KR101551196B1

KR101551196B1 - Method for gong-po installation thereby and structure for gong-po installation of korean-style house

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Publication number: KR101551196B1
Application number: KR1020150083230A
Authority: KR
Inventors: 최득수; 이선미
Original assignee: 라은건설 (주)
Priority date: 2015-06-12
Filing date: 2015-06-12
Publication date: 2015-09-08

Abstract

The present invention relates to a structure for fearful installation of a hanok culture building and a method of installing the fear, more specifically, to effectively support a shoemaker (outer shore) The present invention relates to a structure for installing a fear of a hanok culture building and a method of installing fear by the same.
A structure for installing a fear of a hanok culture building according to the present invention comprises: a plurality of bases fixed at an outer wall of a hanok culture building at regular intervals; A fixing unit fixed in a direction orthogonal to the respective bases; A support portion connected across the fixing portion; A pair of tread plates provided at predetermined intervals in the fixing part or the supporting part to support the tiles located on the outer wall of the hanok culture building; And a plurality of fastening bars which are installed at regular intervals on the bottom surface of the fixing part and into which the fear is inserted.

Description

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a structure for installing a fear of a hanok culture building,

The present invention relates to a structure for fearful installation of a hanok culture building and a method of installing the fear, more specifically, to effectively support a shoemaker (outer shore) The present invention relates to a structure for installing a fear of a hanok culture building and a method of installing fear by the same.

In general, there are various kinds of traditional hanok according to functions and structures such as palaces, temples, shrines, private houses, and tokas. Recently, as the value and function of unique hanok are highlighted, preference for hanok is increasing. There is a tendency to build a hanok directly. Also, as the status of the nation gets higher, it is necessary to apply traditional architectural style with national identity to large public buildings or multi - use facilities.

As a method of constructing a traditional Korean house in Korea, it is necessary to first construct a building to be constructed, to select the location of the building to be constructed on the floor, to establish a foundation stone at the place where the column is to be built, A floor is provided with a floor and an ondol in a space between a foundation stone and a column in the space structure, and a floor having a column, a column and a middle The space between beams is covered with soil brick or window frame material to form a wall to form a room or a floor. The roof and the middle beam are provided with a rafter to form a roof using a tile .

Fear is the part of the structure that supports the shawl, which is a long piece of railing. The long rafter raises the roof of the eaves and protects the wall and windows by controlling the rainwater, and adjusts the amount of sunshine. Therefore, the maximum qualities and creativity of woodworking are contained and it is characteristic that it can not be seen in Western architecture to give a deep eaves.

Fear rests on the eaves and feeds the weight to the pillars and walls, and consists of the head, the throat, the saliva, and the tip. The main shaft is a square and wide member like a dragon that receives a fear member such as a saliva or a spike on the head of a column, and functions to transmit the load of the upper portion to the column equally. Thoreau is a squirrel-shaped square tree that forms a horror. It is shaped like a pike, but its size is small. Depending on the shape, there are dish dishes, fleshy dish dishes, and hair dressing furnaces. The salami is a fear member that supports the bottom of the referee (center pillar) or is supported in the middle of the left and right pillars. Sali made in the form of a tongue of a cow is called a sword, and salmi (a tip of a sali) is a new wing. It is said that the short salmy that pierces the head of the column during the salami and provides it with the sashimi and the cruciform is provided. A tip is a short pan which is placed in a direction parallel to the circumference of the head or the top of the head. The tip of the tip is cut vertically or obliquely. The bottom of the tip is rounded to be carved (cuspid). A tip placed on an umbrella is called an umpire tip, and a tip placed on a tip is called a tip tip. It is divided into a large tip and a small tip depending on its size.

Each horror material goes up one step in order from bottom to top, and it also squeezes the pieces together. This is called providing a weaving step by step, from the bottom to the top in order to provide a second, now called the ball, and three are provided. On the top of the head, a small squirrel is placed and the saliam is woven in the direction of orthogonality. On the top of it, the squire is placed on the head, the squirrel is pulled out, There are three kinds of salvation in the direction of orthogonality after placing a large number of pieces in and out of the first piece, pulling out the second piece again and putting a small piece in and out.

On the other hand, according to the position where the fear is assembled and how to combine it, it is classified into an umbrella style, a multi-form style, and an aphrodisiac style.

