JP2005325627A - Joint treatment method and joint treatment tape - Google Patents

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JP2005325627A
JP2005325627A JP2004145908A JP2004145908A JP2005325627A JP 2005325627 A JP2005325627 A JP 2005325627A JP 2004145908 A JP2004145908 A JP 2004145908A JP 2004145908 A JP2004145908 A JP 2004145908A JP 2005325627 A JP2005325627 A JP 2005325627A
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<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a joint treatment method and a joint treatment tape flexibly following to a deformation of a mesh 16 by behavior of a joint section 3 without causing any elongation by discrepancy in the mesh, covering an opening of the joint section 3, making the occurrence of contraction and delamination within the mesh 16 like the conventional putty, making plastic destruction along the joint section 3 and preventing the linear crack from being exposed to finish coating 20 applied to the surface of an elastic coating 15. <P>SOLUTION: A tape 6 formed in the shape of a net of a single layer consisting of warp 7 and the weft 8 is connected on the surface of the joint section 3 of a wall face plates 1 and 1 driven by butting against an external wall or an internal wall of a building, the elastic coating 15 is applied in thickness of an extent to cover the mesh 16 of the tape 6 without applying the putty or the like on the surface of the tape 6, the inside of each mesh 16 consisting of the warp 7 and the weft 8 of the tape 6 is filled with the applied elastic coating 15 to form a void block A, at the same time, both elastic coatings 15 on the front sides of the warp 7 and the weft 8 are connected and combined with each other to become a membranous body B, the void block A and the membranous body B are integrally connected to each other, and when a predetermined time has elapsed after the coating, it is so constituted that a coated film of a drying gelled elastic paint layer can be formed. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2006,JPO&NCIPI

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本発明は、目地処理方法および目地処理テープに関するものである。   The present invention relates to a joint processing method and a joint processing tape.

従来の目地処理方法は、図7のような構成であり、壁面材aと壁面材aとの合せ部bの目地部cの表面にテープdを接着した後、テープdの網目を通して、石膏ボード用目地処理材であるパテeをヘラで数回塗って充填してから、更に表面に仕上パテfを塗って仕上げしていた(特許文献1)。
実開昭51−12334号公報
The conventional joint processing method is configured as shown in FIG. 7, and after adhering the tape d to the surface of the joint part c of the joint part b of the wall surface material a and the wall material a, the gypsum board is passed through the mesh of the tape d. After applying and filling the putty e, which is a joint treatment material, with a spatula several times, the finish putty f was further applied to the surface to finish (Patent Document 1).
Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 51-12334

前記公知例では、テープdが粘着剤gにより壁面材aに固定されるので、壁面材aへのパテe接着作業とパテe扱き作業とを一工程にしているが、そのため、テープdの表側の編み目から目地部にジョイントセメントまたはパテeを擦り込むことになり、擦り込むときの圧力がテープdの接着力より大きくなることで、テープdの中央部が目地部の奥側に撓むことになり、この撓み分が「弛み」となり、テープdに弛みがあるとテープdの補強効果が失われ、目地部の左右の壁面材aに開きが生じ、その分テープdの弛みが目地部の上側に移動し、このテープdの移動に対して固く硬化しているジョイントセメントまたはパテeは追随できないのでひび割れXが発生するという課題がある。
即ち、テープを継ぎ目表面に貼着し、パテで塗り固め固着することによって、下地材の継ぎ目に開きが生じないようにしているが、前記パテは水量が重量比で30%含有し、更に樹脂を含有しているから、乾燥収縮すると塗厚の約30%近く痩せること、また、テープdは縦糸と横糸は伸びがない寸法安定性を特性として網目状に平織に形成されているので、縦糸と横糸の交叉部は結束されていないため目ずれが生じること、また、パテ自体も不陸調整塗材であるので、弾性が無く、下地の挙動に追従できないこと等の種々の要因が複合的に作用して、ひび割れという課題が発生する。
本願は、継ぎ目部分の開きを表面に露出させないために、目地処理方法を工夫したものである。
In the known example, since the tape d is fixed to the wall surface material a by the adhesive g, the putty e bonding operation to the wall surface material a and the putty e handling operation are performed in one step. The joint cement or putty e is rubbed into the joint part from the stitches of the tape, and the central part of the tape d bends to the back side of the joint part because the pressure when rubbing becomes larger than the adhesive force of the tape d. When the tape d is slack, the reinforcing effect of the tape d is lost, and the left and right wall materials a of the joint portion are opened, and the slack of the tape d is equivalent to the joint portion. Since the joint cement or putty e that has moved to the upper side of the tape and hardened with respect to the movement of the tape d cannot follow, there is a problem that a crack X occurs.
That is, the tape is attached to the surface of the seam, and is applied with a putty to fix the base material, so that the seam of the base material does not open. However, the putty contains 30% by weight of water, and further contains a resin. Therefore, the tape d is formed into a flat weave in a mesh shape with the characteristic that the warp and weft do not stretch, and the warp and weft do not stretch. The crossing part of the weft and the weft is not bundled, resulting in misalignment, and since the putty itself is a non-landing coating material, there are various factors such as lack of elasticity and inability to follow the behavior of the groundwork. This causes a problem of cracking.
In the present application, the joint processing method is devised so that the opening of the joint portion is not exposed to the surface.

