JP2012045416A - Washstand - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a washstand which can effectively spout water to an optimal position when using a bowl part in various way, with fixed water spouting direction and without spouting water in the direction which the user does not expect, and can effectively prevent water spouting.SOLUTION: Inside of the bowl part 1 at a planar view includes: a bottom part 11 formed towards front from a rear end of the bowl part 1; and an inner wall 12 before inclination formed to reach a front end part of the bowl part 1 from the front end of the bottom part 11. The inner wall 12 before inclination becomes acclivity towards diagonally anterosuperior direction so that going in front from the front end of the bottom part 11 it may become an upper part. The gradient of the inner wall 12 before inclination is more sharp than the gradient of the bottom part 11. A water spouting part 3 is provided at an upper part position of center of lateral direction of the rear part of the bowl part 1, and the water spouting of the water spouting part 3 turns to diagonally downward direction of the water spouting part 3 so that center of spouting water may move to a boundary part of the front end of the bottom part 11 and the rear end of inner wall 12 before inclination.

Description

  The present invention relates to a vanity.

  Conventionally, Patent Document 1 discloses that a water discharger can be rotated to change a water discharge direction. The conventional example disclosed in Patent Document 1 includes a bottom portion formed forward from the rear end portion of the bowl portion, and an inclined front inner wall formed so as to reach the front end portion of the bowl portion from the front end of the bottom portion. And the sloped front inner wall is inclined upward and obliquely upward so that it goes upward from the front end of the bottom, and the slope of the sloped inner wall is steeper than the slope of the bottom and above the rear part of the bowl part. When the laundry is to be washed in the bowl part by rotating the water discharge part arranged in the water, the water discharge direction from the water discharge part is directed to the bottom, or the hair is washed. In doing so, the water discharge direction from the water discharge portion can be set to the direction toward the inner wall before the inclination.

  However, in the above-described conventional example in which the water discharge direction is changed by changing the rotation angle of the water discharge portion, when water is not discharged, that is, immediately before water is discharged from the water discharge portion, the angle of the water discharge portion is used. It is very difficult for the user to determine which direction the water discharge direction is, and if the water is discharged from the water discharge part when water is discharged from the water discharge part, Alternatively, there is a problem that when the water is discharged from the water discharge portion when it is assumed that the water is discharged toward the inner wall before the inclination, the water is discharged toward the bottom portion, resulting in poor usability.

  Further, in both cases where water is discharged to the bottom portion and water is discharged to the inner wall before the inclination, water discharge is concentrated on the same gradient surface, so that there is a problem that water splash is likely to occur.

  Further, in the above conventional example, the water discharge portion disposed at the lower position of the mirror cabinet disposed above the rear portion of the bowl portion is located at a position protruding forward from the mirror cabinet. There is a problem in that the water discharge portion protruding forward from the mirror cabinet becomes an obstacle during hand washing of the laundry, face washing, pet washing, etc., and there is a feeling of pressure and the appearance is not good.

Japanese Patent No. 3931829

  The present invention has been invented in view of the above-described conventional problems, and can effectively discharge water at an optimal position when using the bowl part in various ways, and the direction of water discharge is constant and expected by the user. It is possible to provide a bathroom vanity that can prevent water splashing in a direction that does not flow, can effectively prevent water splashing, and does not obstruct the water discharging part when using the bowl part in various ways. It is to be an issue.

  In order to solve the above-described problems, a vanity according to the present invention includes a bottom 11 formed in the bowl 1 in a plan view from the rear end of the bowl 1 toward the front, and a bowl from the front end of the bottom 11. An inclined front inner wall 12 formed so as to reach the front end portion of the portion 1, and the inclined front inner wall 12 is inclined upward and forward obliquely upward so that it goes upward from the front end of the bottom portion 11, The slope of the inner wall 12 before the inclination is steeper than the slope of the bottom part 11, and the water discharge part 3 is provided at the upper position in the center of the left and right direction of the rear part of the bowl part 1, and the water discharge direction of the water discharge part 3 is set to the front end of the bottom part 11. It is characterized in that it is set in a certain direction facing obliquely downward toward which the center of the water discharge substantially goes to the boundary portion with the rear end of the inner wall 12 before the inclination.

