CN218484057U - Integrated kitchen range - Google Patents

Abstract

The utility model provides an integrated kitchen. An integrated cooker comprising: a cooking utensil; the kitchen range is supported at the top of the rack, and a support assembly is arranged on the rack; the function cabinet is positioned in the rack and supported on the supporting component; and the fan box body is positioned in the rack and is arranged below the supporting component, and the supporting component is supported on the fan box body. In this integrated kitchen, the fan box can provide the support for the function cabinet with the supporting component in the frame jointly, and like this, the weight of function cabinet just can share on supporting component and fan box. Because the fan box body bears the weight of a part of function cabinets, the weight of the function cabinets can not be completely borne by the rack through the supporting component, so that the burden of the rack is reduced, and the phenomenon that the rack is deformed due to overlarge stress and unstable is caused is avoided. In addition, the design of the structure of the supporting component can be reduced by the arrangement, so that the supporting component is lighter and the product cost is reduced.

Description

Integrated kitchen range

Technical Field

The utility model relates to a kitchen appliance's technical field specifically, relates to an integrated kitchen.

Background

With the pursuit of people for high-quality life, the requirements of users on kitchens are continuously improved, and the integrated kitchen range becomes an increasingly popular kitchen appliance.

In addition to the cooking devices and the range hood, the integrated range usually also integrates a functional cabinet such as a steam box, an oven, a microwave oven, etc. in its housing. In order to stably support the functional cabinet inside the rack, a support assembly is often provided in the rack, and the functional cabinet is provided on the support assembly.

However, the inventor finds that the functional cabinet is heavy in weight, only the support assembly is used for supporting the functional cabinet, and the rack bears large stress and deforms, so that the rack is unstable.

SUMMERY OF THE UTILITY MODEL

In order to solve the problems existing in the prior art at least in part, according to an aspect of the present invention, there is provided an integrated cooker, including: a cooker; the kitchen range is supported at the top of the rack, and a support assembly is arranged on the rack; the function cabinet is positioned in the rack and supported on the supporting component; and the fan box body is positioned in the rack and is arranged below the supporting component, and the supporting component is supported on the fan box body.

The embodiment of the utility model provides an in the integrated kitchen that provides, the fan box body can provide the support for the function cabinet with the supporting component in the frame jointly, and like this, the weight of function cabinet just can share on supporting component and fan box body. Because the fan box body bears the weight of a part of function cabinets, the weight of the function cabinets can not be completely borne by the rack through the supporting component, so that the burden of the rack is reduced, and the phenomenon that the rack is deformed due to overlarge stress and unstable is caused is avoided. In addition, the design of the structure of the supporting component can be reduced by the arrangement, so that the supporting component is lighter and the product cost is reduced.

Illustratively, the support assembly includes: the two ends of the upper cross beam and the two ends of the lower cross beam are both connected to the rack; and the upper end of the longitudinal beam is connected to the upper cross beam, the lower end of the longitudinal beam is connected to the lower cross beam, and the functional cabinet is connected to the upper cross beam and the lower cross beam. The longitudinal beam can play a role in stabilizing the upper cross beam and the lower cross beam. In addition, the longitudinal beams can also transmit the supporting force borne by the upper cross beam to the lower cross beam. Thereby utilizing the lower cross beam to share the supporting force on the upper cross beam.

Illustratively, the frame includes left and right supporting beams that are located the front, and the both ends of entablature are connected to left and right supporting beams respectively, and the cooking utensils are supported on the top of entablature and frame. The left supporting beam and the right supporting beam are arranged to strengthen the stability of the frame structure, and in addition, the left supporting beam and the right supporting beam can be conveniently connected with the upper cross beam.

Illustratively, the functional cabinet includes: the cabinet body is arranged between the upper cross beam and the lower cross beam and is provided with an opening facing the front side of the integrated cooker; the door lining plate is connected with the cabinet body at the opening, the lower part of the door lining plate is connected with the lower cross beam, and the upper part of the door lining plate is connected with the upper cross beam; and the door body is connected to the door liner plate and/or the cabinet body in an openable and closable manner. Like this, can improve the stability of being connected between function cabinet and the frame.

