JP2014150773A - L-type pet toilet - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide an L-type pet toilet that can reduce a production cost, concerning the L-type pet toilet of an L-type having a floor part and a vertical wall part.SOLUTION: An L-type pet toilet 1 relating to the present invention has a pair of tray bodies 7 each having a sheet laying part 15 with a sheet 5 laid thereon, and frame members 9 for fixing the laid sheet 5 on the sheet laying part 15. In the L-type toilet 1, each tray body 7 is turnably connected and can be set in a L-type such that one is a floor part side and the other is a vertical wall part. Each tray body 7 in the pair of tray bodies 7 includes: hinge parts 13 comprising the same shape of molded articles and turnably connected; an angle control abutment surface 21a formed in each side part provided with the hinge part 13, and coming into abutment with each other to control an angle formed mutually; and sheet clamping surfaces 25a of the same shape provided at each side part and clamping the sheet 5 by being oppositely disposed to each other.

Description

The present invention relates to a pet toilet used for laying urine-absorbing sheets for excretion of pets, and particularly to an L-shaped pet toilet having a floor portion and a vertical wall portion.
Urine-absorbing sheets generally have a thin portion with no hygroscopic portion at the periphery, and a hygroscopic portion is provided on the inside, but the width of the thin portion varies depending on the product. In the present specification, the term “periphery of the sheet” is not intended to limit the thin part, but literally refers to the peripheral part of the sheet, and in the case of only the thin part, or between the thin part and the moisture absorbing part. May include both.

In general, a toilet for pets is used by laying a urine-absorbing sheet on a flat toilet body.
However, in the case of a flat toilet body, particularly when a male dog raises one leg and urinates, there is a possibility that urine may splatter from the edge of the toilet body.
Therefore, in order to prevent such urine from scattering to the outside, the toilet body is composed of a floor portion and a vertical wall portion, and the vertical wall portion is erected so as to be approximately 90 degrees with respect to the floor portion. Then, there is an L-shaped overall shape. An example of such an L-shaped pet toilet is disclosed in Patent Document 1 as a “foldable pet tray”.

  In the “foldable pet tray” disclosed in Patent Document 1, the toilet body is composed of two members, a floor portion and a vertical wall portion, and both are rotated at the connecting portion between the floor portion and the vertical wall portion. It is connected as possible. Then, in the connecting portion, a concave groove-like fixing concave portion is formed on one side of the floor portion side, and a convex fixing portion of a ridge is formed on one side of the vertical wall portion side, and the sheets are pressed by these to connect Prevents leakage of urine from the body.

Utility model registration No. 3078807

The “foldable pet tray” disclosed in Patent Document 1 has two different molds when manufactured as a molded product because the floor portion constituting the toilet body and the vertical wall portion have different shapes. There is a problem that the manufacturing cost becomes high.
Further, in the connecting portion, the sheet is sandwiched between the convex fixing portion of the ridge and the concave fixing portion of the groove shape, but since there are various thicknesses of the sheet, in the case of such a structure, a specific A sheet having a thickness can be fixed, but a sheet having a small thickness has a weak fixing force, and is easily displaced when the pet is scratched, causing leakage of urine. On the other hand, when the sheet is thick to rotate the vertical wall to make the vertical wall vertical, the sheet hits the fixing convex part, obstructing the rotation, and the vertical wall can be rotated to a predetermined angle. There is a problem of disappearing.
In other words, it is difficult to say that the sheet fixing structure in the connecting portion of Patent Document 1 can smoothly rotate the pair of toilet bodies and can surely both fix the sheet and prevent leakage of urine.

The present invention has been made to solve such problems, and as one object thereof, relates to an L-shaped pet toilet having a floor portion and a vertical wall portion, and relates to an L-shaped pet toilet that can reduce manufacturing costs. Is intended to provide.
It is another object of the present invention to provide an L-shaped pet toilet that can smoothly rotate a pair of toilet bodies and can reliably fix a sheet at a connecting portion and prevent leakage of urine. Is.

