JP2008080022A - Supporting device for bath cover - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a supporting device for a bath cover, which can support the bath cover by securing stable strength and which does not cause the bath cover to interfere with a head of a person having a bath during bathing nor cause drips to come down from the bath cover. <P>SOLUTION: The supporting device 7 for the bath cover is attached onto a bathroom wall surface 4 in a floating state in the air from the upper surface of a bathtub, and includes: a receiving part 71 having a length being not less than a half of the bath cover 5 in the width direction and receiving the load of the bath cover 5; a raised part 72 raised upward from the receiving part 71 and preventing the slip and fall of the bath cover 5; and an abutment part 73 abutting on the bathroom wall surface 4 from the receiving part 71 and distributing the load. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2008,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a support for supporting a bath lid in a bathroom.

Conventionally, as disclosed in Patent Document 1, for example, there is a structure in which a receiving metal fitting and a metal fitting are provided on a wall surface of a bathroom, and a bath lid is supported between the metal fitting and the metal fitting.
Moreover, as disclosed in Patent Document 2, a bath is configured such that a groove is provided on one edge of the bathtub, the lower end of the bath lid is placed in the groove, and the bath lid is leaned along the wall surface of the bathroom. There is a lid storage structure.
Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 5-43982 JP-A-8-322754

In the structure disclosed in Patent Document 1, there is a problem that water drops from the bath lid supported on the metal fitting may hang on the bather's head, causing discomfort. There is a problem that the strength is insufficient when the hand is touched.
In addition, in the structure disclosed in Patent Document 2 described above, the bath lid is stored in a groove formed in the bathtub, so that the bath lid may interfere with the bather's head. There was a problem that the edge material on the outer periphery of the slab was in close contact with the bathtub and formed a water film, which would easily cause mold and dirt.

  The present invention has been devised in view of the above-described conventional problems, can stably support a bath lid, and does not interfere with the bather's head, so that the ridge from the bath lid can be placed on the head. The present invention provides a support device for a bath lid that does not hang down, and claim 1 is a support device for a bath lid that is attached to a bathroom wall surface in a state of floating in the air from the upper surface of a bathtub. The tool has at least a half or more length in the width direction of the bath lid and can receive the load of the bath lid, and a rising portion that rises upward from the receiving portion and prevents the bath lid from slipping or dropping And a contact portion that can contact the bathroom wall surface from the receiving portion to disperse the load.

  According to a second aspect of the present invention, the receiving portion is formed with a protruding portion that can support the bath lid in a state of floating in the air from the bottom surface of the receiving portion.

  According to a third aspect of the present invention, the receiving part is formed with a drainage channel for draining water droplets from the bath lid.

  According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, a handle portion or a grip bar is provided so as to protrude from the receiving portion or the rising portion.

  The present invention is a support device for a bath lid that is attached to a bathroom wall surface in a state of floating in the air from the upper surface of a bathtub, and the support device has a length that is at least half of the width direction of the bath lid. A receiving portion that can receive the load of the first, a rising portion that rises upward from the receiving portion to prevent slipping and dropping of the bath lid, and an abutting portion that abuts against the bathroom wall surface from the receiving portion to disperse the load When the bath lid is placed on the support, the bath lid is stably supported on the bathroom wall in a state of floating in the air from the top of the bathtub and interferes with the bather's head because it floats in the air. It does not get in the way, and the trap from the bath lid does not hang down on the bather's head, so there is no discomfort during bathing, and the load is applied to the receiving part. However, the load is distributed over the entire contact part, and the bath lid supporter breaks. It becomes difficult to things.

  Moreover, the bath lid is placed on the support by forming a convex portion that can support the bath lid in a state of floating in the air from the bottom surface of the receiving portion. In this case, the convex edge prevents the outer edge of the bath lid from adhering to the receiving portion, and a water film is not formed between the bath lid and the support. Become.

  In addition, since the drainage channel for draining water droplets from the bath lid is formed in the receiving part, the water droplets on the bath lid are drained through the drain channel well, The edge portion and the support of the metal are difficult to get dirty.

