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Description

Flush toilet

The present invention relates to flush urinals, and more particularly to flush urinals used in private houses and various public facilities.

In conventional flush urinals, the user's urine is discharged from the drain outlet of the ball part that flows down the receiving surface part standing in front of the flush urinal and continues below the receiving surface part, and the receiving surface part is supplied from the upper part. The urine drops scattered during urination or after urination end up continuously from the upper end surface of the ball opening and from the ball portion, and the edges and end surfaces at both ends of the receiving surface that receive the user's urination And so on. In other words, because there is a risk of flushing water flowing out of the toilet bowl at the upper end surface of the bowl opening of the flush toilet bowl and the end face of the receiving part, the flushing water is not supplied and a non-washable area or a non-cleanable area occurs. Resulting in.

Therefore, a toilet booth configured to wash not only the outer surface of the urinal but also the surrounding floor surface after use of the urinal has been proposed (Patent Document 1), and a plurality of toilet booths provided on the left and right wall surfaces of the reference urinal are proposed. Clean the urinal by spraying water onto the outer surface of the urinal and the surrounding floor. But,
This full cleaning method is not compatible with the recent water-saving type orientation.

Although it is a floor-mounted urinal, flushing water collected in the main toilet at the center of the lower end is washed after forming the water basins on the front of both side walls of the main toilet that forms the receiving surface. The structure which flows into the foot tray which has a function and a drain outlet is proposed (refer patent document 2). However, since the running water basin in this proposal is a groove, there are still uncleanable front surfaces on both sides of the groove.

A configuration has also been proposed in which a urine droplet is captured by an air flow before being dropped and attached to the upper end surface of the peripheral wall of the urinal, and led into the toilet (Patent Document 3). However, this method is effective as a measure against dirt on a part of the peripheral wall of the ball, but it does not ensure antifouling of the entire urinal, and it is difficult to capture all scattered urine droplets on the edge of the side wall of the receiving surface. In addition to supplying water, it is necessary to provide an air compressor, which increases the cost.

Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 3-125875 JP 2004-316211 A JP 2005-330789 A

As seen in the above-described conventional example, there has not yet been proposed a method for efficiently and economically cleaning the non-cleaning area of the peripheral wall of the bowl and the receiving surface of the flush toilet. Recently, the water-saving type has become the mainstream for flush toilets in general, and in urinals, flush water is supplied as a water film-like rapid flow from the spreader placed at the upper center of the receiving surface to the entire receiving surface below. The urinal itself is thin in the peripheral wall of the ball portion and the side wall of the receiving surface, and its edge portion is also formed in a semicircular shape with a small diameter in the cross section so that scattered urine droplets are difficult to adhere. However, although measures have been taken to flow the cleaning water spreading on the inner surface of the side wall along the inner surface of the ball part to the front end of the front part, if the cleaning water is carried to the end surface of the receiving surface side wall, it will cause a problem of outflow to the outside. It has not yet been possible to clean the end face of the side wall.

Therefore, the present invention makes it possible to easily clean the entire receiving surface where urine droplets scatter when using a urinal, and to wash the end surface of the receiving surface side wall efficiently and economically without flowing out to the outside. The purpose is to provide a urinal.

In order to achieve the above object, a flush toilet of the present invention according to claim 1 includes a ball portion having a drain outlet therein, and a receiving surface portion for receiving urine from the user and flowing urine and washing water into the ball portion. And a flush urinal including a receiving surface portion and a water supply device for supplying cleaning water to the inner surface of the ball portion, wherein at least a part of the side wall of the receiving surface portion is positioned in the ball portion in a plan view.
According to a second aspect of the present invention, in the flush toilet according to the first aspect, at least a part of the edge of the side wall of the receiving surface portion is located inside the peripheral wall of the ball portion in a plan view.

