DACH TRAGENDER BLOCK

LOAD BEARING FLOOR OR ROOF MEMBERS

BAUELEMENT ALS ABDECKUNG FUER FLACH- ODER SPITZDAECHER

BAUELEMENT AUS GLASFASERVERSTAERKTEM GIPS

Load-carrying, damping and airtight sandwich building element for ceilings and roofs comprises at least one hard foam core plate and two plywood cover plates with a specified minimum thickness

The load-carrying, damping and airtight sandwich building element for ceilings and roofs comprises at least one hard foam core plate (10) and two plywood cover plates (12). The latter are at least 5 mm thick, consist of at least five layers, and are attached to the core plate by means of a two-component melamine resin glue.

Dachkonstruktion

Es wird eine Dachkonstruktion beschrieben, welche aus Sparren und an den Sparren angeordneten die Außen- und Innenseite bildenden Platten unter Bildung von Flächenelementen aufgebaut ist, wobei eine Auskragung der Flächenelemente im Bereich des Ortgangs und/oder der Traufe im Anschluß an die Außenwand des Gebäudes in einem Winkel von 20 DEG bis 75 DEG zur Dachfläche geneigt spitz nach außen zur Dachoberfläche hin verläuft, um eine verbesserte Wärmeisolierung im Bereich des Ortgangs und der Traufe zu erreichen.

Klemmlasche

Heat insulated sloping roof structure - with hollow space formed by two opposite facing angle plates for insulation insertion

A pair of identical, but opposite facing, angle-plates (1, 2) are used which are combined to provide a hollow space (3), and the heat-insulating material is inlaid into this, in the form of strip lengths, which may be in individual short pieces or longer units. The insulating material's efficiency may be further enhanced by a covering of aluminium foil, to check heat radiation. Insulation can be easily and inexpensively installed, with the work carried out manually on site. The design is intended to reduce heat losses to an absolute minimum.

Pipe suspension bracket for building roof interior has retaining plate of rectangular shape fitting into gap in profiled roof panel

The pipe suspension bracket (1) has a retaining plate (2) which fits between recesses (24,25) in the sides of the roof panel (23). A length of studding (3) depends from the plate to form a spacer with a clamp (4) at its lower end for the pipe. The retraining plate can be rectangular and wedged into place in the panel.

ROOF STRUCTURES FOR INDUSTRIAL AND LIKE BUILDINGS

... 1341684 Roofing panels for buildings H H ROBERTSON CO 24 Aug 1971 [27 June 1970] 31265/70 Heading E1W A roofing panel consists of a corrugated undersheet 12, preferably of sheet steel or aluminium alloy, the corrugations extending longitudinally of the sheet, an intermediate layer 13 of a closed cell, polymeric foam, and an outer layer 15 of waterproofing material, the undersheet terminating at each lateral edge in a flange, the flange 12c at one edge sidelapping the edge portion of the undersheet of an adjacent panel, a flange 12e provided on this edge portion entering a slot 13b in the foam layer 13 and engaging the foam to provide a seal. Screws 16 secure the overlapping portions of adjacent undersheets together, and further screws 20 secure the undersheet to roof support members 10 of angle section or to roof support members (10', Fig. 4, not shown) of I section. In the former case, extension plates 25 may be fitted where adjacent ends of two panels are to be secured to a roofing member ...

Roof stressed skin panels

A stressed skin panel comprising a pair of elongate planar e.g. plywood sheets 12, 14 which are spaced apart, with a uniform distance therebetween, by means of longitudinally extending, internal joists 16. Attached to the inner surface of the sheet 14 is a body of heat insulation material 18, the thickness of which is such that a continuous ventilation passage 20 is defined between the heat insulation material 18 and the inner surface of the other e.g. plywood sheet 12. Both of the two plywood sheets 12, 14 are cut back at both ends to expose the internal joists 16, the extent of cut-back being greater in the case of the sheet 14 than the sheet 12 so that the sheet 12 overhangs the sheet 14 at both ends of the panel. In use, the exposed end portions of the joists 16 receive fixing means, such as bolts, for mounting the panel in an operational position. ...

A modular roof

A roof section for use in assembling a modular roof (2) comprising a vaulted roof member having at least two support edges and each edge comprising an integral lintel (12) which in use, is supported on the top of an outside wall of a building. The roof section (3) consists of at least one connecting edge which comprises means (15) for connecting the roof member (3) to the connecting edge of an adjacent roof section (4). In a preferred arrangement the roof section consists of a sandwich of an inner (9) and outer skin (10) between which a layer of insulating material (11) is provided. The inner skin is plywood and glass reinforced plastic and the outer skin consists of a layer of fibre glass which is weather resistant. ...

Insulated cladding

A prefabricated composite insulated panel comprises an external sheet 10 (which may be corrugated), insulation 21 and inner sheet 11, an upright support member 13 surrounded by load bearing sleeve 14, and a bush 17 for the receipt of a fixing 18,19, which fixes the panel to a structural member.

Construction panel

A construction panel includes a body 10 of lightweight material, such as foamed polystyrene, forming a sheet generally in the plane of the panel and several elongate reinforcing members 18 aligned with the plane of the panel and embedded within the body 10 of lightweight material. At least some of the reinforcing members each have an edge 20 along their length which projects out of the body, and the panel further includes a layer of settable material 26, which may be cementitious, covering a face of the body and the projecting edges 20 of the reinforcing members.

Composite floors

A composite floor panel comprises a top layer (1), a bottom layer (3) and an insulation layer (2) between the top and bottom layers (1, 3). The top layer (1) acts mainly in compression and the bottom layer (3) acts mainly in tension when the floor is under load.

Woodwool slabs

... 1,120,883. Forms of wood. WOODCEMAIR Ltd. 24 May, 1967 [13 July, 1966], No. 31451/66. Heading B5L. A woodwool slab for a roofing or ceiling structure is rectangular in plan view and rebated along its longitudinal edges 11, 12. The slab may be 6 feet long, between 1 and 2 feet wide and 2 inches in depth, and the rebates extend 1 inch from the edges and have a depth of 1 inch. The rebates are formed on the upper side of one edge and the lower side of the other so that when a number of slabs are arranged side-by-side, the rebates interengage and prevent a bituminous sealant when applied over the slabs from penetrating the gaps between the slabs.

Roofing unit

A roofing unit consists of a pyramid-shaped structure of which the sides lead down to, and are secured to, a rectangular channel duct 10, the pyramid-shaped structure consisting of four sub-units 19, each having an isosceles-triangular frame 20 with a base and two side channels the outer flanges of which are oblique and secured flush to the outer flanges of other sub-unit frames, a roofing sheet 32 being secured on, and a ceiling sheet (31) being secured under each triangular sub-unit frame, and an insulating core (30) being provided within the frame between the roofing and ceiling sheets. A cruciform ridge cap 36 covers the joint between adjacent sub-units. ...

Composite floors

Insulating structure

Roof rafter comprising two timber chords joined by metal struts

The roof rafter 41 comprises two elongate timber chords 9,10 joined by two metal struts 1a,1b that form a cross. The struts may be made of stamped and/or folded steel and include punched protrusions that engage the chords or include holes to accommodate nails, screws or rivets for fastening. One or more bearings may be provided to support the rafter's weight. One chord may be longer than another so that an overhang for a roof constructed with the rafter is provided. A roof panel or a roof incorporating a plurality of the rafters may be constructed having insulation fitted between the rafters and the chords.

Modular sandwich panel and method for housing construction.

A. composite panel (1) comprising at least two spaced apart outer laminates (2, 3) and a core laminate (4) sandwiched therebetween. The outer laminates (2, 3) and the core laminate (4) are off-set such that portions (5, 6) of the outer laminates protrude beyond the core by a predetermined margin (A) along a first edge of the panel and such , that the core laminate (4) protrudes beyond the outer laminates by a generally corresponding margin (B) along an opposite edge (7) of the panel. The protruding portions of the outer laminates of one panel are adapted nestingly to receive and locate a complementary protruding core portion of an adjacent like panel in interlocking relationship to form a composite panel assembly.

Modular sandwich panel and method for housing construction

Structure of buildings incorporating of the elements, carriers in particular, out of folded coated sheet.

Roof and its process of assembly.

House with prestressed concrete framework.

Modular sandwich panel and method for housing construction

Modular sandwich panel and method for housing construction

UNTERDACHELEMENT

Prefabricated roof structure with large roof elements

Prefabricated roof structure with large roof elements, preferably consisting of reinforced concrete, which provide large-area covering from roof girder to roof girder and has a projecting structural part which serves for draining water in the direction of the roof pitch, it being the case that the large roof elements 3, which are provided for covering large-building structures with steel girders or reinforced-concrete girders 2, engage over the large roof element 3 which follows in the direction of the water discharge by way of their projecting structural part 6, which serves for draining water in the direction of the roof pitch. ...

UNTERDACHPLATTE

STRUCTURE WARM ONE AND SOUND-ISOLATING OF A MONOLITHIC CURVED PLATE, IN PARTICULAR USEFUL TO THE ROOFING OF CIVILIAN AND INDUSTRIAL BUILDINGS

VACUUM-DAMMED, MODULAR ROOF SYSTEM

SANDWICH-BAUTEIL UND VERFAHREN ZUM BEFESTIGEN VON SANDWICH-BAUTEILEN

VERBUNDELEMENT

DECKEN- UND/ODER DACH- UND/ODER WANDELEMENT MIT EINEM AKUSTIKELEMENT

Die Erfindung betrifft eine Decken- und/oder Dach- und/oder Wandkonstruktion (2), mit mehreren unmittelbar nebeneinander angeordneten massiven Decken- und/oder Dach- und/oder Wandelementen (3), wie z.B. aus Brettstapeln, Brettschichtholz, Brettsperrholz oder lagenweise verleimte Plattenelemente, vorwiegend aus einem Holz oder Holzwerkstoff und mit mindestens einem Akustikelement (4) zur Schallabsorption eines Hallraumes, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass das Akustikelement (4) zwischen den nebeneinander angeordneten massiven Decken- und/oder Dach- und/oder Wandelementen (3) integriert angeordnet und mit diesen verbunden ist.

ELEMENT FOR THE PRODUCTION OF BASIC AND BUILDINGS OF PROTECTION.

DECKENELEMENT

A loadbearing slab ceiling element comprises two slab parts, the upper and the lower one, which are arranged one above another and several upright bridges distributed between them. The upper slab part (1) lies in the horizontal plane and the lower slab part (2) is curved downwards. The slab parts (1, 2) are linked together in the area between their adjacent edges (11, 12) where they are at their minimum interspace, and the respective upright bridges (4) run parallel to these edges. In accordance with the curvature of the lower slab part (2), the height of a bridge (4) at a longer distance from these edges is greater than the respective height at a shorter distance from the one of these edges.

AUFSPARREN DÄMMSYSTEM ONE FOR BUILDING ROOFS AND PROCEDURE FOR THE PRODUCTION OF A SCHINDELDACHES

Move-finished roof member for flat roofs

SELF-SUPPORTING BAULELEMENT FROM WOOD

MULTI-LAYER INSULATING UNIT

ROOF STRUCTURE

ROOF BOARD FOR BENT ROOFS

PREFABRICATED ISOLATIONS PEARLITE PLATE WITH REVERSE ISOLATION

ROOF MEMBER

Pre-worked roof member

ROOF AND/OR WALL COVER BUILDING METHOD, AS WELL AS A PLATE FOR USE IN SUCH A BUILDING METHOD

Non-combustible reinforced cementitious lightweight panels and metal frame system for roofing

Building panels, assemblies, and associated methods

Building panels, assemblies of building panels, and associated methods are provided. A building panel includes a structural core, such as a set gypsum core, at least one filamentous scrim associated with the core, and a nonwoven mat facer.

Improvements to modular buildings and materials used in their construction

Building using external facing material for construction

Bicomponent and long fiber product definition for splittable pack

ROOF TRUSS SYSTEM

An adjustable roof truss that includes roof truss members, roof base memb ers and a central body containing a polymer matrix. The roof truss members i nclude a pivot end, a connection end, a roof facing edge, an inside edge, an d a pivot surface. The roof base members include a receiving end, a connecti ng end, a top edge, a bottom edge, and a contact surface. The roof truss mem bers are pivotally connected to the roof base members by a pivot fastener in serted through a pivot opening on the roof base members and a stator opening on the roof truss members. One or both of the roof truss members and the ro of base members include an embedded portion extending from the roof facing e dge or the bottom edge respectively into the central body. Expansion hole(s) are positioned along the embedded portion such that the polymer matrix expa nds through the expansion holes.

Structural insulated roof panels with a rigid foamcore.

A structural insulated roof panel with a rigid foam core is disclosed. A particular embodiment includes a rigid foam core having first and second faces, a plurality of support channels being formed on the first and second faces of the rigid foam core, each of the support channels being formed in the rigid foam core with at least one bend; and a plurality of supports being insertable into the plurality of support channels such that at least one face of each of the plurality of supports is external to the first and second faces of the rigid foam core and substantially flush with a face of the rigid foam core, each of the plurality of supports being fabricated using at least four bends to produce a support that fits within one of the plurality of support channels.

ATTACHING HOOK FILM TO INSULATION BOARD

PREFABRICATED MODULE FOR A PITCHED ROOF ELEMENT AND PITCHED ROOF ELEMENT FOR A BUILDING ROOF

The present invention relates to a prefabricated module for a pitched roof element comprising a frame made of at least two first beams being arranged in a distance and running parallel to each other and two second beams running rectangular to the first beams and being connected to the ends of the first beams forming a compartment into which a first layer of an insulation is inserted and a pitched roof element for a building roof made of at least two modules, each comprising a frame made of at least first beams being arranged in a distance and running parallel to each other and two second beams running rectangular to the first beams and being connected to the ends of the first beams forming a compartment into which a first layer of an insulation is inserted.

