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JP6555882B2
JP6555882B2 JP2014264191A JP2014264191A JP6555882B2 JP 6555882 B2 JP6555882 B2 JP 6555882B2 JP 2014264191 A JP2014264191 A JP 2014264191A JP 2014264191 A JP2014264191 A JP 2014264191A JP 6555882 B2 JP6555882 B2 JP 6555882B2
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本発明は、外張断熱に関し、特に現場での作業を減らして工期短縮に寄与しうる外張断熱用パネルユニットおよび外張断熱工法に関するものである。   The present invention relates to an outer insulation, and more particularly, to an outer insulation panel unit and an outer insulation method that can contribute to shortening the work period by reducing work on site.

外張断熱工法は、建物全体を断熱材で覆うことにより高断熱でかつ高気密の建物を提供しうる断熱工法である。従来の外張断熱工法において、外壁材を固定するための下地作りは、構造用合板を柱や間柱にビス留めした後、断熱板材を貼り付け、透湿防水シートを張り、最後に胴縁を固定するといった少なくとも4つの作業工程を要しており、現場での作業工程が多く、人材不足の中で工期短縮を図り、コスト削減を求めることは難しかった。特に、外張り断熱の高い気密性を確保するためには熟練度が求められ、人材不足が深刻な問題の一つとなっている。   The external thermal insulation method is a thermal insulation method that can provide a highly insulated and highly airtight building by covering the entire building with a heat insulating material. In the conventional external thermal insulation method, the foundation for fixing the outer wall material is made by screwing the structural plywood to the pillars and interposts, pasting the thermal insulation board material, stretching the moisture permeable waterproof sheet, and finally the trunk edge At least four work processes, such as fixing, are required, and there are many work processes on site, and it was difficult to seek cost reduction by shortening the work period due to a shortage of human resources. In particular, skill level is required to ensure high airtightness of the outer insulation, and the shortage of human resources is one of the serious problems.

このような問題に対し、作業工程を減らし、かつ作業を簡易にするための木造建築物用の外張断熱ボードに関する発明が提案されている。   In order to solve such a problem, an invention relating to an external thermal insulation board for a wooden building for reducing the work process and simplifying the work has been proposed.

例えば、特開2003−336329号公報には、板状の発泡樹脂断熱材に縦方向に長尺状の溝部を設け、前記溝部に一般的な胴縁サイズより厚い胴縁を挿入させてなる、外張断熱ボードが提案されている(特許文献1)。この特許文献1によると、前記外張断熱ボードは、胴縁の位置決め、および施工する際のビス留めを正確に行えるとともに、目地部分に透湿防水テープを貼ることで透湿防水シートの貼り付け作業を行うことなく防水層を形成することが可能になるとされている。   For example, in JP-A-2003-336329, a plate-shaped foamed resin heat insulating material is provided with a long groove portion in the longitudinal direction, and a trunk edge thicker than a general trunk edge size is inserted into the groove section. An outer heat insulating board has been proposed (Patent Document 1). According to this Patent Document 1, the outer thermal insulation board can accurately position the body edge and fasten the screws when constructing, and attach a moisture permeable waterproof sheet by applying a moisture permeable waterproof tape to the joint portion. It is said that it becomes possible to form a waterproof layer without performing work.

特開2003−336329号公報JP 2003-336329 A

しかしながら、特許文献1に記載された発明においては、胴縁が収縮性の低い木製で構成されているため、発泡樹脂断熱材の溝部に嵌め入れにくい。このため、前記溝部の幅は前記胴縁の幅に比べて1mmのクリアランスを設ける必要がある。したがって、溝部と胴縁との間には常に隙間が存在するため断熱性が低くなり、雨水等が浸入してしまうおそれがある。また、溝部の断熱材の厚さは他の断熱材の厚さに比べて薄いため、断熱層が不均一になってしまうという問題がある。   However, in the invention described in Patent Document 1, since the trunk edge is made of wooden material having low contractibility, it is difficult to fit into the groove portion of the foamed resin heat insulating material. For this reason, it is necessary to provide a clearance of 1 mm as the width of the groove portion as compared with the width of the trunk edge. Therefore, since there is always a gap between the groove and the trunk edge, the heat insulation is reduced, and rainwater or the like may enter. Moreover, since the thickness of the heat insulating material of a groove part is thin compared with the thickness of other heat insulating materials, there exists a problem that a heat insulating layer will become non-uniform | heterogenous.

ところで、新築住宅の発注主や買主を保護するために瑕疵担保履行法(特定住宅瑕疵担保責任の履行の確保等に関する法律。2009年10月1日施行。)が制定されている。この瑕疵担保履行法では、新築住宅の請負人や売主に保険への加入または保証金の供託が義務づけられている。前記保険は、新築住宅の売主等が、保険会社との間で保険契約を締結するもので、「住宅の構造耐力上主要な部分」および「雨水の浸入を防止する部分」の瑕疵が判明し、住宅の耐力性能もしくは防水性能を満たさなくなった場合、その補修費用が保険金により支払われるというものである。   By the way, in order to protect purchasers and buyers of newly-built houses, the Act on Enforcement of Warranty (A Law Concerning the Enforcement of Responsibility for Specific Housing Warranty, etc., which came into effect on October 1, 2009) has been enacted. Under the collateral performance law, contractors and sellers of newly-built homes are obliged to take out insurance or deposit security deposits. In the insurance, the seller of a new house concludes an insurance contract with an insurance company, and it has been found that the main part is the structural strength of the house and the part that prevents the intrusion of rainwater. If the house does not meet the load-bearing performance or waterproof performance, the repair cost will be paid by insurance.