In the flush toilet according to the present invention, at least a part or the whole of the receiving surface side wall or the edge of the receiving surface side wall is positioned inside the peripheral wall of the ball portion when viewed from above. In other words, the peripheral wall of the ball part surrounds part or all of the side wall of the receiving surface part from the outside, or the corresponding part of the side wall is separated from the peripheral wall of the ball part and curved inwardly of the ball part. A part or all of the edge is located in the ball portion, and a space that opens upward on the outside of the side wall and communicates with the ball portion on the lower side is created. Therefore, even if the cleaning water flows down over the entire surface of the receiving surface, including both the end portions of the side wall of the receiving surface and the conventional non-cleaning portion, the cleaning water is reliably accommodated in the ball portion. In addition, when the ball part peripheral wall is divided into an upper peripheral wall and a lower peripheral wall by a water collecting channel that is substantially parallel to the upper end surface of the peripheral wall provided below the upper end surface of the ball part and inward and downward, The urine droplets that have landed and flowed down from the outer peripheral surface of the peripheral wall are accommodated in the ball portion through the water collection channel, or the water film flow of the cleaning water is supplied by supplying a water film flow of the cleaning water from the upper surface of the upper end toward the outer peripheral surface The upper end surface and the outer peripheral surface are washed and accommodated in the ball portion from the water collecting channel. Therefore, according to the present invention, even if cleaning water flows down over the entire surface of the receiving surface, including the end surface of the receiving surface portion side wall and the both end portions of the receiving surface portion side wall, and the conventional non-cleaning portion, The non-cleaning area can be eliminated by being accommodated in the ball portion. Further, a water collecting channel that opens inwardly and substantially parallel to the upper end surface of the ball portion peripheral wall from the front portion of the ball portion peripheral wall to the position beyond at least the end surface portion of the receiving surface portion side wall is below the upper end surface of the ball portion peripheral wall. Therefore, even when urine droplets are scattered on the upper end surface of the ball portion peripheral wall, the urine drops adhering to the upper end surface of the ball portion peripheral wall exhibit the effect of collecting water by the water collection channel.

  Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings.

As shown in the plan view of FIG. 1A, the flush urinal in the first embodiment representing the typical feature of the present invention has a drain port 1 inside and a ball portion 2 that opens upward and a peripheral wall 3 that surrounds the ball portion 2. And the receiving surface part 4 located in the front seeing from the user's standing position a is included, but the shape is not limited to the illustrated one. The receiving surface portion 4 is erected continuously from the ball portion substantially at the center of the front portion of the ball portion peripheral wall 3 to receive urination of the user, but the shape is not limited to that shown in the figure, and is semicircular when viewed from above. Any shape such as a shape, a parabolic shape, a V shape, a U shape, or a U shape may be used. In short, see from above,
That is, end edges 4 e and 4 f following the end faces 4 c and 4 d of the side walls 4 a and 4 b of the receiving surface portion 4 are located inside the ball portion 2. In other words, when represented by a plan view, the portion 3a, 3 in which the ball portion peripheral wall 3 surrounds the side wall end surfaces 4c, 4d of the receiving surface portion 4 and the subsequent edges 4e, 4f away from each other.
b is included.

In FIG. 1B, dotted arrows A, B, and C added to FIG. 1A show an example of a locus on a plan view of the scattered urine droplets from the user standing position a. Compare the trajectory of the urine droplets on the toilet. In the case of FIG. 1C, the scattered urine droplets cause the receiving surface side walls 4a, 4b.
Even if the end surfaces 4c and 4d following the end edges 4e and 4f and the inner peripheral surface near both end portions of the side wall of the receiving surface are soiled, washing is difficult due to the risk of washing water flowing out of the urinal, and the non-washing area is easy It has also been shown to occur. However, according to the configuration of the present invention in FIG. 1A, the end surfaces 4c and 4d of the non-cleaning region and the lower end of the side wall of the receiving surface portion are located inward of the ball portion 2. It is clear that it will fall. Here, whether the lower end of the portion following the end surfaces 4c, 4d of the receiving surface side walls 4a, 4b is above or below the upper end surface of the ball peripheral wall 3 as viewed from the side surface falls from this portion. Water is not a problem as long as it is in the ball part in the plan view, and any height is within the scope of the present invention.

2A to 2B, the flush toilet 10 according to the second embodiment of the present invention has a ball portion 12 that opens upward and has a drain port 11 at the bottom, and a substantially upright position from the ball portion at the front portion of the ball portion 12. Receiving surface 14 for receiving the user's urine, side walls 14a and 14b extending substantially upright on both side surfaces of the receiving surface 14, and attached to the upper portion of the receiving surface 14, for example.
4 and a water supply device 15 for supplying a water film flow of cleaning water to the inner peripheral surfaces of the side walls 14a and 14b.
In addition, although the form of the water supply apparatus 15 is a spreader in the figure, the shape and form are not limited to those shown in the figure, and all urinals in which urine droplets can scatter from a user standing position including the side wall end face of the receiving part. A water channel will be provided on the surface to allow cleaning water to flow.

