JPH0656302U - Bathroom wood tiles - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] [Purpose] Taking into consideration the condition of wood, it can be manufactured at low cost by effectively using wood, and it is easy to handle and has a good appearance, and it also prevents expansion and contraction of wood and adheres well. Providing good wooden tiles for bathhouses. [Structure] A plurality of thin long plates are arranged side by side in a lateral direction and adhered with a water-resistant adhesive to form a thin plate body (1), and several thin plate bodies (1) are vertically and horizontally oriented with their capillaries alternately. To form a wood tile body (2) by laminating with a water-resistant adhesive in a cross type, and providing a cross-shaped adhesive filling groove (3) on the back surface of the wood tile body (2), with an edge on the outer periphery. The frame (4) is bonded with a water resistant adhesive to form a wooden tile for a bath (a).

Description

[Detailed description of the device]

[0001]

[Industrial applications]

 The present invention relates to a wooden tile for a bathroom, which is attached to the surface of a bathtub, a washing room, etc.

[0002]

[Prior art]

 In the conventional bathtubs and washrooms of this type, many single boards lumbered to an appropriate thickness are juxtaposed and glued or fixed with nails, or many are placed on the ground below the bathtub or washroom. Ceramic tiles are attached with a waterproof adhesive.

[0003]

[Problems to be solved by the device]

 The above-mentioned conventional one that fixes a large number of single plates is

(1) The yield of lumber is poor and the price is high.

(2) There is a risk of slipping.

(3) When it is used for many years, the plate is damaged and the surface becomes unsanitary, and it is difficult to care for water leakage, mold and the like.

(4) The durability and the number of years of use are short.

(5) Replacing the plate is difficult.

(6) Large bathtubs, washrooms, etc. are difficult to transport, handle and install.

The above-mentioned conventional pasting of the ceramic tile is as follows:

(1) Ceramic tiles are expensive.

(2) Ceramic tiles are heavy and difficult to handle.

(3) Transportation costs are high.

(4) The back surface of the ceramic tile is flat and lacks certainty in adhesive strength.

[0015]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 Natural trees have knots and scratches everywhere.

Further, although the wooden board does not expand or contract in the wood fiber direction, it expands or contracts by less than 10% in the lateral direction perpendicular to the wood fiber direction.

In consideration of the above-mentioned condition of wood, the present invention can be manufactured inexpensively by effectively using wood, is easy to handle and has a good appearance, and prevents expansion and contraction of wood so that it can be closely attached. The purpose is to improve the degree.

That is, several thin long plates are arranged side by side in the lateral direction and adhered with a water resistant adhesive to form a thin plate member (1), and several thin plate members (1) are alternated in the direction of their capillaries. The wood tile body (2) is formed by gluing it in a horizontal and vertical crosswise manner with a water-resistant adhesive, and a cross-shaped adhesive filling groove (3) is provided on the back surface of the wood tile body (2). The edge frame (4) is bonded with a water-resistant adhesive to form the wooden tile (a) for the bathhouse, which can be effectively manufactured at low cost and is easy to handle and has a good appearance. For the purpose of preventing expansion and contraction of the wooden material and improving the adhesion, a cross-shaped adhesive-filled groove is formed on the back surface of a wooden tile made by stacking several thin plates in a cross type, and an edge frame is provided on the outer periphery. Install a water-resistant adhesive in the adhesive filling groove, and place it on the ground below the bathtub, washroom, etc. This was achieved by applying a water-resistant adhesive and lining up and pasting the above wooden tiles in order.

[0019]

【Example】

 The drawings show an embodiment of the present invention, and the structure thereof will be described. (A) shows a wooden tile for a bathhouse, (1) is a thin plate of the wooden tile (a), which is a tree, for example As shown in FIG. 1, several solid thin plates made of a dough material having a thickness of 5 mm are arranged side by side in the lateral direction and bonded with a water-resistant adhesive to form a 29 cm square.

Then, as shown in FIG. 4, several thin plate bodies (1) are stacked in a cross type in which the directions of their capillaries are alternately vertical and horizontal, and they are bonded with a water resistant adhesive to form a square wooden board with several layers. The tile main body (2) is formed, the cross-shaped adhesive filling groove (3) is provided on the back surface of the wooden tile main body (2), and the edge frame (4) having a thickness of, for example, 5 mm is water-resistant bonded to the outer periphery. A wood tile (a) is formed by bonding with an agent.

(B) is a bathtub body made of concrete, (5) is between the bathtub body (b) and the wooden tile (a), in the gap between the adjacent wooden tiles (a) and (a), and It is a modified silicone-based elastic water-resistant adhesive that is filled in the adhesive filling groove (3) of the wood tile (a).

(C) is a head tree on the peripheral wall of the bathtub body (b), which is constructed in the same shape as the wooden tile (a) and is made elongated.

