To provide a construction technique of building total size replacing conventional masonry elements.
A wall is formed by stacking hollow plastic module type elements from a metal groove-shaped material on a lower side to a metal groove-shaped channel material on an upper side while making dovetail joints at upper and lower faces thereof, and this structure is reinforced by vertical steel bars 4 penetrating through a prefabrication type module via vertical grooves extending from the lower side groove-shaped material to the upper side groove-shaped material of the module. The module interacts with a reinforcing steel structure consisting of a U-shaped brick prefabrication type rectangular armex base 1 or four horizontal steel bars, four corners of the module are supported by abutting with coils 5, and both ends of the module are connected to vertical elements 2 called column.
| WO/2001/048333 | A PROCESS FOR THE MANUFACTURING OF SURFACE ELEMENTS |
Mio Kawasaki
Maruyama Ondo