Exemplarily, the upper portion of door welt is provided with the kink, the kink is including the first horizontal wall that connects gradually, first vertical wall, second horizontal wall and the vertical wall of second, the horizontal wall of second is higher than first horizontal wall and is located the front side of first horizontal wall, first vertical wall is connected between the rear end of second horizontal wall and the front end of first horizontal wall, the vertical wall of second extends the setting downwards from the front end of second horizontal wall, first horizontal wall and first vertical wall lean on and are connected with the bottom surface and the front of entablature respectively, the door body is located the front side of the vertical wall of second. Through setting up first horizontal wall and first vertical wall, can make the door welt be connected with the entablature more on the spot, compare prior art in addition, the door welt is connected with the frame from the front side of frame and is compared, and this setting can be followed vertical direction and connected through modes such as wearing to establish screw or rivet, and the connected mode is more firm.

Illustratively, the top surface of entablature, the top of frame, second horizontal wall and the top of the door body in the closed state are the same height. Like this, when the cooking utensils set up at the top of entablature and frame, the bottom surface of cooking utensils can be the level state and set up at the top of entablature and frame, conveniently places the cooking utensils level. In addition, for the function cabinet arranged below the cooker, the opening and closing of the door body of the function cabinet cannot be influenced by the cooker. The door body of function cabinet openly can also flush with the front of cooking utensils, has both increased the length of function cabinet in front and back direction, can also utilize cooking utensils to provide in the top of the door body and shelter from, prevents in debris such as dust from falling into the function cabinet, avoids dust and debris to cause the pollution in the function cabinet.

Illustratively, the cabinet is connected to an upper cross member and a lower cross member. Like this, can improve the intensity of being connected of function cabinet and frame, make the function cabinet can set up in the frame steadily.

Illustratively, the functional cabinet further comprises a bracket, the front end of the bracket is connected to the door liner plate, the cabinet body is connected above the bracket, and the bracket is supported on the lower cross beam. The bracket is used for cushioning the cabinet body with smaller size, so that the functional cabinet can be attached and connected with the upper cross beam and the lower cross beam. Through setting up the bracket, can make the whole outline size of function cabinet unanimous, easy to assemble.

Exemplarily, the two functional cabinets are arranged on the left side and the right side of the longitudinal beam in an independently detachable mode; and/or the rear part of the lower cross beam extends backwards to exceed the upper cross beam, and the rear part of the lower cross beam is supported on the fan box body; and/or the upper cross beam comprises a bottom wall, a first front wall and a first rear wall which respectively extend upwards from the front edge and the rear edge of the bottom wall, a first front flanging which extends backwards from the upper edge of the first front wall, and a first rear flanging which extends forwards from the upper edge of the first rear wall, and the functional cabinet is connected to the bottom wall through a fastener; and/or the lower cross member comprises a top wall, a second front wall and a second rear wall extending downward from the front edge and the rear edge of the top wall respectively, a second front flange extending rearward from the lower edge of the second front wall, and a second rear flange extending forward from the lower edge of the second rear wall, the functional cabinet being connected to the top wall by fasteners. So set up, can make the installation dismantlement of first function cabinet and second function cabinet and frame module simpler. The upper beam can shield the fastener through the first front flanging and the first rear flanging, the fastener is prevented from protruding out of the upper beam to scratch an operator or a user, and visual attractiveness is improved. The lower beam can shield the fastener through the second front flange and the second rear flange, so that the fastener is prevented from protruding out of the lower beam to scratch an operator or a user, and the visual attractiveness is improved.

The support assembly further comprises a reinforcing cross beam, the lower cross beam is located on the front side of the reinforcing cross beam, the front portion of the functional cabinet is supported on the lower cross beam, the middle portion of the functional cabinet is supported on the reinforcing cross beam, and the center of gravity of the functional cabinet is located right above the reinforcing cross beam. Through setting up web beam, can share the holding power of bottom end rail to the function cabinet. In addition, as the center of gravity of the functional cabinet is positioned right above the reinforcing cross beam, the functional cabinet can be stably supported, and the functional cabinet is not inclined.

Exemplarily, integrated kitchen still includes collection cigarette box and wind channel box, and collection cigarette box is located the top of cooking utensils, and the wind channel box sets up in the frame vertically, and the fan box is connected to the air outlet of the lower part of wind channel box, and collection cigarette box is connected to the air intake at the top of wind channel box, and the function cabinet is located the front side of wind channel box. This setting can make fan box, collection cigarette box and wind channel box rationally utilize the inside space of frame, also is convenient for the fan box to undertake the holding power of supporting component to the function cabinet.

