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JPH0568588B2
JPH0568588B2 JP3022788A JP3022788A JPH0568588B2 JP H0568588 B2 JPH0568588 B2 JP H0568588B2 JP 3022788 A JP3022788 A JP 3022788A JP 3022788 A JP3022788 A JP 3022788A JP H0568588 B2 JPH0568588 B2 JP H0568588B2
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cushioning material
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Inventor
Satoru Yoshimi
Yasunori Ootsuka
Yasuo Yoshida
Katsumune Nagai
Katsumi Aoki
Yoichiro Koga
Yasuyuki Hasegawa
Hidehiko Fujimori
Minoru Yamaguchi
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Daiken Trade and Industry Co Ltd
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【発明の詳細な説明】 (産業上の利用分野) 本発明は、浮き床構造及びその施工方法に関
し、特に、施工効率の向上対策に係るものであ
る。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION (Field of Industrial Application) The present invention relates to a floating floor structure and its construction method, and particularly to measures for improving construction efficiency.

(従来の技術) 従来より、中層ないし高層住宅において、床の
衝撃音が階下に伝達するのを防止するために、コ
ンクリート床スラブ等よりなる床下地上にグラス
ウール等よりなる緩衝材を敷設し、該緩衝材の上
に床パネルを並設した浮き床の構造にすることが
行われている。この浮き床の構造にすれば、床衝
撃力が上記緩衝材によつて吸収されて階下への衝
撃音の伝達が軽減されるという効果がある。
(Prior art) Conventionally, in mid-rise to high-rise housing, in order to prevent floor impact noise from being transmitted to the lower floors, cushioning materials made of glass wool or the like are laid on the subfloor made of concrete floor slabs, etc. Floating floor structures are being constructed in which floor panels are placed side by side on top of cushioning material. This floating floor structure has the effect that the impact force of the floor is absorbed by the cushioning material, thereby reducing the transmission of impact noise to the downstairs.

一方、このような浮き床構造において、壁際な
ど室内の全周辺部には床を安定支持するために際
根太を床下地上に配し、該際根太上に浮き床の床
パネルを直接載置したり、剛性連結材で連結する
ことにより床面を形成することが行われている。
On the other hand, in such a floating floor structure, edge joists are placed on the subfloor to stably support the floor around the walls and other parts of the room, and the floor panels of the floating floor are placed directly on the joists. Alternatively, a floor surface is formed by connecting them with a rigid connecting material.

(発明が解決しようとする課題) 上述した浮き床構造において、緩衝材は際根太
を小幅に形成して室内のほぼ全面に亘るように敷
設され、衝撃音の伝達を室内のほぼ全域で軽減す
るようにしている。
(Problem to be Solved by the Invention) In the above-mentioned floating floor structure, the cushioning material is formed with narrow joists and laid over almost the entire interior of the room, reducing the transmission of impact sound throughout almost the entire interior of the room. That's what I do.

ところで、施工時において、上記緩衝材を敷設
した後で床パネルを配設する前にあつては、材料
運搬などのために作業者が室内を通る際、作業足
場がないので、床パネルを持つた状態で上記緩衝
材上を歩行することになる。これでは、緩衝材が
沈み込みを生じるために歩行安定性が悪く、材料
運搬に注意を要し、施工手間がかかると共に、怪
我などの危険性があり、また、グラスウール等の
緩衝材が歩行による圧縮で損するという問題があ
つた。
By the way, during construction, after the above-mentioned cushioning material has been laid and before the floor panels are installed, when workers pass through the room to transport materials, they have to hold the floor panels because there is no work scaffolding. The user will walk on the cushioning material in a relaxed state. In this case, the cushioning material sinks, resulting in poor walking stability. Care must be taken when transporting materials, construction time is required, and there is a risk of injury. There was a problem with compression loss.

