Pre-fabricated house

Abstract

A pre-fabricated house is disclosed. The pre-fabricated house of the present disclosure comprises: an outer wall which has a front wall, a rear wall, and first and second side walls and of which the width, which is the length of the front wall, is greater than the depth thereof, which is the length of the first side wall; a living room which is arranged on the inner side of the outer wall and is adjacent to the second side wall; a bedroom which is arranged on the inner side of the outer wall, is adjacent to the first side wall, and is arranged on the second floor higher than the living room; a corridor which extends from the living room toward the first side wall and is arranged below the bedroom; a staircase connecting the corridor to the bedroom; and an indoor unit which is provided on the second side wall in the living room or provided adjacent to the second side wall and which comprises an air outlet facing the first side wall. The staircase descends from the second side wall toward the first side wall.

Description

prefab house

[0001] The present disclosure relates to a prefabricated house, and more particularly, to a prefabricated house equipped with home appliances.

[0002] Prefab, short for prefabrication, refers to a construction method where components are manufactured in advance at a factory and then simply assembled or attached on-site to complete the building. A prefabricated house is a home built using this prefabricated method.

[0003] Meanwhile, with changing and diversifying lifestyles, interest in second homes is growing. For example, people are purchasing cottages, small homes in rural areas or other places where they can enjoy nature, for weekend and vacation stays. Furthermore, the rise of "workcations," where people work and vacation in the same location, is also contributing to this growing interest in second homes.

[0004] Second homes are often built using prefabricated construction, and the growing demand for these second homes is driving an increase in demand for prefabricated homes.

[0005] Meanwhile, prefabricated houses are equipped with appliances for residents' use. However, construction companies are primarily responsible for producing and selling prefabricated houses, and residents often purchase and install the appliances they need directly.

[0006] Therefore, there was a problem in that it was difficult to design the space efficiently by taking into account the living environment of the residents because the design of the house and the installation of the home appliances were different.

[0007]

[0008] The present disclosure aims to solve the above-mentioned and other problems.

[0009] Another goal may be to provide a prefabricated house in which airflow is smooth and the temperature of the interior space can be controlled evenly.

[0010] Another goal could be to provide applianceized prefabricated houses.

[0011] Another goal could be to provide prefabricated houses that utilize space efficiently and place spaces such as living rooms, hallways, bedrooms, and appliances in a small area.

[0012] Another purpose might be to provide a prefabricated house where residents enter the house from outside through a front door into a spacious space.

[0013] Another goal could be to provide a prefabricated house with a great sense of openness.

[0014] Another goal could be to provide prefabricated houses with efficiently placed lighting and switches.

[0015] The tasks of the present invention are not limited to the tasks mentioned above, and other tasks not mentioned will be clearly understood by those skilled in the art from the description below.

[0016]

[0017] According to one aspect of the present disclosure for achieving the above-described purpose, a prefabricated house including a living room, a bedroom, a hallway, a staircase and an indoor unit is provided.

[0018] The above prefabricated house includes an exterior wall having a front wall, a rear wall, and first and second side walls. The width, which is the length of the front wall, may be greater than the depth, which is the length of the first side wall.

[0019] The above living room may be arranged on the inner side of the above outer wall and adjacent to the second side wall.

[0020] The bedroom may be located on the inner side of the outer wall and adjacent to the first side wall. The bedroom may be located on the second floor, higher than the living room.

[0021] The above hallway may extend from the living room in a direction toward the first side wall. The above hallway may be located below the above bedroom.

[0022] The indoor unit may be installed on the second side wall in the living room. Alternatively, the indoor unit may be installed adjacent to the second side wall in the living room. The indoor unit may have an air outlet facing the first side wall.

[0023] The above staircase may connect the above hallway and the above bedroom. The above staircase may be lowered in a direction from the second side wall toward the first side wall.

[0024] The above prefab house may further include an outdoor unit that circulates refrigerant, is connected to the indoor unit, and is positioned between the hallway and the first side wall.

[0025] The above outdoor unit may include an air-to-water heat pump. The outdoor unit may be connected to the indoor unit via a water pipe through which water flows.

[0026] The above prefabricated house may further include a bathroom located below the bedroom and opposite the stairs from the hallway. The bathroom may be equipped with a ventilation fan. The ventilation fan may be installed on the ceiling of the bathroom.

[0027] The prefabricated house may further include a bathroom adjacent to the front wall and the first side wall. The bathroom may be equipped with a ventilation fan. The ventilation fan of the bathroom may be installed on the ceiling of the bathroom.

[0028] The air outlet of the above indoor unit may be placed at the same height as the floor of the bedroom.

[0029] Alternatively, the air outlet of the indoor unit may be positioned at a height higher than the floor of the bedroom and closer to the floor of the bedroom than the ceiling of the living room and bedroom.

[0030] The above prefabricated house may further include a bedroom railing extending in the front-rear direction. The bedroom railing may be provided above the floor of the bedroom at the living room end of the bedroom. The air outlet of the indoor unit may be positioned at a height that overlaps the bedroom railing in the lateral direction.

[0031] The outer wall may further include a first roof connected to the front wall and slanted toward the rear upper side.

[0032] The above prefabricated house may further include solar panels installed on the first roof.

[0033] The prefabricated house may further include an energy storage system (ESS) equipped with a battery. The ESS may be connected to the solar panels. The ESS may be supplied with electrical energy from the solar panels.

[0034] The prefabricated house may include a refrigerator and a clothes handling device. The refrigerator and the clothes handling device may be powered from an electrical outlet connected to the energy storage system.

[0035] The above-mentioned garment treatment device may include a stackable garment treatment device including a washing machine and a dryer. The stackable garment treatment device may be arranged at the bottom of the stairs.

[0036] The above garment treatment device may further include a refresher disposed below the stairs. The refresher may be disposed next to the stackable garment treatment device.

[0037] The lower step of the stairs adjacent to the above-mentioned corridor may provide a space connected to the corridor at its lower side. The system may further include a robot cleaner positioned in the space below the lower step of the stairs. The robot cleaner may be powered from an electrical outlet connected to the energy storage system.