A series of concepts in a simplified form are introduced in the disclosure, which will be described in further detail in the detailed description section. The summary of the invention is not intended to identify key features or essential features of the claimed subject matter, nor is it intended to be used as an aid in determining the scope of the claimed subject matter.

The advantages and features of the present invention are described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings.

Drawings

The following drawings of the present invention are used herein as part of the present invention for understanding the present invention. There are shown in the drawings, embodiments and descriptions thereof, which are used to explain the principles of the invention. In the drawings there is shown in the drawings,

fig. 1 is a front view of an integrated cooker according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention;

fig. 2 is an exploded view of the integrated cooker shown in fig. 1;

fig. 3 is a sectional view of the integrated cooker shown in fig. 1;

fig. 4-5 are partial enlarged views of the integrated cooktop illustrated in fig. 3;

fig. 6 is a perspective view of a frame according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention;

fig. 7 is a perspective view of a functional cabinet according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention; and

fig. 8 is a perspective view of a fan box and a duct box according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention.

Wherein the figures include the following reference numerals:

100. a cooker; 200. a frame; 210. a support assembly; 211. an upper cross beam; 211a, a bottom wall; 211b, a first front wall; 211c, a first rear wall; 211d, a first front flange; 211e, a first back flanging; 212. a lower cross beam; 212a, a top wall; 212b, a second front wall; 212c, a second rear wall; 212d, a second front flange; 212e, a second back flanging; 213. a longitudinal beam; 214. a reinforcing cross beam; 230. a right support beam; 300. a functional cabinet; 310. a cabinet body; 320. a door liner; 321. a first horizontal wall; 322. a first vertical wall; 323. a second horizontal wall; 324. a second vertical wall; 330. a door body; 340. a bracket; 400. a fan box body; 500. a smoke collection box body; 600. air duct box.

Detailed Description

In the following description, numerous details are provided to provide a thorough understanding of the present invention. One skilled in the art, however, will understand that the following description illustrates only a preferred embodiment of the invention and that the invention may be practiced without one or more of these details. In addition, some technical features that are well known in the art are not described in detail in order to avoid obscuring the present invention.

The utility model provides an integrated kitchen, as shown in figures 1-3. The integrated cooker may include a cooktop 100, a rack 200, a function cabinet 300, and a blower case 400.

The cooktop 100 can include any cooktop 100, existing or that may come into existence in the future, for cooking use.

The rack 200 may be a main structure of the integrated cooker, and in some embodiments, the rack 200 may include a box body outside the integrated cooker, and the box body may include left and right sidewalls or left and right side frames. The cooktop 100 may be supported on top of the rack 200. As shown in fig. 6, a support assembly 210 may be disposed on the frame 200. The support assembly 210 may include any structure that can provide support in a vertical direction, such as a triangular support frame or a cross beam.

The functional cabinet 300 may be located inside the rack 200 and supported on the support assembly 210. The functional cabinet 300 may be any one of known and future functional cabinets, such as a steaming and baking functional cabinet, a sterilizing functional cabinet, a microwave oven functional cabinet, a dishwasher functional cabinet, and a storage functional cabinet. The functional cabinet 300 may be set on the support member 210, and the functional cabinet 300 may be supported by the support member 210.

The fan box 400 may be located inside the chassis 200. The fan case 400 may be disposed under the support assembly 210. The support assembly 210 may be supported on the fan case 400. That is to say, the fan box 400, the support component 210 and the functional cabinet 300 are sequentially arranged from bottom to top and are connected to each other, so that for the functional cabinet 300, the support component 210 can provide a supporting force for the functional cabinet 300, and the fan box 400 can also provide a supporting force for the functional cabinet 300 through the support component 210. In the embodiment shown in fig. 3, the fan case 400 may be disposed at the lowermost portion of the integrated cooker, the support assembly 210 may be erected on the fan case 400, and the function cabinet 300 is disposed on the support assembly 210.

Therefore, in the integrated oven provided by the embodiment of the present invention, the fan box 400 can provide support for the function cabinet 300 together with the support component 210 in the rack 200, so that the weight of the function cabinet 300 can be shared by the support component 210 and the fan box 400. Because the fan box 400 bears the weight of a part of the functional cabinet 300, the weight of the functional cabinet 300 cannot be borne by the rack 200 through the supporting component 210, so that the load of the rack 200 is reduced, and the phenomenon that the rack 200 is deformed due to over-stress and is unstable is avoided. In addition, the structure of the supporting component 210 can be reduced by the arrangement, so that the supporting component 210 is lighter and the product cost is reduced.