このため保険会社では、外張断熱工法における設計施工基準として断熱材の屋外側に透湿防水シートを張ることを求めている。一方、前記設計施工基準と同等以上の性能を有すると判断される仕様に対しては、透湿防水シートを張らずとも保険への加入が認められている。透湿防水シートを張らずにすむのであれば工期短縮やコスト低減に直接的に繋がるため、より好ましい。よって、透湿防水シートを設けずに保険加入が認められるような、雨水の浸入を防止する性能の高い、新たな外張断熱用パネルユニットおよび外張断熱工法のニーズは高い。   For this reason, insurance companies are demanding that a moisture-permeable waterproof sheet be stretched on the outdoor side of the heat insulating material as a design and construction standard in the external insulation method. On the other hand, for specifications that are judged to have performance equal to or better than the design and construction standards, insurance is permitted without a moisture-permeable waterproof sheet. If it is not necessary to stretch the moisture permeable waterproof sheet, it is more preferable because it leads directly to shortening the construction period and cost. Therefore, there is a high need for a new outer insulation panel unit and an outer insulation method that has a high performance for preventing rainwater from entering such that insurance participation is permitted without providing a moisture permeable waterproof sheet.

本発明は、このような問題点を解決するためになされたものであって、工期短縮およびコスト削減を図ることができるとともに、断熱性能および気密性能を高めて透湿防水シートを張らなくても瑕疵担保履行法に基づく保険契約の適用が可能な外張断熱用パネルユニットおよび外張断熱工法を提供することを目的としている。   The present invention has been made in order to solve such problems, and can shorten the work period and reduce the cost, and can improve heat insulation performance and airtight performance without applying a moisture permeable waterproof sheet. The objective is to provide an external thermal insulation panel unit and an external thermal insulation method that can be applied with an insurance contract based on the collateral performance law.

本発明に係る外張断熱用パネルユニットは、外張断熱に用いられる外張断熱用パネルユニットであって、木質板、無機質材、樹脂板等の板材に板状の断熱材が貼り合わされているとともに、前記板状断熱材の表面に長尺状の溝部が建物の柱および/または間柱の配置間隔に対応する間隔で形成されている断熱複合パネルと、前記建物の柱および/または間柱に連結される胴縁に前記断熱複合パネルの前記溝部に嵌入可能な大きさに形成された棒状の断熱材が貼り合わされてなる断熱複合胴縁とを有する。   The panel unit for heat insulation according to the present invention is a panel unit for heat insulation used for outer heat insulation, and a plate-like heat insulating material is bonded to a plate material such as a wooden board, an inorganic material, and a resin board. And a heat insulating composite panel in which long grooves on the surface of the plate-shaped heat insulating material are formed at intervals corresponding to the arrangement intervals of the pillars and / or inter-columns of the building, and are connected to the pillars and / or the inter-columns of the building And a heat insulating composite body edge formed by sticking a rod-shaped heat insulating material formed in a size that can be fitted into the groove portion of the heat insulating composite panel.

また、本発明の一態様として、前記棒状断熱材には、長手方向に沿って前記溝部の奥行き方向に細溝状の嵌入用スリットが形成されていてもよい。   Moreover, as one aspect of the present invention, the rod-shaped heat insulating material may be formed with slits for insertion into a narrow groove in the depth direction of the groove along the longitudinal direction.

また、本発明に係る外張断熱工法は、前記外張断熱用パネルユニットを用いて建物に断熱層を設ける外張断熱工法であって、建物の柱および/または間柱の位置に合わせて所定の溝部が配置されるように断熱複合パネルの板材を前記柱および/または間柱に当接させ、前記溝部の底から対応する前記柱または前記間柱にビス留めする断熱パネル固定工程と、隣接配置された前記断熱複合パネル間の目地部分に気密防水テープを貼る気密防水処理工程と、前記断熱複合パネルの前記溝部に断熱複合胴縁の棒状断熱材を嵌入するとともに胴縁の上から前記柱または前記間柱にビス留めする断熱胴縁固定工程とを有する。   Further, the external insulation method according to the present invention is an external insulation method in which a thermal insulation layer is provided on a building using the external thermal insulation panel unit, and is predetermined according to the positions of the pillars and / or the studs of the building. A heat insulating panel fixing step of bringing the plate material of the heat insulating composite panel into contact with the column and / or the inter-column so that the groove portion is disposed, and screwing to the corresponding column or the inter-column from the bottom of the groove portion; An airtight waterproofing process for applying an airtight waterproof tape to a joint portion between the heat insulating composite panels, and a rod-shaped heat insulating material of a heat insulating composite body edge is inserted into the groove of the heat insulating composite panel, and the pillars or the intermediate pillars from above the body edge And a heat-insulating barrel edge fixing step for screwing.

本発明によれば、工期短縮およびコスト削減を図ることができるとともに、断熱性能および気密性能を高めて透湿防水シートを張らなくても瑕疵担保履行法に基づく保険契約を適用することができる。   According to the present invention, the construction period can be shortened and the cost can be reduced, and the insurance contract based on the collateral guarantee method can be applied without increasing the heat insulating performance and the airtight performance and applying the moisture permeable waterproof sheet.

