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JP5634221B2
JP5634221B2 JP2010247456A JP2010247456A JP5634221B2 JP 5634221 B2 JP5634221 B2 JP 5634221B2 JP 2010247456 A JP2010247456 A JP 2010247456A JP 2010247456 A JP2010247456 A JP 2010247456A JP 5634221 B2 JP5634221 B2 JP 5634221B2
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本発明は、壁紙等の内装材が貼付された壁や天井等の内装改修方法に関する。   The present invention relates to a method for repairing interiors such as walls and ceilings to which interior materials such as wallpaper are attached.

従来、居室内の壁等に貼付されたビニールクロスの汚れを洗浄した後、ビニールクロスの表面に、層状珪酸塩鉱物等を含む液状若しくはスラリ状のコーティング材を吹き付け又は塗布し、自然乾燥させることで薄く透明なコーティング層を形成するコーティング方法(内装改修方法)が知られている(特許文献1参照)。
このように形成されたコーティング層は、調湿性を有し、カビの発生を抑制する効果を奏すると共に、薄く透明であるため下地となるビニールクロスの表面の模様等を損なうことがない。
Conventionally, after cleaning the dirt on the vinyl cloth affixed to the walls of the living room, the surface of the vinyl cloth is sprayed or applied with a liquid or slurry coating material containing layered silicate mineral, etc., and allowed to dry naturally. A coating method (interior repair method) for forming a thin and transparent coating layer is known (see Patent Document 1).
The coating layer formed in this manner has humidity control properties and has the effect of suppressing the generation of mold, and since it is thin and transparent, it does not impair the pattern or the like of the surface of the vinyl cloth that is the base.

特開2005−329391号公報JP 2005-329391 A

ところで、ビニールクロス等の内装材は、汚れだけでなく、経年変化等により破れや端部の剥がれが生じる場合がある。
しかし、従来の内装改修方法では、内装材に破れや剥がれが生じた状態で透明のコーティング層を形成すると、破れや剥がれがそのまま表面に現れると共に、コーティング層に凹凸が生じるため、美観が損なわれるという問題があった。また、内装材の汚れがひどい場合には、汚れによるにじみを防止するため、一般的に、下塗り塗料(シーラー)を別途用意し、塗布する作業が必要になっていた。したがって、破れ若しくは剥がれまたは汚れがひどい場合は、内装材を張り替える必要があった。
By the way, interior materials such as vinyl cloth may be broken or peeled off due to secular change or the like.
However, in the conventional interior refurbishment method, if a transparent coating layer is formed in a state where the interior material is torn or peeled off, the tearing or peeling will appear on the surface as it is, and the coating layer will be uneven, resulting in a loss of aesthetics. There was a problem. In addition, when the interior material is very dirty, it is generally necessary to separately prepare and apply an undercoat paint (sealer) to prevent bleeding due to the stain. Therefore, when tearing or peeling or dirt is severe, it is necessary to replace the interior material.

本発明は、内装下地上に貼付された内装材に破れや剥がれが生じた区画領域を簡単に、かつ、美しく改修することができる内装改修方法を提供することを課題とする。   An object of the present invention is to provide an interior repair method capable of easily and beautifully repairing a partitioned area in which an interior material affixed on an interior base is torn or peeled.

本発明の内装改修方法は、内装下地上にシート状の内装材が貼付された壁または天井の1の区画領域に対する内装改修方法であって、内装材の剥がれている部分を所定幅で除去する剥離部除去工程と、剥離部除去工程の後、所定幅よりも幅広に形成されたシート状の捲れ防止材を、内装材を除去した部分を覆うように貼付する段差補修工程と、段差補修工程の後、捲れ防止材を貼付した要補修部分を、内装材表面と面一となるように補修材を用いて補修する下地処理工程と、下地処理工程の後、要補修部分を含む区画領域に、ゼオライト・珪藻土配合塗料を下塗りする下塗り工程と、下塗り工程の後、区画領域にゼオライト・珪藻土配合塗料を上塗りし、所定のテクスチャーを形成する上塗り工程と、を備え、上塗りは、下塗りよりも厚塗りで仕上げることを特徴とする。 The interior refurbishment method of the present invention is an interior refurbishment method for one partition region of a wall or ceiling in which a sheet-like interior material is affixed on an interior base, and removes a portion where the interior material is peeled off with a predetermined width. After the peeling portion removing step and the peeling portion removing step, a step repairing step and a step repairing step in which a sheet-like squeezing prevention material formed wider than a predetermined width is pasted so as to cover the portion from which the interior material has been removed. After that, repairing the repaired part with the anti-sagging material with the repairing material so that it is flush with the interior material surface, and after the grounding process, into the area containing the repaired part An undercoating step for undercoating the zeolite / diatomaceous earth-containing paint, and an overcoating step for overcoating the zeolite / diatomaceous earth-containing paint in the partition area after the undercoating step to form a predetermined texture. The overcoating is thicker than the undercoating Painting And wherein the finish.

この構成によれば、内装材に、補修材のみでは補修できない程の大きな破れや剥がれが生じている場合でも、剥離部除去工程において、剥がれている部分(破れている部分を含む。)を所定幅で除去し、段差補修工程において、その除去した部分を覆うように捲れ防止材を貼付した後に、下地処理工程を行うことで、内装下地と内装材との段差(凹凸)をなくすことができる。これにより、内装材の破れや剥がれに起因する凹凸のない、美しい区画領域に仕上げることができる。また、所定幅で除去した部分を覆うように捲れ防止材を貼付しているため、除去した端部から内装材が更に剥がれてしまうことを防止することができる。   According to this configuration, even when the interior material is severely torn or peeled off so as not to be repaired only by the repair material, the peeled portion (including the torn portion) is predetermined in the peeling portion removing step. By removing the width and applying a grounding treatment material after applying a sag preventing material so as to cover the removed part in the step repairing step, the step (unevenness) between the interior basement and the interior material can be eliminated. . Thereby, it can finish in the beautiful division area without the unevenness | corrugation resulting from the tear and peeling of an interior material. Moreover, since the dripping prevention material is stuck so that the part removed by predetermined width may be covered, it can prevent that an interior material will peel further from the removed edge part.