Illustratively, as shown in fig. 6, the support assembly 210 may include an upper cross member 211, a lower cross member 212, and a longitudinal member 213. Both ends of the upper beam 211 and the lower beam 212 may be connected to the frame 200. The upper ends of the longitudinal beams 213 may be connected to the upper cross member 211. The lower ends of the longitudinal beams 213 may be connected to the lower cross member 212. Wherein the functional cabinet 300 may be connected to the upper cross member 211 and the lower cross member 212. In the embodiment shown in fig. 6, the upper cross member 211 is higher than the lower cross member 212. The upper and lower cross members 211 and 212 may be horizontally disposed. The longitudinal beams 213 may be disposed between the upper cross member 211 and the lower cross member 212 in the vertical direction. Thus, the longitudinal beams 213 may serve to stabilize the upper and lower cross members 211 and 212. In addition, the longitudinal beams 213 can also transmit the supporting force applied to the upper cross beam 211 to the lower cross beam 212. Thereby sharing the supporting force on the upper cross member 211 with the lower cross member 212. In the embodiment in which the upper cross beam supports the cooktop 100, the weight of the cooktop 100 can be transmitted to the lower cross beam 212 through the longitudinal beam 213, and then transmitted to the fan box 400 through the lower cross beam 212, so as to reduce the acting force of the cooktop 100 on the rack 200 and reduce the stress of the rack 200. In addition, the functional cabinet 300 is connected to the upper cross beam 211 and the lower cross beam 212, and compared with the prior art in which the functional cabinet 300 is connected to the side wall of the rack 200, the structure is more stable, and the connection is more firm.

Illustratively, the frame 200 may include a left support beam (not shown due to the perspective of the view) and a right support beam 230 at the front. Both ends of the upper cross member 211 may be connected to the left and right support beams 230, respectively. The cooktop 100 can be supported on top of the top beam 211 and the frame 200. In the embodiment shown in fig. 6, the left and right support beams 230 may be longitudinal ribs disposed on the left and right side walls of the rack 200, which can enhance the structural stability of the rack 200, and in addition, the left and right support beams 230 can be conveniently connected to the upper cross beam 211. The cooktop 100 can be set up at the edge of the top beam 211 and the rack 200, and the top beam 211 and the rack 200 can provide stable support for the cooktop 100.

For example, as shown in fig. 7, the functional cabinet 300 may include a cabinet body 310, a door liner 320, and a door body 330. The cabinet body 310 may serve as a main structure of the functional cabinet 300. The door liner 320 may serve as a connecting member disposed between the cabinet 310 and the door 330. The door liner 320 may be used to make a sealing connection with the door body 330. The cabinet 310 may be disposed between the upper cross member 211 and the lower cross member 212. The cabinet 310 may have an opening toward the front of the integrated cooker, which may facilitate a user to place articles into the cabinet 310. The door liner 320 may be connected to the cabinet 310 at the opening. The lower portion of the door liner 320 may be connected to the lower cross member 212. The upper portion of the door liner 320 may be connected with the upper cross member 211. In the embodiment shown in fig. 4-5, the cabinet body 310 and the door liner 320 of the functional cabinet 300 can be connected to the upper cross beam 211 and the lower cross beam 212. In this way, the connection stability between the functional cabinet 300 and the rack 200 can be improved. The connection means may comprise a threaded connection, welding or riveting, etc. The door 330 is openably and closably connected to the door liner 320 and/or the cabinet 310. The opening and closing of the door 330 may include a side-hung manner, or a vertical turning manner. In some embodiments, the door body 330 may be pivotally connected to the door liner 320. In other embodiments, the door 330 may also be pivotally connected to the cabinet 310 through the door liner 320, and a person skilled in the art may select the connection according to circumstances.

It should be noted that the directional term "front" used hereinafter refers to the side of the integrated cooker that is close to the user when applied to the scene; while the directional term "rear" is used to refer to the side of the integrated cooker that is away from the user when applied to the scene.

