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JP3090876B2 - Composite flooring with thermally conductive fiber mat - Google Patents
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JP3090876B2 - Composite flooring with thermally conductive fiber mat - Google Patents

Composite flooring with thermally conductive fiber mat

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JP3090876B2
JP3090876B2 JP12871096A JP12871096A JP3090876B2 JP 3090876 B2 JP3090876 B2 JP 3090876B2 JP 12871096 A JP12871096 A JP 12871096A JP 12871096 A JP12871096 A JP 12871096A JP 3090876 B2 JP3090876 B2 JP 3090876B2
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彰 飯島
文義 吉川
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Description

【発明の詳細な説明】DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

【0001】[0001]

【発明の属する技術分野】本発明は、建築物の床材にお
いて、防音、防振性に加え熱伝達性能が要求されるよう
な部位に利用される複合材であって、熱伝導性繊維マ
ットを一部材とする複合材、特に床暖房マット上に床材
を形成する場合において、熱伝導性繊維マットを一部材
とする複合床材に関する。
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a composite floor for use in a building flooring where heat transfer performance is required in addition to sound and vibration proofing properties. composite material for a mat with one member, in particular when forming the flooring on floor heating mat, a composite flooring material and one member of the thermally conductive fiber mat.

【0002】[0002]

【従来技術における解決すべき課題】例えば従来の床暖
房構造において、通電加熱手段や通湯手段を有する床暖
房マット上に上位の表層材、台板および、下位の繊維マ
ットからなる床材を敷設して暖房機能に加えて防音性を
付与することは公知である。
For example, in a conventional floor heating structure, a floor material comprising an upper surface material, a base plate and a lower fiber mat is laid on a floor heating mat having an electric heating means and a hot water passing means. It is known to provide soundproofing in addition to the heating function.

【0003】前記繊維マットは防音、防振性を発揮する
うえで不可避のものではあるが、反面、エアーを多量に
内在し断熱性を有することにより床暖房マットからの熱
の床表面への伝達効率が著しく劣る。
[0003] The fiber mat is inevitable in exhibiting soundproofing and vibration-proofing properties, but on the other hand, heat is transmitted from the floor heating mat to the floor surface due to the presence of a large amount of air and heat insulation. Efficiency is very poor.

【0004】本発明は前記したような従来技術の不具合
に鑑み、鋭意検討の結果完成に達したもので、繊維マッ
トが防音・防振性を損なうことなく熱伝導性を改善した
熱伝導性繊維マットを一部材とする複合材を提供する
ものである。
The present invention has been made in view of the above-mentioned problems of the prior art, and has been completed as a result of intensive studies. A heat conductive fiber in which the fiber mat has improved heat conductivity without impairing the soundproofing and vibrationproofing properties. It is to provide a composite floor material having a mat as one member.

【0005】[0005]

【課題を解決するための手段】本発明は、熱伝導性繊維
マットの上位に複数層の木質合板よりなり、該合板の底
面側より上方向に向けて合板の厚みの過半ないし全厚の
深さにわたり多数のスリットを刻成した台板と、更に上
位に突板あるいは突板に複数層の木質薄板を積層形成し
た木質表層材を配し、前記熱伝導性繊維マットが、その
一部ないし全部に熱伝導性繊維および/または遠赤外線
放射性繊維を有する有機質および/または無機質繊維か
らなる不織布マットであり、その片面または両面に金属
箔よりなる熱伝導性シートを添着してなる熱伝導性繊維
マットを有する複合床材である。
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a heat conductive fiber.
Made of multi-layered wood plywood on top of the mat, the bottom of the plywood
More than half or all of the thickness of the plywood
Base plate engraved with many slits over depth, and further above
Veneer or veneer laminated with multiple layers of wood thin plate
Placed wood surface material, the heat conductive fiber mat,
Part or all of thermally conductive fibers and / or far infrared rays
Organic and / or inorganic fibers with radioactive fibers
Is a non-woven mat consisting of a metal on one or both sides.
Thermal conductive fiber with thermal conductive sheet made of foil attached
It is a composite flooring having a mat.

