JP2013076226A - Heat insulation material for wooden framework structure and heat insulation structure using the same - Google Patents

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JP2013076226A
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PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a heat insulation material for a wooden framework structure which can be easily and surely inserted between any vertical frame materials having different inner dimensions only by preparing one kind of heat insulation material made of a synthetic resin foam at a construction site, even when the frameworks constituting a part of a floor, ceiling, or roof of a dwelling house constructed as a wooden framework structure contain different inner dimensions between vertical frame materials.SOLUTION: A heat insulation material 10, which is made of a synthetic resin foam, is inserted between vertical frame materials in a framework for a floor, ceiling, or roof of a wooden framework structure using a square bar of a breadth B and a depth K(>B) as a base material, with a standard inner dimension between the vertical frame materials being A, a first non-standard inner dimension being Ax(=(A+(K-B)/2)). The breadth a1 of a front face side is smaller than the Ax and the breadth a2 of a rear face side is larger than the Ax. The heat insulation material 10 has one or more V-shaped division grooves 21 to 23 extending longitudinally and opened toward rear face sides, and a partial heat insulation material 50 having a different breadth size is obtained by removing a part of the heat insulation material from any of the V-shaped division grooves 21 to 23.

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本発明は、木造枠組構造で作られる住宅での、特に床、天井、または屋根部分を構成する枠組内に挿入される合成樹脂発泡体製の断熱材と、それを用いた断熱構造に関する。   The present invention relates to a heat insulating material made of a synthetic resin foam inserted into a frame constituting a floor, ceiling, or roof portion in a house made of a wooden frame structure, and a heat insulating structure using the heat insulating material.

ツーバイフォー構造と通称される木造枠組構造は知られており、日本においても木造枠組構造によって多くの住宅が建てられている。木造枠組構造では角材によって組まれた枠組そのものが構造材としての機能を果たすようになっており、日本では、一般に、38mm×89mmの角材が枠組の基材として用いられている。また、軸組構造による住宅と同様、木造枠組構造においても、その床部分、屋根部分、あるいは天井部分に合成樹脂発泡体製の断熱材を挿入する断熱施工が行われている。木造枠組構造での枠材の標準的な構造材配置モジュールは455mmであり、縦枠材間に挿入する断熱材の横幅は、一般に、455mm−38mm=417mmのものが用いられる。   A wooden frame structure commonly known as a two-by-four structure is known, and many houses are built in Japan using a wooden frame structure. In a wooden frame structure, a frame itself formed by square members functions as a structural member. In Japan, a square member of 38 mm × 89 mm is generally used as a base material for the frame. Further, as in the case of a house with a frame structure, in a wooden frame structure, heat insulation work is performed in which a heat insulating material made of a synthetic resin foam is inserted into the floor portion, the roof portion, or the ceiling portion. The standard structural material arrangement module of the frame material in the wooden frame structure is 455 mm, and the horizontal width of the heat insulating material inserted between the vertical frame materials is generally 455 mm−38 mm = 417 mm.

しかしながら、床工事、天井工事、屋根工事においては、壁部との取り合い箇所で、モジュール崩れが発生する。壁枠材幅が89mmである箇所の壁外側の際に幅38mmの床根太材、野縁材、垂木材に相当する縦枠材が配置されるが、配置モジュールの測定基準線は壁中央に設定されているため、壁部との取り合い箇所でのモジュール線と、床根太材、野縁材、垂木材に相当する縦枠材の中心線とは、25.5mmだけ外側にずれている。この分、構造材間寸法(断熱材を充填する幅)は大きくなっている。   However, in floor construction, ceiling construction, and roof construction, module collapse occurs at the place where the wall is engaged. A vertical frame material corresponding to floor joist, field edge material, and hanging wood with a width of 38 mm is placed on the outside of the wall where the wall frame width is 89 mm, but the measurement reference line of the placement module is at the center of the wall Since it is set, the module line at the place where the wall is engaged and the center line of the vertical frame material corresponding to the floor joist material, the field material, and the hanging lumber are shifted outward by 25.5 mm. Accordingly, the dimension between the structural materials (the width for filling the heat insulating material) is increased.

さらに、木造枠組構造において、床根太材、野縁材、垂木材に相当する縦枠材において、構造上補強が必要となる箇所では、同じ基材である角材を2枚重ねて使用されることが多い。この場合に、構造材幅は38×2=76mmとなり、この分、構造材間寸法(断熱材を充填する幅)は小さくなる。   Furthermore, in a wooden frame structure, in a vertical frame material equivalent to floor joist, field material, and hanging lumber, two square members, which are the same base material, should be used in layers where structural reinforcement is required. There are many. In this case, the width of the structural material is 38 × 2 = 76 mm, and the dimension between the structural materials (the width for filling the heat insulating material) is reduced accordingly.

そのように構造材間寸法(縦枠材間)の内寸法が変化しても、標準横幅の断熱材を用いて容易に断熱施工ができるように、特許文献1には、断熱材の側縁から幅方向に縦枠材間の横幅の半分および横幅分だけ入り込んだ位置に2本のスリットを形成し、該スリットを利用して断熱材の一部を分離することで、残りの部分断熱材を縦枠材間の異なった内寸法箇所に容易に挿入できるようにした木造枠組構造用の断熱材が記載されている。   Patent Document 1 discloses a side edge of a heat insulating material so that heat insulation can be easily performed using a heat insulating material having a standard width even if the inner dimensions of the structural material dimensions (between vertical frame materials) change. Two slits are formed in the width direction at a position that is half the width between the vertical frame members in the width direction and the width portion, and a part of the heat insulating material is separated using the slits, so that the remaining partial heat insulating material Describes a heat insulating material for a wooden frame structure that can be easily inserted into different internal dimensions between vertical frame members.

また、特許文献2には、長方形である合成樹脂発泡体製の断熱材の側縁に沿ってV字状の割溝を形成するとともに、その断熱材の前面側の幅寸法は挿入すべき構造部材間の間隔よりも狭く設定し、後面側の幅寸法は挿入すべき構造部材間の間隔よりも広く設定した建築用断熱材が記載されている。この断熱材は、その前面と後面の寸法の違いから、隣接する構造部材間への挿入は容易であり、その後、さらに押し込む過程でV字状の割溝が次第に狭くなっていくことで、断熱材は構造部材間にしっかりと嵌め込まれた状態となる。   Patent Document 2 discloses a structure in which a V-shaped split groove is formed along the side edge of a rectangular synthetic resin foam heat insulating material, and the front side width dimension of the heat insulating material is to be inserted. There is described a heat insulating material for building which is set narrower than the interval between members and whose width on the rear side is set wider than the interval between structural members to be inserted. This heat insulating material can be easily inserted between adjacent structural members due to the difference in dimensions between the front surface and the rear surface, and the V-shaped dividing groove gradually becomes narrower in the process of further pressing, so that the heat insulating material The material is in a state of being firmly fitted between the structural members.

特開平7−217015号公報Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 7-217051 特開平10−110483号公報JP-A-10-110483

特許文献1に記載される木造枠組構造用の断熱材は、スリットを利用して一部を分離した部分断熱材を施工現場で調整することで、縦枠材間の内寸法が異なっている場所に対しても容易に挿入することができる利点がある。しかし、特許文献1に記載される断熱材の横幅は挿入すべき縦枠材間の内寸法よりも少し幅の広いものとされており、挿入する作業が容易とはいえない。また、木造枠組構造において、一般に、寸法が38mm×89mmの角材を縦枠材および横枠材として用いているために、前記したように、床工事、天井工事、屋根工事において、壁部との取り合い箇所で、モジュール崩れが発生し、モジュール線と、床根太材、野縁材、垂木材に相当する縦枠材の中心線とは、25.5mm、すなわち縦枠材間の標準部417mmよりも25.5mm[=(417+(89−38)/2)mm]だけ広い442.5mmとなるが、特許文献1に記載の断熱材では、この点の配慮はなされていない。   The heat insulating material for the wooden frame structure described in Patent Document 1 is a place where the internal dimensions between the vertical frame materials are different by adjusting the partial heat insulating material, which is partially separated using a slit, at the construction site. There is an advantage that it can be easily inserted. However, the lateral width of the heat insulating material described in Patent Document 1 is a little wider than the inner dimension between the vertical frame members to be inserted, and it cannot be said that the inserting operation is easy. In addition, in a wooden frame structure, generally, a square member having a dimension of 38 mm × 89 mm is used as a vertical frame member and a horizontal frame member. Therefore, as described above, in floor construction, ceiling construction, and roof construction, Module breakage occurs at the joint location, and the module line and the center line of the vertical frame material corresponding to the floor joist material, the field material, and the hanging lumber are 25.5 mm, that is, from the standard part 417 mm between the vertical frame materials However, in the heat insulating material described in Patent Document 1, this point is not taken into consideration, although it is 442.5 mm wide by 25.5 mm [= (417+ (89−38) / 2) mm].

