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JP2005083142A
JP2005083142A JP2003318904A JP2003318904A JP2005083142A JP 2005083142 A JP2005083142 A JP 2005083142A JP 2003318904 A JP2003318904 A JP 2003318904A JP 2003318904 A JP2003318904 A JP 2003318904A JP 2005083142 A JP2005083142 A JP 2005083142A
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<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide the structure of a residence solving the controversial point of a conventional heat-insulating construction method, being comfortable and being easy to live and having excellent heat-insulating properties, air permeability and ventilating properties. <P>SOLUTION: In the residence structure, a sill 3 having wood kinds resisting a corrosion/a formic harm such as a Japanese cypress is supported on a mat foundation 1 through a plurality of foundation packings arranged at intervals, and vent holes are formed among the adjacent foundation packings 4. In the residence structure, an external heat-insulating wall 13 is formed by installing a heat-insulating material outside a building frame through airtight sheets, and a fibrous heat-insulating material is mounted inside the building frame so as to wrap a room and used as an internal heat-insulating wall 24. In the residence structure, an air layer 25 is formed by forming a space between the wall 13 and the wall 24, and a ventilating layer 7 communicating with the ventilating tile-holding battens 11 of a ridge section is formed between a backing material and the heat-insulating material 8 for a roof in the roof. In the residence structure, a ventilating system 26 adjusting a temperature/ a humidity in the room is mounted in the room, air exhausted outside the room from the system 26 is discharged to the air layer 25 and a ventilating system 27 secured to a ceiling-inside section/an attic space discharging air in the air layer 25 outside the room is fitted. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2005,JPO&NCIPI

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本発明は、住宅における屋根、壁、及び床の断熱性、通気性及び換気性に優れた住宅構造に関する。   The present invention relates to a housing structure excellent in heat insulation, ventilation and ventilation of a roof, walls and floors in a house.

現在行われている木造住宅の断熱方法には、大きく分けて内断熱(充填断熱)と外断熱(外張り断熱)がある。内断熱とは構造躯体の柱や壁等の間に断熱材を施す工法で、断熱材にはロックウールやグラスウールを使用するのが一般的です。外断熱とは構造躯体の外側に断熱材を施す工法で、発泡スチロールや発泡ウレタンが断熱材として使用されている(特許文献1参照)。
特開2000−55291号公報
Current methods of heat insulation of wooden houses are roughly divided into inner insulation (filling insulation) and outer insulation (outer insulation). Internal heat insulation is a method of applying heat insulation between pillars and walls of a structural frame, and rock wool or glass wool is generally used as the heat insulation. Outer heat insulation is a method of applying a heat insulating material to the outside of a structural housing, and polystyrene foam or urethane foam is used as a heat insulating material (see Patent Document 1).
JP 2000-55291 A

しかし、従来の木造住宅の断熱工法にはそれぞれ、以下のような問題点がある。   However, the conventional insulation methods for wooden houses have the following problems.

1.内断熱工法の場合
(1)内部に断熱層があるために断熱層内の体積が小さく暖まり易く且つ冷え易いが、断熱材として用いるロックウールやグラスウールは熱容量が小さいため外気の影響を受け易い。
1. In the case of the inner heat insulation method (1) Since there is a heat insulating layer inside, the volume in the heat insulating layer is small and easy to warm and cool, but rock wool and glass wool used as heat insulating materials are easily affected by the outside air because of their small heat capacity.

(2)ロックウールやグラスウールは気密性が低く湿気を通しやすいため、外気との温度差が大きいと内部結露を起こしやすい。 (2) Since rock wool and glass wool are low in air tightness and easy to pass moisture, if there is a large temperature difference from the outside air, internal condensation tends to occur.

(3)ロックウールやグラスウールを用いた場合は、吸音性は高いが、遮音性が低くなる。 (3) When rock wool or glass wool is used, the sound absorption is high, but the sound insulation is low.

2.外断熱工法の場合
(1)発泡スチロールや発砲ウレタンは気密性が高く湿気を通しにくいため、外気との温度差が大きくても内部結露を起こし難いが、気密性が高いため、換気性が悪いと言える。
2. In the case of the outer insulation method (1) Styrofoam and foamed urethane are highly airtight and difficult to pass through moisture, so even if the temperature difference from the outside air is large, it is difficult to cause internal condensation. I can say that.

