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JP4809661B2
JP4809661B2 JP2005318998A JP2005318998A JP4809661B2 JP 4809661 B2 JP4809661 B2 JP 4809661B2 JP 2005318998 A JP2005318998 A JP 2005318998A JP 2005318998 A JP2005318998 A JP 2005318998A JP 4809661 B2 JP4809661 B2 JP 4809661B2
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本発明は、既存の通気工法の壁を改修し、既存の排湿機能、結露防止機能、防水機能、排水機能をそのままに、断熱機能を付加した壁改修方法に係るものである。   The present invention relates to a wall refurbishing method in which a wall of an existing aeration method is refurbished, and a heat insulating function is added while maintaining the existing dehumidification function, dew condensation prevention function, waterproof function, and drainage function.

壁体内が密閉状態の場合、水蒸気の逃げ場が無く、外気温度が低いと外壁材裏面や壁体内に結露が発生する。そこで、壁体内の水蒸気を外気に排出して内部結露を防止したり、土台や柱にしみ込んだ水分を外気に排出するために、外壁材と躯体間に厚さ20mm程度の空気層を設ける工法、所謂通気工法が開発された。本来、通気工法とは、壁内結露防止のための工法である。(例えば、特許文献1〜7参照)。   When the wall is hermetically sealed, there is no place for water vapor to escape, and condensation occurs on the back of the outer wall material or on the wall if the outside air temperature is low. Therefore, a method of providing an air layer with a thickness of about 20 mm between the outer wall material and the housing in order to discharge water vapor in the wall to the outside air to prevent internal dew condensation and to discharge moisture that has soaked into the base and pillars to the outside air. A so-called aeration method has been developed. Originally, the ventilation method is a method for preventing dew condensation in the wall. (For example, see Patent Documents 1 to 7).

特開昭60−175643号公報JP-A-60-175543 特開平09−119175号公報JP 09-119175 A 特開平09−144152号公報JP 09-144152 A 特開平11−241427号公報Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 11-241427 特開平11−293801号公報JP 11-293801 A 特開2000−291169号公報JP 2000-291169 A 特開2003−328460号公報JP 2003-328460 A

しかしながら、特許文献1〜7は湿気を排出するが、外気が外壁材の裏面を通過するために、外壁材に断熱性のある部材を形成しても断熱材としての効果を発揮できず、外壁材が断熱材として機能しないものであった。また、窯業系外壁材の雨漏りを防止するために通気工法を採用することが多くなり、現在では雨仕舞いのための工法として考えている人も多い。   However, Patent Documents 1 to 7 exhaust moisture, but since the outside air passes through the back surface of the outer wall material, even if a heat insulating member is formed on the outer wall material, the effect as a heat insulating material cannot be exhibited. The material did not function as a heat insulating material. Moreover, in order to prevent the leakage of ceramic outer wall materials, a ventilation method is often adopted, and many people are now considering it as a method for finishing rain.

本発明はこのような欠点を解決するために、通気層が形成された壁構造において、通気層の下端部分に形成された下開口を下端閉塞部材で閉塞して排湿兼断熱層を形成し、外壁材上に胴縁を形成して排水兼断熱層を形成し、胴縁の上に新設外壁材を形成し、排水兼断熱層の上端部分を上端閉塞部材により閉塞し、下端部分は開口している壁改修方法を提供するものである。   In order to solve such drawbacks, in the present invention, in the wall structure in which the ventilation layer is formed, the lower opening formed in the lower end portion of the ventilation layer is closed with the lower end closing member to form the moisture exhausting and heat insulating layer. A drainage and heat insulation layer is formed on the outer wall material to form a drainage and heat insulation layer, a new outer wall material is formed on the trunk edge, and the upper end portion of the drainage and heat insulation layer is closed by the upper end closing member, and the lower end portion is opened. It provides a wall repair method.