Among them, Jurispok style is a style in which fear is woven only on the pillars, and a transverse member called "Changbang" is installed between the pillars. Multicolored form is a form of very gorgeous appearance in which horror is placed not only on the pole but also between the pole and the column. Since the weight of the roof is transmitted through the wall as well as the pole, the load, which is a transverse member connecting the pole head, It is difficult to sustain it, and one more horizontal piece called a square is placed on the windowpane, and the fear is formed thereon. The aero style is a form in which the outside of the pillar is in the shape of a sword, and the inside of the pillar is fitted with a single member, According to the size of the game.

These fears were a part of the traditional beauty of the traditional Korean houses, such as temples, palaces, and gardens, that served the roof and served beautiful beauty.

One example of the related art is disclosed in Document 1 below.

Patent Literature 1 (hereinafter referred to as Patent Document 1) discloses a traditional house building, which includes a supporter installed on an upper portion of a pillar to intersect with a main pillar and a main pillar, and having a plurality of recesses formed on an upper surface thereof; A supporter provided on the side of the exit shawl and the side of the exit shawl so as to intersect the recessed portion of the supporter and having a plurality of support grooves formed on the upper surface thereof; And a supporting member provided on the support groove of the supporter to support other superscripts and superscripts located on the upper side of the supporter.

However, since the above-described conventional art is constructed so as to be installed in a traditional hanok, a square, a square, and a bowl, it can not be largely removed from the traditional style, It is also difficult to assemble the pan, and the construction time is long and the use of the wood member is increased, so that the material cost is increased.

Korean Patent Publication No. 10-2010-0002882 (published on January 07, 2010)

The object of the present invention is to solve the above-mentioned problems, and it is an object of the present invention to provide a hanok appearance that is designed as a traditional hanok in modern buildings of hanok style, The present invention relates to a structure for installing a fear of a hanok cultured building which can realize the beauty of Korean eaves while reducing the cost of materials by reducing the construction time by shortening the construction period by simple and quick assembling, .

In addition, it is possible to apply various types of horror to the characteristics of the building without being adhering to the dimension and shape by using timber which is finished by utilizing the color and texture of the wood as it is, And to provide a method of installing the fear by the method.

In order to achieve the above object, the present invention provides a structure for installing a fear of a hanok culture building, comprising: a plurality of bases fixed at an outer wall of a hanok culture building; A fixing unit fixed in a direction orthogonal to the respective bases; A support portion connected across the fixing portion; A pair of tread plates provided at predetermined intervals in the fixing part or the supporting part to support the tiles located on the outer wall of the hanok culture building; And a plurality of fastening bars which are installed at regular intervals on the bottom surface of the fixing part and into which the fear is inserted.

The method for installing a fear of a hanok culture building according to the present invention comprises a plurality of bases fixed at a predetermined interval to an outer wall of a hanok culture building, a fixing part fixed in a direction orthogonal to the respective bases, A pair of tread plates provided at a predetermined interval in the fixing portion or the supporting portion to support the tori located at the upper portion of the outer wall of the hanok restaurant building; Installing a fear installation structure of a hanok culture building including a plurality of fastening bars which are installed at intervals and into which a fear is inserted; Closing the exposed portion of the horror installation structure over the outgoing ranch and assembling the station underneath; A plurality of snakes, spears, and small rods are assembled in accordance with the number of spears, and a lock member is fastened to each of the springs in accordance with the number of spears. ; And inserting an uppermost saliva between the upper supporting plates and assembling the upper and lower ends of the lower saliva.

As described above, the structure for installing the fear of the hanok culture building according to the present invention and the method of installing the fear according to the present invention can realize the fear appearance that is designed as the traditional hanok in the modern building of the hanok style, As a result, the construction time is shortened and the use of wood members is reduced, thereby reducing the material cost.

In addition, it can be finished by utilizing the color and texture of the wood as it is, and it is possible to apply various types of horror to the characteristics of the building without being adhered to the dimension and shape by using the wood having excellent workability, .

In addition, as the structural dimensions of the structure and the number of sections of the horror installation structure are designed in accordance with the respective structural performances, the horror members such as the salami and the spear head, which are installed in the horror installation stage, are made of lightweight materials such as styrofoam, , Concrete, and the like can be applied to various materials.