また、他の内装改修方法は、内装下地上にシート状の内装材が貼付された壁または天井の1の区画領域に対する内装改修方法であって、内装材の剥がれている部分を所定幅で除去する剥離部除去工程と、剥離部除去工程の後、内装材と同一の厚みで、かつ、所定幅より僅かに狭い幅を有するパッチ材を、内装材を除去した部分に貼付し、内装材とパッチ材との継目に、シート状の捲れ防止剤を貼付する段差補修工程と、段差補修工程の後、捲れ防止剤を貼付した要補修部分に対し、内装材の表面と面一となるように補修材を用いて補修する下地処理工程と、下地処理工程の後、要補修部分を含む区画領域に、ゼオライト・珪藻土配合塗料を下塗りする下塗り工程と、下塗り工程の後、区画領域にゼオライト・珪藻土配合塗料を上塗りし、所定のテクスチャーを形成する上塗り工程と、を備え、上塗りは、下塗りよりも厚塗りで仕上げることを特徴とする。 Another interior modification method is an interior modification method for one partition area of a wall or ceiling in which a sheet-like interior material is affixed on an interior base, and a portion where the interior material is peeled is removed with a predetermined width. After the peeling portion removing step and the peeling portion removing step, a patch material having the same thickness as the interior material and slightly narrower than a predetermined width is affixed to the portion from which the interior material has been removed , The step repairing process to apply a sheet-like anti-sagging agent at the joint with the patch material, and after the step repairing process, so that the repaired part to which the anti-sagging agent is applied is flush with the surface of the interior material Repairing with a repair material, after the base treatment step, after the base treatment step, undercoating the zone containing the repair required part, undercoating the primer and diatomaceous earth compound paint, and after the undercoating step, after the undercoating process, the zeolite / diatomaceous earth Overcoat with compounding paint, prescribed And a top coat forming a texture topcoat, characterized in that finish in impasto than undercoat.

この構成によれば、内装材に、補修材のみでは補修できない程の大きな破れや剥がれが生じている場合でも、剥離部除去工程において、剥がれている部分(破れている部分を含む。)を所定幅で除去し、段差補修工程において、その除去した部分にパッチ材を貼付した後に、下地処理工程を行うことで、内装下地と内装材との段差(凹凸)をなくすことができる。これにより、内装材の破れや剥がれに起因する凹凸のない、美しい区画領域に仕上げることができる。   According to this configuration, even when the interior material is severely torn or peeled off so as not to be repaired only by the repair material, the peeled portion (including the torn portion) is predetermined in the peeling portion removing step. By removing the width and applying a base material after applying the patch material to the removed portion in the step repairing step, the step (unevenness) between the interior base material and the interior material can be eliminated. Thereby, it can finish in the beautiful division area without the unevenness | corrugation resulting from the tear and peeling of an interior material.

この場合、下塗り工程で用いるゼオライト・珪藻土配合塗料にのみ硬化剤が添加されていることが好ましい。   In this case, it is preferable that the curing agent is added only to the zeolite / diatomaceous earth blend paint used in the undercoating step.

この構成によれば、下塗りされたゼオライト・珪藻土配合塗料は、自然乾燥させるものと比べて、早く硬化する。これにより、下塗りされた区画領域(内装面)の形成を迅速に行えるため、続く上塗り工程へと速やかに移行することができる。すなわち、内装改修全体に係る時間を大幅に短縮することができる。   According to this configuration, the primer-coated diatomaceous earth-containing paint that has been primed hardens more quickly than the one that is naturally dried. Thereby, since the formation of the primer area (interior surface) can be performed quickly, it is possible to promptly shift to the subsequent overcoating process. That is, the time required for the entire interior renovation can be greatly shortened.

この場合、下塗り工程は、砂骨用ローラーを用いてゼオライト・珪藻土配合塗料を塗布する塗布工程と、塗布工程の後、ヘラを用いて区画領域に塗布したゼオライト・珪藻土配合塗料を平滑に均す均し工程と、を有することが好ましい。   In this case, the undercoating process is performed by applying a zeolite / diatomaceous earth compound paint using a sandbone roller, and after the application process, smoothing the zeolite / diatomaceous earth compound paint applied to the partition area using a spatula. And a leveling step.

この構成によれば、砂骨用ローラーを用いることで、(コテ等を用いて塗る場合に比べて)ゼオライト・珪藻土配合塗料の塗布が簡単になると共に、当該塗布に係る時間を短縮することができる。また、砂骨用ローラーによる塗布の後に、ヘラを用いて均すことで、区画領域においてゼオライト・珪藻土配合塗料が、薄く平滑に塗り広げられる。特に、表面に凹凸がある内装材の場合、ヘラを用いて均すことで塗料が内装材に密着するため、平滑で、かつ、剥がれにくい塗膜が形成される。   According to this configuration, by using the sand bone roller, it is possible to simplify the application of the zeolite / diatomaceous earth compound paint (compared to the case of using a trowel or the like) and to shorten the time required for the application. it can. In addition, by applying a spatula after leveling with a sand bone roller, the paint blended with zeolite and diatomaceous earth is thinly and smoothly spread in the partition region. In particular, in the case of an interior material with irregularities on the surface, the paint adheres to the interior material by leveling with a spatula, so that a smooth and difficult-to-peel coating is formed.

また、この場合、上塗り工程では、砂骨用ローラーを用い、下塗りに比べて単位面積当り2割増し程度の質量のゼオライト・珪藻土配合塗料が上塗りされることが好ましい。   In this case, in the top coating step, it is preferable that a zeolite / diatomaceous earth-containing paint having a mass of about 20% higher per unit area than the undercoat is used by using a sand bone roller.

この構成によれば、砂骨用ローラーを用いてゼオライト・珪藻土配合塗料を塗布するだけで、簡単に区画領域の表面に所定のテクスチャーが形成される。また、下塗りの2割程度増量したゼオライト・珪藻土配合塗料を塗布することで、塗膜を厚く形成することができる。これにより、ゼオライト・珪藻土配合塗料が有する調湿性および脱臭性等の優れた機能を有効に発揮可能な区画領域を形成することができる。   According to this configuration, a predetermined texture can be easily formed on the surface of the partition area simply by applying the zeolite / diatomaceous earth blend paint using the sand bone roller. Moreover, a coating film can be formed thickly by apply | coating the zeolite and diatomaceous earth compound paint which increased about 20% of undercoat. Thereby, the partition area | region which can exhibit effectively the functions which the zeolite-diatomite compounding paint has such as humidity control property and deodorizing property can be formed.