(1) An L-shaped pet toilet according to the present invention has a pair of tray main bodies having a sheet laying portion on which a sheet is laid, and a sheet fixing portion for fixing the sheet laid on the sheet laying portion, The tray body is an L-shaped pet toilet that is rotatably connected and can be installed in an L-shape with one on the floor and the other on the vertical wall.
Each tray body in the pair of tray bodies consists of a molded product of the same shape,
Each tray body
A hinge part rotatably connected;
An angle regulating contact surface that is formed on a side portion provided with the hinge portion and that abuts each other and regulates an angle between each other; and
It is provided with the sheet | seat clamping part of the same shape which is provided in the said side part, and clamps the said sheet | seat by mutually opposingly arrange | positioning.

(2) Further, in the above (1), the sheet fixing portion includes a standing portion formed on a peripheral edge portion of the tray body excluding a side portion where the hinge portion is provided, and the standing portion. A frame member that is detachably attached to the standing portion so as to cover the portion, and that fixes the sheet by sandwiching a peripheral portion of the sheet laid on the sheet laying portion together with the tray body. It is characterized by this.

(3) Further, in the above (2), it has a mesh member installed so as to cover the sheet laying portion, and the mesh member can be attached to and detached from at least one frame member in each tray body. It is characterized by being attached.

(4) Further, in the above-described (3), the frame member is an open side in which sides other than the side covering the standing portion are open, and the mesh member is on the open side. It has the slide prevention piece which prevents that it slides in.

(5) Moreover, in the thing as described in said (3) or (4), a mesh member has a hanging piece which hangs down to the lower surface side in the peripheral part,
The frame member includes a placement portion on which a peripheral portion of the mesh member is placed, a hanging piece engaging portion that engages with the hanging piece of the mesh member placed on the placement portion, And a mesh member detachment preventing piece that is disposed on the upper surface side of the peripheral portion of the mesh member placed on the portion and prevents the mesh member from detaching upward.

(6) Moreover, in the thing in any one of said (1) thru | or (5), the said sheet | seat clamping part consists of an inclined surface, and has a convex part and a recessed part which are mutually opposingly arranged by this inclined surface, When each tray main body is formed in an L shape, a predetermined gap is formed between the inclined surfaces, and the convex portion and the concave portion are configured to contact or be close to each other.

(7) Moreover, in the thing in any one of said (1) thru | or (6), the said hinge part is provided in one edge part of the side part in which this hinge part was provided, and has a shaft insertion hole. Consists of a convex piece part and a pair of convex piece parts that are provided at the other end of the side part and have a shaft insertion hole and are arranged so as to face each other with a gap through which the convex piece part can be inserted. It is characterized by that.

  In the present invention, each tray body in the pair of tray bodies is formed of a molded product having the same shape, and each tray body is formed on a hinge portion and each side portion provided with the hinge portion and is in contact with each other. An angle regulation contact surface that regulates an angle formed by contacting each other, and a sheet sandwiching portion of the same shape that is provided on each of the side portions and that is disposed to face each other so as to sandwich the peripheral edge portion of the sheet. It is a toilet for L-shaped pets, and it has a function of sandwiching sheets laid on each toilet body by the connecting portion of each tray body, and each tray body can be molded with one type of mold. And cost can be reduced.

1 is a perspective view of an L-shaped pet toilet according to an embodiment of the present invention. It is a top view of the toilet for L shape pets concerning an embodiment of the invention. It is a front view of the toilet for L shape pets concerning an embodiment of the invention. It is a right view of the toilet for L shape pets concerning an embodiment of the invention. The state which looked up at the L-shaped pet toilet which concerns on embodiment of this invention from the bottom is illustrated, and is explanatory drawing explaining operation | movement of an L-shaped pet toilet. The state which folded the L-shaped pet toilet which concerns on embodiment of this invention is illustrated. It is a disassembled perspective view of the toilet for L-shaped pets concerning an embodiment of the invention. It is a perspective view of the tray main body of the state by which the frame member was installed in the L-shaped pet toilet which concerns on embodiment of this invention. It is AA arrow sectional drawing in FIG. It is a BB arrow sectional view in FIG. FIG. 8 illustrates a case where the frame member in a state where the mesh member is installed is looked up from the direction of a thick arrow in FIG. 7. It is CC sectional view taken on the line in FIG. It is DD sectional view taken on the line in FIG.