  By adopting such a configuration, even if using the back side or the near side in the bowl portion 1 in various ways, the position where the water hits is too front or back. In addition, the water can be effectively discharged at an optimal position at all times, and since the water discharge direction is constant, water is discharged in an unexpected direction of the user and the user is not surprised. Since the water is discharged toward the boundary between the inner wall 12 and the rear end of the inner wall 12 before the inclination, the water discharge is dispersed and spread along the inner wall 12 and the bottom 11 before the inclination, effectively suppressing the splashing of the discharged water. Moreover, the overflow from the bowl part 1 by all the discharged water flowing only to one side can be prevented.

  Further, the rising wall 2 protrudes upward at the rear end of the bowl 1 integrally with the bowl 1, and a water discharger 3 is provided at the upper end of the front surface of the rising wall 2. It is preferable that the rear end portion of the lower surface portion of the mirror cabinet 4 is placed on the end surface, and the water discharge portion 3 is positioned at a position shifted rearward from the front end of the mirror cabinet 4.

  With such a configuration, the water discharger 3 that discharges water toward the boundary between the front end of the bottom part 11 and the rear end of the inner wall 12 before the inclination is hidden in the lower position of the lower surface of the mirror cabinet 4. Even if used properly, the water discharger 3 does not get in the way, there is no feeling of pressure, and the external feeling is good. In particular, when the face is washed close to the mirror cabinet 4 (that is, when the face is washed using the depth of the bowl part 1 effectively), the water discharger 3 does not get in the way, A line connecting the water discharge portion 3 and the boundary portion between the front end of the bottom portion 11 and the rear end of the inner wall 12 before tilting (that is, the flow of water discharged from the water discharge portion 3 obliquely downward to the front) is the mirror cabinet 4. Because it is located just under the face close to the face, you can wash your face by inserting your hand into the part where the water discharge is flowing diagonally forward and downward, thus effectively reducing the depth of the bowl part 1 Since the face can be washed by use, splashing of water to the outside of the bowl portion 1 can be suppressed during the face washing.

  Moreover, it is preferable that the bottom part 11 becomes a substantially flat surface.

  By adopting such a configuration, it is possible to prevent the object from falling down when the object is placed, and when washing by hand, the object can be stably placed on the bottom portion 11 and washed by hand.

  As described above, according to the present invention, the water discharge direction of the water discharge portion provided at the upper center position in the left-right direction of the rear portion of the bowl portion is set substantially at the center of the water discharge at the boundary portion between the front end of the bottom portion and the rear end of the inclined inner wall. Since it is set in a certain direction facing diagonally downward, the water discharge position does not go too far forward or back, and the water is effectively discharged at the optimal position when using the bowl part in various ways. In addition, the direction of water discharge is constant and the user does not discharge in the unexpected direction, and the user is not surprised. Therefore, it is possible to spread and spread along the inner wall side and the bottom side before the inclination with different gradients, and to effectively suppress water splashing.

It is a partially broken sectional view of the present invention. (A) is a perspective view same as the above, (b) is a front view same as the above. It is sectional drawing of embodiment which attached the fixed water discharging part to the front upper end of the standing wall part same as the above. It is sectional drawing which shows the example which mounted the rear-end part of the lower surface part of a mirror cabinet on the upper end surface of the standing part which attached the same fixed water discharging part. The wash bowl same as the above is shown, (a) is a plan view, (b) is a front view, and (c) is a side view. The outline part of the fixed water discharging part same as the above is shown, (a) is a perspective view, (b) is a sectional view, and (c) is a front view. It is sectional drawing of embodiment which attached the water discharge / water stop operation part to the front upper end of the rising wall part same as the above. It is sectional drawing of the water discharge / water stop operation part part in the state which mounted the rear-end part of the lower surface part of a mirror cabinet on the upper end surface of a standing part same as the above. It is sectional drawing of embodiment which attached the movable water discharging part to the front upper end of the standing wall part same as the above. It is sectional drawing which shows the example which mounted the rear-end part of the lower surface part of the mirror cabinet on the upper end surface of the standing part which attached the movable water discharging part same as the above. The shower head of a movable water discharging part same as the above is shown, (a) is a perspective view, (b) is sectional drawing, (c) is a bottom view. (A) is sectional drawing for description which shows the water discharging direction from a fixed water discharging part to a bowl part same as the above, (b) is sectional drawing for description which shows the water discharging direction from a movable water discharging part to a bowl part. is there. (A) is sectional drawing for description which shows the water discharging direction in the case of direct current water discharging same as the above, (b) is sectional drawing for description which shows the water discharging direction in the case of shower water discharging. It is sectional drawing of the upper part of a mirror cabinet same as the above.