また、壁際に家具を設置した場合には、壁際付
近の床面が緩衝材の圧縮で沈みを生じて家具の安
定性が悪くなるという問題があつた。
Furthermore, when furniture is installed near a wall, there is a problem in that the floor near the wall sinks due to the compression of the cushioning material, making the furniture less stable.

本発明は、斯かる点に鑑みてなされたもので、
床パネルの支持材を施工時の作業足場に兼用るき
るようにすることにより、材料運搬等を容易にし
て施工効率を向上させると共に、緩衝材の損傷を
防止することを目的とするものである。
The present invention has been made in view of the above points, and
The purpose is to make it easier to transport materials, improve construction efficiency, and prevent damage to the cushioning material by allowing the floor panel support material to double as work scaffolding during construction. .

(課題を解決するための手段) 上記目的を達成するために、本発明では、壁際
などの室内の側辺部に支持脚体を有する所定幅の
置き床を床下地上に配置して、室内の周辺部を安
定させ、その内側に浮き床を形成するようにした
ものである。
(Means for Solving the Problems) In order to achieve the above object, in the present invention, a floor with a predetermined width having supporting legs on the side parts of the room such as near a wall is placed on the subfloor, and The periphery is stabilized and a floating floor is formed inside.

具体的に、第1の発明が講じた手段は、浮き床
構造として、コンクリート床スラブ等よりなる床
下地上に支持脚体を有する所定幅の置き床が室内
の少なくとも一側辺部に配設され、該置き床の室
内中央側には上記床下地上にグラスウール等より
なる緩衝材を介して床パネルが配設された構成と
している。
Specifically, the means taken by the first invention is that, as a floating floor structure, a floor of a predetermined width having supporting legs is disposed on at least one side of the room on a subfloor made of a concrete floor slab or the like. At the center of the room of the floor, a floor panel is provided on the underfloor surface with a cushioning material made of glass wool or the like interposed therebetween.

また、第2の発明が講じた手段は、上記浮き床
構造の施工方法として、先ず、コンクリート床ス
ラブ等よりなる床下地上に支持脚体を有する所定
幅の置き床を室内の少なくとも一側辺部に配設す
る。その後、該置き床の室内中央側の床下地上に
グラスウールマツト等よりなる緩衝材を敷設し、
次いで、該緩衝材上に床パネルを配設して浮き床
を構築する構成としている。
Further, the measures taken by the second invention include, as a construction method of the above-mentioned floating floor structure, first, a floor of a predetermined width having supporting legs is placed on a subfloor made of a concrete floor slab or the like on at least one side of the room. to be placed. After that, a cushioning material made of glass wool mat or the like is laid on the subfloor on the center side of the room,
Next, a floor panel is placed on the cushioning material to construct a floating floor.

(作用) 上記構成により、本発明では、安定した置き床
を室内の側辺部に配設するので、施工時におい
て、作業者等は上記置き床上を歩行して材料運搬
等を行うことになる。
(Function) With the above configuration, in the present invention, a stable floor is placed on the side of the room, so during construction, workers etc. must walk on the floor to transport materials, etc. .

したがつて、作業者等は不安定な緩衝材上を歩
行する必要がなく、安全な歩行を行うことができ
るので、怪我等の危険性が少なく、迅速且つ容易
に施工することができ、施工効率の向上を図るこ
とができる。また、上記緩衝材上を歩行すること
がないので、該緩衝材の損傷を防止することがで
きると共に、上記置き床は床パネルの支持材とな
るので、材料点数を増加することなく作業足場を
確保することができる。
Therefore, workers do not have to walk on unstable cushioning materials and can walk safely, reducing the risk of injury, etc., and can perform construction quickly and easily. Efficiency can be improved. In addition, since there is no need to walk on the cushioning material, damage to the cushioning material can be prevented, and since the above-mentioned floor serves as a support material for the floor panel, work scaffolding can be used without increasing the number of materials. can be secured.

