JP6327771B1 - Storage rack and system kitchen equipped with the same - Google Patents

Abstract

An object of the present invention is to provide a system kitchen by installing a storage rack on the side or lower part of a simple sink, on which an object can be mounted using an upper mounting shelf and can be hung to store cooking utensils. A storage rack comprising a rack body for storing stored items and a base body for moving the rack body. The rack body 4 includes a lower mounting shelf portion 10, an upper mounting shelf portion 8, and connection support poles 14 a to 14 d that connect and support the upper mounting shelf portion 8 and the lower mounting shelf portion 10. Prepare. The upper placement shelf 8 includes a frame body 16, a plurality of first connection members and a plurality of second connection members provided on the frame body 16. The lower mounting shelf 10 has the same configuration as the upper mounting shelf 8 and is used with the upper mounting shelf 8 turned upside down. A storage rack is arranged on the side or lower part of the simple sink to store cooking utensils using hanging tools. [Selection] Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to a storage rack used for storing cooking utensils and the like, and a system kitchen including the storage rack.

  The initial sink was a simple sink, but the systemized kitchen became popular, and it was engraved with an openable door and the exterior looked great, but the interior was dark and the cooking utensils were stored in layers, He had to kneel down to take out the cooking utensil, and spent time and effort to pull it out and store it. In addition, because the door is heavy, the case was made of a steel frame, the stain on the sink was washed away, the case was rusted, tarred and firmly struck on the floor, making it impossible to deal with an extremely unclean environment. The cockroach became an unclean kitchen with such a sink as a residence, and when I tried to replace the kitchen, the dirt stuck and it was rehomed to the floor, and it suffered tremendous damage.

  Further, the sink work table is narrow, and operations such as washing and cooking dishes are inefficient and consumes labor and time. In order to solve the problem that the work table is narrow, there is a document in which improvement has been attempted to effectively use the work table by putting tableware or the like in a rack (see, for example, Patent Document 1).

  Recently, all stainless steel drawer-type system kitchens have become mainstream, but the cost is so high that only some people can buy it.

  The principle of storing this type again is the same, the inside of the drawer is dirty, it takes time to clean it, and cooking is the essence of function just by competing for luxury in a face-to-face kitchen Even if equipment is stacked and stored, the work table is narrow, and the size is further increased, and it is refurbished, transporting it with industrial waste will incur considerable costs, and the occupancy of cockroaches has further expanded and the essence has not changed.

  In addition, there are some dishwashers that occupy a part of the sink or are built in the system kitchen, but according to the survey, those who use it according to the manufacturer's catalog are 1/3 after every meal A dishwasher (see, for example, Patent Document 2) that is better than a dishwasher is a product that is 1/3, 1/3 not used, or 1/3 used by people who are using it, and is not profitable. It has been put into practical use.

Japanese Patent No. 5246527 Japanese Patent No. 5988464

The essential problem in this regard is to change the way the utensils are stored in layers, to hang them up, and to base them on the simplest simple stainless steel sink without doors or drawers.
A rack with a seismic isolation structure that has a wire mesh shelf that can be hung or placed on the bottom or side of a simple sink, a bearing, and a caster that can move freely, and a cooking utensil on the bottom and side of the sink Pull out the rack stored at the bottom of the sink to prevent dirt, prevent cockroaches from living, improve storage efficiency and increase storage capacity, and further increase the workbench area. On top of that, a thin tray can be placed to perform various operations.

  Furthermore, by adopting a dishwashing tool (Patent No. 5988464) whose function exceeds that of a dishwasher, it integrates with the expansion of the work table and the rack function, so that energy can be used for washing and drying dishes, cooking utensils and foods. Therefore, it can save water (1/3 of hand washing), reduce handling time and labor, achieve the fastest washing and drying, and build a very inexpensive and clean system kitchen.

The storage rack according to claim 1 of the present invention includes a rack body for storing stored items, and a base body for moving the rack body,
The rack main body is connected to the lower mounting shelf portion, a lower mounting shelf portion mounted on the base body, an upper mounting shelf portion disposed above the lower mounting shelf portion, and the upper mounting shelf portion. It has a plurality of connection support poles to support,
The upper placement shelf includes a rectangular frame, a plurality of first connection members provided in the frame with a gap in a predetermined direction, and a direction perpendicular to the predetermined direction on the frame. A plurality of second connection members provided at intervals are provided, and at the four corners of the frame, a connection portion having a connection hole whose inner diameter gradually decreases upward is provided, and between the adjacent connection portions Is a pair of connecting wires arranged at intervals in the vertical direction are welded and fixed, and a reinforcing wire formed in a waveform is welded and fixed between the pair of connecting wires,
The lower mounting shelf portion has the same configuration as the upper mounting shelf portion, and is arranged with the upper mounting shelf portion upside down, and upper ends of a plurality of connection support poles are placed on the upper mounting shelf via a holding member. The lower mounting shelf portion is inserted into the connection hole of the connection portion corresponding to the frame body of the shelf portion, and the lower end portions of the plurality of connection support poles are disposed through the holding member disposed upside down. Is inserted and fixed in the connection hole of the connection portion corresponding to the frame body,
The cart body has a cart body for supporting the rack body, and a plurality of caster means attached to the bottom surface of the cart body, and the wheels of the caster means are outside the cart body. The lower mounting shelf of the rack body is mounted on the carriage body of the truck body and is connected to the four corners of the lower mounting shelf of the rack body. A storage rack characterized in that the section fits into the cutouts at the four corners of the base body.

  In the storage rack according to claim 2 of the present invention, a cover member is attached to the front surface of the rack body, and the cover member is disposed between the upper mounting shelf and the lower mounting shelf. It is characterized by being.

  Further, in the storage rack according to claim 3 of the present invention, a mounting holder can be mounted on the upper surface of the upper mounting shelf of the rack body, and the mounting holder is spaced apart from each other. A plurality of holding members are provided, and cooking knives are inserted and held between adjacent holding members.

