JP2007023728A - Bathroom fittings - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide easily installable barrier-free type bathroom fittings capable of preventing bathroom side waste water leaked from a seal part between a lower frame and a bottom rail from flowing to the dressing room side. <P>SOLUTION: A space part 20 composed of a recessed groove 21 and a groove cover 22 is formed nearer to a dressing room than the seal part sealing a part between the lower frame 3 and the bottom rail 12. A surface of its groove cover 22 is formed in the shape of making the bathroom side waste water leaked from the seal part hardly flow to the dressing room side, and allowing it to flow in the longitudinal direction and flow in the recessed groove 21 from an end part in its longitudinal direction, and can also prevent the bathroom side waste water leaked from the seal part from flowing to the dressing room side by allowing the bathroom side waster water flowed in this recessed groove 21 to flow up to a washing place floor of a bathroom along an upper surface 3a of the lower frame 3 via a flow passage, and thus, installation work is facilitated by dispensing with a pipe. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2007,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a bathroom fitting such as a bathroom folding door, a bathroom door, and a bathroom sliding door provided at the entrance of a bathroom.

Conventionally, as disclosed in Patent Document 1, as a bathroom fitting, a door is attached to a door frame so as to be freely opened and closed by a hinge, and a bathroom between a lower frame of the door frame and a lower arm of the door is sealed with a sealing member The door is known.
On the other hand, from the viewpoint of barrier-free, it is required to reduce the level difference between the bathroom wash floor and the dressing room floor.
Thus, if the level | step difference between a washroom floor surface and a dressing room floor surface is made small, the waste_water | drain of the bathroom side will flow out easily to the dressing room side.
Moreover, the bathroom door used for the bathroom with the above-described steps having a small step is a barrier-free type in which the unevenness on the upper surface of the lower frame is small, and the drainage on the bathroom side leaking from the seal portion between the lower frame and the lower wall is the lower frame. Easy to flow from the top to the dressing room floor.
In this way, the barrier-free bathroom door used in bathrooms where the level difference between the washing floor and the dressing room floor is small, the bathroom drainage leaks from the sealing part between the lower frame and the lower arm, and is undressed. May flow to the room side.

For this reason, in the bathroom door disclosed in Patent Document 1 described above, a drainage groove is formed closer to the dressing room than the seal part in the lower frame of the door frame, and drainage leaked from the seal part flows into the drainage groove. The drainage groove is connected to the drainage part on the bathroom side with a connecting drainage pipe, and the drainage flowing into the drainage groove can be drained to the drainage part on the bathroom side with the connecting drainage pipe.
By doing in this way, it can prevent that the waste_water | drain of the bathroom side which leaked from the above-mentioned seal | sticker part flows into a dressing room floor.

Japanese Patent No. 3039415

In the case of the conventional bathroom door described above, the drainage groove in the lower frame is connected to the drainage part on the bathroom side with a connecting drainage pipe, and the wastewater that flows into the drainage groove flows out to the drainage part on the bathroom side. The piping work for connecting the connecting drainage pipe to the drainage groove and the drainage door on the bathroom side is very troublesome, and the work for installing the bathroom door becomes troublesome.
For example, when the bathroom is a unit type, a connecting drain pipe is disposed below the waterproof floor pan, and the connecting drain pipe is connected across the drain part of the lower frame and the drain pipe of the waterproof floor pan. Therefore, it is troublesome to install a bathroom door and a unit type bathroom for the piping work.

  An object of the present invention is a barrier-free type used in a bathroom where the level difference between the bathroom washroom floor and the dressing room floor is small, and the bathroom-side drainage leaking from the seal portion between the lower frame and the lower arm is a dressing room. It is to make a bathroom fitting that can be prevented from flowing to the floor and is easy to install.

The present invention is a bathroom fitting in which a joinery body is detachably attached to a joinery frame body, and a seal member seals between a lower frame of the joinery frame body and a lower collar of the closed joinery body body,
The lower frame has a space portion in the longitudinal direction that is closer to the dressing room than the seal portion between the lower frame and the lower heel, and the bathroom-side drainage leaking from the seal portion is It flows along the longitudinal direction of the upper surface and flows from the longitudinal end portion into the space portion,
The bathroom drainage that has flowed into the space portion flows along the upper surface of the lower frame to the washroom floor of the bathroom.

In the present invention, a groove is formed in the lower frame, a groove lid is attached to the groove, and a space portion is formed by the groove lid and the groove,
The surface of the groove lid can be the upper surface of the space portion.

