JP2014224678A - Simple small-sized stove cover - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a stove cover that is simple and expensive, never impairs its appearance, is easy for installation and removal and has good balance of handleability between trouble of cleaning and actual use, in order to prevent an unused adjacent stove from being dirtied from a stove in use.SOLUTION: A simple cover 10 has a size of covering a trivet or a burner cap and a height of never contacting with a temperature sensor, and just covers from above a stove.

Description

The present invention relates to a stove cover that prevents contamination of an adjacent unused stove from a stove in use.

Conventionally, dirt such as oil splashes from cooking has scattered to an unused stove (heating port) different from the part where the food is being cooked, and adhered to the vicinity of the top plate or burner. The top plate is easy to clean, but the virtues, burner caps, and temperature sensors are complex in shape, and the dirt is burnt and cheap, so cleaning is cumbersome.

Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 5-32910 Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 7-71773 JP-A-9-133368 Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 9-292129 JP 2000-257879 A JP-A-11-63518 JP 7-217893 A JP 11-103947 A JP 2000-179870 A JP 2003-161450 A JP 2006-313045 A JP-A-2005-235992

However, Patent Document 1, Patent Document 2, Patent Document 3, Patent Document 4, and Patent Document 5 are mainly intended to prevent contamination on the top plate of the gas stove. The top plate is flat when the virtues are removed, and the material has evolved, so cleaning is very easy.

When the cover material is made of aluminum foil, it is thin and easily broken, and it is difficult to remove the attached dirt. For this reason, when the cover becomes dirty, it is necessary to replace the cover itself, which is disposable and uneconomical.

Also, although there are things that cover up to the saucer, since the burner, burner cap, temperature sensor, etc. cannot be covered, it is not possible to prevent dirt such as oil splashes from other stoves on an unused stove.

And when such a cover is attached, the appearance of the gas stove is significantly reduced.

Patent Literature 6, Patent Literature 7, Patent Literature 8, Patent Literature 9, and Patent Literature 10 cover the entire gas stove and aim at hiding dirt, not preventing dirt. And when you're covering, you can't cook.

In Patent Document 6, it is said that a part of the stove can be used by folding a part of the mat portion with the cover, but the cover covers the entire gas stove, and the cover itself is large and the entire stove is completely covered. When using, the removal is troublesome, and it is inconvenient to secure the place. The material is aluminum foil, and it is uneconomical because it is disposable. In addition, the appearance is significantly reduced.

In Patent Document 7, it is assumed that the front stove can be used by removing the front cover (the name in the document is the first stove cover). However, since the cover itself is large, the movement of the cover is troublesome. Also, as assumed in Patent Document 7, since there are two stoves in the front, if one is still used, the other unused stove becomes dirty.

In Patent Document 11, a new superior top plate is placed on the existing top plate, but the only thing that can be solved with respect to dirt is that the top plate is easy to clean. Unable to solve the stains on.

The purpose of Patent Document 12 is to prevent contamination of virtues and trays in use (in the terminology the stove pedestal portion). Even if this cover is attached to a stove that is not used, it is impossible to cover part of the virtues and burners, burner caps, temperature sensors, etc., so oil stains from other stoves cannot be prevented.

As described above, in the past, there existed a cover for a top plate and a cover that assumed spillage dirt on a stove in use, but this did not prevent dirt on the entire unused stove. Also, the appearance was greatly impaired, and it was a large cover that covered the entire gas stove.

The top plate is flat when the virtues are removed, and the material has evolved, so cleaning is very easy. Therefore, there is not much need for a cover for the top board.

In recent years, gas stoves without a saucer have become mainstream, and some have a function to prevent spillage, so the need for a cover for the saucer has diminished.

Even in this situation, there is dirt such as oil splashes from the stove in cooking to the adjacent unused stove, and the need to prevent dirt from adhering to the virtues and burner caps has changed. There is. The present invention solves the problems based on the above points.

In order to solve this problem, the present invention is a cover that covers a burner and five virtues and has a simple shape that can be covered from the stove.