この場合、上塗り工程の後、ゼオライト配合エマルション塗料を塗布するトップコート工程を備えていることが好ましい。   In this case, it is preferable to provide a top coat step of applying the zeolite-containing emulsion paint after the top coating step.

この構成によれば、ゼオライト配合エマルション塗料によるトップコート層(仕上げ面)が形成される。これにより、上塗りしたゼオライト・珪藻土配合塗料が経年劣化した場合でも、優れた調湿性および脱臭性等を有する区画領域を、簡単に再生(補修)することができる。   According to this structure, the topcoat layer (finished surface) by a zeolite compounding emulsion paint is formed. As a result, even when the overcoated zeolite / diatomaceous earth blend paint has deteriorated over time, it is possible to easily regenerate (repair) the partitioned region having excellent humidity control and deodorizing properties.

第1実施形態に係る内装改修方法のフローチャートである。It is a flowchart of the interior repair method which concerns on 1st Embodiment. 第1実施形態に係る内装改修方法の下地処理工程を説明する模式図であって、(a)は壁面の立面図、(b)は壁面の断面図である。It is a schematic diagram explaining the ground treatment process of the interior repair method according to the first embodiment, (a) is an elevation view of the wall surface, (b) is a sectional view of the wall surface. 第1実施形態に係る内装改修方法を実施した後の壁面の断面を模式的に示した図である。It is the figure which showed typically the cross section of the wall surface after implementing the interior repair method which concerns on 1st Embodiment. 第2実施形態および第3実施形態に係る内装改修方法のフローチャートである。It is a flowchart of the interior repair method according to the second embodiment and the third embodiment. 第2実施形態に係る内装改修方法の剥離部除去工程、段差補修工程および下地処理工程を説明する模式図であって、(a)は壁面の平面図、(b)は壁面の断面図である。It is a schematic diagram explaining the peeling part removal process of the interior repair method which concerns on 2nd Embodiment, a level | step difference repair process, and a base treatment process, (a) is a top view of a wall surface, (b) is sectional drawing of a wall surface. . 第3実施形態に係る内装改修方法の剥離部除去工程、段差補修工程および下地処理工程を説明する模式図であって、(a)は壁面の平面図、(b)は壁面の断面図である。It is a schematic diagram explaining the peeling part removal process of the interior repair method which concerns on 3rd Embodiment, a level | step difference repair process, and a base treatment process, (a) is a top view of a wall surface, (b) is sectional drawing of a wall surface. . 第5実施形態に係る内装改修方法を実施した後の壁面の断面を模式的に示した図である。It is the figure which showed typically the cross section of the wall surface after implementing the interior repair method which concerns on 5th Embodiment.

以下、添付の図面を参照して、本発明の第1実施形態に係る内装改修方法について説明する。この内装改修方法は、居室内の壁や天井に貼付したビニールクロス等の内装材の上にゼオライト・珪藻土配合塗料を塗装し、調湿機能および脱臭機能等を有する塗膜を形成するものである。そこで、先ず、ゼオライト・珪藻土配合塗料について簡単に説明する。   Hereinafter, an interior modification method according to a first embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings. This interior refurbishment method is a method of coating a zeolite / diatomaceous earth-containing paint on an interior material such as a vinyl cloth affixed to a wall or ceiling in a living room to form a coating film having a humidity control function and a deodorizing function. . Therefore, first, the zeolite / diatomaceous earth blend paint will be briefly described.

ゼオライト・珪藻土配合塗料は、砂骨用ローラー等での塗布が可能で、調湿、消臭およびホルムアルデヒドの吸着・分解等の機能を有する。当該塗料に含まれているゼオライトは、微小な細孔を有する多孔質の天然鉱物であり、水や有機分子の吸収・放出機能を備えている。また、当該塗料に含まれている珪藻土は、藻類の死骸が、海底や湖底に堆積してできた泥土(粘土状)で、断熱、遮音、調湿および脱臭等の機能を備えている。   Zeolite and diatomaceous earth-containing paints can be applied with a sand bone roller or the like, and have functions such as humidity control, deodorization, and adsorption / decomposition of formaldehyde. Zeolite contained in the paint is a porous natural mineral having fine pores, and has a function of absorbing and releasing water and organic molecules. Further, the diatomaceous earth contained in the paint is a mud (clay-like) formed by depositing algal dead bodies on the sea bottom or lake bottom, and has functions such as heat insulation, sound insulation, humidity control and deodorization.

続いて、図1ないし図3を参照して、第1実施形態に係る内装改修方法について説明する。この内装改修方法は、内装下地2の上にシート状の内装材が貼付された壁または天井の1の区画領域に対して改修を施すものである。本実施形態では、説明を簡単にするために、壁面1に貼付されたビニールクロス3の改修について説明する。   Next, the interior renovation method according to the first embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. 1 to 3. This interior refurbishment method is intended to renovate one partition region of a wall or ceiling in which a sheet-like interior material is affixed on an interior base 2. In this embodiment, in order to simplify the description, the repair of the vinyl cloth 3 attached to the wall surface 1 will be described.