  If it does in this way, since a ditch | groove will be exposed by removing a ditch cover, this ditch | groove can be cleaned easily.

  In the present invention, a gap is formed between the longitudinal end surface of the groove lid and the inner surface of the vertical frame, and the bathroom-side drainage that flows along the surface of the groove lid flows into the concave groove from the gap. Can be.

  If it does in this way, the drainage by the side of the bathroom which leaked from the seal part of a lower frame and a lower collar will flow to a longitudinal direction along the surface of a groove lid, and will flow smoothly into a ditch from a crevice.

  In the present invention, the surface of the groove lid described above is such that the bathroom side and the dressing room side are substantially flush with the upper surface of the dressing room floor mounting part of the lower frame, and the bathroom side and the dressing room side It can be made into the shape dented in circular arc shape so that an intermediate part may become low.

If it does in this way, since the drainage by the side of a bathroom will accumulate on the surface of a groove lid, it will flow to a dressing room side, but will flow to a longitudinal direction.
Moreover, since the surface of the groove cover is substantially the same height as the upper surface of the dressing room floor mounting portion of the lower frame, it can be adapted to be barrier-free.

In the present invention, the surface of the groove cover described above is such that the dressing room side is higher than the bathroom side and the upper surface of the dressing room floor mounting part of the lower frame,
The groove lid can be made of an elastic material that is easily deformed by an external force and returns to its original shape when the external force is eliminated.

If it does in this way, the drainage by the side of a bathroom will not flow to the dressing room side by the dressing room side part of a ditch cover, but will flow to the longitudinal direction.
In addition, since it is crushed and deformed when the foot of the dressing room side of the groove lid is stepped on with a foot, it can cope with barrier-free.

  In this invention, the level | step difference of the dressing room side upper surface of a lower frame and the washing-room floor surface of a bathroom can be 20 mm or less.

  If it does in this way, it is suitable as a barrier-free bathroom fitting.

According to the present invention, the bathroom-side drainage leaked from the seal portion between the lower frame and the lower heel flows in the longitudinal direction along the upper surface of the space portion, flows into the space portion from the longitudinal end portion thereof, and It flows along the upper surface of the frame to the washroom floor.
Therefore, while it is a barrier-free type used in bathrooms where the level difference between the bathroom washroom floor and the dressing room floor is small, the bathroom-side drainage that leaks from the seal between the lower frame and the lower armpit enters the dressing room floor. It is a bathroom fitting that can be prevented from flowing.
In addition, a space is formed in the lower frame, and the bathroom-side drainage that leaks from the seal portion is collected in the space, and it flows to the washing floor along the upper surface of the lower frame. Only piping is not necessary, and the work of installing bathroom fittings is easy.

As shown in FIG. 1, a joinery body 10 is attached to a joinery frame 1 so as to be openable and closable to form a bathroom joinery.
The joinery frame 1 has an upper frame 2, a lower frame 3, one vertical frame 4, and the other vertical frame 5 connected in a square shape.
By closing the joinery body 10, the surroundings of the joinery body 10 (that is, the upper rod 11, the lower rod 12, the one vertical rod 13, the other vertical rod 14) and the surroundings of the joinery frame body 1 ( That is, the space between the upper frame 2, the lower frame 3, one vertical frame 4, and the other vertical frame 5) is sealed with the seal member.

For example, as shown in FIG. 2, the upper collar 11 is in contact with the seal member 6 attached to the upper frame 2 to seal between the upper frame 2 and the upper collar 11.
The primary seal member 7 attached to the lower collar 12 contacts the lower frame 3, and the lower seal 12 contacts the secondary seal member 8 installed on the lower frame 3 to seal between the lower frame 3 and the lower collar 12. ing.
As shown in FIG. 3, each vertical frame 4, 5 and each vertical rod 13 are brought into contact with the seal member 9 attached to one vertical frame 4 and the other vertical frame 5 with one vertical rod 13 and the other vertical rod 14. , 14 is sealed.

In this embodiment, each of the vertical frames 4 and 5 includes vertical frame main bodies 4a and 5a and vertical frame attachments 4b and 5b provided on the vertical frame main bodies 4a and 5a as shown in FIGS. Seal members 9 are attached to the vertical frame attachments 4b and 5b.
This is because ventilation gaps 4c and 5c having a maze shape are formed between the vertical frame main bodies 4a and 5a and the vertical frame attachments 4b and 5b, and ventilation is performed from the vertical frames 4 and 5 when the fitting main body 10 is closed. This is to make it possible.
When the above-described ventilation gaps 4c and 5c are not formed, the vertical frames 4 and 5 may be used only by the vertical frame bodies 4a and 5a, and the seal member 9 may be attached to the vertical frame bodies 4a and 5a.