(2)発泡スチロールや発砲ウレタンを用いた場合は、遮音性は高いが、吸音性が低くなる。 (2) When foamed polystyrene or foamed urethane is used, the sound insulation is high but the sound absorption is low.

(3)基礎断熱とするため、室内が防腐・防蟻剤の影響を受け易い。 (3) Because it is a basic heat insulation, the room is susceptible to the effects of antiseptic and ant protection agents.

そこで、本発明は、従来の断熱工法の問題点を解消した、快適で住みやすい、断熱性、通気性及び換気性に優れた住宅構造を提供するものである。   Therefore, the present invention provides a residential structure that is free from the problems of conventional heat insulation methods and that is comfortable and easy to live in and has excellent heat insulation, ventilation, and ventilation.

本発明は、基礎はベタ基礎とし、鋼製束と基礎パッキンを使用した通気工法とする。   In the present invention, the foundation is a solid foundation and a ventilation method using a steel bundle and foundation packing.

土台には桧等の腐食・蟻害に強い材種を土台として使用する。木材はすべて乾燥材又は集成材を使用し躯体を構成させる。そして、この躯体の外側に気密シート等で気密施工を行い、発泡ウレタン等の断熱材を取付けて外断熱とする。外壁材、屋根材を仕上げる場合は、下地に胴縁等を施工し、基礎部から棟部へ抜ける一体の通気層を設ける。   For the foundation, use a grade that is resistant to corrosion and ant damage such as firewood. All wood is made of dry wood or laminated wood to make up the frame. Then, airtight construction is performed on the outside of the housing with an airtight sheet or the like, and a heat insulating material such as urethane foam is attached to provide external heat insulation. When finishing the outer wall material and roofing material, a trunk edge is constructed on the base, and an integrated ventilation layer is provided through the foundation to the ridge.

次に躯体の内側に、部屋を包み込むようにロックウール、ガラスウール等の繊維状断熱材を取付け内断熱とする。この時、外断熱材と内断熱材の間に空間が出来るように施工し、外気と内気の間に空気層が出来るようにする。   Next, a fibrous heat insulating material such as rock wool or glass wool is attached to the inside of the housing so as to wrap the room, thereby providing internal heat insulation. At this time, it is constructed so that a space is formed between the outer heat insulating material and the inner heat insulating material, and an air layer is formed between the outside air and the inside air.

室内には24時間常時稼動する全熱交換型の第1種換気システムを取付け、室内の温度・湿度を調整する。また、この換気システムから屋外へ排気される空気を、一度、断熱材間の空気層に排出し、天井裏・小屋裏に取付けた第3種換気システムによって、この空気層の空気を屋外へ排出させる。 A total heat exchange type 1 ventilation system that operates 24 hours a day is installed in the room to adjust the temperature and humidity in the room. In addition, the air exhausted from the ventilation system to the outside is once exhausted to the air layer between the heat insulating materials, and then the air in the air layer is exhausted to the outside by the third type ventilation system installed on the back of the ceiling / shed. Let

本発明は外断熱と内断熱の二つの断熱をおこなうとともに、断熱材間に空気層を設け、外気と内気の温度差を和らげ、換気することによって内部結露を予防することができ、気密性が高くなることによって起こりうる空気汚染を全熱交換型の24時間換気システムによって解消することができる。   The present invention performs both heat insulation of the outside heat insulation and the inside heat insulation, and also provides an air layer between the heat insulation materials, softens the temperature difference between the outside air and the inside air, and can prevent internal condensation by ventilating, and has an airtightness. Air pollution that may occur due to the high can be eliminated by a total heat exchange type 24-hour ventilation system.

また、基礎と土台の間に通気口を採用することにより、防腐・防蟻剤の室内への影響を抑えることができ、また、これと併せて土台に桧等の材種を使用することにより、防腐・防蟻剤を使用せずに腐食・蟻害を抑えることが出来る。さらに、仕上げ下地に一体の通気層を設けることにより、蒸れによる部材の劣化を抑えると共に、仕上げ材からの輻射熱による躯体温度の変化を少なくすることができる。   In addition, by adopting a vent between the foundation and the foundation, it is possible to suppress the effect of the antiseptic / anticides on the interior of the room, and in addition to this, by using a grade such as firewood for the foundation Corrosion and ant damage can be suppressed without using antiseptic and ant protection agents. Furthermore, by providing an integral ventilation layer on the finishing base, it is possible to suppress deterioration of the member due to stuffiness and to reduce the change in the body temperature due to radiant heat from the finishing material.