[0038] The above prefabricated house may further include an electric vehicle charger connected to the energy storage system.

[0039] The above prefabricated house may further include a front door that opens and closes the interior space on the outside and inside of the exterior wall of the building, and a wall pad that controls the locking device of the front door.

[0040] The above prefabricated house may further include a communication unit that exchanges signals with the wall pad, equipment provided on the outer wall of the building, and devices placed in an indoor space inside the outer wall of the building.

[0041] The above-mentioned wall pad can display the status of facilities and devices connected to the communication unit. The above-mentioned wall pad can control facilities and devices connected to the communication unit.

[0042]

[0043] The bedroom may not overlap the living room in a vertical direction. Alternatively, the bedroom may not overlap at least a portion of the second side wall of the living room in a vertical direction.

[0044] The above bedroom may be open at the upper part of the above stairs.

[0045] The above staircase may be adjacent to the rear wall in the interior space of the exterior wall. The above staircase may be in contact with the rear wall in the interior space of the exterior wall.

[0046] The front wall may include a first front wall disposed on the lower side of the first roof, and a second front wall extending upward from the top of the first roof.

[0047] The outer wall may include a second roof extending rearward from the second front wall. The second roof may be connected to the rear wall.

[0048] The above second roof may be placed on the upper side of the stairs.

[0049] The above prefabricated house may have an entrance through which residents may enter and exit the exterior and interior of the exterior wall. The entrance may be located below the bedroom.

[0050] The above entrance may be provided with a front door for opening and closing the front door. The front door may include a locking device that can be locked and unlocked from the inside of the exterior wall.

[0051] The prefabricated house may further include a washroom located below the bedroom and opposite the stairs from the hallway. The washroom may be located on one side of the bathroom. The washroom may be located between the bathroom and the bathroom.

[0052] The above entrance, the above toilet, the above washroom, and the above bathroom can be arranged in a row adjacent to the front wall.

[0053] A machine room may be arranged between the above stairs and the first side wall. The machine room may overlap at least a portion of the bathroom in the front-rear direction.

[0054] The above living room may include a kitchen. The above kitchen may refer to a space between another part of the living room and the second side wall.

[0055] The above living room and kitchen may be an integrated space.

[0056] The above prefabricated house may further include a stair base positioned at a height equal to or lower than the lowest step of the stairs. The stair base may have a length longer than the stairs in the front-rear direction.

[0057]

[0058] The above entrance may be provided on the inner side of the front wall. The above entrance may be provided by being recessed inward from the front wall.

[0059] The above front door may be positioned so as to face the living room from the above front door. The above front door may open forward.

[0060] The above prefabricated house may further include an entrance folding door that opens and closes the open front of the entrance.

[0061]

[0062] The above prefabricated house may further include a front window positioned in front of the living room and a rear window positioned in the rear of the living room. The living room may be positioned between the front window and the rear window.

[0063] The above prefabricated house may further include a kitchen window arranged on the second side wall.

[0064] The above prefabricated house may further include a corridor window provided on the rear wall between the stairs and the mechanical room.

[0065] The above prefabricated house may further include a second-floor side window positioned corresponding to the stairs in the front-rear direction and positioned on the first side wall above the mechanical room. The second-floor side window may have a vertical height greater than the front-rear width. The second-floor side window may be positioned on the first side wall of the bedroom.

[0066] The above prefabricated house may further include a bathroom window provided on the exterior wall of the bathroom. The bathroom window may be provided on the front wall and the first side wall.

[0067] A second front window may be provided on the second front wall. The second front window may have a lateral width greater than its vertical height. A plurality of second front windows may be provided and arranged laterally.

[0068] A two-story rear window may be provided on the rear wall facing the second front wall. The two-story rear window may have a lateral width greater than its vertical height. A plurality of two-story rear windows may be provided and arranged laterally.

[0069] The front wall may include an inner front wall facing the interior space. The rear wall may include an inner rear wall facing the interior space.

[0070] The above prefabricated house may include front lighting arranged on the inner front wall and arranged lengthwise along the side direction of the outer wall.

[0071] The above front lighting may include a lighting box that protrudes forward from the inner front wall and has an open upper side, and an LED light disposed in the lighting box.

[0072] The above prefabricated house may include rear lights arranged on the inner rear wall and arranged longitudinally along the lateral direction of the outer wall.

[0073] The above rear lighting may include a lighting box that protrudes forward from the inner rear wall and has an open upper side, and an LED light disposed in the lighting box.

[0074] The light boxes for the front and rear lights may be positioned above the floor of the bedroom. The light boxes may be positioned at a height between the floor of the bedroom and the top of the first front wall. The lower portion of the light boxes may be positioned at the same height as the floor of the bedroom.

[0075] The above wall pad may be installed on a corridor wall dividing the entrance and the corridor. The above wall pad may be positioned so as to face the corridor.

[0076] The above stair base may include a bottom surface spaced upward from the floor of the hallway.

[0077] The above prefab house may further include base lighting disposed on the lower surface of the stair base and extending along the length of the stair base.

[0078] The above prefab house may further include a light receiving portion sunken upward between the ceiling of the corridor and the corridor wall, the bathroom, the washroom, and the mechanical room, and a corridor light disposed in the light receiving portion and directed toward the corridor wall, the bathroom, the washroom, and the mechanical room.

[0079] Specific details of other embodiments are included in the detailed description and drawings.

[0080] According to at least one of the embodiments of the present disclosure, a prefabricated house can be provided in which air flow is smooth and the temperature of the internal space can be uniformly controlled.

[0081] According to at least one of the embodiments of the present disclosure, an applianceized prefabricated house can be provided.

[0082] According to at least one of the embodiments of the present disclosure, a prefabricated house can be provided in which spaces such as a living room, hallway, bedroom, and home appliances are arranged in a small area by efficiently utilizing space.

[0083] According to at least one of the embodiments of the present disclosure, a prefabricated house can be provided in which a resident enters into a wide space when entering from the outside through a front door.

[0084] According to at least one of the embodiments of the present disclosure, a prefabricated house with excellent openness can be provided.

