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JP4958522B2
JP4958522B2 JP2006314161A JP2006314161A JP4958522B2 JP 4958522 B2 JP4958522 B2 JP 4958522B2 JP 2006314161 A JP2006314161 A JP 2006314161A JP 2006314161 A JP2006314161 A JP 2006314161A JP 4958522 B2 JP4958522 B2 JP 4958522B2
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この発明は、木造家屋の壁面に設けられる壁断熱構造に関する。   The present invention relates to a wall heat insulating structure provided on a wall surface of a wooden house.

従来、高気密性で高断熱な木造家屋が提供され、このような家屋の壁構造は、図5に示す家屋1のように内壁2の外側に防湿シート3が設けられ、防湿シート3の外側に断熱材4が設けられている。断熱材4の外側には通気路5が形成され、通気路5の外側には外壁6が設けられている。   Conventionally, a highly airtight and highly heat-insulated wooden house is provided, and the wall structure of such a house is provided with a moisture-proof sheet 3 on the outside of the inner wall 2 as in the house 1 shown in FIG. A heat insulating material 4 is provided. An air passage 5 is formed outside the heat insulating material 4, and an outer wall 6 is provided outside the air passage 5.

木造の家屋1の断熱材4としては、例えば安価な繊維系断熱材があり、繊維系断熱材を取り付ける方法として特許文献1に示す建物の壁体構造がある。この壁体構造は、内壁の外側に配置された内壁側防湿層と、この内壁防湿層の外側に配置された断熱材層と、断熱材層の外側に配置された外壁側防湿防水防風層と、この外壁側防湿防水防風層の外側に形成された通気層と、この通気層の外側に配置された外壁が設けられている。そして、断熱材層と、内壁側防湿層と外壁側防湿防水防風層は、断熱材層である繊維質マットの周囲を、内壁側防湿層と外壁側防湿防水防風層である防湿フィルムで覆うことにより、あらかじめ一体のマット部材に設けられている。外壁側防湿防水防風層の防湿フィルムは、断熱材層である繊維質マットよりも大きく形成されて耳部となっている。この建物の壁体構造の施工方法は、室外側から柱及び間柱との間に挿入し、耳部を柱及び間柱の背面側にステープル止め等の手段で固着する。更に、柱及び間柱の外側に釘等で打ち付けられた胴縁が配置され、この胴縁の更に外側に外壁を固着する。そして、この胴縁によって、外壁側防湿防水防風層と外壁との間に通気層が形成されるものである。   As the heat insulating material 4 of the wooden house 1, for example, there is an inexpensive fiber heat insulating material, and there is a building wall structure shown in Patent Document 1 as a method of attaching the fiber heat insulating material. The wall structure includes an inner wall-side moisture-proof layer arranged outside the inner wall, a heat insulating material layer arranged outside the inner wall moisture-proof layer, and an outer wall-side moisture-proof waterproof wind-proof layer arranged outside the heat insulating material layer. A ventilation layer formed on the outer side of the outer wall side moisture proof waterproof windproof layer and an outer wall disposed on the outer side of the ventilation layer are provided. And the heat insulating material layer, the inner wall side moisture proof layer and the outer wall side moisture proof waterproof windproof layer cover the periphery of the fiber mat which is the heat insulating material layer with the moisture barrier film which is the inner wall side moisture proof layer and the outer wall side moisture proof waterproof windproof layer. Thus, it is provided in advance on an integral mat member. The moisture-proof film of the outer wall side moisture-proof waterproof wind-proof layer is formed larger than the fiber mat that is the heat insulating material layer and serves as an ear part. In the construction method of the wall structure of the building, the wall is inserted between the columns and the studs from the outside, and the ears are fixed to the back side of the pillars and the studs by means such as stapling. Furthermore, a trunk edge struck with a nail or the like is arranged outside the pillar and the inter-column, and an outer wall is fixed to the outer side of the trunk edge. And by this trunk edge, a ventilation layer is formed between an outer wall side moisture-proof waterproof windproof layer and an outer wall.

また、断熱材の両側、つまり内壁と外壁の間に通気層が形成されるものも提案されている。例えば特許文献2に開示されている断熱構造は、断熱層の屋外側に遮熱空気層を介して外装材が取り付けられ、断熱層の屋内側に空間を介して内装材が取り付けられている。その他、断熱材の両側に通気層が形成されているものとして、特許文献3に開示されている住宅も提案されている。この構造は、断熱材の室内側の内方通気層と、室外側の外方通気層が設けられ、室内の温度が内方通気層と外方通気層の空気を暖めて上昇気流を起こし、小屋根裏部を温めて屋根の雪を溶かし、雪を落下させるようにしたものである。
特開2000−8508号公報 特開平11−71835号公報 特開2002−21371号公報
In addition, it has been proposed that a ventilation layer is formed on both sides of the heat insulating material, that is, between the inner wall and the outer wall. For example, in the heat insulating structure disclosed in Patent Document 2, an exterior material is attached to the outdoor side of the heat insulating layer via a heat insulating air layer, and an interior material is attached to the indoor side of the heat insulating layer via a space. In addition, a house disclosed in Patent Document 3 has been proposed as a ventilation layer formed on both sides of the heat insulating material. This structure is provided with an inner ventilation layer on the indoor side of the heat insulating material and an outer ventilation layer on the outdoor side, and the temperature in the room warms the air in the inner ventilation layer and the outer ventilation layer to cause an updraft, The small attic is heated to melt the snow on the roof and let the snow fall.
JP 2000-8508 A Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 11-71835 JP 2002-21371 A

