Container House

Abstract

To provide a container house capable of preventing damage to a house part when it is hung. [Solution] The container house comprises a foundation made of steel and a house section connected to the foundation, with at least the base, columns, and beams made of wood. The foundation includes a pair of first H-shaped steel beams that define two opposing long sides of the rectangular foundation, a pair of second H-shaped steel beams that are joined to the ends of the pair of first H-shaped steel beams and define two opposing short sides of the rectangular foundation, and a pair of tubular steel beams that are arranged parallel to the short sides and extend between one first H-shaped steel beam and the other first H-shaped steel beam. Each of the joints between the pair of first H-shaped steel beams and the pair of tubular steel beams has a through-hole that communicates with the interior of the pair of tubular steel beams.

Description

[Technical Field]

[0001] This specification discloses technology related to container houses. [Background technology]

[0002] Known container houses include those made from modified shipping containers and those built to resemble the shape of shipping containers. Patent Document 1 describes a container house constructed from a combination of wood and steel. The container house of Patent Document 1 comprises two foundation steel frames arranged opposite each other and a building section built on top of these foundation steel frames. The building section of the container house of Patent Document 1 comprises a rectangular parallelepiped steel frame and a wooden frame attached to the steel frame. [Prior art documents] [Patent documents]

[0003] [Patent Document 1] Utility Model Registration No. 3214222 Summary of the Invention [Problem to be solved by the invention]

[0004] The container house in Patent Document 1 does not take into consideration the attachment of crane wire ropes to the foundation steel frame, and there is a problem that when a crane wire rope is attached to the house part above the foundation steel frame and the container house is suspended, there is a risk that the house part may be damaged due to insufficient strength. [Means for solving the problem]

[0005] One embodiment of a container house disclosed herein includes a foundation made of steel and a house section connected to the foundation, with at least the sill, columns, and beams made of wood. The foundation includes a pair of first H-shaped steel beams that define two opposing long sides of the rectangular foundation, a pair of second H-shaped steel beams that are joined to the ends of the pair of first H-shaped steel beams and define two opposing short sides of the rectangular foundation, and a pair of tubular steel beams that are arranged parallel to the short sides and extend between one of the first H-shaped steel beams and the other of the pair of first H-shaped steel beams. Each of the joints between the pair of first H-shaped steel beams and the pair of tubular steel beams has a through-hole that communicates with the interior of the pair of tubular steel beams. With this embodiment of the container house, the container house can be suspended via the pair of first H-shaped steel beams, which have sufficient strength as a foundation, by passing a crane wire rope through the pair of tubular steel beams. This prevents damage to the house when the container house is suspended. [Brief explanation of the drawings]

[0006] [Figure 1] FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a container house. [Figure 2] FIG. 2 is a top view showing the detailed configuration of the base portion. [Figure 3] 3 is a cross-sectional view showing the base part taken along the cross section F3-F3 in FIG. 2. FIG. [Figure 4] FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view showing the detailed configuration of the house portion. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0007] 1 is a perspective view showing a container house 100. The container house 100 is a residence built to resemble the rectangular parallelepiped shape of a shipping container. The container house 100 comprises a house section 200 and a foundation section 300.

[0008] The building section 200 of the container house 100 forms a space where humans can live. The building section 200 is connected on top of a foundation section 300. The building section 200 is a wooden building section in which at least the foundation, pillars, and beams are made of wood.

[0009] The house portion 200 has a rectangular parallelepiped shape. The house portion 200 includes a wall surface 260, a wall surface 270, and a roof 280. The wall surface 260 is provided with a door 262. The wall surface 270 is provided with windows 272 and 274.

[0010] The foundation 300 of the container house 100 supports the house section 200. The foundation 300 is made of steel.

