JP2002061396A - Dwelling house - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To effectively pay attention to designing, construction, cost, etc., of a unit dwelling house by module-unitizing a region to store sliding doors as well as to realize a sense of openness between Japanese rooms by devising easy storing of the sliding doors as required. SOLUTION: A receptacle 30 is provided in a form drawn inside of a wall surface 5 of the Japanese room in the housing provided with the receptacle 30 of the sliding doors to store a plural number of the sliding doors to partition the first Japanese room 10 and the second Japanese room 20 adjoing to each other. Opening width D of the receptacle 30 of the sliding doors is set to satisfy a relation of (D=1 module × 1/integral number) when a designing dimensional unit of a building is made to be one module.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a house provided with a door pocket for accommodating a plurality of sliding doors for partitioning between adjacent Japanese-style rooms in a building.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Even in modern houses, Japanese-style rooms with the beauty and calmness of Japanese tradition are provided. In the case of this Japanese-style room, it is optional to provide it in the building in units of one room. For example, arranging two rooms side by side can more effectively exhibit the beauty and openness of the Japanese-style room.
This is because, by arranging two rooms side by side, it is possible to suitably lay out the sliding door that partitions or opens the Japanese-style room.

[0003] By the way, the number of sliding doors arranged between adjacent Japanese-style rooms is usually plural, depending on the size of the Japanese-style rooms, for example, three or more, generally four in general. These sliding doors are configured to be movable on a sliding door dedicated to sliding doors provided between Japanese-style rooms. Therefore, when opening the space between Japanese-style rooms, sliding the sliding doors on the threshold two by two,
All sliding doors are moved to one side.

On the other hand, in unit housings, standardization of building materials, including fittings and interior materials, has been attempted in order to improve the convenience of building design, improve the workability of the building, shorten the construction period, and reduce the construction cost. ing. For example, a steel frame unit house is designed in units of modules. An example of one module is 910 mm.

[0005]

The sliding doors arranged between the Japanese-style rooms can be moved to the left or right or to one side as described above.
In order to open a space between Japanese rooms, if necessary to secure a fully open large room with two consecutive rooms, the sliding door must be removed and somewhere in between, which is inconvenient to be troublesome. .

Therefore, it is conceivable to provide an area in which the sliding door can be stored as required. In that case, it is not particularly difficult to secure an area for storing sliding doors in the design of a conventional house. However, special considerations are required for unit houses in terms of module units and standardization.

[0007] It is an object of the present invention to provide a house in which a sliding door can be easily stored as required, and a sense of openness between Japanese-style rooms can be realized more. Another object of the present invention is to provide a house in which the design, construction, cost, and the like of a unit house can be taken into consideration by making the area for housing the sliding door into a module unit.

[0008]

A house according to the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. A door pocket 30 is provided for accommodating a plurality of sliding doors 1 that partition an adjacent first Japanese-style room 10 and a second Japanese-style room 20. It is a house, characterized in that the door pocket 30 is provided so as to be drawn into the inside of the wall surface 5 between the first and second Japanese-style rooms 10 and 20.

According to the present invention, when the space between the Japanese-style rooms is opened, a plurality of sliding doors 1 can be easily stored in the door pocket 30, so that the sense of openness between the Japanese-style rooms can be further increased. In that case, since the door pocket 30 is drawn into the interior of the wall 5 between the Japanese-style rooms, the stored sliding door 1 does not hinder the use of the Japanese-style rooms.

In the above arrangement, the first Japanese-style room 10 and the second Japanese-style room 20 are provided with storages 11 and 21 which are adjacent to each other on one side of the sliding direction of the sliding door 1, respectively.
It is desirable to adopt a configuration in which the door pocket 30 is provided between 21. With such a configuration, the door pocket 30 for storing the sliding door 1 is provided in the normal storage area, so that the presence of the door pocket 30 can be considered so as not to be apparent from an external appearance. Further, an area where the door pocket 30 is provided can be easily secured.