  Hereinafter, the present invention will be described based on embodiments shown in the accompanying drawings.

  As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the vanity table 5 is configured by combining a vanity cabinet 6 and a mirror cabinet 4.

  The wash cabinet 6 is constructed by mounting and mounting a wash bowl 8 on the upper opening of the lower cabinet 7.

  As shown in FIG. 5, the wash bowl 8 is an integrally molded product of synthetic resin or pottery, and is constructed by protruding the rising wall 2 upward and integrally with the bowl 1 at the rear end of the bowl 1. It is.

  The bowl portion 1 has an outer peripheral edge portion 9 in which the front end portion and the left and right end portions of the upper surface have a narrow U-shape in a plan view, and are surrounded by the outer peripheral edge portion 9 and the rising wall portion 2 in a plan view. The recessed portion 10 is divided into a region that becomes the bottom portion 11 in a plan view, a region that becomes the inner wall 12 before tilting, and a region that becomes the shelf portion 13.

  The region that becomes the bottom portion 11 occupies a majority of the recessed portion 10, and the bottom portion 11 is formed in a portion excluding the full width of the central portion of the recessed portion 10 and the left and right corner portions of the rear portion, and the rear end portion of the bottom portion 11. The drain part 14 is provided in the middle part of the left and right direction, and the bottom part 11 is slightly inclined downward toward the drain part 14 side, but is substantially flat so as not to fall down when an object is placed. Yes.

  The front part of the recessed part 10 starts from the front end of the bottom part 11 that is substantially flat over the entire width in the left-right direction, and slopes up to the front end part of the outer peripheral edge part 9 and rises upward so that it goes upward. It is twelve.

  The shelf portion 13 is provided at the left and right corners of the rear portion of the recessed portion 10 and has a substantially right-angled triangular shape in plan view, and the top surface of the shelf portion 13 is positioned slightly lower than the outer peripheral edge portion 9. It is designed to place wet items.

  The rear inner wall 15 of the recessed portion 10 projects vertically upward from the rear end edge of the bottom portion 11 and the rear end edge of the shelf portion 13, and at least the front surface is a vertical surface.

  The rising wall portion 2 integrally protrudes upward from the rear end portion of the bowl portion 1 over the entire width in the left-right direction, and the front surface of the rising wall portion 2 is a vertical surface behind the recessed portion 10 of the bowl portion 1. It is continuous with the front surface of the inner wall 15. Here, the front surface of the rear inner wall 15 may be a slightly rearwardly inclined surface so as to be slightly rearward, and in this case, the front surface of the rising wall portion 2 is also a slightly rearwardly inclined surface. And the front surface of the rear inner wall 15 are made flush with each other.

  A recess 16 is provided on the back surface of the rising wall 2 so as to open downward and to the back. The upper end surface of the rising wall 2 is a horizontal surface, and the rear end of the lower surface of the mirror cabinet 4 to be described later is provided. It is a part to be placed.

  The water discharger 3 is provided at the upper end of the front surface of the rising wall 2 so as to protrude forward. The upper end of the water discharge portion 3 is located at the same height as the upper end surface of the rising wall portion 2 or slightly lower.

  As the water discharger 3, there are a fixed water discharger 3 a that is fixed to the front upper end of the rising wall 2 and a movable water discharger 3 b that can be drawn forward from the front upper end of the rising wall 2.

  An example of the movable water discharger 3b is a shower head 18 provided at the tip of the shower hose 17.

  FIG. 3 shows an example in which the fixed water discharger 3 a is attached to the upper end of the front surface of the rising wall 2, and the fixed water discharger 3 a is attached to the hole 22 provided at the upper end of the rising wall 2. It is attached so as to protrude forward from the upper end of the front surface portion, and a pipe disposed in the recess 16 in the back surface portion of the rising wall portion 2 is connected to the fixed water discharge portion 3a.

