JPH08303064A - Fence structure for building or the like - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE: To provide a fence structure which has a high strength and a high resiliency, which is excellent in the workability or the like so as to eliminate the necessity of large man-hours, and which is low in expense, by stacking woody columnar blocks one upon another so as to build up a fence. CONSTITUTION: Woody blocks 14 each formed therein a desired through-hole 12 and having an arbitrary length are laid sidelong on the upper surface of a concrete footing 18 placed on the ground in a lot for a building or the like, and they are stacked one upon another while their through-holes are aligned with one another so as to form a fence body 22 having a vertical communication hole 20. An insertion bar 24 is vertically laid through the communication hole 20 in the fence body 22, the lower end part of the insertion bar 24 being secured to the concrete footing 18. Accordingly, the fence can be formed on the concrete footing 18.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a fence structure such as a house in which wooden pillar blocks are horizontally stacked and constructed.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, in each person's house site, a fence has been constructed along the site of another person adjacent to it, or along a boundary with a road to clarify the boundary and to protect the privacy of each person in the house. Protects. As this wall, a concrete hollow block is used, which has advantages such as excellent durability, fire resistance, and easy construction, and the hollow block is glued to the upper surface of the concrete foundation placed in the ground with joint mortar. While accumulating. In addition, in the stacked hollow blocks, vertical rebars with a diameter of about 9 mm are placed in joint mortar that is vertically communicating with each other at regular intervals of about 80 cm, and the lower ends of the vertical rebars are fixed inside the concrete foundation. Then
Fix the upper end to the upper part of the hollow block,
In addition, a block fence having a desired height is constructed by arranging horizontal reinforcing bars in the joint mortar on the upper and lower joint surfaces of the hollow block at intervals of about 60 cm above and below.

[0003]

However, in the wall structure in which the hollow blocks are stacked, the connecting force between the vertical reinforcing bars and horizontal reinforcing bars embedded in the joint mortar and the hollow blocks, and the mutual connecting strength of the respective hollow blocks. Is weak,
When the wall is impacted, it easily breaks and cracks easily occur. In addition, because the hollow block is small and lightweight and easy to handle, a large number of hollow blocks are required to build the wall, and when stacking, it is easy to incline toward the longitudinal direction of the wall and the front and back sides. It takes a lot of time to carry out the work quickly. In addition, there is a problem that when the fence is demolished, the hollow block may become industrial waste and cause pollution.

The present invention has been made in view of the above-mentioned conventional problems, and an object of the present invention is to build strength and elasticity and workability by stacking wooden pole blocks made of wood to construct a fence. It is an object of the present invention to provide a fence structure for a house or the like, which is characterized by excellent workability, quick construction without labor, low cost construction, and easy incineration when demolished.

[0005]

In order to achieve the above-mentioned object, the invention according to claim 1 forms a wooden pole block 14 of an arbitrary length in which a required through hole 12 is bored, and constructs a site such as a house. The wooden pole blocks 14 are horizontally arranged on the upper surface of the concrete foundation 18 cast on the ground 16 inside, and the through holes 12 of the wooden pole blocks 14 are vertically aligned and stacked so that the through holes 12 become the communication holes 20. A fence main body 22 is formed, a through rod 24 is arranged vertically through the communication hole 20 of the fence main body 22, and a lower portion of the through rod 24 is fixed to the concrete foundation 18, whereby the concrete foundation 18 is placed. It is composed of a fence structure 10 such as a house in which a fence is formed.

Further, in the invention according to claim 2, a lower fixing portion 26 of the through rod 24 communicating with the communicating hole 20 is installed in the concrete foundation 18, and the through rod 24 penetrating into the communicating hole 20 is provided. The wooden pole blocks 14 may be fixed to the lower fixing portion 26 and integrally fastened to the concrete foundation 18.

Further, in the invention according to claim 3, the front and back surfaces 46 and 48 intersect the surface formed on the fence main body 22.
It may be configured to include the cross projecting wall 50 projecting to any one of the surfaces.