As a feature of the present invention, the ball portion peripheral wall 13 has end edges 14e of the side walls 14a and 14b of the receiving surface portion,
Side wall surrounding portions 13a and 13b surrounding 14f from the outside are provided. In this case, the ball peripheral wall 13 has its upper end portion 13c extended from the front portion of the ball portion to the outside of the side wall edge 14e, 14f, and further extended away from the outer surface of the edge 14e, 14f. Side wall enclosures 13a and 13b are formed so as to be integrated with the peripheral wall. On the other hand, the lower ends of the side wall edges 14e and 14f surrounded by the side wall surrounding portions 13a and 13b extend downward from the upper end portion 13c of the ball portion peripheral wall, but are separated from the inner surface of the ball portion peripheral wall 13. Therefore, the side wall enclosure 13
a and 13b open upward along the outer surfaces of the side walls 14a and 14b of the end edges 14e and 14f, and form a space communicating with the inside of the ball portion 12 below. That is, a part of the side walls 14a and 14b including the end faces 14c and 14d is a part of the ball portion 12 in a plan view or when viewed from the top.
The outer surface of the sidewall communicates with the inside of the ball portion.

In this way, the side wall surrounding portions 13a and 13b communicate with the inside of the ball portion formed along the side wall outer surface and the side walls up to the side wall end edges 14e and 14f are the side wall edge edges 14e and 14f or the side wall 14a.
, 14b The urine droplets scattered on the inner receiving surface portion are captured and securely contained in the ball portion to prevent contamination of the outer surface of the toilet and the surrounding floor surface. Moreover, the water supply apparatus 1 is provided by providing side wall surrounding part 13a, 13b.
5 can flow along the side wall edges 14e and 14f.
The water film flow is accommodated in the ball portion 12 by the communication space of the side wall surrounding portions 13a and 13b, and is discharged from the drain port 11 together with the main flow of cleaning water. Therefore, the side wall edge and the inner surface of the subsequent side wall can be thoroughly cleaned. In the above description, the lower end of a part of the side wall including the edge positioned in the ball portion extends into the ball portion below the upper end portion of the peripheral wall of the ball portion, but the lower end is positioned in the ball portion as viewed from the upper surface. As long as it is seen from the side, the urine droplets and the washing water flowing down from the upper end of the receiving surface 14 are captured in the ball even when the height is equal to or higher than the upper end of the ball peripheral wall. There is no hindrance to the effect.

In addition, as the above-described water supply device 15, a spreader that is provided in the center of the receiving surface portion and generates a water film flow that extends from the lateral direction to the downward direction can be used along the inner peripheral surface of the receiving surface portion.
The water force in the lateral direction is controlled so as not to fly beyond the receiving surface side wall end faces 14c and 14d. In place of the spreader, if a water discharge pipe for flowing cleaning water downward along the inner peripheral surface is installed on the entire upper end of the inner peripheral surface of the receiving surface portion 14, the water flow can be easily controlled and the non-cleaning area can be easily wiped off. I can plan.

In the third embodiment of the present invention shown in FIGS. 3A to 3E, the flush urinal 20 also includes side wall enclosures 23d and 23e configured substantially the same as the configuration of the first embodiment. It is provided outside the lower end portions 24g and 24h of the edges 24c and 24d, and the side wall end edge or the side wall portion subsequent thereto is positioned in the ball portion when viewed from the top surface.
The peripheral wall 23 of the front portion of the ball portion 22 including 3d and 23e is an upper peripheral wall 23a and a lower peripheral wall 23.
b, and the upper peripheral wall 23 as seen in FIG. 3C, which is a cross section taken along line AA shown in FIG. 3B.
A substantially lower half of a is disposed inside the upper edge portion of the lower peripheral wall 23b with a gap. The gap extends between the left and right side wall surrounding portions 23d, 23e substantially parallel to the peripheral wall upper end portion 23f, and communicates from the outer peripheral surface of the upper peripheral wall 23a to the inner peripheral surface of the lower peripheral wall 23b, that is, the ball portion 22.
A water collecting channel 23c that accommodates urine droplets flowing down along the outer peripheral surface from the upper end 23f of the peripheral wall in the ball portion.
Function as. Therefore, the thickness of the interval for forming the water collecting channel 23c must exceed the thickness of the flowing urine drop, and is preferably about 5 to 20 mm, but is not limited thereto. The outer peripheral surface of the upper peripheral wall 23a contains a hydrophilic material having a critical surface tension of 20 dyne / cm or more, preferably 40 dyne / cm or more, and more preferably contains photocatalytic particles, so that the critical surface tension is 20 dyne / cm or more, preferably 40 dyne. It is further desirable to prevent the falling urine droplets from falling from the wall surface and to ensure the accommodation of the urine droplets in the ball portion by forming the hydrophilic material with a thickness of at least / cm and enhancing the wettability of the wall surface.