本発明に係る外張断熱用パネルユニットおよび外張断熱工法により建築された建物構造の一実施形態を示す図である。It is a figure which shows one Embodiment of the building structure constructed | assembled by the panel unit for external heat insulation which concerns on this invention, and an external heat insulation construction method. 本実施形態における外張断熱用パネルユニットおよび外張断熱工法により建築された建物構造を示す一部拡大図である。It is a partially expanded view which shows the building structure constructed | assembled by the panel unit for external insulation and the external insulation method in this embodiment. 本実施形態における断熱複合パネルを示す正面図である。It is a front view which shows the heat insulation composite panel in this embodiment. 図2の2A−2A線における断面図である。It is sectional drawing in the 2A-2A line of FIG. 本実施形態における断熱複合胴縁を示す、(a)正面図、(b)背面図、(c)上面図、(d)左端面図である。It is the (a) front view, (b) back view, (c) top view, (d) left end view which shows the heat insulation composite trunk edge in this embodiment. 本実施形態における断熱複合胴縁の他の実施例として長手方向に沿って斜めに形成された嵌入用スリットを有する棒状断熱材を示す、(a)正面図、(b)背面図、(c)上面図である。(A) Front view, (b) Rear view, (c) showing a rod-shaped heat insulating material having slits for insertion formed obliquely along the longitudinal direction as another example of the heat insulating composite body edge in the present embodiment. It is a top view. 本実施形態における断熱複合胴縁の他の実施例として溝部の奥行き方向に対して傾斜した嵌入用スリット有する棒状断熱材を示す(a)正面図、(b)背面図、(c)上面図である。(A) Front view, (b) Rear view, (c) Top view showing a rod-shaped heat insulating material having an insertion slit inclined with respect to the depth direction of the groove as another example of the heat insulating composite body edge in the present embodiment. is there. 本実施形態における断熱複合胴縁の他の実施例として長手方向に沿って波形状の嵌入用スリットを有する棒状断熱材を示す(a)正面図、(b)背面図、(c)上面図である。(A) Front view, (b) Rear view, (c) Top view showing a rod-shaped heat insulating material having a wavy fitting slit along the longitudinal direction as another example of the heat insulating composite body edge in the present embodiment. is there. 本実施形態における断熱パネル固定工程において断熱複合パネルを柱および間柱に固定した状態を示す図である。It is a figure which shows the state which fixed the heat insulation composite panel to the pillar and the stud in the heat insulation panel fixation process in this embodiment. 本実施形態における断熱パネル固定工程において断熱複合パネルを柱および間柱にビス留めした状態を示す断面図である。It is sectional drawing which shows the state which screwed the heat insulation composite panel to the pillar and the stud in the heat insulation panel fixing process in this embodiment. 本実施形態における気密防水処理工程において目地部分に気密防水テープを貼り付けた状態を示す図である。It is a figure which shows the state which affixed the airtight waterproof tape on the joint part in the airtight waterproof process in this embodiment. 本実施形態における断熱胴縁固定工程において断熱複合胴縁を溝部に嵌め入れた状態を示す図である。It is a figure which shows the state which inserted the heat insulation composite body edge in the groove part in the heat insulation body edge fixing process in this embodiment. 本実施形態における断熱胴縁固定工程において断熱複合胴縁を柱および間柱にビス留めした状態を示す断面図である。It is sectional drawing which shows the state which screwed the heat insulation composite trunk edge to the pillar and the stud in the heat insulation trunk edge fixing process in this embodiment. 本実施形態における断熱胴縁固定工程を行った後の状態を示す図である。It is a figure which shows the state after performing the heat insulation trunk edge fixing process in this embodiment.

以下、本発明に係る外張断熱用パネルユニット1および外張断熱工法の一実施形態について図面を用いて説明する。   DESCRIPTION OF EXEMPLARY EMBODIMENTS Hereinafter, an embodiment of an outer panel insulating panel unit 1 and an outer panel thermal insulation method according to the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

本実施形態における外張断熱用パネルユニット1は、建物4の柱41や間柱42にビス留めされることで建物4の断熱層となるものであり、図1および図2に示すように、板材21に板状断熱材22を貼り合わせてなる断熱複合パネル2と、この断熱複合パネル2の溝部23に嵌め入れられる断熱複合胴縁3とを有する。   The external thermal insulation panel unit 1 in the present embodiment is a heat insulating layer of the building 4 by being screwed to the pillar 41 or the inter-column 42 of the building 4, and as shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 21 has a heat insulating composite panel 2 formed by bonding a plate-like heat insulating material 22 to 21 and a heat insulating composite body edge 3 fitted into a groove 23 of the heat insulating composite panel 2.

断熱複合パネル2は、図3および図4に示すように、木質板、無機質材、樹脂板等の素材から構成される板材21に、板状に形成された断熱材22を貼り合わせてなるパネル状の複合材である。この断熱複合パネル2は、建物4の外壁材43を固定するための下地を形成する作業工程を現場で行う必要をなくすために予め工場において製造される。   As shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, the heat insulating composite panel 2 is a panel in which a heat insulating material 22 formed in a plate shape is bonded to a plate material 21 made of a material such as a wooden board, an inorganic material, and a resin board. Shaped composite material. The heat insulating composite panel 2 is manufactured in advance in a factory in order to eliminate the necessity of performing an operation process for forming a base for fixing the outer wall material 43 of the building 4 on site.

