JP2019024528A - Washing counter - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide a washing counter that secures a sufficiently wide space for placing baggage and for washing hands while suppressing an increase in an overall size.SOLUTION: A washing counter includes a counter having a counter surface, a concave bowl part provided in the counter, which is recessed downward from the counter surface, a rising part extending upward from the rear end of the counter, a faucet part provided in front of the rising part, which includes a water discharge port for discharging water toward the bowl part, and a shelf board extending forward from the upper end of the rising part. The front end of the shelf board is located more forward than the front end of the faucet part.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1

Description

  Aspects of the invention generally relate to a wash counter.

  2. Description of the Related Art A wash counter that secures a space for luggage storage by arranging a bowl portion in front and widening the depth of the counter is known. With such a wash counter, a space for luggage storage can be secured behind the bowl portion, but the overall size of the wash counter is increased by the depth of the counter.

  On the other hand, it is also conceivable to increase the depth of the counter while maintaining the overall size of the wash counter. However, in this case, the front and rear width of the bowl portion (hand-washing space) must be narrowed by the depth of the counter, which makes it difficult to wash hands. For this reason, in the wash counter, it is desirable to secure a sufficiently large luggage storage space and a hand-washing space while suppressing an increase in the overall size.

JP2013-22030A

  The present invention has been made on the basis of recognition of such a problem, and an object thereof is to provide a wash counter that secures a sufficiently large luggage storage space and a hand-washing space while suppressing an increase in overall size. And

  A first invention is provided with a counter having a counter surface, a concave bowl portion provided in the counter and recessed downward from the counter surface, a rising portion extending upward from a rear end of the counter, and the rising A faucet part having a water outlet for discharging water toward the bowl part, and a shelf board extending forward from the upper end of the rising part, and the front end of the shelf board is The wash counter is located in front of the front end of the faucet part.

  According to this wash counter, a shelf space can be secured above the shelf board by protruding the shelf board forward from the rising part longer than the faucet part. By arranging the shelf plate above the bowl part, it is not necessary to narrow the front-rear width of the bowl part. Therefore, it is possible to provide a wash counter that can secure a sufficiently large luggage storage space and hand washing space while suppressing an increase in the overall size.

  A second aspect of the present invention is the wash counter according to the first aspect, further comprising a cover that covers at least a part of the front and side of the space between the faucet part and the shelf board. .

  In order to widen the hand-washing space while suppressing the height of the shelf board, it is preferable to place the faucet part close to the shelf board. However, if the distance between the faucet part and the shelf board is short, the water bounced off during hand washing, etc. is likely to be applied to the lower surface of the shelf board, and the water applied to the lower surface droops to the upper part of the faucet part, The upper part of the faucet part becomes easily dirty. And even if it cleans, it will become difficult to clean if the lower surface of a shelf board and the faucet part are approaching.

  The wash counter according to the second invention further includes a cover that covers at least a part of the front and side of the space between the faucet part and the shelf board. Thereby, the water splash to the lower surface of a shelf board and the upper part of a faucet part can be reduced. Even if the cover is splashed with water, the cover itself can be easily cleaned. In addition, by attaching a cover, the entire hand-washing space can have a sense of unity, and a clean appearance can be produced. The design of the wash counter can be improved.

  A third invention is the wash counter according to the second invention, wherein the cover covers at least a part of a front end of the faucet portion.

  According to this wash counter, water splashing on the lower surface of the shelf and the upper portion of the faucet portion can be further reduced. A cleaner appearance can be produced.

  According to a fourth invention, in the second or third invention, the cover has an opening that covers the front, side, and bottom of the faucet portion and exposes the water discharge port. It is.

  According to this wash counter, water splashing on the lower surface of the shelf and the upper portion of the faucet portion can be further reduced. The whole hand-washing space gives a sense of unity and can produce a cleaner appearance.

  A fifth aspect of the present invention is the wash counter according to the fourth aspect of the present invention, wherein the cover has a drain hole for draining water that has entered inside the bottom surface portion covering the lower portion of the faucet portion. is there.

  According to this wash counter, the water that has entered the cover can be released. For example, it is possible to suppress the invading water from causing dirt in the cover or adversely affecting the operation of the faucet part.

  In a sixth aspect based on any one of the first to fifth aspects, the shelf plate has a lower surface facing downward, and the faucet portion is attached to the lower surface of the shelf plate. It is a wash counter characterized by.

  According to this wash counter, when the shelf board is bent due to the load of the loaded luggage, the faucet part moves along with the shelf board. Thereby, it can suppress that an excessive load is applied to a faucet part by the bending of a shelf board, and a faucet part is damaged.