  As shown in FIG. 6, the outer shell 19 of the fixed water discharger 3 a has a rectangular cross section except for the front end, and the entire upper surface of the outer shell 19 is a horizontal upper surface 20. The outer portion 19 has an inclined surface that is inclined upward so that the lower surface of the outer portion 19 rises forward except for the front end portion, and the front end portion of the outer portion 19 becomes a discharge front end portion 21 that faces obliquely forward and downward. The discharge tip has a circular cross section perpendicular to the protruding direction. The lower end of the discharge front end portion 21 is located above the lower end of the rear end of the outer shell portion 19.

  The horizontal upper surface 20 of the outer shell portion 19 of the fixed water discharge portion 3 a is the same height as the upper surface of the rising wall portion 2.

  A discharge port 27 is provided at the front end surface of the discharge front end portion 21 facing diagonally forward and downward, and water is discharged from the discharge port 27 diagonally forward and downward.

  The water discharge direction for discharging water obliquely forward from the discharge port 27 is as shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 12 (a) by the dashed line before the front end of the bottom portion 11 of the recessed portion 10 of the bowl portion 1 is inclined upward. It is set so that the center of the water discharge is directed to the boundary portion with the rear end of the inner wall 12, and thus the water discharged from the discharge port 27 hits the boundary portion between the two surfaces of the recessed portion 10 having different slopes. The water discharge can be dispersed and spread along the inner wall 12 and the bottom portion 11 before the inclination, thereby effectively suppressing the water splash and the water discharge only on one surface. The overflow from the recessed part 10 by flowing can be prevented.

  FIG. 9 shows an example in which the movable water discharger 3 b is attached to the upper end of the front surface of the rising wall 2. A cylindrical hose holder 23 is attached to a hole 22 provided at the upper end of the rising wall 2, and the hose holder 24 has a hose tube 24 disposed in the recess 16 on the back surface of the rising wall 2. The tip is connected. A shower hose 17 having deformability is movably inserted into the hose tube 24, and one end portion of the shower hose 17 is drawn forward from the hose holder 23, and a shower head 18 which is a movable water discharger 3 b at the tip portion thereof. And the other end of the shower hose 17 is connected to the water supply pipe disposed in the recess 16 or the lower cabinet 7, and the rear end of the shower head 18 is detachable from the hose holder 23. The shower head 18 can be grasped and pulled out by hand, and the hose holder 23 is fixed to the hose holder 23 by the holding means 55 in a state where the rear end of the shower head 18 is located on the front side of the hose holder 23. It can be positioned and held in position. As shown in FIG. 9, the holding means 55 is provided with a locking recess 55 c in one of the fitting portion 55 a at the front end portion of the hose holder 23 and the fitting portion 55 b at the rear end portion of the shower head 18 and at the other end. A stop projection 55d is provided, and the fitting portion 55b is detachably fitted into the fitting portion 55a, and the locking projection 55d is elastically detachably locked to the locking recess 55c.

  Then, by holding the shower head 18 with fingers and pulling it forward as described above, the holding by the holding means 55 can be released, and the shower head 18 can be pulled out from the holding state in this way. Therefore, the shower hose 17 is slackened with a margin on the way.

  A portion protruding from the front surface of the rising wall portion 2 of the hose holder 23 has a rectangular cross section, and as shown in FIG. 11, the shower head 18 has a rectangular tube portion 25 whose rear portion has a substantially rectangular cross section. The shower head 18 has an inclined tube portion 26 inclined forward and downward from the front end of the rectangular tube portion 25, and the inclined tube portion 26 is wider in width than the rectangular tube portion 25 and It is formed in a circular cross section. The upper surface of the hose holder 23 protruding from the front surface of the rising wall portion 2 and the upper surface of the shower head 18 are horizontal upper surfaces 20, and the rear end portion of the shower head 18 is connected to the hose holder 23 as shown in FIG. The horizontal upper surface 20 of the shower head 18 and the horizontal upper surface 20 of the hose holder 23 are substantially flush with each other while being positioned and held on the front surface side. It is located at a position slightly lower than the end face. In this case, the dimension from the horizontal upper surface 20 to the upper end surface of the rising wall portion 2 is such that the shower head 18 is fingered with the rear end of the lower surface portion of the mirror cabinet 4 placed on the upper end surface of the rising wall portion 2 as described later. The size is such that a finger can be inserted between the horizontal upper surface 20 of the shower head 18 and the lower surface portion of the mirror cabinet 4 so that the finger can be pulled out.