本発明によれば暖まり易く冷え難い、あるいは冷え易く暖まり難い、断熱性能が高い住宅になる。そして、空気層と換気システムを設けたことにより、デメリットであった内部結露を防止し、年間を通じて室内を人体に適した環境に出来る。また、基礎と土台の間に通気口を採用することにより薬剤の塗布を無くすことが出来きるため、人体への影響がなく、さらに通気されることにより部材の劣化を抑えることが出来る。それから、使用した断熱材の特徴として、発泡ウレタン等の断熱材には遮音性、ロックウール等の繊維状断熱材には吸音性があるため、室外からの騒音を遮断し、室内の音を吸音するという防音の効果がある。     According to the present invention, it becomes a house that is easy to warm and difficult to cool, or that is easy to cool and difficult to warm and has high heat insulation performance. And by providing an air layer and a ventilation system, it was possible to prevent internal dew condensation, which was a disadvantage, and to make the room suitable for the human body throughout the year. Moreover, since the application of the medicine can be eliminated by adopting a vent hole between the foundation and the base, there is no influence on the human body, and further deterioration of the member can be suppressed by aeration. In addition, as a feature of the heat insulation used, heat insulation such as urethane foam has sound insulation, and fiber insulation such as rock wool has sound absorption, so it blocks noise from outside and absorbs sound from the room. It has the effect of soundproofing.

図1は本発明の住宅の全体及び通気と換気を示す断面図、図2は同床部の断面図、図3は同屋根部の断面図、図4は同躯体の壁の断面図である。   FIG. 1 is a sectional view showing the whole house and ventilation and ventilation of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a sectional view of the floor, FIG. 3 is a sectional view of the roof, and FIG. 4 is a sectional view of a wall of the same body. .

図1において、基礎1はベタ基礎とする。基礎内部立上り2は土台巾とするが、図2に示すように基礎1の外周部の立上り2は断熱材の厚みを考慮して外側へ増打ちする。テラス柱やポーチ柱等の外壁と同じ通りで仕上る面も同様に増打ちする。   In FIG. 1, the foundation 1 is a solid foundation. The foundation internal rise 2 is a base width, but as shown in FIG. 2, the rise 2 of the outer peripheral portion of the foundation 1 is increased to the outside in consideration of the thickness of the heat insulating material. Surfaces that are finished on the same street as the outer walls of terrace pillars and porch pillars will also be increased.

図2において、土台3には桧等、束には鋼製束を使用し、立上り2の上に間隔をおいて並べた複数の基礎パッキン4を介して土台3を支持し、隣り合う基礎パッキン4の間の隙間を通気口に利用して通気させて床換気通路を形成する。   In FIG. 2, the base 3 is made of eaves and the like, and the bundle is made of steel, and the base 3 is supported via a plurality of base packings 4 arranged at intervals on the rising 2, and adjacent base packings are supported. A floor ventilation passage is formed by ventilating the gap between the four through the vent.

軸組は在来軸組工法によって柱などの水平材と梁などの垂直材を組み合わせて建てていく。構造材にはすべて乾燥材、又は集成材を使用する。これは、木材の収縮により断熱材に隙間やズレが生じるのを抑えるためであり、さらに木材に含まれる水分が蒸発することによって起こる内部結露を防ぐためである。   The shaft is built by combining horizontal materials such as columns and vertical materials such as beams by conventional shaft construction methods. Use dry or laminated wood for all structural materials. This is to prevent gaps and deviations from being generated in the heat insulating material due to shrinkage of the wood, and to prevent internal condensation caused by evaporation of moisture contained in the wood.