一方、特許文献2に記載の断熱材は、前面側の幅寸法を挿入すべき構造部材間の間隔よりも狭く設定し、後面側の幅寸法を挿入すべき構造部材間の間隔よりも広く設定したことで、隣接する構造部材間への挿入は容易であり、その後、さらに押し込むことで、断熱材は構造部材間にしっかりと圧入された状態となる。しかし、異なった間隔の構造部材間に挿入するために、一部を除去して部分断熱材にするという技術についてはまったく示唆されていない。   On the other hand, in the heat insulating material described in Patent Document 2, the width dimension on the front side is set narrower than the interval between the structural members to be inserted, and the width dimension on the rear side is set wider than the interval between the structural members to be inserted. As a result, the insertion between the adjacent structural members is easy, and after that, the insulating material is firmly pressed between the structural members by further pushing. However, there is no suggestion of a technique of removing a part to form a partial heat insulating material for insertion between structural members having different intervals.

本発明は、上記の事情に鑑みてなされたものであり、木造枠組構造で作られる住宅での、特に床、天井、または屋根部分を構成する枠組が異なった距離の縦枠材間内寸法を含む場合であっても、1つの種類の合成樹脂発泡体製の断熱材を施工現場に用意するのみで、内寸法の異なるすべての縦枠材間に容易にかつ確実に挿入することのできる木造枠組構造用の断熱材を提供することを課題とする。また、その断熱材を用いた木造枠組構造における、特に床、天井、または屋根部の断熱構造を提供することを課題とする。   The present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances, and in a house made of a wooden frame structure, in particular, the inner frame dimensions of different distances between the frames constituting the floor, ceiling, or roof portion are different. Even if it is included, a wooden structure that can be easily and surely inserted between all vertical frame materials with different internal dimensions by preparing one type of synthetic resin foam at the construction site. It is an object to provide a heat insulating material for a frame structure. It is another object of the present invention to provide a heat insulating structure, particularly a floor, ceiling, or roof part, in a wooden frame structure using the heat insulating material.

本発明による木造枠組構造用の断熱材は、横幅B(mm)×奥行K(mm)(>B(mm))である角材を基材とし縦枠材間の標準内寸法がA(mm)である木造枠組構造での枠組であって、住宅の床、天井、または屋根の部分を構成する枠組における前記縦枠材間に挿入される合成樹脂発泡体製の断熱材であり、前記断熱材は長手方向に沿う1本以上の後面側に開放したV字状の割溝を有しかつ断熱材の前面側の幅寸法a1(mm)は当該枠組の第1の非標準内寸法Ax(=(A+(K−B)/2)(mm))より小さく、後面側の幅寸法a2(mm)は前記Ax(mm)より大きくされており、前記V字状の割溝のいずれかから断熱材の一部を除去することにより、前記標準内寸法A(mm)である縦枠材間または前記第1の非標準内寸法Axとは異なる第2の非標準内寸法Ay(mm)である縦枠材間に挿入可能な部分断熱材であって、その前面側の幅寸法ax1(mm)は挿入されるべき縦枠材間の標準内寸法A(mm)または第2の非標準内寸法Ay(mm)より小さく、後面側の幅寸法ax2(mm)は標準内寸法A(mm)または第2の非標準内寸法Ay(mm)より大きくされた部分断熱材を得ることができることを特徴とする。   The heat insulating material for the wooden frame structure according to the present invention has a standard internal dimension of A (mm) between vertical frame materials using a square material having a width B (mm) × depth K (mm) (> B (mm)) as a base material. It is a frame with a wooden frame structure, and is a heat insulating material made of synthetic resin foam inserted between the vertical frame members in a frame constituting a floor, ceiling, or roof portion of a house, and the heat insulating material Has one or more V-shaped split grooves opened on the rear surface side along the longitudinal direction, and the width dimension a1 (mm) on the front surface side of the heat insulating material is the first non-standard internal dimension Ax (= Smaller than (A + (KB) / 2) (mm)), the width a2 (mm) on the rear surface side is larger than the Ax (mm), and is insulated from one of the V-shaped dividing grooves. By removing a part of the material, between the vertical frame materials having the standard internal dimension A (mm) or the first non-standard internal dimension It is a partial heat insulating material that can be inserted between vertical frame members having a second non-standard internal dimension Ay (mm) different from Ax, and the width dimension ax1 (mm) on the front surface side is a vertical frame member to be inserted Smaller than the standard internal dimension A (mm) or the second non-standard internal dimension Ay (mm), and the rear side width dimension ax2 (mm) is the standard internal dimension A (mm) or the second non-standard internal dimension Ay. A partial heat insulating material larger than (mm) can be obtained.

上記の木造枠組構造用の断熱材は、前面側の幅寸法a1(mm)は、当該枠組の第1の非標準内寸法Ax(mm)より狭く、後面側の幅寸法a2(mm)は当該枠組の第1の非標準内寸法Axより広い。したがって、上記の寸法を備えた本発明による木造枠組構造用の断熱材は、前記標準内寸法A(mm)よりも広い前記第1の非標準内寸法Axである縦枠材間の第1の非標準部へ容易に挿入することができる。その後、さらに押し込む過程で、前記V字状の割溝の溝幅が次第に狭くなっていき、最後には、両側面を対向する縦枠材の側面に密着させた姿勢で縦枠材間に挿入された状態となる。それにより、縦枠材間の前記第1の非標準部には確実な断熱層が形成される。   In the heat insulating material for the wooden frame structure, the front side width dimension a1 (mm) is narrower than the first non-standard internal dimension Ax (mm) of the frame, and the rear side width dimension a2 (mm) is It is wider than the first non-standard internal dimension Ax of the framework. Therefore, the heat insulating material for the wooden frame structure according to the present invention having the above-described dimensions is the first non-standard internal dimension Ax wider than the standard internal dimension A (mm). Can be easily inserted into non-standard parts. After that, in the process of further pushing, the groove width of the V-shaped dividing groove gradually becomes narrower, and finally, the both sides are inserted between the vertical frame members in a posture where they are in close contact with the side surfaces of the opposing vertical frame members. It will be in the state. Thereby, a reliable heat insulation layer is formed in the first non-standard portion between the vertical frame members.

なお、ここにおいて、Ax=(A+(K−B)/2)の値は、前記したように、横幅B(mm)×奥行K(mm)(>B(mm))である角材を基材とし縦枠材間の標準内寸法がA(mm)である木造枠組構造での枠組であって、当該枠組が住宅の床、天井、または屋根の枠組として用いられる場合での、モジュール崩れが生じている箇所、すなわち、壁部との取り合い箇所における縦枠材間の寸法(最も外側に位置する縦枠材とそれに隣接する縦枠材との間の距離)である。   Here, as described above, the value of Ax = (A + (KB) / 2) is a base material made of square material having a width B (mm) × depth K (mm) (> B (mm)). In the case of a framework with a wooden framework structure in which the standard internal dimension between vertical frame members is A (mm), the module collapses when the framework is used as a framework for a floor, ceiling or roof of a house It is a dimension (distance between the vertical frame material located on the outermost side and the vertical frame material adjacent to it) in the location which is, ie, the location where it contacts with a wall part.

標準内寸法A(mm)である縦枠材間または前記第1の非標準内寸法Axとは異なる第2の非標準内寸法Ay(mm)である縦枠材間に挿入するときには、形成されたV字状の割溝のいずれかから断熱材の一部を除去して部分断熱材とする。得られる部分断熱材においても、その前面側の幅寸法ax1(mm)は、挿入すべき縦枠材間の標準内寸法A(mm)または第2の非標準内寸法Ay(mm)より小さく、後面側の幅寸法ax2(mm)は標準内寸法A(mm)または第2の非標準内寸法Ay(mm)より大きくされている。したがって、枠組を構成する前記縦枠材間の内寸法標準部および第2の非標準部にも、前記部分断熱材を容易に挿入することができる。その後、さらに押し込む過程で、V字状の割溝をさらに有している場合には、当該V字状の溝幅が次第に狭くなっていくことで、またV字状の割溝を有していない場合には、部分断熱材を形成する合成樹脂発泡体自体がわずかに変形することで、最終的に、部分断熱材の両側面を対向する縦枠材の側面に密着させた姿勢で、前記標準部および第2の非標準部の縦枠材間にしっかりと挿入された状態となる。それにより、縦枠材間の標準部および第2の非標準部にも確実に断熱層が形成される。   It is formed when inserted between vertical frame members having a standard internal dimension A (mm) or between vertical frame members having a second non-standard internal dimension Ay (mm) different from the first non-standard internal dimension Ax. A part of the heat insulating material is removed from any of the V-shaped split grooves to obtain a partial heat insulating material. Also in the obtained partial heat insulating material, the width dimension ax1 (mm) on the front side is smaller than the standard internal dimension A (mm) or the second non-standard internal dimension Ay (mm) between the vertical frame members to be inserted, The width dimension ax2 (mm) on the rear surface side is larger than the standard internal dimension A (mm) or the second non-standard internal dimension Ay (mm). Therefore, the said partial heat insulating material can be easily inserted also in the internal dimension standard part between the said vertical frame materials which comprise a frame, and a 2nd non-standard part. After that, in the process of further pushing in, when the V-shaped split groove is further provided, the V-shaped groove width is gradually reduced, and the V-shaped split groove is further provided. If not, the synthetic resin foam itself forming the partial heat insulating material is slightly deformed, and finally the posture in which both side surfaces of the partial heat insulating material are in close contact with the opposite side surfaces of the vertical frame material, It will be in the state inserted firmly between the vertical frame material of a standard part and a 2nd non-standard part. Thereby, the heat insulation layer is reliably formed also in the standard part between the vertical frame members and the second non-standard part.