本発明に係る壁改修方法によれば、(1)壁内の湿気を外部に排出することができる。(2)土台、柱の水分を外部に排出することができる。(3)通気層が排湿兼断熱層となり、空気の移動が最小に抑えられるために、空気層を形成して断熱性を発揮できる。(4)新設した胴縁の通気層により排水兼断熱層を形成し、防水性も維持できる。(5)排湿兼断熱層(壁)内に結露が生じない。(6)結露が生じないので、躯体の腐朽が生じにくい。(7)通気層が排湿兼断熱層となり、外壁材が断熱材として機能する。(8)断熱性を有する新設外壁材を使用すれば、新設外壁材の断熱性を生かすことができる。(9)排湿兼断熱層、外壁材、新設外壁材が断熱材として機能するために、冬季の暖房効率を大幅に高め、夏季は冷房効率を高める。(10)新設外壁材の断熱性により、新設外壁材の裏面および壁内の温度が高く保持され、内部結露の発生が抑えられる。(11)既存の通気工法の壁を改修し、既存の排湿機能、結露防止機能、防水機能、排水機能をそのままに、断熱機能を付加した壁改修方法となる。(12)通気層の本来の意義である内部結露防止の効果を生かし、さらに、外壁材と新設外壁材が断熱効果を生むことで、外壁材と新設外壁材裏面および壁内の温度を高く保つことが可能となり、省エネルギーと壁内結露の防止効果を高めることができる工法となる。等の特徴、効果がある。   According to the wall repair method according to the present invention, (1) moisture in the wall can be discharged to the outside. (2) The moisture of the base and pillar can be discharged to the outside. (3) Since the ventilation layer serves as a moisture exhausting and heat insulating layer and the movement of air is minimized, the air layer can be formed to exhibit heat insulating properties. (4) A drainage and heat insulation layer is formed by a newly formed trunk-rim ventilation layer, and waterproofness can be maintained. (5) Condensation does not occur in the dehumidification / heat insulation layer (wall). (6) Since condensation does not occur, it is difficult for the enclosure to decay. (7) The ventilation layer serves as a moisture exhausting and heat insulating layer, and the outer wall material functions as a heat insulating material. (8) If the new outer wall material having heat insulation is used, the heat insulation of the new outer wall material can be utilized. (9) Since the dehumidifying and heat insulating layer, the outer wall material, and the new outer wall material function as a heat insulating material, the heating efficiency in winter is greatly increased, and the cooling efficiency is increased in summer. (10) Due to the heat insulation of the new outer wall material, the back surface of the new outer wall material and the temperature in the wall are kept high, and the occurrence of internal condensation is suppressed. (11) The wall of the existing ventilation method will be repaired, and the wall will be repaired by adding a heat insulation function while maintaining the existing moisture removal function, condensation prevention function, waterproof function, and drainage function. (12) Utilizing the effect of preventing internal dew condensation, which is the original significance of the air-permeable layer, and further, the outer wall material and the new outer wall material produce a heat insulation effect, thereby keeping the outer wall material and the rear surface of the new outer wall material and the temperature inside the wall high. Therefore, the construction method can improve the energy saving and the prevention effect of dew condensation in the wall. There are features and effects.

以下に図面を用いて本発明に係る壁改修方法について詳細に説明する。図1は既存の壁構造を示す断面図、図2〜図8(a)〜(c)は本発明に係る壁改修方法を説明するための断面図、図9(a)〜(d)は新設外壁材Aを示す説明図である。図中、αは下地、βは釘等の固定具、Tは通気層、γは排湿兼断熱層(既存の通気層T)、γ1は排水兼断熱層を示している。   The wall repair method according to the present invention will be described in detail below with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is a cross-sectional view showing an existing wall structure, FIGS. 2 to 8 (a) to (c) are cross-sectional views for explaining a wall repair method according to the present invention, and FIGS. It is explanatory drawing which shows the new outer wall material A. FIG. In the figure, α is a base, β is a fixture such as a nail, T is a ventilation layer, γ is a moisture exhausting / insulating layer (existing ventilation layer T), and γ1 is a draining and insulating layer.

下地αは、一例としては、内装材1、ポリエチレンシート等の防湿層2(防湿層2を形成しない場合もある)、主柱、間柱等の躯体3、躯体3間に形成したグラスウール等の断熱材4、等より形成したものである。 For example, the base α is, for example, an interior material 1, a moisture-proof layer 2 such as a polyethylene sheet (the moisture-proof layer 2 may not be formed), a main body 3 such as a main pillar or an inter-post, and heat insulation such as glass wool formed between the main bodies 3. It is formed from the material 4, etc.

5は透湿防水層(二点鎖線で示す)であり、透湿防水シート(風・雨を通さず湿気だけを通す不織布)、あるいは透湿防水板(透湿性の高いシージングボード、シージングインシュレーションボード、等)、あるいは耐力面材(構造用合板等よりなる構造用面材)、等よりなり、透湿性、防風性、防水性、等を有する部材より形成したものである。勿論、壁材として確実な防水性(十分な表面止水)が保たれていれば必要はないものである。   5 is a moisture permeable waterproof layer (indicated by a two-dot chain line), a moisture permeable waterproof sheet (nonwoven fabric that passes only moisture without passing through wind and rain), or a moisture permeable waterproof board (highly permeable sizing board, sizing insulation). Board, etc.) or load-bearing face materials (structural face materials made of structural plywood, etc.), etc., and formed from members having moisture permeability, windproof properties, waterproof properties, and the like. Of course, it is not necessary as long as a certain waterproof property (sufficient surface water stoppage) is maintained as a wall material.

