Resin Knockdown House
AssigneeYugenkaisha Japan Tsusyo
InventorKatsuyuki Kitagawa
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Abstract
A foamed resin knockdown house in which recesses are provided in opposite end surfaces of adjacent resin segment pieces, reinforcing members are accommodated in closed spaces defined by the opposite pairs of recesses to join together the adjacent segment pieces. Thus, the house is assembled, forming a living space inside. The foamed resin knockdown houses may have inside spaces of various forms depending on the purpose for which they are used.
Claims21
A foamed resin knockdown house comprising:
- a plurality of segment pieces made of a foamed resin provided with a recess on each end face, wherein a pair of opposing recesses in any two adjacent segment pieces out of the plurality of segment pieces defines a closed space;
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- a plurality of reinforcing members each adapted to be accommodated in the closed space to join the adjacent segment pieces to each other, whereby
- the foamed resin knockdown house is adapted to be assembled to define a space inside thereof.
A foamed resin knockdown house comprising a plurality of segment pieces made of a foamed resin adapted to be assembled and bonded together to form a space enclosed thereby, wherein the knockdown house includes a plurality of structural units, each structural unit including;
- a group of segment pieces, among the plurality of segment pieces, each having first ends along a first direction and seconds ends bridged by the first ends along a second direction, the first ends each being provided with a first recess extending along each first end and the second ends each being provided with a second recess extending along each second end, wherein
- any two adjacent segment pieces of the group of segment pieces whose first ends face to each other, when assembled and bonded to each other, define a first closed space by the first recesses;
- a first reinforcing member adapted to be accommodated in each of the first closed spaces defined by any two adjacent segment pieces of the group of segment pieces;
- a second reinforcing member adapted to be accommodated in each of the second recesses along each second end of the segment pieces of the group of segment pieces;
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- a joint member adapted to join at least one first reinforcing member with at least one second reinforcing member, wherein
- the plurality of the structural units, when joined with and bonded to each other, provide a house having a space inside thereof.
A method of assembling a plurality of pieces of a dome made of a foamed resin to build a house, the method comprising:
- providing a plurality of reinforcing members extending along meridian circles of the dome to define a plurality of wall-forming spaces between any two adjacent reinforcing members;
- sequentially installing in each of the plurality of wall-forming spaces at least two pieces of a dome, including an upper section and a lower section;
- when a last wall-forming space is closed, providing a door member including at least two parts divided in the direction to right and left each having an outer end face and an inner end face, and fixing the outer end faces of the at least two parts to opposing reinforcing members to form a doorway space in an open space defined between the door members;
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- providing a door in the doorway space.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.