EP0849412A2 - Panneau en bois - Google Patents

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EP0849412A2
EP0849412A2 EP97121129A EP97121129A EP0849412A2 EP 0849412 A2 EP0849412 A2 EP 0849412A2 EP 97121129 A EP97121129 A EP 97121129A EP 97121129 A EP97121129 A EP 97121129A EP 0849412 A2 EP0849412 A2 EP 0849412A2
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Werner Eckert
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    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E04—BUILDING
    • E04C—STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS; BUILDING MATERIALS
    • E04C2/00—Building elements of relatively thin form for the construction of parts of buildings, e.g. sheet materials, slabs, or panels
    • E04C2/02—Building elements of relatively thin form for the construction of parts of buildings, e.g. sheet materials, slabs, or panels characterised by specified materials
    • E04C2/10—Building elements of relatively thin form for the construction of parts of buildings, e.g. sheet materials, slabs, or panels characterised by specified materials of wood, fibres, chips, vegetable stems, or the like; of plastics; of foamed products
    • E04C2/12—Building elements of relatively thin form for the construction of parts of buildings, e.g. sheet materials, slabs, or panels characterised by specified materials of wood, fibres, chips, vegetable stems, or the like; of plastics; of foamed products of solid wood
    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E04—BUILDING
    • E04B—GENERAL BUILDING CONSTRUCTIONS; WALLS, e.g. PARTITIONS; ROOFS; FLOORS; CEILINGS; INSULATION OR OTHER PROTECTION OF BUILDINGS
    • E04B5/00—Floors; Floor construction with regard to insulation; Connections specially adapted therefor
    • E04B5/02—Load-carrying floor structures formed substantially of prefabricated units
    • E04B5/12—Load-carrying floor structures formed substantially of prefabricated units with wooden beams
    • E—FIXED CONSTRUCTIONS
    • E04—BUILDING
    • E04B—GENERAL BUILDING CONSTRUCTIONS; WALLS, e.g. PARTITIONS; ROOFS; FLOORS; CEILINGS; INSULATION OR OTHER PROTECTION OF BUILDINGS
    • E04B7/00—Roofs; Roof construction with regard to insulation
    • E04B7/20—Roofs consisting of self-supporting slabs, e.g. able to be loaded

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  • the invention relates to a wooden building board for ceilings, walls and roofs, with the wooden construction board at least on one of their two Flat sides profiling at least with parallel Has gaps and the connection profiles on their end faces Has.
  • Such wooden building boards are already known in different embodiments. They serve to rationalize and partially shift the manufacturing process from the construction site to the workshop.
  • EP 0 214 088 a wooden building element is already known, which is box-shaped with outer planks and side walls connecting them.
  • the individual components used here are comparatively complex and expensive, which has a disadvantageous effect particularly in the case of large-area formats.
  • DE-PS 16 59 175 a component is known that is formed in a block construction from superimposed and externally connected beams. As a result, there is a practically solid component with a corresponding weight that is difficult to handle and requires a high amount of material.
  • a component is known in which several Layers of intersecting, laterally spaced apart Boards are provided. This means that there are through openings in the Component present, which seal to achieve a transverse direction Component are closed by outer planking layers have to. To manufacture the component are thus except the ones crossing boards additional, other individual elements necessary.
  • ceiling elements with a so-called Cross-beam construction known, which by means of plug springs into panels be put together. These ceiling elements face on both sides a completely dense layer, so that installation objects cannot be accommodated within such a ceiling element can. Due to the high wood content of these ceiling elements a comparatively high weight and accordingly problematic manageability and finally there are Ceiling elements are also comparatively expensive.
  • the object of the present invention is to provide a wooden construction board to create the kind mentioned above, with which one of several such a single wooden building composite ceiling or a Wall can create, in terms of their properties, in particular the insulation values should be comparable to those the single table. In particular, these properties should also in the transition areas are preserved. Furthermore, the Wooden construction board to be easy to handle and high stability and Have tightness. After all, the wooden construction board should be simple and inexpensive to manufacture and it should be easy to lay of installation lines within the wooden building board.
  • the invention proposes that the wooden building board with its frontal connection profiling projecting, flange-like layer region over the remaining end face has a front stop with its end face for a protruding layer area of an adjacent timber building fel or an intermediate element that the protrusion of each protruding layer area to form at least one laterally of the abutting layer areas of the channel for Insulation and / or installation material is dimensioned and that a the two above layer areas or one each Layer area and the intermediate element bridging and with these Layer areas or the layer areas and the intermediate element connectable push coupling element is provided.
