Constructive light weight insulation block and construction method thereof

Abstract

Provided is a constructive light weight insulation block and construction method thereof, and more particularly, to a constructive light weight insulation block on that finishes interior and exterior walls of a building by adding a finishing material to a block main body including light weight bubbling synthetic resin, thereby reducing material costs, simplifying a block building process. The constructive light weight heat insulation block that is stacked in interior and exterior walls of a building is formed of a bubbling synthetic resin, and comprises a coupling projection formed on the top surface thereof so that a recess is not generated when the constructive light weight heat insulation block is stacked, a coupling groove formed on the bottom surface thereof and corresponding to the coupling projection, and a projection portion and a groove portion formed in the front and rear surfaces thereof.

1 . A constructive light weight heat insulation block that is stacked in interior and exterior walls of a building is formed of a bubbling synthetic resin, and comprises a coupling projection formed on the top surface thereof so that a recess is not generated when the constructive light weight heat insulation block is stacked, a coupling groove fowled on the bottom surface thereof and corresponding to the coupling projection, and a projection portion and a groove portion formed in the front and rear surfaces thereof. 
   
   
       2 . The constructive light weight heat insulation block of  claim 1 , wherein an auxiliary block that is in the same shape as the heat insulation block, is cut to the shape “L” at a part of the top portion of one surface thereof, and has a circular insertion projection in the top portion of the cut member is coupled to one side of the heat insulation block. 
   
   
       3 . The constructive light weight heat insulation block of  claim 1 , wherein a cutting groove portion is formed in the center top portion of the heat insulation block, and the circular insertion projection is fowled on the top portion of the cut member. 
   
   
       4 . The constructive light weight heat insulation block of  claim 3 , wherein a crossing block in which the coupling projection having one end curved and extending in the top portion thereof is formed, the coupling groove is formed on the bottom surface thereof, the projection portion and the groove portion are formed in the front and rear surfaces thereof, a part of the bottom portion thereof is cut in the shape of  , and a circular insertion groove is formed in the top portion of the cut member is coupled to the heat insulation block in which the insertion projection is formed in a lengthwise direction or at a right angle. 
   
   
       5 . The constructive light weight heat insulation block of  claim 2 , wherein the coupling projection of the blocks is inserted into a vertical coupling groove that is perpendicularly formed in one side of the bottom surface of the blocks. 
   
   
       6 . The constructive light weight heat insulation block of  claim 1 , wherein a projection portion funned in the front and rear surfaces of the blocks becomes wider towards the outer sides and is wedge-shaped so that grouting spaces are formed in both sides of the projection portion. 
   
   
       7 . The constructive light weight heat insulation block of  claim 1 , wherein the projection portion and the groove portion formed in the front and rear surfaces of the blocks are in the shape of a grid. 
   
   
       8 . The constructive light weight heat insulation block of  claim 1 , wherein an adhesive agent filling groove horizontally filled with an adhesive agent is formed in the top portion of the coupling projection of the heat insulation block. 
   
   
       9 . The constructive light weight heat insulation block of  claim 1 , wherein a wire mesh is inserted into the heat insulation block in order to increase coupling and is integrally formed with the heat insulation block. 
   
   
       10 . The constructive light weight heat insulation block of  claim 1 , wherein a filling groove is horizontally formed at corners of a front plate and a rear plate of the heat insulation block. 
   
   
       11 . A heat insulation block that is stacked in interior and exterior walls of a building comprising: a coupling projection formed on the top surface thereof so that a recess is not generated when a plurality of heat insulation blocks are stacked and a coupling groove formed on the bottom surface thereof and corresponding to the coupling projection;
 a second-stepped groove portions that are second-step curved from an edge of a storing portion of the heat insulation block in the front and rear surfaces of the heat insulation block;   a heat proof board formed of one selected from a plaster board, a rock wool, and a glass cotton mat, and inserted into an interior groove portion disposed in the second-step groove portion in an inner direction; and   a finishing board formed of one selected from a stone material, steel fiber reinforcement concrete, a dryvit, PVC, and metal and inserted into an exterior groove portion disposed in the second-step groove portion in an exterior direction and having a grouting groove formed in one side thereof.   
   
