic structure, by the wood-based panels arranged on the inside.
  • FIG. 1 shows the tool 24a for pivoting the first roof element 14a by means of the hinge 16a and for holding the roof element in the intermediate position according to FIG Fig. 1b a lever arm.
  • the lever arm 24a arranged on the roof element is at its free end
  • a steel strap 28a welded to the middle of the long side of the swap body forms a fixed attachment point for the chain hoist 26a.
  • a cable hoist or any other mechanism with the same effect can also be used.
  • a further lever arm 24b is used in an analogous manner on the second roof element 14b.
  • actuation takes place via a chain hoist 26b, which is also attached to a steel strap 28b welded to the swap body.
  • the working direction of the chain hoists 26a, 26b can also be changed under load.
  • the chain hoists are designed in such a way that the roof elements can also be moved in very small and controlled steps in order, for example, to be able to position the free ends of the roof elements forming the ridge exactly and without damage to one another. This is particularly important when the roof elements are connected to profiles and profile mounts which, despite the weight of the roof elements, have to be joined carefully and without damage.
  • a profile 30 is provided on the ridge purlin 31b of one roof element, which profile engages with a precise fit in a receptacle 32 on the ridge purlin 31a of the other roof element.
  • the profile 30 is glued to the roof element and consists of a hardwood such as oak.
  • This bracket consisting of a profile and a socket, extends over the entire length of the ridge.
  • the safety device 20a consists of three pairs of steel angles 21a, 21b, two of which are arranged on the opposite gables for better accessibility and the third is arranged in the middle of the ridge to generate a contact pressure that is as uniform as possible.
  • Steel angles 21a, 21b which work together and are attached to the respective ridge purlins 31a, 31b of the roof elements 14a, 14b to be connected, each have vertical legs 23a, 23b, which are screwed together to connect the two roof elements. There is a gap between the legs provided in order to be able to tighten the safety device if necessary.
  • Eyelets 25a, 25b are welded to the pair of steel angles in the middle of the ridge figures 2 and 3 shown lever arms 24a, 24b are used. Alternatively, these eyelets or elements with the same effect can also be arranged directly on the roof elements.
  • An adjustable turnbuckle 27 is shown as an alternative safety device 20b, which is arranged on brackets 29a, 29b on the inner surfaces of the roof elements 14a, 14b.
  • assembly and, if necessary, re-tightening is possible from within the residential unit.
  • the roof ridge is provided with a sheet metal cover 34 covering the ends of the two roof elements as a watertight ridge cover, the cover being designed in such a way that rear ventilation is ensured.
  • Conventional sealing elements 33a, 33b are provided between the ridge purlins 31a, 31b of the two roof elements, the outer sealing element 33a being a means of achieving the seamless, weatherproof building shell and the inner sealing element 33b being part of the vapor barrier.
  • figure 5 shows a sectional view of the eaves area of the residential unit with the first roof element 14a in its assembled position, with the roof element 14b being basically identical in design.
  • the roof element has a trapezoidal sheet metal profile 36 on the outside as a roof skin for weather protection, which is arranged transversely to the usual laying direction and merges into a gutter 38 in the area of the eaves.
  • Counter battens 40 connect to the trapezoidal sheet metal profile on the inside, which creates a rear ventilation level.
  • a full-surface underlay sheet 42a is provided to ensure windproofness and as a second sealing level.
  • a rafter level 44 with insulation between the rafters is provided.
  • the inside end of the roof element is formed by a wood material panel, in particular a three-layer panel 46, which stiffens the roof surface, serves as a vapor barrier and can also be designed as a visible surface.
  • the roof and the dwelling unit can be equipped and dimensioned in such a way that all the requirements of a dwelling building are met, including with regard to thermal insulation, statics and impermeability to steam from the inside and weather influences from the outside.
  • the hinge 16a is attached by screws 55 to both the base purlin 48a and the wall purlin 13a.
  • the opposite side of the residential unit is designed analogously in terms of the structure of the roof element and the side wall and their articulated connection.