板材21は、ベニヤ板、配向性ストランドボード(OSB:Oriented Strand Board)、中密度繊維板(MDF:Medium Density Fiberboard)、コンクリートパネル等の木質板、不燃材等によって形成された無機質材、プラスチック等の樹脂板等、種々の材料から適宜選択することができ、本実施形態では木質の構造用合板が用いられている。   The plate material 21 is made of plywood, oriented strand board (OSB), medium density fiberboard (MDF), wood panel such as concrete panel, inorganic material formed of non-combustible material, plastic, etc. Various materials such as a resin plate can be appropriately selected. In this embodiment, a wooden structural plywood is used.

板状断熱材22は、断熱性能を備えた板材であり、接着剤等によって前記板材21に貼り合わされることにより前記板材21の外側面に断熱層を形成するものである。本実施形態における板状断熱材22は、ビーズ法ポリスチレンフォームまたは押出法ポリスチレンフォームからなる発泡プラスチックを素材としており、要求される断熱性能等に応じた厚さ、例えば、20mm〜120mm程度の厚さに構成されている。なお、板状断熱材22は、プラスチック系の断熱材に限定されるものではなく、グラスウールボード等の鉱物系の断熱材、木質繊維ボード等の自然系の断熱材等から適宜選択してもよい。   The plate-like heat insulating material 22 is a plate material having heat insulating performance, and forms a heat insulating layer on the outer surface of the plate material 21 by being bonded to the plate material 21 with an adhesive or the like. The plate-like heat insulating material 22 in the present embodiment is made of foamed plastic made of beaded polystyrene foam or extruded polystyrene foam, and has a thickness according to required heat insulating performance, for example, a thickness of about 20 mm to 120 mm. It is configured. The plate-like heat insulating material 22 is not limited to a plastic heat insulating material, and may be appropriately selected from mineral heat insulating materials such as glass wool board, natural heat insulating materials such as wood fiber board, and the like. .

また、板状断熱材22の表面には、長尺状の溝部23が形成されており、当該断熱複合パネル2を建物4の柱41や間柱42にビス留めする位置の目安となり、そのビス留めした上から断熱複合胴縁3が嵌入されるようになっている。前記溝部23は、図4に示すように、板状断熱材22の他の部分よりも薄厚に形成されており、本実施形態では、5mm〜10mm程度の厚さに形成されている。   In addition, a long groove portion 23 is formed on the surface of the plate-shaped heat insulating material 22, which serves as a guide for the position where the heat insulating composite panel 2 is screwed to the column 41 or the intermediary column 42 of the building 4. Then, the heat insulating composite body edge 3 is inserted from above. As shown in FIG. 4, the groove 23 is formed to be thinner than other portions of the plate-like heat insulating material 22. In the present embodiment, the groove 23 is formed to a thickness of about 5 mm to 10 mm.

また、前記溝部23は、建物4の柱41や間柱42の位置に対応させた間隔で形成されている。本実施形態における溝部23は、日本家屋の建築寸法に合わせて、左右方向の柱41の間隔となる910mm毎、または、その間の間柱42の間隔となる455mm毎に形成されている。また、本実施形態では、図1および図3に示すように、基礎梁45等の横材に対応させた上端部および下端部における位置にも溝部23が形成されている。なお、溝部23の間隔は、910mm毎や455mm毎に限定されるものではなく、建物4の構造や形状、窓やドア等の開口部分44に応じて適宜選択してもよい。   The groove portions 23 are formed at intervals corresponding to the positions of the columns 41 and the inter-columns 42 of the building 4. The groove part 23 in this embodiment is formed every 910 mm used as the space | interval of the pillar 41 of the left-right direction according to the architectural dimension of a Japanese house, or every 455 mm used as the space | interval of the intermediate column 42 in the meantime. In the present embodiment, as shown in FIGS. 1 and 3, the groove 23 is also formed at a position at the upper end and the lower end corresponding to the cross member such as the foundation beam 45. In addition, the space | interval of the groove part 23 is not limited for every 910 mm or every 455 mm, You may select suitably according to the structure and shape of the building 4, and opening parts 44, such as a window and a door.

つぎに、断熱複合胴縁3について説明する。断熱複合胴縁3は、図1および図2に示すように、前記断熱複合パネル2の溝部23に嵌め入れられるとともに柱41や間柱42にビス留めされることで、外壁材43を固定するための胴縁となるものであり、本実施形態では、図5に示すように、長尺状の胴縁31とこの胴縁31に接着剤等によって貼り合わされる棒状断熱材32とを有する。この断熱複合胴縁3は、断熱複合パネル2と同様、工場等において予め製造されるものである。   Next, the heat insulating composite body edge 3 will be described. As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the heat insulating composite body edge 3 is fitted into the groove portion 23 of the heat insulating composite panel 2 and is screwed to the pillar 41 or the intermediate pillar 42 to fix the outer wall material 43. In the present embodiment, as shown in FIG. 5, a long barrel edge 31 and a rod-like heat insulating material 32 bonded to the barrel edge 31 with an adhesive or the like are provided. The heat insulating composite body edge 3 is manufactured in advance in a factory or the like, similarly to the heat insulating composite panel 2.

胴縁31は、外壁材43をビス留めするための下地となるものであり、本実施形態では、柱41や間柱42に沿うように長尺状に形成された木製の角材で構成されている。なお、胴縁31は、木製に限定されるものではなく、外壁材43をビス留め可能な材料から適宜選択してもよい。   The trunk edge 31 serves as a base for screwing the outer wall member 43. In the present embodiment, the trunk edge 31 is composed of a wooden square member formed in a long shape so as to extend along the columns 41 and the studs 42. . The trunk edge 31 is not limited to wood, and may be appropriately selected from materials that can screw the outer wall material 43.