1 is a perspective view illustrating a fear installation structure of a hanok culture building according to the present invention.
2 is a side cross-sectional view showing a structure for installing a fear of a hanok culture building according to the present invention.
FIG. 3 is a side view showing a state in which a fear is installed by a fear installation structure of a hanok culture building according to the present invention.
Fig. 4 is a front view showing a state in which fear is installed by a fear installation structure of a hanok culture building according to the present invention; Fig.
FIG. 5 is a process diagram showing an example of a method for installing a fear by a fear installation structure of a hanok culture building according to the present invention,
5A is a perspective view showing the steps of installing the fear installation structure,
FIG. 5B is a view showing a finishing step of finishing with a go-
FIG. 5C shows a fourth salami installation step,
FIG. 5D is a graph showing the relationship between the fourth saliva,
FIG. 5E shows a third salting installation step,
FIG. 5f is a cross-sectional view of the third salami,
FIG. 5G shows a second salvage installation step,
Figure 5h shows the step of assembling the second salvage,
Figure 5i shows a first salami installation step,
Figure 5J shows the top stage of the saliva and plow assembly.

A structure for installing a fear of a hanok culture building according to the present invention comprises: a plurality of bases fixed at an outer wall of a hanok culture building at regular intervals; A fixing unit fixed in a direction orthogonal to the respective bases; A support portion connected across the fixing portion; A pair of tread plates provided at predetermined intervals in the fixing part or the supporting part to support the tiles located on the outer wall of the hanok culture building; And a plurality of fastening bars which are installed at regular intervals on the bottom surface of the fixing part and into which the fear is inserted.

Further, the fastening bar is characterized in that the locking member is fastened to fix the fear.

In addition, the headrest is provided with a beam head instead of the uppermost saliva.

Also, the salami, the bonito, the bean sprouts, the small bean sprouts, and the bean sprouts which are installed in the fear installation structure are assembled in advance in the form of monolithic patterns.

Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings.

FIG. 1 is a perspective view illustrating a structure for installing a fear of a hanok culture building according to the present invention, FIG. 2 is a side cross-sectional view illustrating a fear-hanting structure of a hanok culture building according to the present invention, FIG. 4 is a front view showing a state where a fear is installed by a fear installation structure of a hanok culture building according to the present invention, and FIG. 5 is a front view showing a hanok style according to the present invention Fig. 5 (a) is a view showing a method of installing a fear installation by a fear installation structure of a building, Fig. 5 (a) 5e is a third salting installation step, Fig. 5f is a step of assembling a small portion of the third saliva, Fig. 5g is a second salting installation step, Fig. 5h is a step of assembling the second saliva, Fig. 5I is a first salting installation step, and Fig. 5J is a top saliva and pouring assembly step.

As shown in FIGS. 1 to 4, the structure for installing a fear of a hanok culture building according to the present invention includes a plurality of bases 10 fixed at an outer wall of a hanok culture building, A supporting portion 30 connected to the fixing portion 20 so as to extend across the fixing portion 20 and a torsion 70 located on the outer wall of the hanokyo building, A pair of dummy receiving plates 40 provided at predetermined intervals in the supporting portion 20 or the supporting portion 30 and a plurality of fastening bars 40 installed at regular intervals on the bottom surface of the fixing portion 20, (50).

The base 10 is preferably made of a metal plate, and is disposed at an upper portion of the outer wall of the hanok style building and fixed with bolts or the like. In the base 10, a plurality of fastening holes are formed so that an anchor bolt is welded on the back surface so that it can be embedded in concrete and has an adhesive force, or an anchor bolt or the like can be fastened to a wall in which concrete has been poured.

In particular, when the fixing portion 20 is welded from a metal structure such as a column or a beam as a metal material such as a steel frame, or is integrated with a reinforced concrete structure such as a column or a beam as a reinforcing concrete material, 10) may be omitted.

It is preferable that the fixing portion 20 is formed of a combination of H-shaped steel or plate made of a metal material, a truss or other steel of a linear material (angle pipe, channel, C-shaped steel, etc.) As shown in Fig. The fixing portion 20 welds and fixes a portion of the base 10 which is to be contacted with the outer surface of the base 10.

The fixing part 20 is preferably formed to have a length of about 800 to 1200 mm so as to secure a space for installing a plurality of fear components in the case of using a multi-layered cloth of the third row outside, It may be set to about 300 mm.

The supporting part 30 is preferably made of a combination of an H-shaped steel or plate made of a metal material, a truss or other steel of a linear material (angle pipe, channel, C-shaped steel, etc.) Likewise, a reinforced concrete beam or a reinforced concrete beam reinforced with a steel frame may be used.

The dribbling plate 40 is made of a metal plate, and is arranged so as to maintain a gap at which the topmost saliva 42, which is a frangible member, can be inserted.