図3(a)、(b)において、屋根部の構造材を加工する場合、一般的には垂木5の上端と隅木の上端は同じ高さで加工されるが、本発明では垂木が隅木より15mm程度高くなるように加工する。こうすれば、垂木5から隅木へと抜ける通気層7が出来る。   3 (a) and 3 (b), when processing the structural material of the roof portion, the upper end of the rafter 5 and the upper end of the corner tree are generally processed at the same height, but in the present invention, the rafter is more than the corner tree. It is processed to be about 15mm higher. In this way, a ventilation layer 7 can be formed which passes from the rafter 5 to the corner tree.

屋根部の断熱方法は、断熱材8として板状の発泡ウレタンを垂木5間に落し込む方法とする。垂木5は乾燥材とし、屋根に使用する断熱材厚よりも20mm以上背の大きい寸法のものとする。   The heat insulating method of the roof part is a method of dropping plate-like foamed urethane between the rafters 5 as the heat insulating material 8. The rafter 5 is a dry material and has a size that is 20 mm or more larger than the thickness of the heat insulating material used for the roof.

断熱材8を落し込む場合はしっかりと落し込み、垂木5と断熱材8の厚みの差により段差ができるるように施工する。こうすれば、垂木間の断熱材上部に軒から棟木・棟木に抜ける通気層7が出来る。また、断熱材8を落し込む場合、内部の気密を摂るために隙間ができないようにする。隙間ができた場合、断熱材8を充填するなどして気密を摂る。このとき使用する断熱材8に、工場カット製品を使用すれば、施工精度と施工能率を上げることができ、また現場でのゴミも軽減できる。   When the heat insulating material 8 is dropped, the heat insulating material 8 is firmly dropped and is constructed so that a step is formed due to the difference in thickness between the rafter 5 and the heat insulating material 8. If it carries out like this, the ventilation layer 7 which escapes from a eave to a purlin and a purlin can be formed on the heat insulating material between rafters. Moreover, when dropping the heat insulating material 8, in order to take airtightness inside, it is made not to make a clearance gap. When a gap is formed, the heat insulating material 8 is filled to obtain airtightness. If a factory-cut product is used for the heat insulating material 8 used at this time, construction accuracy and construction efficiency can be increased, and dust on the site can be reduced.

屋根下地(野地板9、アスファルトルーフィング10)を施工する場合、棟部は最後まで貼りあげず、隙間をあけ通気層7の空気が通気瓦桟11へ抜けるようにする。12は瓦である。   When constructing the roof base (field board 9, asphalt roofing 10), the ridge is not pasted up to the end, leaving a gap so that the air in the ventilation layer 7 can escape to the ventilation tiles 11. 12 is a roof tile.

図3(c)に示すように、下屋の下地(野地板9、アスファルトルーフィング10)は壁際まで貼りあげず、外壁の断熱材13と外壁胴縁の厚みの分隙間を開けて貼り終える。こうすれば、垂木間の通気層7を上った空気が外壁の断熱材13の通気層7から棟部の通気層7を通って最終的に棟通気桟11より屋外へ排出される。   As shown in FIG. 3 (c), the base of the lower house (the base plate 9, the asphalt roofing 10) is not stuck up to the wall, and is finished with a gap corresponding to the thickness of the heat insulating material 13 on the outer wall and the outer wall trunk edge. If it carries out like this, the air which went up the ventilation layer 7 between rafters will be finally discharged | emitted from the ventilation layer 7 of the ridge part from the ventilation layer 7 of the heat insulating material 13 of an outer wall to the outdoors from the building ventilation crosspiece 11. FIG.

図4において、躯体外周に外壁の断熱材13を施工する前に、躯体外周面に気密シート14を貼る。このとき、内部をある程度乾燥させておかないと結露の原因となる。また、この気密シート14をサッシ15の取付け下地として防露のために巻込んでおく。   In FIG. 4, before constructing the outer wall heat insulating material 13 on the outer periphery of the housing, an airtight sheet 14 is pasted on the outer peripheral surface of the housing. At this time, if the inside is not dried to some extent, it causes condensation. Further, the airtight sheet 14 is wound as a base for attaching the sash 15 to prevent dew condensation.