図1に示すように、内装改修方法は、内装下地2の上にシート状の内装材となるビニールクロス3が貼付された壁面1に対し、内装下地2が露出した要補修部分を、ビニールクロス3の表面と面一となるように補修材4を用いて補修する下地処理工程S1と、下地処理工程S1の後、要補修部分を含む壁面1に、ゼオライト・珪藻土配合塗料を下塗りする下塗り工程S2と、下塗り工程S2の後、壁面1にゼオライト・珪藻土配合塗料を上塗りし、所定のテクスチャーを形成する上塗り工程S3と、を備えている。第1実施形態に係る内装改修方法は、壁面1に貼付された複数枚のビニールクロス3の相互間の継目に生じた隙間が数ミリ程度(10mm未満)の場合および数ミリ角程度の微小な範囲の浮き若しくは破れまたは剥がれが生じている場合に行われる(図2(a)参照)。なお、言うまでもないが、内装改修作業の開始前に改修対象となる壁面1の周囲には、養生(マスキング)が行われている。   As shown in FIG. 1, the interior refurbishment method is such that, on a wall surface 1 on which a vinyl cloth 3 serving as a sheet-like interior material is affixed on an interior base 2, a repair required portion where the interior base 2 is exposed is replaced with a vinyl cloth. The surface treatment step S1 for repairing with the repair material 4 so as to be flush with the surface of the surface 3, and the undercoating step for undercoating the wall surface 1 including the repair required portion with the zeolite / diatomite mixed paint after the surface treatment step S1 After S2 and the undercoating step S2, the wall surface 1 is overcoated with a zeolite / diatomaceous earth-containing paint to form a predetermined texture. The interior refurbishment method according to the first embodiment is a case where a gap generated at the joint between a plurality of vinyl cloths 3 affixed to the wall surface 1 is about several millimeters (less than 10 mm) and a minute part of about several millimeters square. This is performed when the range is lifted or broken or peeled off (see FIG. 2A). Needless to say, curing (masking) is performed around the wall surface 1 to be repaired before the start of the interior repair work.

図2に示すように、経年変化等により、ビニールクロス3の相互間の継目に数ミリ程度の隙間が生じている。下地処理工程S1では、壁面1に貼付された複数枚のビニールクロス3の相互間の継目に生じた隙間を、パテベラでなぞるようにして補修材4(ビニールクロス3の下地用のパテ材)を、当該隙間に埋め込んで行く(いわゆるパテ処理)。その後、埋め込んだ補修材4を乾燥させる。ビニールクロス3の継目に生じた隙間以外に、数mm程度の部分的な破れや剥がれ等が生じている場合にも、補修材4によるパテ処理が行われる。使用する補修材4としては、パテベラによる伸びが良く、乾燥が早く、かつ、乾燥後の体積変化が少ない(やせが少ない)合成樹脂エマルション系のものが好ましい。この下地処理工程S1により、内装下地2と壁面1との段差(凹凸)が解消される。   As shown in FIG. 2, a gap of several millimeters is generated at the joint between the vinyl cloths 3 due to aging and the like. In the ground processing step S1, the repair material 4 (a putty material for the base of the vinyl cloth 3) is formed by tracing the gap formed between the plurality of vinyl cloths 3 affixed to the wall surface 1 with a putty vera. Then, it is embedded in the gap (so-called putty process). Thereafter, the embedded repair material 4 is dried. The putty treatment with the repair material 4 is also performed when a partial tear or peeling of about several millimeters occurs in addition to the gap generated at the joint of the vinyl cloth 3. As the repair material 4 to be used, a synthetic resin emulsion type material that has good elongation by a patevera, is quick to dry, and has a small volume change after drying (small thinness) is preferable. The step (unevenness) between the interior substrate 2 and the wall surface 1 is eliminated by the substrate treatment step S1.

図1に示すように、下塗り工程S2は、砂骨用ローラーを用いてゼオライト・珪藻土配合塗料を塗布する塗布工程S21と、塗布工程S21の後、均しヘラを用いて壁面1に塗布したゼオライト・珪藻土配合塗料を平滑に均す均し工程S22と、を有している。   As shown in FIG. 1, the undercoating step S2 includes a coating step S21 in which a zeolite / diatomaceous earth compound paint is applied using a sandbone roller, and a zeolite applied to the wall surface 1 using a leveling spatula after the applying step S21. A leveling step S22 for smoothening the diatomaceous earth blend paint.

図3に示すように、塗布工程S21は、砂骨用ローラーを用いて壁面1にゼオライト・珪藻土配合塗料を下塗りし、下塗り層20を形成する。コテ等を用いて壁面1を塗るには熟練を必要とするが、本実施形態では、砂骨用ローラーを用いることで、誰でも簡単に広範囲の壁面1にゼオライト・珪藻土配合塗料の下塗りを実施することができる。なお、本実施形態では、砂骨用ローラーを用いて、1平方メートル当り220g(±10g)のゼオライト・珪藻土配合塗料を塗布している。   As shown in FIG. 3, in the coating step S <b> 21, a zeolite / diatomaceous earth blend paint is undercoated on the wall surface 1 using a sandbone roller to form an undercoat layer 20. Although skill is required to apply the wall surface 1 using a trowel or the like, in this embodiment, by using a sand bone roller, anyone can easily undercoat a paint blended with zeolite and diatomaceous earth on a wide range of the wall surface 1 can do. In the present embodiment, 220 g (± 10 g) of zeolite / diatomaceous earth-containing paint per square meter is applied using a sand bone roller.

均し工程S22では、均しヘラを用いて均すことで、壁面1に塗布したゼオライト・珪藻土配合塗料が、薄く平滑に塗り広げられる。一般的にビニールクロス3の表面には、模様となる凹凸がある場合が多いため、均しヘラを用いて均すことで、ゼオライト・珪藻土配合塗料がビニールクロス3の表面の凹部に入り込む。これにより、下塗り層20(ゼオライト・珪藻土配合塗料の塗膜)は、平滑化され、かつ、ビニールクロス3の表面に密着して剥がれにくくなる。なお、均し工程S22は、作業性を考慮して、下塗り層20の表面硬化前、半乾きの状態で速やかに、均しヘラを軽く押し付ながら滑らせて、下塗り層20の厚みを均一にするように行われる。   In the leveling step S22, the zeolite / diatomaceous earth-containing paint applied to the wall surface 1 is spread thinly and smoothly by leveling with a leveling spatula. In general, since the surface of the vinyl cloth 3 often has irregularities that become patterns, the coating composition containing zeolite and diatomaceous earth enters the recesses on the surface of the vinyl cloth 3 by leveling with a leveling spatula. Thereby, the undercoat layer 20 (coating film of zeolite / diatomaceous earth blend paint) is smoothed and is in close contact with the surface of the vinyl cloth 3 and is difficult to peel off. In the leveling step S22, in consideration of workability, the surface of the undercoat layer 20 is quickly slid in a semi-dry state while lightly pressing the leveling spatula, so that the thickness of the undercoat layer 20 is uniform. To be done.