更に、上記置き床を室内の側辺部に配設するの
で、家具等を安定して設置することができる一
方、床衝撃力が生起し易い室内中央部には緩衝材
を介して床パネルを配設するので、衝撃音の伝達
を確実に軽減することができる。
Furthermore, since the above-mentioned floor is placed on the side of the room, furniture etc. can be stably installed, while the floor panels can be placed with cushioning material in the center of the room where floor impact forces are likely to occur. Because of this arrangement, transmission of impact sound can be reliably reduced.

(実施例) 以下、本発明の実施例を図面に基づいて詳細に
説明する。
(Example) Hereinafter, an example of the present invention will be described in detail based on the drawings.

第1図及び第2図に示すように、1は中層ない
し高層住宅における一室内であつて、コンクリー
ト床スラブ等よりなる床下地11に連続してコン
リートスラブ等よりなる壁12が立設されて形成
されている。
As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, 1 is a room in a medium-rise or high-rise residence, and a wall 12 made of a concrete slab or the like is erected continuously from a subfloor 11 made of a concrete floor slab or the like. It is formed.

該室内1の床下地11上には、置き床2と浮き
床3とが配置されており、該置き床2は壁12際
に添つて室内1の四側辺部、つまり、全周辺部に
配設されている。そして、該置き床2は、平板状
に形成された複数枚の方形の基板部21の下面四
隅に下方に延びるボルト等よりなる支持脚体2
2,22を突設させた置き床パネルを設置するこ
とによつて形成されており、該置き床パネルの基
板部21は作業者等が容易に歩行でるような所定
幅に形成されている。更に、上記各支持脚体2
2,22の下端面にはゴムやバネ等よりなる弾性
材23,23が取付けられており、該弾性材23
によつて床下地11に対する衝撃力の伝達を緩和
している。尚、上記置き床2の上面は支持脚体2
2,22の高さ調整によつて、置き床2の上面と
浮き床3の上面とが略面一になるようにしてい
る。
A floor 2 and a floating floor 3 are arranged on the floor base 11 of the room 1, and the floor 2 is placed along the wall 12 on the four sides of the room 1, that is, on the entire periphery. It is arranged. The placing floor 2 includes support legs 2 made of bolts or the like extending downward at the four corners of the lower surface of a plurality of rectangular base plates 21 formed in a flat plate shape.
It is formed by installing a floor panel with projecting portions 2 and 22, and the base plate portion 21 of the floor panel is formed to have a predetermined width so that a worker or the like can easily walk on it. Furthermore, each of the support legs 2
Elastic members 23, 23 made of rubber, springs, etc. are attached to the lower end surfaces of 2, 22.
This reduces the transmission of impact force to the subfloor 11. In addition, the upper surface of the above-mentioned floor 2 is the support leg 2.
By adjusting the heights 2 and 22, the upper surface of the placing floor 2 and the upper surface of the floating floor 3 are made substantially flush with each other.

一方、上記浮き床3は、置き床2により囲まれ
た室内1の中央部に該浮き床3側面が置き床2の
室内1中央側側面に近接して配置されており、上
記床下地11上にグラスウール、ロツクウールマ
ツト、発泡合成樹脂等よりなる緩衝材31が敷設
されると共に、該緩衝材31上に多数の床パネル
32,32,……が直接又は、根太材等の間隙保
持材を介して並列載置されて構成されている。
On the other hand, the floating floor 3 is disposed in the center of the room 1 surrounded by the floor 2, with the side surface of the floating floor 3 being close to the side surface of the floor 2 on the center side of the room 1, and the floating floor 3 is placed on the floor base 11. A cushioning material 31 made of glass wool, rock wool mat, foamed synthetic resin, etc. is laid on the cushioning material 31, and a large number of floor panels 32, 32, . They are arranged in parallel with each other.