気密シート施工終了後、外壁部に外壁の断熱材13として板状の発泡ウレタンの断熱材を施工する。土台3の下端から外壁の断熱材13と同じ厚みの胴縁受16を間隔をおいて2階桁まで打付ける(図2参照)。また、外部開口部周りにも同じ胴縁受を打付ける。この時、胴縁受け16は乾燥したものを使用する。そして、胴縁間に隙間が出来ないように断熱材をはめ込み胴縁で押さえる。隙間が出来た場合は発泡ウレタンを充填する。このとき使用する断熱材にも、工場カット製品を使用すれば施工精度と施工能率を上げることができ、また現場でのゴミも軽減できる。それから、通気胴縁17の上に透湿防水シート18を貼り外壁材(サイディング)19を施工する。   After completion of the airtight sheet construction, a plate-like urethane foam heat insulation material is applied to the outer wall portion as the heat insulation material 13 of the outer wall. A trunk edge receiver 16 having the same thickness as that of the heat insulating material 13 on the outer wall is driven from the lower end of the base 3 to the second floor girder at intervals (see FIG. 2). In addition, the same trunk edge holder is also applied around the outer opening. At this time, a dry one is used as the trunk edge receiver 16. Then, a heat insulating material is fitted and pressed by the trunk edge so that there is no gap between the trunk edges. If there is a gap, fill with urethane foam. If factory-cut products are used for the heat insulating material used at this time, construction accuracy and efficiency can be improved, and on-site garbage can be reduced. Then, a moisture permeable waterproof sheet 18 is pasted on the ventilator rim 17 to construct an outer wall material (siding) 19.

図2にもどって、床の断熱方法は床断熱材20として発泡ウレタンを根太21の間に落し込む施工とする。根太21は乾燥材とし、床断熱材20は根太背と同じ厚みとする。こうすれば、床下の空気が土台3と根太21の隙間から壁内へ流入するのを防ぐことが出来る。この上に構造用合板22と床材23を施工すれば、床部分の気密を摂ることが出来る。但し、この方法で床断熱をした場合に浴室が断熱できないため、浴室部分のみ基礎断熱とする。   Returning to FIG. 2, the floor heat insulating method is construction in which urethane foam is dropped between the joists 21 as the floor heat insulating material 20. The joist 21 is a drying material, and the floor insulation 20 is the same thickness as the joist spine. In this way, it is possible to prevent the air under the floor from flowing into the wall through the gap between the base 3 and the joists 21. If the structural plywood 22 and the flooring 23 are constructed on this, the floor portion can be airtight. However, if the floor is insulated by this method, the bathroom cannot be insulated, so only the bathroom part will be the basic insulation.

図4において、繊維状断熱材としてロックウールにより内壁の断熱材24を形成する。壁内のロックウール24は室内側に取付け、外壁の断熱材13との間に空気層25が出来るように施工する。通常、壁内のロックウール24は梁下まで施工するが、図3(b)に示すように、この場合には天井部分までの施工とし、壁内の空気が小屋裏・天井裏に抜けるようにする。天井裏にもロックウール24を施工し、壁に取付けたロックウール24と一体とし室内部分を包み込む様な構造とする。   In FIG. 4, the heat insulating material 24 of an inner wall is formed with rock wool as a fibrous heat insulating material. The rock wool 24 in the wall is attached to the indoor side so that an air layer 25 is formed between the outer wall and the heat insulating material 13. Normally, the rock wool 24 in the wall is constructed to the bottom of the beam, but as shown in FIG. 3 (b), in this case, the construction is performed up to the ceiling so that the air in the wall can escape to the back of the shed and the ceiling. To. Rock wool 24 is also constructed on the back of the ceiling, and is structured so as to be integrated with the rock wool 24 attached to the wall so as to wrap the indoor portion.

図1に示すように、室内には24時間常時稼動する全熱交換型の第1種換気システム26を取付ける。小屋裏・天井裏には24時間常時稼動する第3種換気システム27を取付ける。第1種換気システム26の排気は直接屋外に排出せずに小屋裏・天井裏に排出し、小屋裏・天井裏に取付けた第3種換気システム27により小屋裏・天井裏の空気として屋外へ排出する。   As shown in FIG. 1, a total heat exchange type 1 ventilation system 26 that is always in operation for 24 hours is installed in the room. At the back of the shed and the ceiling, the third type ventilation system 27 that is always in operation is installed. The exhaust of the first type ventilation system 26 is not directly discharged to the outside, but is exhausted to the back of the shed and the ceiling, and to the outside as the air of the back of the shed and the ceiling by the third type ventilation system 27 attached to the back of the shed and the ceiling. Discharge.