For example, as shown in fig. 4, the upper portion of the door liner 320 may be provided with a bent portion. The bent portion may include a first horizontal wall 321, a first vertical wall 322, a second horizontal wall 323, and a second vertical wall 324 connected in sequence. The second horizontal wall 323 may be higher than the first horizontal wall 321. The second horizontal wall 323 may be located at a front side of the first horizontal wall 321. First vertical wall 322 may be connected between a rear end of second horizontal wall 323 and a front end of first horizontal wall 321. A second vertical wall 324 is provided extending downward from a front end of the second horizontal wall 323. The first horizontal wall 321 and the first vertical wall 322 may abut and connect with the bottom surface and the front surface of the upper cross beam 211, respectively. The door body 330 may be positioned at a front side of the second vertical wall 324. The first horizontal wall 321 may vertically restrain the door liner 320. The first vertical wall 322 may horizontally confine the door liner 320. Through setting up first horizontal wall 321 and first vertical wall 322, can make door welt 320 be connected with entablature 211 more faithfully, compare prior art in addition, the door welt is connected with the frame from the front side of frame and is compared, and this setting can be worn to establish modes such as screw or rivet along vertical direction and is connected, and the connected mode is more firm.

Illustratively, as shown in fig. 4 and 6, the top surface of the upper cross beam 211, the top of the rack 200, the second horizontal wall 323, and the top of the door 330 in the closed state are at the same height, so that when the cookers 100 are arranged on the top of the upper cross beam 211 and the rack 200, the bottom surface of the cookers 100 can be arranged on the top of the upper cross beam 211 and the rack 200 in a horizontal state, which facilitates the cookers 100 to be placed horizontally. In addition, for the functional cabinet 300 disposed below the cooker 100, the opening and closing of the door 330 of the functional cabinet 300 are not affected by the cooker 100. The front surface of the door body 330 of the functional cabinet 300 can be flush with the front surface of the cooker 100, so that the length of the functional cabinet 300 in the front-back direction is increased, the cooker 100 can be used for shielding above the door body 330, dust and other impurities are prevented from falling into the functional cabinet 300, and the dust and the impurities are prevented from polluting the functional cabinet 300.

Illustratively, the cabinet 310 may be connected to the upper and lower cross members 211, 212. The connection manner of the cabinet body 310 with the upper cross beam 211 and the lower cross beam 212 may include a threaded connection, a riveting or a welding, etc., and is not particularly limited. In this way, the strength of the connection between the functional cabinet 300 and the rack 200 can be increased, so that the functional cabinet 300 can be stably disposed in the rack 200.

Illustratively, as shown in fig. 2, the functional cabinet 300 may further include a bracket 340. The front end of the bracket 340 may be connected to the door liner 320. The cabinet 310 may be connected above the bracket 340. The bracket 340 may be supported on the lower cross member 212. The bracket 340 may cushion the cabinet body 310 with a smaller size, so that the functional cabinet 300 may be attached to the upper cross beam 211 and the lower cross beam 212. By arranging the bracket 340, the overall external contour size of the functional cabinet 300 can be consistent, and the installation is convenient. Of course, in some embodiments, the bracket 340 may also have a drawing function, which may enable the cabinet 310 to move horizontally.

For example, as shown in fig. 4-5, the cross-section of the lower cross member 212 may be a "C" shaped structure, with the "C" shaped structure of the lower cross member 212 opening downward. The cross section of the upper cross beam 211 can also be a "C" shaped structure, and the opening of the "C" shaped structure of the upper cross beam 211 can be upward. Thus, the upper cross member 211 and the lower cross member 212 may have a large area to be connected to the cabinet 310 and/or the door liner 320. In some embodiments, a user may connect the cabinet 310 and/or the door liner 320 to the upper and lower cross beams 211, 212 by threading screws. In addition, by arranging the upper cross beam 211 and/or the lower cross beam 212 to be a C-shaped structure, the use of materials can be reduced, the weight is reduced, and the cost is reduced.

Illustratively, the functional cabinets 300 may be two and may be independently detachably disposed on the left and right sides of the longitudinal beam 213, respectively. The functional cabinet 300 may include a first functional cabinet 301 and a second functional cabinet 302. The functions of the first functional cabinet 301 and the second functional cabinet 302 may be the same or different. As shown in fig. 5, the rear portion of the lower cross member 212 may extend rearward beyond the upper cross member 211. The rear of the lower cross member 212 may be supported on the fan box 400. In this way, the lower cross member 212 can be erected on the fan box 400, and can also provide support for the upper cross member 211 through the longitudinal member 213.

