JP2001207662A - Doorway structure for toilet - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a doorway structure for a toilet capable of having good connection with adjoining equipment and ensuring a sufficient opening width without uselessly widening the depth of the toilet. SOLUTION: The doorway structure for the toilet is so constituted that the opening width L of a doorway 10 for the toilet 1 is the care size at the same time, a main door 22 and a subsidiary door 21 with different widths are provided in a double sliding state, the main door 22 is provided so as to slide along the direction of the opening width L on the side of the toilet 1 adjacent to the doorway 10, the subsidiary door 21 can be fixed along a jamb section 12a on a sliding side of the main door 22 among a fixed frame 12 of the doorway 10 and that the doorway 10 for the toilet 1 is opened by a usually using width E in a state to open the main door 22 by fixing the subsidiary door 21 to the fixed frame 12.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a toilet entrance structure suitable for a residence for the elderly.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Generally, the elderly (including wheelchair users)
It is said that the width of the opening of the doorway of the toilet in a house where the resident lives is 800 mm during normal use and 1200 mm when used in a state requiring nursing care.

Conventionally, in order to secure this opening width,
As shown in FIG. 4A, it has been considered to provide a single sliding door d capable of securing an opening width c of 800 mm or more at an entrance b having an opening width a of 1200 mm. In this case, when the nursing care is not required, the single sliding door d can be opened and closed to enter the toilet e. In the nursing care required state, a simple blindfold such as a curtain is provided at the entrance b from which the single sliding door d is removed.
It is possible to enter and exit the toilet e without opening and closing the single sliding door d.

[0004] Further, as shown in FIG.
It has been considered to provide a sliding door i capable of securing an opening width h of 800 mm at an entrance g having an opening width f of not less than mm. In this case, when the nursing care is not required, one of the sliding doors i can be opened and closed to access the toilet e. In the nursing care required state, the sliding door i is removed and a simple blindfold such as a curtain is provided at the doorway g. Then, the single sliding door d
It is possible to secure a wider opening width f.

[0005]

However, in the case of the single sliding door d, since the single sliding door d itself is wide, even if the opening width a of the entrance b is 1200 mm, a door pocket for accommodating the single sliding door d is required. Therefore, the remaining dimension is 400 mm
However, even if the width is large, a width of about 2 m, that is, a depth of the toilet of 2 m or more is required.

In the case of the sliding door i, the entrance g
Since the opening width f itself is large, when a vanity stand or the like is provided adjacent to the entrance f, the entrance f
Dust easily accumulates in the gap between the toilet and the vanity.

The present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances, and has a good connection with adjacent equipment, and can secure a sufficient opening width without unnecessarily increasing the depth of the toilet. The purpose is to provide a toilet entrance structure.

[0008]

In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, the toilet entrance / exit structure of the present invention has an opening width of the entrance / exit of the toilet set to a dimension requiring nursing care, and the entrance / exit is provided with a parent having a different width dimension. The door and the child door are provided in reverse, the main door is provided so as to slide along the opening width direction on the toilet side adjacent to the entrance, and the child door is one of the openings of the entrance. The entrance and exit of the toilet are designed to be open to the normal use size, with the child door fixed to the opening and the main door opened, with the child door fixed to the opening. .

With this configuration, the main door can be normally opened and closed to enter and exit. In the case where the resident is in need of nursing care, by removing the child door and the main door, the opening width of the entrance of the toilet can be set to the dimension requiring nursing care. Therefore, by providing a simple blindfold such as a curtain at the entrance after removing the child door and the parent door, use in a state requiring nursing care becomes easy.

[0010] Since the child door and the parent door are different sliding doors having different width dimensions, a wall portion is formed outside the toilet on the side of the door pulling in the parent door and on the door stop side of the child door. be able to.

[0011]

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 1 shows an entrance / exit structure of the toilet 1 in a normal use, FIG. 2 shows an entrance / exit structure of the toilet 1 in a use of a care recipient, and FIG. 3 shows an entrance / exit structure of the toilet 1 in a normal use. 1 shows the state viewed from inside.

That is, the doorway structure of the toilet 1 is as follows:
At the doorway 10 of the toilet 1, a parent-child sliding door 2 composed of a child door 21 and a parent door 22 having different width dimensions is provided.

The toilet 1 is provided adjacent to the washroom 3 and has a width W of about 1 m and a depth D of about 2 m. One end of toilet 1 along the depth D direction in toilet 1
1 is provided. An entrance / exit 10 having an opening width L of 1200 mm is provided on one side wall surface of the toilet 1 on the side that partitions the toilet 1 from the washroom 3.