上記従来の技術の特許文献1に開示された構造は、安価な繊維系断熱材を使用して施工性が良好であり、断熱材層中の結露を防止し断熱材層の寿命を長くすることができるが、繊維系断熱材を使用しているため、繊維系断熱材は発泡スチレン等の板状の断熱材に比べて断熱効果が劣るものであった。   The structure disclosed in Patent Document 1 of the above prior art has good workability using an inexpensive fiber-based heat insulating material, prevents condensation in the heat insulating material layer, and extends the life of the heat insulating material layer. However, since a fiber-based heat insulating material is used, the fiber-based heat insulating material is inferior in heat insulating effect compared to a plate-shaped heat insulating material such as foamed styrene.

また、特許文献2に開示された構造は、断熱層が押出発泡スチレン系樹脂で構成され、断熱効果が比較的高いがコストが高いものである。特許文献3に開示された構造は、断熱材の両側に内方通気層と外方通気層が設けられ、上昇気流が起きているため室内の熱が逃げやすく、室温を一定に保つことが難しかった。   In the structure disclosed in Patent Document 2, the heat insulating layer is made of an extruded foamed styrene resin, and the heat insulating effect is relatively high, but the cost is high. In the structure disclosed in Patent Document 3, an inner ventilation layer and an outer ventilation layer are provided on both sides of the heat insulating material, and an upward air flow is generated, so that heat in the room can easily escape and it is difficult to keep the room temperature constant. It was.

この発明は、上記従来の技術の問題点に鑑みてなされたものであり、施工が簡単で安価であり、繊維系断熱材の最も重要な部位とされる防湿層の保護を確実にし、高い断熱効果を有する壁断熱構造を提供することを目的とする。   The present invention has been made in view of the above-mentioned problems of the prior art, is simple and inexpensive to construct, ensures the protection of the moisture-proof layer, which is the most important part of the fiber-based heat insulating material, and has high heat insulation. It aims at providing the wall heat insulation structure which has an effect.

本発明は、在来の軸組工法により建築される木造家屋の壁の断熱構造であって、室内に面する内壁と、前記内壁の室外側に設けられた静止空気部と、前記静止空気部の外側に配置され一方の面に防湿シートが設けられた繊維系断熱材から成る断熱マットと、前記断熱マットの外側に設けられた通気部と、前記通気部の外側に設けられた外壁が設けられ、前記内壁と前記断熱マットの間の前記静止空気部は、前記防湿シートが前記断熱マットの周縁部から延出して四方に設けられた耳部が、前記静止空気部の四方の周囲に位置した防湿シート押え縁により前記木造家屋の軸部材に固定され、前記耳部により囲まれて閉鎖された静止空気層となる壁断熱構造である。前記静止空気部の壁厚方向の幅は、40mm以下10mm以上、好ましくは30mm以下20mm以上である。 The present invention is a heat insulating structure of a wall of a wooden house constructed by a conventional frame construction method, an inner wall facing the room, a still air part provided on the outdoor side of the inner wall, and the still air part a heat insulating mat made of fiber-based insulation chamber on one side are arranged outside the moisture-proof sheet provided with a vent which is provided in the chamber outside of the insulating mat, it is provided in the chamber outside of the vent portion the outer wall is provided, the static air portion between the insulating mat and the inner wall, the moisture-proof sheet is heat insulating ear portions provided on four sides extending from the peripheral edge of the mat, square the still air unit It is a wall heat insulation structure which becomes a still air layer which is fixed to the shaft member of the wooden house by a moisture-proof sheet presser edge located around and closed by the ear portion . The width of the still air portion in the wall thickness direction is 40 mm or less and 10 mm or more, preferably 30 mm or less and 20 mm or more.

