Abstract:
A liquid composition is formed into a coating layer state in which negative ions are steadily released. The liquid composition includes a finely powdered mineral that generates negative ions mixed with a binder liquid that is conductive and/or a binder liquid in which a conductive substance is dispersed.
Abstract:
A device for incorporating a layer member in a face construction of a building which is capable of employing a soft or flexible layer member as well as a rigid one, improving operation efficiency, ensuring safe operation at a height, and readily and precisely positioning and fixing a layer member in a face construction. The device comprises a base element, a connecting element mounted on the base element and a holding element mounted through the connecting element on the base element, the base element being adapted to be held on a supporting member of a building and hold a layer member in cooperation with the connecting and holding elements. The device may include a mounting member mounted on the holding element.
Abstract:
A roof structure is disclosed which is capable of accomplishing an improvement in workability, ensuring safety in the assemblying operation and preventing leakage of rain. The roof structure is assembled by engaging an eaves side connection of ridge side one of each adjacent two roof boards with a ridge side connection of eaves side one of the roof boards and securely holding the eaves side and ridge side connections engaged together by means of a fixture fixed on a common rafter at a position on the eaves side beyond the eaves side connection of the ridge side roof board and securely held in the eaves side connection engaged with the ridge side connection.
Abstract:
A facing material for a building is disclosed which is capable of effectively and readily carrying out the lateral connection between facing materials as well as the vertical connection. The facing material comprises a flat plate body which is formed at both side ends thereof with a side fit-in section and a side fit-on section which are adapted to be readily securely fitted with respect to the side fit-on section of a first laterally adjacent facing material and the side fit-on section of a second laterally adjacent facing material opposite to the first one. Also, a method for vertically and laterally connecting facing materials together is disclosed which is capable of readily forming an outer face of a wall or a roof of a building.