  In addition, by providing a handle or grip bar that protrudes from the receiving part or the rising part, when entering or leaving the bathtub or standing in the bathtub, put the hand on the handle or grip bar and put your weight on It is possible to stabilize the posture.

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.
FIG. 1 is a perspective configuration diagram of a state in which a bath lid is supported by a bath lid support, FIG. 2 is an enlarged side view of the bath lid support, and FIG. 3 is a perspective configuration of the bath lid support. FIG.
In the bathroom 1, a bathtub 2 is installed on the back side of the washing place 3, and a bath lid support 7 is fixed substantially horizontally on the wall surface 4 above the bathtub 2. A hook 6 is provided on the wall surface 4 above the support 7. The hook 6 is formed downward at the tip of the shaft 6 a protruding from the wall surface 4.

The bath lid support 7 includes a receiving portion 71 that extends substantially horizontally to the bathtub side, a rising portion 72 that rises upward at the tip of the receiving portion 71, and an abutment that is integrally formed on the wall surface 4 side of the receiving portion 71. The fixing portion 74 is formed in the abutting portion 73 at intervals in the lateral direction.
A screw 8 is inserted into each fixing hole 74, the screw 8 is fastened to the wall 4, the head of the screw 8 is concealed by a screw cap 9, and the bath lid support 7 is fixed to the wall surface 4 via the screw 8. In this fixed state, the abutting portion 73 abuts the wall surface 4 over a wide area, and the load can be favorably dispersed by the abutting portion 73.

On the receiving part 71 of the bath lid support 7, the bath lid 5 constituted by an assembled lid can be placed, and the load of the bath lid 5 can be received by the receiving part 71. In addition, the rising portion 72 can satisfactorily prevent the bath lid 5 from slipping and falling.
The horizontal dimension of the bath lid support 7 has a length that is at least half the horizontal width dimension of the bath lid 5.
In addition, if the receiving part 71 is made to form a gradient toward the washing place 3, the soot from the bath lid 5 can flow well on the receiving part 71, and water droplets can be drained well into the washing place 3. It is possible to bathe comfortably without dripping dripping on the head of the bather.

Moreover, since the bath lid support 7 is installed above the upper surface of the bathtub 2 so as to float in the air, it is possible to store the bath lid 5 in a position where it does not interfere with the bather's head and does not get in the way. It will be possible.
Further, since the abutment portion 73 can abut against the wall surface 4 with a large area and disperse the load, even when the load is applied to the receiving portion 71 and the rising portion 72 by hand, the bath lid support 7 The strength is ensured without being damaged.

For the bath lid 5, the edge material 5a on the outer periphery of the bath lid 5 is placed on the receiving part 71 from the washing room 3 side, and in this state, the edge material 5a is pushed in from the washing room side 3 side and slid horizontally to be hooked on the hook 6. The bath lid 5 can be supported by the bath lid support 7, and the operation of storing the bath lid 5 in the bath lid support 7 can be easily performed. Also when removing from the bath lid support 7, the bath lid 5 can be slid to the washing place 3 side and the bath lid 5 can be satisfactorily pulled out of the bath lid support 7.
Although the hook 6 is fixed, if the hook 6 is provided on the washing place 3 side, the hook 6 can be rotated with respect to the shaft 6a. The operation at the time of hanging becomes easy.

4 and 5 are side cross-sectional configuration diagrams in which the shape of the bath lid support 7 is changed.
The bath lid support 7 of FIG. 4 has a contact portion 73 raised upward from the receiving portion 71, and a fixed hole 74 is formed in the contact portion 73. A screw 8 can be tightened and fixed to the wall surface 4 through the screw 8. A hole for passing a screwdriver when the screw 8 is tightened is formed in the rising portion 72 as a driver hole 72 a.