  A discharge port 27 is provided at the distal end surface of the inclined cylindrical portion 26, and water is discharged from the discharge port 27 diagonally forward and downward. As shown in FIG. In the state of being held on the front side of the hose holder 23, the water discharge direction from the discharge port 27 is inclined upward from the front end of the bottom portion 11 of the recessed portion 10 of the bowl portion 1 as shown by the alternate long and short dash line in FIG. The center of the water discharge is set to face the boundary with the rear end of the inner wall 12 before the inclination, and the water discharge is spread and distributed along the inner wall 12 and the bottom 11 before the inclination. In addition, it is possible to prevent the overflow from the recessed portion 10 due to the total water discharge flowing only on one surface.

  Here, in any of the above-described fixed water discharger 3a and movable water discharger 3b, a structure that can switch between DC water discharge and shower water discharge can be used.

  In this case, in the case of the DC water discharge shown in FIG. 13A and the shower water discharge shown in FIG. 13B, the water discharge unit 3 (the fixed water discharge unit 3a or the movable water discharge unit 3b) as described above. The center of the water discharge directed diagonally forward and downward is directed to a substantially boundary portion between the front end of the bottom portion 11 and the rear end of the inclined inner wall 12 that is inclined upward. In the embodiment shown in FIG. 13, the example of the movable water discharger 3 b is described, but the same applies to the fixed water discharger 3 a. Moreover, in order to switch between direct current water discharge and shower water discharge in the water discharge part 3, it can switch by rotating the front-end part of the water discharge part 3, for example.

  Incidentally, as described above, in any of the embodiments, the water discharge direction from the water discharge unit 3 (the fixed water discharge unit 3a or the movable water discharge unit 3b) is substantially at the boundary portion between the front end of the bottom 11 and the rear end of the inclined inner wall 12. Since the center of the water discharge is directed diagonally downward, the position where the water discharge hits the bowl 1 even if used in various ways such as using the back side or the near side in the bowl 1 It is possible to effectively discharge water to the optimal position at all times without being too front or back, and because the water discharge direction is constant, water is discharged in an unexpected direction of the user and the user is surprised. There is no.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 7, a water discharge / water stop operation portion 2 </ b> A is further provided at the upper end of the front surface portion of the rising wall portion 2. The water discharge / water stop operation section 2A includes an operation section main body 50 attached to the front upper end of the rising wall section 2, an outer case 51 that covers the operation section main body 50 on the front side of the rising wall section 2, and an outer case 51 The operation lever 52 is arranged on the front surface side and has an upper end portion attached to the front end portion of the operation portion main body 50, and a valve provided in a water channel communicating with the discharge port 27 by operating the operation lever 52 ( (Not shown) is operated to discharge water from the discharge port 27, stop water, adjust the flow rate at the time of water discharge, and adjust the hot water temperature. In the embodiment, the operation lever 52 is rotated in the front-rear direction. Thus, water discharge, water stop, and flow rate adjustment at the time of water discharge are performed, and the operation lever 52 is rotated in the left-right direction to adjust the hot water temperature.

  The outer case 51 has a horizontal upper surface 20 on its upper surface, a vertical surface on both sides, and a semicircular surface on the lower surface, and the horizontal upper surface 20 is flush with the upper end surface of the rising wall portion 2. Further, the lower end portion of the operation lever 52 projects downward from the lower end of the front surface of the outer case 51.

  The dimension from the front surface of the rising wall 2 to the front end of the operation lever 52 is the same as or shorter than the dimension from the front surface of the rising wall 2 to the front end of the water discharger 3.