6は既存胴縁で通気層Tを形成するものであり、上下開口部と連通するように形成したものであり、例えば縦胴縁である。既存胴縁6の下端が下端閉塞部材Cにより閉塞されることにより、排湿兼断熱層γが形成されるものである。既存胴縁6の材質としては、木材、金属材、プラスチック材、等である。なお、点線矢印は内部からの排湿を示すものである。   6 is a ventilating layer T formed on the existing trunk edge, and is formed so as to communicate with the upper and lower openings, for example, a vertical trunk edge. When the lower end of the existing trunk edge 6 is closed by the lower end closing member C, the moisture removal and heat insulation layer γ is formed. The material of the existing trunk edge 6 is wood, metal material, plastic material, or the like. The dotted line arrow indicates the moisture exhaust from the inside.

7は上開口、8は下開口であり、既存胴縁6により形成された通気層Tと連通し、屋内の湿気を外部に排出するための出口である。なお、図では小屋裏より通気する構造で形成しているが、軒天板部分より換気しても良いものである。   Reference numeral 7 denotes an upper opening, and 8 denotes a lower opening, which communicates with the ventilation layer T formed by the existing trunk edge 6 and is an outlet for discharging indoor moisture to the outside. In addition, although it forms with the structure ventilated from the back of a hut in the figure, you may ventilate from the eaves top plate part.

9は胴縁であり、図6(a)、(b)、図7(a)に示すように下端部分が下端閉塞部材Cと水切り部材Dにより形成され、図7(b)に示すように上端部分が上端閉塞部材Eにより閉塞されているものであり、例えば縦胴縁である。既存胴縁9の材質は、木材、金属材、プラスチック材、等である。   9 is a trunk edge, and the lower end portion is formed by the lower end closing member C and the draining member D as shown in FIGS. 6 (a), 6 (b) and 7 (a), and as shown in FIG. 7 (b). The upper end portion is closed by the upper end closing member E, for example, a vertical trunk edge. The material of the existing trunk edge 9 is wood, metal material, plastic material, or the like.

10は下開口であり、万が一に内部に浸入した雨水、結露水、等を下開口10より、水切り部材Dを介して外部に排出させるものである。   Reference numeral 10 denotes a lower opening, which allows rainwater, condensed water, etc. that has entered the interior to be discharged from the lower opening 10 to the outside through the draining member D.

Aは新設外壁材であり、断熱性、防水性、気密性、耐候性、等の機能を有する部材である。例えば、図9(a)〜(d)に示すような金属製サイディング材、あるいは窯業系サイディング材、等を使用するものである。   A is a newly installed outer wall material, and is a member having functions such as heat insulation, waterproofness, airtightness, weather resistance, and the like. For example, a metal siding material as shown in FIGS. 9A to 9D or a ceramic siding material is used.

Bは外壁材で、内部に既存胴縁6により通気層Tが形成され、下端を下端閉塞部材Cにより閉塞された排湿兼断熱層γ上に形成された壁材である。その素材としては、窯業系サイディング材、金属系サイディング材、等である。なお、Wは既存壁であり、下地α、透湿防水層5、既存胴縁6、外壁材Bよりなるものである。   B is an outer wall material, which is a wall material formed on the moisture-exhausting and heat-insulating layer γ, in which a ventilation layer T is formed by the existing trunk edge 6 and whose lower end is closed by the lower end closing member C. The materials include ceramic siding materials, metal siding materials, and the like. In addition, W is an existing wall, and consists of the base α, the moisture-permeable waterproof layer 5, the existing trunk edge 6, and the outer wall material B.

Cは下端閉塞部材、Dは水切り部材、Eは上端閉塞部材であり、図8(a)〜(c)に示すような断面の長尺状の板材の成型品である。その本体Fの素材としては、金属材、プラスチック材、等のロール成型品、あるいは押出成型品、等よりなるものである。なお、Pは連続して形成された気密性向上のためのパッキング材である。   C is a lower end closing member, D is a draining member, E is an upper end closing member, and is a molded product of a long plate material having a cross section as shown in FIGS. The material of the main body F is made of a roll molded product such as a metal material or a plastic material, or an extrusion molded product. In addition, P is a packing material for improving airtightness formed continuously.