A ROOF SYSTEM

A roof system comprises a lower layer of composite insulating panels (2), a protective barrier layer (3) and an upper decorative layer (4) which provides a roof garden. The panels (2) comprise a profiled internal sheet (5), a generally flat external sheet (6) with an insulating core (7) therebetween. The panels (2) provide a mechanically strong roof structure to support the garden layer (4). The panels (2) are protected by a roof barrier membrane (11).

COMPOSITE LOGS, METHOD OF ASSEMBLING A COMPOSITE LOG, A WALL OR A ROOF

The composite log generally has: a first set of parallel walls perpendicular and interconnected to a second set of parallel walls, the interconnected walls rigidly extending along a length of the composite log and enclosing an elongated cavity housing a core having a thermal insulation material; two opposite mating outer surfaces along the length of the interconnected walls for stacking identical ones of the composite log along a stacking orientation perpendicular to the length; and two structural caps each connected at a respective end of the interconnected walls and being configured to maintain perpendicularity between the first set of parallel walls and the second set of parallel walls.

PANEL FOR USE AS EXTERIOR COVERING FOR ROOFING OR SIDING AND BUILDING STRUCTURE HAVING SAME

A building panel of the roofing or siding type is disclosed, as well as a building structure having such roofing or siding panels, in which the panels are comprised of two different types of building materials. The composite panel includes at least one layer of synthetic polymeric building material, having adhesively secured thereto at least one layer of asphalt based building material, with outer, upper surfaces of the panel, that would be weather-exposed in the installed condition on a building structure being comprised of the asphalt based building material, and with the synthetic polymeric layer(s) of polymeric building material being weather-protected in the installed condition on a building structure.

COMPOSITE BUILDING COMPONENTS BUILDING SYSTEM

A structural insulated panel building system comprising panels, corners, ringbeams and boxseams haying a molded core of expanded polystyrene sandwiched between, and bonded to, at least two facings. The facings are attached to faces of the core formed by molding. Preferably the core is an expanded polymer molding and the preferred polymer is polystyrene. The building system can be used for residential, commercial and industrial structures.

Verbunddachplatte

Panneau en bois

Lightweight insulated reinforced concrete ceiling element - is of shallow U-section filled with light concrete to form flat slab

The prefabricated reinforced concrete slab-type element (1) is designed principally to serve as a ready-made floor-ceiling element, already provided with heat and noise-insulating capacity. It has two or more sidewalls (2) with eye-loops let into them for transport and installation. The element has a shallow U-shaped concrete cross-section, and is additionally filled with light concrete (4), so as to make it into a slab, of rectangular cross-section. There may be two sidewalls and one or more parallel ribs; or four sidewalls, with no parallel ribs; or four sidewalls and one or more parallel ribs. A high degree of insulation is combined with light weight. Elements need only to be set in a row to form a ceiling, with only a thin covering of mortar. They can be walked on immediately after laying.

Isolierendes Grossbauelement, insbesondere für Aussenwände und Dächer

Dachkonstruktion

Vorfabriziertes Dachelement

Flachdach aus Beton

Verlegefertiges Bauelement

Method for producing an insulating slab

Method for producing an insulating slab intended in particular for the insulation of floors of roof spaces, which slab consists of the superposition of two layers : a layer of insulating material (2) bonded to a layer of load-resisting material (1). In this method, on a vibrating table (6), concrete (1) is placed in a mould (4); this concrete is vibrated until the upper surface (7) is plane; the insulation panel (2) is laid on the concrete surface, with or without the interposition of glue; the insulation panel is loaded in order to ensure that it bonds with the concrete; the whole unit is vibrated; the unit is removed from the mould as soon as it is solid enough. ...

Process and apparatus for producing roof elements

In the process, the panel (1) is placed on a conveying path with its side, which is at the bottom in the mounting position, facing upwards. It is then provided with the box-like flange (4) and with enclosed insulating elements (7) present in the flange. Further insulating elements (9-11) are fitted between or outside the coffers. Thereafter, all the insulating elements are provided with a covering layer (12) and the panel (8), which is at the bottom in the use position, is fitted onto the flange and fastened. The finished roof element is turned such that the planar panel (1) faces upwards. ...

Roofing skin

The at least double-layered roofing skin for pitched roofs has an outer layer and a lower layer which are designed to be water-repellent. In order that the lower layer (8) has a completely water-impermeable effect, the invention provides that it has a multiplicity of parallel, mutually spaced hat profiles (7) which are to be arranged in an inclined manner and the flanges of which are arranged on the profile side remote from the outer layer. The flanges form sealing surfaces (10), directed towards the outer layer (3), and, between the hat profiles (7), watertight sheets (11) are fixedly adhesively bonded, by means of their longitudinal edges, on the sealing surfaces (10), the central cross-sectional region of the hat profiles projecting beyond the sheet towards the outer layer. ...

MEMBER FOR PREFABRICATED BUILDING AND BUILDING MADE BY USE OF THIS ELEMENT.

BASIC ELEMENT FOR COVERS OR DAECHER.

Panels for thermal insulation of roof

The thermal insulation panel for fitting to the underside of a roof is of sandwich construction. It consists of a cladding layer (Q) a damp-proof and air-tight layer (7), a layer of insulation material (8) and a layer of plastics film (9). The layer of plastics film overlaps one side edge of the panel and has an adhesive undersurface (13). The edge of the panel, on the side which the plastic film overlaps, is formed into steps. The opposite edge is also formed into steps which are so dimensioned that each of the edges of each panel fits into the edge of an adjoining panel. @(9pp Dwg.No.0/0)@ ...

Procedure for the production of a Unterdachs, Unterdach, manufactured after the procedure and screw for the execution of the procedure.

Shaped hard foam component for construction insulation etc has compressed zone(s) at the outer surface from the inner core material shaped by heat and pressure without affecting the cellular structure of the core

The shaped body (4), of a hard foam material, has at least one outer zone surface with a higher compression than the core zone. The transit is continuous between the core zone and the compressed zone(s). The core and the compressed zones are formed from a single component workpiece. The compressed zones all have the same or different levels of compression. At least one compressed zone has an embedded reinforcement, with a mechanical and/or chemical anchor. At least one compressed zone is bonded to a flexible or rigid layer. Sections of the surface are profiled. At least one compressed zone is permeable to steam. The core material has a specific gravity which is equal to the specific gravity of the original component workpiece material, and especially 10-100 kg/m<3> and preferably 20-50 kg/m<3>. A significant portion of the compressed zone(s) has a layer thickness of 0.5-5.0 mm and preferably 1-4 mm and especially 1.5-2.5 mm. The shaped component (4) is a gutter or a half-shell or a board ...

Element to the roofing and/or Fassadenverkleidung as well as procedure for its production.

UNTERDACHELEMENT.

Insulating plate installed under roof - has reinforcing strips at edges protecting against compression loads

The insulating plate (1) is for installation under a roof, having an insulating layer (2) of mineral fibres and a covering layer (3) protruding beyond it. At two or more parallel outer end faces of the insulating layer are reinforcing strips (4,4') of an insulating material to protect it from compression loads.S The strip material is stronger than that of the layer itself. Each strip is grooved to accommodate the reinforcing strip on an adjacent plate. USE - Can be fitted closely together with others, leaving virtually no gaps.

Unterdachplatte.

Wood concrete compound element and procedure for its production.

Ein Holz-Beton-Verbundelement (1) umfassend ein Plattenelement (2) mit einem Anschlusselement und ein Trägerelement (3). Der Verbund wird hergestellt, indem das Anschusselement mit einer Vergussmasse (11) in eine Vertiefung (9) des Trägerelements (3) eingegossen wird.

Sandwich component and procedure for fastening sandwich components.

Erfindungsgemäss ist ein Verfahren zum Befestigen mehrerer Sandwich-Bauteile (2a, 2b), die jeweils mindestens zwei Lagen aufweisen, im Wesentlichen Stoss an Stoss nebeneinander zum Aufbau einer im Wesentlichen flächigen Konstruktion auf mindestens einem Träger (4) mittels Verbindungselementen (22, 24), dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass mindestens ein Verbindungselement, insbesondere Schraubnägel (16), von einem Bereich einer Stossseite (8) eines Sandwich-Bauteils, gegen den noch kein anderes Sandwich-Bauteil anliegt, nur durch mindestens eine zu dem Träger (4) gerichtete Aussenlage (14), nicht aber durch sämtliche Lagen des Sandwich-Bauteils am Träger befestigt wird. Ausserdem ist erfindungsgemäss ein Sandwich-Bauteil gekennzeichnet durch mindestens eine Lage Dämmstoff (12) und mindestens eine Aussenlage (10) aus Schichtholz.

Covering and/or roof and/or wall element with a acoustic element.

Die Erfindung betrifft eine Decken- und/oder Dach- und/oder Wandkonstruktion (2), mit mehreren nebeneinander angeordneten massiven Decken- und/oder Dach- und/oder Wandelementen (3), wie z.B. aus Brettstapeln, Brettschichtholz, Brettsperrholz oder lagenweise verleimte Plattenelemente, vorwiegend aus einem Holz oder Holzwerkstoff und mit mindestens einem Akustikelement (4) zur Schallabsorption eines Hallraumes, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass das Akustikelement (4) zwischen den nebeneinander angeordneten massiven Decken- und/oder Dach- und/oder Wandelementen (3) integriert angeordnet und mit diesen verbunden ist.

Wooden-structural element for use as e.g. frame, in area of facade, has multiple, closed, small air chambers whose dimensions are aligned in main heat damping direction to cause heat insulation effect

The element (10) has a box (7), on which multiple lamella elements (1) with multiple of narrow longitudinal slots (5, 6) are provided, where the box is designed as a three-sided or four sided closed box. The slots and the box form multiple of closed, small air chambers (25), which exhibit a rectangular or an acute-angled cross section, where small dimensions of the air chambers are aligned in a main heat damping direction (38) to cause heat insulation effect. The lamella elements exhibit thickness that corresponds to thickness of the longitudinal slots.

PANEL FOR ROOF, WHICH ARE USED AS THERMAL COLLECTORS

КОМПОЗИЦИОННЫЙ МАТЕРИАЛ ДЛЯ СТРОИТЕЛЬСТВА МОДУЛЬНЫХ ЗДАНИЙ

... 1. Композиционный материал, содержащий силикатные ценосферы и смолу, в соответствии с чем смола приспособлена связывать ценосферы в твердую массу и удерживать их в требуемой конфигурации, в которой должен быть сформован композиционный материал. 2. Композиционный материал по п.1, в котором содержание смолы составляет 2-10 мас.%. 3. Композиционный материал по п.2, в котором содержание смолы составляет 4-6%. 4. Композиционный материал по любому из пп.1-3, в котором смола выбрана из одного или более следующих классов полимерных химических соединений, в которые входят полиэфирная, полиуретановая, полиакриловая, фенольная, полибромфенольная, поливинилэфирная или эпоксидная смолы, включая их смеси. 5. Композиционный материал по любому одному из предшествующих пунктов, в котором силикатные ценосферы содержат множество воздушных полостей для минимизации массы каждой ценосферы и благодаря этому уменьшают массу любого изделия, полученного при использовании указанного композиционного материала. 6.

IMPROVEMENTS TO MODULAR BUILDINGS, CONSTRUCTION ELEMENTS, METHODS AND MATERIALS THEREFOR

READY PANEL CEILING AND BEARING BEAM

Procédé pour appliquer un revêtement isolant et imperméabilisant sur des produits manufacturés en béton armé précomprimé.

L'invention concerne les produits en béton armé. On fixe un recouvrement imperméabilisant (8) à un contre-moule (2) de forme complémentaire de l'extra-dos du produit manufacturé (M), on supporte le contre-moule au-dessus du produit à distance de celui-ci et on injecte la matière isolante en continu dans l'espace intercalaire en la faisant adhérer simultanément au recouvrement et au produit pour obtenir le produit fini en usine. Principale application: plaques de couverture pour les bâtiments industriels.

TOITURE A DOUBLE PAROI PROFILEE

L'INVENTION A POUR OBJET UNE TOITURE A DOUBLE PAROI PROFILEE. CETTE TOITURE EST CARACTERISEE PAR LE FAIT QUE LES ELEMENTS DE PAROI PRESENTENT EN SECTION TRANSVERSALE UNE FORME TELLE QUE CHACUN D'EUX S'ACCROCHE A L'ELEMENT VOISIN PAR EMBOITEMENT D'UN DE SES BORDS LONGITUDINAUX AU BORD LONGITUDINAL DUDIT ELEMENT VOISIN.

LES ELEMENTS PREFABRIQUES DE COUVERTURE CHARPENTEE

L'INVENTION CONCERNE DES ELEMENTS PREFABRIQUES DE COUVERTURE CHARPENTEE. CES ELEMENTS SONT DES PANNEAUX (CHEVRONS VOLIGES ET EVENTUELLEMENT ISOLES ET HABILLES) RECOUVERTS D'UN MATERIAU DE COUVERTURE. ILS SONT POSES ET FIXES SUR LA CHARPENTE REALISANT DANS UN TEMPS MINIMUM LA TOITURE D'UNE MAISON. CES ELEMENTS PEUVENT ETRE MOBILES, LE PLANCHER DU GRENIER DEVENANT TERRASSE.

ROOF HAS DOUBLE SHAPED WALL

IMPROVMENTS BUILDING COMPONENTS AND STRUCTURES

Modular roofing panels - comprising large hollow insulated mouldings linked to resemble overlapping tile slate structures

Mfr. of roof panels contg. continuously cast foam insulation - to control to foam depth between and over the integral tile support rails

MONOPIECE BOX Of THERMO ISOLATION HAS BLADES Of AIR

Roof panel systems for building construction

Roof panels and roof panel assemblies, comprising roof panels and ridge beams, assemblies are disclosed for use in building construction. The roof panels and ridge beams comprise components formed of composite materials, and certain aspects of the invention include designs that provide for the absorption of solar heat and the promotion of hot air flow within the roof to heat the interior building or generate electricity, among other attributes.