棒状断熱材32は、断熱性能を備えた断熱材であり、薄厚に形成された前記溝部23に嵌入されることで断熱層の厚さおよび断熱効果を溝部23以外の部分と同等にするためのものである。本実施形態における棒状断熱材32は、板状断熱材22と同様、発泡プラスチックから形成されており、前記溝部23に嵌入可能な大きさで、かつ前記溝部23に合わせて長尺状に形成されている。なお、棒状断熱材32は、プラスチック系の断熱材に限定されるものではなく、グラスウールボード等の鉱物系の断熱材、木質繊維ボード等の自然系の断熱材等から適宜選択してもよい。   The rod-shaped heat insulating material 32 is a heat insulating material having heat insulating performance, and is inserted into the groove portion 23 formed to be thin so that the thickness of the heat insulating layer and the heat insulating effect are equal to those other than the groove portion 23. Is. The rod-shaped heat insulating material 32 in the present embodiment is made of foamed plastic, like the plate-shaped heat insulating material 22, and has a size that can be fitted into the groove 23 and is formed in a long shape according to the groove 23. ing. The rod-shaped heat insulating material 32 is not limited to a plastic heat insulating material, and may be appropriately selected from mineral heat insulating materials such as glass wool board, natural heat insulating materials such as wood fiber board, and the like.

また、棒状断熱材32には、長手方向に沿って嵌入用スリット33が形成されている。この嵌入用スリット33は、板状断熱材22の溝部23に嵌め入れる際に棒状断熱材32を左右の幅方向に収縮させて嵌め入れ易くし、収縮から回復した際には前記溝部23にぴったりと嵌り合うようになっている。また、前記嵌入用スリット33は、前記溝部23との間に浸入した雨水を排出するための排水路にもなりうる。嵌入用スリット33は、長手方向に沿って前記溝部23の奥行き方向に細溝状に形成されており、本実施形態では、三本の嵌入用スリット33が形成されている。これらのうち、一本の嵌入用スリット33は、胴縁31が接着される面からその裏面側に向けて形成されており、二本の嵌入用スリット33は前記裏面側から前記胴縁31側に向けて形成されている。   The rod-shaped heat insulating material 32 is formed with a slit 33 for insertion along the longitudinal direction. The insertion slit 33 makes it easier to fit the rod-like heat insulating material 32 by contracting in the width direction of the left and right when fitting into the groove 23 of the plate-like heat insulating material 22, and fits into the groove 23 when recovered from the shrinkage. It comes to fit. In addition, the insertion slit 33 may be a drainage channel for discharging rainwater that has entered between the groove portion 23. The insertion slits 33 are formed in a narrow groove shape in the depth direction of the groove portion 23 along the longitudinal direction. In the present embodiment, three insertion slits 33 are formed. Among these, one insertion slit 33 is formed from the surface to which the body edge 31 is bonded toward the back surface side, and the two insertion slits 33 are formed from the back surface side to the body edge 31 side. It is formed towards.

なお、嵌入用スリット33の本数は、特に限定されるものではなく、溝部23の幅等に応じて適宜選択してもよい。また、嵌入用スリット33は、上述した構成に限定されるものではなく、例えば、図6に示すように、長手方向に対して傾斜した嵌入用スリット33aでもよく、また図7に示すように、前記溝部23の奥行き方向に対して傾斜した嵌入用スリット33bでもよく、さらに図8に示すように、波形状のスリット等のように直線状以外の嵌入用スリット33cでもよい。   The number of insertion slits 33 is not particularly limited, and may be appropriately selected according to the width of the groove 23 and the like. Moreover, the slit 33 for insertion is not limited to the structure mentioned above, For example, as shown in FIG. 6, it may be the slit 33a for insertion inclined with respect to the longitudinal direction, and as shown in FIG. The groove 23 may be an insertion slit 33b inclined with respect to the depth direction, and may be an insertion slit 33c other than a straight line such as a wavy slit as shown in FIG.

また、棒状断熱材32の裏面には、図5に示すように、複数の凹凸面34が形成されており、嵌入用スリット33と同様、溝部23との間に雨水等が浸水しても当該水を排出させるための排水路が形成されるようになっている。   Further, as shown in FIG. 5, a plurality of uneven surfaces 34 are formed on the back surface of the rod-shaped heat insulating material 32, and even if rainwater or the like is submerged between the groove portions 23 as in the case of the insertion slits 33, A drainage channel for discharging water is formed.

つぎに、本実施形態の外張断熱用パネルユニット1を用いた外張断熱工法について説明する。   Next, an outer insulation method using the outer insulation panel unit 1 of the present embodiment will be described.

本実施形態の外張断熱工法は、主として、柱41および/または間柱42に前記外張断熱用パネルユニット1の断熱複合パネル2を固定する断熱パネル固定工程と、この断熱パネル固定工程により固定された前記断熱複合パネル2,2間の目地部分に気密防水テープ5を貼る気密防水処理工程と、前記断熱複合パネル2の溝部23に断熱複合胴縁3を嵌め入れて固定する断熱胴縁固定工程とを有する。   The outer heat insulation method of the present embodiment is mainly fixed by the heat insulating panel fixing step of fixing the heat insulating composite panel 2 of the outer heat insulating panel unit 1 to the columns 41 and / or the inter-columns 42 and the heat insulating panel fixing step. Further, an airtight waterproofing process in which an airtight waterproof tape 5 is applied to a joint portion between the heat insulating composite panels 2 and 2, and a heat insulating composite edge fixing process in which the heat insulating composite body edge 3 is fitted and fixed in the groove portion 23 of the heat insulating composite panel 2 And have.