A method of applying the wooden tile (a) to the bathtub will be described. As shown in FIGS. 7 and 8, a water resistant adhesive (5) is applied on the bath body (b), while an adhesive for the wooden tile (a) is filled with the water resistant adhesive (5) in the filling groove (3). Then, the wooden tiles (a) are sequentially formed on the water resistant adhesive (5) of the bath body (b) with appropriate gaps and juxtaposed and pressed.

After that, when a water-resistant adhesive (5) is filled in the gap between the wooden tiles (a) and (a) and the wooden tile (a) is attached to the entire inner surface of the bath tank body (b), The wood tile (a) includes a water resistant adhesive (5) on the bath body (b), a water resistant adhesive (5) in the adhesive filling groove (3) of the wood tile (a) and the wood tile (a), ( It is affixed to the bathtub body (b) with a water resistant adhesive (5) in the gap between a).

At this time, the wood tiles (a 1) and (a) may be brought into contact with each other and bonded in the same manner as above without forming a gap between the wood tiles (a) and (a).

The head tree (c) is attached on the peripheral wall of the bath body (b) to form a wooden tiled bath.

[0027] The head board may be a single solid board instead of the head board (c) to which the above-mentioned thin long plates are attached.

The wooden tile (a) can be stuck on the ground in the washing place of a bathhouse in the same manner as described above.

The bathroom wooden tile of the present invention has the following advantages.

(1) Since the thin long plate and the edge frame constituting the wooden tile can be cut off between the nodes and the scratches of the wooden plate, the yield is good and the price is low.

(2) Laminated thin plates are cross-typed and bonded with a water-resistant adhesive, and cross-shaped adhesive filling grooves are provided on the back surface thereof, and an edge frame is bonded to the outer periphery with the water-resistant adhesive. Therefore,

(A) Mass production is possible at the factory.

(B) The adhesion area of the wood tile with the water resistant adhesive is wide, the adhesion of the wood tile is good, and the adhesive strength is strong, so that the wood tile does not slip even when it is attached to a wall.

(C) The thin plate member on the surface has a weak ability to absorb moisture to expand or to dry and shrink, and several thin plate members have the above-mentioned expansion and contraction due to the adhesive force of the waterproof adhesive. In addition to being stopped, the attachment of the edge frame with a water-resistant adhesive prevents the penetration of water from the wood mouth into the thin plate body, and the expansion and contraction of the wooden tile is almost eliminated.

(3) When the hot water in the bathtub that hits the surface of the wooden tile penetrates into the thin plate and the edge frame on the surface of the wooden tile, the water-resistant adhesive between the thin plates and between the thin plate and the edge frame is absorbed. Permeation is blocked by the layers, and moisture permeates only the surface thin plate and the edge frame, not the core of the wooden tile. Therefore,

(A) Drying is quick after draining hot water.

(B) There is no deformation of the wooden tile.

(C) The wooden tiles do not rot and have high durability.

(D) Cleaning can be done simply by wiping with a towel, which does not take much time.

(4) Since the surface is formed by sticking wooden tiles, it is light and easy to handle, and it is easy to transport and install, and the cost is low.

(5) Workability is good because the wooden tiles are simply pasted with a water resistant adhesive.

(6) It can also be applied to inorganic decorative boards, natural stone materials, artificial marble, large-scale earthenware tiles, decorative glass, and wooden floors.

(7) It can be used over a wide range such as a bathtub and a washing area.

(8) It can be used for renovation work and has great versatility.

(9) Because it is made of wood, it looks beautiful and is warm.

(10) Even in the unlikely event of replacement, the wooden tile and the waterproof adhesive can be easily repaired.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a plan view of a wooden tile for a bathhouse according to an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a rear view of the same.

FIG. 3 is a partially enlarged front sectional view of the same as above.

FIG. 4 is a perspective view of the same wood tile with a part cut away.

FIG. 5 is an exploded perspective view of the same as above.

FIG. 6 is a plan view of a bathtub to which the same wood tile is attached.

FIG. 7 is an enlarged perspective view of a part of the same bathtub.

FIG. 8 is a partially enlarged front sectional view of the same.

[Explanation of symbols]

 a wood tile b bathtub body c kasaki 1 thin plate body 2 wood tile body 3 adhesive filling groove 4 edge frame 5 waterproof adhesive

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A cross type in which a plurality of thin long plates are arranged side by side in a lateral direction and bonded with a water-resistant adhesive to form a thin plate body, and the thin plate bodies are arranged such that the directions of their capillaries alternate in the vertical and horizontal directions. A tree for a bathhouse that is made by stacking and adhering it with a water-resistant adhesive to form a wooden tile body, forming a cross-shaped adhesive filling groove on the back surface of the wooden tile body, and adhering an edge frame to the outer periphery with a water-resistant adhesive. tile.