本発明は、建築物の外壁又は内壁に壁面材1、1を突合せて打付け、該壁面材1、1の合せ部2の端面は略直角形状に形成してハ状又はV状に広がる目地溝を有しない目地部3を形成し、該目地部3の表面側に縦糸7と横糸8により単層の網状に形成したテープ6を接着し、前記テープ6の表面にパテ類は塗らずに弾性塗材15を前記テープ6の網目16が隠蔽される程度の厚さに塗布し、塗布された弾性塗材15は、前記テープ6のの縦糸7と横糸8により形成された各網目16内に充填されて空隙ブロックAを形成すると共に、縦糸7と横糸8の表面側の弾性塗材15が連結結合して膜状体Bになり、前記空隙ブロックAと前記膜状体Bが一体化して結合して、塗布後所定時間経過すると、乾燥ゲル化した弾性塗料層の塗膜を形成するように構成した目地処理方法としたものである。
本発明は、前記テープ6と前記弾性塗材15は、前記テープ6の各網目16の大きさと弾性塗材15の粘度とを、相対的に各網目16に前記弾性塗材15による空隙ブロックAが形成されるように構成した目地処理方法としたものである。
本発明は、前記テープ6は、縦糸7と横糸8とに感圧粘着剤10を全面塗布又は含浸させた目地処理方法としたものである。
本発明は、建築物の外壁又は内壁に打付けた壁面材1、1の合せ部2の表面側に形成された目地部3の表面側に貼着する、単層の縦糸7と横糸8により網状のテープ本体9を形成し、該テープ本体9は感圧粘着剤10に含浸させ、前記テープ本体9の表面側には該テープ本体9より幅の広い剥離紙を貼着し、前記テープ本体9はテープ本体9の表面側に弾性塗材15を塗布したとき、テープ本体9の各網目16に前記弾性塗材15による塗膜を形成するように構成した目地処理テープとしたものである。
本発明は、前記テープ本体9と前記弾性塗材15は、前記テープ本体9の各網目16の大きさと弾性塗材15の粘度とを、相対的に各網目16に前記弾性塗材15による塗膜を形成するように構成した目地処理テープとしたものである。
In the present invention, the wall materials 1 and 1 are abutted against each other on the outer wall or the inner wall of a building, and the end surfaces of the mating portions 2 of the wall materials 1 and 1 are formed in a substantially right-angled shape and spread in a C shape or a V shape. A joint portion 3 having no ground groove is formed, and a tape 6 formed in a single-layer net shape by warp yarns 7 and weft yarns 8 is adhered to the surface side of the joint portion 3, and putty is not applied to the surface of the tape 6. The elastic coating material 15 is applied to such a thickness that the mesh 16 of the tape 6 is concealed, and the applied elastic coating material 15 is contained in each mesh 16 formed by the warp yarn 7 and the weft yarn 8 of the tape 6. To form a void block A, and the elastic coating material 15 on the surface side of the warp yarn 7 and the weft yarn 8 is connected and joined to form a film-like body B, and the void block A and the membrane-like body B are integrated. After a predetermined time has elapsed after application, a dry gelled elastic paint layer is formed. It is obtained by the joint processing method configured.
In the present invention, the tape 6 and the elastic coating material 15 are configured such that the size of each mesh 16 of the tape 6 and the viscosity of the elastic coating material 15 are relatively set to each mesh 16 with the gap block A formed by the elastic coating material 15. This is a joint processing method that is configured to be formed.
In the present invention, the tape 6 is a joint processing method in which the pressure-sensitive adhesive 10 is applied or impregnated on the entire surface of the warp yarn 7 and the weft yarn 8.
The present invention provides a single-layer warp yarn 7 and a weft yarn 8 that are attached to the surface side of the joint portion 3 formed on the surface side of the mating portion 2 of the wall surface material 1, 1 struck on the outer wall or inner wall of the building. A net-like tape body 9 is formed, the tape body 9 is impregnated with a pressure-sensitive adhesive 10, and a release paper having a width wider than that of the tape body 9 is attached to the surface side of the tape body 9, and the tape body Reference numeral 9 denotes a joint treatment tape configured to form a coating film by the elastic coating material 15 on each mesh 16 of the tape body 9 when the elastic coating material 15 is applied to the surface side of the tape body 9.
In the present invention, the tape main body 9 and the elastic coating material 15 are applied to the respective meshes 16 by the elastic coating material 15 relatively to the size of each mesh 16 of the tape main body 9 and the viscosity of the elastic coating material 15. This is a joint treatment tape configured to form a film.