  An L-shaped pet toilet 1 according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a sheet laying portion 15 on which a urine-absorbing sheet 5 (see FIG. 10) is laid, as shown in FIGS. A pair of tray bodies 7 having a standing portion 19 (see FIG. 7) formed in a U-shape surrounding three sides of the sheet laying portion 15 and each tray body 7 so as to cover the standing portion 19 A U-shaped frame member 9 that fixes the sheet 5 by sandwiching the peripheral edge of the sheet 5 laid on the tray body 7 together with the tray body 7, and a sheet in the frame of the frame member 9. 5 and a mesh member 11 installed so as to cover the hygroscopic portion. In FIG. 1, only a part of the mesh 11a of the mesh member 11 is illustrated so that the drawing is not complicated.

  Each tray body 7 has the same shape and can be formed by one type of mold. Each tray body 7 is rotatably connected by a hinge portion 13 provided on each tray body 7. More specifically, the tray main body 7 can be rotated between an angle between the tray main bodies 7 around the axis 13a of the hinge portion 13 between 0 degrees and approximately 90 degrees (thick arrow in FIG. 5). reference).

  Each part structure of the L-shaped pet toilet 1 configured as described above will be described in detail below mainly based on FIGS. 7 to 13 and appropriately referring to other drawings.

<Tray body>
As shown in FIG. 8, the tray body 7 has a substantially rectangular shape in plan view.
On the upper surface of the tray main body 7, a sheet laying portion 15 is provided which is formed of a rectangular low base and installs the sheet 5. The sheet laying portion 15 is provided inside the peripheral portion (the standing portion 19 and the connecting side portion 21) of the tray body 7 via a gap from the peripheral portion, and a flat portion 16 is formed in the gap.
Around the sheet laying portion 15, a plurality of fixing projections 17 each having a conical projection at the tip for fixing the sheet 5 to the tray body 7 side in cooperation with the frame member 9 are provided at predetermined intervals. (See FIGS. 7 and 13).

At the edge of the tray body 7, a U-shaped standing part 19 is provided in a plan view standing so as to surround three sides of the sheet laying part 15.
The standing portion 19 has a function of preventing urine and the like from flowing out. In addition, the standing part 19 does not necessarily need to have a uniform height throughout the standing part 19, and a concave part or the like may partially exist.

A side portion of the tray body 7 where the standing portion 19 is not provided is a connecting side portion 21 that is connected to the other tray body 7.
The connecting side portion 21 is formed with an angle regulating contact surface 21a inclined at 45 degrees with respect to the sheet laying portion 15 (see FIG. 8). Therefore, when the angle regulating contact surface 21a of each tray body 7 comes into contact, the angle formed by the connected tray bodies 7 is regulated so that the angle formed between the tray bodies 7 becomes approximately 90 degrees.

Both end portions in the width direction of the connecting side portion 21 are approximately the same as the height of the standing portion 19, and hinge portions 13 are formed at both end portions. The hinge portion 13 has a bearing portion 13b formed in an inverted U shape. The bearing portion 13b corresponds to a convex piece having a shaft insertion hole of the present invention. A pair of bearing portions 13b is formed at the left end portion in FIG. 8 at a predetermined interval, and one pair is formed at the opposite end portion.
As shown in FIG. 7, each bearing portion 13b has one bearing portion 13b on one side of the other tray body 7 inserted between a pair of bearing portions 13b of one tray body 7, and each bearing portion 13b. The holes are in communication. In this state, by inserting the shaft 13a through the hole of the bearing portion 13b, the tray bodies 7 are connected to each other as shown in FIG.
Since each tray main body 7 has the hinge part 13 of such a structure, it can be connected so that rotation is possible, although it is the same shape.

As shown in FIG. 8, a pair of posture lock spring mounting portions 21b formed of U-shaped ribs are provided on the lower side portion of the connecting side portion 21 in each tray body 7 so as to be separated by a predetermined distance. Further, a notch portion 21c is formed adjacent to the posture lock spring mounting portion 21b.
As shown in FIG. 10, the posture lock spring 23 is formed by bending a band-shaped metal plate into a substantially L shape, and has a folded portion 23a that is folded back into a substantially U shape at one end. The other end portion of the posture lock spring 23 is provided with a screw hole 23b, and the posture lock spring 23 is screwed to the posture lock spring mounting portion 21b by the screw hole 23b.
When each tray body 7 is connected by the connecting side portion 21, the posture lock spring mounting portion 21 b formed in one tray body 7 and the notch portion 21 c formed in the other tray body 7 are connected to the connecting side portion 21. It is arranged at a corresponding position across
Therefore, when the angle formed between the connected tray bodies 7 is approximately 90 degrees, the folded portion 23a of the posture lock spring 23 is located above the notch portion 21c of the other tray body 7 as shown in FIG. By pressing the portion, the posture in which the angle between the tray main bodies 7 is approximately 90 degrees can be maintained (locked).