[0085] According to at least one of the embodiments of the present disclosure, a prefabricated house with efficiently arranged lighting and switches can be provided.

[0086]

[0087] FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing the exterior of a prefab house according to one embodiment of the present disclosure.

[0088] FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional perspective view taken along line II-II shown in FIG. 1, showing the interior of the first floor of a prefab house according to one embodiment of the present disclosure.

[0089] FIG. 3 is an internal side view showing the living room and kitchen sides of a prefab house according to one embodiment of the present disclosure.

[0090] FIG. 4 is an internal side view showing the hallway and bedroom side of a prefab house according to one embodiment of the present disclosure.

[0091] Figure 5 is a rear cross-sectional view of the VV line shown in Figure 4.

[0092] Figure 6 is a front cross-sectional view of the VI-VI line shown in Figure 4.

[0093] Fig. 7 is a cross-sectional plan view of line VII-VII shown in Fig. 5, and represents a first floor plan.

[0094] Figure 8 is a cross-sectional plan view of line VIII-VIII shown in Figure 5, showing a two-story plan.

[0095] Figures 9 and 10 are conceptual diagrams showing the flow of air discharged from an indoor unit.

[0096] Fig. 11 is a water piping system diagram of a prefabricated house according to one embodiment of the present disclosure.

[0097] FIG. 12 is a power system diagram of a prefabricated house according to one embodiment of the present disclosure.

[0098]

[0099] Hereinafter, embodiments disclosed in this specification will be described in detail with reference to the attached drawings. Regardless of the drawing numbers, identical or similar components are given the same reference numbers and redundant descriptions thereof will be omitted.

[0100] The suffixes "module" and "part" used for components in the following description are given or used interchangeably only for the convenience of writing specifications, and do not have distinct meanings or roles in themselves.

[0101] In addition, when describing the embodiments disclosed in this specification, if it is determined that a detailed description of a related known technology may obscure the gist of the embodiments disclosed in this specification, the detailed description thereof will be omitted. In addition, the attached drawings are only intended to facilitate easy understanding of the embodiments disclosed in this specification, and the technical ideas disclosed in this specification are not limited by the attached drawings, and should be understood to include all modifications, equivalents, and substitutes included in the spirit and technical scope of the present disclosure.

[0102] Terms that include ordinal numbers, such as first, second, etc., may be used to describe various components, but the components are not limited by these terms. These terms are used solely to distinguish one component from another.

[0103] When a component is referred to as being "connected" or "connected" to another component, it should be understood that it may be directly connected or connected to that other component, but that there may be other components intervening. Conversely, when a component is referred to as being "directly connected" or "connected" to another component, it should be understood that there are no other components intervening.

[0104] Singular expressions include plural expressions unless the context clearly indicates otherwise.

[0105]

[0106] Referring to FIG. 1, a prefabricated house according to one embodiment of the present disclosure may include an exterior wall (10) forming an exterior appearance. The exterior wall (11) may partition the exterior and interior spaces of the prefabricated house.

[0107] The outer wall (10) includes a front wall (11), a rear wall (140, see FIG. 2), a first side wall (131), and a second side wall (132). The width, which is the length of the front wall (11), may be greater than the depth, which is the length of the first side wall (131) or the second side wall (132). The interior space may also have a width in the lateral direction greater than a depth in the front-to-rear direction.

[0108] The outer wall (10) may further include a first roof (121) connected to the front wall (11) and inclined toward the rear upper side.

[0109] A prefabricated house according to one embodiment of the present disclosure may further include a solar panel (71) provided on the first roof (121). The solar panel (71) may be arranged parallel to the first roof (121). The solar panel (71) may be inclined so as to face upward toward the rear.

[0110] The front wall (11) may include a first front wall (111) positioned on the lower side of the first roof (121) and a second front wall (112) extending upward from the top of the first roof (121).

[0111] The outer wall (10) may include a second roof (122) extending rearward from the second front wall (112). The second roof (122) may be connected to the rear wall (140).

[0112] A prefabricated house according to one embodiment of the present disclosure includes an entrance (15). Residents can enter the indoor space from the outside or exit the indoor space to the outside through the entrance (15).

[0113] An entrance door (251) that opens and closes between the entrance door (15) and the indoor space may be provided in the entrance door (15). The entrance door (251) may include a locking device that can be locked and unlocked from the indoor space. The locking device can be locked and unlocked from the outside using a key.

[0114] The entrance (15) may be provided on the inner side of the front wall (11). The entrance (15) may be provided by being recessed inward from the front wall (11). The entrance (15) may be provided on the first front wall (111).

[0115] An entrance folding door (252) that opens and closes the open front of the entrance (15) may be provided. The entrance folding door (252) may be provided on the front wall (11). The entrance folding door (252) opens the entrance when folded, and closes the front of the entrance when unfolded.

[0116] The interior space within the outer wall (10) may include a living room (31). The living room (31) may include a kitchen (32).

[0117] A prefab house according to one embodiment of the present disclosure may further include a front window (213) positioned in front of the living room (31) and a rear window (243, see FIG. 2) positioned in the rear of the living room (31).

[0118] The front window (213) may be provided on the front wall (11). The front window (213) may be provided to be able to slide in the width direction of the prefabricated house.

[0119] A front folding door (212) covering the front window (213) may be provided on the outside of the front window (213). When the front folding door (212) is folded, the front window (213) is exposed to the outside, and when the front folding door (213) is unfolded, the front window (213) is covered by the front folding door (213).

[0120] A bathroom (38) may be provided in the interior space of a prefabricated house. The bathroom (38) may be placed adjacent to the front wall (11) and the first side wall (131).

[0121] A bathroom window (2363) may be provided on the exterior wall of the bathroom (131). The bathroom window (2363) may be placed on the front wall (11) and the first side wall (131).

[0122] A second front window (2341) may be provided on the second front wall (112). The second front window (2341) may have a lateral width greater than its vertical height. A plurality of second front windows (2341) may be provided and arranged laterally.