The dribbling plate 40 may be welded to the fixed portion 20 or the outer surface of the supporting portion 30 so as to be welded and fixed to the supporting portion 30, It can be integrated before concrete pouring.

In particular, the drip tray 40 is preferably disposed in the same direction as the arrangement direction of the fixing portion 20 in order to enhance the supporting force against the weight of the eaves and insert the uppermost saliva 42 therein. On the upper part of the drip tray 40, there is formed a seating groove 41 in which the trench 70 is seated. It is possible to effectively support the exit shawl (outer door) which can be extended by the tread plate 40 so that the eaves can be extended.

A plurality of threads are formed on the outer surface of the fastening bar 50 and a locking member 51 such as a nut is fastened to the fastening bar 50 in order to fix the horror 60.

Particularly, the fastening bars 50 are provided with fastening bars having various lengths and shorter in length from the inner side to the outer side so that the fear members can be assembled in multiple stages.

Hereinafter, a method for installing a fear by a fear installation structure of a hanok culture building according to the present invention will be described.

5A, in the step of installing the fear installation structure, a plurality of bases 10 are fixed to the outer wall of the hanokyo building at regular intervals, and a fixing portion 20 A supporting part 30 connected to the fixing part 20 and a supporting part 30 connected to the fixing part 20 or the supporting part 30 to support a tori 70 located on the outer wall of the building, And a plurality of fastening bars (50) installed at regular intervals on the bottom surface of the fixing part (20) to insert the frills (60) Is installed around the upper part of the outer wall of the hanok culture building.

The description of the arrangement and fixing of the fear installation structure has already been described above, and a detailed description thereof will be omitted.

5B, in the finishing step of the outdoor ranch, the outer surface and the bottom surface of the supporting portion 30, which is the exposed portion of the horror installation structure, ). Then, a trolley is assembled to the lower portion of the outgoing ranch plant 80.

5C to 5I, in the fear installation step, the process of inserting and fixing the saliva to the fastening bar 50, assemble the bolt in the direction orthogonal to the fastening bar 50, and assembling the bolt at the lower part thereof are repeated. And the locking member 51 is fastened and fixed at every installation.

Hereinafter, an example of the construction of the fear and the method of installing the fear according to the same will be described with reference to the fear with three outlines.

In the present invention, the fear 60 is composed of the first salvage 61, the second salvation 62, the third salvage 63, and the fourth salvage 64, but is not limited thereto. Any number of uses can be changed.

First, the first salvage 61 is disposed at the bottom of the plurality of salivas, and a hole (not shown) is formed to be inserted into the fastening bar 50.

The second salvage 62 has an assembly groove 621 formed at a lower portion thereof and holes (not shown) are formed in the assembly groove 621 to be inserted into the fastening bar 50, respectively.

An assembling groove 622a corresponding to the assembling groove 621 of the second salvage 62 is formed on an upper portion of the small pitch 622 assembled in a direction orthogonal to the lower part of the second salvage 62, A hole (not shown) is formed in the groove 622a so as to be inserted into the fastening bar 50.

In the third salvage 63, two assembly grooves 631 are formed at regular intervals and a hole (not shown) is formed in the assembly groove 631 to be inserted into the fastening bar 50, respectively.

And an assembly groove 632a corresponding to the assembly groove 631 of the third salvage 63 is formed on the upper portion of the stub 632 and the stub 633 assembled in a direction orthogonal to the lower portion of the third salvage 63, And holes 633a are formed in the coupling grooves 632a and 633a, respectively, so that holes (not shown) are formed in the coupling bars 50, respectively.

Three holes 641 are formed in the lower portion of the fourth salvage 64 at regular intervals and holes (not shown) are formed in the assembly groove 641 to be inserted into the fastening bar 50, respectively.

An assembling groove 642a corresponding to the assembling groove 641 of the fourth salvage 64 is formed on the upper portion of the catenary 642 and the small catenary 643 assembled in a direction orthogonal to the lower part of the fourth salvage 64, (Not shown) are formed in the mounting grooves 642a and 643a so as to be inserted into the fastening bar 50, respectively.

First, the fourth saliva 64 is inserted into the fastening bar 50 and then the locking member 51 is fastened and fixed using the fear formed as described above. Then, the fourth saliva 64 is inserted in a direction orthogonal to the lower part of the fourth saliva 64, and the stamper 642 and the stamper 643 are assembled. Then, the locking member 51 is fastened and fixed, Assemble.