  • connection area for coupling and Joining adjacent wooden building boards
  • other structural structure also continue in the connection area. So overall consistent homogeneity with regard to the structure, which is particularly advantageous in the ceiling area.
  • a push board coupling formed by the high stiffness of the disc Overall ceiling or wall is reached.
  • the protrusion of the respective projecting layer area corresponds at least to half the clear width of the spaces in the wooden building board.
  • the clear space between two interconnected, adjacent wooden building boards corresponds approximately to that of the spaces between the wooden building boards themselves. Soundproofing material can be introduced in approximately the same amount into these intermediate rooms, so that this also contributes to the desired homogeneity of the ceiling or the like.
  • the comparatively wide space between adjacent wooden building panels also enables a corresponding amount of installation material to be accommodated and also facilitates the accessibility of cross-connections within the wooden building panels.
  • connection point is offset to the underside of the ceiling, so that there is sufficient space above the connection point for insulation material and installation material that can be used there, if necessary.
  • the insulation material such as sand, can also be filled in particularly easily. It is preferably provided that the end faces of the projecting layer areas of adjacent wooden building panels have interlocking profiles, preferably tongue and groove profiles. This creates a tight connection that reliably prevents penetration of insulation material, for example sand, when using the wooden building panels as ceiling elements.
  • An embodiment of the invention provides that when using Wooden building boards for a ceiling, as intermediate elements between Adjacent wooden building panels are preferably on the underside of the ceiling above bar is provided, in particular is designed as a non-load-bearing exposed beam.
  • This visible bar forms a connecting element between adjacent wooden ceiling panels and expediently points to its upper Longitudinal edges of connection profiles, e.g. tongue and groove profiling on, so that a tight connection to the timber panels is possible.
  • connection profiles e.g. tongue and groove profiling on
  • the wooden building board has several preferably three layers, each formed by individual elements, interconnected with rust-like, crosswise and parallel layer elements, and that the middle layer has approximately parallel, laterally spaced individual elements which overlap at least on the longitudinal edge side with one or more individual elements of a first outer layer and that the other, second outer layer has individual elements which are spaced apart from one another and arranged crosswise to the middle layer. Due to the two adjacent layers with parallel, overlapping individual elements, the wooden building board is tight and the other outer layer forms a cross structure together with the other two layers, by means of which the wooden building board has a high level of stability or pane stiffness with regard to both normal and bending forces. Despite this good stability, the use of spaced-apart individual elements saves a considerable amount of material and thus also reduces weight.
  • the second outer layer when using wooden building panels for a ceiling, is designed with its individual elements spaced apart from one another as a rusty, walkable, flat upper side, and that between the individual elements of this second upper side outer layer and the individual elements of the middle layer located underneath, Assembly and filling openings are formed.
  • a wooden building board laid as a ceiling tile can be walked on immediately after laying, so that it is immediately available as a running surface for further expansion.
  • the individual elements of the top-side outer layer are arranged at a lateral distance from one another such that an obstacle-free walk is possible without checking the respective tread zone. This is the only way to walk without risk of stumbling, so that even craftsmen carrying objects or loads, for whom a view of the respective step zone may not be possible at all, can easily use such a floor ceiling in the laying stage.
  • the spaces between the mutually spaced, parallel boards, strips or similar individual elements of the second outer layer and between the individual elements of the middle layer are expediently designed to accommodate installation objects and / or sound and / or heat insulation material. These gaps are also easily accessible from the top through the assembly and filling openings. In spite of this accessibility of the spaces within the wooden building board, the aforementioned, problem-free accessibility of the ceiling formed from wooden building boards according to the invention is also possible at the same time.
  • the individual elements of at least the middle layer are preferably formed by board layer beams.
  • board layer beams can be easily produced by press gluing and at the same time also connected to at least one of the two outer layers by press gluing.
  • So-called shortening boards can be used for such board-layer beams, so that it is advantageously possible to recycle residual wood, which considerably reduces the material costs. Since the glulam beams lie within the wooden building board, the quality requirement is limited to the strength without any claim to optical properties.
  • the second outer layer which is arranged crosswise to the middle layer, can be covered, in particular when used as a wall element, by a planking layer, preferably made of plasterboard, optionally by an additional, preferably three-layer wooden building panel.
  • a planking layer preferably made of plasterboard
  • an additional, preferably three-layer wooden building panel optionally by an additional, preferably three-layer wooden building panel.
  • This planking can be applied quickly and easily, since no grates are necessary.