[0123] A second-floor rear window (2344) may be provided at a portion of the rear wall (140) facing the second front wall (112). The second-floor rear window (2344) may have a lateral width longer than its vertical height. A plurality of second-floor rear windows (2344) may be provided and arranged laterally.

[0124] A second-floor side window (2343) may be provided on the first side wall (131). The second-floor side window (2343) may have a vertical height greater than the front-rear width.

[0125] A ventilation device (67) may be provided to exhaust indoor air to the outside and introduce outdoor air into the indoor space. The ventilation device (67) may be provided on the second side wall. Alternatively, the ventilation device (67) may be provided adjacent to the second side wall (132).

[0126] An indoor unit (66) for controlling the temperature of an indoor space may be provided. The indoor unit (66) may be provided on the second side wall (132) in the living room (31). Alternatively, the indoor unit (66) may be provided adjacent to the second side wall (132) in the living room (31).

[0127] An energy module (60) including an outdoor unit (61) that circulates refrigerant and is connected to an indoor unit (66) may be provided. The energy module (60) may be placed in a machine room (16, see FIG. 2) adjacent to the first side wall (131).

[0128] An energy storage system (72) may be provided. The energy storage system (72) includes a battery.

[0129] The energy storage system (72) may be placed adjacent to the entrance (15). The energy storage system (72) may be placed between the entrance (15) and the restroom (36) described later.

[0130] An electric vehicle charger (EV charger) may be provided. The EV charger (68) may be connected to an energy storage system.

[0131] The electric vehicle charger (68) may be placed on the rear wall (140). The electric vehicle charger (68) may be placed adjacent to the corridor window (2333, see FIG. 2) described later on the rear wall (140).

[0132]

[0133] Referring to FIG. 2, the interior space of a prefab house according to one embodiment of the present disclosure includes a living room (31), a bedroom (34, see FIG. 5), and a hallway (33).

[0134] The living room (31) may be placed on the inner side of the outer wall (11) and adjacent to the second side wall (132).

[0135] The living room (31) may include a kitchen (32). The kitchen (32) may refer to a space between another part of the living room (31) and the second side wall (132). The living room (31) and the kitchen (32) may be an integrated space.

[0136] A refrigerator (41) and a cupboard (329) may be provided in the kitchen (32). A detailed description of the appliances, furniture, and facilities placed in the kitchen (32) will be described later with reference to FIG. 3.

[0137] The living room (31) can be placed between the front window (212) and the rear window (243).

[0138] The rear window (243) may be provided on the rear wall (140). The rear window (243) may be provided to be able to slide in the width direction of the prefabricated house.

[0139] A rear folding door (242) covering the rear window (243) may be provided on the outside of the rear window (243). When the rear folding door (242) is folded, the rear window (243) is exposed to the outside, and when the rear folding door (243) is unfolded, the rear window (243) is covered by the rear folding door (243).

[0140] A kitchen window (2323) can be placed on the second side wall (132).

[0141] The hallway (33), stairs (39), stairwell (339), mechanical room (16), entrance (15), toilet (36), washroom (37), and bathroom (38) described below can be placed below the bedroom (34) (see Fig. 5).

[0142] The hallway (33) may extend from the living room (31) toward the first side wall (131). The hallway (33) may be located approximately in the center in the front-back direction.

[0143] A staircase (39) can connect the hallway (33) and the bedroom (34) on the second floor. The staircase (39) can be lowered in the direction from the second side wall (132) toward the first side wall (131).

[0144] The staircase (39) may be adjacent to the rear wall (140) in an indoor space. The staircase (39) may be in contact with the rear wall (140).

[0145] A space is provided between the stairs (39) and the machine room (16), and this space is called a staircase room (339). The staircase room (339) is a space extended from the hallway (33).

[0146] A corridor window (2333) may be provided on the rear wall between the above stairs and the above machine room.

[0147] The energy module (60) can be placed between the corridor (33) and the stairs (39) and the first side wall (131).

[0148] A machine room (16) is arranged on the outer side in the width direction of the corridor (33), and a machine room door (165) for opening and closing the machine room (16) is provided at a position corresponding to the machine room (16) on the first side wall (131). An energy module (60) is arranged in the machine room.

[0149] The machine room is placed adjacent to the first side wall (131) and the rear wall (140).

[0150] The machine room (16) may overlap at least a portion of the bathroom (38) in the front-rear direction.

[0151] The stairs (39), stairwell (339), and machine room (16) can be arranged to overlap each other laterally.

[0152] The entrance (15) may be provided on the inner side of the front wall (11). The entrance (15) may be provided by being recessed inward from the front wall (11). The entrance (15) may be open to the front.

[0153] The front door (251) can be positioned facing the living room (31) from the front door (15).

[0154] The toilet (36) may be placed on the opposite side of the stairs (39) from the hallway (33). The toilet (36) may be placed adjacent to the entrance (15).

[0155] The bathroom (38) can be placed adjacent to the front wall (11) and the first side wall (131).

[0156] The washroom (37) may be placed on the opposite side of the stairs (39) with respect to the hallway (33). The washroom (37) may be placed on one side of the bathroom (36). The washroom (37) and the bathroom (36) may be partitioned by a partition window (367).

[0157] The washroom (37) can be connected to the bathroom (38).

[0158] The washroom (37) can be placed between the toilet (36) and the bathroom (38).

[0159] The entrance (15), toilet (36), washroom (37), and bathroom (38) are arranged adjacent to the front wall (11) and can be arranged in a row.

[0160] A sliding door that moves forward and backward can be placed between the living room (31) and the hallway (33). The sliding door (35) can be located on one side of the stairs (39) when positioned at the rear, cover the front door (251) when positioned at the front, and divide the hallway (33) and the living room (31) at an intermediate position.

[0161] A refrigerator (41) and a clothing treatment device (43) can be placed in an indoor space. The refrigerator (41) and the clothing treatment device (43) can receive power from an electrical outlet connected to an energy storage system (72).

[0162] The refrigerator can be placed in the kitchen (32), and the clothes disposal device can be placed under the stairs (39).

[0163]

[0164] Referring to FIG. 3, the indoor unit (66) can be installed on the second side wall (132) in the indoor space. The indoor unit (66) can be placed between the outer surface of the second side wall (132) and the kitchen wall (320).