Modular building system utilizing composite, foam core panels

A system for constructing a structure comprises a plurality of composite panels having a laminate structure comprising a foam core to which are attached cover layers of the same or different material. One or both of the cover layers may be comprised of composite sub-layers. The system includes a number elongate and preferably extruded components for connecting the panels to form walls, roofs or floors for the structure. The system is modular, thereby allowing for a time and cost efficient means of erecting a structure.

Prefabricated roofing panel composite

A prefabricated roofing panel composite includes a prefabricated cover board having a high-density polymer or predominantly polymer material core layer having a density between 6 lbs/ft 3 and 25 lbs/ft 3 and an insulation board that has a low-density polymer or predominantly polymer material foam core layer having a density less than or equal to about 2 lbs/ft 3 . The cover board may have a waterproofing membrane forming the top major surface of the cover board. The low-density foam core layer of the insulation board may be formed with the high-density core layer of the cover board being currently or subsequently formed over and bonded to a top major surface of the low-density foam core layer in the same operation or preformed insulation boards may be fed into a production line with the high-density core layer of the cover board being formed over and bonded to top major surfaces of the low-density foam core layers of the insulation boards.

PANEL FOR SHEATHING SYSTEM AND METHOD

The panel includes a water resistant barrier layer secured atop its outward facing surface. The water resistant barrier layer includes a skid resistant surface. The panels are made of lignocellulosic material. The water resistant and skid resistant surface may include indicia for aligning strips of tape or for aligning fasteners. A method for manufacturing the water resistant building panels is also disclosed and includes the steps of feeding paper onto a forming belt, depositing lignocellulosic material and the binding agent onto the forming belt so as to form a lignocellulosic mat, applying heat and pressure so as to impart the skid resistant surface on the paper, and cutting panels to predetermined sizes. 118-. (canceled)19. A panel system to externally envelope a structure , the system comprising:at least two adjacent lignocellulosic panels, each panel including an outer surface, an inner surface, and at least one edge extending therebetween, wherein each panel is aligned with its at least one edge proximate to the at least one edge of the adjacent panel to define a longitudinal joint between the two adjacent panels, and wherein the edges of the adjacent panels are substantially parallel to each other;a barrier layer secured to the outer surface or the inner surface of each panel, the barrier layer being substantially bulk water resistant and substantially water vapor permeable; anda bulk water resistant edge sealant sealing the joint between the proximate edges of the two adjacent panels, wherein the edge sealant includes strips of water-resistant tape having an adhesive layer and a backing,wherein the assembled panel system forms a sealed wall or roof of the structure without applying a separate moisture barrier layer of house wrap or felt paper.20. The system of claim 19 , wherein each panel and barrier layer has a water vapor transmission rate from about 0.7 to about 7 grams/m/24 hrs as determined by ASTM E96 procedure A (at 73° F.—50% RH) and a liquid water ...

HIGH DENSITY POLYURETHANE AND POLYISOCYANURATE CONSTRUCTION BOARDS AND COMPOSITE BOARDS

A construction board comprising a cellular body including at least one planar surface, where the cellular body includes a polyurethane or polyisocyanurate cellular structure, where the cellular structure has a density greater than about 2.5 pounds per cubic foot, an ISO index of at least 270, and where the cellular body includes at least 5.0% by weight flame retardant based on the weight of the cellular body. 1. A construction board comprising:(a) a polyurethane or polyisocyanurate cellular structure having a density greater than 2.5 pounds per cubic foot and an ISO index of at least 270;(b) said cellular structure including an interconnected network of solid struts or plates that form the edges and faces of cells, the interconnected network including at least 5.0 weight percent flame retardant based on the weight of the cellular structure, said cells including an alkane or cycloalkane therein, where the construction board includes first and second planar surfaces, and at least one of said planar surfaces having a facer positioned adjacent thereto.2. The construction board of claim 1 , where the flame retardant is a liquid at standard conditions of temperature and pressure.3. The construction board of claim 1 , where the interconnected network includes at least 5.5 weight percent flame retardant based upon the entire weight of the cellular structure claim 1 , and where the cellular structure has an ISO index of at least 285.4. The construction board of claim 3 , where the interconnected network includes at least 6.0 weight percent flame retardant based upon the entire weight of the cellular structure claim 3 , and where the cellular structure has an ISO index of at least 300.5. The construction board of claim 1 , where the construction board has a thickness of from about 0.375 to 2.0 in.6. The construction board of claim 5 , where the construction board has a thickness of from about 0.38 to 0.75 in.7. The construction board of claim 1 , where the at least one facer ...

Structural building panels with interlocking seams

Systems and methods providing a modular building having pre-fabricated panel wall components are easily assembled to form a predetermined, energy efficient structure that provides for mating alignment and securement of the modular panels with each other along their adjoining seams.

To modular dwellings

Modular dwellings comprise attached wall members that enclose an interior area, and a central truss system extending across the dwelling. A lower roof member is supported by a truss system lower chord and wall member, and an upper roof member is supported by a truss system upper chord and a wall member. The ends of the truss system are supported by a vertical post. The upper part of a wall section and of the upper chord are in co-planar alignment and the lower chord and the upper part of another wall section are in co-planar alignment. Wall panels include an internal frame and a tongue on one side and a groove on the other side which mate with the tongues and grooves of other like panels to compress resiliently deformable seals. A frame portion positioned at the internal side of the extension supports the extension for proper alignment during construction.

Modular building system utilizing composite, foam core panels

A system is for constructing a structure and includes composite panels having a laminate structure. The laminate structure includes a foam core to which are attached cover layers of the same or different material. One or both of the cover layers may include composite sub-layers. The system includes a number elongate and preferably extruded components for connecting the panels to form walls, roofs or floors for the structure. The system is modular, thereby providing a time and cost efficient approach for erecting a structure.

SANDWICH PANEL AND BUILDING MODULE

A building module which is a sandwich panel comprising a first region which provides part of the roof structure of a building, a second region which provides part of the wall structure of the building, and a third region which provides part of the floor structure of the building. 1. A sandwich panel comprising metal joists within its outer skin.2. The sandwich panel according to claim 1 , wherein the sandwich panel comprises a thermoplastic skin claim 1 , preferably HDPE claim 1 , and an insulating core comprising a foamed material claim 1 , preferably a polyurethane foam.3. The sandwich panel according to claim 1 , wherein the metal joists are steel joists with a tophat profile.4. The sandwich panel according to claim 1 , wherein a surface of the sandwich panel has a ribbed profile to accommodate the metal joists.5. The sandwich panel according to claim 1 , wherein the metal joists are joined to one another by a cross member fixed between the metal joists claim 1 , the cross member preferably being a 100 mm steel tophat joist rivet fixed to the joists at 600 mm centres.6. A sandwich panel according to claim 1 , wherein the profile of one side edge is complementary to the profile of the other side edge claim 1 , such that two adjacent modules can be joined together without fixings claim 1 , preferably wherein one side edge comprises a lip and the other side edge comprises a complementary crest.7. A building module which is a sandwich panel comprising a first region which provides part of the roof structure of a building claim 1 , a second region which provides part of the wall structure of the building claim 1 , and a third region which provides part of the floor structure of the building.8. A building module according to claim 7 , wherein the first and third regions of the sandwich panel are a sandwich panel comprising metal joists within its outer skin.9. A building module according to claim 7 , wherein the first and third regions are substantially planar and the ...

METAL LAMINATE BASE SHEET FOR USE WITH MASONRY STRUCTURE

A structure includes: a stone layer; and a laminate of a metal layer and a fabric overlying stone layer such that the metal layer faces the stone layer. The metal layer has embossments thereon forming venting channels. 1. A structure comprising:a masonry layer; anda laminate of a metal layer and a fabric overlying said masonry layer such that said metal layer faces said masonry layer.2. The structure of claim 1 , wherein said metal layer has embossments thereon forming venting channels.3. The structure of claim 2 , wherein said metal layer comprises aluminum.4. The structure of claim 3 , wherein said fabric comprises non-woven polyester.5. The structure of . wherein said metal layer comprises aluminum.6. The structure of claim 5 , wherein said fabric comprises non-woven polyester.7. The structure of claim I claim 5 , wherein said fabric comprises non-woven polyester.8. A method of building a structure comprising:installing a masonry layer; andoverlying a laminate of a metal layer and a fabric onto the masonry layer such that the metal layer faces the masonry layer.9. The method of claim 8 , wherein said overlying a laminate of a metal layer and a fabric onto the masonry layer comprises overlying the laminate of the metal layer having embossments thereon forming venting channels.10. The method of claim 9 , wherein said overlying a laminate of a metal layer and a fabric onto the masonry layer comprises overlying a laminate of aluminum.11. The method of claim 10 , wherein said overlying a laminate of a metal layer and a fabric onto the masonry layer comprises overlying the laminate of the metal and a non-woven polyester.12. The method of claim 8 , wherein said overlying a laminate of a metal layer and a fabric onto the masonry layer comprises overlying a laminate of aluminum.13. The method of claim 12 , wherein said overlying a laminate of a metal layer and a fabric onto the masonry layer comprises overlying the laminate of the metal and a non-woven polyester.14. The ...

Protected Membrane Roof System

A protected membrane roof system for installation on a roof decking comprising an upper insulation board having an upwardly-facing upper board top surface and an opposite downwardly-facing upper board bottom surface and at least one throughhole communicating therebetween, a ballast material positioned over the upper insulation board, a netting positioned over the ballast material, and at least one fastener assembly having a base seated substantially adjacent the upper board bottom surface, a rod extending substantially vertically from the base of sufficient size so as to extend through the through-hole of the upper insulation board, the ballast material, and the netting, and a cap engaged with the rod above the netting, whereby the wind uplift resistance of the protected membrane roof system is improved and scour of the ballast material is reduced by effectively anchoring the netting to the upper insulation board beneath the ballast material.

SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR CONSTRUCTING A MULTI-STOREY BUILDING

Example systems and methods of constructing multi-storey buildings utilizing a plurality of prefabricated insulated panels, each prefabricated insulated panel comprising a first cementitious layer, a second cementitious layer, and an insulative core, wherein the insulative core is disposed between first and second cementitious layers. The systems and methods comprise constructing a building foundation and constructing a plurality of storeys on said foundation. Each storey may comprise a plurality of prefabricated insulated panels forming a load-bearing exterior wall disposed on an outer perimeter of the storey. Each storey may comprise a plurality of prefabricated insulated panels forming core walls, wherein the first and second cementitious layers of the core wall panels comprise a fire resistant material. Each storey may comprise a plurality of prefabricated insulated panels forming demising walls. Each storey may comprise a plurality of prefabricated insulated panels forming corridor walls. Each storey may comprise a plurality of prefabricated insulated panels forming a floor. The systems and methods further comprise constructing a roof on top of the last storey thereby constructed, the roof comprising a plurality of prefabricated roof panels. 1. A method of constructing a multi-storey building utilizing a plurality of prefabricated insulated panels , each prefabricated insulated panel comprising a first cementitious layer , a second cementitious layer , and an insulative core , wherein the insulative core is disposed between the first and second cementitious layers , the method comprising:i) constructing a building foundation;{'claim-text': ['a first plurality of prefabricated insulated panels comprising prefabricated wall panels forming a load-bearing exterior wall disposed on an outer perimeter of the storey;', 'a second plurality of prefabricated insulated panels comprising prefabricated wall panels forming core walls wherein the first and second cementitious ...

ENVIRONMENTALLY RESPONSIBLE INSULATING CONSTRUCTION BLOCKS AND STRUCTURES

Environmentally responsible insulating construction blocks and structures constructed primarily of recycled materials are disclosed. The environmentally friendly construction blocks and structures comprise shredded rubber tire pieces coated with silica fume, slag cement and cement, which are then mixed with water and formed in a mold. A layer of grout or a fireproof material may be disposed on one side of the environmentally responsible insulating construction block. The environmentally responsible insulating construction blocks can be used in place of wood blocking for roof assembly applications such as installation of a drip edge or wall coping; or in expansion joints. The environmentally responsible insulating construction blocks provide high insulation as well as strength for applications such as green roofing, wall construction and green roofing decks. Environmentally friendly structures can be built by pouring the coated shredded rubber tire pieces into molds to form walls, and then to pour a layer of the coated shredded rubber tire pieces as a roof deck, thereby creating a self-supporting structure in a monolithic pour. 1. A method for attachment of drip edge flashing to a roofing system , comprising:adhering a plurality of environmentally responsible insulating construction blocks to the outer edges of a top surface of a roof deck; andattaching drip edge flashing on the environmentally responsible insulating construction blocks,wherein the environmentally responsible insulating construction blocks are adhered to the roof deck with a plurality of adhesive strips,wherein the maximum design horizontal design pressure is at least −300 psf horizontal, mixing a first mix of substantially dry silica fume, slag cement and cement;', 'thereafter adding shredded rubber tire pieces to the first mix and mixing until the shredded rubber is substantially completely coated;', 'thereafter adding water until the mix of silica fume, slag cement, cement and shredded rubber tire ...

SHELTER CONSTRUCTED FROM INTERCONNECTING PANELS

A shelter includes a floor portion, at least one wall portion having a top wail portion, a bottom wall portion, or both, and a roof portion. Each portion includes at least two panels which are detachably interconnected using female and male bracket elements configured for receiving the panels and including cooperating means actuated by longitudinal movement for preventing separation of the female and male bracket elements and interconnecting the panels. 1. A shelter comprising:a floor portion,at least one wall portion comprising a top wall portion, a bottom wall portion, or both, anda roof portion;wherein each portion comprises at least two panels detachably interconnected using female and male bracket elements configured for receiving the panels and comprising cooperating means actuated by longitudinal movement for preventing separation of the female and male bracket elements and interconnecting the panels;wherein each panel comprises a first planar layer and a second planar layer and the first planar layer is offset from the second planar layer; andwherein the female or male bracket element is disposed on the first planar layer.2. The shelter of claim 1 , wherein each bracket comprises an upper portion and parallel opposed side walls defining a channel for receiving an elongate side edge of the panel therein.3. The shelter of claim 2 , wherein the cooperating means comprises a plurality of clip members having recessed notches and defined by the upper portion of the bracket.4. The shelter of claim 3 , wherein the clip members of the female bracket comprise upwardly projecting tabs for engaging corresponding notches of the male bracket; and the clip members of the male bracket comprise downwardly projecting tabs for engaging corresponding notches of the female bracket.5. The shelter of claim 4 , wherein the clip members are spaced apart and evenly distributed along the entire length of the bracket or a portion thereof for interconnecting the panels along at least ...