更に、上記床パネル32,32,……上には薄
い根太材4を介して木質フロア材等の仕上げ材5
が両側の置き床2の上面に亘つて配設されてお
り、該仕上げ材5が釘打ちにより適宜固定されて
上記浮き床3の床パネル32,32,……が支持
されている。
Furthermore, a finishing material 5 such as a wooden floor material is placed on top of the floor panels 32, 32, . . . through a thin joist material 4.
are disposed over the upper surface of the floor 2 on both sides, and the finishing material 5 is appropriately fixed by nailing to support the floor panels 32, 32, . . . of the floating floor 3.

次に、上述した浮き床構造の施工方法について
説明する。
Next, a method of constructing the above-mentioned floating floor structure will be explained.

先ず、コンクリート床スラブ等よりなる床下地
11及び壁12を施工した後、支持脚体22の下
端面に弾性材23を取付けた置き床2を室内1の
全周辺部に配置する。
First, after constructing a floor base 11 and walls 12 made of concrete floor slabs, etc., a floor 2 with elastic members 23 attached to the lower end surfaces of supporting legs 22 is placed around the entire periphery of the room 1.

その後、上記置き床2で囲まれた室内の中央部
に緩衝材31を床下地11上に敷設し、続いて、
該緩衝材31上に床パネル32,32,……を多
数並列に載置する。そして、該床パネル32,3
2,……上に根太材4を配した後、仕上げ材5を
釘打ちにより固定して浮き床構造の施工を完了す
る。
After that, a cushioning material 31 is laid on the floor base 11 in the center of the room surrounded by the above-mentioned floor 2, and then,
A large number of floor panels 32, 32, . . . are placed in parallel on the buffer material 31. And the floor panels 32, 3
2. After arranging the joist material 4 on top, the finishing material 5 is fixed by nailing to complete the construction of the floating floor structure.

従つて、歩行の可能な所定幅を有し且つ安定し
た置き床2を設けているので、施工時において、
緩衝材31を敷設した後で床パネル32を配設す
る前にあつては、作業者等は上記置き床2上を歩
行して材料運搬等を行うことができることから、
沈み込む緩衝材31上を歩行することなく施工す
ることができる。よつて、作業者等は安心して室
内1を歩行することができ、怪我等の危険性がな
く、迅速且つ容易に施工することができるので、
施工効率の向上を図ることができる。そして、上
記緩衝材31を歩行することがないので、該緩衝
材31の損傷を防止することができる。また、上
記置き床2は浮き床3を形成するまでの間は床パ
ネル32や緩衝材31を搬入・保管しておくとき
の支持台となるので、床面上に資材が散在するこ
とがなく、床下配管等の設備の設置作業の邪魔に
ならず、施工現場の作業効率を高めることができ
る。また、置き床2の下面の複数の支持脚体22
の間を利用して室内1の周辺部に配線や配管を集
中して配設することが可能である。
Therefore, since a stable floor 2 with a predetermined width that allows walking is provided, during construction,
After the cushioning material 31 is laid down and before the floor panel 32 is laid down, workers can walk on the floor 2 to transport materials, etc.
Construction can be carried out without walking on the sinking cushioning material 31. Therefore, workers can walk around the room 1 with peace of mind, there is no risk of injury, and construction can be carried out quickly and easily.
It is possible to improve construction efficiency. Since the cushioning material 31 is not walked on, damage to the cushioning material 31 can be prevented. In addition, until the floating floor 3 is formed, the storage floor 2 serves as a support when the floor panels 32 and cushioning materials 31 are carried in and stored, so materials are not scattered on the floor. , it does not interfere with the installation work of equipment such as underfloor piping, and it is possible to improve work efficiency at the construction site. In addition, a plurality of support legs 22 on the lower surface of the floor 2
Wiring and piping can be arranged in a concentrated manner around the periphery of the room 1 by utilizing the space between the two spaces.

