Thermal insulation structure of housing and heat shielding member used for same

A thermal insulation structure for use on an inner face of a roof and for use on outside faces of partition sheet members including ceilings and walls of a house, the insulation structure comprising:

• a heat insulator in a board form having an inner face for orientation toward a house interior to be insulated and an outer face for orientation away from the house interior;
• and
• a heat shielding member disposed on the outer face of said heat insulator, said heat shielding member comprising:
• a plurality of sheets having upper faces an lower faces, the sheets being spaced to provide ventilation openings for air layers therebetween;
• a group of stand-up pieces positioned between respective adjacent ones of said sheets, the stand-up pieces having a first face at a first bendable end thereof secured to the lower face of a top one of said sheets and a second face at an opposing second bendable end thereof secured to the upper face of an adjacent one of said sheets;
• and
• heat reflection foils, one said heat reflection foils being secured to the upper face of the top one of said sheets and another said heat reflection foil being secured to the upper face of the adjacent one of said sheets,
• wherein the heat shielding member secured to the heat insulator mitigates heat accumulation by the respective heat insulator.

A heat shielding member comprising:

• a plurality of sheets including at least an upper sheet and an adjacent sheet;
• a heat reflection foil laminated to an upper face of at least the upper sheet;
• and
• a group of stand-up pieces having bendable parts, a first end of said stand-up pieces being secured to a lower face of the upper sheet and a second opposing end of said stand-up pieces being secured to an upper face of the adjacent sheet for forming respective spaces for an air layer between the respective said sheets,
• wherein the respective sheets are capable of being pressed in contact with each other and stacked by laying down the group of the stand-up pieces.