[0011] Fig. 2 is a top view showing the detailed configuration of the foundation portion 300. Fig. 3 is a cross-sectional view showing the foundation portion 300 taken along the section F3-F3 in Fig. 2. The foundation portion 300 comprises a pair of H-shaped steels 310, a pair of H-shaped steels 320, a pair of tubular steels 330, three L-shaped steels 340, and four L-shaped steels 350. The foundation portion 300 is provided with a plurality of stud bolts 380 for connecting to the house portion 200. The steel materials constituting the foundation portion 300 are joined to each other by welding.

[0012] The pair of H-shaped steels 310 in the foundation portion 300 are a pair of first H-shaped steels that form two opposing long sides of the rectangular foundation portion 300. The pair of H-shaped steels 320 in the foundation portion 300 are a pair of second H-shaped steels that form two opposing short sides of the rectangular foundation portion 300. The pair of H-shaped steels 320 are joined to the ends of the pair of H-shaped steels 310.

[0013] The pair of tubular steels 330 in the foundation portion 300 are steel materials (square pipes) having a square cylindrical shape. The pair of tubular steels 330 are joined in parallel to the H-shaped steels 320 that form the short sides, from one H-shaped steel 310 to the other H-shaped steel 310 of the pair of H-shaped steels 310. At each of the joints between the pair of H-shaped steels 310 and the pair of tubular steels 330, a through hole 315 that communicates with the interior of the pair of tubular steels 330 is provided.

[0014] The three L-shaped steels 340 in the foundation portion 300 are arranged parallel to the H-shaped steel 320 that constitutes the short side of the foundation portion 300, spanning between one H-shaped steel 310 and the other H-shaped steel 310 in a pair of H-shaped steels 310.

[0015] The four L-shaped steels 350 in the foundation portion 300 are respectively arranged between one H-shaped steel 320 and the first L-shaped steel 340, between the first L-shaped steel 340 and the second L-shaped steel 340, and between the third L-shaped steel 340 and the other H-shaped steel 320.

[0016] 4 is a cross-sectional view showing the detailed configuration of the house section 200. The house section 200 comprises, as structural materials, a foundation 210, pillars 220, and beams 230. The foundation 210, pillars 220, and beams 230 are made of wood. The house section 200 comprises, as components that divide the living space, a floor 252, interior walls 254, and a ceiling 256.

[0017] According to the container house 100 described above, by passing a crane wire rope through a pair of tubular steels 330, the container house 100 can be suspended via a pair of H-shaped steels 310 that have sufficient strength as the foundation portion 300. This makes it possible to prevent damage to the wooden house portion 200 when the container house 100 is suspended.

[0018] The technology disclosed in this specification is not limited to the above-described embodiments, examples, and modifications, and can be realized in various configurations without departing from the spirit thereof. For example, among the technical features of the above-described embodiments, examples, and modifications, those corresponding to the technical features of each form described in the Summary of the Invention column can be appropriately replaced and combined to solve some or all of the above-described problems or achieve some or all of the above-described effects. Furthermore, technical features not described as essential in this specification can be appropriately deleted. [Explanation of symbols]

[0019] 100...Container house 200…house department 210...base 220...pillar 230...Beam 252...Floor 254…Inner wall 256...Ceiling 260...wall 262...door 270...wall 272...Window 280...Roof 300...Foundation part 310…H-beam steel 315...Through hole 320…H-beam steel 330...Cylindrical steel 340…L-shaped steel 350…L-shaped steel 380...Stud bolt

Claims

[Claim 1] It is a container house, The foundation is made of steel, a house section connected to the foundation section and having at least a base, pillars and beams made of wood; Equipped with The base portion is A pair of first H-shaped steels that form two opposing long sides of the rectangular foundation portion; A pair of second H-shaped steels joined to the ends of the pair of first H-shaped steels and constituting two opposing short sides of the rectangular foundation portion; a pair of cylindrical steel beams provided parallel to the short sides between one first H-shaped steel beam and the other first H-shaped steel beam in the pair of first H-shaped steel beams; Including, A container house in which each of the joints between the pair of first H-shaped steel beams and the pair of tubular steel beams is provided with a through hole that communicates with the interior of the pair of tubular steel beams.

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