Lower end portion 2 of side wall edge 24e, 24f surrounded on the outside by side wall surrounding portions 23d, 23e
4g and 24h are opposed to the inner peripheral surface of the upper peripheral wall 23a in the side wall surrounding portions 23d and 23e through a gap, as shown in FIG. 3D, which is a partial enlarged cross-sectional view taken along line BB in FIG. 3B. Accordingly, as in the second embodiment, the side wall surrounding portions 23d and 23e open upward toward the outer peripheral surfaces of the side wall edge edges 24e and 24f, and the lower side defines a space communicating with the inside of the ball portion 22. ,
The urine droplets flowing down along the side wall edges 24e and 24f and the lower end portion following them and the water film flow of the washing water flow into the communication space, are guided into the ball portion, and are discharged from the drain port 21. Although the outer peripheral surface of the upper peripheral wall 23a is illustrated as a straight plane in FIGS. 3C and 3D, it may be configured by a gentle curved surface or an S-shaped curved surface.

In addition, the installation of the upper peripheral wall 23a and the lower peripheral wall 23b by the water collecting channel 23c is performed on the side wall surrounding portion 2.
3d, 23e has a function of accommodating the urine droplets flowing down from the upper end 23f of the upper peripheral wall 23a to the outer peripheral surface of the upper peripheral wall into the ball portion through the water collecting channel 23c.
23e will be given.

Cleaning of the side wall edge and the upper peripheral wall 23a from the upper end 23f of the ball peripheral wall including the side wall surrounding portion
In consideration of the configuration of the third embodiment intended to accommodate urine droplets in the water collecting channel 23c along the outer surface of the ball, the overflow configuration shown in the partial enlarged perspective view of FIG. It is desirable to perform water supply and cleaning. FIG. 3E shows the upper end portion of the receiving surface portion 24, particularly in the vicinity of the end surfaces 24c and 24d, but the ball portion peripheral wall 23, particularly the upper peripheral wall 2 except for the outer barrier 24k described later.
The present invention can also be applied as it is to the upper end portion 23f of 3a.

In FIG. 3E, the pipe-shaped water supply channel 2 is formed at the upper end of the receiving surface portion 24 over the entire length thereof.
4i is formed, and an overflow port 24j comprising a groove or a plurality of holes opened upward is provided in the entire length of the water supply channel 24i, and the water supply channel 24i is connected to an external water supply pipe at the center of the upper end of the receiving surface portion. Side wall 2 adjacent to end surfaces 24c and 24d of the receiving surface side wall and having the lower part surrounded by side wall surrounding parts 23d and 23e
The portions 4a and 24b (the front portion in the figure) are formed in a semicircular cross section, for example, at the upper end of the receiving surface, and the wash water overflows from the overflow port 24j and flows separately on the inner peripheral surface side and the outer peripheral surface side. Like that. On the end wall that closes the water supply channel 24i at the upper ends of the end surfaces 24c and 24d of the receiving surface side walls, for example, a water channel that changes the lateral overflow from the end of the overflow port 24j downward is provided, and the end surfaces 24c and 24d of the receiving surface side walls are provided. Supply cleaning water to Since it is not necessary to flood the outer peripheral surface of the receiving surface portion 24 behind the side wall surrounding portions 23d and 23e, an outer barrier 24k is provided on the outer peripheral surface side of the overflow port 24h to prevent overflow to the outer peripheral surface. By flooding only the surface, the entire inner peripheral surface of the receiving surface portion 24 can be cleaned.