断熱パネル固定工程は、工場等で建物4に合わせて予め製造された断熱複合パネル2を、建物4の柱41や間柱42の位置に合わせて所定の溝部23が配置されるように前記断熱複合パネル2の板材21を前記柱41や前記間柱42に当接させ、前記溝部23の底から対応する前記柱41や前記間柱42にビス留めする工程である。   In the heat insulation panel fixing step, the heat insulation composite panel 2 manufactured in advance in accordance with the building 4 in a factory or the like is placed on the heat insulation composite so that the predetermined groove portion 23 is arranged in accordance with the positions of the pillars 41 and the studs 42 of the building 4. In this step, the plate material 21 of the panel 2 is brought into contact with the pillars 41 and the inter-posts 42 and screwed to the corresponding pillars 41 and the inter-posts 42 from the bottom of the groove 23.

ここで、図9に示すように、1階部分については、基礎梁45の側面に固定された桟木46を基準として、この桟木46の上方に隣接するように断熱複合パネル2を配置する。また、窓枠等の開口部分44については、その窓を避けるように形成された断熱複合パネル2を配置する。   Here, as shown in FIG. 9, with respect to the first floor portion, the heat insulating composite panel 2 is arranged so as to be adjacent to the upper portion of the pier 46 with reference to the pier 46 fixed to the side surface of the foundation beam 45. Moreover, about the opening parts 44, such as a window frame, the heat insulation composite panel 2 formed so that the window may be avoided is arrange | positioned.

ビス留めは、図10に示すように、溝部23の底においてビス6を柱41や間柱42に打ち込む等することで行われる。溝部23は、薄厚に形成されているため容易にビス留め作業を行うことができる。また、溝部23は、柱41や間柱42の位置に合わせて形成されているため、ビス留めの際に柱41や間柱42の位置を確認する必要はなく、速やかにビス留め作業を進められる。   As shown in FIG. 10, the screwing is performed by driving the screw 6 into the column 41 or the inter-column 42 at the bottom of the groove 23. Since the groove portion 23 is formed to be thin, it can be easily screwed. Moreover, since the groove part 23 is formed according to the position of the pillar 41 or the interposition pillar 42, it is not necessary to confirm the position of the pillar 41 or the interposition pillar 42 at the time of screwing, and a screwing operation | work can be advanced rapidly.

2階以上の部分については、下階部分に設けた断熱複合パネル2の上方に隣接するように所定の位置に配置し、溝部23の底において柱4や間柱41にビス留めを行う。   About the 2nd floor or more part, it arrange | positions in a predetermined position so that it may adjoin above the heat insulation composite panel 2 provided in the lower floor part, and bis | screws to the pillar 4 or the stud 41 at the bottom of the groove part 23. FIG.

気密防水処理工程は、隣接配置された断熱複合パネル2,2間の目地部分に気密防水テープ5を貼る工程である。本実施形態では、図11に示すように、横方向に隣接配置された断熱複合パネル2,2間の縦方向の目地部分に気密防水テープを貼るとともに、1階部分と2階部分とで隣接配置された断熱複合パネル2,2間の横方向の目地部分、1階部分の断熱複合パネル2に隣接配置された桟木46との間の横方向の目地部分、および窓枠周りの開口部分44における目地部分にそれぞれ気密防水テープを貼る。これにより、隣接配置された断熱複合パネル2,2間の隙間が塞がれて高い気密性を確保することができる。また、万が一、溝部23等に雨水等が浸入した場合であっても建物4内への浸入を防ぐことができる。   The hermetic waterproofing process is a process of applying the hermetic waterproof tape 5 to the joint between the heat insulating composite panels 2 and 2 arranged adjacent to each other. In this embodiment, as shown in FIG. 11, an airtight waterproof tape is applied to the vertical joint between the heat insulating composite panels 2 and 2 arranged adjacent to each other in the horizontal direction, and adjacent to the first floor portion and the second floor portion. Horizontal joint portion between the heat-insulating composite panels 2 and 2 arranged, horizontal joint portion between the piers 46 arranged adjacent to the heat-insulating composite panel 2 on the first floor portion, and an opening portion 44 around the window frame Apply airtight waterproof tape to the joints. Thereby, the clearance gap between the heat insulation composite panels 2 and 2 arrange | positioned adjacently is block | closed, and high airtightness can be ensured. Further, even if rainwater or the like enters the groove 23 or the like, entry into the building 4 can be prevented.

断熱胴縁固定工程は、図12に示すように、工場等で前記溝部23に合わせて予め形成された断熱複合胴縁3の棒状断熱材32を断熱複合パネル2の溝部23に嵌め入れるとともに、胴縁31の上から柱41や間柱42にビス留めする工程である。嵌入の際、棒状断熱材32には、嵌入用スリット33が設けられているため、左右の幅方向に収縮可能であり、容易に嵌め入れることができる。   As shown in FIG. 12, the heat insulation barrel edge fixing step fits the rod-shaped heat insulating material 32 of the heat insulation composite barrel edge 3 formed in advance in accordance with the groove portion 23 in a factory or the like into the groove portion 23 of the heat insulation composite panel 2, This is a process of screwing the pillar 41 and the inter-column 42 from above the trunk edge 31. At the time of insertion, the rod-shaped heat insulating material 32 is provided with the insertion slits 33, so that it can contract in the left and right width directions and can be easily fitted.

