JP2010242347A - Emergency toilet giving consideration to landscape - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide an emergency toilet giving consideration to landscape in disuse. <P>SOLUTION: This emergency toilet includes two wall surfaces which have ends connected together via a hinge; an opening/closing portion at the other end is closed with a sheet; the sheet is expanded/contracted along with the opening/closing of the opening/closing portion; a sheet surface is provided with an entrance for a user; and a toilet storage portion is provided between the two wall surfaces. In disuse, the emergency toilet is set to have a minimum area required for toilet storage by closing the two walls. In an emergency, that is, in the use of the toilet, the toilet is set to have an usable area by opening the hinge. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2011,JPO&INPIT

Description

The present invention belongs to emergency toilet technology at the time of disaster.

In the event of a disaster, temporary tents are set up in parks, etc., as evacuation sites for local residents. In many cases, tents are stored in container boxes provided in parks and used in disasters. In particular, inconveniences often occur in toilet facilities.
For emergency toilets, Japanese Laid-Open Patent Application No. 10-295584 normally embeds the part that will become the toilet tub in the ground, and stores the part that should become the toilet room in the toilet tank, and the toilet room is an emergency material as a storage A method is disclosed in which a cover plate is attached to the upper part of the toilet room, the upper part is used as a bench, and a part that should become a toilet room is raised and fixed to the ground in the event of a disaster.
In addition, JP-A-11-047033 is provided with a lid that is detachably installed at the entrance of the manhole, and by opening and closing this lid, the entrance is used as a defecation opening, and a shield that covers the periphery of the entrance is provided. A method is disclosed in which the inside of the shielding portion is used as a toilet space. However, there was nothing that could be used as a toilet in the field in an emergency, and none of the landscapes were taken into account.

JP 10-295584 A JP 11-047033 A

The present invention proposes an emergency toilet in consideration of a landscape when not in use.

The present invention is an emergency toilet comprising two wall surfaces whose ends are joined by a hinge, the other end opening / closing portion is closed by a seat, and the seat expands / contracts as the opening / closing portion opens / closes. It is an emergency toilet provided with a user entrance and a toilet storage part between the two wall surfaces.
When not in use, the two walls are closed to the minimum size required for toilet storage, and when using the toilet, which is an emergency, the hinge is opened to allow the toilet to be used.

According to the present invention, since the two walls sandwiching the toilet storage space can be widened or narrowed using a hinge, the required space when not in use can be reduced.

It is a conceptual diagram of the emergency toilet of this invention, and shows the state at the time of non-use. It is a conceptual diagram of the emergency toilet of invention, and shows the state at the time of use. It is a conceptual diagram at the time of greening the wall surface of the emergency toilet of this invention.

Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.
FIG. 1 is a conceptual diagram of an emergency toilet according to the present invention. 1a shows a plan view and FIG. 1b shows a cross-sectional view.
As shown in the figure, the disaster toilet has two walls that are joined at one end by a hinge and the other end extends from side to side. The figure shows the hinge closed.
The other ends of the two walls can be opened and closed, and a sheet is provided between the other ends so that the sheet can be expanded and contracted on the ceiling and the front surface. There is a toilet in the space between the two walls.
It is preferable to minimize the space where the toilet is provided with the hinge closed.

FIG. 2 shows a case where the emergency toilet is in use. The hinge is opened, the seat at the other end opening / closing portion is expanded including the ceiling portion, and the user's doorway is closed with the seat. For example, a zipper or the like is provided in the sheet that extends to the front surface.

FIG. 3 shows an example in which the wall surface of the emergency toilet is greened. The greening method is possible, for example, by turning the planter in parallel along the wall surface.
In the example shown in the figure, a screw or the like that extends the lower part of the surface of the planter facing the toilet wall surface and is fixed to the toilet wall surface can be used.

The wall of the emergency toilet can be greened and closed with a hinge so that it can be used as a landscape material for parks and the like when not in use.

The skeleton portion of the wall surface is made of a steel material connected to a hinge, and a steel plate or a concrete plate material may be stretched.
The sheet used for the opening / closing part is made of a flexible resin or cloth, and it is preferable to provide a window as necessary in consideration of lighting.

It can be used as a landscape material in normal times such as disasters and as a toilet in an emergency.

1 Emergency toilet 2 Hinge 3 Wall 4 Seat
5 people entrance 6 toilet 5 planter

Claims (1)

An emergency toilet that consists of two wall surfaces that are joined by hinges at the ends, the other end opening / closing part is closed by a seat, and the seat expands / contracts as the opening / closing part opens and closes. An emergency toilet provided with a toilet storage part between the two wall surfaces.

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