Further, a system kitchen according to claim 4 of the present invention includes a simple sink main body provided with a sink for washing dishes and a cooking work table for performing cooking work, and a second kitchen according to claim 1 or 2. With two storage racks,
A leg portion is provided at a square portion of the simple sink main body, support plates are disposed on three side surfaces excluding the front surface of the simple sink main body, the support plate is attached to the leg portion, and the leg portion and the support plate Accordingly, a lower storage space having a front surface opened at a lower portion of the simplified sink body is provided, and a drain pipe from the sink of the simplified sink body extends downward through the lower storage space of the simplified sink body,
One of the storage racks is movably disposed on the side of the simple sink main body and functions as a side storage rack. The plurality of first connection members and / or the plurality of second connection members of the side storage rack include The first hanging tool for hanging large cooking utensils is detachably mounted,
The other one of the storage racks functions as a first lower storage rack that is movably stored on the side of the lower storage space of the simple sink main body where the drain pipe does not exist, The frame of the upper mounting shelf is provided with openings by cutting a part of the plurality of first connection members and the plurality of second connection members, and the plurality of first connection members and / or the plurality of second connections. The member is detachably mounted with a second hanging tool for hanging small cooking utensils,
When the first lower storage rack is pulled out from the lower storage space of the simple sink main body, the opening is exposed to the outside, and the small cooking utensils can be attached to and detached from the second hanging tool through the opening. It is characterized by.

  Moreover, in the system kitchen according to claim 5 of the present invention, in addition to the side storage rack and the first lower storage rack, the system kitchen further includes the third storage rack according to claim 1, The storage rack functions as a second lower storage rack that is movably accommodated on the front side of the drain pipe in the lower storage space of the simple sink main body, and a lower mounting shelf portion of the second lower storage rack and / or An accommodation tray is placed on the upper placement shelf, an arrangement net member is disposed at the inner bottom of the accommodation tray, and is suspended from the upper placement shelf of the side storage rack and the first lower storage rack. It is characterized in that cooking utensils that cannot be placed are placed and accommodated.

  Further, in the system kitchen according to claim 6 of the present invention, the first lower storage rack is provided at the lower side of the simple sink main body in a detergent washing process, a finishing washing process or a drying process when washing dishes or the like. It is pulled out from the storage space, or is further rotated after being pulled out and arranged at a position with good working efficiency. In this arrangement state, one or more thin trays are placed on the upper placing shelf, and the simple sink One or a plurality of the thin trays are also placed on the cooking work table of the main body, and the dishes are classified and stored in the thin trays in the detergent cleaning step, the finishing cleaning step, or the drying step, and the first The lower storage rack functions as a transport rack for transporting the tableware having finished the final process to a predetermined storage placement shelf.

  Furthermore, in the system kitchen according to claim 7 of the present invention, a water faucet is attached to the simple sink main body or a wall near the main body, and a cleaning / drying tool for spraying and washing dishes on the faucet is detachable. The washing / drying tool connected to the faucet connected to the faucet, a flexible hose for supplying water, a spray attached to the flexible hose, a washing table for placing the dishes, A cleaning / drying tool including a nozzle portion of a spray body and a cover body for covering a part of the tableware and the cleaning table, and water purification with shower through a quick joint with a stop valve provided in the flexible hose It is provided with a cleaning / drying tool that can be used in exchange for a container unit.

  According to the storage rack of the first aspect of the present invention, there is a similar product in which a plurality of shelves made of steel wires are arranged in the same posture and connected by a support pole, and there is a caster at the end. There is a thing called a rack with a poor caster (no substitute) for placing it in place and fixing it, or if it is used as a rack by hanging cooking utensils etc. It cannot be applied because a large cooking utensil collides with the movement and sounds like a bell. Therefore, a caster with a bearing attached to the rack body can be separated and separated into a rack body and a carriage body, and it can move freely and freely.

Furthermore, if the caster is attached to the pole and moves eccentrically, it will hit the sink's legs and the rack next to it, and it will make a loud sound here.
There is no fixture on the casters, and the cooking utensils hung inside are the center of gravity as an earthquake countermeasure, and the storage rack is not necessary because the casters operate quickly on the floor surface and perform the seismic isolation function.

  In addition, a force is applied to the lower mounting shelf portion mounted on the base body, and the lower mounting shelf and the coupling tool are arranged upside down to constitute the rack body, and the base body covers the front surface of the lower mounting shelf. The operator prevents dust from entering from the floor, and a cover is also provided on the front surface portion shown in claim 2 to prevent contamination from the sink and work table and the entry of dust. This storage rack is the base for the three types of storage racks that make up the system sink.

  Moreover, according to the system kitchen of Claim 4 of this invention, a 1st lower storage rack is provided in a side storage rack and a simple sink, and a side rack is provided with a hanger, and hangs a large-sized cooking utensil in large quantities. It can be stored and pulled out or rotated 90 degrees, there is no impact sound of cooking utensils, the inside is bright and the object can be taken out and stored at a glance, the posture can be done in an easy state, there is very little dirt, and maintenance is also possible Since the rack body and cart body can be separated, it is extremely easy and clean storage is possible without cockroaches.

Also, the storage rack members are finished with plating, and the cover is made of stainless steel and looks good.
It is a product that can be sold alone and sells a limited number of prototypes, but it is very popular.

  The simple sink is easy to assemble without any construction, and is made of all stainless steel so that it does not rust, a part of the shelf that is manufactured in the lower part is laser cut to form a space, and the four legs are firmly fixed Yes. It is a clean sink that can be cleaned regularly when the rack stored inside is pulled out.

  The first lower storage rack is built into this, and when the drawer is pulled out, the opening appears, and the small cooking utensil is hung around or around the opening or suspended across the first connection member or the second connection member. It is an innovative storage rack that can be easily removed and stored at a glance.

This storage rack is used frequently and feels like it moves lightly like a drawer.
The structure is clean and cockroaches cannot live.

  Further, according to the system kitchen of the present invention, since the space is limited, a small rack is adopted, there is no hanging tool or cover, and a cooking utensil and a thin tray that cannot be suspended are stored and simplified. Can be easily pulled out from the sink. The cover is not necessary because it is stored in a deep tray.

  According to the system kitchen of claim 6 of the present invention, the first lower storage tray is pulled out from the lower storage space of the simple sink main body in the preliminary washing process, the detergent washing process, the finishing process or the drying process by hand washing. Is positioned at a desired position, and one or more thin trays are placed on the cooking work table of the main body of the simple sink, and one or more trays are placed on the upper shelf of the first lower storage tray. Since the thin trays are placed, it is possible to efficiently clean the dishes by classifying the thin trays according to the processes. It is the epoch-making 1st storage rack which achieved the storage tool, the work table, and the conveyance tool.

  Furthermore, according to the system kitchen according to claim 7 of the present invention, when equipped with a washing / drying tool as an auxiliary tool for hand washing in the state described in claim 6, the labor and time are reduced, cleanliness, A revolutionary system kitchen that greatly contributes to energy saving, water saving, cost saving and environmental conservation can be achieved.