[0165] Alternatively, the indoor unit may be installed adjacent to the second side wall in the living room.

[0166] The indoor unit (66) may have an air outlet (661) facing the living room (31). The air outlet (661) may face the first side wall.

[0167] The air outlet (661) may be positioned above the main body of the indoor unit (66). The air outlet (661) may extend in the front-back direction.

[0168] A ventilation device (67) may be installed on the second side wall (132) in an indoor space. The ventilation device (67) may be placed between the outer surface of the second side wall (132) and the kitchen wall (320).

[0169] A kitchen ceiling (322) may be provided extending from the bottom of the kitchen wall (320) toward the second side wall (132). The kitchen ceiling (322) may be located at the same or similar height as the floor of the bedroom (34).

[0170] Kitchen lighting (632) can be placed on the kitchen ceiling (322).

[0171] A kitchen switch (642) for turning the kitchen lighting (632) on / off may be provided on the inner side of the rear wall (140) located in the kitchen (32).

[0172] A refrigerator (41) can be placed on the front wall (11) side of the kitchen (32).

[0173] A sink (321) and a faucet (323) may be provided under the kitchen ceiling (322). A direct water purifier (45) may be provided under the sink, and the direct water purifier (45) may be connected to the faucet (323). The direct water purifier (45) may be concealed by a sink door (326).

[0174] A dishwasher (42) may be placed on one side of the sink (321). Alternatively, a plant cultivator (420) may be placed in place of the dishwasher (42).

[0175] An induction (46) may be installed on the other side of the sink (321). A microwave oven (48) may be installed below the induction (46). A drawer (3281) may be placed below the microwave oven (48).

[0176] A dishwasher (42) may be placed between the sink (321) and the refrigerator (41), and an induction (46), a microwave oven (48), and a drawer (3281) may be placed between the sink (321) and the rear wall (140).

[0177] A cupboard (329) may be placed between the sink (321) and the kitchen ceiling (322). The depth of the cupboard may be smaller than the distance between the outer surface of the second side wall (132) and the kitchen wall (320).

[0178] A kitchen hood (47) can be placed on the upper side of the induction (46) and on one side of the kitchen cabinet (329).

[0179] Front lighting (6311) and rear lighting (6314) may be provided on the inner front wall (311) and inner rear wall (314) at a height corresponding to the floor (347) of the second floor bedroom (34).

[0180] The front light (6311) may include a light box (6313) protruding inward from the inner front wall (311) at a height corresponding to the floor (347) of the bedroom (34) and a light (6312) positioned inside the light box (6313).

[0181] The rear lighting (6314) may include a lighting box (6315) protruding inwardly from the inner rear wall (314) at a height corresponding to the floor (347) of the bedroom (34) and a light (6316) positioned inside the lighting box (6315).

[0182] The lighting box (6313, 6315) is open toward the top, and the front lighting (6311) and the rear lighting (6314) can indirectly illuminate the interior space.

[0183] The front window (213) and the rear window (243) can extend from the light box (6313, 6315) to the living room floor (317).

[0184] A recessed portion (313) that is sunken rearward is provided in the inner rear wall (314), and a second-floor rear window can be placed in the recessed portion (313).

[0185]

[0186] Referring to FIGS. 3 to 5 and 8, the inner front wall (311) which is the inner surface of the front wall (11), the first ceiling (3121) which is the inner surface of the first roof (121), the second ceiling (3122) which is the inner surface of the second roof (122), and the inner rear wall (314) which is the inner surface of the rear wall (140) are connected to the kitchen wall (320) which is the inner surface of the second side wall (132) and extend in the width direction to be connected to the inner surface of the first side wall (131).

[0187] The front wall (111) may include an inner front wall (311) facing the interior space. The rear wall (140) may include an inner rear wall (314) facing the interior space.

[0188] The front light (6311) is arranged on the inner front wall (311) and may be arranged lengthwise along the lateral direction of the outer wall. The front light (6311) may include a light box (6312) that protrudes forward from the inner front wall (311) and has an open upper side, and an LED light (6313) arranged in the light box (6312).

[0189] The rear lights (6314) are arranged on the inner rear wall (314) and can be arranged lengthwise along the lateral direction of the outer wall (10).

[0190] The rear light (6314) may include a light box (6316) that protrudes forward from the inner rear wall (314) and has an open upper side, and an LED light (6315) that is arranged in the light box (6316).

[0191] The light boxes (6312, 6316) of the front light (6311) and the rear light (6314) may be placed on the upper side of the floor (347) of the bedroom (34). The light boxes (6312, 6316) may be placed at a height between the floor (347) of the bedroom (34) and the upper side of the first front wall (111, 311). The lower ends of the light boxes (6312, 6316) may be placed at the same height as the floor (347) of the bedroom (34).

[0192] The main lighting (631) includes front lighting (6311) and rear lighting (6314).

[0193] A second main switch (644) that can turn the main light (631) on / off may be provided on the inner rear wall (314) of the bedroom (34).

[0194] The second-floor rear window (2344) may be positioned at a portion of the rear wall (140) facing the second front wall (112). The second-floor rear window (2344) may be positioned at a recessed portion (313) formed at a portion of the rear wall (140) facing the second front wall (112). The second-floor rear window (2344) may have a lateral width longer than its vertical height. The second-floor rear window (2344) may be provided in multiple numbers and arranged laterally.

[0195] The air outlet (661) of the indoor unit (66) can be positioned at a height higher than the floor (347) of the bedroom (34) and closer to the floor (347) of the bedroom (34) than the ceilings (3121, 3122) of the living room (31) and bedroom (34).

[0196] The air outlet (661) of the indoor unit (66) can be placed at a height that overlaps the bedroom railing (343) described later in the lateral direction.

[0197] Alternatively, the air outlet (661) of the indoor unit (66) may be placed at the same height as the floor (347) of the bedroom (34).

[0198]

[0199] Referring to Fig. 4, the bedroom (34) can be placed on the second floor higher than the living room (31).