  • An embodiment of the invention of independent importance provides that, in particular when used as a wall element, the middle layer has approximately parallel, laterally spaced individual elements which delimit the interspaces and overlap at least on the longitudinal edge side with one or more individual elements of the first outer layer such that the other, second outer layer crosswise has arranged to the middle layer, spaced apart individual elements and that the individual elements of the middle layer are designed as load-bearing elements and form posts or stands.
  • the clear space between the individual elements of the middle layer which are designed as posts or stands, is dimensioned to accommodate the dimensions of commercially available plate-shaped insulating elements and is adapted to accommodate the insulating elements by preferably simultaneously machining the outer contour and the clear inner contour of the wooden construction panel.
  • both the outer contour and the inner contour of the wooden building board can then be machined exactly and contoured in accordance with the specifications.
  • plate-shaped insulating elements can be used exactly without the need for a special matching cut.
  • the usually used soft wood fiber boards can be delivered as finished boards and inserted directly into the wall elements and, if necessary, glued or mechanically connected.
  • the clear distance between the individual elements of the middle layer designed as posts or stands decreases in the transverse direction from the outside inward, in particular step-wise, for the insertion of a plurality of plate-shaped insulating elements which are kept at a distance.
  • stepped plate-shaped insulating elements can be used in the external dimension, which are then kept at a distance from one another by the different receiving dimensions within the wooden construction board.
  • the mutually spaced insulating layers result in significantly improved sound insulation in wall elements. There are also better installation options.
  • a particularly advantageous development of the invention provides that the individual elements of the middle layer, which are designed as posts or stands in a wall element, have approximately parallel slots to the wall plane and penetrate them transversely, and that within the longitudinal extension of the respective post or the like several, preferably laterally to one another in different Plain and overlapping slots are provided.
  • the post or stand thus forms a spring element in the transverse direction, through which a sound transmission from one side to the other side can be significantly reduced.
  • higher-frequency vibrations i.e. sound vibrations within the post area, are damped and not transmitted to the other side.
  • a middle layer 3 has individual elements 4 spaced apart from one another and an underside outer layer 2 has for this purpose individual elements 4 which run parallel and overlap with those of the middle layer 3 on the edge.
  • this first outer layer is formed from boards which are connected to one another and still have a plate-shaped planking layer 8 on the visible side.
  • a second outer layer 5 which is formed from spaced-apart, preferably lath-shaped individual elements 4 which run crosswise, in particular at right angles to the two parallel layers 2 and 3.
  • the outer layer 2 can also be formed by individual elements spaced apart from one another, but here too there is an overlap on the longitudinal edge with the individual elements of the middle layer 3 located at a distance from one another.
  • the middle layer 3 has individual elements 4 made of board layer beams 16, which are inexpensive to produce and have high strength as load-bearing elements.
  • the individual boards of the board layer beams 16 and also the individual elements of the outer layer 2 are preferably connected to one another by press gluing.
  • the second outer layer 5 forms a walk-on upper side through the rust-like individual elements of this outer layer 5 which are arranged at a comparatively small distance from one another.
  • the clear distance between these individual elements is dimensioned such that normal accessibility is present without the risk of stumbling.
  • the clear distance between the individual elements 4 of the middle layer 3 can be up to approximately 10 cm and the clear distance between the individual elements of the top, second outer layer can be less than 10 cm, preferably around 6 cm. Due to the spaced-apart individual elements of the outer layer 5, the spaces 14 present between the spaced-apart board layer beams 16 are also accessible, so that after the laying of the wooden building panels 1 the aforementioned accessibility is available on the one hand, but on the other hand there is also an accessibility of the spaces 14 for introducing installation objects or also of insulation material.
  • the cross-section of the glulam beams 16 is dimensioned when the wooden building panels 1 are used as ceiling elements to the loads that occur.
  • the individual elements 4 for the middle layer 3 are accordingly more dimensioned and preferably also the use of board layer beams 16 as load-bearing elements.
  • the one or more individual elements of the outer layer 2 connected on the underside to the glued-layer beams form sections of a T-beam element together with a glued-layer beam, whereby a high bending stiffness can be achieved.
  • the upper, crosswise, second outer layer 5 ensures optimal pressure distribution, with point loads being distributed over several board layer beams or similar individual elements, so that not every single element of this middle layer 3 also has to be dimensioned for the maximum point load.
  • This point load distribution also has the advantage that supporting walls in the basement and in the upper floor do not have to be in direct alignment with one another, but can be arranged offset to one another, since load transfer or load transfer is possible at any point.
  • the spaces 14 between the individual elements 4 of the middle layer 3 remain accessible either on the end face or through the grate openings of the upper outer layer 5, so that installation objects - plumbing, heating and electrical installations - can be accommodated there without problems.