The front view which shows one Embodiment of the storage rack according to this invention. The top view which shows the rack main body of the storage rack of FIG. The disassembled perspective view which decomposes | disassembles and shows the rack main body of FIG. The fragmentary sectional view which shows the connection structure of the connection support pole in the rack main body of FIG. 2, an upper mounting shelf part, and a lower mounting shelf part. The fragmentary expanded sectional view which decomposes | disassembles and shows the upper end part and holding member of the connection support pole in the rack main body of FIG. The bottom view which shows the base body of the storage rack of FIG. The top view which shows the state which suspended the hanging tool on the mounting shelf part of the rack main body of FIG. 2, and mounted the holder for cooking tools. The partial expanded sectional view by the VIII-VIII line in FIG. 9 (a) and 9 (b) are partially enlarged cross-sectional views showing a state in which cooking utensils are suspended from a hanging tool. The front view which shows simply the simple sink main body of the system kitchen according to this invention. Sectional drawing by the XI-XI line in FIG. The front view which shows the system kitchen which equips the simple sink main body of FIG. 11 with the side storage rack and the 1st lower storage rack. The top view which shows the system kitchen of FIG. Sectional drawing by the XIV-XIV line | wire in FIG. The top view which shows the state which pulled out the 1st lower storage rack from the lower storage space of the simple sink main body in the system kitchen of FIG. FIGS. 16A to 16C are views showing a state in which various cooking utensils are suspended from the first lower storage rack. The front view which shows the system kitchen which equips the simple sink main body of FIG. 10 with the side storage rack, the 1st lower storage rack, and the 2nd lower storage rack. Sectional drawing by the XIIX-XIIX line | wire in FIG. FIGS. 19A and 19B are views showing a draining net member used for the second lower storage rack in the system kitchen of FIG. Explanatory drawing for demonstrating the washing | cleaning method of the tableware using the system kitchen of FIG. Sectional drawing which shows the washing-drying tool used for the washing | cleaning method of the tableware of FIG. 20, and a structure relevant to it. The figure which shows the water purifier unit with a shower, and the structure relevant to it. The side view which shows the example which applied the system kitchen of FIG. 17 to the facing type kitchen structure. The top view which shows the facing kitchen structure of FIG.

  Hereinafter, a storage rack according to the present invention and a system kitchen using the same will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings. First, with reference to FIGS. 1-9, one Embodiment of the storage rack according to this invention is described. 1 to 3, the illustrated storage rack 2 includes a rack body 4 for storing cooking utensils and the like, and a base body 6 for moving the rack body 4. The rack body 4 is a base body 6. Is supported.

  Next, the storage rack 2 will be described. The rack body 4 of the storage rack 2 includes an upper mounting shelf portion 8 and a lower mounting shelf portion 10, and there are a plurality of upper mounting shelf portions 8 (four in this embodiment). Are connected to and supported by the lower mounting shelf 10 via the connection support poles 14a, 14b, 14c, and 14d. The rack body 4 is an assembly type, and the upper mounting shelf portion 8, the lower mounting shelf portion 10, and the plurality of connection support poles 14a to 14d are assembled as will be described later to constitute the rack body 4.

  The upper mounting shelf 8 has a rectangular frame 16 and a space in the frame 16 in a predetermined direction (a direction perpendicular to the paper surface in FIG. 1, a left-right direction in FIG. 2, a direction from the lower left to the upper right in FIG. 3). The first connecting member 18 provided at a distance from the frame body 16 in a direction perpendicular to a predetermined direction (the left-right direction in FIGS. 1 and 2 and the direction from the upper left to the lower right in FIG. 3). And a second connecting member 20 provided. In this embodiment, the plurality of first connecting members 18 are configured by rod-shaped members having a thin outer diameter, and the plurality of second connecting members 20 are configured by rod-shaped members having a larger outer diameter than the first connecting member 18, and the first The pitch interval of the connecting members 18 is smaller than the pitch interval of the second connecting members 20, and such an upper mounting shelf portion 8 includes a frame 16, a first connecting member 18, and a second connecting member 20. It is configured as a shelf unit.

  The frame 16 includes upper members 22a, 22b, 22c, and 22d and lower members 24a, 24b, 24c, and 24d that are spaced apart in the vertical direction, and adjacent upper members 22a, 22b, 22c, and 22d. The lower members 24a, 24b, 24c, and 24d are fixed to the cylindrical connecting portions 26a, 26b, 26c, and 26d by welding, for example.

  In this form, a reinforcing wire 28 (in FIG. 3, the reinforcing wire 28 is omitted) is provided between the upper members 22a to 22d and the lower members 24a to 24d. For example, it is fixed by welding to constitute a trust structure together with the upper members 22a to 22d and the lower members 24a to 24d.

  In such an upper mounting shelf portion 8, as understood from FIGS. 1 to 3, a plurality of first connection members 18 are fixed to the upper side of the plurality of second connection members 20 by welding. The opposing upper members 22b and 22d of the frame body 16 are fixed to the upper side of both end portions of the first connecting member 18 by welding, and the remaining opposing portions of the frame body 16 are positioned above the both end portions of the plurality of second connecting members 20. The upper members 22a and 22c to be fixed are fixed by welding, and the plurality of first connecting members 18 define the mounting surface of the upper mounting shelf portion 8.

  Each connection part 26a-26d of the upper mounting shelf part 8 has the connection hole 30 for connecting the one end part (upper end part) of corresponding connection support pole 14a-14d, and each connection hole 30 faces upwards. Thus, the inner diameter is gradually tapered (see FIG. 4). In this embodiment, the connecting portions 26a to 26d are configured to have a constant thickness, and accordingly, the outer diameters of the connecting portions 26a to 26d are configured to gradually decrease upward. The upper ends of the connection support poles 14a to 14d are inserted and connected to the connection holes 30 of the corresponding connection parts 26a to 26d via the holding members 32 (see FIGS. 4 and 5).

  4 and 5, each of the connection support poles 14a to 14d is formed of an elongated hollow cylindrical member having a circular cross section, and a plurality of outer peripheral surfaces thereof are spaced apart in the axial direction (longitudinal direction). An annular groove 34 is provided. The holding member 32 includes a plurality of (in this embodiment, two) divided holding pieces 36, and the inner peripheral surface of the divided holding pieces 36 corresponds to the annular grooves 34 on the connection support poles 14 a to 14 d side. Protrusions 38 are provided, and the pair of split holding pieces 36 are attached to the outer peripheral surfaces of the connection support poles 14a to 14d so that the protuberances 38 are located in the annular groove 34. In this attached state, The holding member 32 (a pair of divided holding pieces 36) covers the entire circumference of the connection support poles 14a to 14d. The outer peripheral surface of the holding member 32 is formed in a tapered shape whose outer diameter gradually decreases upward corresponding to the upper connection holes 30 of the upper connection portions 26a to 26d.