ビス留めは、図13に示すように、胴縁31の上から柱41や間柱42に向けて行う。棒状断熱材32を嵌め入れた溝部23が、柱41や間柱42の位置に合わせて配置されているため、位置確認を行うことなく柱41や間柱42に正確かつ速やかにビス留めを行うことができる。   As shown in FIG. 13, the screwing is performed from the top of the trunk edge 31 toward the column 41 and the inter-column 42. Since the groove portion 23 into which the rod-shaped heat insulating material 32 is fitted is arranged in accordance with the positions of the columns 41 and the inter-columns 42, it is possible to screw the column 41 and the inter-columns 42 accurately and quickly without confirming the position. it can.

また、本実施形態における断熱胴縁固定工程では、図14に示すように、基礎47と1階部分の断熱複合パネル2とにより形成される溝部23、1階部分の断熱複合パネル2と2階部分の断熱複合パネル2とにより形成される溝部23および窓部等の開口部分44の周囲の溝部23にも棒状の断熱材7を嵌め入れている。これにより、建物4全体にほぼ均一な厚さの断熱層が形成される。   Moreover, in the heat insulation body edge fixing process in this embodiment, as shown in FIG. 14, the groove part 23 formed with the foundation 47 and the heat insulation composite panel 2 of the 1st floor part, the heat insulation composite panel 2 of the 1st floor part, and the 2nd floor. The rod-shaped heat insulating material 7 is also fitted into the groove portion 23 formed by the partial heat insulating composite panel 2 and the groove portion 23 around the opening portion 44 such as a window portion. Thereby, the heat insulation layer of substantially uniform thickness is formed in the whole building 4.

つぎに、本実施形態の外張断熱用パネルユニット1における各構成の作用について説明する。   Below, the effect | action of each structure in the panel unit 1 for external heat insulation of this embodiment is demonstrated.

断熱複合パネル2および断熱複合胴縁3によって、建物4全体に略均一の厚さを有する断熱層が形成される。棒状断熱材32が溝部23の幅に対してぴったりと嵌り合っているため前記溝部23との間に隙間がなく、気密防水テープ5によって目地部分の隙間が塞がれるため、高い気密性も得られる。よって、高断熱でかつ高気密な建物4を建築することができる。   The heat insulating composite panel 2 and the heat insulating composite body edge 3 form a heat insulating layer having a substantially uniform thickness over the entire building 4. Since the rod-shaped heat insulating material 32 fits closely to the width of the groove 23, there is no gap between the groove 23 and the airtight waterproof tape 5 closes the joint. It is done. Therefore, it is possible to build a highly insulated and highly airtight building 4.

また、棒状断熱材32は溝部23への雨水等の浸入を防止するとともに、気密防水テープ5は、目地部分の隙間から建物4への雨水等が浸入するのを防止する。さらに、嵌入用スリット33および凹凸面34と溝部23との間に形成された排水路によって、万が一、棒状断熱材32と溝部23との間に雨水が浸入しても排水することが可能である。これらにより、雨水の浸入を確実に防止することができるため、透湿防水シートを施工しなくても保険会社との間で瑕疵担保履行法に基づく保険契約を締結することが可能になる。   Further, the rod-shaped heat insulating material 32 prevents rainwater and the like from entering the groove 23, and the airtight waterproof tape 5 prevents rainwater and the like from entering the building 4 from the gaps in the joints. Further, the drainage passage formed between the insertion slit 33 and the concave-convex surface 34 and the groove 23 can drain water even if rainwater enters between the rod-shaped heat insulating material 32 and the groove 23. . As a result, the infiltration of rainwater can be surely prevented, so that it is possible to conclude an insurance contract based on the warranty method with an insurance company without installing a moisture permeable waterproof sheet.

胴縁31は、図13に示すように、柱41および/または間柱42にビス留めされているため、固定された外壁材43の荷重を受けても外れ難い。よって、外壁材43を安定的に固定することができる。   As shown in FIG. 13, the trunk edge 31 is screwed to the columns 41 and / or the inter-columns 42, so that it is difficult to come off even if the load of the fixed outer wall material 43 is received. Therefore, the outer wall material 43 can be stably fixed.

以上のような本実施形態の張断熱用パネルユニット1および外張断熱工法によれば、以下の効果を得ることができる。
1.建物4全体を厚さがほぼ均一な断熱層で覆うことができるため、断熱性能の高い建物4を建築することができる。
2.建築現場では断熱複合パネル2や断熱複合胴縁3をビスで留めるだけの作業であり、現場作業の省力化が図れるため、一般的な木造住宅の場合、従来の外張断熱工法に比べて工期を5〜7日間程度短縮することができる。
3.工場生産後に建築現場に搬入するため材料のロスが少なく、建築現場ででるゴミも大幅に削減することができる。
4.工場生産により加工精度が高くなるため、断熱欠損がなく気密性の高い建物に仕上げることができる。
5.建物4内への雨水の浸入を構造上適切に防ぐことにより、透湿防水シートを施工しなくても、瑕疵担保履行法に基づく保険に加入することができる。
According to the tension insulation panel unit 1 and the outer insulation method of the present embodiment as described above, the following effects can be obtained.
1. Since the entire building 4 can be covered with a heat insulating layer having a substantially uniform thickness, the building 4 with high heat insulating performance can be constructed.
2. At the construction site, the heat insulation composite panel 2 and the heat insulation composite body edge 3 are simply tightened with screws, and labor can be saved in the field work. Therefore, in the case of a general wooden house, the construction period is longer than the conventional external insulation method. Can be shortened by about 5 to 7 days.
3. Since it is transported to the construction site after factory production, there is little loss of materials, and the waste generated at the construction site can be greatly reduced.
4). Since processing accuracy is increased by factory production, it can be finished into a highly airtight building without heat insulation defects.
5). By appropriately preventing rainwater from entering the building 4, it is possible to take out insurance based on the collateral guarantee method without constructing a moisture permeable waterproof sheet.