請求項1の発明では、テープ6と弾性塗材15は、強力で弾性変形能力を有する空隙ブロックAとテープ6の表面側の膜状体Bが連結されているので、目ずれによる伸びがなく、目地部3の挙動による網目16の変形に柔軟に追従し、目地部3の開きを隠蔽し、従来のパテのように網目16内で収縮剥離を生じたり、目地部3に添って塑性破壊したり、直線状のひび割れが弾性塗材15の表面に塗布した仕上げ塗装20に露出しない。
請求項2の発明では、弾性塗材15がテープ6の表面に柔軟な塗装膜層を形成し、目地部3の開きを隠蔽する。
請求項3の発明では、ひび割れの原因となるテープ6の縦糸7と横糸8との目ずれを防止するので、テープ6の伸びがなく、目地部3の挙動による網目16の変形に柔軟に追従する。
請求項4および請求項5の発明では、弾性塗材15より柔軟な塗装膜層を形成するためのテープ6を提供できる。
In the first aspect of the invention, the tape 6 and the elastic coating material 15 are not stretched by misalignment because the gap block A having strong and elastic deformation ability and the film-like body B on the surface side of the tape 6 are connected. , Flexibly following the deformation of the mesh 16 due to the behavior of the joint 3, concealing the opening of the joint 3, causing shrinkage peeling in the mesh 16 like a conventional putty, or plastic fracture along the joint 3 Or linear cracks are not exposed to the finish coating 20 applied to the surface of the elastic coating material 15.
In the invention of claim 2, the elastic coating material 15 forms a flexible coating film layer on the surface of the tape 6 and conceals the opening of the joint portion 3.
In the invention of claim 3, since the misalignment between the warp yarn 7 and the weft yarn 8 of the tape 6 causing cracks is prevented, the tape 6 does not stretch and flexibly follows the deformation of the mesh 16 due to the behavior of the joint portion 3. To do.
In the inventions of claims 4 and 5, it is possible to provide the tape 6 for forming a coating film layer that is more flexible than the elastic coating material 15.

本発明の方法を実施する構造を図において説明すると、1はプラスターボード、軽量気泡コンクリート板、セメント押出し成形板、石綿スレート板、珪酸カルシウム板、プレキャストコンクリート板、その他で構成される壁面材であり、建築物の外壁又は内壁に壁面材1、1を突合せて打付けると、壁面材1、1の合せ部2の表面側に目地部3が形成される。
前記壁面材1の合せ部2の表面側の端縁形状は任意であるが、従来のようなハの字状又はV字状に広がる目地溝は形成しないので、工数工程が省略されて好適である。
The structure for carrying out the method of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. 1 is a wall material composed of plaster board, lightweight cellular concrete board, cement extruded board, asbestos slate board, calcium silicate board, precast concrete board, and others. When the wall materials 1 and 1 are abutted against each other on the outer wall or the inner wall of the building, a joint portion 3 is formed on the surface side of the mating portion 2 of the wall materials 1 and 1.
The shape of the edge on the surface side of the mating portion 2 of the wall material 1 is arbitrary, but since a joint groove extending in the shape of a letter C or V as in the prior art is not formed, the man-hour process is omitted, which is preferable. is there.

しかして、目地部3にはテープ6を接着する。テープ6は、ガラス繊維により縦糸7と横糸8を織って網目状のテープ本体9を有して構成する。テープ本体9の縦糸7と横糸8は該テープ本体9を感圧粘着剤10にデップされて形成したテープ粘着層を形成し、テープ本体9の表面側に剥離紙11が粘着固定しうるように構成する。
剥離紙11はテープ本体9と同一幅または幅広く形成する。前記感圧粘着剤10は、耐水形アクリル系、ゴム、ポリエチレン、ウレタン、その他感圧性接着剤を用い、常温で壁面材に接着するものである。
Thus, the tape 6 is bonded to the joint portion 3. The tape 6 has a mesh-like tape body 9 in which warp yarns 7 and weft yarns 8 are woven with glass fibers. The warp yarn 7 and the weft yarn 8 of the tape body 9 form a tape adhesive layer formed by dipping the tape body 9 on the pressure sensitive adhesive 10 so that the release paper 11 can be adhesively fixed to the surface side of the tape body 9. Constitute.
The release paper 11 is formed to have the same width as that of the tape main body 9 or a wide width. The pressure-sensitive adhesive 10 uses a water-resistant acrylic, rubber, polyethylene, urethane, or other pressure-sensitive adhesive, and adheres to a wall material at room temperature.

テープ6は、感圧粘着剤10が内側(壁面側)となるようにしてテープ本体9ごと普通のセロファンテープのようにロール12状に巻回し、一端より引伸ばしながら壁面に接着させ、接着後剥離紙11を剥離させて使用する。網状の単体でテープ本体9を構成した場合、剥離紙11を有するものと有しないものがある。   The tape 6 is wound in the form of a roll 12 like a normal cellophane tape so that the pressure sensitive adhesive 10 is on the inner side (wall side), and is bonded to the wall surface while being stretched from one end. The release paper 11 is peeled off and used. When the tape main body 9 is constituted by a net-like simple substance, there are those that have the release paper 11 and those that do not.

しかして、壁面材1の目地部3に貼着させたテープ6の表面側には、上から弾性塗材15を充填塗布する。弾性塗材15は、貼着したテープ本体9の表面上にゾル状態(流動性と粘性を有する液体状)でローラー刷毛で、テープ本体9の縦糸7と横糸8により形成された各網目16が隠蔽される程度の厚さに塗布する。塗布された弾性塗材15は、テープ本体9の縦糸7と横糸8により形成された各網目16内に充填されて空隙ブロックAを形成すると共に、テープ本体9の表面側の弾性塗材15が連結結合して膜状体Bになり、空隙ブロックAと膜状体Bが一体化して結合して、塗布後所定時間経過すると、乾燥ゲル化(乾燥した塗装膜)し、弾性塗材15の層を形成する。   Thus, the elastic coating material 15 is filled and applied on the surface side of the tape 6 attached to the joint portion 3 of the wall material 1 from above. The elastic coating material 15 is a roller brush in a sol state (liquid form having fluidity and viscosity) on the surface of the tape body 9 that is adhered, and each mesh 16 formed by the warp yarns 7 and the weft yarns 8 of the tape body 9 Apply to a thickness that is concealed. The applied elastic coating material 15 is filled into each mesh 16 formed by the warp yarns 7 and the weft yarns 8 of the tape body 9 to form the gap block A, and the elastic coating material 15 on the surface side of the tape body 9 When the gap block A and the film body B are united and bonded together after a predetermined time has elapsed after coating, the film is dried and gelled (dried coating film). Form a layer.

