JP2015202175A - Curtain structure in bathroom - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To make a curtain not interfering with the use of an implement such as a handrail, in a bathroom which has a plurality of spaces including a toilet space and a shower space and which is sectioned with a curtain.SOLUTION: The track of a curtain rail 6 is devised that hangs a shower curtain 7, with a space configured to have a first part which is nearly linear to mainly divide a toilet space 2 and a shower space 3, a second part which is arcuate to the shower space 3 before a handrail 374, and a third part which is roughly parallel to a wall face 51 at the back. Consequently, when the toilet space 2 is in use, the bundled (opened) curtain 7 is stored in the third part which is extended over the installation position of the handrail 374 by a prescribed length. As the curtain is held by a hook 64, the curtain 7 is free from interfering (not interfering) with the use of the handrail 374.

Description

  The present invention relates to a curtain structure used as a so-called shower curtain in a sanitary room, in particular, a routing structure.

  For example, in the unit type sanitary room, conventionally, the shower curtain is used in order to prevent water scattering. What is partitioned by the shower curtain is, for example, a toilet space which is one space and a bath (washing place) or a shower space which is the other space. And since the shower curtain prevents scattering of water, in particular, the floor of the toilet space is prevented from being flooded, and the toilet paper is prevented from getting wet.

  This shower curtain is suspended from a plurality of suspenders that slide on curtain rails laid near the ceiling. And as shown in patent document 1 and patent document 2, the shower curtain is usually bundled near the wall surface in the back of the sanitary room, and when used, one end thereof is to the entrance side of the sanitary room. The two spaces are partitioned by being drawn. In Patent Document 1, the shower curtain is provided with bars called stiffeners extending in the vertical direction at predetermined intervals so that the shower curtain is not pushed into the toilet space due to water pressure.

JP 2003-135262 A JP-A-8-254028

  In such sanitary rooms, barrier-free measures are also in progress. For example, handrails are provided for assisting the user to sit on the toilet seat or to assist in getting up. Such handrails greatly contribute to the safety of the user, particularly when used in elderly facilities or hospitals. The sanitary room is originally packed with a plurality of sanitary devices in a small space. Therefore, many instruments are provided as protrusions in the sanitary room. In addition, as the instrument, it may be permanently installed, can be replaced (relocated) or exchanged as appropriate, or is retractable, but the present invention considers an instrument that protrudes into the sanitary room. .

  On the other hand, for example, when a wheelchair or a shower carry is used, a certain space is required as a turning radius. For example, although it depends on the carry type, it is a circular space having a diameter of about 800 mm. Therefore, it is necessary to open the curtain widely and take advantage of the overlapping space. Therefore, until the shower is actually used, it is important that the space overlapping both is opened widely on the entrance side, and the curtains are bound in the back and do not get in the way.

  However, in the conventional curtain rail routing structure in a shower curtain, the curtain partitions the space between the two spaces and is bundled as it is on the back wall as described above, so a handrail provided on the wall side is used. However, there is a problem that it becomes an obstacle (interference). Or in order to avoid such an obstacle (interference), there exists a problem that the installation position of instruments, such as the handrail, is restricted or cannot be installed at an ideal position.

  An object of the present invention is to provide a curtain structure in a sanitary room in which curtains can be bundled and fixed to the wall side without causing any obstacle to the use of a wall-mounted device.

  The curtain structure in the sanitary room of the present invention is a curtain structure in which the space in the sanitary room is partitioned and the space between the two spaces can be opened and closed in order to prevent water from splashing into the other space. On the wall surface near the boundary, there is installed a predetermined device that protrudes in the room direction and can be used during use of at least one space, and the curtain rail for suspending the curtain is laid near the boundary between the two spaces A suspended curtain extending from one end side to the other end side near the wall surface and extending from the other end side of the first portion, Before the wall surface, a second portion that draws an arc on the other space side, and an end opposite to the first portion of the second portion are extended from the wall surface at a predetermined interval. Including a third part Said third portion is extending the installation position exceeds a predetermined length of the instrument, the portion of the predetermined length, characterized in that to accommodate the curtain bundle.