【0006】[0006]

【発明の実施の形態】本発明における熱伝導性繊維マッ
トは、有機質繊維、金属質繊維も包含するところの無機
質繊維、あるいはそれらの混紡からなる繊維不織布マッ
トからなり、好適には耐圧縮性および反発弾性に富む耐
圧繊維と、耐圧繊維間を橋絡する絡合繊維とを含むもの
が採用できる。不織布マットは必要に応じて型崩れや吸
湿防止等の目的で樹脂シートや布シートで被包したもの
であってもよい。
BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION The thermally conductive fiber mat according to the present invention is composed of an inorganic fiber including organic fibers and metallic fibers, or a fibrous nonwoven fabric mat made of a blend thereof. Fibers containing pressure-resistant fibers rich in rebound resilience and entangled fibers bridging between the pressure-resistant fibers can be employed. The nonwoven fabric mat may be wrapped with a resin sheet or cloth sheet for the purpose of preventing shape loss and moisture absorption as required.

【0007】通常の繊維マット自体は先述のごとく熱伝
達を阻害するものであるが、本発明における熱伝導性繊
維マットは熱伝達を向上させるうえで繊維マット中に熱
伝導性繊維や遠赤外線放射性繊維、例えば金属繊維、セ
ラミック繊維等を繊維材料の一部ないし全部に採用し、
また、熱伝導性粉粒材や遠赤外線放射性粉粒材、例えば
金属箔やセラミックフレーク等を混在させることができ
る。本発明においてはより更に効果的に熱伝達性能を発
揮させるうえで、繊維マットの片面または両面に熱伝導
性シートを添着する。
Although the ordinary fiber mat itself inhibits heat transfer as described above, the heat conductive fiber mat of the present invention is used in the fiber mat to improve heat transfer. Fibers, for example, metal fibers, ceramic fibers, etc. are used for part or all of the fiber material,
Further, a heat conductive powder or a far-infrared radiation powder, such as a metal foil or a ceramic flake, may be mixed. In the present invention, a heat conductive sheet is attached to one or both surfaces of the fiber mat in order to more effectively exhibit heat transfer performance.

【0008】該熱伝導性繊維マットを下位に、表層材、
台板からなる板材を上位に配して一体化し、複合材とし
ての床材を形成すれば、該床材を床暖房マット上に敷設
して好適な床暖房システムを完成することができる。
[0008] The heat conductive fiber mat is placed on the lower layer,
If a plate made of a base plate is arranged at a higher position and integrated to form a floor material as a composite material, the floor material can be laid on a floor heating mat to complete a suitable floor heating system.

【0009】床暖房マットは通電加熱手段や通湯手段等
の加熱手段を内蔵した発泡樹脂マットや繊維マット等が
採用され、例えば発泡倍率30〜50倍のポリオレフィン、
ポリスチレン、またはウレタン系樹脂を用い、これに通
湯パイプを配することにより形成する。あるいは更に適
宜マットの表面にアルミニウム箔等の熱伝導性の金属シ
ートを添着し熱伝達を良好かつ均一にする等の設計を施
すことができる。
As the floor heating mat, a foamed resin mat or a fiber mat having a built-in heating means such as an electric heating means or a hot water passing means is employed. For example, polyolefin having an expansion ratio of 30 to 50 times,
It is formed by using a polystyrene or urethane-based resin, and arranging a hot water pipe therethrough. Alternatively, a design can be made such that a heat conductive metal sheet such as an aluminum foil is attached to the surface of the mat so that heat transfer is good and uniform.

【0010】前記表層材、台板、熱伝導性繊維マットよ
りなる床材において、表層材、例えば突板は、厚み0.2
〜0.3mm ないし2mm未満の薄くスライスした銘木よりな
り、通常合板よりなる台板の上に貼着して床表面に木質
床独特の美装性を与える。しかし下方に床暖房マットを
配し、強制的に加熱されるような場合のごとき厳しい環
境下においては、突板にひび割れや反りを発生し易い。
前記不具合を抑制するうえで、突板同様の厚み2mmm 未
満の木質薄板を複数層、好適には3層以上互いにその繊
維の配向方向を違えて積層形成し、更にその上層の上に
該上層とは繊維の配向方向を違えて突板を貼着一体化し
て厚み2〜3mm程度の表層材を形成するのが望ましい。
[0010] In the floor material comprising the surface material, the base plate, and the thermally conductive fiber mat, the surface material, for example, the veneer has a thickness of 0.2 mm.
It is made of thinly sliced precious wood of ~ 0.3mm to less than 2mm, and is usually attached to a plywood base plate to give the floor surface the unique aesthetic appeal of wooden floors. However, in a severe environment such as a case where a floor heating mat is provided below and forcibly heated, the veneer is likely to crack or warp.
In order to suppress the above-mentioned problems, a plurality of, preferably three or more layers of wood thin plates having a thickness of less than 2 mm similar to the veneer are laminated with different orientation directions of their fibers, and further, the upper layer is formed on the upper layer. It is desirable to form a surface layer material having a thickness of about 2 to 3 mm by sticking and integrating a veneer plate in a different orientation direction of the fibers.