  An illumination unit 30 is provided on the upper part of the mirror cabinet 4. Most of the mirror cabinet 4 except for the upper end portion of the cabinet body 28 is a storage cabinet portion 28a, and the upper end portion is an illumination cabinet portion 28b. The cabinet body 28 is integrally formed of synthetic resin. It is formed by. A mirror 32 is attached to the front portion of the storage cabinet portion 28a so as to be opened and closed, and an illumination cover 33 is attached to the front portion of the illumination cabinet portion 30.

  When the mirror 32 is closed, the mirror 32 covers the storage portion opened in the front provided in the storage cabinet portion 28a, and the storage portion can be opened by rotating and opening the mirror 32.

  As shown in FIG. 14, the illumination cabinet portion 28 b is provided with an illumination storage portion 35 opening forward, and the illumination fixture body including the lamp 36 is accommodated in the illumination storage portion 35. The lamp 36 is located at a position shifted backward from the front surface of the mirror 32. An illumination cover 33 is detachably attached to the front surface of the illumination storage unit 35, and the front surface of the illumination cover 33 is flush with the front surface of the mirror 32.

  As shown in FIG. 14, the illumination cover 33 includes a cover body 38 that is detachably attached to the front surface of the cabinet body 28, and a transparent plate 39 that is detachably attached to the cover body 38.

  As shown in FIG. 14, the entire cover body 38 is opaque. The upper portion of the front portion is a front upper cover portion 40, the lower portion of the front portion is a lower opening portion 41, and the back portion of the lower opening portion 41 is diagonally forward. The inclined surface portion 42 is inclined downward and has a middle opening 43 between the lower end portion of the front upper cover portion 40 and the inclined surface portion 42. The upper end edge of the front portion, the left and right sides An outer peripheral frame portion 44 made up of an upper horizontal piece 44a, left and right side pieces 44b, and a lower horizontal piece 44c is projected integrally from the end edge and the lower end edge toward the back, and is provided at the rear end portion of the outer peripheral frame portion 44. The cover body 38 is detachably attached to the cabinet body 28 by detachably locking the locking part 45 to a locked part 46 provided on the front surface of the cabinet body 28.

  The transparent plate 39 is detachably attached to the middle opening 43 portion of the cover body 38, and the engaging portion 47 provided on the transparent plate 39 is detachably attached to the engaged portion 49 provided on the cover body 38. To be engaged.

  The middle opening 43 is covered with the transparent plate 39 in a state where the transparent plate 39 is attached to the middle opening 43. Further, in the attached state, the transparent plate 39 is obliquely rearward and downward so that the rear side is lower. Mounted in a down-tilted position.

  The lamp 36 is positioned above the transparent plate 39 that is inclined downward and obliquely downward. Light from the lamp 36 is directed obliquely forward and downward from the lower opening 41 through the transparent plate 39. Will be irradiated.

  Here, a part of the light emitted from the lamp 36 passes through the transparent plate 39 and is emitted directly from the lower opening 41 toward the lower front and obliquely downward, and the other part of the light is The light passes through the transparent plate 39, is reflected by the inclined surface portion 42, and is irradiated forward or obliquely forward and downward from the lower opening portion 41. Further, another part of light is transmitted to the opaque front upper cover portion 40 and the upper horizontal piece 44a. The reflected and reflected light passes through the transparent plate 39, is reflected by the inclined surface portion 42, and is irradiated forward or obliquely forward and downward from the lower opening portion 41, thereby obliquely in a range indicated mainly by a in FIG. Irradiated forward and downward, the front position of the mirror 32 is illuminated.

  Therefore, even if the illumination cover 33 is flush with the mirror 32, in the present invention, the front position of the mirror 32 that is diagonally forward and downward of the illumination cover 33 can be illuminated.

  In the mirror cabinet 4 having the above-described configuration, the rear end of the lower end surface portion (cabinet body 28) is integrally projected from the rear end portion of the wash bowl 8 provided on the upper portion of the wash cabinet 6, as shown in FIGS. The rear surface of the cabinet body 28 of the mirror cabinet 4 is fixed to the wall of the building.