下端閉塞部材Cは、既存胴縁6により形成された通気層Tの下端を閉塞して排湿兼断熱層γを形成したものであり、下端部分からの空気の流入を防止し、排湿兼断熱層γを断熱層として機能させるために形成されたものである。   The lower end closing member C is formed by closing the lower end of the air-permeable layer T formed by the existing trunk edge 6 to form the moisture exhausting and heat insulating layer γ, preventing the inflow of air from the lower end part, The heat insulating layer γ is formed to function as a heat insulating layer.

水切り部材Dは図では形成したが、特に形成するものではない。また、上端閉塞部材Eは新設外壁材Aの上端から空気の流入を防止して、胴縁9により形成された空気の層を排水兼断熱層γ1としたものである。   Although the draining member D is formed in the drawing, it is not particularly formed. Further, the upper end closing member E prevents the inflow of air from the upper end of the new outer wall material A, and the air layer formed by the trunk edge 9 is used as a drainage and heat insulation layer γ1.

排湿兼断熱層γは、通気層Tの下端の下開口8が下端閉塞部材Cにより閉塞されて形成された空間よりなり、屋内の湿気を外部に排出するための排湿層、湿気だけを排出して温度は保持する断熱層として機能するものである。   The moisture-exhausting and heat-insulating layer γ consists of a space formed by closing the lower opening 8 at the lower end of the ventilation layer T with the lower-end closing member C, and only the moisture exhaust layer and moisture for discharging indoor moisture to the outside. It functions as a heat insulation layer that discharges and maintains the temperature.

排水兼断熱層γ1は、外壁材B上に形成した胴縁9と、胴縁9上に形成した新設外壁材Aよりなる通気層Tの上端を上端閉塞部材Eにより閉塞し、下端に下開口10を形成したものであり、万が一に内部に浸入した雨水等を外部に排水するための排水層、空気層形成による断熱層として機能するものである。
The drainage and heat insulation layer γ1 is formed by closing the upper end of the ventilation layer T formed of the trunk edge 9 formed on the outer wall material B and the new outer wall material A formed on the trunk edge 9 with the upper end closing member E and opening the lower end at the lower end. 10 is obtained by forming a drainage layer for draining rainwater or the like entering inside the emergency to the outside, and functions as a heat insulating layer by an air layer.

通気層Tの断熱性と透湿性を評価するために、試験を行った。   In order to evaluate the heat insulation and moisture permeability of the ventilation layer T, a test was conducted.

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表1は断熱性を比較するために、図1に示すような壁構造に形成した「外壁材B+通気層T」に対して、表1に示すような試験No1〜No4の構造で熱抵抗値を測定した結果と、躯体に直接金属製サイディングを張った「金属製サイディング直張」(通気層Tが無い場合)の構造で熱抵抗値を測定した結果である。なお、外壁材Bとしては金属製サイディングを使用した。   Table 1 shows the thermal resistance value in the structure of tests No1 to No4 as shown in Table 1 with respect to the “outer wall material B + ventilation layer T” formed in the wall structure as shown in FIG. And the result of measuring the thermal resistance value with the structure of “metal siding direct tension” (when there is no ventilation layer T) in which the metal siding is stretched directly on the casing. As the outer wall material B, metal siding was used.

その結果は、本発明に係る壁改修方法に使用する試験No4の構造が、試験No1の通気層Tを形成した構造に対して、0.29(No1):0.67(No4)と倍以上の断熱性を発揮し、試験No2の通気層Tの上を閉めた構造と試験No3の通気層Tの上下を閉めた構造に対しても、0.69(No2):0.78(No3):0.67(No4)とさほど差がない断熱性を発揮することが判った。この結果から、上開口7、あるいは下開口8、もしくは上開口7と下開口8を閉めれば、外壁材Bと通気層Tは断熱層として機能することが判る。なお、本発明に係る壁改修方法では、壁内部に湿気を外部に排出するために、湿気、つまり水蒸気は空気より軽く上方に移動することを考えて、No4の構造を選択したものである。 As a result, the structure of test No. 4 used for the wall repair method according to the present invention is 0.29 (No. 1): 0.67 (No. 4) or more than the structure in which the ventilation layer T of Test No. 1 is formed. In addition, 0.69 (No2): 0.78 (No3) for the structure in which the top of the vent layer T of Test No2 is closed and the top and bottom of the vent layer T of Test No3 are closed : 0.67 (No4) was found to exhibit a heat insulating property that is not so different. From this result, it can be seen that if the upper opening 7, or the lower opening 8, or the upper opening 7 and the lower opening 8 are closed, the outer wall material B and the ventilation layer T function as a heat insulating layer. In the wall refurbishing method according to the present invention, the structure No. 4 is selected in consideration of the fact that moisture, that is, water vapor moves lighter upward than air in order to discharge moisture inside the wall.