Further, in the invention according to claim 4, the intersecting projecting wall 50 may be provided at a corner portion of the wall.

Further, in the invention according to claim 5, each of the wooden pole blocks 14 having the intersecting protruding wall 50 may be provided with at least a fitting notch 52 which is fitted to each other in a cross shape. Good.

Further, in the invention according to claim 6, a joint portion 36 for connecting the wooden pole blocks 14 in series may be provided at one end portion or both end portions of the wooden pole block 14. Good.

Further, in the invention according to claim 7, on the upper surface side and the lower surface side where the wooden pole blocks 14 are horizontally arranged,
The wooden pillar blocks 14 may be provided with the convex ridge portions 42 and the concave groove portions 44 that engage with each other when stacked vertically.

[0012]

In the wall structure of a house or the like according to claim 1 of the present invention, a wooden pillar block is arranged on the upper surface of a concrete foundation erected on the ground while being jointed in the longitudinal direction, and an arbitrary number of layers are stacked on the upper surface. Is. Insert the through rod into the communicating hole where the through holes of the stacked wooden pillar blocks communicate with each other, fix the lower end of the through rod to the lower fixing part installed on the concrete foundation, and the upper end of the through rod to the upper stage. It is fixed to a wooden pole block to form a fence. As a result, each wooden pole block can be firmly connected to the concrete foundation to increase the strength of the fence, the weight per unit volume is lighter than that of the concrete block, the workability is excellent, and the boundary fence of the house can be constructed at low cost. it can. Further, it is lightweight and excellent in strength and elasticity, and can absorb and absorb impact when a vehicle or the like collides. In addition, the wooden pillar blocks whose walls are old and have been demolished can be easily incinerated, and the waste material of the wooden pillar blocks does not cause pollution as industrial waste.

According to a second aspect of the present invention, the concrete foundation is provided with a lower fixing portion of a through rod which communicates with the communicating hole, and the through rod penetrating the communicating hole is fixed to the lower fixing portion. Each wooden pole block is integrally fastened to the foundation concrete, so that the through rod is inserted from the upper end side of the communication holes that are stacked and communicated vertically, and the lower end of the through rod is easily fixed to the lower fixing part. , Each wooden pole block can be firmly fastened to the concrete foundation.

According to a third aspect of the present invention, by providing an intersecting projecting wall that intersects a surface formed on the fence main body and projects to either side of the front and back surfaces, strong winds and automobiles can be obtained. When a force is applied to the fence main body in a direction intersecting with the fence main body due to collision, mischief, or the like, the crossing protruding wall supports the fence main body from the crossing direction and prevents the fence main body from collapsing.

According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, the intersecting projecting wall is provided at a corner portion of the fence, so that the intersecting projecting portion is provided on the end side of the fence and the corner is bent at a right angle in plan view. It is possible to form a portion, and to prevent collapse or the like while supporting the external stress applied to this corner portion at the cross protrusion portion or the end portion of the fence.

According to a fifth aspect of the present invention, each of the wooden pole blocks used for the intersecting projecting wall is provided with at least a fitting notch that is fitted in the intersecting projecting wall. Stacking can be done while alternately fitting the notches for fitting the wooden pole blocks and the notches for fitting the wooden pole blocks of the fence main body in a crossed manner, and the intersecting wooden pole blocks are firmly assembled without displacement. The cross-projecting wall is provided to dramatically improve the strength of the wall body in the plane direction.

According to a sixth aspect of the present invention, one end or both ends of the wooden pole block is provided with a joint portion for connecting the wooden pole blocks in series, so that the wooden pole blocks are arranged horizontally. It is possible to prevent displacement of the wooden pole blocks with respect to the longitudinal direction while jointly connecting the ends of the wooden pole blocks to each other. In addition, each wooden pole block can be formed into a length that is easy for the operator to handle, and the workability can be improved while connecting the joints, and the efficiency of construction work can be achieved.