この空隙ブロックAと膜状体Bは、テープ本体9の縦糸7と横糸8の目ずれ防止も兼ねてデップ(含浸)した感圧粘着剤10を介しても結合する。
即ち、テープ本体9と弾性塗材15は、テープ本体9の感圧粘着剤10を介在して伸びがなく柔軟なFRP状の弾性帯となって壁面材1の目地部3を隠蔽する。
この合成されたテープ本体9と弾性塗材15は、強力で弾性変形能力を有する空隙ブロックAとテープ本体9の表面側の膜状体Bが連結されているので、目ずれによる伸びがなく、FRP状に強化されているので、継ぎ目の挙動による網目16の変形に柔軟に追従し、目地部3の開きを隠蔽し、従来のパテのように網目16内で収縮剥離を生じたり、目地部3に添って塑性破壊したり、直線状のひび割れが後述する弾性塗材15の表面に塗布した仕上げ塗装20に露出しない。
The gap block A and the film-like body B are also bonded via a pressure-sensitive adhesive 10 that is dipped (impregnated) to prevent misalignment of the warp yarn 7 and the weft yarn 8 of the tape body 9.
That is, the tape main body 9 and the elastic coating material 15 are not stretched by the pressure-sensitive adhesive 10 of the tape main body 9 and become a flexible FRP-like elastic band to conceal the joint portion 3 of the wall material 1.
Since the synthesized tape body 9 and elastic coating material 15 are connected to the gap block A having strong and elastic deformation ability and the film body B on the surface side of the tape body 9, there is no elongation due to misalignment, Since it is strengthened in the shape of FRP, it flexibly follows the deformation of the mesh 16 due to the behavior of the seam, conceals the opening of the joint 3, and causes shrinkage peeling in the mesh 16 like a conventional putty, 3 is not plastically broken, and linear cracks are not exposed to the finish coating 20 applied to the surface of the elastic coating material 15 described later.

この場合、弾性塗材15の伸び能力を発揮させる主成分は、原料に添加させる可塑剤でなく、樹脂によるものが好適である。弾性塗材15は、エポキシ樹脂系、変成アクリルエマルション系、アクリルウレタン系、シリコン系シロキサン(sio)で結合されたものであり、テープ本体9を構成するガラス繊維と密着が良好で付着力が強いものを選定する。
また、弾性塗材15は、乾燥ゲル状態で硬化しても軟らかく柔軟性のあるものが好適であり、乾燥ゲル状態になったとき硬く硬化してしまうものはテープ本体9の網目16の変形や繊維の伸びを阻害し、自由度を失うので破断につながる。
In this case, the main component for exerting the elongation ability of the elastic coating material 15 is preferably a resin, not a plasticizer added to the raw material. The elastic coating material 15 is bonded with an epoxy resin system, a modified acrylic emulsion system, an acrylic urethane system, or a silicon-based siloxane (sio), and has good adhesion and strong adhesion with the glass fiber constituting the tape body 9. Select one.
The elastic coating material 15 is preferably soft and flexible even when cured in a dry gel state, and the material that hardens when it is in a dry gel state is the deformation of the mesh 16 of the tape body 9 or the like. It inhibits fiber elongation and loses flexibility, leading to breakage.

即ち、テープ本体9のガラス製繊維は引張り強さは大であるが、剪断には弱いので、乾燥ゲル状態になったとき硬く硬化する弾性塗材15の場合、目地部3の開きが剪断力となって作用して破断につながるのである。
また、弾性塗材15はゾル状態のとき、粘性が高ければ高いほど表面張力が高くなり、空隙ブロックAと膜状体Bの造膜が良好に行われる。
各網目16の平面形状は、球形に近い平行四辺形にすると、網目16に充填される弾性塗材15の内部応力による変形や歪みと、目地部3のテープ本体9に加わる外力の目地ずれ変位角に、最もバランス良く有効に追従緩和分散性能を良好にでき、好適である(図5)。
That is, the glass fiber of the tape body 9 has a high tensile strength but is weak against shearing. Therefore, in the case of the elastic coating material 15 that is hardened and hardened when it is in a dry gel state, the opening of the joint 3 is the shearing force. It acts and leads to breakage.
Further, when the elastic coating material 15 is in a sol state, the higher the viscosity, the higher the surface tension and the better the formation of the void block A and the film-like body B.
When the planar shape of each mesh 16 is a parallelogram close to a sphere, deformation and distortion due to internal stress of the elastic coating material 15 filled in the mesh 16 and displacement of the joint force of the external force applied to the tape body 9 of the joint 3 In the corner, it is possible to improve the follow-up relaxation dispersion performance in the most balanced and effective manner (FIG. 5).