本発明による木造枠組構造用の断熱材の一態様において、断熱材は、前記標準内寸法A(mm)である縦枠材間に挿入可能な大きさの部分断熱材が得られる位置に前記V字状の割溝が第1のV字状の割溝として形成されていることを特徴とする。   In one aspect of the heat insulating material for a wooden frame structure according to the present invention, the heat insulating material is located at a position where the partial heat insulating material having a size that can be inserted between the vertical frame materials having the standard internal dimension A (mm) is obtained. The character-shaped dividing groove is formed as a first V-shaped dividing groove.

この態様の断熱材は、前記第1のV字状の割溝から一部を分離した後の部分断熱材を、住宅の床、天井、または屋根の部分を構成する枠組における縦枠材間の標準内寸法がA(mm)である標準部に容易に挿入することができ、挿入後にはそこに安定した断熱層が形成される。   In this aspect of the heat insulating material, the partial heat insulating material after partly separating from the first V-shaped split groove is used as a space between the vertical frame members in the frame constituting the floor, ceiling, or roof portion of the house. It can be easily inserted into a standard part whose standard internal dimension is A (mm), and a stable heat insulating layer is formed there after the insertion.

本発明による木造枠組構造用の断熱材の別の態様において、断熱材は、前記第2の非標準内寸法Ay(mm)が(A−B/2)(mm)である縦枠材間に挿入可能な大きさの部分断熱材が得られる位置に前記V字状の割溝が第2のV字状の割溝として形成されていることを特徴とする。   In another aspect of the heat insulating material for a wooden frame structure according to the present invention, the heat insulating material is between vertical frame materials in which the second non-standard internal dimension Ay (mm) is (A−B / 2) (mm). The V-shaped dividing groove is formed as a second V-shaped dividing groove at a position where a partial heat insulating material having an insertable size is obtained.

この態様の断熱材は、前記した枠組における縦枠材間標準部を構成する一方の縦枠材に沿って、補強の目的で同じ寸法の縦枠材を並置することで形成される、前記第2の非標準部である縦枠材間に、その第2のV字状の割溝を利用して一部を除去して得られる部分断熱材を容易に挿入することができ、挿入後にはそこに安定した断熱層が形成される。   The heat insulating material of this aspect is formed by juxtaposing vertical frame materials having the same dimensions for the purpose of reinforcement along one vertical frame material constituting the standard part between the vertical frame materials in the above-described frame. The partial heat insulating material obtained by removing a part using the second V-shaped split groove can be easily inserted between the vertical frame members which are the non-standard parts of 2, and after insertion, A stable heat insulating layer is formed there.

本発明による木造枠組構造用の断熱材のさらに別の態様において、断熱材は、前記第2の非標準内寸法Ay(mm)が(A−B)(mm)である縦枠材間に挿入可能な大きさの部分断熱材が得られる位置に前記V字状の割溝が第3のV字状の割溝として形成されていることを特徴とする。   In still another aspect of the heat insulating material for a wooden frame structure according to the present invention, the heat insulating material is inserted between the vertical frame materials in which the second non-standard internal dimension Ay (mm) is (AB) (mm). The V-shaped dividing groove is formed as a third V-shaped dividing groove at a position where a partial heat insulating material having a possible size is obtained.

この態様の断熱材は、前記した枠組における縦枠材間標準部を構成する双方の縦枠材に沿って、補強の目的で同じ寸法の縦枠材を並置することで形成される、前記第2の非標準部である縦枠材間に、その第3のV字状の割溝を利用して一部を除去して得られる部分断熱材を容易に挿入することができ、挿入後にはそこに安定した断熱層が形成される。   The heat insulating material of this aspect is formed by juxtaposing vertical frame members of the same size for the purpose of reinforcement along both vertical frame members constituting the standard part between the vertical frame members in the frame described above. The partial heat insulating material obtained by removing a part using the third V-shaped dividing groove can be easily inserted between the vertical frame members which are the non-standard part of 2, and after insertion, A stable heat insulating layer is formed there.

本発明による木造枠組構造用の断熱材において、前記第1のV字状の割溝のみが形成されていてもよい。第1のV字状の割溝のみを有する断熱材は、前記枠組における縦枠材間の前記第1の非標準部と標準部との間で共用可能となる。第1のV字状の割溝と第2のV字状の割溝とが形成されていてもよい。この態様の断熱材では、前記枠組における縦枠材間の前記第1の非標準部と標準部と第2の非標準部であって一方の縦枠材のみに沿って補強の目的で同じ寸法の縦枠材が並置されている第2の非標準部との間で共用可能となる。第1のV字状の割溝と第2のV字状の割溝と第3のV字状の割溝とが形成されていてもよい。この態様の断熱材では、前記枠組における縦枠材間の前記第1の非標準部と標準部と第2の非標準部であって一方およびまたは双方の縦枠材に沿って補強の目的で同じ寸法の縦枠材が並置されている第2の非標準部との間で共用可能となる。   In the heat insulating material for a wooden frame structure according to the present invention, only the first V-shaped split groove may be formed. The heat insulating material having only the first V-shaped split groove can be shared between the first non-standard part and the standard part between the vertical frame members in the frame. A first V-shaped split groove and a second V-shaped split groove may be formed. In the heat insulating material of this aspect, the first non-standard part, the standard part, and the second non-standard part between the vertical frame members in the frame are the same size for the purpose of reinforcement along only one vertical frame member. Can be shared with the second non-standard part in which the vertical frame members are juxtaposed. A first V-shaped dividing groove, a second V-shaped dividing groove, and a third V-shaped dividing groove may be formed. In the heat insulating material of this aspect, the first non-standard part, the standard part, and the second non-standard part between the vertical frame members in the framework are used for reinforcement along one and / or both of the vertical frame members. It can be shared with the second non-standard part in which the vertical frame members of the same size are juxtaposed.

本発明による木造枠組構造用の断熱材を取り付ける対象となる枠組の寸法、および枠組を構成する基材としての角材の寸法に特に限定はない。現在の一般的な木造枠組構造では、木造枠組を構成する基材としての縦枠材および横枠材の寸法は、横幅B=38mm、奥行K=89mm、縦枠材間の標準内寸法A=417mmである。本発明による断熱材が上記寸法の木造枠組構造での枠組であって、住宅の床、天井、または屋根の部分を構成する枠組に挿入される合成樹脂発泡体製の断熱材である場合、前記第1のV字状の割溝の内側側面の位置は、断熱材の後面における側端縁から略25〜35mm程度だけ内側に入った位置となり、前記第2のV字状の割溝の内側側面の位置は、断熱材の後面における側端縁から略44〜52mm程度だけ内側に入った位置となり、前記第3のV字状の割溝の内側側面の位置は、断熱材の後面における側端縁から略70〜77mm程度だけ内側に入った位置となる。   There is no particular limitation on the size of the frame to which the heat insulating material for the wooden frame structure according to the present invention is attached and the size of the square member as the base material constituting the frame. In the current general wooden frame structure, the dimensions of the vertical frame material and the horizontal frame material as the base material constituting the wooden frame are as follows: the width B = 38 mm, the depth K = 89 mm, and the standard internal dimension A = 417 mm. When the heat insulating material according to the present invention is a frame in the above-described wooden frame structure, and is a heat insulating material made of a synthetic resin foam inserted into a frame constituting a floor, ceiling, or roof portion of a house, The position of the inner side surface of the first V-shaped split groove is a position that is inwardly about 25 to 35 mm from the side edge on the rear surface of the heat insulating material, and the inner side of the second V-shaped split groove. The position of the side surface is a position that is approximately 44 to 52 mm inside from the side edge on the rear surface of the heat insulating material, and the position of the inner side surface of the third V-shaped dividing groove is the side on the rear surface of the heat insulating material. It is a position that enters the inside by about 70 to 77 mm from the edge.