In this embodiment, Orito the fittings body 10 comprises a first sash door 10 ₁ and the second shoji paper screens 10 _2, and foldably connected to the first and second shoji ₁₀ 1, 10 ₂ in fittings frame 1 The bathroom fitting is a bathroom folding door.
That is, the first shoji paper screens 10 ₁ and the second Shoji doors 10 _2, as shown in FIG. 1, respectively on the stiles ₁₁ 1, 11 _2, bottom rail ₁₂ 1, 12 _2, one of the vertical frame ₁₃ 1, 13 ₂ , with the other vertical frame ₁₄ 1, 14 _2, connecting the vertical frame element 13 ₂ one of the first sliding door 10 ₁ of the other vertical frame 14 ₁ and the second shoji 10 ₂ to be bent, first shoji between 10 one vertical frame element 13 ₁ and one vertical frame 4 of _1, respectively sealed with sealing member 9 between the other vertical frame element 14 ₂ and the other vertical frame 5 of the second sliding door 10 _2.
Each bottom rail ₁₂ 1, 12 ₂ becomes a straight line in the closed state the first shoji paper screens 10 ₁ and the second shoji paper screens 10 _2, each bottom rail ₁₂ 1, 12 _2, each while the other vertical frame 13 ₁ , 14 ₁ , 13 ₂ , 14 ₂ are in contact with the secondary seal member 8 described above.

The bathroom fitting according to the present invention is not limited to the above-mentioned bathroom folding door, and the bathroom main body 10 is a door, and the door is attached to the fitting frame 1 so as to be opened and closed. The bathroom sliding door etc. which were attached to 1 so that movement in the in-plane direction was possible may be sufficient.
In the case of a bathroom door or a bathroom sliding door, the above-described secondary seal member 8 can be provided on the lower arm.

As shown in FIG. 2, the level | step difference between the washing-room floor surface a of a bathroom and the dressing room floor surface b is small.
The lower frame 3 is a barrier-free type bathroom fitting having a small unevenness on the upper surface 3a. For example, the step H between the dressing room side upper surface 3b of the lower frame 3 and the bathroom wash floor surface a is 20 mm or less.
Since it is like this, the drainage by the side of a bathroom is the contact part (namely, primary seal part) of the lower frame 3 and the primary seal member 7, and the contact part (namely, secondary seal) of the lower collar 12 and the secondary seal member 8 Part) and easily flows to the dressing room floor.

Next, the seal structure between the lower frame 3 and the lower collar 12 in the present invention will be described.
As shown in FIG. 4, the lower frame 3 of the present invention has a space portion 20 continuously in the longitudinal direction closer to the dressing room than the secondary seal member 8 (secondary seal portion). The bathroom-side drainage leaked from the secondary seal portion described above flows on the upper surface 20a.
In this embodiment, since the space between the lower frame 3 and the lower collar 12 is sealed by the primary seal member 7 and the secondary seal member 8, the space 20 is formed closer to the dressing room than the secondary seal member 8. However, when the space between the lower frame 3 and the lower collar 12 is sealed only by the primary seal member 7, the space 20 may be formed closer to the dressing room than the primary seal member 7, and the secondary seal. You may make it seal between the lower frame 3 and the lower collar 12 only with the member 8. FIG.
That is, the space 20 may be formed closer to the dressing room than the seal that seals between the lower frame 3 and the lower collar 12.

The shape of the upper surface 20a of the space portion 20 is such that the bathroom-side drainage leaking from the seal portion between the lower frame 3 and the lower heel 12 is less likely to flow toward the dressing room side along the upper surface 20a. And it is the shape which flows in the space part 20 from the edge part of a longitudinal direction while flowing toward a longitudinal direction. For example, the upper surface 20a has a groove shape in which the intermediate portion is in the out-of-plane direction (direction of the dressing room and the bathroom) lower than both sides, and the shape in which the dressing room side is higher than the bathroom side.
Then, the bathroom-side drainage that flows in the longitudinal direction along the upper surface 20a of the space 20 is, as shown in FIG. 5, between the upper surface 20a and the vertical frames 4 and 5 (this embodiment is described above). From the ventilation gaps 4c and 5c).
The bathroom-side drainage that has flowed into the space 20 flows along the upper surface 3a of the lower frame 3 to the washroom floor of the bathroom. In this embodiment, the air flows to the upper surface 3a of the lower frame 3 through the above-described ventilation gaps 4c and 5c, and flows to the bathroom washroom floor along the upper surface 3a of the lower frame 3.
Accordingly, the bathroom-side drainage leaking from the secondary seal portion does not flow to the dressing room floor.