網目16の寸法と弾性塗材15の空隙ブロックAの内部歪みによる大きさ、並びに、目地部3のテープ本体9に加わる外力の目地ずれ変形追従緩和分散性能との関係は、網目16の一辺の距離の二乗に反比例して空隙ブロックAの内部歪みが小さくなり、変形追従緩和分散性能も高まるので、網目16の一辺の距離を1/2に短くすると、変形追従緩和分散性能は4倍に向上する。
一例を示すと、通常、継ぎ目処理後の仕上表面に盛り上がりが生じさせないことを考慮し、テープ本体9の厚さを0.1mm以内、網目16の一辺寸法を0.3mm以内が好適である。
The relationship between the size of the mesh 16 and the size of the elastic coating material 15 due to the internal strain of the void block A and the joint displacement deformation follow-up relaxation dispersion performance of the external force applied to the tape body 9 of the joint portion 3 is as follows. Since the internal distortion of the air gap block A decreases in inverse proportion to the square of the distance and the deformation follow-up relaxation dispersion performance also increases, if the distance on one side of the mesh 16 is shortened to 1/2, the deformation follow-up relaxation dispersion performance is improved by a factor of four. To do.
For example, it is usually preferable that the thickness of the tape body 9 is 0.1 mm or less and the one side dimension of the mesh 16 is 0.3 mm or less, considering that the finished surface after the seam treatment is not raised.

テープ本体9にローラ刷毛で弾性塗材15を塗布すると、表面張力効果により網目厚さの略2倍の塗装厚さ略0.2mm程度の弾性塗材15がテープ本体9に付着し、一定時間後略70%乾燥ゲル化し、略0.15mm程度の膜となって残るので、網目16の一辺寸法とテープ本体9の縦糸7および横糸8の厚さは、弾性塗材15の表面張力効果によりテープ本体9の表面を隠蔽するだけの必要十分条件となる。
また、テープ本体9に弾性塗材15をローラー1回塗りで塗装厚さ0.2mm程度塗布されると、テープ本体9のガラス繊維製は弾性塗材15の樹脂の吸引が大きくなるため、弾性塗材15の顔料が表面に残るドライアウト現象となり、弾性塗材15の表面張力効果を阻害するが、テープ6は、テープ本体9の縦糸7と横糸8を感圧感圧粘着剤10を0.05mm程度デップ(含浸)させているので、テープ本体9全体に弾性塗材15の樹脂が浸透することがなく、表面張力効果を促進し、空隙ブロックAと膜状体Bを連続結合させて容易に造膜させる。変成アクリルエマルション系の弾性塗材15の場合でも、乾燥ゲル状態で略0.15mm程度の膜が形成されるので、一辺寸法0.3mm角の網目16と0.1mm厚さの空隙ブロックAを充填結合すると、テープ本体9の表面を伸びのある強い塗装膜で隠蔽する。
When the elastic coating material 15 is applied to the tape main body 9 with a roller brush, the elastic coating material 15 having a coating thickness of about 0.2 mm, which is about twice the mesh thickness, adheres to the tape main body 9 due to the surface tension effect, and is applied for a certain period of time. After that, it is gelled by about 70% and remains as a film of about 0.15 mm. Therefore, one side dimension of the mesh 16 and the thickness of the warp 7 and the weft 8 of the tape main body 9 are affected by the surface tension effect of the elastic coating material 15. This is a necessary and sufficient condition for hiding the surface of the main body 9.
Further, when the elastic coating material 15 is applied to the tape body 9 by a single roller and the coating thickness is about 0.2 mm, the glass body of the tape body 9 is more elastic because the suction of the resin of the elastic coating material 15 becomes larger. The pigment of the coating material 15 becomes a dry-out phenomenon in which the surface remains, and the surface tension effect of the elastic coating material 15 is obstructed. However, the tape 6 has the warp yarn 7 and the weft yarn 8 of the tape main body 9 connected to the pressure-sensitive pressure-sensitive adhesive 10. Since it is dipped (impregnated) by about 05 mm, the resin of the elastic coating material 15 does not permeate the entire tape body 9, promotes the surface tension effect, and easily connects the gap block A and the film-like body B. To form a film. Even in the case of the modified acrylic emulsion-based elastic coating material 15, a film of about 0.15 mm is formed in a dry gel state. Therefore, a mesh 16 having a side dimension of 0.3 mm square and a void block A having a thickness of 0.1 mm are formed. When filling and bonding, the surface of the tape body 9 is concealed with a strong coating film having elongation.

しかして、弾性塗材15の表面にはパテ21を塗布し、パテ21の表面に仕上げ塗装20を施す。パテ21は、仕上げ塗装20のローラー刷毛塗装むらを消す程度に0.1〜0.15mm程度に極薄く塗布する。したがって、万一仕上げ塗装20にパテ21のひび割れが生じた場合でも、ひび割れの割れ幅(開き幅)は塗装厚さに比例するため、パテ塗装厚さのに0.1〜0.15mm以下であり、外観上目立たない。   Accordingly, the putty 21 is applied to the surface of the elastic coating material 15, and the finish coating 20 is applied to the surface of the putty 21. The putty 21 is applied as thin as about 0.1 to 0.15 mm so as to eliminate the unevenness of the roller brush painting of the finish coating 20. Therefore, even if a crack of the putty 21 occurs in the finish coating 20, the crack width (opening width) is proportional to the coating thickness, so the putty coating thickness is 0.1 to 0.15 mm or less. Yes and inconspicuous in appearance.