本発明による木造枠組構造用の断熱材において、V字状の割溝の後面側の開口幅は任意であってよいが、木造枠組を構成する縦枠材は横幅B=38mm、奥行K=89mm、縦枠材間の標準内寸法A=417mmである木造枠組である場合に、V字状の割溝の後面側の開口幅は略6〜10mmであることは、作業の容易性の観点から望ましい。また、V字状の割溝の後面側の開口幅を略6〜10mm程度とすることで、内寸法Ax(=(A+(K−B)/2)(mm))である前記第1の非標準部において対向する縦枠材の一方または双方に、補強材として同じ角材を並置するときの縦枠材間距離と、内寸法Ayである前記第2の非標準部において対向する縦枠材の一方または双方に、補強材として同じ角材を並置するときの縦枠材間距離との差分を、V字状の割溝の後面側の開口の開き幅で吸収することが可能となり、より少ない数のV字状の割溝を形成した1種の断熱材を用いて、住宅の床、天井、または屋根の部分を構成する枠組に生じる距離の異なるすべての縦枠材間に対処することが可能となる。   In the heat insulating material for the wooden frame structure according to the present invention, the opening width on the rear surface side of the V-shaped split groove may be arbitrary, but the vertical frame material constituting the wooden frame has a horizontal width B = 38 mm and a depth K = 89 mm. From the viewpoint of ease of work, the opening width on the rear surface side of the V-shaped split groove is approximately 6 to 10 mm in the case of a wooden frame having a standard internal dimension A = 417 mm between the vertical frame members. desirable. Further, the opening width on the rear surface side of the V-shaped split groove is set to about 6 to 10 mm, whereby the first dimension which is the internal dimension Ax (= (A + (KB) / 2) (mm)). The distance between the vertical frame members when the same square member is juxtaposed as the reinforcing material to one or both of the vertical frame members opposed in the non-standard part, and the vertical frame member opposed in the second non-standard part having the inner dimension Ay It is possible to absorb the difference between the distances between the vertical frame members when the same square member is juxtaposed as a reinforcing member on one or both of them with the opening width of the opening on the rear surface side of the V-shaped split groove, and less Using one type of heat insulating material with a number of V-shaped split grooves, it is possible to cope with all the vertical frame members with different distances that occur in the frame that forms the floor, ceiling, or roof part of the house. It becomes possible.

前記した各V字状の割溝は、断熱材の一方の側縁から距離の順に順番に配列するようにしてもよいが、断熱材全体の強度とバランスを考慮すると、断熱材の双方の側縁側に分散するようにして配置することが望ましい。それにより、施工現場でのV字状の割溝を利用しての分離作業も容易かつ確実となる。   Each of the V-shaped dividing grooves described above may be arranged in order of distance from one side edge of the heat insulating material, but considering the strength and balance of the whole heat insulating material, both sides of the heat insulating material It is desirable to disperse them on the edge side. Thereby, the separation work using the V-shaped split groove at the construction site is easy and reliable.

本発明は、さらに、上記の木造枠組構造用の断熱材を用いた木造枠組の断熱構造として、横幅B(mm)×奥行K(mm)(>B(mm))である角材を基材とした木造枠組構造での枠組であって、枠組の縦枠材間の内寸法がA(mm)である内寸法標準部と、標準内寸法A(mm)よりも広い非標準内寸法Ax(=(A+(K−B)/2)(mm))である第1の非標準部と、非標準内寸法Axとは異なる第2の非標準内寸法Ay(mm)である第2の非標準部とを備え、住宅の床、天井、または屋根の部分を構成する枠組の縦枠材間に、上記したいずれかの断熱材を挿入した木造枠組構造での断熱構造であり、前記第1の非標準部には前記断熱材がそのまま挿入されており、前記標準部および第2の非標準部には前記いずれかのV字状の割溝の部分から一部を除去した後の部分断熱材が挿入されている構造を少なくとも備えることを特徴とする木造枠組構造の断熱構造をも開示する。   In the present invention, as a heat insulating structure of a wooden frame using the heat insulating material for a wooden frame structure, a square member having a width B (mm) × depth K (mm) (> B (mm)) is used as a base material. And a non-standard internal dimension Ax (=) that is wider than the standard internal dimension A (mm), and an internal standard part where the internal dimension between the vertical frame members of the frame is A (mm). (A + (KB) / 2) (mm)) and a second non-standard part having a second non-standard internal dimension Ay (mm) different from the non-standard internal dimension Ax And a heat insulating structure in a wooden frame structure in which any one of the above-described heat insulating materials is inserted between the vertical frame members of the frame constituting the floor, ceiling, or roof portion of the house, and the first The heat insulating material is inserted as it is into the non-standard part, and the standard part and the second non-standard part have any one of the V-shapes. Also discloses a heat insulating structure of the timber framework, characterized in that it comprises at least a structure in which portions partially heat insulation after removal of a portion from the material of the groove is inserted.

本発明による木造枠組構造用の断熱材を用いることにより、木造枠組構造で作られる住宅の床、天井、または屋根の部分を構成する枠組が異なった距離の縦枠材間内寸法を含む場合であっても、1つの種類の合成樹脂発泡体製の断熱材を施工現場に用意するのみで、内寸法の異なるすべての縦枠材間に容易にかつ確実に挿入することができるようになる。それにより、断熱施工の容易性が得られるとともに、断熱材の在庫管理あるいは製品管理も容易となる。   By using the heat insulating material for the wooden frame structure according to the present invention, the frame constituting the floor, ceiling, or roof portion of the house made of the wooden frame structure includes the inner dimensions between the vertical frame members at different distances. Even if it exists, it will become possible to insert easily and reliably between all the vertical frame materials from which an internal dimension differs only by preparing the heat insulating material made from one kind of synthetic resin foam in a construction site. Thereby, the ease of heat insulation construction can be obtained, and the inventory management or product management of the heat insulating material can be facilitated.

木造枠組構造における枠組での床組と屋根垂木組の構造を寸法も入れて説明する第1の図であり、(a)は断面図、(b)は平面図。It is the 1st figure explaining the structure of a floor frame and a roof rafter frame in a frame in a wooden frame structure, including a size, (a) is a sectional view and (b) is a top view. 木造枠組構造における枠組での床組と屋根垂木組の構造を寸法も入れて説明する第2の図であり、(a)は断面図、(b)は平面図。It is the 2nd figure explaining the structure of the floor frame and roof rafter frame in a frame structure in a wooden frame structure also including a size, (a) is a sectional view and (b) is a top view. 本発明による断熱材の一例を寸法も入れて説明する短手方向の断面図(a)とそれを縦枠材間の第1の非標準部に挿入した後の状態を示す図(b)。Sectional drawing (a) of the transversal direction explaining an example of the heat insulating material by this invention also including a dimension, and the figure (b) which shows the state after inserting it in the 1st nonstandard part between vertical frame materials. 部分断熱材を縦枠材間の標準部、第1の非標準部、第2の非標準部に挿入した後の状態を示す5つの図。Five figures which show the state after inserting a partial heat insulating material in the standard part between 1st frame materials, a 1st non-standard part, and a 2nd non-standard part.

以下、本発明を実施の形態に基づき説明する。最初に、木造枠組構造の住宅での床または屋根の部分での枠組について説明する。   Hereinafter, the present invention will be described based on embodiments. First, the framework at the floor or roof portion in a house having a wooden framework structure will be described.

図1は、床組あるいは屋根垂木組の構造を標準的な枠組での寸法(単位mm)も入れて示している。枠組1は、基材である同じ寸法の角材を縦枠材2および横枠材3として用い、全体が矩形状に組み付けられている。通常、角材の寸法は、横幅Bが38mm、奥行Kが89mmである。枠組1での隣接する縦枠材2、2の標準部での中心間の距離(配置モジュール)Zは455mmとされており、したがって、図1にF1で示す縦枠材間標準部での内寸法Aは417mmとなっている。なお、床枠組では縦枠材2は根太に相当し、屋根垂木枠組では縦枠材2は垂木に相当する。図示しないが、天井に木造枠組構造が用いられる場合があるが、天井枠組でも構成は図に示す枠組と同じであり、その場合に、縦枠材2は野縁に相当する。   FIG. 1 shows the structure of a floor group or a roof rafter group with dimensions (unit: mm) in a standard frame. The frame 1 is assembled in a rectangular shape as a whole by using square members having the same dimensions as the base material as the vertical frame material 2 and the horizontal frame material 3. In general, the square bar has a width B of 38 mm and a depth K of 89 mm. The distance (arrangement module) Z between the centers of the adjacent vertical frame members 2 and 2 in the frame 1 is set to 455 mm. Therefore, the inner portion of the standard portion between the vertical frames shown in FIG. The dimension A is 417 mm. In the floor frame, the vertical frame 2 corresponds to joists, and in the roof rafter frame, the vertical frame 2 corresponds to rafters. Although not shown, a wooden frame structure may be used for the ceiling, but the configuration of the ceiling frame is the same as that of the frame shown in the figure, and in that case, the vertical frame member 2 corresponds to a field edge.