The above-described cleaning method using overflowing water on the wall surface of the receiving surface can also be applied to cleaning the peripheral wall surface of the ball portion as it is. Although not shown, the upper peripheral wall 23a of the ball portion is similar to that shown in FIG. 3E.
A water supply passage having an overflow opening that opens upward is provided in the upper end portion 23f of the entire wall from one side wall surrounding portion 23d to the other side wall surrounding portion 23e.
It flows on the inner and outer peripheral surfaces of 3a. The overflow flow that has flowed to the outer peripheral surface cleans the urine droplets adhering to the outer peripheral surface, and the lower peripheral wall through the water collection passage 23c that is substantially parallel to the upper end surface of the peripheral wall provided below the upper peripheral surface of the ball portion and that faces inward and downward It flows into the inner surface of 23b, that is, inside the ball portion. Upper perimeter wall 2
The overflow flow that has flowed to the inner peripheral surface of 3a cleans the inner peripheral surface, flows down from the lower end edge to the inner surface of the lower peripheral wall 23b, and merges with the cleaning water that has cleaned the outer peripheral surface. As described above, the cleaning method using overflowing water makes it possible to clean the entire inner surface of the receiving surface portion including the side wall and the ball portion without generating a non-cleaning region. For example, the water supply passage for the ball portion is configured to receive a supply of cleaning water from an external water supply pipe at an end portion on the side wall enclosure portion 23d side. In the case of adopting an overflow configuration, it is desirable that the ball portion for installing the water supply channel having the overflow port and the upper end portion of the receiving surface portion be provided substantially horizontally in the length direction, but the continuous opening is provided. If a plurality of appropriately shaped holes or slits are used instead of the grooves to be formed, the inclined upper end can be formed.

In the above-described second embodiment, the side wall surrounding portions 23d and 23e are the upper end portion 23f of the ball portion peripheral wall.
However, as another embodiment, the side wall surrounding portions 23d and 23e are set to the same height as the side walls 24a and 24b of the receiving surface portion, and are erected so as to cover the entire outer surface in parallel with the side walls 24a and 24b. You may do it. As a result, the base of the side wall where the density of scattered urine from the standing position of the user is high is doubled, and the urine droplets scattered outside the inner side walls 24a, 24b are side wall surrounding portions 23d, 23e. Of course, the height of the side wall surrounding portion standing on the outer side may be lower than that of the inner side wall, and the point is to cover the vicinity of the base of the side wall end surface from the outside.

Furthermore, in the above embodiment, the embodiment is based on the premise that the diameter of the receiving surface portion viewed from the upper surface including the side wall, particularly the distance between the left and right side walls is substantially constant in the vertical direction, whereas another embodiment is used. In this case, a receiving surface portion having a diameter at the upper end of the receiving surface portion larger than that of the lower end portion may be used. In that case, when expressed in a plan view, the lower end or the lower end portion of the small diameter of the side wall edge is surrounded by the ball part peripheral wall from the outside and located in the ball part, whereas the large diameter of the receiving surface part including the side wall edge is large. Although the upper end may be located outside the ball portion, the effect of the present invention is also exhibited in that case.

In addition, for the cleaning of the inner peripheral surface of the receiving surface portion, instead of the above-described cleaning method by overflow from the upper end portion of the receiving surface portion, the lateral direction from one side wall edge to the other side wall edge along the inner surface of the receiving surface portion It is also possible to adopt a system in which a swirling flow of washing water is allowed to flow. In that case, the water supply device includes a receiving surface portion from the inner side of one end surface of the upper end portion of the receiving surface portion to the inner side of the other end surface, and an edge flow down means for flowing the water film flow of the cleaning water along each edge of the receiving surface portion side wall. And swirl flow means for generating swirl flow across the inner peripheral surface. Desirably, a means for preventing swirling flow is provided inside the other edge. Furthermore, instead of the swirl flow means from one side, counterflow discharge means for discharging the cleaning waters facing each other from the inside of the left and right end faces of the side wall of the receiving surface along the inner peripheral surface of the receiving surface toward the center. The washing water flowing in the lateral direction in front of the inner peripheral surfaces of the left and right side walls can be merged at the center of the receiving surface portion and flow into the ball portion.

In addition, if FIG. 3F which shows another embodiment of the drainage system in this Example 3 is described, here, the ball part peripheral wall is formed in a double structure by the upper peripheral wall 25a and the lower peripheral wall 25b, and these upper peripheral wall 25a and lower part The water collecting channel 25c formed by the gap between the peripheral walls 25b is the upper peripheral wall 2
The urine drop or the overflow water film flow flowing down from the upper end portion 25f of the ball portion 5a to the outer peripheral surface of the ball portion peripheral wall is guided to a trap 21a provided downstream of the drain port 21.