更に、室内1の周辺部に安定した置き床2を配
置するので、家具等を安定して設置することがで
きる一方、床衝撃力が生起し易い室内1中央部、
つまり、人間行動の自由性の大きい部分は従来と
同様に浮き床3に構成しているので、衝撃音の伝
達を確実に軽減することができる。
Furthermore, since the stable floor 2 is arranged around the periphery of the room 1, furniture etc. can be stably installed, while the central part of the room 1 where floor impact force is likely to occur,
In other words, since the part where there is a large degree of freedom in human movement is configured as a floating floor 3 as in the conventional case, transmission of impact noise can be reliably reduced.

要するに、床パネル32の支持を兼用する置き
床2を設けることにより、衝撃音の軽減を損うこ
とがなく、しかも、材料点数の増加を招くことな
く施工効率を向上させることができる。
In short, by providing the floor 2 that also serves as support for the floor panel 32, it is possible to improve construction efficiency without impairing the reduction of impact noise and without increasing the number of materials.

第3図及び第4図は他の実施例を示しており、
前実施例が置き床2を室内1の全周辺部に配設し
たのに代えて、置き床2を室内1の三側辺部に配
設したものである。そして、室内1における他の
一側辺部には際根太としての小幅の根太材6が弾
性材7を介して床下地11上に配設されている。
3 and 4 show other embodiments,
In place of the previous embodiment in which the floor 2 was arranged around the entire periphery of the room 1, the floor 2 was arranged at three sides of the room 1. On the other side of the room 1, a narrow joist 6 serving as a border joist is placed on the floor base 11 via an elastic material 7.

従つて、施工時において、作業者等は三側辺部
の置き床2を利用して安定歩行を行うことができ
る。
Therefore, during construction, workers and the like can walk stably by using the floorboards 2 on the three sides.

尚、上記各実施例において、置き床2は室内1
の全周辺部あるいは三側辺部に設けたが、室内1
のサイズ及び用途や窓の位置に応じて二側辺部あ
るいは一側辺部にのみ設けるようにしてもよい。
即ち、二方向が窓で、他の一方がドアの場合に
は、家具設置部が残る一辺に限られることが多
く、この場合には、家具載置部となる一側辺部に
のみ設けてもよい。
In addition, in each of the above embodiments, the storage floor 2 is indoors 1.
It was installed on the entire periphery or three sides of the room, but only one indoor
Depending on the size and purpose of the window and the position of the window, the window may be provided on two sides or only on one side.
In other words, when there are windows on two sides and doors on the other side, the furniture installation section is often limited to the remaining side; Good too.

また、仕上げ材は上記木質フロアーを根太施工
する他に床パネル32上に合板等を全面に捨て貼
りした後にカーペツトを施工したもの等でもよ
い。
In addition to the above-mentioned wooden floor joist construction, the finishing material may be one in which plywood or the like is pasted over the entire surface of the floor panel 32 and then a carpet is constructed.

また、上記置き床2の支持脚体はボルト等を組
合わせた棒状のものの他、弾性材23を組み合わ
せたブロツク状のものであつてもよく、高さ調整
は、現場で弾性材の厚さを変えることで調整した
ものであつてもよい。
Further, the supporting legs of the above-mentioned floor 2 may be rod-shaped with bolts, etc., or block-shaped with elastic material 23, and the height can be adjusted at the site by adjusting the thickness of the elastic material. It may be adjusted by changing.

また、上記置き床2の支持脚体22,22の下
端は、床下地11の上にビス等で固定しておいて
もよい。
Further, the lower ends of the support legs 22, 22 of the floor 2 may be fixed onto the floor base 11 with screws or the like.