Panel for sheathing system and method

The panel includes a water resistant barrier layer secured atop its outward facing surface. The water resistant barrier layer includes a skid resistant surface. The panels are made of lignocellulosic material. The water resistant and skid resistant surface may include indicia for aligning strips of tape or for aligning fasteners. A method for manufacturing the water resistant building panels is also disclosed and includes the steps of feeding paper onto a forming belt, depositing lignocellulosic material and the binding agent onto the forming belt so as to form a lignocellulosic mat, applying heat and pressure so as to impart the skid resistant surface on the paper, and cutting panels to predetermined sizes.

METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR MANUFACTURING BUILDING PANELS

A method of manufacturing building panels includes assembling a frame of a building panel. The frame defines at least one cavity and at least one injection aperture in fluid communication with the at least one cavity. The method also includes positioning the frame on one of a base and a shelf of a multi-panel consolidation device having a plurality of shelves, with the shelves being in an expanded configuration, and at least substantially enclosing the at least one cavity. The method also includes forcing the shelves of the multi-panel consolidation device into a collapsed configuration, and injecting an expandable polymer through the at least one injection aperture into the at least one cavity. The method further includes forcing the shelves into an expanded configuration after a predetermined period of time selected to permit the expandable polymer to form a foam bonded to the frame. 138-. (canceled)39. A building panel comprising:a frame, the frame having a front surface and a rear surface, and defining at least one cavity, the frame having at least one injection aperture, each of the at least one cavity being in fluid communication with the at least one injection aperture;a fabric covering the front surface and the rear surface of the frame to enclose the at least one cavity; anda foam disposed within the at least one cavity and bonded to the frame; whereinthe at least one injection aperture is configured to facilitate injecting an expandable polymer into the at least one cavity that expands to form.40. The building panel of claim 39 , wherein:the frame comprises a plurality of studs and a plurality of tracks;the frame defines a plurality of cavities and a plurality of injection apertures;the studs and the tracks are attached to one another and cooperate to define the cavities; andat least one of the tracks defines at least one of the injection apertures.41. The building panel of claim 40 , wherein:the fabric comprises a plurality of pieces of fabric;at least ...

MODULAR PARTITION SYSTEM

A modular partition system comprises a plurality of panels and at least one connecting strip. Each of the plurality of panels comprises two support members extending generally perpendicularly to a plane of the modular partition system and a central panel extending between said two support panels. The plurality of panels are arranged such that the central panels of each of the plurality of panels are generally mutually parallel and one support member of each of the plurality of panels is adjacent to a support member of an adjacent panel. The at least one connecting strip cooperates with a support member from each of two of the plurality of adjacent panels so as to connect said two of the plurality of adjacent panels. 1. A modular partition system comprising:a plurality of panels, each of the plurality of panels comprising two support members extending generally perpendicularly to a plane of the modular partition system and a central panel extending between said two support panels, the plurality of panels being arranged such that the central panels of each of the plurality of panels are generally mutually parallel and one support member of each of the plurality of panels is adjacent to a support member of an adjacent panel; andat least one connecting strip;wherein the at least one connecting strip cooperates with a support member from each of two of the plurality of adjacent panels so as to connect said two of the plurality of adjacent panels.2. The modular partition system of claim 1 , wherein each of the support members of the plurality of panels comprises: a support panel extending generally perpendicularly to a plane of the central panel.3. The modular partition system of or wherein each of the support members of the plurality of panels comprises a protruding portion which extends beyond at least one of the surfaces of the central panel.4. The modular partition system of any preceding claim wherein each of the support members of the plurality of panels comprises a ...

Building system and method utilizing integrated insulation

A panelized building system and method of construction utilizing a rigid framing combined with foam insulation is disclosed. The system may include a metal roof panel, at least one metal wall panel, a floor panel, at least one metal corner post and at least one foundational component. A single layer of foam insulation encapsulates partially fills a rigid framing and may be molded against a non-stick surface or bonded to an exterior building material. In either case, a single monolithic piece is formed. A utility cavity may be formed interior to the single layer of foam insulation. The exterior face may be textured, undulated, radiused, or shaped in myriad ways.

Prefabricated module for a pitched roof element and pitched roof element for a building roof

The present disclosure relates to a prefabricated module for a pitched roof element comprising a frame made of at least two first beams being arranged in a distance and running parallel to each other and two second beams running rectangular to the first beams and being connected to the ends of the first beams forming a compartment into which a first layer of an insulation is inserted and a pitched roof element for a building roof made of at least two modules, each comprising a frame made of at least first beams being arranged in a distance and running parallel to each other and two second beams running rectangular to the first beams and being connected to the ends of the first beams forming a compartment into which a first layer of an insulation is inserted.

ENVIRONMENTALLY RESPONSIBLE INSULATING CONSTRUCTION BLOCKS AND STRUCTURES

Environmentally responsible insulating construction blocks and structures constructed primarily of recycled materials are disclosed. The environmentally friendly construction blocks and structures comprise shredded rubber tire pieces coated with silica fume, slag cement and cement, which are then mixed with water and formed in a mold. A layer of grout or a fireproof material may be disposed on one side of the environmentally responsible insulating construction block. The environmentally responsible insulating construction blocks provide high insulation as well as strength for applications such as green roofing, wall construction and green roofing decks. Environmentally friendly structures can be built by pouring the coated shredded rubber tire pieces into molds to form walls, and then to pour a layer of the coated shredded rubber tire pieces as a roof deck, thereby creating a self-supporting structure in a monolithic pour. 1. An environmentally responsible insulated construction block comprising:a plurality of shredded rubber tire pieces coated with silica fume, slag cement and cement forming a block having a top surface, a bottom surface substantially parallel to the top surface and 4 side surfaces substantially perpendicular to the top surface and the bottom surface, wherein the block has a depth defined by the distance between the top surface and the bottom surface;wherein the shredded rubber tire pieces range in size of between about ½ inch to 2 inches,wherein the shredded rubber tire pieces comprise at least 50% by weight of the shredded rubber tire pieces, silica fume, slag cement and cement,wherein the environmentally responsible insulated construction block forms an open interior matrix structure.2. The environmentally responsible insulated construction block of claim 1 , further comprising one or more layers of grout disposed on the exterior of the top surface claim 1 , the bottom surface or both the top and the bottom surfaces.3. The environmentally ...

SELF SUPPORTIVE PANEL SYSTEM

A self supporting panel system used to fabricate ceilings, floors, walls, or roofs. The panel system is assembled from a plurality of panels, each having a core that is sandwiched between opposing plate members. In a preferred embodiment, the core of each panel includes a unifying material to enhance the load bearing capacity of the panel. 111-. (canceled)12. A roof structure , comprising: [ having a first core face and a second opposing core face;', 'including expandable foam;', 'including an opening passing completely through the member;, 'a core comprising a plurality of members, the members each, 'a first plate attached to the first core face,', 'a second plate attached to the second opposing core face; and', 'a peripheral frame surrounding the structural panel, 'a plurality of structural panels, each structural panel includingwherein the core spaces the first plate apart from the second plate.13. The roof structure of claim 12 , wherein a first structural panel of the plurality of structural panels and a second structural panel of the plurality of structural panels are joined by one or more wedge members.14. The roof structure of claim 13 , wherein the one or more wedge members have a triangular shape.15. The roof structure of claim 13 , wherein the one or more wedge members are fabricated from the same type of material used to fabricate the plurality of structural panels.16. A self-supportive roof structure claim 13 , comprising:a first structural roof panel including opposed spaced apart load bearing plates, and a structure for maintaining the plates in a spaced apart relation;a second structural roof panel including opposed spaced apart load bearing plates, and a structure for maintaining the plates in a spaced apart relation;wherein the first and second structural panels are fastened together along respectively associated adjacent edges for defining an attic space that is free of a truss structure for supporting the first structural roof panel and the ...

Roofing systems and methods

According to one aspect, a roofing system includes a plurality of insulation boards adapted for overlying a roof deck to form a layer of insulation. Each of the plurality of insulation boards includes a first polyisocyanurate foam having a first foam density. The roofing system further includes a plurality of cover boards adapted for overlying the layer of insulation. Each of the plurality of cover boards includes a second polyisocyanurate foam having a second foam density, and the second foam density is greater than the first foam density. Each of the insulation boards and cover boards may have a facer on at least one major surface. The second foam density may be selected to provide the cover boards with a compressive strength to resist deformation.

High performance, reinforced insulated precast concrete and tilt-up concrete structures and methods of making same

The invention comprises a product. The product comprises a foam insulating panel, the panel having a first primary surface and an opposite second primary surface, wherein the foam insulating panel defines at least one recessed channel in the first primary surface, the at least one recessed channel being sized and shaped to provide a mold for a structural reinforcing member. The product also comprises a concrete panel formed on the first primary surface and filling the at least one recessed channel so as to provide a structural reinforcing member for the concrete panel. The product further comprises an elongate anchor member in the foam insulating panel and extending from the first primary surface of the foam insulating panel into the concrete panel. A method of making a composite reinforced insulated concrete structure is also disclosed.

CONSTRUCTION PANEL SYSTEM AND METHODS OF ASSEMBLY THEREOF

Some embodiments provide a construction system that includes a plurality of panels. Moreover, at least some of the plurality of panels may include an upper side, a lower side, an insulation member, and at least one support member that is coupled to the insulation member. In some aspects, the support member may be coupled to the insulation member such that the support member extends from the upper side to the lower side of the panel. In some embodiments, the construction system may also include a plurality of engagement elements that are configured to engage at least some of the panels to assemble the panels into at least a portion of a structure. 1. A construction system comprising:a plurality of panels, wherein at least some of the plurality of panels further comprise an upper side, a lower side, an insulation member and at least one support member coupled to the insulation member such that the support member extends from the upper side to the lower side;a plurality of engagement elements that are configured to engage at least some of the plurality of panels to assemble the plurality of panels to form a structure.2. The construction system of claim 1 , wherein at least some of the plurality of panels are wall panels.3. The construction system of and further comprising an extension member coupled to at least two of the plurality of panels.4. The construction system of claim 3 , wherein the two of the plurality of panels coupled to the extension member are capable of being coupled together such that the resulting structure defines a first seam and a second seam claim 3 , and further wherein the first seam and the second seam are incongruous.5. The construction system of claim 4 , wherein at least some of the plurality of panels comprise a plurality of horizontal chases.6. The construction system of claim 5 , wherein the support member is coupled to the insulation member such that the apertures substantially align with the plurality of horizontal chases.7. The ...

Envelope Interface to Insulate a Post-Frame Building

This invention is an envelope-structure interface, enabling the use of exterior insulation and pressure-equalized cladding with a post-frame structure. The present invention includes the following interface details: a continuous roof-to-wall water, vapor, and air impermeable weather barrier that is fully adhered to sheathing exterior of framing, girts, and purlins; continuous roof-to-wall insulation exterior of weather barrier that is mechanically fastened back to the post-frame structure; and removal of the requirement for an interior finish material in a conditioned post-frame building. The invention brings superior envelope performance to the structural and material efficiency, rapid rate of construction, and affordability of post-frame techniques. 1. A wall assembly for a post-frame structure comprising the following components , in order from interior to exterior:a series of wood girts fastened to posts of said post-frame structure;a layer of sheathing fastened to said girts;a layer of water, vapor, and air impermeable weather barrier adhered to said sheathing;a layer of vapor-permeable exterior insulation; anda series of strapping members fastened bya plurality of screws that penetrate said insulation, said weather barrier, said sheathing, and embed into said girts.2. The wall assembly of claim 1 , wherein said girts are perpendicularly oriented in relation to said posts; said girts are spaced such that both the minimum fastening requirements of said insulation are satisfied and that the maximum tributary load for said screws is not exceeded; and said girts are of sufficient size and structural properties both to span between said posts while supporting live and dead loads of said wall assembly without deflecting beyond code-allowed limits claim 1 , and to allow for required embedment of said screws.3. The wall assembly of claim 2 , wherein said girts are regularly spaced.4. The wall assembly of claim 3 , wherein said girts are comprised of dimensional lumber. ...

Removable and re-attachable roof system for modular residential construction

The present disclosure describes a residential dwelling unit designed for vertical expansion by way of a removable and re-attachable roof system. By removing certain components of the original dwelling unit's roof, that same structure can be converted into the floor of a subsequent vertical addition. Specific components that were removed from the original roof are then re-attached on top of the vertical addition.

Building Module with Pourable Foam and Cable

A building component utilizing a pourable polyurethane or structural foam that can be used for floors, walls, and roof assemblies with a frame with an interior, back or a front, multiple partition beams forming cells in said frame, pourable polyurethane or structural foam exterior backing attached to said frame back. The structural foam is poured into said cells to a desired level, and after said structural foam is poured into said cells, said interior backing is attached to said frame front. Cabling is used to improve movability of the invention, and improve on wind loading and seismic requirements of the present invention. Safety is also improved during the manufacturing process, loading, unloading, and in final assembly through the use of cabling. 1. A building panel component comprising:a non-pressurized injected pourable structural foam used as a structural polyurethane or structural foam for floors, walls, ceiling and roof assemblies; 'said strength increasing properties including, but not limited to, tensile strength, wind loading strength, racking strength, sheer strength, and/or compressive strength, and combinations therein; and', 'a bonding polyurethane that adheres to the frame structure, in a manner circumventing the need to trim said polyurethane; wherein said bonding polyurethane foam creates a monolithic structure with said frame with an increase in strength and thermal properties,'}, 'a frame structure; wherein said frame is partially filled, in an open cavity pour, with said structural polyurethane or structural foam to allow for utility equipment to be installed without interfacing with said structural foam comprisingat least one cable set with first eyelets located partially outside of said frame structure and traversing at least a partial interior portion of said frame structure above said structural foam;wherein said cable set with first eyelets is used to hoist said building panel and to attach said building panel to other building materials.2 ...