According to a seventh aspect of the present invention, on the upper surface side and the lower surface side where the wooden pole blocks are arranged in a horizontal shape, there are provided ridges that engage with each other when the wooden pole blocks are vertically stacked. By providing the concave groove part, the stacked upper and lower wooden pole blocks will not be displaced in the width direction at the joint surface, and the through holes opened in the block will be accurately communicated vertically to ensure proper passage of the rod. Can be placed in In addition, the front and back surfaces of the stacked upper and lower wooden pole blocks have a uniform surface, so that the appearance can be improved.

[0019]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENT A preferred embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to the accompanying drawings. 1 to 8 show a fence structure 10 for a house or the like and a wooden pole block for constructing a fence structure for a house or the like according to an embodiment of the present invention. As is clear from the figure, the fence structure 10 for a house or the like has a concrete foundation formed by forming a wooden pillar block 14 of an arbitrary length in which a required through hole 12 is drilled and placing it on a ground 16 in the site of the house or the like. On the upper surface of 18, the wooden pole blocks 14 are arranged in a horizontal shape, and the fence body 22 is formed by stacking the wooden pole blocks 14 so that the through holes 12 of the wooden pole blocks 14 become the communication holes 20 vertically.
The rod 24 is vertically passed through the communication hole 20 of the fence main body 22.
And the lower part of the through rod 24 is fixed to the concrete foundation 18, whereby the concrete foundation 1
It is formed by forming a fence on top of 8.

As shown in FIGS. 3 to 6, the wood pole block 14 is formed into a prismatic shape using a wood material such as cedar. For example, the height is about 135 mm, the width is about 100 mm, and the length is about 600 mm to 3900 mm. In this wooden pole block 14, the through holes 1 communicating with the upper and lower surfaces of the wooden pole block 14 at a position where the distance between both ends = L and a position where the mutual distance = 2L.
2 is perforated.

As a result, when both ends of the wooden pole block 14 are jointed, the through holes 1 at both ends centering on the joint portion are provided.
The mutual interval of 2 = 2L, and the wooden pole blocks 14 are arranged horizontally along the concrete foundation 18 and are sequentially joined.
The through holes 12 are opened at regular intervals.

By stacking the wooden pole blocks 14 having the through holes 12 open, for example, as shown in FIG. 1, the wooden pole blocks stacked vertically as shown in FIGS. 9 and 10. The through hole 12 of the block 14 becomes a communication hole 20 that communicates in the vertical direction. A through rod 24 is inserted into each of the communication holes 20 from the upper end side, and the lower end of the through rod 24 is fixed to a lower fixing portion 26 installed on the upper surface side of the concrete foundation 18 to attach each wooden pole block 14 to the concrete foundation 18. Tighten firmly.

Thus, the stacked wooden pole blocks 1
4 can be firmly connected to the concrete foundation 18 with the rod 24 to increase the strength of the fence. Moreover, since the wooden pole block 14 is made of wood, the weight per unit volume is lighter than that of the concrete block and the workability is improved. Excellent, you can build a fence at low cost by using wooden pole blocks. Further, since the wooden pole block 14 is made of wood, it can be easily incinerated when it is dismantled and does not cause pollution.

As shown in FIGS. 9 and 10, the lower fixing portion 26 is fixed to the upper end of an anchor bolt 28 embedded in the concrete foundation 18 and arranged on the same plane as the upper surface of the concrete foundation 18. It is formed from 30 and is installed on the upper surface of the concrete foundation 18 at the same interval as the through hole 12 so as to communicate with the through hole 12 opened in the wooden pole block 14.

The through rod 24 is composed of a shaft rod having an arbitrary length, and has bolt-shaped male screws 32 and 3 at its upper end and lower end.
2 is formed. Then, the through rod 24 is inserted into the communication hole 20 of each stacked wooden pole block 14 to screw the male screw 32 at the lower end to the nut 30 of the lower fixing portion 26, and the tightening nut 34 is screwed to the male screw 32 at the upper end. By interlocking, each wooden pole block 14 can be firmly fixed to the concrete foundation 18.