  The connection support poles 14a (14b, 14c, 14d) are attached to the placement shelf 8 as follows. That is, the holding member 32 is attached to the upper end portion of the connection support pole 14a (14b, 14c, 14d). For this mounting, for example, the protrusion 38 is positioned in the uppermost annular groove 34 of the connection support pole 14a (14b, 14c, 14d), and the pair of divided holding pieces 36 are connected to the connection support pole 14a (14b, 14c, 14d). In this state, the connection support poles 14a (14b, 14c, 14d) and the holding member 32 (a pair of divided holding pieces 36) are connected to the connection portion 26a (26b, 26c, 26d) of the upper mounting shelf 8. What is necessary is just to insert in the connection hole 30 of this from the lower side.

  When inserted in this way, the inner peripheral surface of the connecting hole 30 of the connecting portion 26a (26b, 26c, 26d) has an inner diameter that gradually decreases upward, and the outer peripheral surface of the holding member 32 faces upward. Since the outer diameter is gradually reduced, the holding member 32 attached to the connection support pole 14a (14b, 14c, 14d) is fitted and connected to the connection hole 30 of the connection portion 26a (26b, 26c, 26d). In this connected state, the weight of the upper mounting shelf 8 acts on the connection support pole 14a (14b, 14c, 14d) via the holding member 32, so the connection portion 26a (26b, 26c, 26d) and the connection support pole Connection with 14a (14b, 14c, 14d) can be maintained in a more reliable state. And after connecting in this way, the cap member 40 is attached to the opening edge part of the connection part 26a (26b, 26c, 26d).

  Next, the lower mounting shelf portion 10 will be described. The illustrated lower mounting shelf portion 10 has substantially the same configuration as the above-described upper mounting portion 8 (mounting shelf portion unit). On the contrary, it is used as the lower mounting shelf 10, and the configuration can be simplified by using in this way. That is, the lower mounting shelf portion 10, like the upper mounting shelf portion 8, has a rectangular frame body 16, a first connection member 18 provided on the frame body 16 at intervals in a predetermined direction, The frame body 16 includes a second connection member 20 provided at an interval in a direction perpendicular to the predetermined direction. The frame 16 also includes upper members 22a, 22b, 22c, and 22d and lower members 24a, 24b, 24c, and 24d that are spaced apart in the vertical direction, and these upper members 22a, 22b, 22c, 22d and lower members 24a, 24b, 24c, and 24d are fixed to cylindrical connecting portions 26a, 26b, 26c, and 26d by, for example, welding.

  Each connection part 26a-26d of the lower mounting shelf part 10 has the connection hole 56 for connecting the other end part (lower end part) of corresponding connection support pole 14a-14d, and each connection hole 56 is mounting. The shelf unit is turned upside down and is used as the lower mounting shelf 10. Therefore, the shelf unit has a tapered shape in which the inner diameter gradually decreases downward (see FIG. 4).

  The holding member 32 is used to connect the other end portions (lower end portions) on the connection support poles 14a to 14d side upside down. The holding member 32 (a pair of split holding pieces 36) is mounted on the lower end of the connection support pole 14a (14b, 14c, 14d), and the connection support pole 14a (14b, 14c, 14d) and the holding are attached in this manner. What is necessary is just to insert the member 32 (a pair of division | segmentation holding | maintenance piece 36) into the connection hole 30 of the connection part 26a (26b, 26c, 26d) of the lower mounting shelf part 10 from the upper side.

  When inserted in this manner, the inner peripheral surface of the connecting hole 30 of the connecting portion 26a (26b, 26c, 26d) has an inner diameter gradually decreasing downward, and the outer peripheral surface of the holding member 32 faces downward. Since the outer diameter gradually decreases, the holding member 32 attached to the connection support pole 14a (14b, 14c, 14d) is fitted into the connection hole 30 of the connection portion 26a (26b, 26c, 26d), and the upper mounting shelf portion 8 and the weights of the connection support poles 14a (14b, 14c, 14d) act on the lower mounting shelf 10 via the holding member 30, and the connection support poles 14a (14b, 14c, 14d) and the lower mounting shelf 10 are connected. The connection with the portion 26a (26b, 26c, 26d) can be maintained in a more reliable state. In the lower mounting shelf 10, the mounting shelf unit is used upside down, so that the plurality of first connection members 18 define the support bottom surface of the lower mounting shelf 10.

  Next, the carriage 6 for supporting the rack body 4 will be described with reference to FIG. 6 together with FIG. 1. The carriage 6 shown in the figure has a plate-like carriage body 66 and a bottom surface of the carriage body 66. A plurality of caster means 68 are provided, and in this embodiment, the caster means 68 is attached to the four corners of the rectangular cart body 66. The plurality of caster means 68 have the same configuration, and an attachment member 70 and a turning support member mounted on the attachment member 70 so as to be rotatable about a turning axis extending in the vertical direction via a bearing means (not shown). 72 and a wheel 76 rotatably supported by the turning support member 72 around a support shaft 74, and the attachment member 70 is fixed to the bottom surface of the carriage main body 66 by, for example, a fixing screw (not shown). When the turning support member 72 of each caster means 68 turns about the turning axis, the wheel 76 attached thereto turns in the turning range indicated by the one-dot chain line in FIG. It does not protrude.

In the storage rack 2, as shown in FIG. 1, the rack body 4 (specifically, the support bottom surface of the lower mounting shelf 10) is mounted on the base body 6 (specifically, the upper surface of the main body 66). Placed,
Cutouts 77 are provided by cutting off the four corners of the vehicle body 6, and the connecting portions 26 a to 26 d of the lower mounting shelf 10 are fitted into the notches 77, and the rack body 4 is coupled.

This base body 6 is effective in preventing the intrusion of dust that is closed by the operator's slippers with the entire lower surface closed, and can be easily disassembled simply by lifting the rack body 4 and the base body 6 in cleaning the base body 6. Can be cleaned. Furthermore, as a countermeasure against earthquakes, there is no resistance of the Kia Star 68 and the influence of transmitting vibration to the storage rack is extremely small. Further, the cooking utensil hung and stored with a hanging tool described later becomes the center of gravity to prevent vibration, so the Kia Star is braked, etc. Is unnecessary.
The basic configuration of the storage rack is formed and serves as a base for the other two racks employed in the system kitchen described later.