Further, in FIG. 5, there is an upper contact portion 73 a that rises upward with respect to the receiving portion 71, and a lower contact portion 73 b that hangs downward from the receiving portion 71, and a fixing hole 74 a through which the screw 8 is passed. And a fixing hole 74b through which the screw 8 is passed is formed in the lower contact portion 73b. Further, the rising portion 72 is formed with a driver hole 72a for passing the driver in a position aligned with the fixing hole 74a.
In the configuration of FIG. 5, the contact portions 73a and 73b are in contact with the wall surface 4 in a very large area, and the fixing holes 74a and 74b are formed vertically, so that the strength is enhanced and the wall surface 4 supports the bath lid. Since the tool 7 is fixed, even when the rising part 72 and the receiving part 71 are touched and a load is applied, the load can be received firmly.

Next, the bath lid support 7 shown in the side sectional configuration diagram of FIG. 6, the plan view of FIG. 7, and the front view of FIG. 8 is a further modified shape.
As shown in the partial perspective view seen from the contact portion 73 side in FIG. 9, the bath lid support 7 has a convex portion 75 raised upward in the receiving portion 71, and this convex portion 75. Are formed at intervals.
Further, a drainage channel M is formed in a concave shape between the receiving portion 71 and the contact portion 73, and this drainage channel M is a drainage surface 77 formed horizontally toward the receiving portion 71 side at the upper end of the contact portion 73. And a standing surface 76 that rises on the receiving portion 71 side of the drainage surface 77.

In such a configuration, when the bath lid 5 is placed on the receiving portion 71, the edge material on the outer periphery of the bath lid 5 abuts on the convex portions 75 and 75, and the bath lid 5 does not adhere to the bottom surface of the receiving portion 71. For this reason, a water film due to the close contact is not generated, and mold and dirt are hardly attached to the edge part or the receiving part 71 on the outer periphery of the bath lid 5, and are difficult to get dirty.
Moreover, the soot from the bath lid 5 flows into the drainage channel M from the receiving part 71 and can be drained well through the drainage channel M to the washing place 3 side. Can be drained.

  FIG. 10 is a use state diagram in which the bath lid support 7 provided with the drainage channel M is installed above the bathtub 2 and the bath lid 5 is supported. Since it is installed on the upper wall surface 4, it can be placed in the space between the bath lid support 7 and the bathtub 2 without interfering with the head, and bathing can be performed well. 7 can be placed in a more relaxed state by placing a pillow 10 below 7. In addition, the pillow 10 can also be arrange | positioned and used for the upper surface of the bathtub 2. FIG.

  Next, the bath lid support 7 shown in FIG. 11 in a perspective view as viewed from the contact portion 73 side is formed with only the drainage channel M, and the drainage channel M is moved toward the washing place 3 side with water. If the sloped drainage surface 77a has a slope, water droplets from the bath lid 5 can be drained to the washing station 3 side through the drainage channel M better.

Next, the bath lid support 7 shown in FIGS. 12 and 13 is further modified. In the bath lid support 7 of FIGS. 12 and 13, the bath lid support 7 projects substantially horizontally from the upper end of the rising portion 72 and projects horizontally. A portion 78 is integrally formed, and a handle portion 79 that can be placed on the tip of the horizontal protrusion 78 is integrally formed in a substantially hanging shape. Moreover, the point which the convex part 75 is formed on the receiving part 71, and the drainage channel M is formed in the concave shape at the contact part 73 side is the same as that of the thing of FIG.
In this way, if the handle portion 79 is formed integrally with the bath lid support 7, a hand can be placed on the handle portion 79 when entering or leaving the bathtub 2 or when standing in the bathtub 2. It can be applied to stabilize the posture.

14 and 15 show further different modifications. In FIG. 14 and FIG. 15, a resin or resin is attached to the rising portion 72 of the bath lid support 7 via the mounting arms 11a and 11a. A metal grip bar 11 is attached.
The grip bar 11 is formed as a separate body, and the mounting arms 11a and 11a are fixedly attached to the rising portion 72 of the bath lid support 7. If such a grip bar 11 is provided, the grip bar 11 moves to the bathtub 2. Therefore, the grip bar 11 can be satisfactorily held and the posture can be stabilized when entering and exiting or standing in the bathtub 2.