As a result, since the wooden pole blocks 14 are made of wood and are continuously connected by the through rod 24 made of a shaft rod, the wooden pole blocks 14 are lightweight and excellent in strength and elasticity.
The impact when a vehicle or the like collides can be absorbed and absorbed, and damage to both the fence body and the vehicle can be minimized. In addition, the male screw 32 at the lower end of the through rod 24 is not limited to being screwed and fixed to the nut 30 of the lower fixing portion 26. For example, a chuck is provided at the lower fixing portion, and the lower hook of the through rod can be engaged by one touch. They may be fixed together.

As shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, the wooden pole block 14
A joint portion 36 for connecting the wooden pole blocks 14 in series is provided at one end portion or both end portions of the joint, and as the joint portion 36, a tenon 38 is provided at one end and a tenon groove 40 is provided at the other end. Has been formed. As a result, it is possible to prevent the positional displacement at the joint portion while jointly connecting the wooden pole blocks 14 in the longitudinal direction, and to increase the workability by forming the wooden pole blocks 14 in a length that is easy for the operator to handle, and to perform the construction work. The efficiency of can be achieved.

Further, on the upper surface side and the lower surface side where the wooden pole blocks 14 are arranged horizontally, the ridges 42 and the concave groove portions 4 which engage with each other when the wooden pole blocks 14 are vertically stacked.
And 4 are provided. As a result, the ridge portions 42 and the groove portions 44 of the blocks are engaged with each other at the joint surfaces of the wooden pole blocks 14, 14 stacked in the upper and lower stages, and the blocks are displaced in the width direction at the joint surfaces of the upper and lower blocks. Not again
It is possible to accurately arrange the through rods 24 by accurately communicating the through holes 12 opened in the block in the vertical direction. Further, the aesthetic appearance of the fence main body 22 constructed such that the front and back surfaces of the stacked upper and lower wooden pole blocks 14, 14 are substantially uniform surfaces is improved.

As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, a wooden pole block 14
The fence main body 22 in which the layers are stacked is provided with an intersecting projecting wall 50 intersecting the front surface 46 and the back surface 48 formed on the fence main body 22. 5 and 6 show a wooden pole block 14a for constructing the intersecting projecting wall 50. The wooden pole block 14a has the same width as the wooden pole block 14 and the communication holes 20 are mutually connected. Are formed to have a length about twice the interval. Further, the upper and lower surfaces of the wooden pole block 14a are provided with the protruding ridge portion 42 and the concave groove portion 44 which are engaged with each other, and through holes 12, 12 communicating with the upper and lower surfaces are formed at positions near both ends. There is. Further, a fitting notch 52 for fitting with the wooden pole block 14 in a crossing manner is provided in the center of the wooden pole block 14a.

As shown in the partially enlarged cross-sectional view of FIG. 11, each wooden pole block 1 is vertically stacked to form the fence main body 22.
A fitting notch 52 is also provided in a circular shape at a position where the four intersecting protruding walls 50 are continuously provided. Notch 52, 52 for fitting of the wooden pole blocks 14 and 14a fitted in this cross shape
Is approximately the same as the width of each block, has a notch depth of about 1/4 of the height of each block, and is formed so as to circulate the outer peripheral surface of each block. Then, the fitting notches 52 of the respective wooden pole blocks 14a are fitted into the fitting notches 52, 52 of the vertically joined wooden pole blocks 14, 14.

When the wooden pillar blocks 14a are piled up to construct the intersecting projecting wall 50, a root block 14b having the same width as the wooden pillar block 14a and a height of 1/2 is provided at the lowermost stage and the uppermost stage. The Kasaki block 14c is arranged. As shown in FIG. 7, the root block 14b at the lowermost stage is provided with a fitting notch 52 having the same width and the same notch depth as the fitting notch 52 at the center position of the upper surface, and a convex strip along the upper surface. Part 4
2 is projected. In addition, the root block 14b,
Through holes 12, 12 communicating with the through holes 12, 12 of the wooden pole block 14a are opened. Further, as shown in FIG. 8, the uppermost tree block 14c is provided with a fitting notch 52 at the center position of the lower surface, and the concave groove portion 44 is provided along the lower surface.
And the through hole 12 of the wooden pole block 14a,
Through holes 12, 12 communicating with 12 are opened.