【0011】台板は、通常3層以上、例えば5〜7層の
木質合板よりなる。厚みは特定しないが、5〜12mmの範
囲で適宜設定することができる。台板に防音・防振性を
付与する一手段としては、表層材に台板を貼着後、台板
底面側より上方向に向けて台板の厚みの過半ないし全厚
の深さにわたり多数のスリットを刻成する。スリットは
板の幅方向に平行なもの、あるいは更に板の長手方向に
平行なもの等随意に刻成でき、スリット間隔も10mmない
し100mm 等任意に設計できる。
The bedboard is usually composed of three or more layers, for example, five to seven layers of wood plywood. Although the thickness is not specified, it can be appropriately set in the range of 5 to 12 mm. As a means of imparting sound and vibration proof properties to the base plate, after attaching the base plate to the surface material, a large number of Carve a slit. The slits can be formed arbitrarily, such as those parallel to the width direction of the plate or those parallel to the longitudinal direction of the plate, and the slit interval can be arbitrarily designed such as 10 mm to 100 mm.

【0012】本発明においては、台板の下位に配し、台
板と接合、一体化せしめる熱伝導性繊維マットが、先述
のごとく有機質および/または無機質繊維からなり、好
適には該繊維マット中に熱伝導性繊維や遠赤外線放射性
繊維、例えば金属繊維、セラミック繊維等を繊維材料の
一部ないし全部に採用し、また、熱伝導性粉粒材や遠赤
外線放射性粉粒材、例えば金属箔やセラミックフレーク
等を混在させることができる。該熱伝導性繊維マットは
より更に効果的に熱伝達性能を発揮させるうえで、繊維
マットの片面または両面に熱伝導性シート、例えばアル
ミニウム箔シートを添着することを必須とする。熱伝導
性繊維マットの厚みは限定するものではないが、例えば
3mmないし10mm程度とする。
In the present invention, the thermally conductive fiber mat which is disposed below the base plate and is joined to and integrated with the base plate is made of organic and / or inorganic fibers as described above. Adopt heat conductive fiber or far infrared radiation fiber, such as metal fiber, ceramic fiber, etc. for a part or all of the fiber material, and also use heat conductive powder material or far infrared radiation powder material, such as metal foil or Ceramic flakes and the like can be mixed. In order for the heat conductive fiber mat to exhibit heat transfer performance more effectively, it is essential to attach a heat conductive sheet, for example, an aluminum foil sheet, to one or both surfaces of the fiber mat. The thickness of the heat conductive fiber mat is not limited, but is, for example, about 3 mm to 10 mm.

【0013】なお熱伝導性繊維マットと床暖房マットと
が直に接した状態にあると、ともに可撓性を有するため
歩行時等における床の沈み込みが増大するケースがある
ので、該繊維マットと床暖房マットとの間に適宜捨張材
を介在させることもある。
When the heat conductive fiber mat and the floor heating mat are in direct contact with each other, there is a case where the floor mat increases during walking or the like due to the flexibility of the fiber mat. A discard material may be interposed between the floor heating mat and the floor heating mat as appropriate.

【0014】上記した如くの構成とすることにより、遮
音等級LL45 程度以下に防音性能を維持できることは勿
論、従来に比べ床暖房マットを加熱した際に熱の床表面
への伝達を著しく促進することができる。
By adopting the above-described structure, it is possible to maintain the sound insulation performance of the sound insulation class LL45 or less, and of course, remarkably promote the transfer of heat to the floor surface when the floor heating mat is heated as compared with the prior art. Can be.

