KR200231049Y1 - A Wall For Using Log-house - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a log cabin wall that can be used as a wall when constructing a log cabin that is spotlighted as a power house, a predetermined length of a bar that is arranged in a plurality of rows perpendicular to the ground, and perpendicular to the bar on the side of the bar It characterized in that it consists of a plurality of support rods that are fastened by bolts and nuts and the ocher injected in the longitudinal direction of the bar to the empty space between the bar to be arranged.

Description

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The present invention relates to a wall used in the construction of a country house such as a log house, and more particularly, to a log cabin wall capable of maintaining natural insulation and high heat insulation by adding ocher to a timber built in multiple rows. .

In general, rural homes are constructed by using wood and stone as materials in secluded areas of the suburbs. In recent years, the explosive increase in the urban population has led to modern people's desire for secluded rural life in the suburbs. The demand is increasing.

Unlike the high-end cottages, which are usually constructed outdoors using materials such as stone, such rural houses have recently been built in rural houses, such as log cabins, using timber, which is relatively cheaper to purchase and produce than stone. .

In line with the demand for low-cost rural housing, small-scale rural housing materials are produced that can be easily installed on a small scale by families without the professional construction of a specialized construction company, which mainly uses wood. After constructing the skeleton of the house, the timbers of predetermined length are stacked to be horizontal to the ground to construct walls, and then the roofs, windows and doors are constructed.

On the other hand, the conventional wall used in the log cabin, etc. are stacked in such a way that the cross section of the wood and the wood overlap each other to take the form of biting each other, stacked without collapsing through mutual support between the wood Keep shape. This wall formation is usually called a log cell.

In addition, trees that are felled to be used as timber are fully grown and are pine, spruce, fir, etc. having a diameter of about 30 cm or more.

Other conventional walls include filling a partial vent formed in a portion where the wood and the wood are close to each other using mud.

Such a conventional wall has a problem in that it takes a long time when constructing a wall because the wall of a mature adult having a relatively large load of about 30 cm or more is stacked horizontally with the ground to form a wall.

In addition, since the conventional wall is stacked horizontally with the ground, there is also a problem that is easily collapsed by natural disasters such as earthquakes.

In addition, the conventional wall is stacked with a relatively large diameter wood material is formed a large number of irregular vents between the wood and the wood, there is a problem that can not block the heat transfer and air flow to the outside.

Accordingly, the present invention is derived in view of the above problems, the first object of the present invention is to provide a log cabin wall that can properly insulate the interior and exterior according to the seasonal change.

And, the second object of the present invention is to provide a wall for the log cabin by recycling the thinned wood.

Objects of the present invention is a bar of a predetermined length arranged in a plurality of rows perpendicular to the ground;

A plurality of support rods coupled to the side of the bar to be perpendicular to the bar; And

It is achieved by a log cabin wall consisting of; ocher is injected into the empty space between the bar to be arranged in the longitudinal direction of the bar.

Here, the bar and the support bar is preferably fastened with a bolt and a nut corresponding to the bolt.

Other objects, specific advantages and novel features of the present invention will become more apparent from the following detailed description when taken in conjunction with the accompanying materials.

1 is a perspective view of a wall for a log cabin according to the present invention,

2 is a plan view of a wall according to the present invention,

3 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line A-A shown in FIG.

4 is an exploded perspective view of a wall according to the present invention,

5 is a state diagram used of the wall according to the present invention.

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10: bar 20: support bar

21: Bolt 22: Nut

23: through hole 30: ocher

40: door 50: window

60: roof 70: log cabin

100: log cabin

Prior to the description of the configuration of the wall for the log cabin according to the present invention, the log cabin that is consistently used in the present invention is the main material of the building as the main material of the building, not the material of the artificial wood material, cut to a suitable length It is produced by constructing the timbers into the skeleton and wall of the building, and is used as a leisure house or villa for power.

In the present invention, the walls are constructed by arranging the rods in a plurality of rows and standing vertically with the ground and then gathering each other.

Next will be described in detail with the accompanying drawings with respect to the configuration of the log cabin wall according to the present invention.

1 is a perspective view of a wall for a log cabin according to the present invention, Figure 2 is a plan view of a wall according to the present invention, Figure 3 is a cross-sectional view taken along line AA shown in Figure 1, Figure 4 is an exploded view of the wall according to the present invention Perspective view.

As shown in Figure 1, Figure 2, Figure 3 and Figure 4, the log cabin wall 100 is a wooden bar (10) and are arranged perpendicular to the ground so as to be perpendicular to the longitudinal direction of the wooden bar (10) It is composed of a support rod 20 coupled to the side of the bar (10) so that the bar (10) does not fall over the ground, and the ocher (30) is injected into the empty space between the arranged bar (10) In general, it has a rectangular parallelepiped shape.

Here, the neck bar 10, as described above, is arranged in three rows perpendicular to the ground to form a basic skeleton portion of the wall 100, the diameter is about 15cm, the length is about 240cm, Bolts 21 of a predetermined length penetrate the three sides of the three rows of wooden rods 10.

In addition, since it is a natural wood instead of an artificial ordinary wall material, it is possible to insulate the interior and exterior by flexibly coping with temperature changes caused by seasonal changes.

In addition, the wooden bar 10 is arranged after the completion of the basic construction in the building construction site, the construction is arranged, the so-called thinning by cutting off the relatively small trees between relatively large trees in order to grow well. It can be used by recycling timbers that have been harvested and discarded by road construction, dam construction, tunnel construction, etc.

On the other hand, the support rod 20 may be coupled to the upper and lower two on one side, and the upper and lower two on the other side of the neck bar (10) standing in three rows horizontally to support the neck bars (10).