  This storage rack 2 can be conveniently used for storing various cooking utensils. With reference to FIGS. 7-9, a large-sized cooking appliance etc. can be accommodated using the some 2nd connection member 20 (and / or some 1st connection member 18) of the upper mounting shelf part 8, In this case, the second connecting member 20 (and / or the first connecting member 18) has, for example, the first hanging tool 80 shown in FIG. 9A or the second hanging tool 93 shown in FIG. 9B. Installed. The first suspending tool 80 is formed by bending a wire-like member into a substantially W shape, and the receiving recess 84 of the central portion 82 is suspended from the second connection member 20 (and / or the first connection member 18). As a result of deepening the receiving recess 84 in this way, it is possible to prevent the suspension member 80 from being detached from the second connection member 20 (and / or the first connection member 18).

  In the first hanging tool 80, a cooking utensil such as a cooking pan 90 can be hung from the hanging part 86 on one side, and a cooking utensil such as a frying pan 91 can be hung from the hanging part 88 on the other side. It can well hang and store utensils. In such a first suspending tool 80, for example, the lengths of the suspending portion 86 on one side and the suspending portion 88 on the other side may be changed. In this case, the suspension of the suspending portion 86 on one side is suspended. The position and the hanging position of the hanging part 88 on the other side are different in the height direction, and the storage efficiency for storing the cooking utensils can be further enhanced.

  Further, the second suspending tool 93 has a wire-like member formed in a substantially S-shape, and is provided with a receiving recess 95 at one end thereof, and is provided with a suspending portion 97 at the other end. The second connecting member 20 (and / or the first connecting member 18) is suspended, and a cooking utensil such as a frying pan 91 is suspended from the suspended portion 97.

  This storage rack 2 has a large storage capacity and can accommodate not only large cooking utensils for daily use but also all of the utensils that are in stock. The storage rack can be easily pulled out or removed at a different angle without searching for it in the dark. Furthermore, there is no part that comes in contact with large cooking utensils. A simple storage device.

  As shown in FIGS. 7 and 8, a placement holder 96 is used to store a knife such as a cooking knife 94 using the storage rack 2. The illustrated mounting holder 96 includes a plurality of mounting and holding members 98 arranged at intervals, and these mounting and holding members 98 are attached to a pair of support members 100.

The mounting holder 96 is used by being mounted on the upper mounting shelf 8 (in this embodiment, the plurality of first connecting members 18), and the blade portion 102 of the knife 94 to be stored is mounted on the mounting holder. It is inserted through the gap between 98. When inserted in this manner, as shown in FIG. 8, the end surface of the handle portion 104 of the knife 94 (the end surface from which the blade portion 102 extends) abuts on the adjacent holding member 98, and the blade portion 102 is between the first connecting members 18. Through the storage space 92 (see FIG. 1), and is held by the mounting holder 96 in this state, and this storage rack is used in an existing or new kitchen as a side rack 2B, which will be described later. can do.

  Such a storage rack 2 can be conveniently applied to the simple sink shown in FIGS. 10 and 11, for example, and can be provided as a system kitchen in combination as shown in FIGS. 10 and 11, a simplified sink 202 shown in the figure includes a simplified sink body 204 provided with a sink 206, and support legs 208, 210, 212, and 213 (see FIG. 10) at the four corners of the simplified sink body 204. 11). Each support leg 208, 210, 212, 213 is formed of a member having an L-shaped cross section, and a height adjustment member 214 is screwed to the lower end portion of each of the support legs 208, 210, 212, 213 to adjust the height of each height adjustment member 214. The grounding portion 216 is installed on the floor 218 of the kitchen, for example.

  In the sink 202 shown in FIG. 10, a sink 206 is provided on the left part of the simple sink main body 204, and a cooking work table 220 is provided on the right part thereof. The sink 206 and the cooking work table 220 are integrally configured. ing.

  In the sink 202, a right support plate 222 is provided on one right side surface (a portion between the pair of support legs 210 and 212) shown in the XIV cross-sectional view (FIG. 11) of the simple sink main body 204, and the other side on the left side. The left support plate 224 is provided on the side surface (the portion between the support legs 208 and 213), and the rear support plate 226 is provided on the back surface (the portion between the support legs 212 and 213). A lower storage space 228 is provided below the sink 206 and the cooking work table 220 by the left support plate 224 and the rear support plate 226. These support plates 222, 224, and 226 are, for example, the top wall and one side wall of the unit body having the top wall and the four side walls (the side wall located on the front side is cut and the remaining three side walls are attached. It can be made relatively easy and has sufficient strength by being fixed to the inside of the support legs 208, 210, 212, and 213 by screws 227. The front surface (a pair of support legs) of the simple sink main body 204. The portion between the portions 208 and 210 is opened, and the lower storage space 228 extends from the front opening toward the rear wall member 226 on the back side.

  Further, a drainage unit 230 is connected to the bottom of the sink 206 of the simple sink main body 204, and a drainage pipe 232 is connected to the drainage unit 230. The drainage part 230 protrudes into the lower storage space 228 of the simple sink main body 204, and the drainage pipe 232 extends downward through the lower storage space 228 and extends through the floor surface 218 to an underfloor space (not shown). .

  For example, two sink racks, in this example, the side storage rack 2B and the first lower storage rack are combined with the sink 202 to constitute the system kitchen shown in FIGS. 12 to 14, in this system kitchen, the basic configurations of the side storage rack 2B and the first lower storage rack 2C are substantially the same as described above, and their sizes (height, width, depth) are the same. Is different.

  The side storage rack 2B is installed by moving to one side of the simple sink main body 204 (specifically, the left side when the sink 206 is arranged on the left side), and continues from the simple sink main body 204. Be placed. When the sink 206 of the simple sink main body 204 is disposed on the right side, the side storage rack 2B is installed on the right side of the simple sink main body.

  A mounting holder 96 is mounted on the upper surface (mounting surface) of the first connecting member 18 of the upper mounting shelf 8, and a kitchen knife for cooking is provided between the mounting holders 98 adjacent to the mounting holder 96. 94 is inserted and held.