本発明は、優れた断熱性能を有し、内部結露を防止し、年間を通じて室内を人体に適した環境にでき、人体への影響がなく、さらに部材の劣化を抑えることができ、室外からの騒音を遮断して防音できる住宅として利用できる。   The present invention has excellent heat insulation performance, prevents internal condensation, makes the room suitable for the human body throughout the year, has no effect on the human body, can further suppress deterioration of the members, and from outside the room. It can be used as a house where noise can be cut off and soundproofed.

本発明の住宅の全体及び通気と換気を示す断面図である。It is sectional drawing which shows the whole house of this invention, ventilation, and ventilation. 本発明の住宅の床部の断面図である。It is sectional drawing of the floor part of the house of this invention. 本発明の住宅の屋根部の断面図である。It is sectional drawing of the roof part of the house of this invention. 本発明の住宅の壁の断面図である。It is sectional drawing of the wall of the house of this invention.

符号の説明Explanation of symbols

1:基礎 2:立上り
3:土台 4:基礎パッキン
5:垂木 6:棟木
7:通気層 8:断熱材
9:野地板 10:アスファルトルーフィング
11:通気瓦桟 12:瓦
13:外壁の断熱材 14:気密シート
15:サッシ 16:胴縁受
17:通気胴縁 18:透湿防水シート
19:サイディング 20:床断熱材
21:根太 22:構造用合板
23:床材 24:内壁の断熱材(ロックウール)
25:空気層 26:換気システム
27:換気システム
1: Basic 2: Rise
3: Base 4: Foundation packing
5: Rafter 6: Purlin 7: Ventilation layer 8: Insulation material 9: Base plate 10: Asphalt roofing 11: Ventilation roof tile 12: Tile 13: Insulation material of outer wall 14: Airtight sheet 15: Sash 16: Trunk receiver 17: Ventilation rim 18: Breathable waterproof sheet 19: Siding 20: Floor insulation 21: joist 22: Structural plywood 23: Flooring 24: Inner wall insulation (rock wool)
25: Air layer 26: Ventilation system 27: Ventilation system

Claims (2)

ベタ基礎の上に間隔をおいて並べた複数の基礎パッキンを介して桧等の腐食・蟻害に強い材種の土台を支持して、隣り合う基礎パッキンの間に通気口を形成し、
躯体の外側に気密シートを介して断熱材を取付けて外断熱壁を形成し、
躯体の内側に、部屋を包み込むように繊維状断熱材を取付けて内断熱壁とし、
外断熱壁と内断熱壁の間に空間を設けて空気層を形成し、
屋根には屋根の下地材と断熱材の間に棟部の通気瓦桟に通じる通気層を形成し、
室内には室内の温度・湿度を調整する換気システムを取付け、この換気システムから屋外へ排気される空気を前記空気層に排出し、この空気層の空気を屋外へ排出させる天井裏・小屋裏に取付けた換気システムを備えたことを特徴とする住宅構造。
Supporting the base of a material that is resistant to corrosion and ant damage such as moths through a plurality of foundation packings arranged at intervals on a solid foundation, forming a vent between adjacent foundation packings,
A heat insulating material is attached to the outside of the housing via an airtight sheet to form an outer heat insulating wall,
Inside the enclosure, install a fibrous insulation so as to wrap the room to make an inner insulation wall,
An air layer is formed by providing a space between the outer heat insulating wall and the inner heat insulating wall,
On the roof, a ventilation layer that leads to the ventilation tile pier in the ridge is formed between the base material of the roof and the heat insulating material,
Installed in the room is a ventilation system that adjusts the temperature and humidity of the room, exhausts the air exhausted from the ventilation system to the outside, and exhausts the air from the air layer to the outside. A residential structure characterized by an installed ventilation system.
下屋の外壁材と屋根材を仕上げる場合に、下地に胴縁等を施工し、基礎部から前記棟部の通気瓦桟へ通じる通気層を設けることを特徴とする請求項1記載の住宅構造。   2. The housing structure according to claim 1, wherein when finishing the outer wall material and roofing material of the lower house, a trunk edge is constructed on the base, and a ventilation layer is provided from the foundation portion to the ventilation tile rail of the ridge portion. .
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