COMPOSITE STRUCTURE INCLUDING A STRUCTURAL PANEL AND A METAL SUPPORT

A composite structure for a building that includes at least one structural panel and at least one metal corrugated panel, where the at least one structural panel is secured to said at least one metal corrugated panel. 1. A composite structure for a building , the composite structure comprising:at least one structural panel; andat least one metal corrugated panel, said at least one structural panel being secured to said at least one metal corrugated panel.2. The composite structure of claim 1 , wherein said at least one structural panel is a cementitious panel.3. The composite structure of claim 2 , wherein said at least one structural panel is a steel panel.4. The composite structure of claim 1 , wherein said at least one metal corrugated panel is a steel corrugated panel.5. The composite structure of claim 4 , wherein said steel corrugated panel includes a plurality of protruding members and a plurality of grooves formed between said protruding members claim 4 , wherein said at least one structural panel is secured to at least one of said protruding members.6. The composite structure of claim 5 , wherein a width of each of said protruding members is greater than a width of each of said grooves.7. The composite structure of claim 5 , wherein a width of each of said grooves is greater than a width of each of said protruding members.8. The composite structure of claim 5 , wherein each of said protruding members has angled opposing sidewalls and a top wall extending between said sidewalls.9. The composite structure of claim 5 , wherein each of said protruding members has parallel opposing sidewalls and a top wall extending between said sidewalls.10. The composite structure of claim 5 , wherein said protruding members and said grooves each have a curved shape.11. The composite structure of claim 1 , further comprising an insulating material secured to a surface of said at least one structural panel.12. The composite structure of claim 11 , further comprising one of a ...

A ROOF FORMING ELEMENT FOR A ROOF OF A BUILDING, AND ROOF

The invention relates to a roof forming element for a roof, comprising a roof plate, a beam integral with the roof plate, such that the integral combination of the roof plate and the beam has an L-shaped cross-section, a cover, and coupling means for coupling the roof forming element to a further, neighbouring element. The roof forming element, at least in a mounted condition of a plurality of such elements, is configured such that the second longitudinal side of the element is arranged to be supported by the first longitudinal side of a further, neighbouring one of said elements, so that the beam of the further roof forming element also supports the roof plate of the roof forming element, and so that the respective roof plate elements of said roof forming element and further roof forming element are flush with respect to each other. 1. A roof forming element for a roof of a building , which roof closes an opening of the building , wherein the roof is at least partly formed by a plurality of such roof forming elements which each close a part of said opening , an elongate polymer roof plate having a top plate and a bottom plate parallel to the top plate, which top and bottom plate are integrally interconnected via a plurality of ribs extending in a length direction of the roof plate,', 'a beam which is manufactured as one integral part together with the roof plate, wherein the beam extends in the length direction of the roof plate, is located at a first longitudinal side of the roof plate, and protrudes downwards from the bottom plate of the roof plate, wherein the other, second longitudinal side is free from such a beam protruding downwards from the bottom plate, so that the integral combination of the roof plate and the beam has an L-shaped cross-section,', 'a cover for at least substantially completely covering the top plate at a distance therefrom, so as to define an interior space between the cover and the top plate, wherein the cover comprises at least one ...

ATTACHING HOOK FILM TO INSULATION BOARD

Methods for attaching a layer of hook fasteners onto an insulation board for use attaching a roofing membrane having fleece backed loops thereon such that the roofing membrane can be held onto the insulation membrane by: adhering the hook layer onto portions of the top or bottom facer of an insulation board after the insulation board has exited a laminator; or adhering the hook layer onto the top or bottom facer prior to entry into the laminator; or replacing the top or bottom facer of the insulation board with the hook layer before use in the laminator. 13-. (canceled)4. The method of claim 8 , wherein the strips of hook fastener layer material are positioned in parallel to one another.5. The method of claim 8 , wherein the strips of hook fastener layer material are positioned spaced inwardly from side edges of the insulation board.6. The method of claim 8 , wherein adhesive is applied on top of the insulation board in sections that are side-by-side one another and spaced apart from one another such that the strips of hook fastener layer material are positioned on top of the spaced apart sections of adhesive.7. (canceled)8. A method of attaching a layer of hook fasteners onto the top of an insulation board claim 8 , comprising:(a) providing a top facer;(b) adhering a layer of hook fasteners onto the top facer;(c) providing an insulation board;(d) providing a bottom facer; and(e) simultaneously passing the insulation board and the top and bottom facers through a laminator, wherein the laminator heats and adheres or attaches the top and bottom facers onto the insulation board:wherein the layer of hook fasteners comprises a plurality of strips of hook fastener layer material positioned side-by-side one another; andwherein the top facer comprises a plurality of top facer sections positioned side-by-side one another.9. The method of claim 8 , wherein the strips of hook fastener layer material are positioned side-by-side one another with an intermediate hook layer strip ...

ROOF PANEL

A prefabricated roofing panel having an outer sheathing, rafters, insulation, and an interior ceiling material. The panel is configured to fit with other roofing panels to form the roof and ceiling structure of a building. Further the panel is ventilated. The roofing panel allows a building roof, insulation, and ceiling to be pre-fabricated in a shop and then quickly installed into a building. 1. A roofing panel comprising:a plurality of parallel, spaced-apart rafters, a space between each of the plurality of rafters forming a plurality of lengthwise cavities, each of the plurality of rafters attached to a top block, the top block defining a top widthwise edge of the roofing panel;a sheathing attached to a top surface of each of the plurality of rafters, covering the plurality of rafters and the plurality of lengthwise cavities;a plurality of insulations, one of the plurality of insulations disposed in each of the lengthwise cavities;a plurality of vent spaces, each of the plurality of vent spaces defined by two of the plurality of rafters, the sheathing, and one of the plurality of insulations;an interior ceiling material attached to a bottom surface of each of the plurality of rafters covering the plurality of rafters and the cavities; andwherein the plurality of insulations are configured to provide an R value of the panel selected from the group consisting of approximately 44, 55, and 66.2. The roofing panel of further comprising:a plurality of strapping beams positioned between the interior ceiling material and the bottom surface of the rafters, the plurality of strapping beams oriented perpendicularly to the plurality of rafters, and attached to at least two of the plurality of rafters, the plurality of strapping beams forming a plurality of widthwise channels;a second plurality of insulations, one of the second plurality of insulations positioned in each of the plurality of widthwise channels; andwherein the interior ceiling material is directly connected to ...

SELF SUPPORTIVE PANEL SYSTEM

A self supporting panel system used to fabricate ceilings, floors, walls, or roofs. The panel system is assembled from a plurality of panels, each having a core that is sandwiched between opposing plate members. In a preferred embodiment, the core of each panel includes a unifying material to enhance the load bearing capacity of the panel. 1. A roof structure , comprising:a first panel; anda second panel directly or indirectly attached to the first panel;wherein the first panel and/or the second panel comprise an opening comprising an X-Y grid structure with a unifying material disposed on the X-Y grid structure.218-. (canceled)19. The roof structure according to claim 1 , wherein the roof structure is free of a truss structure.20. The roof structure according to claim 1 , wherein the X-Y grid structure is a steel stamping claim 1 , a plastic stamping claim 1 , or a plastic injection molded structure.21. The roof structure according to claim 1 , wherein the X-Y grid structure comprises substantially linear strands.22. The roof structure according to claim 21 , wherein the X-Y grid structure is located within a frame claim 21 , and each of the strands are attached to the frame.23. The roof structure according to claim 21 , wherein the strands are mechanically or adhesively joined to one another at one or more points of contact.24. The roof structure according to claim 20 , wherein the unifying material is a spray that is configured to expand after the unifying material is disposed on the X-Y grid structure.25. The roof structure according to claim 21 , wherein the unifying expands after the unifying material is disposed on the X-Y grid structure.26. The roof structure according to claim 24 , wherein the roof structure comprises a third panel;wherein the first panel and the second panel are located at an incline relative to the third panel so that the roof structure has a triangular shape; andwherein two or more of the first panel, the second panel, and the third ...

Self supportive panel system

A self supporting panel system used to fabricate ceilings, floors, walls, or roofs. The panel system is assembled from a plurality of panels, each having a core that is sandwiched between opposing plate members. In a preferred embodiment, the core of each panel includes a unifying material to enhance the load bearing capacity of the panel.

STRUCTURAL MODULAR BUILDING PANEL, WALL, AND BUILDING SYSTEM

This invention relates to prefabricated, lightweight, multi-component structural modular building panels and modular building systems. The said panels are framed with edge members that have a unique connecting shape, making them modular. The multi-component panel allows for design flexibility and the mass manufacturing of its components. Connectors serve as a link to assemble the panels together, and to connect them to corners, floors or foundations, roof panels and the roof apex member, and or other conventional construction elements. Connectors and members, all with unique connecting shapes, coupled with the said panels, create a structural wall, roof, similar structure or building system. Assembled panels and members incorporate the primary building structure and the building envelope. The assembled panels, members and other components of the building system, in part or whole, can be flat packed for easy transport and shipping, and can be assembled quickly and easily with semi-skilled labor. 1. A uniquely prefabricated , multi-component , structural modular building panel comprising of:a plurality of unique frame edge members with a unique proprietary connecting shape which are coupled and/or bonded to,at least one or more face sheets of composites and/or fiber reinforced polymer (FRP) or any other suitable material,and an insulating core or any other suitable material.2. The uniquely prefabricated claim 1 , multi-component claim 1 , structural modular building panel of claim 1 , wherein the unique edge frame members with a unique proprietary connecting shape are composite FRP claim 1 , manufactured by a pultrusion process claim 1 , or any other suitable material manufactured by any other suitable method that satisfies the structural requirements of the application and/or structure.3. The uniquely prefabricated claim 1 , multi-component claim 1 , structural modular building panel of claim 1 , wherein the unique edge frame members with a unique proprietary ...

PANEL FOR SHEATHING SYSTEM AND METHOD

The panel includes a water resistant barrier layer secured atop its outward facing surface. The water resistant barrier layer includes a skid resistant surface. The panels are made of lignocellulosic material. The water resistant and skid resistant surface may include indicia for aligning strips of tape or for aligning fasteners. A method for manufacturing the water resistant building panels is also disclosed and includes the steps of feeding paper onto a forming belt, depositing lignocellulosic material and the binding agent onto the forming belt so as to form a lignocellulosic mat, applying heat and pressure so as to impart the skid resistant surface on the paper, and cutting panels to predetermined sizes. 118-. (canceled)19. A method for constructing a building structure , the method comprising:(a) fastening a first structural panel to a frame structure, wherein the first structural panel comprises a bulk water resistant and water vapor permeable barrier layer secured to an external facing surface of the first structural panel;(b) fastening a second structural panel to the frame structure and adjacent the first structural panel; wherein the second structural panel comprises a bulk water resistant and water vapor permeable barrier layer secured to an external facing surface of the second structural panel; and(c) applying a bulk water resistant seam sealant for sealing a joint formed between the first structural panel and the second structural panel.20. The method of claim 19 , wherein the first structural panel with the secured barrier layer and the second structural panel with the secured barrier layer have a water vapor transmission rate from about 0.7 to about 7 grams/m/24 hr claim 19 , as determined by ASTM E96 procedure A (73° F.-50% RH) and/or a water vapor permeance from about 0.1 to about 12 perms claim 19 , as determined by ASTM E96 procedure B (73° F.-50% RH); and{'sup': '2', 'the first structural panel with the secured barrier layer and the second ...

PRECAST INSULATED LOAD BEARING ROOF ELEMENT AND METHODS OF MANUFACTURING A ROOF ELEMENT

The present disclosure relates to a precast load bearing roof deck element for a building comprising an upper floor layer of concrete, a load bearing steel reinforced lower layer of concrete, at least one thermally insulating layer located between and separating the upper floor layer of concrete and the lower layer of concrete, and a plurality of binders extending between the lower layer of concrete and the upper floor layer of concrete, the roof deck element configured to be mounted on a load bearing construction of the building. The disclosure also relates to a roof construction comprising a load bearing construction, such as a column and beam construction, and at least two of the above mentioned precast load bearing roof deck elements, wherein the roof deck elements are positioned side by side forming a gap between the roof deck elements, wherein the distance between the roof elements is between 0 mm and 100 mm, or between 1 mm and 100 mm. Furthermore the present disclosure relates to a method for manufacturing a load bearing roof deck element and a method for installing a roof construction on a load bearing construction of a building. 130-. (canceled)31. A precast load bearing roof element for a green roof of a building , comprising:a load distributing concrete upper floor layer;a load bearing steel reinforced lower deck layer of concrete;a thermally insulating layer located between and separating the upper floor layer and the lower deck layer; anda plurality of independent binders extending between the lower deck layer and the upper floor layer;the roof element configured to be mounted on and span a load bearing construction of the building.32. The roof element according to claim 31 , wherein the thermally insulating layer substantially fills an inner volume formed between the upper floor layer and the lower deck layer.33. The roof element according to claim 31 , wherein the thermally insulating layer forms a non-ventilated inner volume between the upper floor ...