  In the side storage rack 2B, a cover member 234 is disposed on the front surface (when the side storage rack 2B is installed on the side of the sink 202, the surface between the connecting portions 26a and 26b of the frame body 16 is the front surface). The cover member 234 has an upper portion attached to the upper placement shelf 8B of the rack body 4B and a lower portion attached to the lower placement shelf 10B, and a front side between the upper placement shelf 8B and the lower placement shelf 10B. Cover. By comprising in this way, it can prevent that the large-sized cooking utensils hung and accommodated in the side storage rack 2B can be seen from the outside, and also prevents the invasion of dust generated by the operation of the operator. The cover member 234 is preferably provided with a handle 236 for facilitating movement of the side storage rack 2B.

  Further, the first lower storage rack 2C is configured to have a medium height so that small cooking utensils can be suspended and stored, and one side of the lower storage space 228 (for example, through the front opening of the simple sink main body 204) 12 and 13 is slidably stored in the lower storage space 228 on the right side where the drainage section 230 and the drain pipe 232 do not exist, and as shown in FIG. As shown, the rear support plate 226 is positioned against the pole 14, and the cover member 234 is placed about 30 to 50 mm from the front surface of the simple sink so that the first storage rack 2C is not soiled.

  This first lower storage rack 2C is configured, for example, as shown in FIG. 15, and is stored in the lower storage space 228 of the simple sink main body 204 in the storage state shown by the one-dot chain line in FIG. As shown by a solid line in FIG. 15, it can be moved to the front side of the simple sink main body 204.

  In the first storage rack 2C, a storage / extraction opening 112 is provided in the upper mounting shelf 8C. A longitudinal intermediate portion in a part of the first connection members 18a (arranged in the intermediate portion in a predetermined direction which is the vertical direction in FIG. 15) of the plurality of first connection members 18 is cut, and the plurality of first connection members 18a The middle part in the longitudinal direction of a part of the second connection members 20a of the second connection members 20 (arranged in the middle part in the direction perpendicular to the predetermined direction which is the left-right direction in FIG. 15) is cut, By cutting in this way, a rectangular storage / extraction opening 112 is provided at a substantially central portion of the upper mounting shelf 8C.

  When the storage / removal opening 112 is provided in this way, a hand can be put into the storage space through the storage / removal opening 112 from the upper side of the rack body 4C. (Not shown) can be easily stored in the storage space, and small cooking utensils stored in the storage space can be easily taken out.

  The first connecting member 18 and the second connecting member 20 that define the storage / extraction opening 112, and the first connecting member 18a and the second connecting member 20a that remain after being cut, are further positioned on the outer periphery of the frame body 16. The hanging tool 80 (93) can be attached to the members 22a, 22b, 22c, and 22d.

  For example, as shown in FIG. 16 (a), for example, a W-shaped hanging tool 80 (first hanging) is attached to the first connecting member 18 (and / or the second connecting member 20) of the first lower storage rack 2C. 2), and two small cooking utensils such as a tadpole 240, a nettle 242 and the like can be suspended and housed on both ends of the attached hanger 80. In addition, as shown in FIG. 16B, an S-shaped hanging tool 93 (which constitutes the second hanging tool) may be attached. In this case, the egg 238 is attached to the attached hanging tool 93. Small cooking utensils such as are suspended and stored. Moreover, as shown in FIG.16 (c), small cooking utensils, such as tongs 244, can also be directly hung and accommodated, without using the hanging tools 80 and 93. FIG. In addition, about the cut part of the 1st connection member 18a and the 2nd connection member 20a, it is desirable to finish so that there may be no burr | flash.

Also in the first lower storage rack 2C, a cover member 246 is disposed on the front surface (the surface between the connecting portions 26a and 26d of the frame body 16 is the front surface), as in the above-described side storage rack 2B. The upper part of the cover member 246 is attached to the upper mounting shelf 8C of the rack body 4C, the lower part is attached to the lower mounting shelf 10C, and the front side between the upper mounting shelf 8C and the lower mounting shelf 10C is attached. cover. The cover member 246 is preferably provided with a pair of handle portions 248 in order to facilitate the movement of the first lower storage rack 2B. The cover member 246 includes
Invasion prevention of Chile It is provided with an aesthetic sense that the inside cannot be seen from the outside.

  For example, three storage racks, in this example, a side storage rack, a first lower storage rack, and a second lower storage rack are combined with the sink 202 (simple sink main body 204) to constitute the system kitchen shown in FIGS. Is done. 17 and 18, in this system kitchen, the sink 202 (simple sink main body 204), the side storage rack 2B, and the first lower storage rack 2C are substantially the same as those described above, and the second lower storage rack. 2D has been added. Hereinafter, the second lower storage rack 2D will be described.

  The second lower storage rack 2D is higher than the first lower storage rack 2C so that cooking utensils that cannot be suspended from the side storage rack 2B and the first lower storage rack 2C can be stored using a storage tray or the like. Is configured to be low and is movably accommodated through the front opening of the simple sink main body 204 to the other side of the lower storage space 228 (for example, the left side in FIG. 17 and the front side of the drainage section 230 and the drainage pipe 232). As shown in FIG. 18, it is configured not to protrude from the lower storage space 228 in the stored state.

  As the second lower storage rack 2D, for example, a storage rack that is substantially the same as the first lower storage rack 2C (for example, smaller than the first lower storage rack 2C, the storage / extraction opening and the hanging tool are omitted). 17 and 18 can be conveniently used as a rack having a shelf function. In the storage state shown in FIGS. 17 and 18, the rack is stored in the lower storage space 228 of the simple sink main body 204, and is pulled out to the outside from the storage state. Similar to the lower storage rack 2 </ b> C, it can be moved to the front side of the simple sink main body 204.

  In the second lower storage rack 2D, for example, a thin tray 252 is placed and accommodated on the lower placement shelf 10D, and in a plurality of cases, the trays 252 are placed and accommodated in a stacked state. In addition, for example, an accommodation tray 254 is placed and accommodated on the placement shelf 8D, and cooking utensils that cannot be suspended and accommodated are accommodated in the accommodation tray 254.

  An array net member 258 is disposed at the bottom of the storage tray 254. Referring to FIGS. 17 and 19, this array net member 256 includes a pair of support portions 260 that are formed in a substantially trapezoidal shape and a plurality of partition portions 260 provided between the pair of support portions 260. The cooking utensil 256 that is configured and cannot be suspended is inserted and held between the adjacent partition portions 260 of the array net member 258 and stored. When there are many cooking utensils that cannot be hung, the storage tray 254 can be placed on the lower mounting shelf 8D.