Further, the connecting side portion 21 is provided with a sheet holding base 25 made of a long base along the edge of the tray body 7. The sheet clamping table 25 is formed with a sheet clamping surface 25a composed of a plane parallel to the angle regulating contact surface 21a. The sheet clamping surface 25a has a conical convex portion 25b and a convex portion 25b. Concave portions 25c into which the tip portions can be inserted are alternately provided at predetermined intervals.
When the angle formed between the tray main bodies 7 is approximately 90 degrees, the sheet clamping surfaces 25 a are arranged to face each other, and the tip of the convex portion 25 b formed on the sheet clamping surface 25 a of one tray main body 7 is the other tray main body 7. The sheet is inserted into a recess 25c formed in the sheet clamping surface 25a.
At this time, a gap of about 1.5 mm to 2.2 mm (a gap in which two hygroscopic portions on the sheet are overlapped) is formed between the sheet sandwiching surfaces 25a, and the tip of the convex portion 25b is formed in the concave portion 25c. It comes into contact with or close to the bottom (see FIGS. 8 and 10). In order to explain this point, FIG. 10 shows an enlarged view of a portion surrounded by a dotted circle in a cross section at the center of the convex portion 25b and the concave portion 25c.

When the sheet 5 is laid on the floor side and the vertical wall side so that the moisture absorption part is positioned on the sheet clamping surface 25a, and the angle between the tray bodies 7 is approximately 90 degrees, the moisture absorption part of the sheet 5 is the convex part 25b. And is fixed by the recess 25c. Although there are almost no gaps between the convex portions 25b and the concave portions 25c, the convex portions 25b and the concave portions 25c are provided at a plurality of points, and predetermined gaps are formed at other portions. The sheet 5 can be fixed without obstructing the rotation.
The hygroscopic portion of the sheet 5 sucks urine, so that the hygroscopic portion expands and closes the gap between the sheet sandwiching surfaces 25a, thereby preventing urine from leaking to the outside.

  That is, by configuring the sheet sandwiching base 25 as described above, the sheet 5 does not become an obstacle to rotating the angle between the tray main bodies 7 to approximately 90 degrees and is not displaced by scratching the pet. Can be fixed and urine leakage can be reliably prevented.

<Mesh member>
As shown in FIGS. 1, 2, 7, and 11, the mesh member 11 is formed by forming a mesh 11 a inside a frame-shaped peripheral edge. In FIGS. 1, 7 and 11, only a part of the mesh 11a is shown so as not to complicate the drawings.
The mesh member 11 is detachably attached to the frame member 9 so as to cover the sheet laying portion 15 of the tray body 7.

  The purpose of the mesh member 11 is to allow the urine excreted by the pet to pass through smoothly and be absorbed by the sheet 5 fixed below the mesh member 11 and to prevent the sheet 5 from being scratched. The shape may not be a lattice shape as shown in FIG. 2 or the like, but may be a round hole shape, a rhombus shape, or the like.

  The mesh member 11 is usually installed only on the tray body 7 used as a floor portion, but may be installed on the tray body 7 used as a vertical wall portion. Moreover, you may install only in the tray main body 7 used as a vertical wall part, and does not need to install in any. As described above, the mesh member 11 can be appropriately installed as necessary.

A plurality of hanging pieces 27 depending on the peripheral portion are provided on the peripheral portion of the mesh member 11 (see FIGS. 11 and 12), and a hanging piece engaging portion of the frame member 9 described later is provided at the tip of each hanging piece 27. A claw portion 27a is provided to engage with 35 (see FIG. 12).
Furthermore, a plurality of ribs 11 b for improving the strength of the mesh member 11 are provided on the back side of the peripheral edge of the mesh member 11.