前記断熱マットは、板状に形成された繊維系断熱材であるグラスウールと、前記グラスウールの一方の側面に取り付けられ前記グラスウール表面よりも全体的に少し大きい防湿シートと、前記グラスウールの反対側の側面に取り付けられ前記グラスウールの側面と、この側面に連続する4つの端面を覆って前記防湿シートに接合された裏面フィルムが設けられ、前記防湿シートの周縁部は前記グラスウールの側方に延出して耳部となり、前記耳部が前記防湿シート押え縁により前記木造家屋の軸部材に取り付けられ固定されて前記静止空気部を密閉しているものである。   The heat insulating mat is a glass wool that is a fiber-based heat insulating material formed in a plate shape, a moisture-proof sheet that is attached to one side surface of the glass wool and is slightly larger than the glass wool surface, and a side surface opposite to the glass wool. A side film of the glass wool, and a back film that covers the four end surfaces continuous to the side surface and is joined to the moisture-proof sheet, and a peripheral edge of the moisture-proof sheet extends to the side of the glass wool and The ear portion is attached to and fixed to the shaft member of the wooden house by the moisture-proof sheet pressing edge to seal the static air portion.

前記断熱マットは、前記裏面フィルムが室外側に向き、前記防湿シートが室内側に向くようにセットされ、下方に位置する前記耳部は、床下地材と前記防湿シート押え縁により挟まれて係止され、上方に位置する前記耳部は、胴差と防湿シート押え縁に挟まれて係止され、縦方向に位置する一対の前記耳部は、柱または間柱と防湿シート押え縁に挟まれて係止されている。   The heat insulating mat is set so that the back film faces the outdoor side and the moisture-proof sheet faces the indoor side, and the ear portion positioned below is engaged with the floor base material and the moisture-proof sheet pressing edge. The ear portion positioned above and sandwiched between the trunk difference and the moisture-proof sheet presser edge is locked and the pair of ear portions positioned in the vertical direction is sandwiched between the pillar or the intermediate column and the moisture-proof sheet presser edge. Are locked.

前記静止空気部は、防湿シート押え縁がスペーサとなり一定の幅となるものである。また、前記断熱マットの外側に付加断熱材が積層され、この付加断熱材に通気部を挟んで前記外壁が設けられている。   The still air part has a moisture-proof sheet presser edge as a spacer and has a constant width. Further, an additional heat insulating material is laminated on the outer side of the heat insulating mat, and the outer wall is provided on the additional heat insulating material with a ventilation portion interposed therebetween.

本発明の壁断熱構造は、安価な繊維系断熱材を使用して、高い断熱効果を有するものである。さらに、構造が簡単で施工が容易であり、確実に防湿性を確保及び維持を図ることも可能なものである。   The wall heat insulating structure of the present invention has a high heat insulating effect by using an inexpensive fiber heat insulating material. Furthermore, the structure is simple and construction is easy, and it is also possible to ensure and maintain moisture resistance.

以下、この発明の実施形態について図面に基づいて説明する。図1〜図3はこの発明の第一実施形態を示すもので、この実施形態の壁断熱構造10は、図1に示すように地面に布基礎12が設けられ、布基礎12の上面に基礎パッキン14を介して土台16が設けられ、軸組在来工法により建築される。   Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. 1 to 3 show a first embodiment of the present invention. A wall heat insulating structure 10 according to this embodiment is provided with a fabric foundation 12 on the ground as shown in FIG. A base 16 is provided through the packing 14 and is constructed by a conventional shaft construction method.

土台16にはほぼ水平に構造用合板である厚い気密面材20が貼り付けられ、土台16の側縁には気密面材20と等しい厚さの細長い端部位置決め材18が固定されている。気密面材20の裏面であって、土台16やその他の水平部材で囲まれた部分には、発泡樹脂板や繊維系断熱材のマット等による大引き間断熱材22が設けられている。   A thick airtight face material 20, which is a structural plywood, is affixed almost horizontally to the base 16, and an elongated end positioning material 18 having a thickness equal to that of the airtight face material 20 is fixed to a side edge of the base 16. On the back surface of the airtight surface member 20 and surrounded by the base 16 and other horizontal members, a large draw insulating material 22 made of a foamed resin plate or a mat of fiber-based heat insulating material is provided.

土台16には、図2に示すように、ほぼ垂直に複数本の柱26が設けられ、柱26と柱26の間には、間柱28が一定間隔で複数本、互いに平行に設けられている。柱26、間柱28の上には胴差30が設けられている。胴差30の上には、家屋の2階部分を形成する柱26と間柱28が設けられている。2階部分の柱26の上には桁32が設けられ、桁32の上には図示しない屋根構造が設けられている。   As shown in FIG. 2, the base 16 is provided with a plurality of pillars 26 substantially vertically, and between the pillars 26, a plurality of spacers 28 are provided in parallel with each other at regular intervals. . A trunk difference 30 is provided on the pillars 26 and the inter-posts 28. On the trunk difference 30, a column 26 and an inter-column 28 forming the second floor portion of the house are provided. A girder 32 is provided on the pillar 26 of the second floor portion, and a roof structure (not shown) is provided on the girder 32.