次に実施例の作用を述べる。
建築物の外壁又は内壁に、壁面材1と壁面材1の互いの端面を突合せて打付けると、壁面材1と壁面材1の合せ部2の表側の目地部3の表面にロール12状にしたテープ6を引き出して当接させると、簡単に引出されて当接される。
テープ6のテープ本体9の裏面側には感圧粘着剤10が塗布(含浸)されているので、テープ6は剥離紙11と共にロール12から引き出すと、そのまま壁面材1、1に接着することができ、その後剥離紙11を剥離させればよい。
Next, the operation of the embodiment will be described.
When the end surfaces of the wall surface material 1 and the wall surface material 1 are abutted against each other on the outer wall or the inner wall of the building, they are formed into a roll 12 shape on the surface of the joint portion 3 on the front side of the mating portion 2 of the wall surface material 1 and the wall surface material 1 When the tape 6 is pulled out and brought into contact, it is easily pulled out and brought into contact.
Since the pressure-sensitive adhesive 10 is applied (impregnated) to the back side of the tape body 9 of the tape 6, the tape 6 can be directly bonded to the wall materials 1 and 1 when pulled out from the roll 12 together with the release paper 11. After that, the release paper 11 may be peeled off.

しかして、テープ6は、ガラス繊維により縦糸7と横糸8を織って網目状テープ本体9を有して構成し、テープ本体9の縦糸7と横糸8は感圧粘着剤10にデップ(含浸)されて形成しているから、縦糸7と横糸8との各交叉部分が感圧粘着剤10により結合されて目地部3に貼着させたときおよび貼着後、交叉部分の目ずれは生じない。
壁面材1の目地部3に貼着させたテープ6の表面側には、上から弾性塗材15を充填塗布する。
Thus, the tape 6 is constructed by weaving warp yarns 7 and weft yarns 8 with glass fibers to have a mesh-like tape body 9, and the warp yarns 7 and weft yarns 8 of the tape body 9 are dipped (impregnated) into the pressure-sensitive adhesive 10. Therefore, when the crossing portions of the warp yarn 7 and the weft yarn 8 are bonded by the pressure-sensitive adhesive 10 and attached to the joint portion 3, and after the attachment, the crossing portion is not misaligned. .
The elastic coating material 15 is filled and applied on the surface side of the tape 6 adhered to the joint portion 3 of the wall material 1 from above.

弾性塗材15は、貼着したテープ本体9の表面上にゾル状態(流動性と粘性を有する液体状)でテープ本体9の網目16が隠蔽される程度の厚さに塗布する。
塗布された弾性塗材15は、テープ本体9の縦糸7と横糸8により形成された各網目16内に充填されて空隙ブロック空隙ブロックAを形成すると共に、テープ本体9の表面側(縦糸7と横糸8より上方部分)の弾性塗材15が連結結合して膜状体Bになるから、塗布後所定時間経過すると、空隙ブロックAと膜状体Bが一体化して結合して、乾燥ゲル化(乾燥した塗装膜)し、弾性塗材15の層を形成する。
The elastic coating material 15 is applied on the surface of the tape body 9 to which the elastic coating material 15 is applied so as to hide the mesh 16 of the tape body 9 in a sol state (liquid form having fluidity and viscosity).
The applied elastic coating material 15 is filled in each mesh 16 formed by the warp yarns 7 and the weft yarns 8 of the tape body 9 to form the gap block gap block A, and the surface side of the tape body 9 (the warp yarns 7 and Since the elastic coating material 15 in the upper part of the weft 8 is connected and joined to form a film-like body B, the gap block A and the film-like body B are united and joined together after a predetermined time after application, and the gel is dried. Then, a layer of the elastic coating material 15 is formed.

テープ本体9と弾性塗材15は、夫々が合成されて、剪断力にテープ本体9が強い力で対向し、弾性塗材15が弾性変形して弾性変形能力を発揮し、継ぎ目の挙動による網目16の変形に柔軟に追従し、目地部3の開きを隠蔽する。
即ち、従来の目地処理方法では、目地部3にパテを充填しているので、網目16内のパテの収縮剥離が生じて目地部3に添って塑性破壊し、これが原因で直線状にひび割れして表面に塗布した仕上げ塗装20に露出するが、本願では、弾性塗材15は網目16内に充填され、テープ本体9は感圧粘着剤10にデップ(含浸)されているので、縦糸7と横糸8の目ずれがないこと、弾性塗材15はパテと相違して弾性を有するので塑性破壊しないことから、弾性塗材15自体ひび割れせず、表面に塗布した仕上げ塗装20がひび割れすることはない。
The tape body 9 and the elastic coating material 15 are respectively synthesized, the tape body 9 faces the shearing force with a strong force, the elastic coating material 15 is elastically deformed to exhibit elastic deformation capability, and the mesh by the behavior of the seam The deformation of 16 is flexibly followed and the opening of the joint portion 3 is concealed.
That is, in the conventional joint processing method, the putty is filled in the joint portion 3, so that the shrinkage and peeling of the putty in the mesh 16 occurs, and the plastic joint breaks along the joint portion 3, which causes a linear crack. In this application, the elastic coating material 15 is filled in the mesh 16 and the tape body 9 is dipped (impregnated) into the pressure-sensitive adhesive 10. Since there is no misalignment of the weft 8, and since the elastic coating material 15 has elasticity unlike the putty and does not undergo plastic failure, the elastic coating material 15 itself does not crack, and the finish coating 20 applied to the surface cracks. Absent.