  • connection profile 6 which is formed by a flange-like layer region projecting beyond the remaining end face.
  • this layer region is formed by continuation of the first outer layer 2.
  • the respective end faces form a front stop, in which, in the exemplary embodiment, an interlocking profile, here a tongue and groove profile 18, is provided.
  • the protrusion of the respective layer area above is dimensioned such that a channel formed on the side of the abutting layer areas preferably corresponds approximately to the clear width of the spaces 14 between the board layer beams 16 or the like of the middle layer 3.
  • insulation material and, if necessary, installation material can also be accommodated.
  • the structural structure present in the individual wooden building panels is continued, so that accordingly the insulation properties in the connection area are retained.
  • the two projecting layer areas of the adjoining wooden building panels are connected to one another by a push coupling element 22, which can be formed by a plywood strip or correspondingly stable material.
  • This thrust coupling element 22 inserted into the receiving channel 21 can be connected to the two adjoining wooden building panels 1 by clips 19 or nails.
  • connecting channels 10 are formed, via which a crosswise installation is possible in connection with the intermediate spaces 14 and the receiving channels 21, without installation objects projecting beyond the outer sides of the wooden construction board. This is an advantage when applying impact sound insulation or a floor later and simplifies installation. For example, an impact sound insulation layer, a screed layer and a floor covering can be applied to the outer layer 5.
  • the gaps 14 and the receiving channels 21 and the connecting channels 10 also serve to accommodate sound and / or heat insulation material, being when using the wooden building boards for a ceiling the soundproofing material is introduced as bulk material (sand) can. It is advantageous here that the parallel layers 2 and 3 the wooden building boards form a dense wall, so that additional Sealing measures against leakage of sound or heat insulation material are unnecessary. Except for granular heat and Sound insulation material, for example sand or gravel, can enter the Spaces also a hardening material, for example concrete or plastic-like material.
  • the receiving channel 21 is sealed on the underside, so that even fine insulating material cannot penetrate here.
  • the lower, face-side cladding layer 8 can be formed from continuous individual elements or from several individual elements spaced apart from one another.
  • FIG. 2 shows a ceiling 17a in section, which is composed of several wooden building panels 1 and visible beams 20 arranged in the connection area 15.
  • the visible beams 20 have at their upper, lateral longitudinal edges suitable connection profiles for the tongue and groove profiles 18 of the wooden building panels, so that a tight connection is also provided here.
  • push coupling elements 22 are provided, which are connected both to the adjacent wooden building board 1 and to the visible beam 20, for example by clips 19.
  • the visible beams are non-load-bearing elements and can accordingly be kept comparatively small in cross-section.
  • an enlarged receiving channel 21 is formed, in which insulation material, if necessary also installation material, can be introduced.
  • this wooden construction board also has a middle layer 3, a first outer layer 2 with the middle layer 3 overlapping on the edge Edges and a second outer layer 5 with crosswise to the Middle layer 3 arranged, spaced apart individual elements 4 on.
  • connection profiling 6 When using the wooden building panels as a wall element, the connection profiling 6 has a flange-like connection formed from the middle layer 3, the end face of which rests on a corresponding projection of a wooden building panel to be arranged adjacent, so that a receiving channel 21 is also formed adjacent to it, as is the case here can be clearly seen in FIG. 6.
  • This receiving channel 21 then also serves to insert sound and / or fire insulation material and, if necessary, also to insert installation objects.
  • the distance between the individual elements 4 of the middle layer 3 is dimensioned such that adjacent individual elements are arranged on the outer edge and form a receiving space 14 between them for insulation or installation material.
  • the individual elements 4 of the middle layer 3 are designed as load-bearing elements and form posts or stands. These posts or uprights 9, each arranged on a vertical longitudinal edge of the wooden construction panel, have, as already mentioned, the connection profiling 6.
  • the width of the wooden building panels serving as a wall element is designed in accordance with the standard living grid and can preferably be 50 cm or 62.5 cm or 75 cm.
  • the clear space 14 between the stands 9 is also dimensioned to the size of commercially available, plate-shaped insulating elements 11, so that they can be used without special customization.
  • 11 soft wood fiber boards are preferably used as insulating elements. These are pressed into the interior of the wooden building board and can then be glued or mechanically connected if necessary.
  • each wooden construction panel has a precisely specified external dimension, so that it can be fitted precisely without rework.
  • the inner contour between the stands 9 can also be machined in the machining pass.