As described above, according to the present invention, it is possible to prevent dirt such as oil splashing from a cooking stove from adhering to the adjacent unused virtues, burner cap, and temperature sensor.

The appearance does not change greatly, and the size of the cover is not the whole gas stove, but the size of each stove, so it is small, easy to remove and easy to handle. Since the shape is simple, it can be realized at low cost. It is easy to wash and can be used repeatedly. Because the size is the same size as the five virtues, there is no difficulty in placing it.

The perspective view of the gas stove which showed a mode that the unused stove was dirty before installing this invention. The perspective view when installing this invention with respect to an unused stove. The perspective view which showed the basic shape of this invention. The top view when making this invention into the shape of a half moon. The side view when making this invention into the shape of a half moon. The perspective view when making this invention into the shape of a half moon. The perspective view when installing this invention of the shape of a half moon. The perspective view when the present invention which made the shape of a half moon type was installed vertically.

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below. First, FIG. 1 is a perspective view of an entire gas stove showing how an unused stove 1 becomes dirty before the present invention is installed.

Oil splashes 4 scatter from the stove 2 in use cooking in a frying pan 3 and the like to the adjacent unused stove 1 and become dirty. At this time, the most dirty parts such as the top plate 5, the virtues 6 and the burner cap 7 are stained, but the top plate 5 is flat and can be easily cleaned if the virtues 6 are removed. For this reason, the present invention is intended to prevent contamination at locations other than the top plate 5.

Next, FIG. 2 will be described. It is the figure which installed the cover 10 in the center and the right stove. This prevents contamination of the unused stove 1 with respect to the five virtues 6, the burner cap 7, and the temperature sensor 9. The height is a height at which the temperature sensor 9 is not touched, and the width is a size of Gotoku 6. If the material is like a tin can lid, it can be washed and used repeatedly.

1 and 2, Gotoku 6 has a round shape, but there is also a square Gotoku. In that case, the cover 10 also has a square shape.

In addition, since this invention is such a shape, it can install regardless of the presence or absence of the receiving tray 8. FIG.

Next, FIG. 3 will be described. The basic shape of this invention is shown. When the virtues are circular, the cover is also circular as shown in this figure. If the virtues are square, the cover will also be square.

Next, FIGS. 4, 5, and 6 will be described. The shape which made the present invention the half moon type is shown. In the case of a built-in gas stove, there are generally two types of a top plate of 60 cm and a type of 75 cm. In the case of the 60 centimeter type, there may be no distance between the virtues and the gas stove frame. The half moon type cover 11 is an effective shape for such a gas stove.

Also, in order to enable vertical placement, the cut is angled inward rather than vertically.

A specific installation example of the half moon type cover 11 is shown in FIG. In this case, the frame 12 of the gas stove has a mountain shape, there is not a sufficient distance from the Gotoku 6, and the circular cover 10 cannot be installed. For such a gas stove, the shape of the half moon cover 11 is suitable. In addition, even if it is a half-moon type, dirt can be sufficiently prevented and it is easy to carry.

Next, FIG. 8 will be described. A state in which the half-moon cover 11 is placed vertically is shown. Since the cut has an angle, it can be placed vertically. This is convenient when the half-moon type cover 11 is removed and temporarily avoided.

Since the angle of the cut depends on the material and size of the half moon cover 11, there is no fixed angle.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Unused stove 2 In-use stove 3 Frying pan 4 Oil splash 5 Top plate 6 Gotoku 7 Burner cap 8 Sauce pan 9 Temperature sensor 10 Cover 11 Half moon type cover 12 Frame

Claims (3)

A stove cover featuring a shape that covers the virtues, burner cap, and temperature sensor on each gas stove. The stove cover according to claim 1, wherein the stove cover has a half-moon shape with a part cut off, and can be installed even when there is unevenness on a narrow gas stove or an edge (frame) of the top of the gas stove. The stove cover according to claim 2, wherein the cut end is not vertical but is slightly inwardly angled and can be placed vertically.