Here, the support rod 20 is to be perpendicular to the outer circumference of the neck bar 10, as shown in Figures 3 and 4, the bolt 21 and the bolt that is coupled through the three bar (10) It is coupled to the side of the bar 20 by the nut 22 corresponding to the 21.

First, the bolt 21 penetrates the three neck bars 10, and the through hole 23 having a predetermined diameter is formed such that the remaining portion of the bolt 21 is perpendicular to the longitudinal direction of the support bar 20. Is inserted into

In addition, the nut 22 corresponding to the bolt 21 is fastened to the remaining portion of the bolt 21 after passing through the through hole 23. In the end, the bolt 21 fixes the wall 100. It becomes a penetrating shape, and the total of the two nuts 22 are fastened to each one end of the one bolt 21, the support rod 20 can be assembled with the neck bars (10).

As described above, the support rods 20 coupled to the side of the bar 10 are four on each side of the wall 100 in total, and the bolts penetrate the bar 10 to fasten the support rods 20. There are a total of seven (21), and there are a total of 14 nuts (22) fastened to both ends of the bolt (21).

Here, the support rod 20 is used to cut along the longitudinal direction so that the cross section is a semi-circular shape having a diameter of about 15cm of the same size as the wooden bar 10, the through hole 23 is the cutting By being formed in the portion, it is fastened to the neck bar 10 through the insertion coupling of the bolt 21.

In addition, the support rod 20, like the wood rod 10 described above, by using the wood that has been discarded as a felling during thinning and construction, as a material, it is possible to recycle the logging materials that have been left unused.

In addition, the empty space between the arranging wood bars 10 is forcibly filled with a certain amount of loess 30 having a predetermined viscosity, it is possible to block the flow of air flowing in and out through the wall 100, By blocking the heat flow inside and outside the room, the heat insulation property can be improved.

In addition, the ocher 30 is generally known that far infrared rays of a predetermined wavelength may be emitted when subjected to heat above a predetermined temperature. When constructing a building using the wall 100, corrosion or decay in the building may occur. Etc. can be prevented.

5 is a state diagram used of the wall according to the present invention.

As shown in FIG. 5, the wall 100 is used for a nature-friendly building such as a log cabin 70.

First, after the foundation work is finished, the wall 100 is constructed along the foundation of the foundation work. First, a wooden rod 10 having a predetermined length is erected in a plurality of rows perpendicular to the ground, and the side surface of the wooden rod 10 is formed. The support bar 20 is coupled to be perpendicular to the neck bar (10).

Then, ocher 30 is injected in the longitudinal direction of the bar 10 to the boundary between the bar 10 and the bar 10.

Here, the wall 100 is formed with a plurality of doors (50) of about 100 cm in width, about 200 cm in length, and about 100 cm in width, about 70 cm in length for entrance and exit of the indoor resident, The wall 100 on which the door 40 is to be positioned is cut by adjusting the length of the bar 10 before construction so as to fit the size of the door 40 and the window 50.

In addition, after the wall 100 and the entrance door 40 and the window 50 are formed, a roof 60 having a predetermined size is constructed on the wall 100.

Next, the manufacturing method of the wall 100 according to the present invention will be described.

First, the felled trees (not shown) are divided into two categories, and the side branches (not shown) are removed, and then cut into a predetermined length to be used as a wooden bar 10, and a part of them is cut along the longitudinal direction to support a rod 20 Will be used.

Then, after arranging the bar bars 10 in a plurality of rows so as to be perpendicular to the ground, the bolts 21 of the predetermined length are penetrated to be perpendicular to the outer periphery of the arranged bar bars 10.

In addition, a through hole 23 having a predetermined diameter is formed in the support bar 20, and the bolt 21 coupled to the neck bar 10 is inserted into the through hole 23.

In addition, the nut 22 corresponding to the diameter of the bolt 21 is fastened to both ends of the bolt 21 remaining through the neck bar 10.

Finally, a certain amount of ocher 30 is forcedly injected into the empty space between the wooden bars 10 to be arranged, and naturally dried in air.

In the log cabin wall 100 according to the present invention as described above, to prevent the air inflow through the wall 100, in addition to the ocher 30, among natural materials such as mud, artificial materials such as cement It can be used arbitrarily selected from building materials that can prevent aeration. In addition, by coupling the neck bar 10 and the support bar 20 can be used arbitrarily selected from the coupling means such as nails, adhesives, etc. of a predetermined length in addition to the bolt 21 and the nut (22).

As described above, according to the log cabin wall according to the present invention, since the wall is made of purely natural wood and loess, it flexibly copes with temperature and humidity changes according to seasonal changes, thereby maintaining an appropriate temperature and humidity in the room. It can be effective. In addition, since the outflow and inflow of air is limited by ocher, there is an effect of improving the heat insulation.

And, because the wood is built on the ground construction, there is an effect of shortening the production period and manufacturing costs through this. In addition, it is possible to recycle existing timbers that have been harvested and left unused by thinning, road construction, dam construction, tunnel construction, etc. to grow trees in Sanya as a main material. It also has the effect of reducing expenses.

Claims (2)

A wooden bar 10 having a predetermined length arranged in a plurality of rows perpendicular to the ground; A plurality of support bars 20 coupled to the side of the bar 10 so that they are perpendicular to the bar 10; And Log cabin wall characterized in that consisting of; consisting of; ocher (30) is injected in the longitudinal direction of the wooden bar (10) in the empty space between the wooden bar (10) to be arranged. The method of claim 1, The wooden bar (10) and the support bar (20) is a log cabin wall, characterized in that fastening with a bolt (21) and a nut (22) corresponding to the bolt (21).