PANEL FOR SHEATHING SYSTEM AND METHOD

The panel includes a water resistant barrier layer secured atop its outward facing surface. The water resistant barrier layer includes a skid resistant surface. The panels are made of lignocellulosic material. The water resistant and skid resistant surface may include indicia for aligning strips of tape or for aligning fasteners. A method for manufacturing the water resistant building panels is also disclosed and includes the steps of feeding paper onto a forming belt, depositing lignocellulosic material and the binding agent onto the forming belt so as to form a lignocellulosic mat, applying heat and pressure so as to impart the skid resistant surface on the paper, and cutting panels to predetermined sizes. 118-. (canceled)19. A structural panel for use in sealed-joint panel system also including an adjacent structural panel and a sealant , the structural panel comprising:a structural layer comprising a wood composite material, wherein the structural layer has a first edge positioned opposite from a second edge and a third edge positioned opposite from a fourth edge, the first and second edges being parallel to one another, the third and fourth edges being parallel to one another, and the third and fourth edges being perpendicular relative to the first and second edges; anda water resistant and water vapor permeable layer secured to and coextensive with the structural layer,wherein in use the structural panel can be positioned adjacent the adjacent structural panel to define a joint therebetween and the sealant can be applied to the two structural panels to cover the joint to form the sealed-joint panel system.20. The structural panel of claim 19 , wherein the structural panel has a liquid water transmission rate from about 1 to about 28 grams/100 in/24 hr claim 19 , via Cobb ring in accordance with ASTM D5795.21. The structural panel of claim 19 , wherein the structural panel has a water vapor transmission rate from about 0.7 to about 7 grams/m/24 hr claim 19 , as ...

PANEL FOR SHEATHING SYSTEM AND METHOD

The panel includes a water resistant barrier layer secured atop its outward facing surface. The water resistant barrier layer includes a skid resistant surface. The panels are made of lignocellulosic material. The water resistant and skid resistant surface may include indicia for aligning strips of tape or for aligning fasteners. A method for manufacturing the water resistant building panels is also disclosed and includes the steps of feeding paper onto a forming belt, depositing lignocellulosic material and the binding agent onto the forming belt so as to form a lignocellulosic mat, applying heat and pressure so as to impart the skid resistant surface on the paper, and cutting panels to predetermined sizes. 138-. (canceled)39. A sheathing system capable of covering at least a portion of a frame of a building structure , the system comprising:at least two structural panels, with a first panel including an outer surface, an inner surface, and at least one edge extending therebetween, the first panel capable of aligning with its at least one edge proximate to at least one edge of a second panel, and capable of defining a joint between the first panel and the second panel;a bulk water resistant and water vapor permeable barrier layer secured to the outer surface of the first panel and the second panel; anda bulk water resistant seam sealant capable of sealing the joint between the proximate edges of the first panel and the second panel,wherein the assembled sheathing system does not comprise an exterior finish of the building structure.40. The system of claim 39 , wherein the first panel with the secured barrier layer and the second panel with the secured baffler layer have:{'sup': '2', 'a water vapor transmission rate from about 07 to about 7 grams/m124 hr, as determined by ASTM E96 procedure A (73° F.-50% RH) and/or a water vapor permeance from about 0.1 to about 12 perms, as determined by ASTM E96 procedure B (73° F.-50% RH); and/or'}{'sup': '2', 'a liquid water ...

Panel For Use As Exterior Covering For Roofing Or Siding And Building Structure Having Same

A building panel of the roofing or siding type is disclosed, as well as a building structure having such roofing or siding panels, in which the panels are comprised of two different types of building materials. The composite panel includes at least one layer of synthetic polymeric building material, having adhesively secured thereto at least one layer of asphalt based building material, with outer, upper surfaces of the panel, that would be weather-exposed in the installed condition on a building structure being comprised of the asphalt based building material, and with the synthetic polymeric layer(s) of polymeric building material being weather-protected in the installed condition on a building structure. 1. A panel of building material for use as an exterior covering for roofing or siding , for installation on a building structure , comprising:(a) a base layer comprised of a molded synthetic polymeric building material having an interior side and an exterior side;(b) an asphalt based building material having an outer side and an inner side, with its inner side being disposed against the exterior side of the base layer, secured thereto;(c) the asphalt based building material being comprised of a layer of mat impregnated with an asphalt material and with an asphaltic adhesive on at least one surface thereof, and with a layer of granules on at least one side of the layer of mat, secured thereto by said asphaltic adhesive; '(i) visible lines of demarcation visually delineating the appearance of a plurality of generally horizontal courses of shingles or tiles.', '(d) the asphalt based building material presenting an outer side that is weather-exposed when it is in the installed condition on a building structure; which outer side includes2. The panel of claim 1 , wherein the outer side of the asphalt based building material includes within each delineated generally horizontal course of shingles or tiles claim 1 , generally vertical lines of demarcation visually ...

METHOD FOR LIGHT WEIGHT CONSTRUCTION USING PRE-SLOTTED STANDARD AND TRANSITION PANELS

Modular building methods and systems using lightweight modular panels, and specially configured transition panels for transitioning from wall to floor, or from wall to roof. Identically configured standard panels are used for constructing the walls, floor, and roof, with transitions from one structure to the next (e.g., wall to floor, or wall to roof). Each of the variously configured panel types includes channels (e.g., 2 pair of channels) formed through the length of the foam body, where the channels are configured to receive splines (e.g., flanges of an I-beam) therein. In the standard panel, the channels may include pairs of top and bottom channels, with the channels offset towards the respective panel major faces. In the transition panels, the channels may be similarly configured, but positioned differently to make the appropriate transition. The splines are connected to a frame, which acts as a template and transfers loads to a foundation. 1. A method for constructing a building from a frame , a plurality of splines , a plurality of standard modular panels , one or more wall-to-floor transition panels , and one or more wall-to-roof transition panels , the method comprising:(i) providing the frame that defines an overall shape for the building;(ii) installing one of the plurality of splines so as to span between two frame members of the frame;(iii) installing a wall-to-floor transition panel between the two frame members, with the spline of (ii) at least partially engaged in a channel of the wall-to-floor transition panel;(iv) installing a standard modular panel adjacent the wall-to-floor transition panel of (iii), with at least a portion of the spline of (ii) engaged in a channel of the standard modular panel, so that the spline of (ii) joins the wall-to-floor transition panel with the adjacent standard modular panel, with the spline of (ii) engaged in opposed facing channels of the wall-to-floor transition panel and the standard modular panel;(v) installing ...

Panel for sheathing system and method

The panel includes a water resistant barrier layer secured atop its outward facing surface. The water resistant barrier layer includes a skid resistant surface. The panels are made of lignocellulosic material. The water resistant and skid resistant surface may include indicia for aligning strips of tape or for aligning fasteners. A method for manufacturing the water resistant building panels is also disclosed and includes the steps of feeding paper onto a forming belt, depositing lignocellulosic material and the binding agent onto the forming belt so as to form a lignocellulosic mat, applying heat and pressure so as to impart the skid resistant surface on the paper, and cutting panels to predetermined sizes.

IMPROVEMENTS RELATING TO CONNECTION OF STRUCTURAL COMPONENTS TO PANELS

There is disclosed a method of forming a connection between a structural component and a panel, the panel comprising a substrate and a load-resistant covering over either or each side of the substrate, the method comprising securing a connector to the component and panel such that the connector engages at least one said covering and the component so as to direct, to the covering(s) engaged thereby, loading exerted by the component. 1. A method of forming a connection between a structural component and a panel , the panel comprising a substrate and a load-resistant covering over either or each side of the substrate , the method comprising securing a connector to the component and panel such that the connector engages at least one said covering and the component so as to direct , to the covering(s) engaged thereby , loading exerted by the component.2. A method according to claim 1 , wherein the connector comprises respective portions arranged to engage the panel and the component claim 1 , and securing the connector to the component and panel comprises effecting load-transmissive engagement between each of the panel and the component and the respective portion(s) arranged to engage it.3. A method according to claim 2 , wherein the portion(s) arranged to engage the panel comprise/s at least one portion arranged so as to engage at least one said covering.4. A method according to or claim 2 , wherein the portion(s) arranged to engage the panel comprise/s at least one portion arranged to engage the substrate claim 2 , whereby the loading directed to the covering(s) comprises loading exerted on the substrate by the component and transferred by the connector to the covering(s) engaged by said portion(s) arranged so as to engage the substrate.5. A method according to or as appended thereto claim 2 , wherein effecting the engagement between at least one said covering and the respective portion(s) arranged to engage it/them comprises bringing the covering into abutment with ...

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System of portable solar heating panels has pre-assembled panels which may be interconnected to form larger roof panels

Photovoltaic cells (2) are mounted on an upper sheet supported on an insulated core material (3) strengthened by plates (4,4a) and joined by tongues (8) and grooves (8a) forming a cavity (6) for interconnections.

Supporting prefabricated component for e.g. building, has integrated solar collector unit arranged between pair of support longitudinal units, and transverse unit for statically connecting two support longitudinal units with each other

The component (1) has an integrated solar collector unit (4) arranged between a pair of support longitudinal units (2). A transverse unit (3) is provided for statically connecting two support longitudinal units with each other. An external side (7) of the component is turned towards atmosphere, where a space between two support longitudinal units is closed in a weather-proof manner in the external side by using a cover (8), which is permeable for a partial spectrum of solar radiations.

Solar absorber manufacturing method for solar collector in roof panel of rooftop, involves producing endless profile by extrusion molding of metal blank, and cutting endless profile into line sections by cutting unit

The method involves producing an endless profile (100) by extrusion molding of a metal blank, and cutting the endless profile into line sections (102, 104) by a cutting unit, where a solar absorber is made from the sections of the endless profile. A length of each section corresponds to a length of roof area roofed with the solar absorber. A number of sections are supplied into a programmable controller for producing a charge unit of the solar absorber. An identifier is supplied into the controller, and the cutting unit is controlled by the controller.

Roof for buildings

The roof framework supports concrete panels (14) resting together, with projections on their underside. These are supported on a resilient layer (16) on the roofing framework. An external layer seals the panels. Pipes are embedded in the panels, to be connected to the heat exchanger of a thermal solar energy plant. Additionally or alternatively, solar cells are arranged on the outside of the concrete panels. In an otherwise similar construction, Steel, wood, reinforced concrete or grid supports are let into the underside of the panels. They connect diagonally down from an upper bracing strip (20) in the panels, to a lower bracing strip (24). A further variant is described, based on the foregoing principles. A further layer may be hung below the roof construction. Thermal insulation is included between upper and low concrete panels. A further grid construction for the support frame is described; this too, includes a resilient support layer.

Component and use of a component

The invention relates to a component for a construction, said component comprising at least one wood-retainer composite element (I) consisting of at least one wood element (2) and one retainer (III), the wood element (2) and the retainer (III) being connected in an essentially non-positively engaged and/or form-fitting and/or integrally bonding manner. The wood element (2) and the retainer (III) are at least partially connected by thrust force. At least one solar element, especially a heliothermal element (5), is integrated into the retainer (3) and/or a photovoltaic element (6) is arranged on a side (7) of the retainer (III) facing the light. The photovoltaic element is especially at least partially hydrophobic.

Patent CH624207A5

Verfahren zur Herstellung eines Solarabsorbers

Verfahren zur Herstellung eines Solarabsorbers (114), wobei der Solarabsorber aus einem Endlosprofil (100) hergestellt wird, wobei das Endlosprofil durch Umformen eines Metallrohlings hergestellt wird, wobei es sich bei dem Umformen um Strangpressen handelt, wobei das Endlosprofil in Abschnitte zugeschnitten wird, wobei durch jeden der Abschnitte einer der Solarabsorber gebildet wird, wobei jeder der Abschnitte eine Länge (L) hat, die der Länge einer mit den Solarabsorbern einzudeckenden Dachfläche entspricht, wobei in dem Endlosprofil Leitungen (102, 104) für die Hin- und Rückleitung eines Mediums gebildet werden, wobei die Leitungen parallel zueinander verlaufen, und wobei das Endlosprofil senkrecht zu den Leitungen in die Abschnitte zugeschnitten wird, wobei eine Charge (136) der Solarabsorber hergestellt wird, um mit den Solarabsorbern der Charge die Dachfläche einzudecken, und wobei zur Herstellung der Charge die Anzahl und die Länge der Abschnitte in ein Steuerungsgerät (132) eingegeben wird, wobei von dem Steuerungsgerät eine Trenneinrichtung (128) angesteuert wird, welche die...

Wall, ceiling, roof or other supporting component for building

Planking (7,12) is provided on at least one side of the support frame (2) and in the frame is provided a filling in the form of at least one block (8) comprising brick chippings, expanded clay and/or concrete in company with a mineral binding medium. At least one support (6",13) is provided on beams for the blocks, holding them in the support frame (2). The support is elastically formed. Between the at least one block and the support an elastic intermediate layer (9) is provided.