  In a seventh aspect based on any one of the first to sixth aspects, the rising portion has a concave portion recessed downward from an upper end, and the shelf plate protrudes downward, and the rising portion The wash counter has a convex portion that fits into the concave portion, and is attached to the upper end of the rising portion by joining the convex portion and the concave portion with a joining member inserted from the front.

  According to this wash counter, it is possible to suppress the joint surface between the shelf plate and the rising portion, the joint member, and the like from being exposed on the top surface of the shelf plate. It is also possible to make the bonding surface and the bonding member difficult to see. Therefore, the design of the wash counter can be further improved.

  According to the aspect of the present invention, there is provided a wash counter that secures a sufficiently large luggage storage space and hand-washing space while suppressing an increase in overall size.

It is a perspective view showing the wash counter concerning an embodiment. It is a fragmentary perspective view which expands and represents a part of wash-basin counter which concerns on embodiment. It is a fragmentary perspective view which expands and represents a part of wash-basin counter which concerns on embodiment. It is a partial front view which expands and represents a part of wash-basin counter which concerns on embodiment. It is a disassembled perspective view showing the wash counter concerning an embodiment. It is a fragmentary sectional view expanding and showing a part of wash-basin counter concerning an embodiment. FIG. 7A and FIG. 7B are a side view and a front view showing a modification of the wash counter according to the embodiment. FIG. 8A and FIG. 8B are a side view and a front view showing a modification of the wash counter according to the embodiment. FIG. 9A and FIG. 9B are a side view and a front view showing a modification of the wash counter according to the embodiment.

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. In addition, in each drawing, the same code | symbol is attached | subjected to the same component and detailed description is abbreviate | omitted suitably.
FIG. 1 is a perspective view illustrating a wash counter according to the embodiment.
2 and 3 are partial perspective views illustrating an enlarged part of the wash counter according to the embodiment.
FIG. 4 is a partial front view illustrating an enlarged part of the wash counter according to the embodiment.
As shown in FIGS. 1 to 4, the wash counter 10 includes a counter 12, a bowl portion 14, a rising portion 16, a shelf plate 18, a first faucet portion 21, and a second faucet portion 22. , And a cover 24.

  FIG. 1 shows a state in which the wash counter 10 is viewed obliquely from above. FIG. 2 shows a state in which the first faucet part 21, the second faucet part 22, and the cover 24 of the wash counter 10 are viewed obliquely from below. FIG. 3 shows a state in which the cover 24 is removed from the substantially same viewpoint as FIG. FIG. 4 shows a state in which the first faucet part 21 and the second faucet part 22 are viewed from the front in a state where a part of the cover 24 is cut away.

  The counter 12 has a counter surface 12a. The counter surface 12a faces upward and allows a load or the like to be placed. In other words, the counter surface 12 a is the upper surface of the counter 12. The counter surface 12a is, for example, a horizontal plane. The counter surface 12a may have an inclination enough to place a load or the like. Further, the counter surface 12a may have, for example, unevenness or warpage (curved surface portion) that can load a load or the like.

  The bowl portion 14 is provided in the counter 12 and has a concave shape that is recessed below the counter surface 12a. The bowl part 14 has, for example, a concave bowl surface 14a and a drain port 14b provided at the bottom of the bowl surface 14a. The drain port 14b is connected to a drain pipe (not shown) below, and allows water discharged to the bowl surface 14a to flow through the drain pipe. The bowl part 14 may have, for example, a drain plug that opens and closes the drain port 14b, an overflow port that suppresses overflow of water from the bowl surface 14a, and the like.

  The rising portion 16 extends upward from the rear end of the counter 12. The width of the rising portion 16 in the left-right direction is substantially the same as the width of the counter 12 in the left-right direction, for example. In other words, the rising portion 16 extends upward from the entire rear end of the counter 12. However, the horizontal width of the rising portion 16 may be different from the horizontal width of the counter 12.

  The rising portion 16 has a rising surface 16a facing forward. In other words, the rising surface 16 a is the front surface of the rising portion 16. The rising surface 16a is, for example, a vertical surface. However, the rising surface 16a is not limited to a vertical surface, and may be inclined or may have unevenness, warpage, or the like.

  The shelf board 18 extends forward from the upper end of the rising portion 16. The shelf board 18 covers the upper end of the rising part 16, for example. The width in the left-right direction of the shelf board 18 is substantially the same as, for example, the width in the left-right direction of the counter 12 and the width in the left-right direction of the rising portion 16. The shelf board 18 covers the whole upper end of the rising part 16, for example. However, the horizontal width of the shelf board 18 may be different from the horizontal width of the counter 12 and the horizontal width of the rising portion 16.

  The shelf board 18 has the upper surface 18a and the lower surface 18b. The upper surface 18a faces upward and allows a load or the like to be placed. The upper surface 18a is, for example, a horizontal plane. The upper surface 18a may have an inclination enough to place a luggage or the like. Further, the upper surface 18a may have, for example, unevenness or warpage to the extent that luggage can be placed.