The cross section of the upper cross beam 211 can be a square body or a cylinder. Illustratively, as shown in fig. 4, the upper cross member 211 may include a bottom wall 211a, a first front wall 211b, a first rear wall 211c, a first front flap 211d, and a first rear flap 211e. The first front wall 211b may extend upward from a front edge of the bottom wall 211a. The first rear wall 211c may extend upward from a rear edge of the bottom wall 211a. The first front flap 211d may extend rearward from an upper edge of the first front wall 211 b. The first rear flap 211e may extend forward from an upper edge of the first rear wall 212 c. The first functional cabinet 301 and the second functional cabinet 302 may be connected to the bottom wall 211a by fasteners. The bottom wall 211a may be provided with a mounting hole. The first functional cabinet 301 and the second functional cabinet 302 may be connected to the bottom wall 211a by fasteners through the mounting holes. When the first functional cabinet 301 and the second functional cabinet 302 are mounted/dismounted (when the cooker 100 is dismounted from the rack 200 in advance), the first functional cabinet 301 can be connected/separated with/from the bottom wall 211a and the second functional cabinet 302 can be connected/separated with/from the bottom wall 211a by screwing/unscrewing the fasteners, that is, the first functional cabinet 301 is connected/separated with/from the upper cross beam 211, and the second functional cabinet 302 is connected/separated with/from the upper cross beam 211. The number of fasteners may be plural. The tip of one fastener may be located in the space between the first front flap 211d and the bottom wall 211a, and the tip of the other fastener may be located in the space between the first rear flap 211e and the bottom wall 211a. Thus, the first front flange 211d may form a shielding plane with respect to the bottom wall 211a, shielding the distal end of the fastener. The first rear flap 211e may also form a masking plane with respect to the bottom wall 211a, masking the end of another fastener. By such an arrangement, the first functional cabinet 301 and the second functional cabinet 302 can be more easily mounted and dismounted with respect to the rack 200. In addition, the upper cross beam 211 can shield the fastener through the first front flange 211d and the first rear flange 211e, so that the fastener is prevented from protruding out of the upper cross beam 211 to scratch an operator or a user, and the visual attractiveness is improved.

The lower beam 212 may be a square body or a cylinder. Illustratively, as shown in fig. 5, the lower cross member 212 may include a top wall 212a, a second front wall 212b, a second rear wall 212c, a second front flap 212d, and a second rear flap 212e. The second front wall 212b may extend downward from the front edge of the top wall 212a. A second rear wall 212c may extend downwardly from a rear edge of the top wall 212a. The second front flap 212d may extend rearward from a lower edge of the second front wall 212 b. A second rear flap 212e may extend forward from a lower edge of the second rear wall 212 c. The first functional cabinet 301 and the second functional cabinet 302 may be connected to the top wall 212a by fasteners. The top wall 212a may be provided with mounting holes. The first and second functional cabinets 301 and 302 may be connected to the top wall 212a by fasteners through the mounting holes. When the first functional cabinet 301 and the second functional cabinet 302 are mounted/dismounted (when the cooker 100 is dismounted from the rack 200 in advance), the first functional cabinet 301 can be connected/separated with the top wall 212a and the second functional cabinet 302 can be connected/separated with the top wall 212a by screwing/unscrewing the fasteners, that is, the first functional cabinet 301 is connected/separated with the lower cross beam 212, and the second functional cabinet 302 is connected/separated with the lower cross beam 212. The number of fasteners may be plural. The tip of one fastener may be located in the space between the second front flange 212d and the top wall 212a, and the tip of the other fastener may be located in the space between the second rear flange 212e and the top wall 212a. In this way, the second front flange 212d may form a shadow plane with respect to the top wall 212a, obscuring the ends of the fasteners. The second rear flange 212e may also form a shadow plane with respect to the top wall 212a, obscuring the end of the other fastener. By such an arrangement, the first functional cabinet 301 and the second functional cabinet 302 can be more easily mounted and dismounted with respect to the rack 200. In addition, the lower cross beam 212 can shield the fastener through the second front turned edge 212d and the second rear turned edge 212e, so that the fastener is prevented from protruding out of the lower cross beam 212 to scratch an operator or a user, and the visual attractiveness is improved.