  According to the above configuration, for example, in a sanitary room that is preferably implemented as a unit type sanitary room in which a toilet space and a bath or shower space are integrated, for example, shower water, cleaning water, and the like go to the other space. In order to prevent the floor and toilet paper from splashing and getting wet with water, for example, a so-called shower curtain is provided between the two spaces so as to be freely opened and closed. When a predetermined instrument such as a handrail that protrudes in the room direction and can be used during use of at least one space is installed on the wall surface near the boundary, the curtain is devised.

  Specifically, a curtain rail for suspending the curtain is laid near the boundary between the two spaces, and the suspended curtain is guided to open from one end side toward the other end side near the wall surface. A second portion extending from the other end side of the first portion and drawing an arc on the other space side before the wall surface, and a first portion of the second portion And a third portion that extends from the opposite end to the wall surface with a predetermined interval. The third portion extends beyond the installation position of the instrument by a predetermined length, and the bundled (open) curtain is accommodated at the predetermined length portion. In other words, if there is a device used from at least one space, such as a handrail, on the wall, and the curtains get in the way and it becomes difficult to use the device, it will interfere with the curtain rail. Bend in front of the instrument and extend to the end of the instrument, and the bundled (open) curtain is accommodated in the extended part.

  Therefore, the instrument can be used without any obstacle from the one space on the non-bending side, and the curtains can be bundled and fixed to the wall side.

  In the curtain structure in the sanitary room of the present invention, the one space is a toilet space, and the other space is a bath or shower space.

  According to the above configuration, it is possible to prevent handrails and other equipment from being disturbed from the toilet space side while preventing the shower water from splashing on the toilet space side and preventing the toilet space floor and toilet paper from getting wet. It can be used.

  Furthermore, the curtain structure in the sanitary room of the present invention is characterized in that the predetermined instrument is a handrail.

  According to said structure, even if a curtain is bundled, a handrail can be used from the toilet space side without an obstacle.

  Further, in the curtain structure in the sanitary room of the present invention, the curtain is provided with magnets in the vicinity of the lower part and the central part in the vicinity of the end part on the bundled side, and the wall surface is made of a magnetic material. And

  According to said structure, the clearance gap between the edge part of a curtain and a wall surface can be prevented by using the magnetism of a magnet.

  Furthermore, the curtain structure in the sanitary room according to the present invention is characterized in that a neodymium magnet is used as the magnet and a powder coating process is performed on the surface thereof.

  According to said structure, since a neodymium magnet is excellent in mechanical strength and has the highest magnetic energy, it is suitable for fixing the edge part of a curtain to a wall surface, and performs the powder coating process on the surface Thus, the effect of preventing rust against water wetting can be obtained.

  As described above, the curtain structure in the sanitary room of the present invention is a curtain structure that partitions the space in the sanitary room and prevents water scattering, and protrudes in the room direction on the wall surface near the boundary between the two spaces. When a predetermined instrument such as a handrail that can be used during the use of one space is installed, the curtain is extended so that the curtain rail extends toward the wall surface to the other space side near the wall surface. After bending, the installation position of the instrument is extended beyond a predetermined length, and the bundled (open) curtain is accommodated at the predetermined length.

  Therefore, the curtains can be bundled and fixed to the wall side without any obstacle to the use of the instrument.

It is a top view of the sanitary room which employ | adopts the curtain structure which concerns on one Embodiment of this invention. It is a top view of the sanitary room which employ | adopts the curtain structure of a prior art example. It is a figure of the curtain rail which concerns on one Embodiment of this invention. It is a side view of a curtain. It is a top view of another sanitary room. It is a top view of still another sanitary room.