The opening width D of the door pocket 30 is constant,
It is also desirable that the thickness of the sliding door 1 is adjusted according to the number of sliding doors 1 stored in the door pocket 30. Fusuma 1
By adjusting the thickness of the sliding door 1, it is possible to prevent the fittings and the interior other than the sliding door 1 from being affected.

On the other hand, in the present invention, the adjacent first Japanese-style room 10
A plurality of sliding doors 1 for partitioning the second Japanese-style room 20 and a door pocket 30 for storing the sliding doors 1, and the opening width D of the door pocket 30 is
When the design dimension unit of a building is one module, (D =
It is characterized by being set so as to satisfy the relationship of (1 module × 1 / integer). This is because, with this configuration, the design and construction of the door pocket 30 can be facilitated.

In the above configuration, it is desirable that the thickness of the sliding door 1 itself be adjusted according to the number of sliding doors 1 stored in the door pocket 30. Due to the relationship between the size of the opening width D of the door pocket 30 and the thickness and number of the sliding doors 1, if the sliding doors 1 cannot all be stored in the door pocket, adjust the thickness of the sliding door 1 to match the opening width D. This is because it is easy to make the door pocket 30 into a module unit. Thereby, the dimensions of the door pocket 30 become constant, and the design and construction of the building including the door pocket 30 becomes easy.

Further, it is desirable that the thickness of the sliding door 1 is set thinner as the number of sliding doors 1 stored in the door pocket 30 increases. In this way, there is no particular problem when the number of the sliding doors 1 is small, but it is possible to store the sliding doors 1 even when the number is large.

[0015]

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is a plan view of a Japanese-style room where the present invention is applied to a steel frame unit house, and FIG. 2 is a plan view showing a relationship between a door pocket and a sliding door.

In these figures, T indicates a building. This building T is a steel frame unit house, and each column 2 of a plurality of units joined to each other is shown. In this building T, a first Japanese-style room 10 of 8 tatami mats and a second Japanese-style room 20 of the same 8 tatami mats are provided side by side, and four sliding doors 1 are arranged between them. The four sliding doors 1 are movable on a sliding door 3 for sliding doors.

The first Japanese-style room 10 has a floor space 12 and a storage space 11.
Are arranged side by side on one side of the Japanese-style room 10. Between the floor 1
2. Each of the storages 11 has a normal size between the frontage 1 and half the depth.

In the second Japanese-style room 20, a storage 21 and a plate 22 are arranged side by side on one side of the Japanese-style room 20. Storage 21,
Each of the board spaces 22 has a normal size between the frontage 1 and half the depth. With this arrangement, the storage 11 of the first Japanese-style room 10 and the storage 21 of the second Japanese-style room 20 are adjacent to each other. A door pocket 30 for storing four sliding doors 1 is provided between the storages 11 and 21. Storage 11, 2
1 is provided with sliding doors 13 and 23 using, for example, a sliding door in consideration of the Japanese-style room.

The door pocket 30 is designed such that the width D of the opening 32 into and out of the sliding door 1 is in units of a module. For example, if one module is 910 mm,
It is set to about ８ of one module (about 114 mm). The depth of the door pocket 30 is about half, and is set substantially equal to the width of the sliding door 1.

The structure of the door pocket 30 is specifically sandwiched between the partition walls 14 and 24 having a width of half, and the space therebetween is formed as a door pocket. As a result, the door pocket 30 is drawn into the interior from the wall 5 of the Japanese-style room. In addition, thickness d1, d2 of these partition walls 14, 24
Are also set to 1/8 modules. Therefore, the thickness d1, d of these partition walls 14, 24 is
2 and the opening width D of the door pocket 30 are the same size.

Although not shown, four grooves extending parallel to each other are provided on the surface of the sill 3 of the sliding door 1, and the four sliding doors 1 move along the respective grooves. The sill 3 extends into the door pocket 30 so that the sliding doors 1 can be easily moved in and out of the door pocket 30 individually.

When all the sliding doors 1 are pulled out from the door pocket 30 and the first Japanese-style room 10 and the second Japanese-style room 20 are partitioned (partitioned) as shown in FIG.
2 is open. In consideration of this point, the partition wall 3
1, a lid plate 31 capable of opening and closing the opening 32 is provided. The lid plate 31 is attached to the partition wall 31 via a hinge (not shown) at one edge side in the length direction, and the opening 3 is formed in a door type.
2 can be opened and closed.