柱26と間柱28の間には、断熱マット34が取り付けられている。断熱マット34は、図3に示すように繊維系断熱材であるグラスウール36が薄い矩形状に整えられて設けられ、グラスウール36の一方の側面36aには、グラスウール36よりも少し大きい防湿シート38が取り付けられている。防湿シート38はポリエチレンフィルムで作られ、防湿シート38の周縁部はグラスウール36よりも側方に位置する耳部40となり、耳部40はグラスウール36の外周を一周している。グラスウール36の反対側の側面36bには、裏面フィルム42が取り付けられている。裏面フィルム42は、ポリエチレンフィルムに複数の小さい透孔が設けられたものであり、グラスウール36の側面36bと、側面36bに連続する4つの面を覆って防湿シート38に溶着又は接着されている。裏面フィルム42は、多数の微細孔を有し、グラスウール36から成る断熱層内に侵入した水蒸気の排出性を備える。   A heat insulating mat 34 is attached between the columns 26 and the inter-columns 28. As shown in FIG. 3, the heat insulating mat 34 is provided with glass wool 36 that is a fiber-based heat insulating material arranged in a thin rectangular shape, and a moisture-proof sheet 38 that is slightly larger than the glass wool 36 is provided on one side surface 36 a of the glass wool 36. It is attached. The moisture-proof sheet 38 is made of a polyethylene film, and the peripheral part of the moisture-proof sheet 38 becomes an ear part 40 located on the side of the glass wool 36, and the ear part 40 makes a round around the outer periphery of the glass wool 36. A back film 42 is attached to the opposite side surface 36 b of the glass wool 36. The back film 42 is a polyethylene film provided with a plurality of small through holes, and is welded or bonded to the moisture-proof sheet 38 so as to cover the side surface 36b of the glass wool 36 and the four surfaces continuous to the side surface 36b. The back film 42 has a large number of fine holes and has a capability of discharging water vapor that has entered the heat insulating layer made of glass wool 36.

断熱マット34は、裏面フィルム42が室外側に向き、防湿シート38が室内側に向くようにセットされている。図1に示すように、施工状態で下方に位置する耳部40は、気密面材20に沿って室内側に折り曲げられ、折り曲げられた部分に防湿シート押え縁44が上方から載せられて設けられ、防湿シート押え縁44と気密面材20に挟まれて固定されている。防湿シート押え縁44の室内側には、気密面材20に沿って床材46が設けられ、床材46と防湿シート押え縁44で形成される角部には内壁48が設けられている。そして、防湿シート押え縁44には、上方から釘が打ち込まれ、貫通して気密面材20に達し、土台16に固定されている。さらに、防湿シート押え縁44は内装下地材として用いられ、内壁48の室内側の下端部に、巾木49が床材46に沿って設けられ、巾木49には釘が打ち込まれて、内壁48を貫通し、防湿シート押え縁44に達し固定されている。   The heat insulating mat 34 is set so that the back film 42 faces the outdoor side and the moisture-proof sheet 38 faces the indoor side. As shown in FIG. 1, the ear | edge part 40 located in the downward direction in a construction state is bend | folded indoors along the airtight surface material 20, and the moisture-proof sheet pressing edge 44 is mounted from the upper part in the bent part. The moistureproof sheet pressing edge 44 and the airtight surface member 20 are sandwiched and fixed. On the indoor side of the moisture-proof sheet pressing edge 44, a floor material 46 is provided along the airtight surface material 20, and an inner wall 48 is provided at a corner formed by the floor material 46 and the moisture-proof sheet pressing edge 44. A nail is driven into the moisture-proof sheet presser edge 44 from above, penetrates the airtight face material 20, and is fixed to the base 16. Further, the moisture-proof sheet presser edge 44 is used as an interior base material, and a baseboard 49 is provided along the floor material 46 at the lower end portion on the indoor side of the inner wall 48, and nails are driven into the baseboard 49. 48, reaches the moisture-proof sheet pressing edge 44 and is fixed.

断熱マット34の上方に位置する耳部40は、胴差30に沿って室内側に折り曲げられ、折り曲げられた部分は、防湿シート押え縁50が下方から当接し、防湿シート押え縁50と胴差30に挟まれて係止されている。防湿シート押え縁50の室内側には内壁48の上端縁部が当接し、内壁48の室外側には、廻り縁52が取り付けられている。廻り縁52には釘が打ち込まれ、内壁48を貫通して防湿シート押え縁50に達し、固定されている。廻り縁52の上には天井材54が設けられている。   The ear portion 40 located above the heat insulating mat 34 is folded inward along the trunk difference 30, and the bent portion abuts the moistureproof sheet presser edge 50 from below, so that the moistureproof sheet presser edge 50 and the trunk difference are in contact with each other. 30 is sandwiched and locked. An upper end edge portion of the inner wall 48 abuts on the indoor side of the moisture-proof sheet pressing edge 50, and a surrounding edge 52 is attached to the outer side of the inner wall 48. A nail is driven into the peripheral edge 52, passes through the inner wall 48, reaches the moisture-proof sheet pressing edge 50, and is fixed. A ceiling material 54 is provided on the surrounding edge 52.