Next, what is shown in FIGS. 16, 17, and 18 is a further modified example, and the bath lid support 7 shown in FIGS. 16, 17, and 18 is in contact with a lower portion of the receiving portion 71. For example, two nozzle receiving portions 13 and 13 are provided so as to protrude forward from the nozzle, and water spray nozzles 12 and 12 are provided in each nozzle receiving portion 13 and 13 so that the swing angle can be adjusted. As shown in FIG. 18, pipes 14 are connected to the nozzles 12 from the back side of the wall surface 4, and hot water is sprinkled from the water spray nozzles 12 through the pipes 14 to the shoulders as shown in FIG. It can be massaged.
In the case of such a configuration, even when the shoulder is exposed by half-body bathing or the like, it is possible to satisfactorily perform half-body bathing without being cooled by hot water from the watering nozzle 12.

  Furthermore, as shown in FIG. 19, the pillow portion 15 can be integrally formed in an inclined shape from the rising portion 72 or the receiving portion 71 of the bath lid support 7 to the bathtub 2 side. The part 15 can be configured separately so that it can be attached to the receiving part 71 or the rising part 72 of the bath lid support 7, and the pillow part 15 can be satisfactorily covered with the head while immersed in the bathtub. You can take a bath in a relaxed state.

It is a perspective block diagram of the storage state of the bath lid in a bathroom. It is a side surface expanded block diagram in the state where the bath lid was stored in the bath lid support. It is a perspective view of a bath lid support. It is a side cross-section block diagram of the example of a change of a bath lid support. Furthermore, it is a side cross-sectional block diagram of the example of a change of a different bath lid support tool. It is a side lineblock diagram of a bath lid support tool and a bath lid of a further different modification. It is a plane schematic block diagram of the bath lid support of FIG. It is a front schematic block diagram of FIG. FIG. 7 is a partially enlarged perspective view of the bath lid support of FIG. 6 as viewed from the contact side. It is a perspective block diagram of the state which puts a pillow under the bath lid support and is bathing. It is a perspective block diagram from the contact part side of the bath lid support which formed the drainage channel. It is a perspective block diagram of the use condition of the bath-lid support tool provided with the handle part. It is a side cross-section block diagram of the bath lid support of FIG. It is a perspective view which shows the use condition of the bath lid support tool provided with the grip bar. It is a side cross-section block diagram of the bath lid support of FIG. It is a perspective view of the use condition of the bath lid support tool provided with the watering nozzle. It is a perspective view of the bath lid support tool provided with the watering nozzle. FIG. 18 is a side partial cross-sectional configuration diagram of the installed state of FIG. 17. It is a perspective block diagram of the use condition of the bath lid support tool provided with the pillow part.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Bathroom 2 Bathtub 3 Washing place 4 Wall surface 5 Bath lid 6 Hook 7 Bath lid support 8 Screw 9 Screw cap 10 Pillow 11 Grip bar 11a Mounting arm 12 Watering nozzle 13 Nozzle receiving portion 15 Pillow portion 71 Receiving portion 72 Rising portion 72a Driver hole 73 Contact part 73a Upper contact part 73b Lower contact part 74 Fixing hole 75 Convex part 76 Standing surface 77 Drainage surface 77a Inclined drainage surface 78 Horizontal projection part 79 Hand part M Drainage channel

Claims (4)

A bath lid support that is attached to the bathroom wall surface in a state of floating from the top of the bathtub,
The support has at least a half or more length in the width direction of the bath lid and can receive the load of the bath lid, and rises upward from the receiving portion to prevent the bath lid from slipping or dropping. A bath lid support, comprising: a rising portion; and a contact portion that can contact the bathroom wall surface from the receiving portion and disperse the load.   2. The bath lid support according to claim 1, wherein a convex portion capable of supporting the bath lid in a state of being suspended in the air from the bottom surface of the receiving portion is formed to partially protrude from the receiving portion. Ingredients.   The bath lid support according to claim 1 or 2, wherein a drainage channel for draining water droplets from the bath lid is formed in the receiving portion.   4. The bath lid support according to claim 1, 2 or 3, wherein a handle or grip bar is provided so as to protrude from the receiving part or the rising part.

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