  In this system kitchen, the dishes can be washed efficiently by hand washing. Referring to FIG. 20, the work table 220 of the simple sink main body 204 has a small work space and is inconvenient to handle such as tableware and requires time and labor. The first lower storage rack 2C is positioned at the position shown in FIG. That is, the first lower storage rack 2C stored in the lower storage space of the simple sink main body 204 is pulled out in the direction indicated by the arrow 274, and after being pulled out in this way, it is rotated by about 90 degrees as indicated by the arrow 276 according to convenience. Let it be located in a place with good work efficiency. In this usage example, the cleaning operation of the dishes 278, that is, the detergent cleaning process, the finishing cleaning process, and the drying process is performed in a state where the table is positioned at such a position.

  In the cleaning process of tableware 278, one or a plurality (two in the illustrated example) of thin trays 280 are placed on the upper surface (mounting surface) of the upper mounting shelf 8C of the first lower storage rack 2C. Is done. One or a plurality (two in the illustrated example) of thin trays 282 are also placed on the upper surface of the cooking work table 220 of the simple sink main body 204. The storage tray 282 mounted on the upper surface of the cooking work table 220 stores the dishes 278 after the previous process (for example, the detergent cleaning process) and is mounted on the upper mounting shelf 8C of the first lower storage rack 2C. The placed thin tray 280 accommodates the tableware 278 after the next process (for example, the cleaning finishing process) of the previous process. As the thin trays 280 and 282, for example, the thin tray 252 placed and stored in the lower mounting shelf 10D of the second lower storage rack 2D in FIGS. 17 and 18 can be used.

    Further, during the drying process, the first lower storage rack 2C is placed with a thin tray 280 containing the tableware 278 after finish cleaning, for example, a cupboard (not shown) as indicated by an arrow 288. The tableware 278 after drying by wiping the tableware with a drying tool (for example, a cloth cloth) can be efficiently stored in the cupboard.

  Next, with reference to FIG. 20, FIG. 21, and FIG. 22, the cleaning / drying tool 272 used when finishing the tableware 278 will be described. The cleaning / drying tool 272 includes a flexible hose 290, a cleaning table 292, and a cover body 294 in addition to the spray body 286. The ejection body 286 includes an ejection nozzle portion 296 that ejects water (or hot water) and a grip portion 298 that is gripped by an operator. One end of the flexible hose 290 is connected to the faucet 300 of the sink 202 (specifically, the sink main body 204) (see FIG. 21), and the ejector 286 is connected to the other end.

  The zenith part 302 of the cover body 294 is provided with an injection body insertion hole, and the injection nozzle part 296 is inserted into the cover body 294 through the injection body insertion hole so as to have play. The peripheral wall portion 304 of the cover body 294 gradually expands downward, surrounds the injection nozzle portion 296, and is coupled to the injection body 286 so that the injection angle and height can be changed.

  The washing table 292 includes a disk-shaped top plate portion 306 on which tableware, cooking utensils, foodstuffs, and the like are placed, and a peripheral wall portion 308 extending downward from the outer peripheral portion of the top plate portion 306. A top plate hole 310 is provided near the center of the top plate portion 306. The cleaning table 292 is configured such that the corner of the boundary between the upper surface of the top plate portion 306 and the outer wall surface of the peripheral wall portion 308 can be in contact with the inner wall surface of the peripheral wall portion 294 of the cover body 294. For the specific configuration of such a cleaning / drying tool 286, refer to the specification and drawings of Japanese Patent No. 5988464.

  The cleaning operation using the cleaning / drying tool 286 is performed as follows. When the cleaning / drying tool 286 is placed on the sink 206 of the simple sink main body 204 and the spray body 286 is lifted, the cover body 294 is lifted, the tableware 278 and the like are placed on the cleaning base 292, the spray body 286 is lowered, and the cover body 294 is placed. A closed space 312 is formed by the cleaning table 292. Then, while ejecting water in this state, the ejector 286 is decentered and rotated to efficiently clean the entire surface of the tableware 278 to prevent splashing of the cleaning water, to save water without wasteful discharge, and to quickly tableware. Clean one surface of class 278. Thereafter, the operator lifts the ejector 286, turns the tableware 278 upside down, places it on the cleaning table 292, lowers the ejector 286, performs the same operation, and performs the cleaning by spraying. The finish cleaning for class 278 ends. The operator repeats this for the number of dishes 278, and finishes and cleans all the dishes 278.

  At the time of this final cleaning, one hand operates the ejector 286, and the other hand handles the tableware 286, that is, the tableware 286 is inserted, turned over, and taken out. Specifically, the tableware 278 stored in the thin tray 282 placed on the cooking work table 220 of the system kitchen is taken out, put into the washing table 292, taken out from the washing table 292, and the first lower storage rack. It moves to the thin tray 280 placed on 2C and accommodates in the thin tray 280.

  The injection body 286 is configured to be connectable to the flexible hose 290 via a quick joint 314 with a stop valve. A water purifier unit with shower 316 and a nipple joint 318 are detachably attached to the quick joint with stop valve 314. Since it is configured in this way, a water purifier unit with a shower 316 having a water purifier connection pipe 320 is attached to the quick joint with a stop 314 attached to the flexible hose 290 in place of the spray body 286. It is detachably connected via.

  Although not shown in the figure, the nipple joint 318 is provided with a hanger and is suspended by a chain, and the nipple joint 318 of the water purifier unit 316 with shower is connected to the quick joint 314 with a stop valve of the flexible hose 290. Is done. In such a connected state, water (hot water) from the faucet 300 is supplied to the water purifier unit 316 with a shower through the flexible hose 290, and the purified water from the water purifier unit 316 with a shower is supplied or switched. It is possible to wash cooking utensils and ingredients with shower water.

  In the recent faucet 300, the faucet used to pull out the shower equipment is the mainstream, but the water purifier unit with a shower 316 that can be hung and moved is not subject to gravity and can move without much force in the drawer. It is easy, overwhelmingly convenient for the elderly and handicapped, and can be provided at low cost without the need for construction. When installed in the normal sink 206, the water purifier unit with shower 316 is suspended, and when the amount of washing is large, the cooking work table 220 of the simple sink main body 204 or the first lower storage is provided. The thin trays 280 and 282 placed on the rack 2C are used for cleaning, which is convenient. For the water purifier unit with shower 316 and the specific configuration related thereto, see the specification and drawings of Japanese Patent No. 5988464.