<Frame member>
As shown in FIG. 7, the frame member 9 has a substantially U shape corresponding to the shape of the standing portion 19 of the tray body 7, and is mounted so as to cover the standing portion 19 from above.
On the inner peripheral edge of the frame member 9, a placement portion 31 on which the peripheral edge portion of the mesh member 11 is installed is provided along the inner peripheral edge. A hanging portion 33 is formed so as to hang down.

The hanging portion 33 is provided with a hanging piece engaging portion 35 made of a rectangular cutout so that when the mesh member 11 is installed on the frame member 9, it engages with the hanging piece 27 of the mesh member 11. It has become.
In order to install the mesh member 11 on the frame member 33, first, the hanging piece 27 of the mesh member 11 is positioned on the placement portion 31 of the frame member 9 and pressed against the frame member 9 side. Then, the hanging piece 27 of the mesh member 11 is bent, so that the claw portion 27 a of the hanging piece 27 is engaged with the hanging piece engaging portion 35.
Engagement states of the hanging piece 27 and the hanging piece engaging portion 35 of the mesh member 11 are shown in an enlarged view (a) and FIG. 12 in FIG.

  As shown in FIG. 7, a mesh member slide preventing piece 37 made of a small piece is erected on the upper surface of the mounting portion 31. As shown in the enlarged view (b) of FIG. 11, the mesh member slide prevention piece 37 abuts on the rib 11b of the mesh member 11 from the open side of the frame member 9, and the mesh member 11 slides to the open side. To prevent it from falling off.

  As shown in FIG. 11, a cylindrical fixed cylindrical portion 39 into which the tip of the fixed protrusion 17 is inserted is provided on the back surface side of the mounting portion 31 at a position corresponding to the fixed protrusion 17 of the tray body 7. (See the enlarged view (c) in FIG. 11). FIG. 13 shows a state where the tip of the fixed projection 17 is inserted into the fixed cylindrical portion 39. By inserting the distal end of the fixed projection 17, the sheet 5 is sandwiched between the fixed projection 17 and the fixed cylindrical portion 39.

On the inner peripheral side of the open side of the frame member 9, as shown in an enlarged view in FIG. 1 and FIG. 2, a mesh member detachment preventing piece 41 made of a small piece protruding inward is provided.
The mesh member detachment preventing piece 41 is disposed close to the upper surface of the mesh member 11 when the mesh member 11 is installed (see FIG. 10).

The effect of the mesh member detachment preventing piece 41 will be described below.
When the mesh member 11 is attached to the frame member 9, the hanging piece engaging portion 35 and the hanging piece 27 are engaged with each other. However, since the frame member 9 is U-shaped, the open side is likely to bend more easily than when it is formed in a rectangular shape. Therefore, the frame member 9 may be bent when it is removed from the tray body 7 and the engagement of the hanging piece engaging portion 35 and the hanging piece 27 may be released.
In such a case, the mesh member detachment preventing piece 41 is in contact with the upper surface of the peripheral edge of the mesh member 11 to prevent the mesh member 11 from coming off upward.

  In order to place the mesh member 11 on the placement portion 31, the side of the mesh member 11 is inserted between the placement portion 31 and the mesh member detachment prevention piece 41 and then the entire mesh member 11 is placed. To do. For this reason, as shown in FIG. 10, the mesh member detachment preventing piece 41 has a shape in which the tip portion on the side opposite to the open side of the frame member 9 is warped upward, making it easy to insert the side portion of the mesh member 11. ing.

An example of a method of using the L-shaped pet toilet 1 according to the present embodiment configured as described above will be described.
With the frame member 9 and the mesh member 11 removed from each tray body 7, one tray body 7 is placed on the floor surface while the pair of tray bodies 7 are connected.
Then, the sheet 5 is laid so as to cover the sheet laying portion 15 on the tray body 7 side placed on the floor surface. At this time, the tray body on the vertical wall side is slightly tilted to widen the gap between the opposing sheet clamping surfaces 25a, and one side of the sheet 5 is inserted into this gap. At this time, it is preferable that the hygroscopic portion of the sheet 5 covers the seal holding surface 25a.