  • This figure also shows the essentially triangular cross-section, non-load-bearing and heat-insulating filling profile 19 for the space between the base purlin 48a of the roof element and the upper wall purlin 13a of the side wall with the upper face 18a.
  • an end piece 50 of the outer facade is attached to the side wall 12a after the filling profile 19 has been inserted.
  • the underlay membrane 42a on the roof element 14a in the region of the filling profile 19 there is also an overlapping of the underlay membrane 42a on the roof element 14a and the facade membrane 42b on the side wall 12a.
  • the facade membrane 42b arranged under the outer facade of the side wall 12a is routed at least up to the upper end of the wall purlin 13a, while the underlay membrane 42a of the roof element 14a is routed on its outside under the trapezoidal profile 36 over the eaves area and thereby covering the filling profile on the outside until there is an overlap with the facade membrane 42b on the side wall 12a in the overlapping area 42c.
  • the underlay membrane of the roof element ends in the area of the insertable end piece 50.
  • another sheet 56 is provided as a vapor barrier, which points in the direction of the hinge 16a tip of the Filling profile 19 is encased and connected to both the base purlin 48a and the wall purlin 13a in a vapor-tight manner.
  • FIG. 6 shows the end sections 11a, 11b designed as cuboid boxes, each with three wall panels, which are formed by side wall sections 12a', 12b' or 12a", 12b" and an end wall 12e or 12e', as well as with an open side 53 or .53'.
  • the respective end walls are the wall elements connecting the side wall sections and running essentially transversely to the longitudinal extent of the base area.
  • the open sides 53, 53' are arranged opposite one another, as a result of which the box-like end sections are U-shaped in horizontal cross section. With the shape of the end sections and the opposite open sides, which have no structural function, a very free design of the interior of the basic structure is possible.
  • the basic structure has an extendable center part 52 designed as a slide-out for expanding the available living space.
  • the moveable middle part 52 is pushed completely between the boxes 11a, 11b and thus also has their outer dimensions.
  • the pushed-in position of the central part 52 is shown in broken lines and hatched.
  • the purlins 13a, 13b are continuous over the entire length of the basic structure as close to the roof of the side walls 12a, 12b, ie also in the area of the extendable central part.
  • a slide-out another free wall or facade design is also possible, eg in the form of large windows.
  • the side wall sections 12a' and 12a" or 12b' 12b" are in each case parts of the respective side wall 12a or 12b of the basic structure.
  • FIG. 7 shows the residential unit 10 with the basic structure 12 and the roof 14 in the erected position, with the arrangement of the roof elements 14a, 14b on the continuous, fixed wall purlins 13a, 13b of the side walls 12a, 12b of the basic structure forming a bracing virtual triangular prism with sides open at the front is formed (the triangular prism is shown in broken lines in these areas).
  • the basic structure consists of the rectangular base 12c on which the box-like end sections 11a, 11b are fixed.
  • these box-like end sections consist of three wall panels which are formed by the respective side wall sections 12a', 12b' or 12a", 12b" of the side walls 12a, 12b and by the respective end faces 12e, 12e'. and one intermediate level 12d', 12d".
  • the intermediate plane formed parallel and at a distance from the base and the three wall panels, a dimensionally stable structure of the box-like end sections and thus the base structure is provided.
  • the dimensional stability of the residential unit as a whole results from the interaction of the rigid base surface 12c, which may be designed as a platform for a swap body, the end sections 11a, 11b, which are rigidly formed on this base surface, and the wall purlins that are firmly attached to the side walls of the basic structure and thus also to box-like end sections arranged virtual triangular prism of the roof structure 14.
  • gable elements 60, 60' are shown in an otherwise unchanged residential unit 10, which are each articulated at the upper end of the end faces 12e, 12e' with hinges (not shown).
  • the gable elements can be pivoted between a transport position, in which they are stored inside the dwelling unit on the respective mezzanine level 12d' and 12d'', and the assembly position, in which they close the gable area. Both positions are shown in the figure and the movement through indicated by a dashed line.

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