(発明の効果) 以上のように、本発明の浮き床構造及びその施
工方法によれば、室内の少なくとも一側辺部に所
定幅の置き床を配設するようにしたために、施工
時において、作業者等が安定した置き床上を歩行
することができるので、不安定な緩衝材上を歩行
することがなく、歩行の安定性を確保することが
できることから、怪我等の危険性がなく、迅速且
つ容易に施工を行うことができ、施工効率の向上
を図ることができる。また、上記緩衝材上を歩行
することがないことから、該緩衝材の損傷を防止
することができる。しかも、上記置き床は施工完
了後に床パネルの支持材になるので、材料点数の
増加を招くことなく作業足場を確保することがで
きる。
(Effects of the Invention) As described above, according to the floating floor structure and its construction method of the present invention, since a floor of a predetermined width is provided on at least one side of the room, during construction, Since workers can walk on a stable floor, they do not have to walk on unstable cushioning materials, and the stability of walking can be ensured.There is no risk of injury, etc., and the work can be done quickly. Moreover, construction can be easily performed, and construction efficiency can be improved. Furthermore, since the user does not walk on the cushioning material, damage to the cushioning material can be prevented. Moreover, since the above-mentioned floor becomes a supporting material for the floor panel after construction is completed, a work scaffold can be secured without increasing the number of materials.

更に、上記置き床を室内の側辺部に配設するの
で、家具等を安定して設置することができる一
方、床衝撃力が生起し易い室内中央部は緩衝材を
介して床パネルを配設しているので、衝撃音の伝
達を確実に軽減することができる。
Furthermore, since the above-mentioned floor is placed on the side of the room, furniture etc. can be stably installed, while floor panels are placed with cushioning material in the center of the room where floor impact forces are likely to occur. This makes it possible to reliably reduce the transmission of impact noise.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief explanation of the drawing]

図面は本発明の実施例を示し、第1図は施工途
中における室内の平面図、第2図は第1図−
線における施工完了後の断面図である。第3図及
び第4図は他の実施例を示し、第3図は第1図相
当図、第4図は第3図−線における第2図相
当図である。 1……室内、2……置き床、3……浮き床、1
1……床下地、21……基板部、22……支持脚
体、23……弾性材、31……緩衝材、32……
床パネル。
The drawings show an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 1 is a plan view of the interior of the room during construction, and FIG.
FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view along the line after completion of construction. 3 and 4 show other embodiments, where FIG. 3 is a view corresponding to FIG. 1, and FIG. 4 is a view corresponding to FIG. 2 along the line of FIG. 1...Indoor, 2...Floating floor, 3...Floating floor, 1
DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1... Floor base, 21... Substrate part, 22... Support leg body, 23... Elastic material, 31... Cushioning material, 32...
floor panel.

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】 1 コンクリート床スラブ等よりなる床下地上に
支持脚体を有する所定幅の置き床が室内の少なく
とも一側辺部に配設される一方、該置き床の室内
中央側には上記床下地上にグラスウール等よりな
る緩衝材を介して床パネルが配設されていること
を特徴とする浮き床構造。 2 コンクリート床スラブ等よりなる床下地上に
支持脚体を有する所定幅の置き床を室内の少なく
とも一側辺部に配設した後、該置き床の室内中央
側において上記床下地上にグラスウール等よりな
る緩衝材を敷設し、次いで、該緩衝材上に床パネ
ルを配設して浮き床を構築することを特徴とする
浮き床構造の施工方法。
[Claims] 1. A floor of a predetermined width having support legs on a subfloor made of a concrete floor slab or the like is provided on at least one side of the room, while a floor on the center side of the room A floating floor structure characterized in that a floor panel is arranged on the above-mentioned floor subsurface through a cushioning material made of glass wool or the like. 2. After installing a floor of a specified width with support legs on a subfloor made of a concrete floor slab, etc. on at least one side of the room, a floor made of glass wool, etc. is placed on the floor at the center of the room. A construction method for a floating floor structure, which comprises: laying a cushioning material, and then arranging a floor panel on the cushioning material to construct a floating floor.
JP3022788A 1988-02-12 1988-02-12 Floating floor structure and execution thereof Granted JPH01207568A (en)

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