  As described above, the mirror cabinet 4 has the water discharger 3 (fixed water discharger 3a, movable water discharger) provided at the upper end of the front surface of the rising wall 2 with the rear end of the lower end surface being placed on the upper end of the rising wall 2. The portion 3b) is located at a corner portion formed by the rising wall portion 2 and the lower surface portion of the mirror cabinet 4, and the front end of the water discharge portion 3 (the front end of the fixed water discharge portion 3a, the movable water discharge portion 3b is connected to the hose holder). 23 (the front end of the movable water discharger 3b in a state of being held on the front side of 23) is located behind the front end of the mirror cabinet 4 so as to move backward.

  Therefore, from the user standing in front of the vanity table 5 (in this case, the position of the user's face is opposite to the mirror 32), the rising wall 2 and the lower surface of the mirror cabinet 4 The water discharger 3 located at a corner portion between the front and rear ends of the mirror cabinet 4 is hidden behind the lower end of the mirror cabinet 4 so that it is difficult to stand out, and the appearance can be made clean.

  Moreover, in the present invention, the water discharger 3 that discharges water toward the boundary between the front end of the bottom 11 and the rear end of the inclined front inner wall 12 is hidden under the lower surface of the mirror cabinet 4. When the part 1 is used in various ways, for example, washing the hair, washing clothes or the like in the bowl part, or washing the pet, the water discharge part 3 does not get in the way and the usability is improved. In particular, when the face is washed close to the mirror cabinet 4 (that is, when the face is washed using the depth of the bowl part 1 effectively), the water discharger 3 does not get in the way, A line connecting the water discharge portion 3 and the boundary portion between the front end of the bottom portion 11 and the rear end of the inner wall 12 before tilting (that is, the flow of water discharged from the water discharge portion 3 obliquely downward to the front) is the mirror cabinet 4. Because it is located just under the face close to the face, you can wash your face by inserting your hand into the part where the water discharge is flowing diagonally forward and downward, thus effectively reducing the depth of the bowl part 1 Since the face can be washed by use, splashing of water to the outside of the bowl portion 1 can be suppressed during the face washing.

  Further, an outer case 51 which is a protruding base portion of the water discharge / water stop operation portion 2A provided at the upper end of the front surface portion of the rising wall portion 2 is also located at a corner portion formed by the rising wall portion 2 and the lower surface portion of the mirror cabinet 4. Therefore, the user stands in front of the bathroom vanity 5 (in this case, the face of the user faces the mirror 32). The outer case 51 is hidden behind the lower end of the mirror cabinet 4 so that it does not stand out, there is no feeling of pressure, and in this respect the appearance can be clean.

  Here, when the water discharger 3 is the fixed water discharger 3a, as shown in FIGS. 4 and 8, the horizontal upper surface 20 of the fixed water discharger 3a and the horizontal upper surface 20 of the outer case 51 of the water discharge / water stop operation unit 2A are respectively Is in contact with the lower surface portion of the mirror cabinet 4 without any gap, and the rear end portion of the lower surface portion of the mirror cabinet 4 is placed on the upper end surface of the rising wall portion 2 and the rear surface of the cabinet main body 28 of the mirror cabinet 4. The horizontal upper surface 20 of the fixed water discharger 3a and the water discharge / water stoppage simultaneously when the rear end of the lower surface of the mirror cabinet 4 is placed on the upper end surface of the rising wall 2 when fixing the wall to the building wall The lower surface portion of the mirror cabinet 4 can be placed on the horizontal upper surface 20 of the outer case 51 of the operation unit 2A, and the lower surface portion of the mirror cabinet 4 can be supported in a stably positioned state. It can be in a state of being of the positioning support to secure the rear of the mirror cabinet 4 of the cabinet body 28 to the wall of a building.

  Further, the horizontal upper surface 20 of the fixed water discharger 3a and the horizontal upper surface 20 of the outer case 51 of the water discharge / water stop operation unit 2A are in contact with the lower surface of the mirror cabinet 4 without any gap, so that the horizontal upper surface 20 and the mirror cabinet 4 There is no gap between the bottom surface of the glass, dust does not collect in this area, and it is not necessary to clean the dust collected in the narrow gap. Since it is only necessary to clean the surface and the lower surface, cleaning is also simplified.