断熱マット34の縦方向に位置する両側の耳部40は、図2に示すように柱26または間柱28の室内側面に沿って延出し、柱26または間柱28に沿う部分に防湿シート押え縁58が室内側から当接して設けられ、防湿シート押え縁58と柱26または間柱28に挟まれて係止されている。隣接する一対の断熱マット34の耳部40が互いに重なる場合は、互いに重ねた状態で間柱28と防湿シート押え縁58に挟んで係止される。防湿シート押え縁58は内壁48の室外側面に当接し、後述する静止空気部56を形成するためのスペーサとして、及び内壁48の固定部としても機能している。そして、内壁48から防湿シート押え縁58に釘を打って固定する。   As shown in FIG. 2, the ear portions 40 on both sides positioned in the longitudinal direction of the heat insulating mat 34 extend along the interior side surface of the pillar 26 or the inter-post 28, and the moisture-proof sheet presser edge 58 is formed along the pillar 26 or the inter-post 28. Is provided in contact with the interior side, and is sandwiched and locked between the moisture-proof sheet pressing edge 58 and the column 26 or the inter-column 28. When the ear portions 40 of a pair of adjacent heat insulating mats 34 are overlapped with each other, they are sandwiched and locked between the intermediate post 28 and the moisture-proof sheet pressing edge 58 in a state of being overlapped with each other. The moisture-proof sheet pressing edge 58 abuts on the outdoor side surface of the inner wall 48 and functions as a spacer for forming a static air portion 56 described later and as a fixing portion for the inner wall 48. Then, nails are struck from the inner wall 48 to the moisture-proof sheet pressing edge 58 and fixed.

断熱マット34と内壁48の間には、防湿シート押え縁44,50、58の巾を開けた空間である静止空気部56が設けられる。静止空気部56は、柱26と内壁48、断熱マット34の防湿シート38で囲まれて閉鎖され、空気の移動や対流がなく、静止状態となっている。静止空気部56の厚みは例えば30mm以下20mm以上に設定する。静止空気部56の厚みが例えば45mm以上の厚いものにすると、静止空気部56内で空気の対流が起きやすく断熱性が低下して好ましくなく、20mmより薄いと後述する電気配線施工性や断熱マット34の防湿層への保護効果が低くなる。   Between the heat insulating mat 34 and the inner wall 48, a still air portion 56 that is a space in which the widths of the moisture-proof sheet pressing edges 44, 50, and 58 are opened is provided. The stationary air portion 56 is closed by being surrounded by the pillar 26, the inner wall 48, and the moisture-proof sheet 38 of the heat insulating mat 34, and is in a stationary state without air movement or convection. The thickness of the static air part 56 is set to 30 mm or less and 20 mm or more, for example. If the thickness of the static air portion 56 is, for example, thicker than 45 mm, air convection easily occurs in the static air portion 56 and the heat insulation performance is deteriorated. The protective effect to 34 moisture-proof layers becomes low.

柱26と間柱28の室外側には、常用されている図示しない防水透湿シートが設けられ、外壁下地胴縁60が取り付けられ、外壁下地胴縁60の外側には外壁62が設けられている。柱26または間柱28に取り付けられた断熱マット34と外壁62との間には、外壁下地胴縁60の巾を開けて通気部64が設けられる。通気部64は、布基礎12近傍から屋根構造に達して外気に開放されている。   A commonly used waterproof and moisture permeable sheet (not shown) is provided on the outdoor side of the pillars 26 and 28, and an outer wall base drum edge 60 is attached. An outer wall 62 is provided outside the outer wall base drum edge 60. . A ventilation portion 64 is provided between the heat insulating mat 34 attached to the column 26 or the intermediate column 28 and the outer wall 62 by opening the width of the outer wall base barrel edge 60. The ventilation portion 64 reaches the roof structure from the vicinity of the fabric foundation 12 and is open to the outside air.

この実施形態の壁断熱構造10によれば、繊維系断熱材の断熱マット34と内壁48の間に静止空気部56が設けられ、静止空気部56は静止空気層として高い断熱効果があり、低いコストで外気温の変化の影響を抑え、室内の温度を一定に保ち、少ない光熱費で快適な環境にすることができる。特に、静止空気部56の、壁厚方向の幅を、30mm以下とすることで静止状態の空気層となり、空気は熱伝導率が低いことから高い断熱効果を得ることができる。また、通常の在来木造構造と施工工数がほとんど変わらず、特別な部品や工程が不要で、施工性が良好である。   According to the wall heat insulating structure 10 of this embodiment, the static air portion 56 is provided between the heat insulating mat 34 and the inner wall 48 of the fiber heat insulating material, and the static air portion 56 has a high heat insulating effect as a static air layer and is low. It is possible to suppress the influence of changes in the outside air temperature with the cost, to keep the indoor temperature constant, and to make a comfortable environment with low utility costs. In particular, when the width of the still air portion 56 in the wall thickness direction is 30 mm or less, a static air layer is formed, and air has a low thermal conductivity, so that a high heat insulating effect can be obtained. In addition, the ordinary conventional wooden structure and construction man-hours are almost the same, no special parts or processes are required, and workability is good.

