Housing panel, method for manufacturing housing panel and house using panel
AssigneeUeki House Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorTadashi Ueki
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Abstract
To provide a housing panel, a method for manufacturing the housing panel and a house using the housing panel that is high in quality with satisfactory heat insulating effect and low in manufacture cost, a housing panel for fitting with and closing a space surrounded by frame members such as columns, bases, lintels, tie beams, struts and rafters of a house. Outer members provided with grooves for fitting with a flat plate are arranged at least on both sides of the flat plate, and heat insulating material is provided in a space portion defined by the flat plate and the outer members.
Claims20
A housing panel for fitting with and closing a space surrounded by frame members of a house, comprising:
- outer members provided with grooves;
- and
- a flat plate arranged between said outer members, so that at least two sides of said flat plate fit within said grooves,
- wherein heat insulating material is provided in a space portion defined by said flat plate and said outer members, wherein said flat plate projects from at least one longitudinal end portion of said outer members or projects from an outer surface of said outer members fitted with said flat plate.
A housing panel for fitting with and closing a space surrounded by frame members of a house, comprising:
- outer members provided with grooves;
- and
- a flat plate arranged between said outer members so at least two sides of said flat plate fit within said grooves,
- wherein said flat plate projects from at least one longitudinal end portion of the outer members by a predetermined amount.
A housing panel in combination with a house for fitting with and closing a space surrounded by frame members of the house, comprising:
- at least one pair of confronting outer members having a shape in conformity with the space and in contact with the frame members;
- a flat plate recessed a predetermined distance from both top and bottom end edges of the outer members and within an inner surface of the outer members;
- a projecting piece integrally provided with the flat plate on the outer surface of the outer members, wherein the projecting piece is formed so as to fit in grooves formed in the frame members to which the outer members contact.
A method for manufacturing a housing panel for fitting with and closing a space surrounded by frame members of a house, comprising the steps of:
- providing outer members having grooves;
- fitting said outer members with a flat plate, wherein at least two edges of the flat plate fit in said grooves;
- and
- pouring and filling heat insulating material in a space formed by the flat plate and the outer members.
A method for manufacturing a housing panel for fitting with and closing a space surrounded by frame members of a house, comprising the steps of:
- providing outer members having grooves;
- fitting said outer members with a flat plate, wherein at least two edges of the flat plate fit in said grooves;
- providing holder members in contact with upper and lower end portions of the flat plate;
- pouring heat insulating material into a space partially defined by the holder members, wherein the holder members prevent the heat insulating material from overflowing from the flat plate to an area outside of the flat plate;
- and
- after the heat insulating material has been cured, removing the holder members from contact with the upper and lower end portions of the flat plate.
A house using a housing panel for fitting with and closing a space surrounded by frame members of the house, the housing panel comprising:
- outer members provided with grooves;
- a flat plate arranged between said outer members so at least two edges of said flat plate fit within said grooves;
- and
- heat insulating material provided in a space portion defined by the flat plate and the outer members,
- wherein said flat plate projects from at least one longitudinal end of said outer members by a predetermined amount for use in at least one of a wall, a floor, a ceiling, a ridge and a roof.
A house using a housing panel for fitting with and closing a space surrounded by frame members of the house, the housing panel comprising:
- at least one pair of confronting outer members having a shape in conformity with the space and in contact with the frame members;
- a flat plate recessed a predetermined distance from both top and bottom end edges of the outer members and within an inner surface of the outer members;
- and
- a projecting piece integrally provided with the flat plate on the outer surface of the outer members,
- wherein the projecting piece is formed so as to fit in grooves formed in the frame members to which the outer members contact for use in at least one of a wall, a floor, a ceiling, a ridge and a roof.
A method for manufacturing a house with a housing panel for fitting with and closing a space surrounded by frame members of the house, comprising the steps of:
- providing outer members having grooves
- fitting said outer members with a flat plate, wherein at least two edges of the flat plate fit in said grooves;
- and
- pouring heat insulating material in a space formed by the flat plate and the outer members for use in at least one of a wall, a floor, a ceiling, a ridge and a roof.
A method for manufacturing a house with a housing panel for fitting with and closing a space surrounded by frame members of the house, comprising the steps of:
- providing outer members having grooves;
- fitting said outer members with a flat plate, wherein at least two edges of the flat plate fit in said grooves;
- and
- providing holder members in contact with upper and lower end portions of the flat plate;
- pouring heat insulating material into a space partially defined by the holding members so as to prevent the heat insulating material from overflowing from the flat plate to an area outside of the flat plate;
- and
- after the heat insulating material has been cured, removing the holder members from contact with the upper and lower end portions of the flat plate for use in at least one of a wall, a floor, a ceiling, a ridge and a roof.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.