  • the inside is machined in such a way that the inside dimension corresponds approximately to the outside dimension of the insulating elements 11. As already mentioned, these can then be used without a custom cut, which considerably shortens and simplifies the overall assembly.
  • Fig. 8 shows two interconnected walls composed of wooden building boards 1. It can be clearly seen here that there is still a narrow free space in the separation area between adjacent wooden building panels, through which the vertical channels, which are formed by the receiving channels 21 and the intermediate spaces 14, and the horizontal channels 10 between the individual elements 4 of the second outer layer 5 are accessible so that installation material of the wall can be introduced at this stage of construction shown in FIG. 8. This means that the vertical and horizontal slots are extremely easy to install. It should also be mentioned that the installation takes place vertically, especially within the receiving channels 21 formed between adjacent wooden building panels and in the horizontal direction in the connecting channels 10. Thus, for example, an electrical installation can be carried out without any problems after the walls have been set up, even though the walls have been created except for the vertical access slots, including the insulation.
  • the vertical receiving channels 21 each between adjacent ones Wooden building boards can go through after installing an installation Bumper strips, in particular made of plasterboard, are closed.
  • Fig. 9 is the finished wall closed with bumper strips 7 shown. This means that the outer layers are practically ready for painting educated.
  • the width of the bumper strips 7 is preferably approximately up to 15 cm, so that on the one hand good accessibility to the Installation channels is possible, but also after Applying the bumper strips 7 a simple grouting is possible. This is because of a comparatively small distance between the edges simplified because both with a jointing tool (spatula) Grooves can be grouted at the same time.
  • Fig. 5 shows a wall element formed from a wooden panel that is connected to a door frame 23 with a vertical front end.
  • the side facing this wooden frame 1 of this door frame 23 is profiled so that on the one hand the connection profile 6 can engage with its projecting, flange-like layer in a groove 24 and on the other hand is kept at a distance with the rest of the end face so that between the door frame 23 and the wooden structure 1 vertical channels 25 are formed for installation material 26.
  • 10 shows a wall connection area of wall sections which abut one another at right angles. It can be seen that the wall connection takes place in the connection area 15 between two adjacent wooden building panels 1. In the respective corner areas there are receiving channels 21 covered by bumper strips 7, in which installation material can also be accommodated if necessary.
  • the wooden building panels 1 serving as wall elements are held on the floor side by sleepers 12 and on the ceiling side by frames 13.
  • both the threshold 12 and the frame 13 are mounted almost completely within the wooden panel 1, so that there are continuous side surfaces on the outside from the floor area to the ceiling area.
  • the middle layer 3 formed in the case of a wall element by posts or stands 9 also has special measures for damping the transmission of sound vibrations from one wall side to the other.
  • slots 27 (see in particular FIGS. 6 and 7) running approximately parallel to the wall plane and penetrating these columns transversely are provided in the stands 9.
  • a plurality of slots 27 are provided within the longitudinal extent of the stand 9, which are laterally offset from one another and thus run in different planes.
  • the slots 27 are designed as interchangeable cuts and overlap in regions. In order to avoid a weakening of the stand 9, these slots are arranged in the central, neutral zone of the stand 9, where practically no shear forces occur.
  • the slots 27 can also be made by interchangeable cuts. In particular, this is done by means of alternating circular saw blades, the cutting planes of which are offset slightly to one side.
  • the slot width can correspond to about 2 to 4 mm depending on the thickness of the saw blades. Overall, the width of the slots 27 must be dimensioned such that the slot surfaces do not come into contact with vibration.
  • the invention is suitable Wooden construction board also for use as a roof element 28 (Fig. 11). According to the usual rafter spacing, this is useful the individual elements of the middle layer 3 with a distance of arranged about 60 cm. Between these individual elements of the middle class insulation 11 can be introduced.
  • the second Outer layer 5 is expediently used as battens for holding Roof tiles trained. Such a prefabricated roof element favors rapid expansion.
  • the wooden construction board according to the invention is different Dimensioning variants can be used in a variety of ways and are suitable as a load-bearing wall element, as a ceiling element or as Roof element.
  • the rust-like structure makes it easy Installation within the wooden building board possible and it can in the cavities also sound or heat insulation material without any problems accommodate.
  • the wooden building boards can be in different dimensions as Manufacture completely prefabricated elements at the factory and on site assemble in a simple manner, with little effort is required to complete and finish the wall.
  • At Use as a wall element if necessary after installation of installation items, just closing the vertical Installation slots in the connection area of adjacent wooden building panels by means of bumper strips 7 required, since the outside paneling are already applied at the factory.

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