【0015】以下具体例を添付の図面に基づき説明す
る。図1は本発明にかかる一具体例を示した床暖房構造
の部分分解斜視図である。1は表層材で、本具体例にお
いては突板と、その下に3層の木質薄板を互いに繊維の
配向方向を違えて積層し貼着して形成したものであり、
表層板厚みは 2.5mmである。
A specific example will be described below with reference to the accompanying drawings. FIG. 1 is a partially exploded perspective view of a floor heating structure showing a specific example according to the present invention. Reference numeral 1 denotes a surface layer material, which is formed by laminating and sticking a veneer plate and a three-layered thin wooden plate thereunder in different orientations of fibers with respect to each other, in this specific example.
The surface layer thickness is 2.5mm.

【0016】2は木質合板よりなる台板で、本具体例に
おいては5層の単板を互いに繊維の配向方向を違えて積
層し貼着して形成され、その厚みは6mmである。表層板
1と台板2とを貼着後、該台板2のほぼ全厚にわたりス
リット3を刻成する。スリット間隔は例えば12mmとす
る。
Reference numeral 2 denotes a base plate made of wood plywood. In this embodiment, five layers of veneers are laminated and adhered to each other in different orientations of the fibers, and have a thickness of 6 mm. After the surface plate 1 and the base plate 2 are adhered to each other, the slits 3 are formed over substantially the entire thickness of the base plate 2. The slit interval is, for example, 12 mm.

【0017】台板2の下には例えば厚み4mmで、密度12
0g/m3ないし 1.6kg/m3の不織布マット5を主材とする
熱伝導性繊維マット4を配する。該不織布マット5は先
述のごとく熱伝導性金属繊維や遠赤外線放射性セラミッ
ク繊維等を繊維素材の一部ないし全部に採用することが
でき、また熱伝導性金属箔片や遠赤外線放射性セラミッ
クフレーク等を混入することもできる。不織布マット5
はその下面、あるいは更に上面に熱伝導性に優れるアル
ミニウム箔シート7、7'を添着する。添着手段について
は特定しないが、例えばアルミニウム箔シートと不織布
マットとをニードルパンチを用いて縫合したり、アルミ
ニウム箔シートと不織布マットとをホットメルト接着剤
で接着する等の手段を構ずる。これら表層材1、台板
2、熱伝導性繊維マット4を複合一体化したことによ
り、床材6が形成される。
Below the base plate 2, for example, a thickness of 4 mm and a density of 12
A thermally conductive fiber mat 4 mainly composed of a nonwoven fabric mat 5 of 0 g / m 3 to 1.6 kg / m 3 is provided. As described above, the nonwoven fabric mat 5 can employ a thermally conductive metal fiber or a far-infrared radiating ceramic fiber for a part or all of the fiber material, and a heat conductive metal foil piece or a far-infrared radiating ceramic flake. It can be mixed. Non-woven mat 5
Has aluminum foil sheets 7, 7 'having excellent thermal conductivity attached to the lower surface or the upper surface thereof. Although there is no particular limitation on the attaching means, for example, a means such as stitching the aluminum foil sheet and the nonwoven fabric mat using a needle punch, or bonding the aluminum foil sheet and the nonwoven fabric mat with a hot melt adhesive is used. The floor material 6 is formed by integrally integrating the surface material 1, the base plate 2, and the thermally conductive fiber mat 4.

【0018】前記アルミニウム箔シート7を添着した熱
伝導性繊維マット4の下位には、適宜必要に応じ、例え
ば合板よりなる捨張材8を配設する。先述したように熱
伝導性繊維マット4の直下に床暖房マット9を配した場
合、双方のマットによるクッション性の増大により、歩
行時等において床の沈み込みが生ずるケースがあるが、
前記捨張材8をその間に介在させることによりその弊害
を抑制することができ、また床暖房マット9の暖房機能
を保守、点検すべく床材6を剥離除去する際に、捨張材
8が介在すれば床暖房マット9の損傷も防げ、剥離も容
易となる。
Below the thermally conductive fiber mat 4 to which the aluminum foil sheet 7 is attached, a piling material 8 made of, for example, plywood is provided as needed. As described above, when the floor heating mat 9 is disposed immediately below the thermally conductive fiber mat 4, there is a case where the floor sinks during walking or the like due to an increase in cushioning property due to both mats.
The harmful effect can be suppressed by interposing the above-mentioned waste material 8 therebetween, and when the floor material 6 is peeled and removed in order to maintain and check the heating function of the floor heating mat 9, the waste material 8 is removed. With the interposition, the floor heating mat 9 can be prevented from being damaged and can be easily separated.