その後、下塗り層20を硬化させる。なお、送風機を用いることで下塗り層20の硬化を促進させることもできる。これにより、硬化時間を短縮することができ、遅滞無く次の工程に移行することができる。   Thereafter, the undercoat layer 20 is cured. In addition, hardening of the undercoat layer 20 can also be accelerated | stimulated by using an air blower. Thereby, hardening time can be shortened and it can transfer to the following process without delay.

次に、図3に示すように、上塗り工程S3では、砂骨用ローラーを用い、下塗り工程S2での下塗りに比べて単位面積当り約2割増の質量のゼオライト・珪藻土配合塗料を上塗りし、上塗り層30を形成する。なお、本実施形態では、1平方メートル当り260g(±20g)のゼオライト・珪藻土配合塗料を塗布している。本実施形態では、下塗りに比べ、2割程度増量したゼオライト・珪藻土配合塗料を塗布することで、上塗り層30を厚く形成し、ゼオライト・珪藻土配合塗料が有する調湿性および脱臭性等の優れた機能を有効に発揮可能な壁面1(内装)を形成している。   Next, as shown in FIG. 3, in the overcoating step S3, using a sand-bone roller, overcoating the zeolite / diatomaceous earth compound paint having a mass of about 20% per unit area compared to the undercoating in the undercoating step S2. Layer 30 is formed. In this embodiment, 260 g (± 20 g) of zeolite / diatomaceous earth-containing paint is applied per square meter. In this embodiment, by applying the zeolite / diatomaceous earth blended paint increased by about 20% compared to the undercoat, the overcoat layer 30 is formed thick, and the zeolite / diatomaceous earth blended paint has excellent functions such as humidity control and deodorization. The wall surface 1 (interior) capable of effectively exhibiting is formed.

また、上塗り工程S3では、目の粗い砂骨用ローラーを用いていることから、ゼオライト・珪藻土配合塗料を塗布するだけで、簡単に壁面1(上塗り層30)の表面に所定のテクスチャー(凹凸模様)が形成される。なお、所定のテクスチャーの例としては、スティップル状、コテパターン状、玉吹状、ウェーブ状等、適当な凹凸を設けることが考えられる。もちろん、凹凸模様を設けず、平滑な面に仕上げてもよい。   Further, in the top coating step S3, since a coarse sand bone roller is used, a predetermined texture (uneven pattern) can be easily applied to the surface of the wall surface 1 (the top coating layer 30) simply by applying a zeolite / diatomaceous earth blend paint. ) Is formed. As examples of the predetermined texture, it is conceivable to provide appropriate irregularities such as a stipple shape, a trowel pattern shape, a ball blowing shape, and a wave shape. Of course, you may finish on a smooth surface, without providing an uneven pattern.

なお、上塗り工程S3の後に、上塗り層30の表面を仕上げヘラで軽く均し、凹凸模様を整えるパターン形成工程S4を、更に実施してもよい。パターン形成工程S4は、仕上げヘラを一定の圧力で軽く押え付けるようにして一方向に動かし、上塗り層30の表面の凹凸模様の凸部の先端を僅かにつぶして整える(完全には潰さない。)。これにより、砂骨用ローラーを用いて塗布しただけの壁面1とは異なる風合いの壁面1に仕上げることができる。なお、パターン形成工程S4を実施するか否かは任意であるため、図1(後述する図4)では破線で表している。また、パターン形成工程S4に代えて、別途用意した任意のパターンローラーやコテを用いて上塗り層30の表面に任意の模様をつけてもよい。   In addition, you may further implement pattern formation process S4 which levels the surface of the topcoat layer 30 lightly with a finishing spatula and arranges an uneven | corrugated pattern after topcoat process S3. In the pattern formation step S4, the finishing spatula is moved in one direction so as to be lightly pressed with a constant pressure, and the tips of the concavo-convex patterns on the surface of the topcoat layer 30 are slightly crushed and adjusted (not completely crushed). ). Thereby, it can finish in the wall surface 1 of the texture different from the wall surface 1 only apply | coated using the roller for sandbones. Note that whether or not the pattern forming step S4 is performed is arbitrary, and is represented by a broken line in FIG. 1 (FIG. 4 described later). Moreover, it may replace with pattern formation process S4 and you may give an arbitrary pattern to the surface of the topcoat layer 30 using the arbitrary pattern roller and iron which were prepared separately.

以上の構成により、ビニールクロス3の継目に隙間や微小な破れ等が生じている場合でも、仕上がった壁面1に隙間や微小な破れ等が現れることがなく、また、所定のテクスチャーが形成されているため、美観に優れた壁面1とすることができる。さらに、汚れがひどい場合にも、ゼオライト・珪藻土配合塗料と異なる下塗りのための塗料(シーラー)を別途用意する必要がなく、改修に要する手間とコストを削減することができる。   With the above configuration, even when a gap or a minute tear occurs in the joint of the vinyl cloth 3, no gap or a minute tear appears on the finished wall surface 1, and a predetermined texture is formed. Therefore, it can be set as the wall surface 1 excellent in aesthetics. Furthermore, even when the dirt is severe, it is not necessary to prepare a separate coating (sealer) for the undercoat different from the zeolite / diatomaceous earth-containing paint, and the labor and cost required for renovation can be reduced.

(第2実施形態)
続いて、図4および図5を参照して、本発明の第2実施形態に係る内装改修方法について説明する。なお、第1実施形態に係る内装改修方法と異なる点のみを説明する。
図4に示すように、この内装改修方法は、ビニールクロス3の剥がれている部分を所定幅で除去する剥離部除去工程S11と、剥離部除去工程S11の後、所定幅よりも幅広に形成されたシート状の捲れ防止材5を、ビニールクロス3を除去した部分を覆うように貼付する段差補修工程S12と、が下地処理工程S1に先立って行われる。
(Second Embodiment)
Subsequently, with reference to FIG. 4 and FIG. 5, an interior repair method according to a second embodiment of the present invention will be described. Only differences from the interior repair method according to the first embodiment will be described.
As shown in FIG. 4, this interior renovation method is formed wider than the predetermined width after the peeling portion removing step S <b> 11 for removing the peeled portion of the vinyl cloth 3 with a predetermined width and the peeling portion removing step S <b> 11. A step repairing step S12 in which the sheet-like squeezing preventing material 5 is pasted so as to cover the portion from which the vinyl cloth 3 has been removed is performed prior to the base treatment step S1.