A crossing concrete foundation 18a that intersects the concrete foundation 18 is placed at the position where the crossing protruding wall 50 is installed.
Similarly, the lower fixing portions 26 of the through rod 24 (not shown) are installed at positions near both ends of. In the intersecting protruding wall 50, as shown in FIGS. 1, 2 and 11, the intersecting concrete foundation 1
The root block 14b is mounted on the upper surface of 8a, and the wood pole block 14 is mounted on the upper surface of the fitting notch 52 of the root block 14b.
The wood pole blocks 14 and the wood pole blocks 14a are alternately stacked while being fitted with the fitting notches 52.

The headstock block 14c is mounted on the uppermost stage of the stacked wooden pole blocks 14a, and the fence main body 22 is inserted into the through holes 12 of the stacked rootstock block 14c, the wooden pole blocks 14a, and the headstock block 14c. In the same manner as the above, the through rods 24, 24 are inserted and fixed to the lower fixing portions 26, 26 of the crossed concrete foundation 18a.
Each block stacked by tightening a tightening nut on the upper end screw part of 24 is firmly fixed to the cross concrete foundation.

As a result, the cross projecting wall 50 is firmly assembled to the wall main body 22 without being displaced, and the strength of the cross projecting wall in the plane direction of the wall main body is dramatically improved. Also, for example, when a force is applied in a direction that intersects with the fence body due to strong wind, collision of a car, or mischief, the crossing protruding wall supports the fence body from the intersection direction and prevents the fence body from collapsing. Therefore, it becomes possible to significantly increase the support strength of the fence main body.

As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the intersecting protruding wall 5 is formed.
0 may be provided at a corner portion of the fence and sequentially provided to the fence main body 22. FIG. 11 shows an embodiment in which another fence main body 22a is cross-connected to the fence main body 22 while providing the intersecting projecting walls 50 at the corners of this fence. Also in this embodiment, the crossed concrete foundation 18a is placed near the end of the concrete foundation 18, and the crossed concrete foundation 18a is placed.
One end of the wall is extended in the direction of the fence main body 22a that is cross-connected.

Then, a fitting notch 52 is provided at a position close to the end of each wooden pole block 14 stacked on the side of the fence main body 22,
In addition, the wooden pole blocks 14 on the side of the fence main body 22a, which are connected in a row
a, the root block 14b, and the headstock block 14c are similarly provided with fitting notches 52, and each wooden pole block 14 is similar to the case of the cross-projecting wall 50 provided at the intermediate position of the fence main body 22.
The wooden pole blocks 14a, the root block 14b, and the headstock block 14c are stacked alternately while the fitting notches 52 are fitted in a cross shape. In addition, a joint portion 36 is provided at one end or both ends of each wooden pole block 14a, root block 14b, and headstock block 14c to make a joint, and a through rod 24 is inserted into the vertically communicating through holes 12 to cross the concrete foundation 18a. Fence main body 22 while being connected and fixed to each lower fixing portion 26 installed in
Further, the other fence main body 22a can be constructed in a cross shape.

As a result, the cross-projecting wall 50 is provided on the end of the wall.
It is possible to easily form a corner portion composed of, and to prevent collapse or the like while supporting the external stress applied to the corner portion by the intersecting protruding wall or the end portion of the fence.