A door 21 is provided at the entrance 10. In addition, a main door 22 is provided at a position adjacent to the toilet 1 side of the entrance 10. Of these, child 21
Is provided on the frame portion 12 along the inner peripheral edge of the entrance 10. The main door 22 is provided at a position adjacent to the toilet 1 side of the frame portion 12 in the entire depth D direction of the toilet 1, that is, in the door pocket portion 13 having a width of about 2 m. Toilet 1
At a position adjacent to the frame portion 12 along the depth D direction of
A partition wall portion 14 having a width corresponding to about 800 mm, which is a dimensional difference between the frame portion 12 and the door pocket portion 13, is formed.

The child door 21 is formed to have a width of about 330 mm, and can be fixed along the vertical frame part 12a of the frame part 12 on the opening direction O side of the parent door 22.
The fixing is performed by fixing the fixing wood piece 12 provided on the vertical frame
b and the concave portion 21b provided in the door end 21a of the child door 21 are fitted to each other, and the lower frame 12c and the upper frame 1 of the frame portion 12 are moved by the French drop 21d provided in the door end 21c of the child door 21.
2d and the child door 21 are fixed.

The main door 22 is formed to have a width of about 900 mm, and can slide the door pocket 13 along the depth D of the toilet 1. The main door 22 slides in the closing direction C so that the entrance 10 is completely closed, and an overlap A of about 30 mm is formed between the main door 22 and the sub door 21. In addition, parent house 22
In the state where the main door 22 is slid in the opening direction O and the entrance 10 is completely opened, a drawing margin B projecting about 70 mm from the sub door 21 is formed, and the opening width E of about 800 mm is formed.
It has been made possible to secure.

According to the entrance / exit structure of the toilet 1 constructed as described above, the normal use width E of about 800 mm can be secured by opening the main door 22, so that even elderly people and wheelchair users can enter and exit normally. can do.

Further, even in the case where the resident has become a care-requirer, the child door 21 and the parent door 22 are removed, and the door 10 is provided with a simple blindfold 4 such as a curtain. , About 1200 which is wider than the above normal use
mm opening width L can be secured. Therefore,
You can easily get in and out even with your caregiver.

Further, between the toilet 1 and the washroom 3,
Since the partition wall portion 14 having a width of about 800 mm can be formed, the washroom 3 can install the vanity table 31 without generating a gap between the partition wall portion 14 and the dust collecting portion. Does not occur.

In addition, the toilet 1 has a child door 21 and a parent door 22.
By providing the parent-child sliding door 2 consisting of the following, an opening width L of about 1200 mm sufficient for use by a care recipient can be secured, and the depth D can be stored in a compact space of about 2 m. The degree of freedom in space design is expanded, and it is possible to easily cope with a design of an apartment or the like having a limited floor area.

[0022]

As described above, according to the present invention, normal use is possible by opening and closing the main door, and it is possible to use the care-requiring person by removing the sub-door and the main door. Become.

Further, since a wall portion can be formed outside the toilet on the side of the main door where the main door is pulled in and on the side of the door stop of the child door, equipment such as a vanity table can be installed in the space adjacent to the toilet without gaps. Can be installed.

Furthermore, during normal use, only the main door is opened and closed, so that the width of the entrance including the retracted dimension of the main door can be suppressed to the level of a sliding door or less, and the depth of the toilet is not sufficient. It is possible to prevent a large space that is easily prepared and a useless space is formed.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a cross-sectional view schematically illustrating an entire configuration of a toilet entrance / exit structure according to the present invention during normal use.

FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view schematically showing an overall configuration of a doorway structure for a toilet according to the present invention when a care-requiring person is used.

3 (a) is a partial cutaway view of the toilet entrance structure according to the present invention as viewed from inside the toilet with the main door closed during normal use, and FIG. 3 (b) is a sectional view taken along the line II in FIG. 3 (a). (C) is a sectional view taken along the line II-II in (a) of FIG.

FIGS. 4A and 4B are cross-sectional views illustrating a conventional toilet entrance / exit structure.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Toilet 10 Doorway 12 Frame part (opening part) 12a Vertical frame part 2 Parent-child pulling door 21 Child door 22 Parent house L Opening width E Normal use width (normal use dimensions)

Claims (1)

[Claims] An opening width of an entrance of a toilet is set to a dimension requiring nursing care, and a main door and a child door having different widths are provided at the entrance, and the main door is adjacent to the entrance. The sliding door is provided to slide along the opening width direction on the toilet side, and the child door can be fixed along the vertical frame on the retracted side of the main door among the openings of the entrance, and the child door is placed in the opening. The toilet entrance / exit structure wherein the entrance / exit of the toilet is opened to a normal use size in a state where the main door is fixed and the door is opened.