木造枠組構造における床、天井、屋根においては、壁部との取り合い箇所で、モジュール崩れが発生する。前記したように、基材の奥行幅Kが89mmである箇所の壁外側の際に幅38mmの根太等に相当する縦枠材が配置されるときに、配置モジュールの測定基準線は壁中央に設定されているため、壁部との取り合い箇所でのモジュール線と、標準部でのモジュール線とは、25.5mm(=(K−B)/2=(89−38)/2)だけ外側にずれることとなる。図1でF2として示す部分が、前記モジュール崩れの部分であり、ここでの縦枠材間の内寸法Axは442.5mm(=417mm+25.5mm)となっている。この領域を本発明では第1の非標準部といい、その寸法を第1の非標準内寸法Axという。   On the floor, ceiling, and roof in the wooden frame structure, module collapse occurs at the place where the wall portion is engaged. As described above, when a vertical frame material corresponding to a joist having a width of 38 mm is arranged on the outside of the wall where the depth width K of the substrate is 89 mm, the measurement reference line of the arrangement module is at the center of the wall. Because it is set, the module wire at the place where the wall is engaged and the module wire at the standard part are outside by 25.5 mm (= (KB) / 2 = (89-38) / 2) It will shift to. The part shown as F2 in FIG. 1 is the part where the module collapses, and the inner dimension Ax between the vertical frame members here is 442.5 mm (= 417 mm + 25.5 mm). In this invention, this area | region is called a 1st nonstandard part, and the dimension is called 1st nonstandard internal dimension Ax.

また、木造枠組構造における床、天井、屋根においては、構造上補強が必要となる箇所に、同じ基材である角材を2枚重ねて使用される。この場合に、縦枠材が1枚−2枚使いで構成される縦枠材間においては、1枚使いの縦枠材の中心と2枚使いの縦枠材の中心との距離が構造材の配置モジュールZ=455mmとされる。したがって、ここでの縦枠材間距離は、図1にF3の領域として示すように、398mm(=A−B/2=417−38/2)となる。この領域を第2の非標準部の1といい、その寸法を第2の非標準内寸法Ay1という。縦枠材が2枚−2枚使いで構成される縦枠材間も設定される。この場合には、双方の2枚使いの縦枠材の中心間距離が構造材の配置モジュールZ=455mmとされる。したがって、ここでの縦枠材間距離は、図1にF4の領域として示すように、379mm(=A−B=417−38)となる。この領域を第2の非標準部の2といい、その寸法を第2の非標準内寸法Ay2という。   In addition, in the floor, ceiling, and roof in the wooden framework structure, two square members, which are the same base material, are used in a place where structural reinforcement is required. In this case, the distance between the center of the vertical frame member used for one sheet and the center of the vertical frame member used for two sheets is a structural material between the vertical frame members formed by using one or two vertical frame members. The placement module Z = 455 mm. Accordingly, the distance between the vertical frame members here is 398 mm (= A−B / 2 = 417−38 / 2) as shown as the region F3 in FIG. This region is referred to as 1 of the second non-standard part, and its dimension is referred to as a second non-standard internal dimension Ay1. A vertical frame material constituted by using two or two vertical frame materials is also set. In this case, the center-to-center distance between the two vertical frame members used is set to the structural material arrangement module Z = 455 mm. Accordingly, the distance between the vertical frame members here is 379 mm (= A−B = 417−38) as shown as the area F4 in FIG. This region is referred to as 2 of the second non-standard part, and its dimension is referred to as the second non-standard internal dimension Ay2.

上記した木造枠組構造における床、天井、屋根の枠材での構造材の補強は、前記したモジュール崩れの領域、すなわち図1にF2で示した領域でも行われる。図2でF5およびF6として示す領域がその領域である。F5の領域は、前記モジュール崩れの領域F2において縦枠材が2枚−1枚使いで構成される場合であり、ここでの縦枠材間距離は404.5mm(=Ax−B=442.5−38)となる。この領域を第1の非標準部の2といい、その寸法を第の非標準内寸法Ax1という。モジュール崩れの領域F2においても、縦枠材が2枚−2枚使いで構成される縦枠材間が設定される。F6はこの領域を示しており、ここでの縦枠材間距離は385.5mm(=Ax−B−B/2=442.5−38−19)となる。この領域を第1の非標準部の3といい、その寸法を第の非標準内寸法Ax2という。   The reinforcement of the structural material with the frame material of the floor, ceiling, and roof in the above-described wooden framework structure is also performed in the above-described module collapse region, that is, the region indicated by F2 in FIG. The areas shown as F5 and F6 in FIG. 2 are the areas. The region F5 is a case where the vertical frame members are used by using two to one in the module collapse region F2, and the distance between the vertical frame members here is 404.5 mm (= Ax−B = 442. 5-38). This region is referred to as a first non-standard part 2 and its dimension is referred to as a first non-standard internal dimension Ax1. Also in the module collapse area F2, a space between the vertical frame members formed by using two or two vertical frame members is set. F6 indicates this region, and the distance between the vertical frame members here is 385.5 mm (= Ax−BB / 2 = 442.5−38−19). This region is referred to as a first non-standard part 3 and its dimension is referred to as a first non-standard internal dimension Ax2.

すなわち、木造枠組構造における住宅の床、天井、または屋根の部分を構成する枠組を合成樹脂発泡体製の断熱材を用いて断熱しようとすると、前記したように、領域F1〜F6の横幅を備えた6種類の断熱材を用意することが必要となる。本発明によれば、そのうちの2種類あるいは3種類以上の断熱材を1つの断熱材から施工現場で容易に調整できるようにした木造枠組構造用の断熱材を得ることができる。   That is, when the frame constituting the floor, ceiling, or roof portion of the house in the wooden frame structure is to be insulated using the heat insulating material made of the synthetic resin foam, as described above, the widths of the regions F1 to F6 are provided. It is necessary to prepare six kinds of heat insulating materials. According to the present invention, it is possible to obtain a heat insulating material for a wooden frame structure in which two or three or more kinds of heat insulating materials can be easily adjusted from one heat insulating material at a construction site.

図3(a)は、本発明による断熱材10の一例を短手方向の断面で示している。なお、断熱材10の素材としての合成樹脂発泡体は、柔軟性を有し圧縮可能であり、反発弾性を有していて、枠組1の縦枠材間に圧挿した場合に、縦枠材の側面に断熱材の側面が密着する性質を有するものであるのが好ましい。具体的には、ポリオレフィン系樹脂やポリスチレン系樹脂を、押出発泡成形あるいはビーズ発泡成形によって成形したものが好ましい。   Fig.3 (a) has shown the example of the heat insulating material 10 by this invention in the cross section of a transversal direction. The synthetic resin foam as the material of the heat insulating material 10 is flexible and compressible, has rebound resilience, and is a vertical frame material when pressed between the vertical frame materials of the frame 1. It is preferable that the side surface of the heat insulating material is in close contact with the side surface. Specifically, a polyolefin resin or polystyrene resin formed by extrusion foam molding or bead foam molding is preferable.

断熱材10は所要長さの長尺状部材であり、図3に示すように、左右の側面11、12と、前面13と後面14とを備える。側面に沿うようにして長手方向に適数(図示のものでは3本)のV字状の割溝21、22、23が形成されている。各V字状の割溝は後面14側で開放しており、各割溝の底部は前面13の近傍にまで達している。   The heat insulating material 10 is a long member having a required length, and includes left and right side surfaces 11 and 12, a front surface 13, and a rear surface 14 as shown in FIG. 3. Appropriate numbers (three in the figure) of V-shaped split grooves 21, 22, 23 are formed in the longitudinal direction along the side surface. Each V-shaped split groove is open on the rear surface 14 side, and the bottom of each split groove reaches the vicinity of the front surface 13.

断熱材10は、前面側の幅寸法はa2が後面側の幅寸法はa1よりも広く、かつ、前面側の幅寸法a1は前記した縦枠材間の第1の非標準部の内寸法Axよりも小さくされ、後面側の幅寸法a2は第1の非標準部の内寸法Axよりも大きくされている。したがって、左右の側面11、12は後面14側から前面13側に向けて次第に幅が狭くなる方向に傾斜した面となっている。   The heat insulating material 10 has a front side width dimension a2 and a rear side width dimension a1 wider than the front side width dimension a1, and the front side width dimension a1 is the inner dimension Ax of the first non-standard portion between the vertical frame members described above. The rear side width dimension a2 is larger than the inner dimension Ax of the first non-standard part. Therefore, the left and right side surfaces 11 and 12 are surfaces inclined in a direction in which the width gradually decreases from the rear surface 14 side toward the front surface 13 side.