  FIG. 1 is a plan view of a sanitary room 1 that employs a curtain structure according to an embodiment of the present invention. This sanitary room 1 is a unit type sanitary room in which a toilet space 2 and a shower space 3 are integrally formed. In the example of FIG. 1, the entrance 4 is composed of three sliding doors 41 to 43 and can be pulled in either the left or right direction. For example, when the right shower space 3 side is opened from the entrance 4, the sliding doors 41 to 43 at the time of opening are housed in the front and back on the left toilet space 2 side.

  On the toilet space 2 side, the toilet bowl 21 is installed at an angle of 45 degrees with respect to the inner wall surface 51 and the left wall surface 52, and the user can easily approach from both the left and right sides of the toilet bowl 21. It has a structure. A water tank 22 is provided behind the toilet bowl 21, a lighting fixture 23 is provided above the water tank 22, and an exhaust duct 24 is provided on the ceiling. The wall surface 52 is provided with a wall surface and is provided with a toilet paper holder 25 on the lower side and a load shelf 26 on which a spare toilet paper or the like is placed on the upper side as a tool protruding toward the sanitary room 1 side. ing. Further, the left and right handrails 271 and 272 and the rear handrail 273 and support members 274 and 275 for fixing the handrails 271 and 272 to the wall surfaces 52 and 51 are also provided around the toilet bowl 21 as the above-described instruments. In addition, a handrail 276 extending vertically is provided on the inlet 4 side.

  On the side of the shower space 3, a faucet 31 and a nozzle 32 for ejecting shower water whose water temperature and amount are adjusted by the faucet are installed on the inner wall surface 51, and tables 33 and 34 such as soap are provided. It is provided as appropriate. Further, on the wall surface 51, a mirror, a lighting fixture 35, and the like (not shown) are provided above the faucet 31. Also in this shower space 3, on the inner wall surface 51, handrails 371 extending horizontally above the faucet 31 and handrails 372 and 373 extending vertically on both sides of the mirror are located near the boundary with the toilet space 2. Handrails 374 extending vertically are respectively provided, and a handrail 375 extending horizontally and a handrail 376 extending vertically on the entrance 4 side are provided on the right wall surface 53.

  In addition, in terms of cleaning and drainage, the floor surface of the toilet space 2 and the shower space 3 is provided with appropriate slopes and steps, and a drainage groove 54 is provided at the boundary between them. On the side, a drainage assembly 55 is provided on the shower space 3 side.

  The shower curtain 7 for partitioning the space for the two uses in the narrow unit type sanitary room 1 having the two uses of the toilet space 2 and the shower space 3 configured as described above. The present invention has a feature in the track (shape) of the curtain rail 6 that is suspended so as to be freely opened and closed. Since this shower curtain 7 is provided, for example, shower water or soapy water is scattered on the toilet space 2 side, the floor is submerged, and the toilet 21 is splashed with water, so that extra cleaning is required. And the toilet paper can be prevented from getting wet. On the other hand, cleaning water or the like on the toilet space 2 side can also be prevented from flowing into the shower space 3 side.

  And the track | orbit of the curtain rail 6 is not only the straight track | orbit which divides toilet space 2 and shower space 3 like patent document 1 and patent document 2 shown in FIG. The curtain 7 does not become an obstacle to the use of the handrail 374 that is a projection that is used at least when the toilet space 2 is used on the side wall surface 51 side where 3 is arranged and is installed near the boundary between the two spaces 2 and 3. It has a trajectory that draws an arc (does not interfere) so that the curtain 7 can be bundled (opened).

  FIG. 3 is a view of the curtain rail 6, (a) is a bottom view looking up from below, and (b) is a cross-sectional view perpendicular to the axis. As shown in FIG. 3 (b), the curtain rail 6 has a substantially U-shaped cross-section that is open downward, and the ends of both U-shaped pieces are folded back inwardly, Guide it slidably.