  Next, the tray body 7 on the vertical wall side is set to approximately 90 degrees, and the frame member 9 is installed on the standing part 19 of the tray body 7 on the floor side. When the frame member 9 is installed, the distal end of the fixing projection 17 of the tray body 7 is inserted into the fixed cylindrical portion 39 of the frame member 9, and the sheet 5 is sandwiched and fixed by both.

Next, the L-shaped pet toilet 1 is repositioned so that the tray body 7 on which the sheets 5 are laid is on the vertical wall side and the tray body 7 on which the sheets 5 are not laid is on the floor side. The sheet 5 is laid and the frame member 9 is installed.
In this way, in the state where the sheets 5 are laid on the tray body 7 on both the floor side and the vertical wall side, the two sheets 5 are arranged so as to overlap each other between the opposing sheet clamping surfaces 25a. Is done. Even in this case, as described above, there is a gap of 1.5 mm to 2.2 mm between the opposing sheet nipping surfaces 25a as shown in FIG. Can be inserted, and the rotation of the tray body 7 is not hindered. On the other hand, since the sheet 5 is sandwiched and held by the convex part 25b and the concave part 25c provided on the sheet clamping surface 25a, the sheet 5 is not displaced due to the pet's mischief.

Next, the mesh member 11 is installed as needed. This example demonstrates the case where the mesh member 11 is installed only in the tray main body 7 used as a floor part.
First, the side of the mesh member 11 is inserted so as to be hidden under the mesh member detachment preventing piece 41, and the mesh member 11 is placed on the placement portion 31 of the frame member 9. At this time, as described above, the tip of the mesh member detachment prevention piece 41 on the side where the mesh member 11 is inserted (the side opposite to the open side of the frame member 9) is warped upward, so the mesh member Eleven sides can be easily inserted.

Next, the entire mesh member 11 is pressed against the placement unit 31. By doing so, the claw portion 27 a of the hanging piece 27 of the mesh member 11 and the hanging piece engaging portion 35 of the frame member 9 are engaged, and the mesh member 11 is installed on the frame member 9.
By installing the mesh member 11, the hygroscopic portion of the sheet 5 is covered, and the sheet 5 can be protected from tampering with the pet. Further, for example, even when a pet's claw is caught on the mesh 11 a and an external force is applied to the mesh member 11, the mesh member 11 is engaged with the frame member 9 so that it does not come off.

  In use, when the pet urinates toward the vertical wall portion side of the tray body 7, the urine also scatters in the vicinity of the connecting side portion 21 of each tray body 7 and is absorbed by the sheets 5. At this time, as described above, the sheet holding surface 25a is provided with the hygroscopic portion of the sheet 5, and the urine is absorbed, whereby the sheet 5 of the portion expands to close the gap between the connecting side portions 21, and the connecting side portion 21 It is possible to reliably prevent urine from leaking out.

Next, the procedure for replacing the sheet 5 will be described below.
In order to replace the sheet 5, first, the frame member 9 is removed. When the mesh member 11 is installed on the frame member 9, the frame member 9 is removed together with the mesh member 11.
At this time, even if the frame member 9 is bent, the mesh member detachment preventing piece 41 is in contact with the upper surface of the mesh member 11, so that the mesh member 11 is prevented from coming off upward. Further, since the mesh member slide prevention piece 37 is in contact with the rib 11b of the mesh member 11, the mesh member 11 does not slide to the open side of the frame member 9 and come off.
Thus, when removing the frame member 9 from the tray body 7, the mesh member 11 does not come off from the frame member 9, so that the mesh member with urine unexpectedly falls on the floor surface and soils the floor surface. There is nothing.

  After the frame member 9 is removed, the frame body 9 is then rotated so as to push down the upper side of the tray body 7 on the vertical wall side, thereby narrowing the angle between the tray bodies 7. As a result, the posture lock spring 23 is unlocked, and the gap between the opposing sheet clamping surfaces 25a is widened, so that the sheet 5 can be removed from the sheet clamping surfaces 25a. In this state, the sheet 5 is removed, and a new sheet 5 is laid by the above-described procedure.