前記V字状の割溝21とV字状の割溝22は、断熱材10の幅方向の中央部から左側面11側に偏位た位置に形成されており、V字状の割溝23は、断熱材10の幅方向の中央部から右側面12側に偏位した位置に形成されている。また、各V字状の割溝21、22、23の中心線の方向は、断熱材10の幅方向の中央部での垂線に対して平行ではなく、断熱材10の幅方向の中央部に向かう方向にわずかに傾斜している。したがって、断熱材10の厚みは全幅方向にほぼ同じであるが、図示されるように、割溝21と割溝22は、図左下方向にわずかに傾斜した姿勢となっており、V字状の割溝23は、図で右下方向にわずかに傾斜した姿勢となっている。さらに、V字状の割溝21、22、23のいずれかから断熱材10の一部を除去して部分断熱材50としたときに、該部分断熱材50の前面13側の幅寸法ax1は後面14側の幅寸法はax2よりも狭くなっている。   The V-shaped split groove 21 and the V-shaped split groove 22 are formed at positions displaced from the center in the width direction of the heat insulating material 10 toward the left side surface 11, and the V-shaped split groove 23. Is formed at a position displaced from the center in the width direction of the heat insulating material 10 to the right side surface 12 side. In addition, the direction of the center line of each V-shaped split groove 21, 22, 23 is not parallel to the vertical line at the center in the width direction of the heat insulating material 10, but at the center in the width direction of the heat insulating material 10. Slightly inclined in the direction of heading. Therefore, although the thickness of the heat insulating material 10 is substantially the same in the entire width direction, as shown in the figure, the split groove 21 and the split groove 22 are inclined slightly in the lower left direction in the figure, and are V-shaped. The dividing groove 23 has a posture slightly inclined in the lower right direction in the figure. Furthermore, when a part of the heat insulating material 10 is removed from any of the V-shaped split grooves 21, 22, and 23 to form the partial heat insulating material 50, the width dimension ax1 on the front surface 13 side of the partial heat insulating material 50 is The width dimension on the rear surface 14 side is narrower than ax2.

具体的には、図3(a)に示すように、V字状の割溝21の左側面11側の側面は該左側面11の後面側端から略25mmの位置にあり、その開口幅は略7mmとされている。V字状の割溝22の左側面は前記V字状の割溝21の右側面から略37.5mmの位置にあり、その開口幅は略7mmとされている。また、V字状の割溝23の右側面12側の側面は右側面12の後面側端から略44mmの位置にあり、その開口幅は略7mmとされている。上記寸法のものを水平面に投影すると図示に示したような寸法となり、断熱材10の後面14側の横幅寸法a2は略460.9mmとなる。   Specifically, as shown in FIG. 3A, the side surface on the left side surface 11 side of the V-shaped split groove 21 is located at a position of approximately 25 mm from the rear surface side end of the left side surface 11, and its opening width is It is about 7 mm. The left side surface of the V-shaped split groove 22 is located at a position of about 37.5 mm from the right side surface of the V-shaped split groove 21 and the opening width is about 7 mm. Further, the side surface of the V-shaped dividing groove 23 on the right side surface 12 side is located at a position of about 44 mm from the rear surface side end of the right side surface 12, and the opening width is about 7 mm. When the above dimensions are projected onto a horizontal plane, the dimensions are as shown in the figure, and the lateral width a2 on the rear surface 14 side of the heat insulating material 10 is approximately 460.9 mm.

断熱材10の前面13側は、左側面11の前面側端と前記V字状の割溝21の中心線の延長部間の距離は略20.9mm、V字状の割溝21の中心線の延長部とV字状の割溝22の中心線の延長部間の距離は略36.4mm、V字状の割溝22の中心線の延長部とV字状の割溝23の中心線の延長部間の距離は略334.5mm、V字状の割溝23の中心線の延長部と右側面12の前面側端との距離は略39.8mmである。上記寸法のものを水平面に投影すると図示に示したような寸法となり、断熱材10の前面13側の横幅寸法a1は略431.0mmとなる。   On the front surface 13 side of the heat insulating material 10, the distance between the front surface side end of the left side surface 11 and the extension of the center line of the V-shaped split groove 21 is approximately 20.9 mm, and the center line of the V-shaped split groove 21 is The distance between the extension portion of the V-shaped split groove 22 and the extension portion of the center line of the V-shaped split groove 22 is approximately 36.4 mm, and the center line of the V-shaped split groove 22 and the center line of the V-shaped split groove 23 The distance between the extended portions is approximately 334.5 mm, and the distance between the extended portion of the center line of the V-shaped split groove 23 and the front side end of the right side surface 12 is approximately 39.8 mm. When the above dimensions are projected onto a horizontal plane, the dimensions are as shown in the figure, and the width a1 on the front surface 13 side of the heat insulating material 10 is approximately 431.0 mm.

前記したように、図1で説明した壁枠組1において、第1の非標準部F2での縦枠材2、2間の内寸法Ax=442.5mmであり、前記距離a1=431.0mm<Ax=442.5mmである。また、前記距離a2=460.9mm>Ax=442.5mmである。したがって、上記寸法の断熱材10は、その前面13側から、第1の非標準部F2での縦枠材2、2間に容易に挿入することができ、さらに押し込む過程で、各V字状の割溝21、22、23の開口は次第に狭くなる方向に閉じていき、最後には図3(b)に示すように、各V字状の割溝21、22、23の開口幅が略0.5mmとなった状態で第1の非標準部F2での縦枠材2、2間に挿入される。   As described above, in the wall frame assembly 1 described with reference to FIG. 1, the inner dimension Ax = 442.5 mm between the vertical frame members 2 and 2 in the first non-standard part F2, and the distance a1 = 431.0 mm < Ax = 442.5 mm. The distance a2 = 460.9 mm> Ax = 442.5 mm. Therefore, the heat insulating material 10 having the above dimensions can be easily inserted between the vertical frame members 2 and 2 in the first non-standard portion F2 from the front surface 13 side, and in the process of further pushing, each V-shaped The opening of each of the split grooves 21, 22, 23 is closed in a gradually narrowing direction, and finally the opening width of each V-shaped split groove 21, 22, 23 is substantially as shown in FIG. It is inserted between the vertical frame members 2 and 2 in the first non-standard part F2 in a state of 0.5 mm.

次に、図1に示すA=417mmである縦枠材間の標準部F1の領域に断熱材10を挿入する場合を説明する。この場合には、図3(a)に示した断熱材10から前記V字状の割溝21を利用して、図で左側部分を除去した部分断熱材50aを用いる。部分断熱材50aの前面側の幅寸法ax1は、略431−略21=略410mmとなり、A=417mmより小さい。また、後面側の幅寸法ax2は、略460.9−略24.5=略436.4mmとなり、A=417mmより大きい。そのために、上記寸法の部分断熱材50aはその前面13側から、縦枠材間の標準部F1での縦枠材2、2間に容易に挿入することができ、さらに押し込む過程で、第2と第3のV字状の割溝22、23の開口が次第に狭くなる方向に閉じていき、最後には図4(a)に示すように、第2と第3のV字状の割溝22、23の割溝22、23の開口幅が略0.5mmとなった状態で、図1に示した標準部F1における縦枠材2、2間に挿入される。したがって、図示の断熱材10において、前記V字状の割溝21は本発明でいう「第1のV字状の割溝」に相当する。   Next, the case where the heat insulating material 10 is inserted in the region of the standard part F1 between the vertical frame members where A = 417 mm shown in FIG. 1 will be described. In this case, using the V-shaped split groove 21 from the heat insulating material 10 shown in FIG. 3A, a partial heat insulating material 50a from which the left side portion is removed is used. The width dimension ax1 on the front surface side of the partial heat insulating material 50a is approximately 431-approximately 21 = approximately 410 mm, and is smaller than A = 417 mm. Further, the width dimension ax2 on the rear surface side is approximately 460.9−approximately 24.5 = approximately 436.4 mm, and is larger than A = 417 mm. Therefore, the partial heat insulating material 50a having the above dimensions can be easily inserted from the front surface 13 side between the vertical frame members 2 and 2 in the standard portion F1 between the vertical frame members, And the third V-shaped split grooves 22 and 23 are closed in a direction in which the openings gradually narrow, and finally, as shown in FIG. 4A, the second and third V-shaped split grooves Inserted between the vertical frame members 2 and 2 of the standard part F1 shown in FIG. Therefore, in the illustrated heat insulating material 10, the V-shaped split groove 21 corresponds to the “first V-shaped split groove” in the present invention.