  With reference to Fig.3 (a), the track | orbit of the curtain rail 6 is demonstrated in detail. The curtain rail 6 of the present embodiment mainly divides the toilet space 2 and the shower space 3, a substantially straight first portion 61 laid near the boundary between the two spaces, and a second portion 62 that draws the arc. And a third portion 63 substantially parallel to the inner wall surface 51. In addition, the 1st part 61 does not necessarily need to be formed in a straight line according to the shape of the toilet bowl 21, the shape of the wall surface 52, the installation situation of an instrument, etc. In addition, the boundary between the toilet space 2 and the shower space 3 is not strictly defined. Actually, when the toilet space 2 is used, like the wheelchair or the shower carrying radius, the curtain 7 is not used. Opened, part of the shower space 3 is also used (shared) as the toilet space 2, and by closing the curtain 7, the shower space 3 and the toilet space 2 are partitioned, and the boundary between both spaces is almost regulated. become. Therefore, the boundary does not necessarily coincide with the drainage groove 54 and the like, and the curtain 7 is also provided near the unclear boundary.

  It should be noted in the curtain rail 6 of the present embodiment that the first portion 61 opens the suspended curtain from the one end 611 on the entrance 4 side toward the other end 612 near the back wall surface 51. The second portion 62 is extended from the other end 612 side of the first portion 61, forms an arc on the shower space 3 side before the wall surface 51, and the third portion 63 The second portion 62 extends from the end portion 622 opposite to the first portion 61 along the wall surface 51 at a predetermined interval and substantially parallel to the wall portion 51, and the third portion 63 is provided with the handrail 374. The position of the curtain extends beyond the position by a predetermined length, and the bundled (open) curtain is accommodated in the portion of the predetermined length.

  The second portion 62 is not limited to the circular arc as shown in FIGS. 1 and 3, but may be a curved line with a changing curvature, or may be bent as long as the hanging tool of the curtain 7 can pass through. Further, in the example of FIGS. 1 and 3, the first portion 61 and the third portion 63 are orthogonal to each other, so that the second portion 62 draws a 90-degree arc. It may be a corner. Further, the end portion 622 to the third portion 63 of the second portion 62 are laid so as to be separated from the tip (height) of the handrail 371 by, for example, about 20 mm as the predetermined interval. Therefore, for example, when the height of the handrail 371 is 70 mm, the third portion 63 is laid about 90 mm away from the wall surface 51 from the end 622 of the second portion 62. Further, the predetermined length in the third portion 63 is a length that can accommodate at least a bundled (open) curtain, and if the second portion 62 can sufficiently avoid the handrail 374, The third portion 63 may be formed only to a length that can accommodate the bundled (open) curtains.

  In order to fix the bundled (open) curtain to the wall surface 51, a hook 64 is provided. The hook 64 is curved in an arch shape and is swingable about a vertical axis by a rotation support portion 65 having one end fixed to the wall surface 51. After the hook 64 is tilted to the indoor side, the bundled (open) curtain is sandwiched inside the hook 64, and the hook 64 is tilted to the wall surface 51 side, so that the wall surface 51 and the hook 64 are The curtain is held in a bundled state.

  Magnet runners are fitted to both ends 611 and 632 of the curtain rail 6 to attract the hanging tool. Further, appropriate portions of the curtain rail 6 are fixed to the ceiling of the sanitary room 1. The ceiling of the curtain rail 6 may be fixed to the ceiling of the sanitary room 1 with screws, or the curtain rail 6 may be fixed to a column suspended from the ceiling of the sanitary room 1. May be supported.

  As described above, the trajectory of the curtain rail 6 that suspends the curtain that divides the toilet space 2 and the shower space 3 is substantially extended on the wall surface 51 side of the first portion 61 that is substantially straight. In order to avoid the handrail 374 located on the line, the second portion 62 causes an arc to be drawn on the shower space 3 side opposite to the toilet space 2 where the handrail 374 is mainly used, and the third portion 63 is extended and the curtain bundled by the third portion 63 is held, so that the user who uses the toilet 21 in the toilet space 2 uses the handrail 374 without obstruction, that is, without being blocked by the curtain 7. And the curtains can be bundled and fixed to the wall side 51.