  Further, when the bathroom side drainage, for example, when a person enters the bathtub and the hot water spills down, the bathroom side drainage may flow into the space portion 20 from the upper surface 3a of the lower frame 3, but the space portion. Since the volume of the inside 20 is large, the space 20 serves as a drainage buffer, and the bathroom-side drainage is temporarily stored in the space 20, and the washroom floor along the upper surface 3 a of the lower frame 3 over time. Will not flow to the dressing room floor.

  The portion near the washing floor on the bottom surface of the space 20 and the upper surface 3a of the lower frame 3 is an inclined surface having a low washing floor side with respect to the horizontal, and the bathroom-side drainage flowing into the space 20 is directed toward the washing floor. It is easy to flow.

A specific shape of the space 20 will be described.
As shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, a concave groove 21 is formed closer to the dressing room than the secondary seal member 8 (secondary seal portion) in the lower frame 3, and the concave groove 21 is closed with a groove lid 22. The groove lid 22 and the concave groove 21 form the space portion 20.
The surface of the groove lid 22 is the upper surface 20a of the space 20 described above.
The surface of the groove lid 22 is such that the bathroom side and the dressing room side are substantially the same height, and the height of the lower frame 3 is approximately the same as the dressing room side upper surface 3b, so that the middle part thereof is low. In the shape of an arcuate recess, water accumulates on the surface of the groove lid 22, and it is difficult for the water to flow to the dressing room side and to flow easily in the longitudinal direction. The above-mentioned “substantially the same” includes a case where there is a height difference that satisfies the same or barrier-free.
As such, the bathroom-side drainage that has leaked from the secondary seal portion flows along the surface of the secondary sealant 8, accumulates on the surface of the groove lid 22, and flows in the longitudinal direction.

  A gap 23 is formed between the longitudinal end surface 22a of the groove lid 22 and the vertical frame bodies 4a and 5a and the vertical frame attachments 4b and 5b (that is, the inner surface of the vertical frame). The bathroom-side drainage that has flowed along the channel 23 flows into the groove 21 from the gap 23.

If there is a rising portion closer to the bathroom side than the concave groove 21 on the upper surface 3a of the lower frame 3, the bathroom-side drainage that has flowed into the concave groove 21 (space portion 20) as described above becomes the upper surface 3a of the lower frame 3. Therefore, it is difficult to flow to the bathroom side along, so that a part of the rising portion is cut out so that it flows through the notched portion.
For example, the longitudinal end surface of the above-described rising portion is separated from the inner surface of the vertical frame, and the bathroom-side drainage that flows between the two and flows into the concave groove 21 (space portion 20) along the upper surface 3 a of the lower frame 3. Allow to flow to the washroom floor.
That is, a channel having a small area is formed between the longitudinal end surface of the rising portion and the inner surface of the vertical frame.
As the above-mentioned rising portion, the first rising piece 24 that forms the concave groove 21, the second rising piece 26 that forms the dovetail groove 25 for mounting the seal member with the first rising piece 24, the lower frame guide rail 27, etc. It is.

In this embodiment, since the ventilation gaps 4c and 5c are provided, the above-described gap 23 may not be provided, but the bathroom-side drainage that has flowed along the groove lid 22 in the presence of the gap 23 is the concave groove 21. Easy to flow into.
In addition, the first rising piece 24 mentioned above does not constitute the flow path in contact with the seal member 9, but there is no problem because it flows to the bathroom side from the first rising piece 24 by the ventilation gaps 4c and 5c.
However, when the above-described ventilation gaps 4c and 5c do not exist or the ventilation gaps 4c and 5c cannot be used as a drainage path as described above, the longitudinal end face 22a of the above-described groove lid 22 and The gap 23 between the inner surface of the vertical frame is necessary, and the end surface in the longitudinal direction of the first rising piece 24 described above needs to be separated from the inner surface of the vertical frame to form the aforementioned flow path.

