Construction method of cave-imitating decorative surface

Abstract

A construction method of a cave-imitating decorative surface comprises the steps of 1), molding a structure interior cave clay model; 2), manufacturing the decorative surface, wherein the clay model is coated with a layer of mortar, steel wire gauzes and tied bars are laid in the mortar, the two ends of the tied bars extend into the steel wire gauzes to fasten the steel wire gauzes and the clay model is coated with another layer of mortar after the mortar is initially solidified, or the steel wire gauzes with the tied bars embedded are added into the mortar until the mortar is solidified; 3), binding steel bars and manufacturing side models on the outer side of the mortar according to the design configuration, and then pouring reinforced concrete or steel fiber reinforced concrete to form a concrete structure layer; 4),hollowing the interior clay model after the concrete structure layer is solidified and stabilized and cleaning the inner wall to obtain the cave-imitating decorative surface. According to the invention, the decorative surface and the structure layer are formed at a time, so that the labor hour is saved; the clay model can be manufactured by using local materials and can be recycled, so that environmental friendliness is high and materials are saved.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to garden technology, in particular to a construction method for imitating a cave decorative surface. Background technique [0002] Natural caves are ubiquitous in nature. They not only provide humans with the most primitive shelters, but also provide prototypes for humans to build and live in houses. Earth cave dwellings, which are warm in winter and cool in summer, were widely used in the loess area of ​​Northwest my country in the early years. The Dunhuang Mural Studio and Longmen Grottoes are even more treasures of landscape and architecture. At all times and in all over the world, the ancient Roman architect Vitruvius, the modern architectural theorist De Quincey, and the modern Chinese architect Liu Jiakun all regard natural caves as one of the prototypes of architecture. Natural caves are not only related in origin, but also the various phenomena they exhibit have become a source of inspiration for architectural modeling, ...

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Problems solved by technology

Problems existing in the existing process: 1. The production of the decorative layer has high requirements on the skills of the workers, and the effect is uneven and difficult to control; 2. During the construction of the structural layer, the inner mold will produce mor...

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