  Then, by holding the bundled curtains with the hooks 64, the curtains can be opened widely, and the overlapping space near the boundary between the toilet space 2 and the shower space 3 can be utilized. Further, the installation position of the handrail 374 can be set to an ideal position, and the user can easily perform an operation for holding a posture such as a standing and sitting movement or a lateral movement, for example. 374 can be promoted. In this way, the user-friendliness of the space can be improved especially for users assumed in elderly facilities and hospitals.

  In this regard, in the conventional example shown in FIG. 2, when the curtain 7 is bundled with the hook 64, the bundle of the curtain 7 exists as shown by reference numeral 70 in front of the wall surface 51, and the user using the toilet 21 It becomes an obstacle when using the handrail 374 (interference). 2 is similar to the configuration of FIG. 1, and corresponding portions are denoted by the same reference numerals and description thereof is omitted.

  Here, the handrails 271, 272, 273, 276, and 374 will be described. These handrails 271, 272, 273, 276, and 374 are used in appropriate combination depending on whether the left or right side of the user's body is paralyzed. The handrails 271 and 272 on both sides of the toilet bowl 21 are supported by support members 274 and 275 so as to be swingable (openable / closable) and fixed. When the user is seated from the left side of the toilet 21, the handrail 271 is widened, and the user is seated using the handrails 276 to 271 and 273 to 272. On the other hand, when the user is seated from the right side of the toilet 21, the handrail 272 is widened and the user is seated using the handrails 374 to 272 and 273 to 271. When sitting or standing up from the right side, the bundled curtains 70 become obstacles (interfere) in the conventional example of FIG.

  FIG. 4 is a side view of the curtain 7. The upper part of the curtain 7 is suspended from the curtain rail 6 by a lifting tool 71 provided as appropriate. And in order to divide the toilet space 2 and the shower space 3 and open | release between them, it can be folded suitably. The folding may be realized by gently bending the fabric into a bellows shape, or may be realized by bending it into a sawtooth shape with a scissors. In FIG. 4, a heel 72 that spreads on the skirt side is represented.

  Further, magnets 74 and 75 are provided on the side where the curtain 7 is bundled, that is, in the vicinity of the end portion 73 on the third portion 63 side, near the lower portion and the central portion, respectively, and the wall surface 51 is made of a magnetic material. Is done. For example, the total length of the curtain 7 is 2.1 m, the magnet 75 near the center is provided at a position about 60 cm from the top, and two magnets 74 near the bottom are provided about 5 cm above the skirt.

  Therefore, in a state in which the curtain 7 is closed (pulled), the end 73 is substantially in close contact with the wall surface 53 by the magnets 74 and 75, and the intrusion of scattered water can be further suppressed. Further, the bottom of the curtain 7 is formed in a bag shape, and a weight 76 is sewn in the bag, so that the deflection of the curtain 7 due to shower water pressure or the like is suppressed.

  Further, neodymium magnets are used for the magnets 74 and 75, and the surface thereof is subjected to powder coating treatment. Therefore, since the neodymium magnet is excellent in mechanical strength and has the highest magnetic energy, the end portion 73 of the curtain 7 can be reliably fixed to the wall surface 51 with a small magnet, which is preferable. Moreover, with respect to the vulnerability to rust of a neodymium magnet, the effect of preventing rust against wetness of scattered water can be obtained by performing powder coating treatment on the surface, and washing with water is also possible. In addition, other methods, such as resin sealing, may be used for rust prevention measures for neodymium magnets.

  The magnets 74 and 75 are attached to the end 73 of the curtain 7 by, for example, forming a pocket sewn on all sides with the same kind of cloth curtain 7 and storing the magnets 74 and 75 inside the pocket. It can be carried out. Since the seam allows water to pass through, the cleaning water may enter the pocket, but after entering the structure, the water does not stay and drains, and the magnets 74 and 75 have rust prevention as described above. Since this is done, the possibility of losing the magnets 74 and 75 is almost eliminated by sewing the pocket entrance. Thereby, for example, washing in a washing machine or the like can be performed, and the care of the curtain 7 can be saved.