As described above, in the L-shaped pet toilet 1 according to the present embodiment, since the sheet 5 is held by the sheet holding table 25 arranged opposite to each other, each tray body 7 can be operated without trouble even when the sheet 5 is laid. While being able to rotate, the sheet can be firmly fixed, and urine does not leak from the connecting side portion 21 during use. Thus, the thing of this Embodiment makes the rotation of a pair of toilet main body 7 smooth, and reliably prevents fixation of the sheet 5 in the connection side part 21 of a floor part and a vertical wall part, and leakage of urine. it can.
Moreover, in this Embodiment, even when the mesh member 11 is installed in the frame member 9 by providing the mesh member detachment prevention piece 41 and the mesh member slide prevention piece 37, the mesh member 11 is removed from the frame member when the sheets are replaced. Since it does not come off easily, the floor surface will not be soiled by the unexpected fall of the mesh member 11 with urine.
Moreover, although it is each tray main body 7 which has the above outstanding effects, since it is the same shape, it can shape | mold with one type of metal mold | die, Therefore, metal mold | die cost can be held down.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 L-shaped toilet for pets 5 Sheets 7 Tray body 9 Frame member 11 Mesh member 11a Mesh 11b Rib 13 Hinge part 13a Shaft 13b Bearing part 15 Sheet laying part 16 Flat part 17 Fixed projection part 19 Standing part 21 Connecting side part 21a Angle Restriction contact surface 21b Posture lock spring mounting portion 21c Notch portion 23 Posture lock spring 23a Folding portion 23b Screw hole 25 Sheet clamping base 25a Sheet clamping surface 25b Protruding portion 25c Recessed portion 27 Dripping piece 27a Claw portion 31 Mounting portion 33 Hanging portion 35 Suspended piece engaging portion 37 Mesh member slide preventing piece 39 Fixed cylindrical portion 41 Mesh member disengagement preventing piece

Claims (7)

A pair of tray main bodies having a sheet laying portion on which sheets are laid, and a sheet fixing portion for fixing a sheet laid on the sheet laying portion, each tray main body being rotatably connected, It is an L-shaped pet toilet that can be installed in an L-shape with the floor side and the other as a vertical wall,
Each tray body in the pair of tray bodies consists of a molded product of the same shape,
Each tray body
A hinge part rotatably connected;
An angle regulating contact surface that is formed on a side portion provided with the hinge portion and that abuts each other and regulates an angle between each other; and
An L-shaped pet toilet, comprising: a sheet nipping portion of the same shape that is provided on the side and is disposed opposite to each other so as to nipping the sheet. The sheet fixing portion is detachably attached to the standing portion so as to cover the standing portion, and a standing portion formed on a peripheral portion of the tray body excluding the side portion on which the hinge portion is provided. 2. An L-shaped pet toilet according to claim 1, further comprising: a frame member that clamps a peripheral edge of the sheet laid on the sheet laying portion together with the tray body to fix the sheet. .   The mesh member installed so as to cover the sheet laying portion, and the mesh member is detachably attached to at least one frame member in each tray body. L-shaped pet toilet.   The frame member has an open side in which sides other than the side that covers the standing portion are opened, and has a slide preventing piece that prevents the mesh member from sliding to the open side. The L-shaped pet toilet according to claim 3. The mesh member has a hanging piece that hangs on the lower surface side at the periphery thereof,
The frame member includes a placement portion on which a peripheral portion of the mesh member is placed, a hanging piece engaging portion that engages with the hanging piece of the mesh member placed on the placement portion, 5. A mesh member detachment preventing piece disposed on an upper surface side of a peripheral edge portion of the mesh member placed on a portion to prevent the mesh member from being detached upward. 5. L-shaped toilet for pets.   The sheet sandwiching portion is formed of an inclined surface, and has a convex portion and a concave portion arranged opposite to each other on the inclined surface, and when each tray body is formed in an L shape, a predetermined gap is formed between the inclined surfaces. The L-shaped pet toilet according to any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein the convex portion and the concave portion are configured to come into contact with or close to each other.   The hinge part is provided at one end of a side part provided with the hinge part and has a protruding piece part having a shaft insertion hole, and is provided at the other end part of the side part and has a shaft insertion hole. The L-shape according to any one of claims 1 to 6, wherein the convex piece portion is configured by a pair of convex piece portions disposed so as to face each other through a gap in which the convex piece portion can be inserted. Pet toilet.

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