【0019】捨張材8の下位には、例えば密度 150kg/
m3ないし 400kg/m3のグラスウールマット9に一例とし
て通湯パイプ10を配し、更にグラスウールマット9の表
層 (上層) にアルミニウム箔11を添着した床暖房マット
12を配設する。
Below the waste material 8, for example, a density of 150 kg /
M 3 not arranged through the hot water pipe 10 by way of example in glass wool mat 9 of 400 kg / m 3, further floor heating mat impregnated with aluminum foil 11 on the surface layer (upper layer) of the glass wool mat 9
Arrange 12

【0020】以上の構成としたことにより、本発明にか
かる床材は防音機能を遮音等級でLL45 程度に維持する
ことができ、また床表面への熱の伝達を従来に比べ著し
く良好とすることができる。
With the above construction, the flooring material according to the present invention can maintain the sound insulation function at a sound insulation grade of about LL45, and can significantly improve the heat transfer to the floor surface as compared with the conventional case. Can be.

【0021】[0021]

【実施例】【Example】

〔加熱試験〕以下の構成、すなわち、表層材 (突板) 付
き台板/熱伝導性繊維マット (下面にアルミニウム箔添
着)/捨張材/床暖房マット の実施例構成、およ
び、表層材 (突板) 付き台板/通常の繊維マット (アル
ミニウム箔添着せず)/捨張材/床暖房マット の比
較例構成、について対比した。表層材表面にアルメル−
クロメル熱電対をセットし、起電力−温度変換した測温
経過を記録した。初期温度は15℃であり、80℃の温湯を
床暖房マットに通湯後表層材表面が27℃に到達する時間
を測定した。結果を表1、表2に示す。
[Heating test] Example configurations of the following configurations, that is, a base plate with a surface layer (veneer) / a thermally conductive fiber mat (with aluminum foil attached to the lower surface) / discarding material / floor heating mat, and a surface layer (veneer) ) The comparison was made for the comparative example configuration of the attached base plate / normal fiber mat (without aluminum foil adhering) / dispensing material / floor heating mat. Alumel on the surface of the surface material
A chromel thermocouple was set, and the temperature measurement progress after electromotive force-temperature conversion was recorded. The initial temperature was 15 ° C, and the time required for the surface material surface to reach 27 ° C after passing hot water at 80 ° C through the floor heating mat was measured. The results are shown in Tables 1 and 2.

【0022】〔熱耐久性試験〕上記各構成において、80
℃の温湯を8時間通湯した後4時間自然放冷し、これを
1サイクルとして 100サイクル (50時間) の熱耐久性試
験を実施し、表層材の状態、反り、うねり、ひび割れの
発生等について目視観察した。結果を表1、表2に示
す。
[Thermal Durability Test]
After passing through hot water at ℃ for 8 hours, let it cool naturally for 4 hours, and conduct 100 cycles (50 hours) of heat durability test as one cycle. Surface material condition, warpage, undulation, cracking, etc. Was visually observed. The results are shown in Tables 1 and 2.

【0023】〔遮音性試験〕上記各構成において、通湯
下におけるJIS A 1418で規定される方法による遮音性能
試験を実施した。結果を表1、表2に示す。
[Sound Insulation Test] In each of the above-described configurations, a sound insulation performance test was conducted under hot water by a method specified in JIS A 1418. The results are shown in Tables 1 and 2.

【0024】 〔表1〕 構成/試験 参考例1 参考例2 参考例3 ───────────────────────────────────構成 表層材付き台板 12mm厚 9mm 厚 同左 スリット形成 繊維マット なし ホ・リエステル 同左 アルミ 箔なし 捨張合板 なし 5.5mm 厚 9mm 厚 床暖房マット 12mm厚 同左 同左 通湯式加熱試験 27℃到達時間(分) 27 56 90熱耐久性試験 評価 異常なし 異常なし 異常なし遮音試験 LL 値 65 45 45[Table 1] Configuration / Test Reference Example 1 Reference Example 2 Reference Example 3 ──── structure surface layer material with base plate 12mm thick 9mm thick Same slit formed fiber mat without Hur Riesuteru Same aluminum foil No捨張plywood 5.5mm thickness 9mm thick floor heating mats 12mm thickness Same as at left Same as at left Tsuyushiki heating test 27 ° C. Arrival time (min) 27 56 90 Thermal durability test evaluation No abnormalities No abnormalities No abnormalities Sound insulation test LL value 65 45 45