また、弾性塗材15はゾル状態のときの粘性が高ければ高いほど表面張力が高くなり、空隙ブロックAと膜状体Bの結合による造膜が良好に行われ、テープ本体9に弾性塗材15を塗布したとき表面張力効果により網目厚さの略2倍の塗装厚さ略0.2mm程度の弾性塗材15が、一定時間後略70%乾燥ゲル化し、略0.15mm程度の膜となって残るから、0.1mmの厚さのテープ本体9を十分に隠蔽できる。   Further, the higher the viscosity in the sol state, the higher the surface tension of the elastic coating material 15, and the film formation by the combination of the gap block A and the film-like body B is performed well, and the elastic coating material 15 is applied to the tape body 9. When the 15 is applied, the elastic coating material 15 having a coating thickness of about 0.2 mm, which is approximately twice the mesh thickness due to the surface tension effect, gels by about 70% after a certain period of time, forming a film of about 0.15 mm. Therefore, the tape main body 9 having a thickness of 0.1 mm can be sufficiently concealed.

しかして、テープ6は、テープ本体9の縦糸7と横糸8を感圧感圧粘着剤10を0.05mm程度デップ(含浸)させているので、テープ本体9全体に弾性塗材15の樹脂が浸透することがなく、表面張力効果を促進するから、テープ本体9に弾性塗材15をローラー1回塗りで塗装厚さ0.2mm程度塗布されると、弾性塗材15の表面張力効果により空隙ブロックAと膜状体Bを連続結合させて容易に造膜させる。   Since the tape 6 has the warp yarn 7 and the weft yarn 8 of the tape body 9 dipped (impregnated) by about 0.05 mm with the pressure-sensitive pressure-sensitive adhesive 10, the resin of the elastic coating material 15 penetrates the entire tape body 9. Therefore, when the elastic coating material 15 is applied to the tape body 9 by a single roller and the coating thickness is about 0.2 mm, the surface tension effect of the elastic coating material 15 causes a void block. A and a film-like body B are continuously bonded to form a film easily.

この場合、網目16の一辺寸法とテープ本体9の縦糸7および横糸8の厚さは、相対的に決定されるが、変成アクリルエマルション系の弾性塗材15の場合でも、乾燥ゲル状態で略0.15mm程度の膜が形成されるので、一辺寸法0.3mm角の網目16と0.1mm厚さの空隙ブロックAを充填結合すると、テープ本体9の表面を伸びのある強い塗装膜で隠蔽するから、網目16の一辺寸法を0.3mm以内、空隙ブロックAの厚さ0.1mm以内が好適である。   In this case, one side dimension of the mesh 16 and the thickness of the warp yarn 7 and the weft yarn 8 of the tape body 9 are relatively determined, but even in the case of the modified acrylic emulsion-based elastic coating material 15, it is substantially 0 in the dry gel state. Since a film of about 15 mm is formed, when the mesh 16 having a side dimension of 0.3 mm square and the gap block A having a thickness of 0.1 mm are filled and bonded, the surface of the tape body 9 is concealed with a strong coating film having an elongation. Therefore, it is preferable that one side dimension of the mesh 16 is within 0.3 mm and the thickness of the gap block A is within 0.1 mm.

しかして、弾性塗材15の表面には、仕上げ塗装20のローラー刷毛塗装むらを消す程度に0.1〜0.15mm程度に極薄くパテパテ21を塗布し、ひび割れの割れ幅(開き幅)は塗装厚さに比例するから、万一仕上げ塗装20にパテ21のひび割れが生じた場合でも、ひび割れはパテ21の塗装厚さの0.1〜0.15mm以下であり、外観上目立たない。
なお、上記実施例において、「層」とは厚みのあるものが重なった状態を指し、弾性塗材15の「層」とは、網目16内の空隙ブロックAの表側に膜状体Bが重なった状態を意味し、また、膜状体Bの「膜」は、壁面材1の表面を被覆した状態を指したものであるが、これらの表現により構成が限定されるものではない。
Then, the putty putty 21 is applied to the surface of the elastic coating material 15 as thin as about 0.1 to 0.15 mm so as to eliminate the unevenness of the roller brush painting of the finish coating 20, and the crack width (opening width) is Since it is proportional to the coating thickness, even if a crack of the putty 21 occurs in the finish coating 20, the crack is 0.1 to 0.15 mm or less of the coating thickness of the putty 21 and is not noticeable in appearance.
In the above embodiment, the term “layer” refers to a state in which thick materials overlap each other, and the “layer” of the elastic coating material 15 refers to the film layer B overlapping the front side of the void block A in the mesh 16. In addition, the “film” of the film-like body B refers to a state in which the surface of the wall surface material 1 is covered, but the configuration is not limited by these expressions.

壁面材を付き合わせた断面図。Sectional drawing which attached the wall material. テープの製造状態の一例を示す図。The figure which shows an example of the manufacture state of a tape. テープの網目に弾性塗材を充填した状態の一例を示す正面図。The front view which shows an example of the state which filled the mesh of the tape with the elastic coating material. 図3のテープの断面図。Sectional drawing of the tape of FIG. テープの表面に弾性塗材を充填塗布した状態の一例を示す正面図。The front view which shows an example of the state which filled and apply | coated the elastic coating material on the surface of the tape. 目地部を基準に壁面材が離れた状態の断面図。Sectional drawing of the state which the wall surface material left | separated on the basis of the joint part. 従来例の壁面材が離れて目地部にひびが生じた状態の断面図。Sectional drawing of the state which the wall material of the prior art example left | separated and the joint part cracked.