  5 and 6 show the structures of other sanitary rooms 1a and 1b. 5 and FIG. 6, which are similar to the configuration of FIG. 1, corresponding portions are denoted by the same reference numerals and description thereof is omitted. The sanitary room 1a in FIG. 5 is also a unit type sanitary room in which the toilet space 2a and the shower space 3a are integrally formed. The toilet bowl 21 is mounted parallel to the left wall surface 52, and is therefore perpendicular to the inner wall surface 51. The faucet 31 and the shower 32 are attached to the right wall surface 53. In such a structure, the shower space 3a side can be widened, and a handrail 377 suitable for a user who can walk alone can be installed on the wall surface 51. The curtain rail 6a has a third portion 63 that extends to the tip of the handrail 377.

  On the other hand, in the sanitary room 1b of FIG. 6, a toilet space 2b and a shower 32 are provided in a washing space of a bathroom 3b, and the periphery of the toilet space 2b is partitioned by a shower curtain 7. This sanitary room 1b has a deep depth, and a bathtub 8 is installed on the inner wall surface 51 side. The toilet space 2b is installed on the front side in parallel with the wall surface 51 behind it, the faucet 31 and the shower 32 are attached to the right wall surface 53, and the front side of the bathroom 3b is a shower space that also serves as a washing place. It has become.

  In the case of this sanitary room 1b, the curtain rail 6b has a fourth portion 68 that draws a 90-degree arc on the wall surface 52 side following the first portion 61 that extends from the entrance 4 to the back side across the front of the toilet bowl 21. Formed and further connected to the fifth portion 69 passing through the side portion of the toilet bowl 21, connected to the second portion 62 that forms an arc of 90 degrees before the wall surface 52, and connected to the third portion 63 having a long straight line. . The hook 64 is provided near the wall surface 51 of the wall surface 52. Therefore, the curtain 7 is accommodated in the space 82 where the assistant enters, beyond the bus board 81. Even in the sanitary room 1b having such a structure, the curtain 7 can be prevented from becoming an obstacle when the handrail 374 is used.

1 Sanitary room 2 Toilet space 21 Toilet 271 272 273 276 Handrail 274 275 Support member 3 Shower space 31 Faucet 32 Nozzle 371 372 373 374 375 376 Handrail 4 Entrance 41 to 43 Sliding doors 51 to 53 Wall surface 6, 6a, 6b Curtain rail 61 First portion 62 Second portion 63 Third portion 64 Hook 68 Fourth portion 69 Fifth portion 7, 7a, 7b Shower curtain 70 Bundle of curtains

Claims (5)

In the structure of the curtain that partitions the space in the sanitary room and opens and closes the space between the two spaces in order to prevent water scattering to the other space,
The wall surface in the vicinity of the boundary between the two spaces protrudes in the indoor direction, and a predetermined instrument that can be used during use of at least one space is installed.
The curtain rail that suspends the curtain
A first portion that is laid near the boundary between the two spaces, and that the suspended curtain is guided to open from one end side toward the other end near the wall surface;
A second portion extending from the other end side of the first portion and drawing an arc on the other space side before the wall surface;
A third portion extending from the end of the second portion opposite to the first portion with a predetermined distance from the wall surface;
The curtain structure in the sanitary room, wherein the third part extends beyond the installation position of the appliance by a predetermined length, and the bundled curtain is accommodated by the part of the predetermined length.   The curtain structure in the sanitary room according to claim 1, wherein the one space is a toilet space, and the other space is a bath or shower space.   The curtain structure in the sanitary room according to claim 2, wherein the predetermined instrument is a handrail. The curtain is provided with magnets near the lower part and the central part in the vicinity of the end on the bundled side,
The curtain structure in the sanitary room according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the wall surface is made of a magnetic material.   The curtain structure in the sanitary room according to claim 4, wherein a neodymium magnet is used as the magnet, and a powder coating process is performed on a surface thereof.

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