Illustratively, as shown in FIG. 6, the support assembly 210 may further include a reinforcement beam 214. The lower cross member 212 may be located on a front side of the reinforcement cross member 214. The front of the functional cabinet 300 may be supported on the lower cross member 212. The middle of the functional cabinet 300 may be supported on the reinforcing beam 214. The center of gravity of the functional cabinet 300 may be located directly above the reinforcing cross member 214. By providing the reinforcing beam 214, the supporting force of the lower beam 212 to the functional cabinet 300 can be shared. In addition, since the center of gravity of the functional cabinet 300 is located right above the reinforcing beam 214, stable support can be provided for the functional cabinet 300, so that the functional cabinet 300 is not inclined.

Illustratively, as shown in fig. 2, 3 and 8, the integrated cooker may further include a smoke collection case 500 and a duct case 600. The smoke collection box 500 may be used to collect oil smoke generated during cooking. The duct box 600 can be used to direct the oil smoke to the fan box 400. The fume collection box 500 may be located above the cooktop 100. The duct box 600 may be vertically disposed within the housing 200. The fan box 400 can be connected to an air outlet in the lower portion of the duct box 600. The fume collection box 500 may be connected to an air inlet at the top of the air duct box 600. The functional cabinet 300 may be located at the front side of the duct box 600. In the embodiment shown in fig. 3, the fan box 400, the smoke collection box 500 and the air duct box 600 can be combined and connected to form an "L" shaped structure, so that when the fan box 400 is disposed at the bottom of the rack 200, the smoke generated at the stove 100 above the rack 200 can be sucked. This setting can make fan box 400, collection cigarette box 500 and wind channel box 600 rationally utilize the space in frame 200, is convenient for fan box 400 to undertake the holding power of supporting component 210 to function cabinet 300 also.

In the description of the present invention, it is to be understood that the orientation or positional relationship indicated by the orientation words such as "front", "rear", "upper", "lower", "left", "right", "horizontal", "vertical", "horizontal" and "top", "bottom", etc. are usually based on the orientation or positional relationship shown in the drawings, and are only for convenience of description and simplification of description, and in the case of not making a contrary explanation, these orientation words do not indicate and imply that the device or element referred to must have a specific orientation or be constructed and operated in a specific orientation, and therefore, should not be interpreted as limiting the scope of the present invention; the terms "inner" and "outer" refer to the interior and exterior of the respective components as they relate to their own contours.

For convenience of description, relative terms of regions such as "over 8230; \8230" "," ' over 8230; "\8230;", "' over 8230;", \8230;, "' over 8230" "," "over surface", "over", etc. may be used herein to describe the regional positional relationship of one or more components or features to other components or features as illustrated in the figures. It is understood that relative terms are intended to encompass not only the orientation of the component as depicted in the figures, but also different orientations in use or operation. For example, if an element in the drawings is turned over in its entirety, the articles "over" or "on" other elements or features will include the articles "under" or "beneath" the other elements or features. Thus, the exemplary terms "at 8230; \8230; 'above" may include both orientations "at 8230; \8230;' above 8230; 'at 8230;' below 8230;" above ". Further, these components or features may also be positioned at various other angles (e.g., rotated 90 degrees or other angles), all of which are intended to be encompassed herein.

It is noted that the terminology used herein is for the purpose of describing particular embodiments only and is not intended to be limiting of exemplary embodiments according to the present application. As used herein, the singular forms "a", "an", and "the" are intended to include the plural forms as well, and it should be understood that when the terms "comprises" and/or "comprising" are used in this specification, they specify the presence of stated features, steps, operations, elements, components, and/or combinations thereof, unless the context clearly indicates otherwise.

It should be noted that the terms "first," "second," and the like in the description and claims of this application and in the drawings described above are used for distinguishing between similar elements and not necessarily for describing a particular sequential or chronological order. It is to be understood that the data so used is interchangeable under appropriate circumstances such that the embodiments of the application described herein are capable of operation in sequences other than those illustrated or described herein.

The present invention has been described in terms of the above embodiments, but it is to be understood that the above embodiments are for purposes of illustration and description only and are not intended to limit the invention to the described embodiments. Furthermore, it will be understood by those skilled in the art that the present invention is not limited to the above embodiments, and that many variations and modifications may be made in accordance with the teachings of the present invention, all within the scope of the present invention as claimed. The scope of the present invention is defined by the appended claims and their equivalents.