In the above-described embodiment, the gap 23 is formed by making the overall length of the groove lid 22 shorter than the dimension between the one inner surface of the other vertical frame, but the overall length of the groove lid 22 is the same as the above-described dimension. It is good also as the above-mentioned clearance gap 23 by notching a part.
Further, a drainage hole may be formed at the end of the groove lid 22.

  Moreover, the groove lid 22 is detachably attached to the concave groove 21 to form the space portion 20, so that the concave groove 21 can be easily cleaned by removing the groove lid 22.

Next, another embodiment of the above-described groove lid 22 will be described.
As shown in FIG. 6, the surface of the groove lid 22 is formed in a shape that is recessed in a deep arc shape so that a large amount of drainage on the bathroom side is accumulated.
As shown in FIG. 7, the groove lid 22 is attached near the bottom of the groove 21, and the drainage on the bathroom side is accumulated as a recessed portion between the surface of the groove lid 22 and the opening of the groove 21.
As shown in FIG. 8, the dressing room side portion 22 b of the groove lid 22 is made higher than the bathroom side portion 22 c and higher than the dressing room side upper surface 3 b of the lower frame 3.
Although not shown, the space portion 20 is formed by integrating the groove lid 22 with the lower frame 3.

  In the case of the groove cover 22 shown in FIGS. 4, 6, and 7, the material of the groove cover 22 can be aluminum or resin. However, it is preferable that the groove cover 22 be attached and removed as a resin. .

In the case of the groove lid 22 shown in FIG. 8, it is preferable to use an elastic material such as rubber that is easily deformed by an external force and returns to its original shape when the external force disappears.
If it does in this way, when it steps on, it will be smoothly crushed and deformed, and it will become barrier-free, and if a person passes, it will return to the original shape and it will become difficult for the bathroom side drainage to flow into the dressing room side.

It is a bathroom side front view of a bathroom joinery. It is AA sectional drawing of FIG. It is BB sectional drawing of FIG. It is an expanded sectional view of a lower frame part. It is an expanded sectional view of one vertical frame part. It is sectional drawing of the lower frame part which shows 2nd Embodiment of a space part. It is sectional drawing of the lower frame part which shows 3rd Embodiment of a space part. It is sectional drawing of the lower frame part which shows 4th Embodiment of a space part.

Explanation of symbols

  DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... Joinery frame body, 3 ... Lower frame, 3a ... Upper surface, 3b ... Dressing room floor attachment part upper surface, 8 ... Secondary seal member, 10 ... Joinery main body, 12 ... Lower arm, 20 ... Space part, 20a ... Upper surface, 21 ... concave groove, 22 ... groove lid, 22a ... longitudinal end face, 23 ... gap, 22b ... dressing room side, 22c ... bathroom side.

Claims (6)

It is a bathroom fitting in which a joinery body is attached to a joinery frame body so as to be freely opened and closed, and a seal member seals between a lower frame of the joinery frame body and a lower collar of the closed joinery body body,
The lower frame has a space portion in the longitudinal direction continuously closer to the dressing room than the seal portion between the lower frame and the lower heel, and the bathroom-side drainage leaking from the seal portion is It flows along the longitudinal direction of the upper surface, and flows from the end in the longitudinal direction into the space,
A bathroom fitting characterized in that the bathroom-side drainage that has flowed into the space flows along the upper surface of the lower frame to the bathroom washroom floor. A groove is formed in the lower frame, a groove lid is attached to the groove, and a space is formed by the groove lid and the groove,
The bathroom fitting according to claim 1, wherein a surface of the groove lid is an upper surface of the space portion.   3. A gap is formed between the longitudinal end surface of the groove lid and the inner surface of the vertical frame, and the bathroom-side drainage that flows along the surface of the groove lid flows into the concave groove from the gap. Bathroom joinery.   The surface of the groove lid is such that the side of the bathroom and the side of the dressing room are almost the same height as the top surface of the dressing room floor mounting part of the lower frame, and the middle part between the side of the bathroom and the side of the dressing room is lowered. The bathroom fitting according to claim 2 or 3, wherein the bathroom joinery has an arcuate shape. The surface of the groove lid is such that the dressing room side is higher than the bathroom side and the upper surface of the dressing room floor mounting part of the lower frame,
The bathroom fitting according to claim 2 or 3, wherein the groove cover is an elastic material that is easily deformed by an external force and returns to its original shape when the external force is lost. The bathroom fitting according to claim 1, wherein a step between the upper surface of the dressing room on the lower frame and the floor surface of the bathroom in the bathroom is 20 mm or less.

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