  By the way, although the cabinet main body 28 is comprised with the molded article of the synthetic resin, the lower surface part of the cabinet main body 28 may be wavy or inclined to some extent due to a molding error. Therefore, when the lower surface portion of the mirror cabinet 4 is placed on the upper end surface of the rising wall portion 2, the horizontal upper surface 20 of the fixed water discharge portion 3a and the horizontal upper surface 20 of the outer case 51 of the water discharge / water stop operation portion 2A are mirrors. The cabinet 4 may not be in close contact with the lower surface of the cabinet 4 without a gap. In consideration of this point, an elastic sheet 53 is provided on the horizontal upper surface 20 as shown in FIGS. 3 and 7, and the horizontal upper surface 20 is placed on the lower surface of the mirror cabinet 4 as shown in FIGS. 4 and 8 through the elastic sheet 53. You may make it closely contact with no gap.

  On the other hand, when the water discharger 3 is the movable water discharger 3b, the horizontal upper surface 20 of the outer case 51 of the water discharge / water stop operation unit 2A contacts the rear end of the lower surface of the mirror cabinet 4 as described above. As shown in FIG. 4, a gap is formed between the lower surface of the mirror cabinet 4 and the horizontal upper surface 20 of the movable water discharger 3b. However, since this gap is a gap that is small enough to allow fingers to be inserted, it is hardly visible from the outside, and the movable water discharger 3b rises to the maximum under the condition that there is no hindrance to the drawing. It can be attached to be located at the upper end of the front surface of the wall 2.

  Needless to say, the movable water discharger 3 can be used in a state where the movable water discharger 3 is retracted and the rear end is detachably attached to the hose holder 23, and the movable water discharger 3 can be grasped with fingers and pulled out to the front. In this case, the inclined cylindrical part 26 at the front part of the shower head 18 which is the movable water discharger 3 is grasped by hand and pulled out to the front. At this time, a part of the fingers is removed from the horizontal upper surface 20 of the movable water discharger 3 and the mirror It is also possible to insert it between the lower surface of the cabinet 4 and, therefore, the inclined cylindrical portion 26 at the front portion of the shower head 18 can be firmly grasped by hand and pulled out. Moreover, since the horizontal width of the inclined cylindrical portion 26 is larger than the horizontal width of the square cylindrical portion 25 and has a circular cross section, the inclined cylindrical portion 26 can be reliably gripped.

  As described above, the rising wall portion 2 protrudes upward, the water discharge portion 3 is provided at the upper end of the front surface portion of the rising wall portion 2, and the upper end of the water discharge portion 3 is flush with the upper end surface of the rising wall portion 2. Since it is located at a slightly lower position, the lower part of the front surface of the rising wall part 2 in the vertical direction, in some cases, the center part splashes (the water splash from the water spouting part 3 splashing against the object, or , Even when the face is wet with water splashing from the hand) It can wipe off without being disturbed by the water discharge part 3 provided in the front surface of the part 2. FIG. In addition, the water discharge portion is difficult to get wet due to water splashing and dirt is less likely to adhere, and therefore the frequency of cleaning the water discharge portion 3 may be reduced.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Bowl part 2 Standing wall part 3 Water discharge part 4 Mirror cabinet 11 Bottom part 12 Inner wall before inclination

Claims (3)

  In the bowl part in plan view, the bottom part formed from the rear end part of the bowl part toward the front, and the inclined front inner wall formed from the front end of the bottom part to the front end part of the bowl part, Is inclined upward and obliquely upward so that it goes upward from the front end of the bottom part, and the slope of the inner wall before the slope is steeper than the slope of the bottom part, above the center in the left and right direction of the rear part of the bowl part A water discharge part is provided at a position, and the water discharge direction of the water discharge part is set to a certain direction facing obliquely downward toward the substantially central part of the water discharge toward the boundary part between the front end of the bottom part and the rear end of the inclined inner wall. A vanity table that is characterized.   The rear wall of the bowl part protrudes upward from the bowl part integrally with the bowl part, a water discharge part is provided at the upper end of the front part of the rising wall part, and the lower surface part of the mirror cabinet is provided at the upper end surface of the rising wall part. 2. The vanity according to claim 1, wherein a rear end portion is placed, and the water discharge portion is positioned at a position shifted rearward from the front end of the mirror cabinet. 3. The vanity according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the bottom portion is a substantially flat surface.

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