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1…壁面材、2…合せ部、3…目地部、6…テープ、7…縦糸、8…横糸、9…テープ本体、10…感圧粘着剤、11…剥離紙、12…ロール、15…弾性塗材、16…網目、20…仕上げ塗装、21…パテ、A…空隙ブロック、B…膜状体。   DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... Wall material, 2 ... Joint part, 3 ... Joint part, 6 ... Tape, 7 ... Warp, 8 ... Weft, 9 ... Tape main body, 10 ... Pressure sensitive adhesive, 11 ... Release paper, 12 ... Roll, 15 ... Elastic coating material, 16 ... mesh, 20 ... finish coating, 21 ... putty, A ... gap block, B ... film-like body.

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建築物の外壁又は内壁に壁面材1、1を突合せて打付け、該壁面材1、1の合せ部2の端面は略直角形状に形成してハ状又はV状に広がる目地溝を有しない目地部3を形成し、該目地部3の表面側に縦糸7と横糸8により単層の網状に形成したテープ6を接着し、前記テープ6の表面にパテ類は塗らずに弾性塗材15を前記テープ6の網目16が隠蔽される程度の厚さに塗布し、塗布された弾性塗材15は、前記テープ6のの縦糸7と横糸8により形成された各網目16内に充填されて空隙ブロックAを形成すると共に、縦糸7と横糸8の表面側の弾性塗材15が連結結合して膜状体Bになり、前記空隙ブロックAと前記膜状体Bが一体化して結合して、塗布後所定時間経過すると、乾燥ゲル化した弾性塗料層の塗膜を形成するように構成した目地処理方法。 The wall material 1, 1 is abutted against the outer wall or the inner wall of the building, and the end surface of the mating portion 2 of the wall material 1, 1 is formed in a substantially right-angled shape and does not have a joint groove extending in a C shape or a V shape. A joint portion 3 is formed, and a tape 6 formed in a single-layered net shape with warp yarns 7 and weft yarns 8 is bonded to the surface side of the joint portion 3, and an elastic coating material 15 is applied without applying putty on the surface of the tape 6. The elastic coating material 15 is applied to each mesh 16 formed by the warp yarns 7 and the weft yarns 8 of the tape 6 so that the mesh 16 of the tape 6 is concealed. In addition to forming the void block A, the elastic coating material 15 on the surface side of the warp yarn 7 and the weft yarn 8 is connected and connected to form a film-like body B, and the void block A and the film-like body B are integrated and combined. When a predetermined time has elapsed after application, it is configured to form a dry gelled elastic coating layer. Joint processing methods. 請求項1において、前記テープ6と前記弾性塗材15は、前記テープ6の各網目16の大きさと弾性塗材15の粘度とを、相対的に各網目16に前記弾性塗材15による空隙ブロックAが形成されるように構成した目地処理方法。 2. The tape 6 and the elastic coating material 15 according to claim 1, wherein the size of each mesh 16 of the tape 6 and the viscosity of the elastic coating material 15 are relatively set so that each mesh 16 has a gap block formed by the elastic coating material 15. The joint processing method comprised so that A might be formed. 請求項1または請求項2において、前記テープ6は、縦糸7と横糸8とに感圧粘着剤10を全面塗布又は含浸させた目地処理方法。 The joint treatment method according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the tape 6 has a warp yarn 7 and a weft yarn 8 coated or impregnated with a pressure-sensitive adhesive 10 over the entire surface. 建築物の外壁又は内壁に打付けた壁面材1、1の合せ部2の表面側に形成された目地部3の表面側に貼着する、単層の縦糸7と横糸8により網状のテープ本体9を形成し、該テープ本体9は感圧粘着剤10に含浸させ、前記テープ本体9の表面側には該テープ本体9より幅の広い剥離紙を貼着し、前記テープ本体9はテープ本体9の表面側に弾性塗材15を塗布したとき、テープ本体9の各網目16に前記弾性塗材15による塗膜を形成するように構成した目地処理テープ。 A tape-like tape body made up of single-layer warp yarns 7 and weft yarns 8 that is attached to the surface side of the joint portion 3 formed on the surface side of the mating portion 2 of the wall surface material 1, 1 struck on the outer wall or inner wall of the building. 9, the tape body 9 is impregnated with the pressure sensitive adhesive 10, and a release paper having a width wider than the tape body 9 is attached to the surface side of the tape body 9, and the tape body 9 is the tape body A joint treatment tape configured to form a coating film of the elastic coating material 15 on each mesh 16 of the tape body 9 when the elastic coating material 15 is applied to the surface side of the tape 9. 請求項4において、前記テープ本体9と前記弾性塗材15は、前記テープ本体9の各網目16の大きさと弾性塗材15の粘度とを、相対的に各網目16に前記弾性塗材15による塗膜を形成するように構成した目地処理テープ。 5. The tape body 9 and the elastic coating material 15 according to claim 4, wherein the size of each mesh 16 of the tape body 9 and the viscosity of the elastic coating material 15 are relative to each mesh 16 by the elastic coating material 15. A joint treatment tape configured to form a coating film.
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