[0200] A bedroom railing (343) extending in the front-back direction may be provided in the bedroom (34). The bedroom railing (343) may be provided on the upper side of the floor (347) of the bedroom at the end of the living room (31) side of the bedroom (34).

[0201] A hallway (33) may be positioned below the bedroom. A partition wall (360) is provided on the upper side of the hallway (33). The upper surface of the partition wall becomes the floor (347) of the bedroom (34), and the lower surface of the partition wall (360) becomes the ceiling (337) of the first floor space including the hallway (33) (see Fig. 5).

[0202] The entrance (15) may be located below the bedroom (34). The entrance (15) may be equipped with a front door (251) that opens and closes the entrance (15). The front door (251) may include a locking device that can be locked and unlocked from an indoor space.

[0203] The staircase (39) may include a first staircase wall (390) perpendicular to the second side wall direction. The first staircase wall (390) may face the living room (31).

[0204] A main switch (641) that can turn the main light (631) on / off can be placed on the first stair wall (390).

[0205] A decorative shelf (394) may be provided on the first staircase wall (390).

[0206] A door rail (315) may be placed at the boundary between the floor (337) of the hallway (33) and the floor (317) of the living room (31). The door rail (315) may extend in the front-back direction.

[0207] An upper door rail may be provided parallel to the door rail (315) at a position that overlaps the door rail (315) on the lower surface of the partition wall (360).

[0208] The sliding door (35) can move forward and backward along the door rail (315).

[0209] The width in the front-back direction of the entrance (15) may be greater than the width in the front-back direction of the first stair wall (390).

[0210] The sliding door (35) may include a door portion (351) located on the stairs (39) side and an extension portion (352) located on the entrance (15) side. The door portion (351) may have a wider width in the front-back direction than the extension portion (352).

[0211] The door part (351) and the extension part (352) can be connected to each other by a hinge part (353). The extension part (352) can rotate toward the hallway (33) while the door part (351) covers the first stair wall (390) (see FIG. 5).

[0212]

[0213] Referring to Fig. 5, the bedroom (34) is placed in an indoor space inside the outer wall (10) and may be adjacent to the first side wall (131). The bedroom (34) may be placed on the second floor, higher than the living room (31).

[0214] The bedroom (34) may not overlap the living room (31) in the vertical direction. Alternatively, the bedroom (34) may not overlap at least a portion of the living room (31) in the vertical direction.

[0215] A staircase (39) can connect a hallway (33) and a bedroom (34). The staircase can be lowered in a direction from the second side wall toward the first side wall.

[0216] The bedroom (34) may have an open portion corresponding to the upper portion of the stairs (39) (see Fig. 7). A stair railing (393) may be provided around the open portion of the upper portion of the stairs (39) of the bedroom (34).

[0217] A second main switch (644) that can turn the main light (631) on / off may be provided on the inner rear wall (314) of the bedroom (34).

[0218] The clothing treatment device (43) may include a layered clothing treatment device including a washing machine (431) and a dryer (432). The layered clothing treatment device may be placed below the stairs (39).

[0219] In relation to the above-mentioned stackable clothing treatment device, the example in which a dryer (432) is stacked on top of a washing machine (431) has been described, but a washing machine (431) may be stacked on top of a dryer (432), or another washing machine may be stacked on top of a washing machine (431).

[0220] The clothing treatment device (43) may further include a refresher (433) positioned below the stairs (39). The refresher (433) refers to a device that hangs clothing on a hanger inside the treatment room and supplies steam to the treatment room to deodorize and disinfect the clothing. The refresher (433) may be positioned next to the stacked clothing treatment device.

[0221] The lower end of the stairs (39) adjacent to the hallway (33) may provide a space connected to the hallway (33) at its lower end. A robot cleaner (44) may be placed in the space below the lower end of the stairs (39). The robot cleaner (44) may be supplied with power from an electrical outlet connected to the energy storage system (72).

[0222] A corridor window (2333) may be provided on the rear wall (140) between the stairs (39) and the machine room (16). The corridor window (2333) may have a vertical height greater than its lateral width.

[0223] Additionally, a second-floor side window (2343) may be placed on the first side wall (131) at a position corresponding to the stairs (39) in the forward-backward direction and above the machine room (16). The second-floor side window (2343) may have a vertical height greater than the front-back width. The second-floor side window (2343) may be placed on the first side wall (131) of the bedroom (34).

[0224] A stair base (397) may be provided between the stairs (39) and the machine room. The stair base (397) may be positioned at a height equal to or lower than the lowest step of the stairs (39). The stair base (397) may have a length longer than the stairs in the forward-backward direction.

[0225] The upper space of the stair base (392) can be called a stair room (339).

[0226] The stair base (392) may include a bottom surface spaced upward from the floor (337) of the hallway (33).

[0227]

[0228] Referring to FIGS. 5 and 6, a first-floor heating pipe (941) may be embedded in the floor of the first floor, including the floor of the living room (317) and the hallway (33). A second-floor heating pipe (942) may be embedded in the partition wall (360) that provides the floor (347) of the bedroom (34).

[0229]

[0230] Referring to Fig. 6, the wall pad (65) can control the locking device of the front door (251). The wall pad (65) can be installed on the hallway wall (330) that divides the front door (15) and the hallway (33). The wall pad (65) can be positioned so as to face the hallway (33).

[0231] A toilet (361) is placed in the bathroom (36), and a bathroom door (365) is provided on the hallway (33) side.

[0232] A washbasin (371) and a mirror (372) are placed in the washroom (37), and a washroom door (375) is provided on the hallway (33) side.

[0233] The bathroom (36) and the washroom (37) can be partitioned by a partition window (367).

[0234] The bathroom (38) may be placed between the washroom (37) and the first side wall (131). The washroom (37) and the bathroom (38) may be interconnected spaces.

[0235]

[0236] Referring to FIGS. 5 to 7, an upper recessed light receiving portion (336) is provided between the ceiling (332) of the corridor (33), the corridor wall (330), the bathroom (36), the washroom (37), and the mechanical room (16), and a corridor light (633) can be placed in the light receiving portion (336).