次に、図1にF3で示す前記した1枚−2枚間隔の領域、すなわち縦枠材間の距離がAy1=398mmである第2の非標準部の1に、断熱材10を挿入する場合を説明する。この場合には、図3(a)に示した断熱材10からV字状の割溝23を利用して、図でそれより右側部分を除去した部分断熱材50bを用いる。部分断熱材50bの前面13側の幅寸法ax1は、略431−略40=略391mmとなり、Ay1=398mmより小さい。また、後面14側の幅寸法ax2は、略460.9−略50.7=略410.2mmとなり、Ay1=398mmより大きい。そのために、上記寸法の部分断熱材50bは、図1にF3として示した1枚−2枚間隔の領域に、前面13側から容易に挿入することができ、さらに押し込む過程で、第1と第2のV字状の割溝21、22の開口が次第に狭くなる方向に閉じていき、最後には図4(b)に示すように、第1と第2のV字状の割溝21、22の開口幅が略0.5mmとなった状態で、縦枠間にしっかりと挿入される。したがって、図示の断熱材10において、前記V字状の割溝23は本発明でいう「第2のV字状の割溝」に相当する。   Next, in the case where the heat insulating material 10 is inserted into the above-described one-to-two space region indicated by F3 in FIG. 1, that is, the second non-standard portion 1 where the distance between the vertical frame members is Ay1 = 398 mm Will be explained. In this case, the partial heat insulating material 50b in which the right side portion is removed from the heat insulating material 10 shown in FIG. 3A by using the V-shaped dividing groove 23 is used. The width dimension ax1 on the front surface 13 side of the partial heat insulating material 50b is approximately 431-approximately 40 = approximately 391 mm, and is smaller than Ay1 = 398 mm. Further, the width dimension ax2 on the rear surface 14 side is approximately 460.9−approximately 50.7 = approximately 410.2 mm, which is larger than Ay1 = 398 mm. Therefore, the partial heat insulating material 50b having the above dimensions can be easily inserted from the front surface 13 side into the region of the interval between one sheet and two sheets shown as F3 in FIG. The V-shaped split grooves 21 and 22 are closed in the direction of gradually narrowing, and finally, as shown in FIG. 4B, the first and second V-shaped split grooves 21 and 22 With the opening width of 22 being approximately 0.5 mm, it is firmly inserted between the vertical frames. Therefore, in the illustrated heat insulating material 10, the V-shaped dividing groove 23 corresponds to the “second V-shaped dividing groove” in the present invention.

次に、図1にF4で示す前記した2枚−2枚間隔の領域、すなわち縦枠材間の距離がAy2=379mmである第2の非標準部の2に、断熱材10を挿入する場合を説明する。この場合には、図3(a)に示した断熱材10からV字状の割溝22を利用して、図でそれより左側部分を除去した部分断熱材50cを用いる。部分断熱材50cの前面13側の幅寸法ax1は、略431−略57=略374mmとなり、Ay2=379mmより小さい。また、後面14側の幅寸法ax2は、略460.9−略75.3=略385.6mmとなり、Ay2=379mmより大きい。そのために、上記寸法の部分断熱材50cは、図1にF4として示した2枚−2枚間隔の領域に、前面13側から容易に挿入することができ、さらに押し込む過程で、第3のV字状の割溝23の開口が次第に狭くなる方向に閉じていき、最後には図4(c)に示すように、第3のV字状の割溝23の開口幅が略0.5mmとなった状態で、縦枠間にしっかりと挿入される。したがって、図示の断熱材10において、前記V字状の割溝22は本発明でいう「第3のV字状の割溝」に相当する。   Next, in the case where the heat insulating material 10 is inserted into the region between the two sheets and two sheets shown by F4 in FIG. 1, that is, the second non-standard part 2 where the distance between the vertical frame members is Ay2 = 379 mm Will be explained. In this case, the partial heat insulating material 50c obtained by removing the left side portion in the drawing using the V-shaped split groove 22 from the heat insulating material 10 shown in FIG. The width dimension ax1 on the front surface 13 side of the partial heat insulating material 50c is approximately 431-approximately 57 = approximately 374 mm, and is smaller than Ay2 = 379 mm. Further, the width dimension ax2 on the rear surface 14 side is approximately 460.9−approximately 75.3 = approximately 385.6 mm, which is larger than Ay2 = 379 mm. Therefore, the partial heat insulating material 50c having the above-mentioned dimensions can be easily inserted from the front surface 13 side into the region of the interval between 2 sheets and 2 sheets shown as F4 in FIG. As shown in FIG. 4C, the opening width of the third V-shaped dividing groove 23 is about 0.5 mm. In this state, it is firmly inserted between the vertical frames. Therefore, in the illustrated heat insulating material 10, the V-shaped dividing groove 22 corresponds to the “third V-shaped dividing groove” in the present invention.

次に、図2にF5として示した、モジュール崩れF1における2枚−1枚間隔の領域、すなわち縦枠材間の距離がAx1=404.5mmである第1の非標準部の2に、断熱材10を挿入する場合を説明する。ここでは、Ax1=404.5mmがAy1=398mmに近いことから、前記した部分断熱材50bをそのまま用いる。すなわち、前記したように、部分断熱材50bの前面13側の幅寸法ax1は略391mmであってAx1=404.5mmより小さく、後面14側の幅寸法ax2は、略410.2mmであってAx1=404.5mmより大きい。そのために、部分断熱材50bは、図2にF5として示した領域に、前面13側から容易に挿入することができ、さらに押し込む過程で、第1と第2のV字状の割溝21、22の開口が次第に狭くなる方向に閉じていき、最後には図4(d)に示すように、第1と第2のV字状の割溝21、22の開口幅が略3.5〜4mmにまで狭まった状態で、縦枠間にしっかりと挿入される。   Next, the region between the two sheets and one sheet in the module collapse F1 shown as F5 in FIG. 2, that is, the first non-standard part 2 in which the distance between the vertical frame members is Ax1 = 404.5 mm is insulated. A case where the material 10 is inserted will be described. Here, since Ax1 = 404.5 mm is close to Ay1 = 398 mm, the above-described partial heat insulating material 50b is used as it is. That is, as described above, the width dimension ax1 on the front surface 13 side of the partial heat insulating material 50b is approximately 391 mm and smaller than Ax1 = 404.5 mm, and the width dimension ax2 on the rear surface 14 side is approximately 410.2 mm and Ax1. = Greater than 404.5 mm. Therefore, the partial heat insulating material 50b can be easily inserted into the region indicated by F5 in FIG. 2 from the front surface 13 side, and in the process of further pushing, the first and second V-shaped split grooves 21, As shown in FIG. 4D, the opening widths of the first and second V-shaped split grooves 21 and 22 are approximately 3.5 to It is firmly inserted between the vertical frames while being narrowed to 4 mm.

次に、図2にF6として示した、モジュール崩れF1における2枚−2枚間隔の領域、すなわち縦枠材間の距離がAx2=385.5mmである第1の非標準部の3に、断熱材10を挿入する場合を説明する。ここでは、Ax2=385.5mmがAy2=379mmに近いことから、前記した部分断熱材50cをそのまま用いる。すなわち、前記したように、部分断熱材50cの前面13側の幅寸法ax1は略374mmであってAx2=385.5mmより小さく、後面14側の幅寸法ax2は略385.6mmであってAx2=385.5mmより大きい。そのために、部分断熱材50cは、図2にF6として示した領域に、前面13側から容易に挿入することができ、さらに押し込むことで、図4(e)に示すように、第3のV字状の割溝23の開口幅が略7mmとなった状態で、縦枠間にしっかりと挿入される。   Next, heat insulation is performed on the first non-standard part 3 in which the distance between the two frames in the module collapse F1 shown as F6 in FIG. 2, that is, the distance between the vertical frame members is Ax2 = 385.5 mm. A case where the material 10 is inserted will be described. Here, since Ax2 = 385.5 mm is close to Ay2 = 379 mm, the above-described partial heat insulating material 50c is used as it is. That is, as described above, the width dimension ax1 on the front surface 13 side of the partial heat insulating material 50c is approximately 374 mm and smaller than Ax2 = 385.5 mm, and the width dimension ax2 on the rear surface 14 side is approximately 385.6 mm and Ax2 = Greater than 385.5 mm. Therefore, the partial heat insulating material 50c can be easily inserted into the region shown as F6 in FIG. 2 from the front surface 13 side, and further pushed into the third V as shown in FIG. 4 (e). In a state where the opening width of the letter-shaped split groove 23 is about 7 mm, the slit is inserted firmly between the vertical frames.

なお、上記図3(a)に示した断熱材10は本発明による断熱材の一つの実施の形態であって、本発明による断熱材はこれに限らない。前記した第1、第2、第3のV字状の割溝21、22、23のすべてが断熱材に設けられている必要はなく、断熱施工しようとする木造枠組構造による住宅における床、天井、または屋根での枠組における前記標準部と非標準部の寸法の種類に応じて、第1、第2、第3のV字状の割溝21、22、23のいずれかを選択的に形成してもよいことは、理解されよう。すなわち、図示しないが、「第1のV字状の割溝」に相当するV字状の割溝21のみを有していてもよく、「第2のV字状の割溝」に相当するV字状の割溝25のみを有していてもよく、「第3のV字状の割溝」に相当するV字状の割溝22のみを有していてもよい。それらを適宜組み合わせて形成することもできる。   In addition, the heat insulating material 10 shown to the said FIG. 3 (a) is one Embodiment of the heat insulating material by this invention, Comprising: The heat insulating material by this invention is not restricted to this. It is not necessary that all of the first, second, and third V-shaped split grooves 21, 22, and 23 are provided in the heat insulating material, and floors and ceilings in a house with a wooden frame structure to be heat-insulated. Alternatively, one of the first, second, and third V-shaped dividing grooves 21, 22, and 23 is selectively formed depending on the size of the standard part and the non-standard part in the frame on the roof. It will be understood that this may be done. That is, although not shown, it may have only the V-shaped dividing groove 21 corresponding to the “first V-shaped dividing groove”, and corresponds to the “second V-shaped dividing groove”. Only the V-shaped dividing groove 25 may be provided, or only the V-shaped dividing groove 22 corresponding to the “third V-shaped dividing groove” may be provided. They can also be formed by appropriately combining them.