   
       12 . A heat insulation block that is stacked in interior and exterior walls of a building being formed of a bubbling synthetic resin and comprising: a coupling projection formed on the top surface thereof so that a recess is not generated when a plurality of heat insulation blocks are stacked and a coupling groove formed on the bottom surface thereof and corresponding to the coupling projection;
 a circular insertion projection that is cut in the shape of  in a part of one surface of the top portion thereof and formed in the top portion of the cut member, second-stepped groove portions that are second-step curved from an edge of a storing portion of the heat insulation block in the front and rear surfaces of the heat insulation block; and   a heat proof board formed of one selected from a plaster board, a rock wool, and a glass cotton mat, and inserted into an interior groove portion disposed in the second-step groove portion in an inner direction, and a finishing board formed of one selected from a stone material, steel fiber reinforcement concrete, a dryvit, PVC, and metal and inserted into an exterior groove portion disposed in the second-step groove portion in an exterior direction and having a grouting groove formed in one side thereof.   
   
   
       13 . A heat insulation block that is stacked in interior and exterior walls of a building being formed of a bubbling synthetic resin, and comprising a coupling projection formed on the top surface thereof so that a recess is not generated when a plurality of heat insulation blocks are stacked and a coupling groove formed on the bottom surface thereof and corresponding to the coupling projection;
 a cutting groove portion formed in the center top portion of the heat insulation block, and a circular insertion projection formed in the top portion of the cut member;   second-stepped groove portions that are second-step curved from an edge of a storing portion of the heat insulation block in the front and rear surfaces of the heat insulation block, a heat proof board formed of one selected from a plaster board, a rock wool, and a glass cotton mat, and inserted into an interior groove portion disposed in the second-step groove portion in an inner direction, and a finishing board formed of one selected from a stone material, steel fiber reinforcement concrete, a dryvit, PVC, and metal and inserted into an exterior groove portion disposed in the second-step groove portion in an exterior direction and having a grouting groove formed in one side thereof.   
   
   
       14 . A heat insulation block that is stacked in interior and exterior walls of a building being formed of a bubbling synthetic resin, and comprising a coupling projection formed on the top surface thereof so that a recess is not generated when a plurality of heat insulation blocks are stacked and a coupling groove fainted on the bottom surface thereof and corresponding to the coupling projection;
 a circular insertion projection that is cut in the shape of   in a part of one surface of the bottom portion thereof and formed in the top portion of the cut member;   second-stepped groove portions that are second-step curved from an edge of a storing portion of the heat insulation block in the front and rear surfaces of the heat insulation block, a heat proof board formed of one selected from a plaster board, a rock wool, and a glass cotton mat, and inserted into an interior groove portion  31  disposed in the second-step groove portion in an inner direction, and a finishing board formed of one selected from a stone material, steel fiber reinforcement concrete, a dryvit, PVC, and metal and inserted into an exterior groove portion disposed in the second-step groove portion in an exterior direction and having a grouting groove formed in one side thereof.   
   
   
       15 . The constructive light weight heat insulation block of  claim 11 , wherein an inorganic grouting material is grouted in the grouting groove. 
   
   
       16 . A method of constructing a constructive light weight heat insulation block comprising:
 installing a plurality of steel shapes in a perpendicular to a foundation floor of a building;   stacking a plurality of heat insulation blocks formed of a styrofoam material between the steel shapes;   constructing a finishing material on the interior and exterior surfaces of the stacked heat insulation blocks; and   painting a desired color on the surface of the finishing material constructed on the exterior surface of the heat insulation blocks.   
   
   
       17 . The constructive light weight heat insulation block of  claim 3 , wherein the coupling projection of the blocks is inserted into a vertical coupling groove that is perpendicularly formed in one side of the bottom surface of the blocks. 
   
   
       18 . The constructive light weight heat insulation block of  claim 12 , wherein an inorganic grouting material is grouted in the grouting groove. 
   
   
       19 . The constructive light weight heat insulation block of  claim 13 , wherein an inorganic grouting material is grouted in the grouting groove. 
   
   
       20 . The constructive light weight heat insulation block of  claim 14 , wherein an inorganic grouting material is grouted in the grouting groove.