[0237] The corridor lighting (633) may extend along the light receiving portion (336). The corridor lighting (633) may be positioned from the light receiving portion (336) toward the corridor wall (330), the bathroom (365), the washroom (375), and the mechanical room (16).

[0238] A base light (637) may be placed on the bottom surface of the stair base (392). The base light (637) may extend along the length of the stair base (392).

[0239] A hallway switch (643) for turning on / off the hallway light (633) and base light (637) can be provided on the hallway wall (330).

[0240] A stair light (639) may be provided at a position corresponding to the stairs (39) on the inner rear wall (314). A stair switch (649) for turning the stair light (639) on / off may be placed on the inner rear wall (314) above the lower end of the stairs (39) or above the stair base (397).

[0241]

[0242] Referring to Fig. 7, the toilet (36) may be placed on the opposite side of the stairs (39) with respect to the hallway (33). The toilet (36) may be equipped with a ventilation fan (367). The ventilation fan (367) may be installed on the ceiling of the toilet.

[0243] A bathtub (381) can be placed in the bathroom (38).

[0244] The bathroom (38) may be equipped with a ventilation fan (387). The ventilation fan (387) of the bathroom may be installed on the ceiling of the bathroom (38).

[0245] Bathroom lights (636) can be placed along the perimeter of the bathroom (36), washroom (37), and bathroom (38). A hallway switch (643) can turn the bathroom lights (636) on / off.

[0246] An entrance light (365) is provided in the entrance (15), and the entrance light (365) can be turned on / off via a proximity sensor.

[0247] A machine room light (163) is placed in the machine room (16), and the machine room light can be turned on / off via a machine room switch (164).

[0248] The machine room (16) can be entered from the outside through the machine room door (165), and may not be accessible from indoor spaces such as the hallway (33).

[0249]

[0250] Referring to FIGS. 9 and 10, air (A1) discharged from the indoor unit (66) or air discharge port (661) flows through the living room (31) to the hallway (33).

[0251] The air (A2) discharged from the indoor unit (66) or the air outlet (661) and introduced into the second-floor bedroom (34) may flow in the bedroom (34) or descend (A3) to the hallway (33) via the stairs (39) and be mixed with the air flow (A1) introduced into the hallway (33) via the living room (31).

[0252] If the direction of the stairs (39) is opposite to that of the present disclosure, or if a stairs (39) of this structure does not exist, the width of the corridor (33) in the front-to-back direction is narrow, making it difficult for air flowing into the corridor (33) through the living room (31) to flow to the end of the corridor.

[0253] Meanwhile, the time that residents generally reside in the living room (31) or bedroom (34) is longer than the time that they reside in the hallway (33).

[0254] When the sliding door (35) is placed in a position covering the hallway (33), the air (A1) flowing into the hallway (33) circulates in the living room (31). Alternatively, the air directed toward the upper part of the hallway (33) may flow into the bedroom (34).

[0255] Therefore, the temperature of the space where residents live can be efficiently controlled.

[0256] The indoor unit (66) can be placed at a position facing the hallway (33) in the front-back direction.

[0257] Meanwhile, the outdoor unit (61) of the energy module (60) is placed adjacent to the first side wall (131), and the indoor unit (66) is placed adjacent to the second side wall (132), so that the length of the pipe connecting the outdoor unit (61) and the indoor unit (66) is long. Heat loss occurs in the process in which the refrigerant (or water) flows through the pipe.

[0258] The lighting box (6315) protrudes into the indoor space, and the pipe connecting the outdoor unit (61) and the indoor unit (66) can be placed inside the lighting box (6315). The lighting box (6315) can also be referred to as a pipe box (6315).

[0259] Therefore, even if heat loss occurs in the pipe, it is lost to the indoor space, which can offset the disadvantage of having a long pipe.

[0260]

[0261] Referring to FIG. 11, the energy module (60) may include an outdoor unit (61) and a domestic hot water tank.

[0262] The above outdoor unit (61) may include an air-to-water heat pump. The outdoor unit (61) may be connected to the indoor unit through a water pipe through which water flows.

[0263] Water supplied from an external water source flows into the inside of the water supply pipe (97), passes through the water supply valve (971), check valve (972), and pressure reducing valve (973), and flows into the hot water tank (62) through the tank inlet pipe (921).

[0264] When hot water is needed, hot water discharged from the outdoor unit (61) flows into the heat exchange path (916) through the AWHP discharge pipe (912) and the three-way valve (913), heats the hot water tank (62), and flows into the outdoor unit (61) through the AWHP inlet pipe (911) and circulates.

[0265] The water in the hot water tank (62) is heated by the heat exchange path (916) and discharged through the tank discharge pipe (933).

[0266] When water is needed for the heating and cooling water supply line (963), the water supply valve (9630) can be opened to supply water from the water source.

[0267] During cooling or heating, water discharged from the outdoor unit (61) to the AWHP discharge pipe (912) flows through the three-way valve (913) to the heating and cooling inflow path (961), flows into the indoor unit (66) through the FCU inflow pipe (966), and is discharged through the FCU discharge pipe (967). During cooling or heating, the valve (9660) of the FCU inflow pipe is opened, and when the power to the indoor unit (66) is turned off, the valve (9660) is closed.

[0268] When cooling, the valve (9460) of the heating inlet pipe (946) is closed, and when heating, the valve (9460) of the heating inlet pipe (946) is opened.

[0269] Hot water passing through the heating valve (9460) flows through the 1st and 2nd floor heating inlet pipes (9411, 9421), 1st and 2nd floor heating pipes (941, 942), and 1st and 2nd floor heating discharge pipes (9412, 9422), thereby heating the 1st and 2nd floor floors.

[0270] The water in the FCU discharge pipe (967) and the heating discharge pipe (947) is combined in the heating and cooling discharge path (962), passes through the valve (9620), and flows into the outdoor unit (61) through the AWHP inlet pipe (911).

[0271] A heat meter is installed in the heating and cooling inlet pipe (961) and the tank discharge pipe (922), so that the amount of heat consumed can be measured.