Claims (10)

1. An integrated cooker, characterized by comprising:

a cooking utensil;

the kitchen range is supported at the top of the rack, and a support assembly is arranged on the rack;

the function cabinet is positioned inside the machine frame and supported on the supporting component; and

the fan box body is located inside the rack and arranged below the supporting component, and the supporting component is supported on the fan box body.

2. The integrated cooker according to claim 1, wherein the support assembly comprises:

the two ends of the upper cross beam and the two ends of the lower cross beam are both connected to the rack; and

a longitudinal beam having an upper end connected to the upper cross member and a lower end connected to the lower cross member,

wherein the functional cabinet is connected to the upper beam and the lower beam.

3. The integrated cooker according to claim 2, wherein the frame comprises a left support beam and a right support beam at the front, the upper beam is connected at both ends to the left support beam and the right support beam, respectively, and the cooker is supported on the top of the upper beam and the frame.

4. The integrated cooker according to claim 2, wherein the functional cabinet comprises:

the cabinet body is arranged between the upper cross beam and the lower cross beam and is provided with an opening facing the front side of the integrated cooker;

the door lining plate is connected with the cabinet body at the opening, the lower part of the door lining plate is connected with the lower cross beam, and the upper part of the door lining plate is connected with the upper cross beam; and

the door body is connected to the door lining plate and/or the cabinet body in an openable and closable manner.

5. The integrated cooker according to claim 4, wherein the upper portion of the door liner is provided with a bent portion, the bent portion comprises a first horizontal wall, a first vertical wall, a second horizontal wall and a second vertical wall, the first horizontal wall, the first vertical wall, the second horizontal wall and the second vertical wall are sequentially connected, the second horizontal wall is higher than the first horizontal wall and is located on the front side of the first horizontal wall, the first vertical wall is connected between the rear end of the second horizontal wall and the front end of the first horizontal wall, the second vertical wall extends downwards from the front end of the second horizontal wall, the first horizontal wall and the first vertical wall are respectively attached to and connected with the bottom surface and the front surface of the upper beam, and the door body is located on the front side of the second vertical wall.

6. The integrated cooker according to claim 5, wherein the top surface of the upper cross beam, the top of the rack, the second horizontal wall and the top of the door body in the closed state are equal in height.

7. The integrated cooker according to claim 4,

the cabinet body is connected to the upper cross beam and the lower cross beam; and/or

The functional cabinet still includes the bracket, the front end of bracket is connected to the door welt, the cabinet body coupling is in the top of bracket, the bracket supports on the bottom end rail.

8. The integrated cooker according to claim 2,

the two functional cabinets are arranged on the left side and the right side of the longitudinal beam in an independently detachable mode; and/or

The rear part of the lower cross beam extends backwards to exceed the upper cross beam, and the rear part of the lower cross beam is supported on the fan box body; and/or

The upper cross beam comprises a bottom wall, a first front wall and a first rear wall which respectively extend upwards from the front edge and the rear edge of the bottom wall, a first front flanging which extends backwards from the upper edge of the first front wall, and a first rear flanging which extends forwards from the upper edge of the first rear wall, and the functional cabinet is connected to the bottom wall through a fastener; and/or

The lower cross beam comprises a top wall, a second front wall and a second rear wall which respectively extend downwards from the front edge and the rear edge of the top wall, a second front flanging which extends backwards from the lower edge of the second front wall, and a second rear flanging which extends forwards from the lower edge of the second rear wall, and the functional cabinet is connected to the top wall through a fastener.

9. The integrated cooker according to claim 2, wherein the support assembly further comprises a reinforcing beam, the lower beam is located at a front side of the reinforcing beam, a front portion of the functional cabinet is supported on the lower beam, a middle portion of the functional cabinet is supported on the reinforcing beam and a center of gravity of the functional cabinet is located directly above the reinforcing beam.

10. The integrated cooker according to claim 1, further comprising a smoke collection box and an air duct box, wherein the smoke collection box is located above the cooker, the air duct box is vertically arranged in the rack, the air duct box is connected to an air outlet at a lower portion of the air duct box, the smoke collection box is connected to an air inlet at a top of the air duct box, and the functional cabinet is located at a front side of the air duct box.

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