また、内壁48と断熱マット34の間に静止空気部56が設けられていることにより、内壁48に釘等を打っても断熱マット34の防湿シート38に届かないため、防湿シート38に孔を開けたり破損したりすることが無く、防湿性を維持し、壁体内結露の発生を抑え、グラスウール36の断熱性を維持することができる。防湿シート押え縁50,58が内壁48の室外側に位置しているため、グラスウール36の施工で問題となっている防湿層の保護について、釘を防湿シート押え縁50,58と一致する位置に打つことにより、防湿シート38を破損せず、また確実に釘を固定することが出来る。   Further, since the static air portion 56 is provided between the inner wall 48 and the heat insulating mat 34, even if a nail or the like is hit on the inner wall 48, it does not reach the moistureproof sheet 38 of the heat insulating mat 34. Without being opened or damaged, moisture resistance can be maintained, occurrence of dew condensation in the wall can be suppressed, and heat insulation of the glass wool 36 can be maintained. Since the moisture-proof sheet presser edges 50 and 58 are located outside the inner wall 48, the nail is positioned to coincide with the moisture-proof sheet presser edges 50 and 58 for protection of the moisture-proof layer which is a problem in the construction of the glass wool 36. By hitting, the moisture-proof sheet 38 is not damaged, and the nail can be fixed securely.

防湿シート押え縁50,58を、内壁48や巾木49、廻り縁52を釘で打つときの下地材とすることもできる。内壁48が防湿シート押え縁50,58に固定されることから、内壁48を強度のあるものを使用すると、受材タイプの耐力壁として扱われ、耐力性能の向上につながる。例えば、防湿シート押え縁50,58の寸法を30mm×40mm以上にすると、一定の耐力壁としての基準を満たすことができる。   The moisture-proof sheet presser edges 50 and 58 can be used as a base material when the inner wall 48, the baseboard 49, and the peripheral edge 52 are nailed. Since the inner wall 48 is fixed to the moisture-proof sheet presser edges 50 and 58, if the inner wall 48 is strong, the inner wall 48 is treated as a bearing-type bearing wall, which leads to an improvement in the bearing performance. For example, when the dimensions of the moisture-proof sheet pressing edges 50 and 58 are set to 30 mm × 40 mm or more, the standard as a certain load-bearing wall can be satisfied.

さらに、防湿シート押え縁58は、内装下地材を兼ねることができ、部材の効率的使用が可能となる。   Furthermore, the moisture-proof sheet pressing edge 58 can also serve as an interior base material, and the member can be used efficiently.

その他、防湿シート押え縁44,50、58による静止空気部56があるため、スイッチボックスやコンセントボックスの取り付け工事や配線が容易であり、スイッチボックスやコンセントボックス用の気密材を被せることにより、確実な気密性能を得ることもできる。また、断熱マット34のグラスウール36は安価であり、グラスウール36の断熱性能を少々上げて静止空気部56の静止空気の層で断熱効果を加えることにより、プラスチック系断熱材による断熱工法に比べて断熱性能がよくなり、コストダウンと断熱性能の向上を同時に図ることが出来る。   In addition, the installation of the switch box and outlet box and wiring are easy because there is a static air part 56 by the moistureproof sheet presser edges 44, 50, and 58. By covering the switch box and outlet box with an airtight material, it is ensured. It is also possible to obtain an airtight performance. Further, the glass wool 36 of the heat insulating mat 34 is inexpensive, and the heat insulating performance of the glass wool 36 is slightly increased and a heat insulating effect is added by the layer of the static air of the static air portion 56, so that the heat insulating method is compared with the heat insulating method using the plastic heat insulating material. The performance is improved and the cost reduction and the heat insulation performance can be improved at the same time.

次にこの発明の第二実施形態について図4に基づいて説明する。なお、ここで、上記実施形態と同様の部材は同様の符号を付して説明を省略する。この実施形態の壁断熱構造66は、複数本の柱26が設けられ、柱26と柱26の間には間柱28が一定間隔で複数本設けられている。そして、柱26と間柱28の間には、断熱マット34が取り付けられている。断熱マット34は、図3に示すようにグラスウール36が防湿シート38と裏面フィルム42で覆われ、グラスウール36の周囲に耳部40が一周して設けられている。   Next, a second embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIG. Here, the same members as those in the above embodiment are denoted by the same reference numerals, and the description thereof is omitted. In the wall heat insulating structure 66 of this embodiment, a plurality of pillars 26 are provided, and a plurality of intermediate pillars 28 are provided between the pillars 26 at regular intervals. A heat insulating mat 34 is attached between the columns 26 and the inter-columns 28. As shown in FIG. 3, the heat insulating mat 34 has glass wool 36 covered with a moisture-proof sheet 38 and a back film 42, and an ear 40 is provided around the glass wool 36.