Next, the operation of the fence structure 10 for a house or the like according to the present invention will be described. In the wall structure 10 of a house or the like, a wooden pillar block 14 is arranged on the upper surface of a concrete foundation 18 standing upright on the ground while being jointed in the longitudinal direction, and further, an arbitrary number of stages are stacked on the upper surface. The rods 2 are inserted into the communication holes 20 of the stacked upper and lower wooden pole blocks 14 that communicate with each other.
4 is inserted and fixed to the lower fixing portion 26 installed on the concrete foundation 18, and the upper end of the through rod 24 is fixed to the upper wooden pole block 14 to form a fence. As a result, each wooden pole block 14 can be firmly connected to the concrete foundation 18 to increase the strength of the fence, the weight per unit volume is lighter than that of the concrete block, the workability is excellent, and the border wall of the house is inexpensive. Can be built into. Further, it is lightweight and excellent in strength and elasticity, and can absorb and absorb impact when a vehicle or the like collides.

Further, each of the wooden post blocks of the fence main body is provided with a fitting notch 52 which is fitted in a cross shape with each other, and the wooden post blocks are made to intersect with each other while the fitting notches 52 are fitted in the intersecting recesses. It is possible to construct a cross-projection wall in the section, which prevents the fence body from collapsing when a force is applied from the front and back sides of the fence body, and it is also easy to make corners bent at right angles to the fence body. It can be installed continuously while forming. Further, when the fence is demolished, each wooden pole block 14 can be easily incinerated and no waste pollution occurs.

[0040]

As described above, according to the construction structure of a house or the like according to claim 1, a wooden pillar block having an arbitrary length is formed by punching a required through hole, and the ground in the site of the house or the like is formed. On the upper surface of the concrete foundation cast in, the wooden pole blocks are arranged horizontally, and the fence main body is formed by aligning and stacking so that the through holes of each of the wooden pole blocks become communication holes vertically. A through rod is arranged vertically through the communication hole of the above, and the lower part of the through rod is fixed to the concrete foundation, whereby a fence is formed on the concrete foundation. It can be firmly connected to the foundation to increase the strength of the fence, the weight per unit volume is lighter than the concrete block, the workability is excellent, and the boundary fence of a house can be constructed at low cost. Further, it is lightweight and excellent in strength and elasticity, and can absorb and absorb impact when a vehicle or the like collides, so that damage to both the fence main body and the vehicle can be minimized. In addition, the wooden pillar blocks whose walls are old and have been demolished can be easily incinerated, and the waste material of the wooden pillar blocks does not cause pollution as industrial waste.

According to a second aspect of the present invention, the concrete foundation is provided with a lower fixing portion of the through rod which communicates with the communicating hole, and the through rod penetrating the communicating hole is fixed to the lower fixing portion. Each wooden pole block is integrally fastened to the foundation concrete, so that the through rod is inserted from the upper end side of the communication holes that are stacked and communicated vertically, and the lower end of the through rod is easily fixed to the lower fixing part. , Each wooden pole block can be firmly fastened to the concrete foundation.

Further, according to the third aspect of the present invention, by providing the intersecting projecting wall which intersects with the surface formed on the fence main body and projects on either side of the front and back surfaces, for example, strong wind or When a force is applied to the fence body in a direction intersecting with the fence body due to an automobile collision or mischief, the intersecting protruding wall supports the fence body from the intersecting direction and prevents the fence body from collapsing, thus supporting the fence body. It is possible to make the strength significantly higher.

According to the fourth aspect of the present invention, since the intersecting protruding wall is provided at the corner portion of the fence, the intersecting protruding portion is provided at the end portion side of the fence, and the corner is bent at a right angle in plan view. It is possible to form a portion, and to prevent collapse or the like while supporting the external stress applied to this corner portion at the cross protrusion portion or the end portion of the fence.

According to a fifth aspect of the present invention, each of the wooden pole blocks used for the intersecting projecting wall is provided with at least a fitting notch that fits in a intersecting manner with each other. Stacking can be done while alternately fitting the notches for fitting the wooden pole blocks and the notches for fitting the wooden pole blocks of the fence main body in a crossed manner, and the intersecting wooden pole blocks are firmly assembled without displacement. The cross-projecting wall is provided to dramatically improve the strength of the wall body in the plane direction.