1…木造枠組構造での枠組、
2…縦枠材、
3…横枠材、
10…断熱材、
50(50a〜50c)…部分断熱材、
A…縦枠材間標準部での内寸法、
Ax、Ay…縦枠材間非標準部での内寸法、
B…基材としての枠材と横幅、
K…基材としての枠材の奥行、
a1…断熱材の前面側の幅寸法、
a2…断熱材の後面側の幅寸法、
ax1…部分断熱材の前面側の幅寸法、
ax2…部分断熱材の後面側の幅寸法。
1 ... Framework with wooden frame structure,
2 ... Vertical frame material,
3 ... Horizontal frame material,
10 ... heat insulating material,
50 (50a-50c) ... partial heat insulating material,
A: Internal dimensions at the standard part between the vertical frame members,
Ax, Ay: internal dimensions at non-standard part between vertical frame members,
B: Frame material and width as a base material,
K ... Depth of frame material as base material,
a1: The width dimension of the front side of the heat insulating material,
a2: The width dimension of the rear surface side of the heat insulating material,
ax1 ... the width dimension of the front surface side of the partial heat insulating material,
ax2: Width dimension on the rear side of the partial heat insulating material.

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横幅B(mm)×奥行K(mm)(>B(mm))である角材を基材とし縦枠材間の標準内寸法がA(mm)である木造枠組構造での枠組であって、住宅の床、天井、または屋根の部分を構成する枠組における前記縦枠材間に挿入される合成樹脂発泡体製の断熱材であり、
前記断熱材は長手方向に沿う1本以上の後面側に開放したV字状の割溝を有しかつ断熱材の前面側の幅寸法a1(mm)は当該枠組の第1の非標準内寸法Ax(=(A+(K−B)/2)(mm))より小さく、後面側の幅寸法a2(mm)は前記Ax(mm)より大きくされており、
前記V字状の割溝のいずれかから断熱材の一部を除去することにより、前記標準内寸法A(mm)である縦枠材間または前記第1の非標準内寸法Axとは異なる第2の非標準内寸法Ay(mm)である縦枠材間に挿入可能な部分断熱材であって、その前面側の幅寸法ax1(mm)は挿入されるべき縦枠材間の標準内寸法A(mm)または第2の非標準内寸法Ay(mm)より小さく、後面側の幅寸法ax2(mm)は標準内寸法A(mm)または第2の非標準内寸法Ay(mm)より大きくされた部分断熱材を得ることができることを特徴とする木造枠組構造用の断熱材。
A frame in a wooden framework structure in which a standard width between vertical frame members is A (mm) using a square member having a width B (mm) × depth K (mm) (> B (mm)) as a base material, It is a heat insulating material made of a synthetic resin foam that is inserted between the vertical frame members in a frame that constitutes a floor, ceiling, or roof portion of a house,
The heat insulating material has one or more V-shaped split grooves opened on the rear surface side along the longitudinal direction, and the width dimension a1 (mm) on the front surface side of the heat insulating material is the first nonstandard internal dimension of the frame. Ax (= (A + (KB) / 2) (mm)) is smaller, and the width a2 (mm) on the rear surface side is larger than the Ax (mm).
By removing a part of the heat insulating material from any one of the V-shaped split grooves, a difference between the vertical frame material having the standard internal dimension A (mm) or the first non-standard internal dimension Ax is obtained. 2 is a partial heat insulating material that can be inserted between vertical frame members having a non-standard internal dimension Ay (mm), and the width dimension ax1 (mm) on the front surface side is a standard internal dimension between vertical frame members to be inserted. Smaller than A (mm) or the second non-standard internal dimension Ay (mm), and the rear side width dimension ax2 (mm) is larger than the standard internal dimension A (mm) or the second non-standard internal dimension Ay (mm) A heat insulating material for a wooden frame structure, characterized in that a partial heat insulating material can be obtained.
前記標準内寸法A(mm)である縦枠材間に挿入可能な大きさの部分断熱材が得られる位置に前記V字状の割溝が第1のV字状の割溝として形成されていることを特徴とする請求項1に記載の木造枠組構造用の断熱材。   The V-shaped dividing groove is formed as a first V-shaped dividing groove at a position where a partial heat insulating material having a size that can be inserted between the vertical frame members having the standard internal dimension A (mm) is obtained. The heat insulating material for a wooden frame structure according to claim 1, wherein the heat insulating material is a wooden frame structure. 前記第2の非標準内寸法Ay(mm)が(A−B/2)(mm)である縦枠材間に挿入可能な大きさの部分断熱材が得られる位置に前記V字状の割溝が第2のV字状の割溝として形成されていることを特徴とする請求項2に記載の木造枠組構造用の断熱材。   The V-shaped split is provided at a position where a partial heat insulating material having a size that can be inserted between the vertical frame members having the second non-standard internal dimension Ay (mm) of (A−B / 2) (mm) is obtained. The heat insulating material for a wooden frame structure according to claim 2, wherein the groove is formed as a second V-shaped split groove. 前記第2の非標準内寸法Ay(mm)が(A−B)(mm)である縦枠材間に挿入可能な大きさの部分断熱材が得られる位置に前記V字状の割溝が第3のV字状の割溝として形成されていることを特徴とする請求項2または3に記載の木造枠組構造用の断熱材。   The V-shaped split groove is provided at a position where a partial heat insulating material having a size that can be inserted between the vertical frame members having the second non-standard internal dimension Ay (mm) of (A-B) (mm) is obtained. The heat insulating material for a wooden frame structure according to claim 2 or 3, wherein the heat insulating material is formed as a third V-shaped dividing groove. 基材としての角材が横幅B=38mm、奥行K=89mm、縦枠材間の標準内寸法A=417mmである木造枠組構造の住宅の床、天井、または屋根の部分を構成する枠組の前記縦枠材間に挿入される請求項1ないし4のいずれか一項に記載の木造枠組構造用の断熱材であって、前記各V字状の割溝の後面側の開口幅が略6〜10mmであることを特徴とする木造枠組構造用の断熱材。   The vertical of the frame constituting the floor, ceiling, or roof portion of a wooden frame structure in which a square member as a base material has a width B = 38 mm, a depth K = 89 mm, and a standard internal dimension A = 417 mm between vertical frame members It is a heat insulating material for wooden frame structures as described in any one of Claims 1 thru | or 4 inserted between frame materials, Comprising: The opening width of the rear surface side of each said V-shaped split groove is about 6-10 mm. A heat insulating material for a wooden frame structure, characterized by 横幅B(mm)×奥行K(mm)(>B(mm))である角材を基材とした木造枠組構造での枠組であって、枠組の縦枠材間の内寸法がA(mm)である内寸法標準部と、標準内寸法A(mm)よりも広い非標準内寸法Ax(=(A+(K−B)/2)(mm))である第1の非標準部と、非標準内寸法Axとは異なる第2の非標準内寸法Ay(mm)である第2の非標準部とを備え、住宅の床、天井、または屋根の部分を構成する枠組の縦枠材間に、前記請求項1ないし5のいずれか一項に記載の断熱材を挿入した木造枠組構造での断熱構造であり、前記第1の非標準部には前記断熱材がそのまま挿入されており、前記標準部および第2の非標準部には前記いずれかのV字状の割溝の部分から一部を除去した後の部分断熱材が挿入されている構造を少なくとも備えることを特徴とする木造枠組構造の断熱構造。   It is a frame in a wooden frame structure using a square member having a width B (mm) × depth K (mm) (> B (mm)) as a base material, and the inner dimension between the vertical frame members of the frame is A (mm) A non-standard internal dimension Ax (= (A + (KB) / 2) (mm)) wider than the standard internal dimension A (mm), and a non-standard internal part A second non-standard part having a second non-standard internal dimension Ay (mm) different from the standard internal dimension Ax, and between the vertical frame members of the frame constituting the floor, ceiling, or roof part of the house The heat insulating structure in the wooden frame structure in which the heat insulating material according to any one of claims 1 to 5 is inserted, wherein the heat insulating material is inserted as it is into the first non-standard part, In the standard part and the second non-standard part, a partial heat insulating material after part of the V-shaped dividing groove is removed is inserted. Heat insulating structure of the timber framework, characterized in that it comprises at least a structure.
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