断熱マット34は、裏面フィルム42を室外側に向け、防湿シート38が室内側に向くようにセットされている。断熱マット34の全周の耳部40は、防湿シート押え縁58等により室内側で当接して固定されている。防湿シート押え縁58の室内側には内壁48が設けられ、断熱マット34と内壁48の間には、防湿シート押え縁58等の巾を開けた空間である静止空気部56が設けられている。   The heat insulating mat 34 is set so that the back film 42 faces the outdoor side and the moisture-proof sheet 38 faces the indoor side. The ears 40 on the entire circumference of the heat insulating mat 34 are fixed in contact with the interior side by a moisture-proof sheet pressing edge 58 or the like. An inner wall 48 is provided on the indoor side of the moisture-proof sheet pressing edge 58, and a static air portion 56, which is a space having a wide width such as the moisture-proof sheet pressing edge 58, is provided between the heat insulating mat 34 and the inner wall 48. .

また、柱26と間柱28の室外側には、板状グラスウールによる付加断熱材68が取り付けられている。付加断熱材68の素材や形態は自由に選択可能である。付加断熱材68の室外側には外壁下地胴縁60が取り付けられ、外壁下地胴縁60の外側には外壁62が設けられている。付加断熱材68と外壁62の間には、外壁下地胴縁60の巾を開けて通気性の空間である通気部64が設けられる。通気部64は、布基礎12近傍から屋根構造に達して外気に開放されている。   Further, an additional heat insulating material 68 made of plate-like glass wool is attached to the outdoor sides of the columns 26 and the inter-columns 28. The material and form of the additional heat insulating material 68 can be freely selected. An outer wall base drum edge 60 is attached to the outdoor side of the additional heat insulating material 68, and an outer wall 62 is provided outside the outer wall base drum edge 60. Between the additional heat insulating material 68 and the outer wall 62, a ventilation portion 64 that is a breathable space by opening the width of the outer wall base trunk edge 60 is provided. The ventilation portion 64 reaches the roof structure from the vicinity of the fabric foundation 12 and is open to the outside air.

この実施形態の壁断熱構造66によれば、上記実施形態と同様に静止空気部56内に静止空気層が設けられているため断熱効果が高く、外気温の変化の影響を抑え、室内の温度を一定に保ち、少ない光熱費で快適な環境にすることができる。さらに、断熱マット34の室外側に付加断熱材68が設けられているため、より断熱性を向上させることができる。   According to the wall heat insulation structure 66 of this embodiment, since the still air layer is provided in the still air portion 56 as in the above embodiment, the heat insulation effect is high, the influence of changes in the outside air temperature is suppressed, and the indoor temperature Can be maintained at a constant level, and a comfortable environment can be achieved with low utility costs. Furthermore, since the additional heat insulating material 68 is provided on the outdoor side of the heat insulating mat 34, the heat insulating property can be further improved.

なお、この発明の壁断熱構造は、上記各実施形態に限定されず、各部材の形状や数、厚み、素材等適宜変更可能であり、例えば断熱マットの防湿シートや裏面フィルム、繊維系断熱材の素材等は適宜変更可能である。施工の順番等も自由に設定可能である。また、いろいろな構造の家屋に用いることができる。   In addition, the wall heat insulation structure of this invention is not limited to each said embodiment, The shape, the number, thickness, a raw material, etc. of each member can be changed suitably, for example, the moisture-proof sheet | seat of a heat insulation mat, a back film, a fiber type heat insulating material These materials can be changed as appropriate. The order of construction can be set freely. It can also be used for houses with various structures.

この発明の第一実施形態の壁断熱構造の縦断面図である。It is a longitudinal cross-sectional view of the wall heat insulation structure of 1st embodiment of this invention. この実施形態の壁断熱構造の横断面図である。It is a cross-sectional view of the wall heat insulation structure of this embodiment. この実施形態の壁断熱構造の断熱マットの部分破断斜視図である。It is a partially broken perspective view of the heat insulation mat of the wall heat insulation structure of this embodiment. この発明の第二実施形態の壁断熱構造の縦断面図である。It is a longitudinal cross-sectional view of the wall heat insulation structure of 2nd embodiment of this invention. 従来の技術の壁断熱構造の縦断面図である。It is a longitudinal cross-sectional view of the wall insulation structure of a prior art.