表2は透湿抵抗を比較するために、「外壁材B+通気層T」に対して、表2に示すような試験No1〜No4の構造で透湿抵抗を測定した結果である。なお、外壁材Bとしては金属製サイディングを使用した。 Table 2 shows the results of measuring the moisture permeation resistance with the structures of tests No1 to No4 as shown in Table 2 for “outer wall material B + ventilation layer T” in order to compare the moisture permeation resistance. As the outer wall material B, metal siding was used.

その結果は、試験No2(透湿抵抗22.0)と試験No3(透湿抵抗22.0)の上を閉めた構造では、下は閉めても開けても透湿抵抗に差がない結果が出た。これに対して、本発明に係る構造に使用する、上を開けて下を閉めた試験No4の構造では透湿抵抗が4.0であり、歴然とした試験結果の差が生じた。これは、湿気、つまり水蒸気は空気より軽く上方に移動することと、通気層Tはその上下いずれか一方を塞ぐと、空気の移動による熱の対流が極めて少なくなることを試験により確かめられたと言うことである。勿論、上下を開口した構造の試験No1(透湿抵抗1.0)の数値が低いのは当然の結果である。 As a result, in the structure where test No2 (moisture permeability resistance 22.0) and test No3 (moisture permeability resistance 22.0) are closed, there is no difference in moisture permeability resistance whether the bottom is closed or opened. I came out. On the other hand, in the structure of test No. 4 used for the structure according to the present invention, in which the upper part is opened and the lower part is closed, the moisture permeability resistance is 4.0, and a clear difference in test results has occurred. This is because the test confirmed that moisture, that is, water vapor moves lighter upward than air, and that the ventilation layer T closes one of the upper and lower sides, so that the heat convection due to the movement of air is extremely reduced. That is. Of course, it is a natural result that the numerical value of the test No. 1 (moisture permeability resistance 1.0) of the structure in which the top and bottom are opened is low.

このように、本発明に係る壁改修方法によれば、従来、外壁材Bの裏面に通気層Tを形成した通気工法では、外壁材Bとして断熱性の有る部材を形成しても外壁材Bが断熱材として認められなかったが、通気層Tの下端を下端閉塞部材Cで閉塞し、通気層Tを排湿兼断熱層γにすることで、通気層Tの本来の意義である内部結露防止の効果を生かし、さらに、外壁材Bと新設外壁材Aが断熱効果を生むことで、外壁材Bと新設外壁材A裏面および壁内の温度を高く保つことが可能となり、省エネルギーと壁内結露の防止効果を高めることができる工法となる。   As described above, according to the wall repairing method according to the present invention, in the conventional ventilation method in which the ventilation layer T is formed on the back surface of the outer wall material B, the outer wall material B is formed even if a heat-insulating member is formed as the outer wall material B. Is not recognized as a heat insulating material, but the lower end of the air-permeable layer T is closed with the lower-end closing member C, and the air-permeable layer T is used as a moisture-exhausting and heat-insulating layer γ, thereby allowing internal condensation, which is the original meaning of the air-permeable layer Taking advantage of the prevention effect, the outer wall material B and the new outer wall material A produce a heat insulation effect, so that the outer wall material B, the rear surface of the new outer wall material A and the temperature inside the wall can be kept high. This is a construction method that can enhance the effect of preventing condensation.

これは、今までの通気工法ように、通気層Tを外気が移動することにより結露を防止する構造とは異なり、湿気だけを外部に排出できる構造であるために、断熱性を有する新設外壁材Aの性能を有効に活用できるものである。また、湿気、つまり水蒸気は空気より軽く上方に移動すること、通気層Tはその上下いずれか一方を塞ぐと、空気の移動による熱の対流が極めて少なくなることを理論と実験により確かめた工法である。


This, like the ventilation method so far, unlike the structure for preventing the dew condensation by the ventilation layer T is the ambient air moves, because of the structure that can be discharged moisture only to the outside, new outer wall having a heat insulating property The performance of the material A can be effectively utilized. In addition, it is a method that has been confirmed by theory and experiment that moisture, that is, water vapor moves lightly upward than air, and that the ventilation layer T closes one of the upper and lower sides, and that heat convection due to the movement of air is extremely reduced. is there.