4A and 4B show a flush toilet 30 according to a fourth embodiment of the present invention. In Example 2 and Example 3, the side wall surrounding part that surrounds the lower part or the whole surface of the side wall edge of the receiving surface part from the outside is formed by projecting a part of the peripheral wall of the ball part outwardly in a curved or linear manner. On the other hand, in the fourth embodiment, the peripheral wall 33 of the ball portion 32 maintains a smooth continuous surface. Instead, the end surfaces 34c and 34d of the side walls 34a and 34b of the receiving surface portion 34 and the subsequent edge 34e, 34
F is bent inward to place the end edge inside the ball portion 32, and the lower end of the curved portion is separated from the upper end portion 33a of the ball portion peripheral wall to form side wall surrounding portions 33b and 33c. As a result, a part of the water film flow spreading from the water supply device 35 provided at the upper end of the receiving surface 34 to the inner surface of the side wall cleans the inner peripheral surface of the edge and the curved portion, and from the side wall surrounding portions 33b and 33c into the ball portion. Flow down.

In the drawing, the edge is curved over the entire height of the side wall, but for example, it is gradually bent inward from a position of about one third of the total height of the side walls 34a and 34b and separated from the side wall surrounding portions 33b and 33c. Needless to say, the curved portion may be bent to the maximum. Further, in the drawing, the lower end of the curved portion is set to the same height as the upper end portion 33a of the ball portion peripheral wall, but may be a position in the ball portion below the upper end portion 33a. Further, instead of curving only the side wall side inward, the side wall surrounding portions 33b and 33c of the ball portion peripheral wall may be projected outward.

The top view of the flush toilet in Example 1 of this invention An example of the locus | trajectory on the top view of the scattering urine drop from a user standing position. An example of the locus | trajectory on the top view of a typical conventional type urinal and a scattering urine drop. The perspective view of the flush toilet in Example 2 of this invention. The top view of the flush toilet of FIG. 2A. The perspective view of the flush toilet in Example 3 of this invention. The top view of the flush toilet of FIG. 3A. The center sectional view in the AA line of Drawing 3B. The partial cross-section enlarged view in the BB line of FIG. 3B. FIG. 3B is a partially enlarged perspective view of the upper end portion of the receiving surface in the embodiment of the flush toilet of FIG. The fragmentary sectional view of the flush toilet which shows another embodiment of the drainage system in Example 3. FIG. The perspective view of the flush toilet in Example 4 of this invention. The top view of the flush toilet of FIG. 4A.

2 Ball part 3 Ball part peripheral wall 4 Receiving surface part 10 Flush urinal 11 Drain port 12 Ball part 13 Ball part peripheral wall 13a, 13b Side wall surrounding part 13c Upper end part 14 Receiving surface part 14a, 14b Side wall 14c, 14d End face 14e, 14f Edge 15 Water supply device 20 Flush urinal 21 Drain port 22 Ball part 23 Ball part peripheral wall 23a Upper peripheral wall 23b Lower peripheral wall 23c Water collecting passage 23d, 23e Side wall surrounding part 23f Upper end part 24 Receiving part 24a, 24b Side wall 24c, 24d End face 24e, 24f Edge 24g, 24h Lower end portion 24i Water supply channel 24j Overflow port 24k Outer barrier 25a Upper peripheral wall 25b Lower peripheral wall 25c Water collecting channel 21a Trap 25f Upper end portion 30 Flush toilet 31 Drain port 32 Ball portion 33 Ball portion peripheral wall 33a Upper end portion 33b, 33c Side wall surrounding Part 34 receiving surface part 34a, 34b side wall 34c 34d end surface 34e, 34f edge 35 spreader

Claims (2)

In a flush toilet comprising a ball portion having a drain outlet therein, a receiving surface portion for receiving urine from a user to flow urine and washing water into the ball portion, and a water supply device for supplying cleaning water to the receiving surface portion and the ball portion The flush urinal characterized in that at least a part of the side wall of the receiving surface portion is positioned in the ball portion in the plan view. The flush toilet according to claim 1, wherein at least a part of the edge of the side wall of the receiving surface is positioned inside the peripheral wall of the ball in a plan view.