Next, the third salvage 63 is inserted into the fastening bar 50, and then the lock member 51 is fastened and fixed. Then, the stamper 632 and the stamper 633 are assembled in a direction orthogonal to the lower portion of the third salvage 63, the locking member 51 is fastened and fixed, and then a small passage 634 is assembled .

Next, the second salvation 62 is inserted into the fastening bar 50, and then the locking member 51 is fastened and fixed. Subsequently, the small bolt 622 is assembled in a direction perpendicular to the lower part of the second salvage 62, and the small bolt 623 is assembled in the lower part.

Finally, after the first salvage 61 is inserted into the fastening bar 50, the locking member 51 is fastened and fixed.

As shown in FIG. 5J, the uppermost saliva 42 is inserted between the drip panes in the uppermost saliva and peg assembling step, and the peg 641 is assembled to the lower part of the bottom located bottom.

Particularly, in the dummy support plates 40, a beam head 43 is provided instead of the uppermost saline 42, and the beam head 43 is fixed to both sides of the dummy support plate 40 And the beam head members having the same shape and size are inserted into the bolts through respectively.

If the beam head 43 is made of wood, it is completely covered. If it is styrofoam, it is divided into two. The monolith pattern formed on the beam head 43 may be formed before or after the installation.

On the other hand, it is preferable to assemble the saliamis, bonanos, spikes, small bean sprouts, and bean sprouts which are provided in the fear installation structure, in advance, which are formed with mono-embossed patterns.

As described above, according to the present invention, it is possible to realize a fear appearance that is designed as a traditional hanok in a modern building of a hanok style by the fear installation structure of the hanok culture building and the fear installation method thereof, The construction period can be shortened and the use of the wood member can be reduced to reduce the material cost. In addition, it can be finished by utilizing the color and texture of the wood as it is, and it is possible to apply various types of horror to the characteristics of the building without being adhered to the dimension and shape by using the wood having excellent workability, It can be done.

In addition, as the structural dimensions of the structure and the number of sections of the horror installation structure are designed in accordance with the respective structural performance, the topmost saliva and spearheads installed in the horror installation stage are not only made of wood but also lightweight materials such as styrofoam, To various weight materials such as stone and concrete can be applied.

While the present invention has been particularly shown and described with reference to exemplary embodiments thereof, it is evident that many alternatives, modifications and variations will be apparent to those skilled in the art without departing from the scope of the invention.

10: Base
20:
30: Support
40:
41: seat groove, 42: top saliva, 43: beam head
50: fastening bar
51:
60: Fear
61: 1st salami
611: Top
62: 2nd salami
621: Assembly groove
622: Small pitch, 622a: Assembly groove
623: Thero
63: The third salami
631: Assembly groove
632: Large spur, 632a: Assembly groove
633: Small pitch, 633a: Assembly groove
634: Thero
64: Fourth Salami
641: Assembly groove
642: Large spur, 642a: Assembly groove
643: Small pitch, 643a: Assembly groove
644: Thero
70: Dori
80: Out of the ranch

Claims

A plurality of bases (10) fixed to the outer wall of the hanok culture building at regular intervals;
A fixing part (20) fixed in a direction perpendicular to each of the bases (10);
A support portion 30 connected across the fixing portion 20;
A pair of tread plates 40 installed at a predetermined interval in the fixing part 20 or the supporting part 30 to support the tori 70 located at the upper part of the outer wall of the hanok culture building;
And a plurality of fastening bars (50) installed at regular intervals on the bottom surface of the fixing part (20) and into which a fear (60) is inserted.

The method according to claim 1,
And a lock member (51) is fastened to the fastening bar (50) to fix the fear (60).

A plurality of bases fixed at an outer wall of the hanok style building at fixed intervals, a fixing part fixed in a direction orthogonal to the respective bases, a supporting part connected across the fixing part, And a plurality of fastening bars which are installed at regular intervals on the bottom surface of the fixing portion and into which the fogging is inserted, Installing a fear installation structure;
Closing the exposed portion of the horror installation structure over the outgoing ranch and assembling the station underneath;
A plurality of snakes, spears, and small rods are assembled in accordance with the number of spears, and a lock member is fastened to each of the springs in accordance with the number of spears. ;
And inserting the uppermost saliva between the tongue boards and assembling the top of the lower tongue of the salami to the horror installation structure of the hanok culture building.

The method of claim 3,
Wherein a beam head is installed in the referee in place of the uppermost salvage.

The method of claim 3,
The method according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the salami, boned rice, bean sprouts, small bean sprouts, and bean sprouts installed in the fear installation structure are assembled in advance.