  FIG.23 and FIG.24 has shown the example which applied the system kitchen to the facing kitchen. 23 and 24, in the face-to-face kitchen, the kitchen is provided with a partition wall 322 for partitioning the kitchen space 320, and the system kitchen is installed so as to be close to the partition wall 322. The system kitchen includes a sink main body 204 having a sink 206, a side storage rack 2B installed on the side of the sink main body 204, a first lower storage rack 2C and a first lower storage rack 2C stored in a lower storage space of the sink main body 204. 2 lower storage racks 2 </ b> D, and these are installed along the partition wall 322. The rear support plate 226 in FIG. 11 has a space of about 150 mm. Various detergents and drugs can be stored in this place in containers.

  The storage rack and the system kitchen using the storage rack according to the present invention have been described above. However, the present invention is not limited to these embodiments, and various changes or modifications can be made without departing from the scope of the present invention. is there.

2, 2B, 2C, 2D Storage rack 4, 4B, 4C, 4D Rack body 6 Car bodies 8, 8B, 8C, 8D Upper mounting shelf 10, 10B, 10C, 10D Lower mounting shelf 14a, 14b, 14c, 14d Connection support pole 16 Frame 18 First connection member 20 Upper connection member 26a, 26b, 26c, 26d Connection portion 32 Holding member 66 Cart body 68 Casting means 76 Wheel 202 Sink table 204 Simple sink body 206 Sink 228 Lower storage space 272 Cleaning Dryer 286 Spraying body 292 Washing table 294 Cover body

Claims (4)

A simple sink main body having a sink for washing dishes and a cooking work table for performing cooking work, and two storage racks described in (A) or (B) below ,
(A) a rack main body for storing the stored items, and a base body for moving the rack main body,
The rack main body is connected to the lower mounting shelf portion, a lower mounting shelf portion mounted on the base body, an upper mounting shelf portion disposed above the lower mounting shelf portion, and the upper mounting shelf portion. It has a plurality of connection support poles to support,
The upper placement shelf includes a rectangular frame, a plurality of first connection members provided in the frame with a gap in a predetermined direction, and a direction perpendicular to the predetermined direction on the frame. A plurality of second connection members provided at intervals are provided, and at the four corners of the frame, a connection portion having a connection hole whose inner diameter gradually decreases upward is provided, and between the adjacent connection portions Is a pair of connecting wires arranged at intervals in the vertical direction are welded and fixed, and a reinforcing wire formed in a waveform is welded and fixed between the pair of connecting wires,
The lower mounting shelf portion has the same configuration as the upper mounting shelf portion, and is arranged with the upper mounting shelf portion upside down, and upper ends of a plurality of connection support poles are placed on the upper mounting shelf via a holding member. The lower mounting shelf portion is inserted into the connection hole of the connection portion corresponding to the frame body of the shelf portion, and the lower end portions of the plurality of connection support poles are disposed through the holding member disposed upside down. Is inserted and fixed in the connection hole of the connection portion corresponding to the frame body,
The cart body has a cart body for supporting the rack body, and a plurality of caster means attached to the bottom surface of the cart body, and the wheels of the caster means are outside the cart body. Can be swiveled without protruding into the
Storage in which the lower mounting shelf portion of the rack body is mounted on the cart body of the base body, and the connecting portions at the four corners of the lower mounting shelf portion of the rack body are fitted into the notches at the four corners of the base body. rack;
(B) A storage rack in which a cover member is further attached to the front surface of the rack body according to (A), and the cover member is disposed between the upper mounting shelf and the lower mounting shelf;

A leg portion is provided at a square portion of the simple sink main body, support plates are disposed on three side surfaces excluding the front surface of the simple sink main body, the support plate is attached to the leg portion, and the leg portion and the support plate Accordingly, a lower storage space having a front surface opened at a lower portion of the simplified sink body is provided, and a drain pipe from the sink of the simplified sink body extends downward through the lower storage space of the simplified sink body,
One of the storage racks is movably disposed on the side of the simple sink main body and functions as a side storage rack. The plurality of first connection members and / or the plurality of second connection members of the side storage rack include The wire-like member for suspending large cooking utensils is formed by bending in a substantially W shape, and a receiving recess for suspending the second connection member and / or the first connection member is formed at the center thereof. a first hoisting device or wire-like member is formed into a substantially S-shape was subjected recesses for suspending the second connecting member and / or the first connecting member is provided at one end thereof, suspended at its other end A second hanging tool provided with a hanging part is detachably mounted,
The other one of the storage racks functions as a first lower storage rack that is movably stored on the side of the lower storage space of the simple sink main body where the drain pipe does not exist, The frame of the upper mounting shelf is provided with openings by cutting a part of the plurality of first connection members and the plurality of second connection members, and the plurality of first connection members and / or the plurality of second connections. The member is detachably mounted with the first hanging tool or the second hanging tool for hanging small cooking utensils,
Pulling the first lower rack from the bottom storage space of the simple sink body, wherein the opening is exposed to the outside, the small cooking utensils said first hanger or second hanging through the opening A system kitchen that can be attached to and removed from the equipment. In addition to the side storage rack and the first lower storage rack, the third storage rack of any one of (A) and (B) according to claim 1 is further provided, wherein the third storage rack is , Functioning as a second lower storage rack that is movably housed in front of the drain pipe in the lower housing space of the simple sink main body, and a lower mounting shelf and / or an upper mounting shelf of the second lower storage rack Is a cooking utensil on which an accommodation tray is placed, an arrangement net member is disposed at the inner bottom of the accommodation tray, and cannot be suspended from the upper placement shelf of the side storage rack and the first lower storage rack The system kitchen according to claim 1 , wherein is placed and accommodated. The first lower storage rack is pulled out of the lower storage space of the simple sink main body in the detergent cleaning process, the finishing cleaning process or the drying process when cleaning dishes, etc. In this arrangement state, one or more thin trays are placed on the upper mounting shelf, and one thin tray is also placed on the cooking work table of the simple sink main body. A plurality of trays are placed and stored in the thin tray in the detergent cleaning step, the finishing cleaning step or the drying step, and the first lower storage rack is configured to store the tableware after the final step. 3. The system kitchen according to claim 1 , wherein the system kitchen functions as a transport rack for transporting to a storage rack. A faucet is attached to the main body of the simple sink or a wall adjacent thereto, and a washing / drying tool for spraying and washing dishes is detachably connected to the faucet, and the washing / drying tool is connected to the faucet. A flexible hose for supplying water, a jet attached to the flexible hose, a washing table for mounting the tableware, a nozzle part of the jet, the tableware and the washing table A cleaning / drying tool including a cover body for covering the section, and a cleaning / drying tool that can be used in exchange for a water purifier unit with a shower through a quick joint with a stop valve provided in the flexible hose. The system kitchen according to claim 3 .

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