[0272] A temperature sensor (99) is installed in the AWHP inlet pipe (911), the tank inlet pipe (921), and the calorimeter (928, 968) to control the outdoor unit (61) to supply water at the required temperature.

[0273] Referring to FIG. 12, a prefabricated house according to one embodiment of the present disclosure may further include an energy storage system (72) equipped with a battery. The energy storage system (72) may be connected to the solar panel (73). The energy storage system (72) may receive electrical energy from the solar panel (73).

[0274] The solar panel (73) is connected to a power conversion system (73), so that the generated direct current power can be changed into alternating current power.

[0275] The energy storage system (72) is connected to a power conversion device and can receive power from a solar panel (73) or an external power source (70).

[0276] The electric vehicle charger (68) can be connected to an energy storage system (72) or an external power source (70) via a power conversion device (73).

[0277] An external power source (70) is connected to an automatic transfer switch (74), and a power conversion device (73) is also connected to the automatic transfer switch (74), so that power can be supplied to the prefabricated house using the energy storage system (72) in the event of a power outage, or power can be supplied from the external power source (70) when the power stored in the energy storage system (72) is insufficient.

[0278] The automatic transfer switch (74) is connected to the main circuit breaker (750), and the main circuit breaker can be connected to multiple individual circuit breakers (751 to 758).

[0279] A plurality of individual circuit breakers (751 to 758) can be connected to a lighting (63), a wall pad (65), a communication unit (69), an energy module (60), and an indoor unit (66), basic home appliances including a refrigerator (41), a clothes treatment device (43), a water purifier (45), an induction (46), and a light wave oven (48), and an outlet (40).

[0280] A public hearing aid (402), a dishwasher (42), a plant grower (420), a vacuum cleaner (44), a TV (401), etc. can be connected to the above outlet (40).

[0281] The above prefabricated house may further include a communication unit (69) that exchanges signals with the wall pad (65), devices (68, 72, 73) provided on the outer wall (10) of the building, and devices placed in an indoor space on the inside of the outer wall (10) of the building.

[0282] The wall pad (65) can display the status of the equipment and devices connected to the communication unit (69). The wall pad (65) can control the equipment and devices connected to the communication unit (69).

[0283] Any or all of the embodiments of the present disclosure described above are not mutually exclusive or distinct. Any or all of the embodiments of the present disclosure described above may have their respective components or functions combined or used together.

[0284] For example, it means that a configuration A described in a particular embodiment and / or drawing can be combined with a configuration B described in another embodiment and / or drawing. That is, even if a combination between configurations is not directly described, it means that a combination is possible, except in cases where a combination is described as impossible.

[0285] The above detailed description should not be construed as limiting in any respect and should be considered illustrative only. The scope of the present invention should be determined by a reasonable interpretation of the appended claims, and all modifications within the equivalent scope of the present invention are intended to be included within the scope of the present invention.

Claims

1. An outer wall having a front wall, a rear wall, and first and second side walls, and a width, which is the length of the front wall, greater than a depth, which is the length of the first side wall; A living room arranged on the inner side of the outer wall and adjacent to the second side wall; A bedroom arranged on the inner side of the outer wall, adjacent to the first side wall, and located on the second floor higher than the living room; A hallway extending from the living room in the direction toward the first side wall and positioned below the bedroom; a staircase connecting the above hallway and the above bedroom; and In the above living room, an indoor unit is provided on the second side wall or adjacent to the second side wall and has an air outlet facing the first side wall, A prefab house in which the above stairs are lowered in the direction from the second side wall toward the first side wall.

2. In paragraph 1, A prefab house further comprising an outdoor unit that circulates refrigerant, is connected to the indoor unit, and is placed between the corridor and the first side wall.

3. In paragraph 2, A prefab house in which the outdoor unit includes an air-to-water heat pump and is connected to the indoor unit through a water pipe through which water flows.

4. In paragraph 1, A prefabricated house further comprising a bathroom equipped with a ventilation fan, the bathroom being located below the bedroom and opposite the stairs based on the hallway.

5. In paragraph 1, A prefab house in which the air outlet of the indoor unit is placed at the same height as the floor of the bedroom.

6. In paragraph 1, A prefab house in which the air outlet of the indoor unit is positioned at a height higher than the floor of the bedroom and closer to the floor of the bedroom than the ceiling of the living room and bedroom.

7. In paragraph 6, It extends in the forward and backward direction and further includes a bedroom railing provided on the upper side of the floor of the bedroom at the living room side end of the bedroom, A prefab house in which the air outlet of the indoor unit is positioned at a height that overlaps the bedroom railing in the lateral direction.

8. In paragraph 1, The outer wall further includes a first roof connected to the front wall and slanted toward the rear upper side, A prefabricated house further comprising solar panels installed on the first roof.

9. In paragraph 8, A prefabricated house further comprising an energy storage system (ESS) equipped with a battery and connected to the solar panels.

10. In paragraph 9, A prefabricated house comprising a refrigerator and a clothes handling device powered from an electrical outlet connected to the energy storage system.

11. In paragraph 10, A prefab house including a clothes treatment device including a washing machine and a dryer, and a layered clothes treatment device arranged at the bottom of the stairs.

12. In paragraph 11, A prefab house wherein the above-mentioned clothing treatment device is disposed at the lower side of the stairs and further includes a refresher disposed next to the above-mentioned layered clothing treatment device.

13. In paragraph 11, The lower step of the said staircase adjacent to the said corridor provides a space connected to the said corridor at its lower side, A prefab house further comprising a robot vacuum cleaner placed in a space below the lower step of the above stairs.

14. In paragraph 9, A prefabricated house further comprising an electric vehicle charger connected to the above energy storage system.

15. In any one of the clauses 9 to 15, A front door that opens and closes the interior space on the outside and inside of the exterior wall of the above building; A wall pad that controls the lock of the above front door; and The above-mentioned wall pad further includes a communication unit that exchanges signals with the equipment installed on the outer wall of the building and the devices placed in the indoor space inside the outer wall of the building. The above-mentioned wall pad is a prefab house that displays and controls the status of facilities and devices connected to the above-mentioned communication unit.

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