図5に示すように、剥離部除去工程S11は、壁面1に貼付された複数枚のビニールクロス3の相互間の継目に生じた隙間が10mm程度の場合および10mm角程度の範囲の浮き若しくは破れまたは剥がれが生じている場合に行われる。また、ビニールクロス3の端の部分に剥がれ等が生じている場合にも行われる。剥離部除去工程S11では、継目の隙間や剥がれ等が生じた部分を含む範囲に、所定の幅でカッターの刃を入れ、傷んだビニールクロス3を切除する。特に、ビニールクロス3の継目の周りを切除する場合には、継目と平行に、所定の幅で2列の切れ目を入れる(図5(a)参照)。   As shown in FIG. 5, the peeling portion removing step S <b> 11 is performed in the case where the gap generated at the joint between the plurality of vinyl cloths 3 attached to the wall surface 1 is about 10 mm and in the range of about 10 mm square. Or it is performed when peeling occurs. It is also performed when peeling or the like occurs at the end portion of the vinyl cloth 3. In peeling part removal process S11, the blade of a cutter is put in the range including the part which the clearance gap of the joint, peeling, etc. produced, and the damaged vinyl cloth 3 is excised. In particular, when cutting around the joint of the vinyl cloth 3, two rows of cuts are made in parallel with the joint with a predetermined width (see FIG. 5A).

段差補修工程S12では、ビニールクロス3を切除した部分を覆うように捲れ防止材5を貼付する。捲れ防止材5は、片面に粘着層を有する網目(格子)状に形成された薄いシート状の部材であり、ビニールクロス3を切除した幅よりも幅広に形成されている。捲れ防止材5は、所定幅で除去した部分を覆うように貼付されるため、除去した端部からビニールクロス3が更に剥がれてしまうことを防止することができる。なお、ビニールクロス3は、端(際)の部分から剥がれてくることが多いため、破れや剥がれ等が生じていなくとも、ビニールクロス3の端(際)の部分に対し、上記した剥離部除去工程S11および段差補修工程S12を実施することが好ましい。   In the step repairing step S12, the squeezing prevention material 5 is attached so as to cover the portion where the vinyl cloth 3 is cut out. The sag preventing material 5 is a thin sheet-like member formed in a mesh (lattice) shape having an adhesive layer on one side, and is formed wider than the width of the vinyl cloth 3 cut out. Since the squeezing preventing material 5 is pasted so as to cover the removed part with a predetermined width, it is possible to prevent the vinyl cloth 3 from further peeling off from the removed end part. In addition, since the vinyl cloth 3 is often peeled off from the end (edge) portion, even if no tearing or peeling occurs, the above-described peeling portion removal is performed on the end (edge) portion of the vinyl cloth 3. It is preferable to implement step S11 and step repairing step S12.

そして、下地処理工程S1では、捲れ防止材5を貼付した部分を、ビニールクロス3の表面と面一となるように(均すように)補修材4を埋め込んで補修する。これにより、ビニールクロス3の継目の隙間や剥がれ等に起因する凹凸のない、美しい壁面1に仕上げることができる。   In the ground treatment step S1, the repair material 4 is repaired by embedding the repair material 4 so as to be flush with the surface of the vinyl cloth 3 at the portion to which the dripping prevention material 5 is attached. Thereby, it can finish into the beautiful wall surface 1 without the unevenness | corrugation resulting from the clearance gap, peeling, etc. of the joint of the vinyl cloth 3. FIG.

(第3実施形態)
続いて、図4および図6を参照して、本発明の第3実施形態に係る内装改修方法について説明する。なお、第1実施形態および第2実施形態に係る内装改修方法と異なる点のみを説明する。
図4に示すように、この内装改修方法は、ビニールクロス3の剥がれている部分を所定幅で除去する剥離部除去工程S11と、剥離部除去工程S11の後、ビニールクロス3と同一の厚みで、かつ、所定幅と同一の幅を有するパッチ材6を、ビニールクロス3を除去した部分に貼付する段差補修工程S12と、が下地処理工程S1に先立って行われる。
(Third embodiment)
Subsequently, with reference to FIG. 4 and FIG. 6, an interior repair method according to a third embodiment of the present invention will be described. Only differences from the interior repair method according to the first and second embodiments will be described.
As shown in FIG. 4, this interior refurbishment method has the same thickness as the vinyl cloth 3 after the peeling portion removing step S11 for removing the peeled portion of the vinyl cloth 3 with a predetermined width and the peeling portion removing step S11. In addition, a step repairing step S12 in which the patch material 6 having the same width as the predetermined width is applied to the portion from which the vinyl cloth 3 has been removed is performed prior to the ground processing step S1.

図6に示すように、第3実施形態に係る剥離部除去工程S11は、第2実施形態に係るものと略同様であるが、壁面1に貼付された複数枚のビニールクロス3の相互間の継目に生じた隙間が20mm以上の場合および20mm角以上の範囲の浮き若しくは破れまたは剥がれが生じている場合に行われる。剥離部除去工程S11では、継目の隙間や剥がれ等が生じた部分を含む範囲に、100mm幅の定規をあてがい、その定規の幅でカッターの刃を入れ、傷んだビニールクロス3を切除する。   As shown in FIG. 6, the peeling portion removing step S <b> 11 according to the third embodiment is substantially the same as that according to the second embodiment, but between the plurality of vinyl cloths 3 attached to the wall surface 1. It is carried out when the gap generated at the joint is 20 mm or more and when the floating, tearing or peeling in the range of 20 mm square or more occurs. In the peeling portion removing step S11, a ruler having a width of 100 mm is applied to a range including a portion where a gap of the seam, peeling or the like has occurred, a cutter blade is put in the width of the ruler, and the damaged vinyl cloth 3 is cut out.