According to a sixth aspect of the present invention, one end portion or both end portions of the wooden pole block is provided with a joint portion that connects the wooden pole blocks in series, so that the wooden pole blocks are arranged horizontally. It is possible to prevent displacement of the wooden pole blocks with respect to the longitudinal direction while jointly connecting the ends of the wooden pole blocks to each other. In addition, each wooden pole block can be formed into a length that is easy for the operator to handle, and the workability can be improved while connecting the joints, and the efficiency of construction work can be achieved.

According to a seventh aspect of the present invention, on the upper surface side and the lower surface side where the wooden pole blocks are arranged in a horizontal shape, there are ridges which engage with each other when the wooden pole blocks are vertically stacked. By providing the concave groove part, the stacked upper and lower wooden pole blocks will not be displaced in the width direction at the joint surface, and the through holes opened in the block will be accurately communicated vertically to ensure proper passage of the rod. Can be placed in In addition, the front and back surfaces of the stacked upper and lower wooden pole blocks have a uniform surface, so that the appearance can be improved.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a partial front view of a fence structure such as a house according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a plan view of a fence structure such as a house shown in FIG.

FIG. 3 is a perspective view of a wooden pole block.

FIG. 4 is a perspective view of the wooden pole block of FIG. 3 rotated 180 degrees in the horizontal direction.

FIG. 5 is a perspective view of a wooden pole block that constructs a cross protruding wall.

6 is a perspective view showing a bottom surface side of the wooden pole block shown in FIG. 5. FIG.

FIG. 7 is a perspective view of a root block arranged at the bottom of the intersecting protruding wall.

FIG. 8 is a perspective view of a headstock block arranged on the uppermost stage of the intersecting protruding wall.

FIG. 9 is a partially enlarged vertical sectional view of the constructed fence main body.

10 is a partially enlarged cross-sectional view taken along the line AA of FIG.

11 is a partially enlarged cross-sectional view taken along the line BB of FIG.

FIG. 12 is a partially assembled perspective view of constructing a corner portion of a fence using a cross protruding wall.

[Explanation of symbols]

 10 Wall Structures of Houses 12 Through Holes 14 Wooden Pillar Blocks 16 Ground 18 Concrete Foundation 20 Communication Holes 22 Main Body 24 Through Rod 26 Lower Fixing Part 36 Joint Part 42 Convex Lines 44 Recessed Grooves 46 Surface 48 Back Side 50 Crossover Projection 52 Notch for mating

Claims (7)

[Claims] 1. A wood pillar block having a desired length formed by drilling required through holes is formed, and the wood pillar block is arranged in a horizontal shape on the upper surface of a concrete foundation cast on the ground in a site such as a house, The fence body is formed by aligning and stacking the through holes of each of the wooden pole blocks so that the through holes are vertically connected to each other, and a through rod is arranged vertically through the through hole of the fence body, and a lower portion of the through rod is disposed. Is fixed to the concrete foundation, whereby a fence is formed on the concrete foundation to form a fence structure for a house or the like. 2. The concrete foundation is provided with a lower fixing portion of a through rod which communicates with the communicating hole, and the through rod penetrating the communicating hole is fixed to the lower fixing portion to make each wooden pole block concrete. The fence structure for a house or the like according to claim 1, which is integrally fastened to the foundation. 3. The fence structure for a house or the like according to claim 1, further comprising an intersecting projecting wall that intersects a surface formed on the fence body and projects on either side of the front and back surfaces. 4. The fence structure for a house or the like according to claim 3, wherein the intersecting protruding wall is provided at a corner portion of the fence. 5. The fence structure for a house or the like according to claim 3, wherein each of the wooden pillar blocks used for the intersecting protruding wall is provided with at least a fitting notch that fits in a mutually intersecting manner. 6. The house or the like according to claim 1, wherein one end or both ends of the wooden pole block is provided with a joint portion for connecting the wooden pole blocks in series. Fence structure. 7. A ridge portion and a groove portion are provided on the upper surface side and the lower surface side where the wooden pole blocks are arranged in a horizontal shape and which engage with each other when the wooden pole blocks are stacked vertically. A fence structure for a house or the like according to any one of claims 1 to 6.