なお、本発明に係る張断熱用パネルユニット1および外張断熱工法は、前述した実施形態に限定されるものではなく、適宜変更することができる。   The tension heat insulation panel unit 1 and the outer heat insulation method according to the present invention are not limited to the above-described embodiments, and can be appropriately changed.

例えば、断熱性能を向上させるため、断熱材の取り合部やサッシ廻り等の隙間に、スプレー式のウレタン充填材を充填してもよい。   For example, in order to improve the heat insulating performance, a spray type urethane filler may be filled in a gap such as a joint portion of the heat insulating material or around the sash.

1 外張断熱用パネルユニット
2 断熱複合パネル
3 断熱複合胴縁
4 建物
5 気密防水テープ
6 ビス
7 断熱材
21 板材
22 板状断熱材
23 溝部
31 胴縁
32 棒状断熱材
33 嵌入用スリット
34 凹凸面
41 柱
42 間柱
43 外壁材
44 開口部分
45 基礎梁
46 桟木
47 基礎
DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Panel unit for thermal insulation 2 Thermal insulation composite panel 3 Thermal insulation composite trunk edge 4 Building 5 Airtight waterproof tape 6 Screw 7 Thermal insulation material 21 Board material 22 Plate-like thermal insulation material 23 Groove part 31 Body edge 32 Bar-shaped thermal insulation material 33 Insertion slit 34 Uneven surface 41 columns 42 inter-columns 43 outer wall materials 44 openings 45 foundation beams 46 piers 47 foundations

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外張断熱に用いられる外張断熱用パネルユニットであって、
木質板、無機質材板、樹脂板等の板材に板状の断熱材が貼り合わされているとともに、前記板状断熱材の表面に長尺状で他の部分より薄厚に形成された溝部が建物の柱および/または間柱の配置間隔に対応する間隔で形成されている断熱複合パネルと、
前記建物の柱および/または間柱に連結される胴縁に前記断熱複合パネルの前記溝部に嵌入可能な大きさに形成された棒状の断熱材が貼り合わされてなる断熱複合胴縁と
を有し、
前記断熱複合パネルが前記溝部の底から前記柱および/または前記間柱にビス留めされるとともに、前記断熱複合胴縁が前記溝部に嵌め入れられて前記胴縁の上から前記柱および/または前記間柱にビス留めされる、前記外張断熱用パネルユニット。
It is a panel unit for external insulation used for external insulation,
A plate-like heat insulating material is bonded to a plate material such as a wooden plate, an inorganic material plate , and a resin plate , and a groove portion that is long and thinly formed on the surface of the plate-like heat insulating material is formed on the surface of the building. A heat-insulating composite panel formed at intervals corresponding to the arrangement intervals of columns and / or studs;
Possess the posts and / or furring strip in the heat insulating composite panel the groove in the bar-shaped thermal insulation material formed on size can be fitted in the made is the laminated heat insulating composite furring strip which is connected to the stud of the building,
The thermal insulation composite panel is screwed to the pillar and / or the interposition pillar from the bottom of the groove portion, and the thermal insulation composite body edge is fitted into the groove portion, so that the pillar and / or the interposition pillar from above the trunk edge. The panel unit for external heat insulation , which is screwed to the outside.
前記断熱複合パネルの前記板状断熱材と、前記断熱複合胴縁の前記棒状断熱材とが同一の素材により形成されている請求項1に記載の外張断熱用パネルユニット。 The panel heat insulating panel unit according to claim 1, wherein the plate-like heat insulating material of the heat insulating composite panel and the rod-like heat insulating material of the heat insulating composite body edge are formed of the same material . 請求項1または請求項2のいずれかに記載の外張断熱用パネルユニットを用いて建物に断熱層を設ける外張断熱工法であって、
建物の柱および/または間柱の位置に合わせて所定の溝部が配置されるように断熱複合パネルの板材を前記柱および/または間柱に当接させ、前記溝部の底から対応する前記柱または前記間柱にビス留めする断熱パネル固定工程と、
隣接配置された前記断熱複合パネル間の目地部分に気密防水テープを貼る気密防水処理工程と、
前記断熱複合パネルの前記溝部に断熱複合胴縁の棒状断熱材を嵌入するとともに胴縁の上から前記柱または前記間柱にビス留めする断熱胴縁固定工程と
を有する外張断熱工法。
An external heat insulation method for providing a heat insulating layer on a building using the external heat insulating panel unit according to claim 1,
A plate material of a heat insulating composite panel is brought into contact with the pillar and / or the inter-column so that a predetermined groove is arranged in accordance with the position of the pillar and / or the inter-column, and the corresponding pillar or the inter-column is formed from the bottom of the groove. Insulating panel fixing process to be screwed to,
An airtight waterproof treatment step of applying an airtight waterproof tape to a joint portion between the heat insulating composite panels disposed adjacent to each other;
A heat insulating barrel fixing step of inserting a rod-shaped heat insulating material of a heat insulating composite body edge into the groove portion of the heat insulating composite panel and screwing to the pillar or the intermediate post from above the body edge.
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