第3実施形態に係る段差補修工程S12では、ビニールクロス3を切除した部分にパッチ材6を貼付する。パッチ材6は、ビニールクロス3と同一厚で、所定の幅(96mm)に形成され、裏面に粘着層を有するものである。パッチ材6は、両端に約2mmの隙間を空けてビニールクロス3を切除した部分に貼付される。これにより、内装下地2とビニールクロス3との段差(凹凸)をなくすことができる。なお、図示は省略するが、第2実施形態に記載したように捲れ防止材5を、既設のビニールクロス3とパッチ材6との継目(隙間)に貼付してもよい。   In the step repairing step S12 according to the third embodiment, the patch material 6 is affixed to the portion where the vinyl cloth 3 has been excised. The patch material 6 has the same thickness as the vinyl cloth 3 and is formed to have a predetermined width (96 mm), and has an adhesive layer on the back surface. The patch material 6 is affixed to a portion where the vinyl cloth 3 is cut out with a gap of about 2 mm at both ends. Thereby, the level | step difference (unevenness | corrugation) of the interior base 2 and the vinyl cloth 3 can be eliminated. In addition, although illustration is abbreviate | omitted, you may affix the dripping prevention material 5 to the joint (gap) of the existing vinyl cloth 3 and the patch material 6 as described in 2nd Embodiment.

そして、下地処理工程S1では、既設のビニールクロス3とパッチ材6との継目に補修材4を埋め込み、表面を面一となるように補修する。これにより、補修材4のみでは補修できない程の大きな破れや剥がれが生じている場合でも、ビニールクロス3の継目の隙間や剥がれ等に起因する凹凸のない、美しい壁面1に仕上げることができる。なお、第3実施形態に係る剥離部除去工程S11および段差補修工程S12を、継目の隙間が20mm以下の場合に実施してもかまわない。   In the ground treatment step S1, the repair material 4 is embedded in the joint between the existing vinyl cloth 3 and the patch material 6, and repair is performed so that the surface is flush. As a result, even when there is a large tear or peeling that cannot be repaired by the repair material 4 alone, it is possible to finish the wall surface 1 without any irregularities due to gaps or peeling of the seam of the vinyl cloth 3. In addition, you may implement peeling part removal process S11 and level | step difference repair process S12 which concern on 3rd Embodiment, when the clearance gap of a joint is 20 mm or less.

(第4実施形態)
次に、本発明の第4実施形態に係る内装改修方法について説明する。なお、第1ないし第3実施形態に係る内装改修方法と異なる点のみを説明する。第4実施形態に係る内装改修方法では、下塗り工程S2と上塗り工程S3とで、それぞれ異なるゼオライト・珪藻土配合塗料を使用している。具体的には、下塗り工程S2で用いるゼオライト・珪藻土配合塗料にのみ硬化剤が添加されている。
(Fourth embodiment)
Next, an interior repair method according to the fourth embodiment of the present invention will be described. Only differences from the interior renovation method according to the first to third embodiments will be described. In the interior repair method according to the fourth embodiment, different zeolite / diatomaceous earth blend paints are used in the undercoating step S2 and the overcoating step S3. Specifically, the curing agent is added only to the zeolite / diatomaceous earth blend paint used in the undercoating step S2.

この構成によれば、下塗りされたゼオライト・珪藻土配合塗料は、自然乾燥させるものと比べて、早く硬化する。これにより、下塗り層20の形成を迅速に行えるため、続く上塗り工程S3へと速やかに移行することができる。すなわち、内装改修全体に係る時間を大幅に短縮することができる。   According to this configuration, the primer-coated diatomaceous earth-containing paint that has been primed hardens more quickly than the one that is naturally dried. Thereby, since formation of the undercoat layer 20 can be performed rapidly, it can transfer to subsequent overcoating process S3 rapidly. That is, the time required for the entire interior renovation can be greatly shortened.

(第5実施形態)
続いて、図7を参照して、本発明の第4実施形態に係る内装改修方法について説明する。なお、第1ないし第3実施形態に係る内装改修方法と異なる点のみを説明する。
第5実施形態に係る内装改修方法は、上述した第1ないし第4実施形態に係る内装改修方法を施した後(数ヶ月から数年後)に補修する場合に、上塗り層30の上にゼオライト配合エマルション塗料を塗布し、トップコート層7を形成するトップコート工程を備えている。
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Then, with reference to FIG. 7, the interior renovation method which concerns on 4th Embodiment of this invention is demonstrated. Only differences from the interior renovation method according to the first to third embodiments will be described.
The interior refurbishment method according to the fifth embodiment is based on the above-described interior refurbishment method according to the first to fourth embodiments (in the case of repair after several months to several years). A top coat step of forming the top coat layer 7 by applying the blended emulsion paint is provided.

ゼオライト配合エマルション塗料は、下塗り工程S2および上塗り工程S3で用いたゼオライト・珪藻土配合塗料とは異なるものであり、多孔質の天然鉱物であるゼオライトの調湿性や脱臭性等の機能を有し、VPローラー等での塗布が可能な水性の塗料である。   The zeolite-containing emulsion paint is different from the zeolite-diatomite-containing paint used in the undercoat step S2 and the topcoat step S3, and has functions such as humidity control and deodorizing properties of zeolite, which is a porous natural mineral, and VP It is a water-based paint that can be applied with a roller or the like.

本実施形態におけるトップコート工程では、ゼオライト配合エマルション塗料を2回(下塗りおよび上塗り)塗布している。なお、1回当りの塗布量は150g(±10g)である。これにより、下塗りコート層71と上塗りコート層72とから成るトップコート層7が形成され、上塗り層が経年劣化した場合でも、優れた調湿性および脱臭性等を有する区画領域を、簡単に再生(補修)することができる。
なお、ゼオライト・珪藻土配合塗料の塗布量と、ゼオライト配合エマルション塗料の塗布量との合計が1700g/m^2を越えない範囲であれば、トップコート工程を繰り返し行っても、塗膜のひび割れやビニールクロス3の剥がれ等が生じないことが実験により証明されている。したがって、ゼオライト・珪藻土配合塗料による内装改修以降、トップコート工程のみを行う改修(補修)を、5〜7回行うことができる。
In the top coat process in this embodiment, the zeolite-containing emulsion paint is applied twice (undercoat and topcoat). The application amount per time is 150 g (± 10 g). Thereby, the topcoat layer 7 composed of the undercoat layer 71 and the topcoat layer 72 is formed, and even when the overcoat layer has deteriorated over time, the partitioned areas having excellent humidity control and deodorizing properties can be easily reproduced ( Repair).
In addition, if the total amount of the coating amount of the zeolite / diatomaceous earth blend coating and the coating amount of the zeolite blend emulsion coating does not exceed 1700 g / m ^ 2, even if the top coat process is repeated, It has been proved by experiments that the vinyl cloth 3 does not peel off. Therefore, after the interior repair with the zeolite / diatomaceous earth blend paint, the repair (repair) for performing only the top coat process can be performed 5 to 7 times.