The cover plate 31 does not need to be large enough to open and close the entire opening 32. Because the opening 32
Is the last sliding door 1 of the four sliding doors 1 pulled out. Therefore, the cover plate 32 is formed to be narrower by an amount corresponding to the thickness of the sliding door 1.

FIG. 3 is a plan view showing the relationship between the door pocket 30 and the sliding door 1 according to another embodiment of the present invention. In this embodiment, the same reference numerals are given to the same components as those in the previous embodiment, and the description will be simplified.

This embodiment shows an example in which three sliding doors 1 are stored in the door pocket 30. The width D of the opening of the door pocket 30 is 1/8 module as in the case shown in FIG. Therefore, each sliding door 1 is configured to be thicker than the four sliding doors described in the above embodiment. That is, three sliding doors 1 are configured to have a thickness of four sliding doors. Correspondingly, the groove of the threshold 3 is also three.

FIG. 4 is a plan view showing the relationship between a door pocket 30 and a sliding door 1 according to still another embodiment of the present invention. In this embodiment, the same components as those in the previous embodiment are denoted by the same reference numerals, and description thereof will be simplified.

This embodiment shows an example in which one side of the door pocket 30 is entirely open. That is, in this case, there is no storage or the like covering one side of the door pocket 30, and there is, for example, a space between boards on which furniture such as a closet is placed, or a tatami mat in a Japanese-style room. Although it is possible to provide a wall material that covers one side of the door pocket 30, it is possible to provide a wall material that is left open in this manner because the thickness (width of the opening) D of the door pocket 30 is 1 /
This is because eight modules can be maintained. As a result, it is possible to reliably realize the module unit standard in the design and construction.

[0028]

As described above, according to the house of the present invention,
The fusuma can be easily stored as needed, and a greater sense of openness between the Japanese rooms can be realized. Further, by making the area for storing the fusuma into module units, it is possible to effectively consider the design, construction, cost, and the like of the unit house.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a floor plan of a Japanese-style room according to an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a plan view showing a relationship between a door pocket and a sliding door according to the embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 3 is a plan view showing a relationship between a door pocket and a sliding door according to another embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 4 is a plan view showing a relationship between a door pocket and a sliding door according to still another embodiment of the present invention.

[Description of Signs] T Building (house) 1 sliding door 2 pillar 3 sill 5 wall 10 first Japanese-style room 11 storage 12 between floors 13 sliding door 14 partition wall 20 second Japanese-style room 21 storage 22 between panels 23 sliding door 24 partition wall 30 door pocket 31 lid plate 32 Opening D Opening width d1, d2 Thickness of partition wall

Claims (6)

[Claims] 1. A house provided with a door pocket for accommodating a plurality of sliding doors separating an adjacent first Japanese-style room and a second Japanese-style room, wherein the door pocket is provided so as to be drawn into a wall surface of the Japanese-style room. A house characterized by being there. 2. The house according to claim 1, wherein the first
A house, wherein the Japanese-style room and the second Japanese-style room are provided with storages adjacent to each other on one side of the sliding direction of the sliding door, and the door pocket is provided between both storages. 3. The housing according to claim 1, wherein the width of the opening of the door pocket is constant, and the thickness of the sliding door is adjusted according to the number of sliding doors stored in the door pocket. And houses. 4. A house provided with a door pocket for accommodating a plurality of sliding doors that partition an adjacent first Japanese-style room and a second Japanese-style room, wherein the opening width D of the door pocket is one module per design dimension unit of the building. A house that is set so as to satisfy the relationship of (D = 1 module × 1 / integer). 5. The house according to claim 4, wherein the thickness of the sliding door is adjusted according to the number of sliding doors stored in the door pocket. 6. The house according to claim 4, wherein
A house characterized in that the thickness of the sliding door is set thinner as the number of sliding doors stored in the door pocket increases.