FI80495C - ELEMENTHUS. - Google Patents

Description

1 80495

prefabricated house

The invention relates to a prefabricated house, in which at least one wall element comprises panels arranged on both sides of the thermal insulation, at least the outer panel of which is a log panel, the outer panel being an extension of a prefabricated corner element.

Today, log houses are also very often element-10 houses, the wall elements of which comprise two log panels and thermal insulation between them.

However, such wall elements do not make the corners of the log house look real. The corners of the house have been erected on the construction site of the so-called. in the traditional way from 15 individual short logs with locks, etc.

The house-side ends of the corner logs are fitted somewhat between the log panels of the wall elements, as a result of which the thermal insulation has had to be removed from the corners of the house.

20 Most of the time spent erecting a log house has been spent assembling the corners, and the thermal insulation of the corners has been deficient.

The intention is now to create a new Element House that eliminates the above-mentioned drawbacks.

The prefabricated house according to the invention is mainly characterized in that the logs of the corner element are assembled together by a through pipe or the like, that an angle iron with brackets or the like is attached to the corner of the house, and that slots are formed in the pipe to receive the brackets.

In order to ensure a genuine appearance, it is advantageous to make notches for the angle iron and to provide the angle iron brackets with a wedge hook resting on the upper edge of the log pass-through tube, whereby the corner element is pressed against the angle iron in the notch.

Thanks to the invention, the corners of a log house can be constructed decisively simpler and faster than before. The erection time of the whole house will be shortened from about two days to a few hours and the thermal insulation of the corners will be improved. No new machine tools are needed.

The invention will now be described with reference to the embodiment schematically shown in the accompanying drawing.

Figure 1 shows the corner of the house in a partial vertical section.

Figure 2 shows a section along the line 1-II of the dry 1.

Figure 3 shows the fastening members of the corner logs in a partial vertical section.

Figure 4 shows a section along the line IV-IV in Figure 3.

Reference numeral 1 denotes the log element 20 of the wall element, and 2 indicates the thermal insulation between the panels.

Notches are made in the corner formed by the outer log panels, to which the angle iron 4 is attached, e.g. with bolts. The angle iron has brackets 5 on which the corner logs 6 assembled into elements are mounted.

25 The corner logs 6 can be connected to each other e.g.

with tongue hinges, the cohesive member could be a pipe 7 passing through the logs 6 with its tightening bolts 8. The pipe 7 has slots 9 for receiving the supports 5; corresponding openings are formed in said corner logs 6. Bracket-30 where 5 is a, preferably wedge-shaped hook 10 entering the tube 7 for pressing the corner logs 6 against the angle iron 4.

The drawing shows the so-called ordinary corner structure. For example, there is often a porch in front of the door-side wall, whereby a part of the porch-side corner structure can be more decorative consisting of logs of different lengths 3 80495 with railings, etc. Instead of an angle iron, two flat irons can be used. Angular alignment of the log panels is not necessary but allows for a more authentic appearance.

Tube 7 could, of course, be round; by making a notch corresponding to the support 5, 10 only in the respective corner logs 6, it would in principle even be possible to dispense with the housing member of the corner logs 6 of the pipe 7, although such a solution would be relatively cumbersome. Correspondingly, the support 5, 10 could be part of the pipe, the wedge hook 10 facing downwards, so that the outer log panel would have a receiving notch.

Claims (3)

4 80495 A prefabricated house, wherein at least one wall element comprises panels 5 arranged on both sides of the thermal insulation (2), at least the outer panel of which is a log panel (1), the outer panel (1) being extended by a corner element prefabricated from logs (6), characterized in that the logs (6) of the corner element are assembled together by a through pipe (7), etc., that an angle iron (4) with supports (5, 10) is attached to the corner of the house 10, and that in order to receive the supports (5, 10) there is a ) formed slots (9) and, in these cases, openings in said logs (6). Prefabricated house according to Claim 1, characterized in that notches are made in the corner of the house for the corner iron (4). Prefabricated house according to Claim 1, characterized in that the brackets (5) of the angle iron (4) have a wedge-shaped hook (10) resting on the upper edge of the slot (9) of the pipe (7) passing through the logs (6), for pressing the corner element ). s 80495