1:壁面、2:内装下地、3:ビニールクロス、4:補修材、5:捲れ防止材、6:パッチ材   1: Wall surface, 2: Interior base, 3: Vinyl cloth, 4: Repair material, 5: Anti-dripping material, 6: Patch material

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内装下地上にシート状の内装材が貼付された壁または天井の1の区画領域に対する内装改修方法であって、
前記内装材の剥がれている部分を所定幅で除去する剥離部除去工程と、
前記剥離部除去工程の後、前記所定幅よりも幅広に形成されたシート状の捲れ防止材を、前記内装材を除去した部分を覆うように貼付する段差補修工程と、
前記段差補修工程の後、前記捲れ防止材を貼付した要補修部分を、前記内装材表面と面一となるように補修材を用いて補修する下地処理工程と、
前記下地処理工程の後、前記要補修部分を含む前記区画領域に、ゼオライト・珪藻土配合塗料を下塗りする下塗り工程と、
前記下塗り工程の後、前記区画領域に前記ゼオライト・珪藻土配合塗料を上塗りし、所定のテクスチャーを形成する上塗り工程と、を備え、
前記上塗りは、前記下塗りよりも厚塗りで仕上げることを特徴とする内装改修方法。
An interior refurbishment method for one partitioned area of a wall or ceiling in which a sheet-like interior material is affixed on an interior base,
A peeling portion removing step for removing the part where the interior material is peeled off at a predetermined width;
After the peeling portion removing step, a step repairing step of sticking a sheet-shaped squeezing preventing material formed wider than the predetermined width so as to cover the portion from which the interior material has been removed, and
After the step repairing step, a repairing part is repaired by using a repairing material so that the repair required part to which the anti-swelling material is attached is flush with the interior material surface; and
After the base treatment step, an undercoating step of undercoating the zone containing the repaired portion with a zeolite / diatomaceous earth blend paint,
After the undercoating step, overcoating the zeolite-diatomaceous earth-containing paint on the partition region, and forming a predetermined texture,
The interior refurbishing method, wherein the top coat is finished with a thicker coat than the undercoat.
内装下地上にシート状の内装材が貼付された壁または天井の1の区画領域に対する内装改修方法であって、
前記内装材の剥がれている部分を所定幅で除去する剥離部除去工程と、
前記剥離部除去工程の後、前記内装材と同一の厚みで、かつ、前記所定幅より僅かに狭い幅を有するパッチ材を、前記内装材を除去した部分に貼付し、前記内装材と前記パッチ材との継目に、シート状の捲れ防止剤を貼付する段差補修工程と、
前記段差補修工程の後、前記捲れ防止剤を貼付した要補修部分に対し、前記内装材の表面と面一となるように補修材を用いて補修する下地処理工程と、
前記下地処理工程の後、前記要補修部分を含む前記区画領域に、ゼオライト・珪藻土配合塗料を下塗りする下塗り工程と、
前記下塗り工程の後、前記区画領域に前記ゼオライト・珪藻土配合塗料を上塗りし、所定のテクスチャーを形成する上塗り工程と、を備え、
前記上塗りは、前記下塗りよりも厚塗りで仕上げることを特徴とする内装改修方法。
An interior refurbishment method for one partitioned area of a wall or ceiling in which a sheet-like interior material is affixed on an interior base,
A peeling portion removing step for removing the part where the interior material is peeled off at a predetermined width;
After the peeling portion removing step, a patch material having the same thickness as the interior material and having a width slightly narrower than the predetermined width is applied to a portion from which the interior material has been removed, and the interior material and the patch A step repairing process in which a sheet-like anti-sagging agent is applied to the seam with the material ,
After the step repair process, for the repair required part to which the anti-sagging agent is attached, a ground treatment process for repairing using the repair material so as to be flush with the surface of the interior material;
After the base treatment step, an undercoating step of undercoating the zone containing the repaired portion with a zeolite / diatomaceous earth blend paint,
After the undercoating step, overcoating the zeolite-diatomaceous earth-containing paint on the partition region, and forming a predetermined texture,
The interior refurbishing method, wherein the top coat is finished with a thicker coat than the undercoat.
前記下塗り工程で用いる前記ゼオライト・珪藻土配合塗料にのみ硬化剤が添加されていることを特徴とする請求項1または2に記載の内装改修方法。 The interior repair method according to claim 1 or 2 , wherein a curing agent is added only to the zeolite / diatomaceous earth blend paint used in the undercoating step. 前記下塗り工程は、
砂骨用ローラーを用いて前記ゼオライト・珪藻土配合塗料を塗布する塗布工程と、
前記塗布工程の後、ヘラを用いて前記区画領域に塗布した前記ゼオライト・珪藻土配合塗料を平滑に均す均し工程と、を有することを特徴とする請求項1ないしのいずれかに記載の内装改修方法。
The undercoat process includes
An application step of applying the zeolite / diatomaceous earth blend paint using a sand bone roller;
After the coating step, according to any one of claims 1 to 3, characterized in that it has a, a leveling step of leveling smooth the zeolite diatomite formulated coating was applied to the divided area with the spatula Interior refurbishment method.
前記上塗り工程では、砂骨用ローラーを用い、前記下塗りに比べて単位面積当り2割増し程度の質量の前記ゼオライト・珪藻土配合塗料が前記上塗りされることを特徴とする請求項1ないしのいずれかに記載の内装改修方法。 Wherein in the overcoating step, using a sand bone rollers, any one of claims 1 to 4 wherein the Zeolite diatomite formulated coating mass of about 2 extra per unit area than the undercoat is characterized in that it is the topcoat The interior renovation method as described in. 前記上塗り工程の後、ゼオライト配合エマルション塗料を塗布するトップコート工程を備えたことを特徴とする請求項1ないしのいずれかに記載の内装改修方法。 After the overcoating process, interior renovation method according to any one of claims 1 to 5, characterized in that it comprises a topcoat coating a zeolite blended emulsion paint.
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