以上説明したのは本発明に係る壁改修方法の一実施例にすぎず、図10、図11に示すように形成することもできる。   What has been described above is only one embodiment of the wall repairing method according to the present invention, and it can be formed as shown in FIGS.

図10は断熱材Gを形成し、断熱性を向上した壁改修方法を示す断面図である。   FIG. 10 is a cross-sectional view showing a wall repair method in which the heat insulating material G is formed and the heat insulating property is improved.

図11は外壁材B上に新設の透湿防水層5を形成した壁改修方法である。   FIG. 11 shows a wall repairing method in which a newly formed moisture-permeable waterproof layer 5 is formed on the outer wall material B.

本発明に係る壁改修方法の既存の壁構造の代表的一例を示す説明図である。It is explanatory drawing which shows a typical example of the existing wall structure of the wall repair method which concerns on this invention. 本発明に係る壁改修方法の代表的一例を示す説明図である。It is explanatory drawing which shows a typical example of the wall repair method which concerns on this invention. 本発明に係る壁改修方法の代表的一例を示す説明図である。It is explanatory drawing which shows a typical example of the wall repair method which concerns on this invention. 本発明に係る壁改修方法の代表的一例を示す説明図である。It is explanatory drawing which shows a typical example of the wall repair method which concerns on this invention. 本発明に係る壁改修方法の代表的一例を示す説明図である。It is explanatory drawing which shows a typical example of the wall repair method which concerns on this invention. 本発明に係る壁改修方法の代表的一例を示す説明図である。It is explanatory drawing which shows a typical example of the wall repair method which concerns on this invention. 本発明に係る壁改修方法の代表的一例を示す説明図である。It is explanatory drawing which shows a typical example of the wall repair method which concerns on this invention. 本発明に係る壁改修方法の代表的一例を示す説明図である。It is explanatory drawing which shows a typical example of the wall repair method which concerns on this invention. 本発明に係る壁改修方法に使用する新設外壁材の代表的一例を示す説明図である。It is explanatory drawing which shows a typical example of the new exterior wall material used for the wall repair method which concerns on this invention. 本発明に係る壁改修方法のその他の実施例を示す断面図である。It is sectional drawing which shows the other Example of the wall repair method which concerns on this invention. 本発明に係る壁改修方法のその他の実施例を示す断面図である。It is sectional drawing which shows the other Example of the wall repair method which concerns on this invention.

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α 下地
β 固定具
γ 排湿兼断熱層
γ1 排水兼断熱層
A 新設外壁材
B 外壁材
C 下端閉塞部材
D 水切り部材
E 上端閉塞部材
F 本体
G 断熱材
P パッキング材
T 通気層
W 既存壁
1 内装材
2 防湿層
3 躯体
4 断熱材
5 透湿防水層
6 既存胴縁
7 上開口
8 下開口
9 胴縁
10 下開口
α Base β Fixture γ Dehumidification and heat insulation layer γ1 Drainage and heat insulation layer A New outer wall material B Outer wall material C Lower end closing member D Draining member E Upper end closing member F Main body G Insulation material P Packing material T Venting layer W Existing wall 1 Interior Material 2 Moisture proof layer 3 Housing 4 Heat insulating material 5 Moisture permeable waterproof layer 6 Existing trunk 7 Upper opening 8 Lower opening 9 Trunk edge 10 Lower opening

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通気層が形成された壁構造において、通気層の下端部分に形成された下開口を下端閉塞部材で閉塞して排湿兼断熱層を形成し、該外壁材上に胴縁を形成して排水兼断熱層を形成し、該胴縁の上に新設外壁材を形成し、該排水兼断熱層の上端部分を上端閉塞部材により閉塞し、下端部分は開口していることを特徴とする壁改修方法。
In the wall structure in which the ventilation layer is formed, the lower opening formed in the lower end portion of the ventilation layer is closed by the lower end closing member to form a moisture exhausting and heat insulating layer, and the trunk edge is formed on the outer wall material to drain the water. A wall refurbishment characterized in that it forms a cum heat insulation layer, forms a new outer wall material on the body edge, closes the upper end portion of the drainage heat insulation layer with an upper closing member, and opens the lower end portion. Method.
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