符号の説明Explanation of symbols

10 壁断熱構造
20 気密面材
26 柱
28 間柱
30 胴差
34 断熱マット
36 グラスウール
38 防湿シート
40 耳部
42 裏面フィルム
44,50、58 防湿シート押え縁
46 床材
48 内壁
52 廻り縁
56 静止空気部
62 外壁
64 通気部
DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 Wall heat insulation structure 20 Airtight surface material 26 Column 28 Intermediary column 30 Body difference 34 Heat insulation mat 36 Glass wool 38 Moisture-proof sheet 40 Ear part 42 Back surface films 44, 50, 58 Moisture-proof sheet pressing edge 46 Floor material 48 Inner wall 52 Circumference edge 56 Still air part 62 Outer wall 64 Ventilation part

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軸組工法により建築される木造家屋の壁の断熱構造において、室内に面する内壁と、前記内壁の室外側に設けられた静止空気部と、前記静止空気部の外側に配置され一方の面に防湿シートが設けられた繊維系断熱材から成る断熱マットと、前記断熱マットの外側に設けられた通気部と、前記通気部の外側に設けられた外壁が設けられ、前記内壁と前記断熱マットの間の前記静止空気部は、前記防湿シートが前記断熱マットの周縁部から延出して四方に設けられた耳部が、前記静止空気部の四方の周囲に位置した防湿シート押え縁により前記木造家屋の軸部材に固定され、前記耳部により囲まれて閉鎖された静止空気層となることを特徴とする壁断熱構造。 In the heat insulating structure of the walls of wooden houses which are building the framing method, an inner wall facing the chamber, a stationary air portion provided on the outdoor side of the inner wall, the one surface is the chamber disposed outside of the stationary air unit the heat insulating mat moisture sheet consists of fiber-based heat insulating material provided, wherein a heat insulating vent the chamber provided outside of the mat, the outer wall which is provided in the chamber outside of the vent is provided, and the inner wall the still air portion between the heat-insulating mat, wherein the moisture-proof sheet is heat insulating ear portions provided on four sides extending from the peripheral edge of the mat, the moisture-proof sheet presser edge located around the four sides of the stationary air unit The wall heat insulating structure is characterized in that it becomes a still air layer that is fixed to the shaft member of the wooden house and closed by the ear portion . 前記静止空気部の壁厚方向の幅は、40mm以下10mm以上であることを特徴とする請求項1記載の壁断熱構造。   The wall heat insulating structure according to claim 1, wherein a width of the still air portion in a wall thickness direction is 40 mm or less and 10 mm or more. 前記断熱マットは、板状に形成された繊維系断熱材であるグラスウールと、前記グラスウールの一方の側面に取り付けられ前記グラスウール表面よりも全体的に少し大きい防湿シートと、前記グラスウールの反対側の側面に取り付けられ前記グラスウールの側面と、この側面に連続する4つの端面を覆って前記防湿シートに接合された裏面フィルムが設けられ、前記防湿シートの周縁部は前記グラスウールの側方に延出して耳部となり、前記耳部が前記防湿シート押え縁により前記木造家屋の軸部材に取り付けられ固定されて前記静止空気部を密閉していることを特徴とする請求項1記載の壁断熱構造。   The heat insulating mat is a glass wool that is a fiber-based heat insulating material formed in a plate shape, a moisture-proof sheet that is attached to one side surface of the glass wool and is slightly larger than the glass wool surface, and a side surface opposite to the glass wool. A side film of the glass wool, and a back film that covers the four end surfaces continuous to the side surface and is joined to the moisture-proof sheet, and a peripheral edge of the moisture-proof sheet extends to the side of the glass wool and 2. The wall heat insulating structure according to claim 1, wherein the ear portion is attached and fixed to a shaft member of the wooden house by the moisture-proof sheet pressing edge to seal the static air portion. 前記断熱マットは、前記裏面フィルムが室外側に向き、前記防湿シートが室内側に向くようにセットされ、下方に位置する前記耳部は、床下地材と前記防湿シート押え縁により挟まれて係止され、上方に位置する前記耳部は、胴差と防湿シート押え縁に挟まれて係止され、縦方向に位置する一対の前記耳部は、柱または間柱と防湿シート押え縁に挟まれて係止されていることを特徴とする請求項3記載の壁断熱構造。   The heat insulating mat is set so that the back film faces the outdoor side and the moisture-proof sheet faces the indoor side, and the ear portion positioned below is engaged with the floor base material and the moisture-proof sheet pressing edge. The ear portion positioned above and sandwiched between the trunk difference and the moisture-proof sheet presser edge is locked and the pair of ear portions positioned in the vertical direction is sandwiched between the pillar or the intermediate column and the moisture-proof sheet presser edge. The wall heat insulating structure according to claim 3, wherein the wall heat insulating structure is locked. 前記静止空気部は、防湿シート押え縁がスペーサとなり一定の幅となることを特徴とする請求項4記載の壁断熱構造。   The wall heat insulating structure according to claim 4, wherein the still air portion has a moisture-proof sheet pressing edge as a spacer and has a constant width. 前記断熱マットの外側に付加断熱材が積層され、この付加断熱材に通気部を挟んで前記外壁が設けられていることを特徴とする請求項3記載の壁断熱構造。   4. The wall heat insulating structure according to claim 3, wherein an additional heat insulating material is laminated on an outer side of the heat insulating mat, and the outer wall is provided on the additional heat insulating material with a ventilation portion interposed therebetween.
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