Heat-retaining roof or insulating roof comprising individual elements

The invention relates to a heat-retaining roof or insulating roof comprising individual elements. The individual elements are designed as large panels and have integrated base supports (2, 3) which extend parallel to one another. The insulating layer (4), comprising non-flammable mineral insulating materials, is arranged between the base supports (2, 3). Both the espalier or basic lathing (5) and the fine or roof lathing (6) are securely attached to the base supports (2, 3). A vapour barrier (12) is arranged on the underside of the insulating layer (4) and a water course (11), comprising roofing felt, special foil or the like, is arranged between the base supports (2, 3) and the basic lathing (5) or between the basic lathing (5) and the roof lathing (6). The individual elements have a high load-bearing capacity, with the result that they can be laid so as to project to a large extent and also where there is a relatively large spacing between the rafters. The air exchange required is ensured. A considerable amount of time is saved when laying the elements, the elements being placed directly on the rafters. <IMAGE>

Roofing

Aufsparrendämmsystem

Aufsparrendämmsystem für ein mit einer Dacheindeckung eingedecktes Dach (1), umfassend – eine Vielzahl von parallel verlaufenden und ein Satteldach bildenden Sparren (2), – einer auf den Sparren (2) aufliegenden und diese abdeckenden Dämmstoffschicht, die in einzelne Streifen (7) quer zur Sparrenrichtung und nebeneinander in Richtung des Dachfirstes angeordnet ist, – wobei die einzelnen Streifen (7) seitlich von einem quer zur Sparrenrichtung befestigten und auf diesen montierten Tragstreifen (5) fugendicht eingefaßt sind, dessen Höhe im wesentlichen der Dicke der Dämmstoffschicht entspricht, – wobei eine Oberfläche der Dämmstoffschicht auf einer die Sparren (2) überdeckenden folienartigen Dampfsperre (3) aufliegt, und die andere Oberfläche von einer wasserabweisenden und diffusionsoffenen Folie (8) abgedeckt ist, – und eine Vorrichtung (10, 11) aus Latten auf der Dämmstoffschicht angeordnet ist zur Befestigung der Dacheindeckung, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass der Tragstreifen (5) als ein Sandwichelement (16) ausgebildet ist, mit einer ober- und einer unterseitigen... A screed insulation system for a roofing-covered roof (1) comprising A plurality of parallel rafters (2) forming a saddle roof, - One on the rafters (2) resting and this covering insulating layer, which is arranged in individual strips (7) transversely to the rafter direction and side by side in the direction of the roof ridge, - Wherein the individual strips (7) are laterally bordered by a transversely mounted to the rafter direction and mounted on these support strip (5), the height of which corresponds substantially to the thickness of the insulating layer, - One surface of the insulating material layer rests on a rafter (2) covering the film-like vapor barrier (3), and the other surface is covered by a water-repellent and vapor-permeable film (8), - And a device (10, 11) of slats on the insulating layer is arranged for fixing the roofing, characterized in that the support strip (5) is formed as a ...

Under roof

Under roof

Element for protection and cladding of buildings

Die Erfindung betrifft ein selbsttragendes Gebäudeschutz- und verkleidungselement, eine modulare Gebäudeverkleidung, ein Heizungssystem und ein Verfahren zur Montage der modularen Gebäudeverkleidung. The invention relates to a self-supporting building protection and cladding element, a modular building cladding, a heating system and a method for assembling the modular building cladding.

Vorrichtung zum verbinden von zwei aneinanderstossenden daemmplatten.

Prefabricated roof with inbuilt solar collectors

The solar collectors are installed in their frame (2) in-works, the frame formed by vertical rafters (3) so as to form part of the roof. Each frame has two rafters enclosing a vertical prefabricated roof element (4), the two rafters joined into panels by a lower-mounted horizontal crosspiece (5). Rafters and crosspieces are screwed or dowelled to one another and the crosspieces have ventilation slots or are dimensioned to permit ventilation of their own accord. The rafters (2) are vertically grooved (8) to take the collectors and the top edges of the crosspiece lie below those of the rafters and also below the mounting surface of the groove (8). Plywood etc. plates fitted to the top edge of the crosspiece give a closed panel surface, the rafters furnished with ridge and eaves boards. Adjoining rafters have two troughs between (15,16) to take the collectors and also insulating material which is arranged on the top edge of the crosspiece or on the plates placed underneath the solar collectors. Preferred insulation is provided by polyurethane foam.

Modular roof system

Die Erfindung betrifft ein modulares Dachsystem, bestehend aus wenigstens einem Dachmodul (10), welches tragende Strukturen und wenigstens eine Thermoisolierungsschicht (3) sowie wenigstens einen Teil eines Kanals für eine mit Außenluft in Verbindung stehende Luftdurchströmung umfaßt. Die tragenden Strukturen sind durch wenigstens zwei die Last aufzunehmende, dachsparrenartig verlaufende Profile (11) gebildet, die von einer wenigstens eine Thermoisolierungsschicht (3) aufweisenden, im wesentlichen planen Innenschale (60) unterlegt sind. Die Kanäle für die Luftdurchströmung sind wenigstens durch die plane Innenschale (60) und die tragenden Profile (11) begrenzt. DOLLAR A Die tragenden Strukturen können auch durch wenigsten einen prismatischen, massiven Tragkörper gebildet sein, der von einer wenigstens eine Thermoisolierungsschicht aufweisenden Innenschale unterlegt ist. Ein solcher Tragkörper weist wenigstens eine Auflagefläche und wenigstens eine durchgehende Aussparung auf, die gegenüber den Auflageflächen zurückversetzt ist und damit einen Kanal für die Luftdurchströmung bildet. The invention relates to a modular roof system comprising at least one roof module (10) comprising supporting structures and at least one thermal insulation layer (3) and at least part of a channel for communicating with outside air in connection air flow. The load-bearing structures are formed by at least two rafter-like profiles (11) which are to be accommodated in the load and which are underlaid by a substantially planar inner shell (60) having at least one thermal insulation layer (3). The channels for the air flow are limited at least by the flat inner shell (60) and the supporting profiles (11). DOLLAR A The supporting structures may also be formed by at least one prismatic, solid support body, which is underlaid by an inner shell having at least one thermal insulation layer. Such a support body has at least one bearing surface and at least one continuous recess, which is set back ...

Building roof with solar collector

A roof or wall structure comprises a support framework including battens or the like and a plurality of tile-like solar heat collectors mounted thereon. The solar heat collectors have respective cavities therein within which respective heater coils or the like are disposed. The heater coils have inlets and outlets which are in fluid-flow connection with channels in the battens.

Arrangement of primary building structure e.g. photo-voltaic cell, consists of pre-mounted unit, with which structure of solar cell with respective segment of building structure forms assembly unit

The arrangement (10) consists of a pre-mounted unit, with which the structure of solar cell (12) with the respective segment (21) of the building structure (11) forms an assembly unit. The segment of the building structure is designed for protection from external influences. Two or more pre-mounted units are provided and the respective segment of the building structure is designed in the shape of a plate. A sealing is connected with the neighboring segment longitudinally or transversally. Independent claims are also included for the following: (1) building roof (2) building wall.

Roof element for a roof comprises a flat covering layer made from concrete with corrosion-resistant fibers and integrated pipeline system, an insulating layer and a connection arranged between the covering layer and insulating layer

Roof element (1) comprises a flat covering layer (2) made from concrete with corrosion-resistant fibers and integrated pipeline system (5), an insulating layer (6) with a lower heat conductivity than the covering layer and a connection arranged between the covering layer and the insulating layer. Preferred Features: The flat covering layer has a thickness of not more than 30 mm. The fibers are inorganic and non-metallic. The roof element is fixed to a roof support (12) via a holding element (11).

Heat insulated roof structure - with ribbed heat insulating panels and cover plates for warm air channels

the structure for a pitched roof consists of trusses carrying a heat insulating layer pref. polystyrene 10 cm. thick and density 30 kg/sq.mm. with air channels on top from which the air, heated by solar radiation, is extracted by a heat pump for space heating. These panels have several parallel square ribs which extend up to the roof top. Cover plates, made of material with a good heat conductivity, are laid on the insulation in slate roof fashion to close the air channels. These cover plates have at the upper end a turned-down ledge by which they are held by friction in slots in the panel ribs. This combines solar heat recovery with lightweight and simple assembly.

Construction for a metal roof

The invention relates to a construction for a metal roof, preferably for a steep roof, which is mounted on a conventional roof truss optionally provided with boarding. According to the invention, it consists of a plurality of horizontally extending rows of profiled plates which are fixed to the roof boards and have vertically projecting ribs extending in the direction of the roof ridge, of a plurality of rows of metal roof plates which are provided with a resilient bent portion on one side and engage in anchoring slots of these ribs, and of head pins which snap into the resilient bent portion of the previously laid row of roof plates, gripping a lateral edge of each roof plate laid. <IMAGE>

Building structure with water vapour barrier

The present invention comprises a bearing and surrounding building structure (300) for at least one room, wherein the building structure comprises a first covering (303), at least one insulation layer (304,306), a bearing structure, a continuous and substantially airtight water vapor barrier (305) and a second covering characterized by the water vapor barrier constituting an essential part of the bearing structure.

PREFABRICATED BUILDING PANELS AND METHODS FOR CONSTRUCTING BUILDINGS

Example embodiments of the described technology provide a prefabricated building panel. The prefabricated panel may comprise a rigid insulative core having first and second opposing surfaces. A first cementitious material may at least partially cover the first surface of the insulative core. A second cementitious material may at least partially cover the second surface of the insulative core. At least one embedded element may extend along a peripheral edge of the insulative core. 1. A prefabricated building panel , the panel comprising:a rigid insulative core having first and second opposing surfaces;a first cementitious material at least partially covering the first surface of the insulative core;a second cementitious material at least partially covering the second surface of the insulative core; andat least one embedded element extending at least partially along a peripheral edge of the insulative core.2. The panel as defined in claim 1 , wherein the at least one embedded element extends at least partially between the first and second opposing surfaces.3. The panel as defined in claim 1 , wherein the at least one embedded element is selected from the group consisting of a fibreglass channel claim 1 , a metal channel claim 1 , a fibreglass extrusion claim 1 , an aluminum extrusion claim 1 , a vinyl extrusion claim 1 , a PVC extrusion claim 1 , a steel extrusion claim 1 , a carbon fiber extrusion and a basalt extrusion.4. The panel as defined in claim 3 , wherein the at least one embedded element is generally C-shaped and comprises a wall section and an open end defining a channel.5. The panel as defined in claim 1 , wherein the at least one embedded element comprises a fibreglass channel or fibreglass extrusion.6. The panel as defined in claim 5 , wherein the at least one embedded element further comprises a metal channel.7. The panel as defined in claim 6 , wherein the wall section of the fibreglass channel is aligned with the wall section of the metal channel.8. ...

Несущий блок крыши

В современном строительстве зданий, которые включают чердаки (нежилые или жилые), внешняя кровля может быть в большинстве случаев не изолирована и опираться на традиционные стропильные формы. Для того, чтобы крыша с высокой несущей и изоляционной способностью возводилась быстро и просто предложен несущий блок крыши 1, в который включена несущая и изоляционная часть 7, выполненная из вспученного/пористого материала, такого, как например ячеистый пластичный материал, и имеющая один или более несущих элемента 8, например, прямоугольного поперечного сечения, закрепленные соответственно в пазу или пазах части 7. Блоки объединяются попарно путем опирания одними краями друг на друга или на коньковую балку, а другими концами на стены в узлах соединения стен с балками-затяжками или с подобными безбалочными конструкциями.

Structural building panels with multi-laminate interlocking seams

Systems and methods providing a modular building having pre-fabricated panel wall components are easily assembled to form a predetermined structure that provides for mating alignment and securement of the modular panels with each other along their adjoining seams, without requiring additional locking mechanisms for stabilizing the panels.

Structure of reinforced deck plate for roof

PURPOSE: A deck plate structure of a roof is provided to reduce the weight of a deck plate assembly and to reduce construction costs. CONSTITUTION: A deck plate structure of a roof comprises a unit deck plate(10), a reinforcing wire, and an upper supporter. The unit deck plate comprises a groove(16) and bent parts(17,18). The groove is formed in each sidewall(14,15) in a longitudinal direction. The bent part is formed in order to be combined with the adjacent unit deck plates. The reinforcing wire reinforces the tensile stress of the unit deck plate. The reinforcing wire is installed inside the space, formed with the sidewall groove part of the unit deck plate, in a longitudinal direction. The upper supporter connects the part in which each bent part of the adjacent unit deck plate is combined.

Roof of building and structures

Assembly connecting structure of roofing panels, eavy panels and wall plates and the method of its connection

FIELD: roofing.SUBSTANCE: invention discloses a prefabricated connecting structure of roofing panels, cornice panels and wall slabs and a method of joining it; it relates to the field of thermal insulation technology. The joint structure comprises first cornice panels, second cornice panels, third cornice panels, fourth cornice panels, a first roofing panel, and second roofing panels. The first cornice panels cover the corners of the steel beams in the shape of an inverted V. Third cornice panels cover the connecting portions of the horizontal steel beams and steel beams in an inverted "V" shape. The second cornice panels are used to cover the steel beams in the shape of an inverted V. The fourth cornice panels are used to cover the horizontal steel beams. The first roof panel is installed on the ridge of the roof and is connected to the first eaves panels. Second roofing panels are installed in spaces surrounded by first roofing panels, third cornice panels, and fourth cornice panels. The cornice panels and roofing panels are staggered. The lower parts of the cornice panels are used to join in a checkerboard pattern with the thermal insulation external wall plates. The invention uses lightweight type thermal insulation panels. The eaves panels, roof panels and thermal insulation external wall panels are staggered. Thus, at the same time a reduction in the weight of the structure and an increase in its thermal insulation effect are achieved. In addition, the invention uses an assembly method to increase the construction speed and shorten the construction period.EFFECT: efficient assembly insulation panel construction is suggested.10 cl, 12 dwg РОССИЙСКАЯ ФЕДЕРАЦИЯ (19) RU (11) (13) 2 745 262 C1 (51) МПК E04B 1/61 (2006.01) E04B 1/76 (2006.01) E04B 7/00 (2006.01) ФЕДЕРАЛЬНАЯ СЛУЖБА ПО ИНТЕЛЛЕКТУАЛЬНОЙ СОБСТВЕННОСТИ (12) ОПИСАНИЕ ИЗОБРЕТЕНИЯ К ПАТЕНТУ (52) СПК E04B 1/61 (2021.02); E04B 1/76 (2021.02); E04B 7/00 (2021.02) (21)(22) Заявка: 2020128553, 27.08.2020 ...