【0025】 〔表2〕 構成/試験 実施例1 実施例2 実施例3 ───────────────────────────────────構成 表層材付き台板 9mm 厚 同左 同左 スリット形成 繊維マット ホ・リエステル/セラミック ホ・リエステル.セラミック ホ・リエステル. 鋼繊の の2層 の混紡(セラミック20%) 混紡 (鋼繊5%) 下面 アルミ箔25μ厚 下面 アルミ箔25μ厚 下面 アルミ箔25μ厚 捨張合板 5.5mm 厚 同左 同左 床暖房マット 12mm厚 同左 同左 通湯式加熱試験 27℃到達時間(分) 39 46 47熱耐久性試験 評価 異常なし 異常なし 異常なし遮音試験 LL 値 45 45 47[Table 2] Configuration / Test Example 1 Example 2 Example 3 ──── structure with the surface layer member bedplate 9mm thick Same as at left Same as at left slit formed fiber mat Hur Riesuteru / ceramic Hur Riesuteru. ceramic Hur Riesuteru. blend of two layers of steel fiber (ceramic 20%) blend (steel fiber 5 %) Bottom aluminum foil 25μ thickness Bottom aluminum foil 25μ thickness Bottom aluminum foil 25μ thickness Discarded plywood 5.5mm thickness Same as left Floor heating mat 12mm thickness Same as left Same as left Hot water heating test 27 ° C arrival time (min) 39 46 47 Thermal durability Test evaluation No abnormality No abnormality No abnormality No sound insulation test LL value 45 45 47

【0026】[0026]

【発明の効果】本発明における熱伝導性繊維マット複合
材を採用したものは、従来に比べ熱伝達に優れ、また防
音・防振機能を有するという効果を奏する。
According to the present invention, the heat conductive fiber mat composite material is excellent in heat transfer and has a soundproofing and vibrationproofing function as compared with the prior art.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief description of the drawings]

【図1】本発明の一実施例にかかる床暖房構造の部分分
解斜視図である。
FIG. 1 is a partially exploded perspective view of a floor heating structure according to an embodiment of the present invention.

【符号の説明】 1 ----表層材 2 ----台板 4 ----熱伝導性繊維マット 6 ----熱伝導性繊維マット複合材 7、7' ----アルミニウム箔シート 8 ----捨張材 12 ----床暖房マット[Description of Signs] 1 ---- Surface layer material 2 ---- Base plate 4 ---- Thermal conductive fiber mat 6 ---- Thermal conductive fiber mat composite material 7, 7 '---- Aluminum Foil sheet 8 ---- Waste material 12 ---- Floor heating mat

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Claims (1)

(57)【特許請求の範囲】(57) [Claims] 【請求項1】熱伝導性繊維マットの上位に複数層の木質
合板よりなり、該合板の底面側より上方向に向けて合板
の厚みの過半ないし全厚の深さにわたり多数のスリット
を刻成した台板と、更に上位に突板あるいは突板に複数
層の木質薄板を積層形成した木質表層材を配し、前記熱
伝導性繊維マットが、その一部ないし全部に熱伝導性繊
維および/または遠赤外線放射性繊維を有する有機質お
よび/または無機質繊維からなる不織布マットであり、
その片面または両面に金属箔よりなる熱伝導性シートを
添着してなることを特徴とする熱伝導性繊維マットを有
する複合床材。
Claims: 1. A plurality of layers of wood on a heat conductive fiber mat
Made of plywood, plywood facing upward from the bottom side of the plywood
Numerous slits over half or full thickness
On the base plate and the veneer or veneer
A wooden surface layer material formed by laminating a plurality of wooden thin plates,
The conductive fiber mat is partially or wholly
Organics with fibers and / or far-infrared radiation fibers
And / or a non-woven mat made of inorganic fibers,
A heat conductive sheet made of metal foil on one or both sides
Has a thermally conductive fiber mat characterized by being attached
Composite flooring.
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