Thermal insulation panel with improved properties

一种隔热板组合件，其具有：泡沫隔热板；顶部覆层，所述顶部覆层附接到所述泡沫隔热板的顶侧上，所述顶部覆层由编织材料制成；以及底部覆层，所述底部覆层附接到所述泡沫隔热板的底侧上，所述底部覆层由编织材料制成。所述顶部编织覆层和所述底部编织覆层可以具有位于任一侧上的上和下涂层以及非编织层，并且编织层和非编织层可以通过结合层固持在一起。

Sandwich wall construction and dwelling

A construction wall system having, rigid inner and outer rectangular panels on either side and end edges on ends. The panels spaced apart from one another, with parallel junction strips between the inner and outer panels, with end junction strips secured between the panels. End junction strips define junction channels along the side edges between the panels, with inwardly spaced spacer strips secured between the inner and outer panels relative to the end edges of the panels to define end junction channels between the inner and outer panels. Panels and strips all being formed of polymer-modified fibre reinforced concrete material, with synthetic plastic foam material filling the spaces between the inner and outer panels.

COMPOSITE BUILDING ELEMENTS

Structural members

A structural member having a core material (5) made from a foamed or unfoamed slurry of cement and water into which is homogenously incorporated foamed polystyrene beads, and an outer thin skin (4, 7) of steel fibre reinforced cementitious material made from a cement, sand and water slurry. The thin outer skin (4, 7) exhibits high compressive tensile and flexural strength properties which combined with the ligthweight core (5) give structural panels or beams suitable for many structural applications including buildings. Individual panels (11) may be joined at their edges to form larger panels by post-tensioning cables (12) passing through the core of each panel.

Panel for sheathing system and method

The panel includes a water resistant barrier layer secured atop its outward facing surface. The water resistant barrier layer includes a skid resistant surface. The panels are made of lignocellulosic material. The water resistant and skid resistant surface may include indicia for aligning strips of tape or for aligning fasteners. A method for manufacturing the water resistant building panels is also disclosed and includes the steps of feeding paper onto a forming belt, depositing lignocellulosic material and the binding agent onto the forming belt so as to form a lignocellulosic mat, applying heat and pressure so as to impart the skid resistant surface on the paper, and cutting panels to predetermined sizes.

Fully insulated timber frame building panel system

A fully insulated timber frame building panel system incorporating wall, ceiling and floor panels of varying dimensions which are made up of vertical timbers 20 and horizontal timbers 34 & 36 sheathed both sides 21 & 22 to create a cavity which is filled with expanding polyurethane insulation 27. Breather membrane 24 is then attached to the external face of the panel and heat reflecting membrane 25 to the internal face. Battens 23 & 38 are applied to the internal face of the panel, which is then sheathed in gypsum based boards 32 to form an air gap 29. Extruded polyurethane insulation 26 is fixed to the panel through the breather membrane 24. External cladding 31 is always fixed to the timber frame to create a cavity 30. This external cladding can be of a variety of materials.

Panelized roofing system and method

The panelized roof sheathing construction system includes a plurality of panels attached to a building frame structure in substantially abutting relationship. Each panel includes a water resistant barrier layer secured atop the outward facing surface of the panel. The water resistant barrier layer includes a skid resistant surface. Joints between panels are sealed by strips of water resistant tape or the like. The panels are made of lignocellulosic material. The water resistant and skid resistant surface may include indicia for aligning strips of tape or for aligning fasteners. A method for manufacturing the water resistant building panels is also disclosed and includes the steps of feeding a roll of paper onto a forming belt, depositing lignocellulosic material and the binding agent onto the forming belt so as to form a lignocellulosic mat, cutting the mat and paper into segments of predetermined lengths, transferring the segments onto a loading screen, subjecting the segments to heat and pressure so as to impart the skid resistant surface on the paper, and cutting the segments into panels of predetermined sizes. A method of drying-in a building using the panels of the invention is also contemplated.

Panel for sheathing system and method

The panel includes a water resistant barrier layer secured atop its outward facing surface. The water resistant barrier layer includes a skid resistant surface. The panels are made of lignocellulosic material. The water resistant and skid resistant surface may include indicia for aligning strips of tape or for aligning fasteners. A method for manufacturing the water resistant building panels is also disclosed and includes the steps of feeding paper onto a forming belt, depositing lignocellulosic material and the binding agent onto the forming belt so as to form a lignocellulosic mat, applying heat and pressure so as to impart the skid resistant surface on the paper, and cutting panels to predetermined sizes.

Roof construction joints made of sandwich panels

A roofing joint includes a union member that joins two sandwich panels. An edge portion of the sandwich panels is cut and removed, e.g., by a miter cut. The edge portion is generally cut based on the pitch of the roof for the structure. The roof joint is formed by aligning the union member between the edges of the panels. Thus, the panel cores are in contact with opposing surfaces of the union member, such that the cores of panels are in physical contact with the union member. In one embodiment, the union member extends above the surface of the roofing joint (e.g., extends above the first outer surface of the panels). In another embodiment, the union member extends below the surface of the second outer surface of the panels. A bonding material is injected or otherwise adhered to areas of intersection for the first and second panels and the union member to protect the joint from environmental elements (e.g., water penetration, snow, hail, etc.). In another embodiment, a channel guide is secured relative portion to the roof to direct liquid (e.g., water, rain, sleet, snow, etc.) that accumulates on the roof to a desired location.

Building roof structure having a round corner

A roof structure may be made with one or more sandwich panels having a round corner and installed with a drainage slope (e.g., 5-10 degree) to facilitate removal of liquid (e.g., water, rain, snow, sleet, etc.) from the roof structure. The round corner may have any desired curvature and/or angle for establishing a drainage area. A bonding material may be used to secure and/or seal the underlying interface of the round corner. The roof structure may be secured to an exterior wall by the bonding material.

MODULAR ROOF SYSTEM FOR COVERING A BUILDING

Prefabricated insulating and ventilating panel

A prefabricated insulating and ventilating panel used between the exterior covering and framing components of a roof or wall in building construction has a rectangular plywood or oriented strand board deck spaced above a rectangular substrate of rigid closed foam thermal insulating material to provide air passageways to relieve heat buildup that causes wear of asphalt shingles and other roofing or wall covering materials, An alternative form includes a rectangular plywood or oriented strand board underdeck attached in contact with and below the insulating substrate to serve as sheathing for direct attachment to the building frame.

Joint of rectangular slabs comprising laying and insertion parts

The invention relates to the design of tongue/groove joints of rectangular slabs, such as are customarily laid, pushed in and firmly nailed, for example, on the roof. The design of the tongue/groove joints aims to achieve a slab upper surface which is sealed against water draining off. The design according to the invention permits the use of remaining slab pieces with their tongue/groove joint in the descending direction, even in the lateral joint. In addition, the design of the lateral drainage groove produces improved leakage-water drainage with additional sealing by means of a sealing rib.

Roof board

Sandwich panel and associated assembly method

The invention relates to a panel comprising an insulation material sandwiched between an inner metallic tray and an outer metallic sheet wherein the inner tray comprises in cross-section an inner recess extending inwards from a first extremity of the inner central part and a U-shaped bend forming an inner tongue extending inwards from a second extremity of the inner central part, the inner recess and the inner tongue having shapes that allow their interlocking, wherein the outer sheet comprises a first lateral rib extending from a first extremity of the outer central part and comprising a first lower part which is pinched and an outer recess, a second lateral rib extending from a second extremity of the outer central part and comprising a second lower part which is pinched, the first lateral rib and the second lateral rib having shapes that allow their interlocking.

Composite building components

本发明涉及一种结构隔绝镶板，所述结构隔绝镶板有一个膨化聚苯乙烯芯(40)，所述芯被夹在两个面层(52)之间并与两个面层接合在一起。所述面层与通过模制所形成的芯的表面接合在一起。所述芯是最好一种膨化聚合物模制件，而优选的聚合物是聚苯乙烯。所述镶板用作一种建筑构件。

House roof

Assembly Structure Using Panel for Prefabricated House, and Prefabricated House Including the Same

본 발명은 조립식 주택용 패널에 관한 것으로, 평행하게 배열된 한 쌍의 사각형 외판, 상기 한 쌍의 사각형 외판 사이에 배치된 적어도 하나의 기둥 부재, 및 상기 한 쌍의 사각형 외판 사이에 배치된 적어도 하나의 중간 부재를 포함하는 조립식 주택용 패널을 제공하고, 상기 기둥 부재의 하나는 상기 한 쌍의 사각형 외판의 하나의 측면에 길이방향으로 삽입된 주 기둥 부재이고, 존재하는 경우, 상기 주 기둥 부재 이외의 주목 및 상기 중간 부재는 상기 주 기둥 부재와 평행하게 배치된다. 따라서 종래의 별도의 기둥 형성 과정을 생략할 수 있으므로 조립 과정이 편리하여 조립 속도가 빠른 장점이 있다. The present invention relates to a prefabricated residential panel comprising a pair of rectangular outer sheaths arranged in parallel, at least one column member disposed between the pair of rectangular outer sheaths, and at least one The present invention provides a prefabricated residential panel comprising an intermediate member, wherein one of the pillar members is a main pillar member longitudinally inserted into one side surface of the pair of rectangular pillar plates, and if present, And the intermediate member is disposed in parallel with the main pillar member. Therefore, since the conventional column forming process can be omitted, the assembling process is advantageous and the assembling speed is fast.

Prefabricated roof cladding element for use in the eaves area

Roof has heat insulation plates fixed to rafters and joined to each other by tongue and groove connections with plates on outsides and insides formed with plastic foam layers

The roof has heat insulation plates fixed to rafters and joined to each other by tongue and groove connections. The plates on their outsides and insides are formed with plastic foam layers and by means of counter laths running parallel to the rafters are joined to the rafters. The outside layers (2) are formed as foils abutting on one another on two sides, overlapping scale-fashion, watertight but permeable to steam. The foam layers (3) on the inside have system-determined recesses (7) on their upper and lower edges and running horizontally over the plate width. In one of the two recesses (7) of each plate (1) is fitted a stiffening strip (8) with a length corresponding to the plate width for producing a forced locking between the plates.

Roof forming element for a roof of a building and roof

本发明涉及一种用于屋顶的屋顶形成元件，所述屋顶形成元件包括屋顶板；梁，所述梁与所述屋顶板成一体，这样使得所述屋顶板与所述梁的一体组合具有L形截面；罩盖；以及联接装置，所述联接装置用于将所述屋顶形成元件联接到另一个相邻元件上。至少在多个此类元件的安装状态下，所述屋顶形成元件被配置成使得所述元件的第二纵向侧被安排成由所述元件中的另一个相邻元件的第一纵向侧支撑，这样使得所述另一个屋顶形成元件的所述梁也支撑所述屋顶形成元件的所述屋顶板，并且这样使得所述屋顶形成元件和另一个屋顶形成元件的所述对应屋顶板元件相对于彼此平齐。

Insulated roof panel

An insulated roof panel comprising a plurality of longitudinally extending spaced parallel web trusses secured to an inner sheathing and an outer sheathing. Each of the web trusses comprises at least one top cord, a bottom cord and a plurality of webs joining the cords together. A vapor barrier is sandwiched between the bottom cords of the web trusses and the inner sheathing. A layer of insulation extends upwardly from the vapor barrier a height less than the height of the insulated roof panel in order to allow air to flow over the insulation. Sleeves built in to the web trusses allow fasteners of a length less than the height of the panel to secure the roof panel to timber frame members.

Framing Assembly

A framing assembly has at least one rafter vent assembly having a connecting member with a plurality of vent tubes for providing supplemental ventilation and additional structural support to a frame of a building structure. The at least one rafter vent assembly may be an interior rafter vent assembly or an exterior rafter vent assembly. The interior rafter vent assembly has at least one brace member and a connecting member, with the connecting member having a connecting plate, two end plates, and the plurality of vent tubes. The exterior rafter vent assembly has the connecting member that has a connecting plate and the plurality of vent tubes. The framing assembly also preferably has a plurality of modified structural insulated panels (SIPs) and modified rafter splines.

STRUCTURED BEAM AND MODULAR BUILDING ELEMENT COMPLETED WITH THIS BEAM

Assembled connection structure of roof boards, eave boards, and wallboards and its connection method

The assembled connection structure of roof boards, eave boards, and wallboards comprises first to fourth eave boards, first and second roof boards. The first eave boards coat the corners of inverted V-shaped steel beams. The third eave boards coat the connection parts of horizontal steel beams and the inverted V-shaped steel beams. The second eave boards coat the inverted V-shaped steel beams. The fourth eave boards coat the horizontal steel beams. The first roof board is mounted at the ridge of the roof and is connected with the first eave boards. The second roof boards are mounted in spaces surrounded by the first roof boards, the third and the fourth eave boards. The eave boards and the roof boards are connected in a staggered joint manner. The bottoms of the eave boards are used for achieving the staggered joint connection with thermal-insulation outer wallboards.

Improved building structure and method of use

All improved building structure (10) and method of use comprising separately fabricated floor, (12) wall (36) and ceiling (97) structures capable of withstanding shear and seismic forces. The wall structure (36) comprises an elongate track (40) and a plurality of posts (42) rigidly attached to a foundation structure (30) of the building. Disposed between the posts are a plurality of interlocking foam wall sections (46) which encapsulate the posts (42) of the wall structure (36). Attached to the top ends of the posts are upper and lower header beams (44, 45) which serve as a support structure for the roof (96) and ceiling structures (97). Brace members (74) are attached to the posts (42) and header beam (44) to provide the wall structure (36) with increased seismic stability.

Improvements to roof closures

Said improvements consist of the structuring of the closure on the basis of self-supporting support panels structured by means of a metallic sheet 2 provided with longitudinal ribs 3 which stiffen its structure and which constitute straightedges for fastening of the tiles 4, to which end said ribs 3 are oriented upwards, the metallic sheet 2 receiving, via its lower face, and securely, a thick layer 6 of an insulating material such as, for example, polyurethane foam. In addition, one of the aforesaid ribs 3 is located in correspondence with one of the edges of the support panel and the groove which it configures via its lower face is semi-emptied of insulating material so that on the sheet is defined a flange 7 for dovetail-type coupling between panels, which flange is superposed on the other edge of the contiguous support panel, said edge being provided with a raised profile 8 which fills the semi-groove of the first one.