  The lower surface 18b faces downward and faces the counter surface 12a and the bowl surface 14a. The lower surface 18b is substantially parallel to the upper surface 18a, for example. The shelf board 18 is a substantially rectangular flat plate shape, for example. However, the lower surface 18b may be non-parallel to the upper surface 18a. The lower surface 18b may have unevenness and warpage.

  The first faucet part 21 is provided in front of the rising part 16. The first faucet part 21 has a water discharge port 21 a that discharges water toward the bowl part 14. The water discharged from the first faucet part 21 is, for example, cleaning water for hand washing. The washing water is, for example, tap water or ground water. Further, the washing water may be water supplied from a water supply source or heated hot water.

  The second faucet part 22 is provided in front of the rising part 16 in the left-right direction with the first faucet part 21. The second faucet part 22 has a water discharge port 22 a that discharges water toward the bowl part 14. The water discharged from the second faucet part 22 is, for example, soapy water. Thus, the water discharged from the first faucet part 21 and the second faucet part 22 may be water, hot water, soap water, or the like. The soapy water may be liquid or foamy.

  The wash counter 10 has two faucet parts, a first faucet part 21 and a second faucet part 22. The number of faucet parts provided in the wash counter 10 may be one or three or more. For example, when the wash counter 10 is installed in a public facility or the like, a plurality of water faucets may be provided so that a plurality of users can wash hands at the same time.

  The first faucet part 21 and the second faucet part 22 are cylindrical water faucet bodies 21b, 22b extending in the front-rear direction, and water discharge parts 21c, 22c protruding downward from the lower parts of the faucet bodies 21b, 22b, Have The water discharge ports 21a and 22a are provided at the tips of the water discharge portions 21c and 22c. For example, the water discharge ports 21 a and 22 a discharge water obliquely downward toward the bowl portion 14. The shape of the faucet bodies 21b and 22b is not limited to the above, and may be any shape. The arrangement of the water discharge ports 21a and 22a is not limited to the above, and may be any arrangement according to the shape of the faucet bodies 21b and 22b. For example, water outlets 21a and 22a may be provided at the front ends of the faucet bodies 21b and 22b.

  The 1st faucet part 21 and the 2nd faucet part 22 have sensor parts 21d and 22d for detecting objects, such as a user's hand. The sensor units 21d and 22d detect an object such as a user's hand and output the detection result to an external controller or the like. The controller discharges water from the water outlets 21a and 22a by opening and closing an electromagnetic valve or the like in accordance with detection of the object by the sensor units 21d and 22d. Thus, the 1st faucet part 21 and the 2nd faucet part 22 are used as what is called an automatic faucet from which water is discharged just by pushing out a hand etc. The sensor units 21d and 22d are, for example, infrared sensors that irradiate infrared rays and receive reflected waves from the object to detect the presence or absence of the object. The sensor units 21d and 22d are not limited to infrared sensors, and may be any sensors that can detect an object such as a user's hand. The 1st faucet part 21 and the 2nd faucet part 22 are not restricted to an automatic faucet, The manual faucet which switches a spout water according to operation of a handle, a lever, etc. may be sufficient. The sensor units 21d and 22d are provided as necessary and can be omitted.

  The wash counter 10 further includes attachment members 26 and 28, for example. The attachment members 26 and 28 are used to attach the first faucet part 21 and the second faucet part 22.

  The attachment member 26 is, for example, a substantially L-shaped plate having a first plate portion 26a and a second plate portion 26b. The attachment member 26 is, for example, a substantially L-shaped metal plate. The first plate portion 26a is attached to the rising surface 16a of the rising portion 16 by screwing or the like. The second plate part 26b is attached to the lower surface 18b of the shelf board 18 by screwing or the like. In this way, by connecting the rising surface 16a of the rising portion 16 and the lower surface 18b of the shelf board 18 via the attachment member 26, for example, the strength against the load applied to the shelf board 18 from above can be increased. it can.

  The attachment member 28 is attached to the second plate part 26b of the attachment member 26 from below by screwing or the like, and extends from the center part 28a in one of the left and right directions to support the first faucet part 21. 1 support part 28b and the 2nd support part 28c which extends to the other of the left-right direction from the center part 28a, and supports the 2nd faucet part 22. The first faucet part 21 is attached to the first support part 28b by screwing or the like. The second faucet part 22 is attached to the second support part 28c by screwing or the like.

  Thereby, the 1st faucet part 21 and the 2nd faucet part 22 are attached to the lower surface 18b of the shelf board 18 via the attachment members 26 and 28. FIG. The attachment members 26 and 28 are provided between the first faucet portion 21 and the second faucet portion 22 in a state where the attachment members 26 and 28 are attached to the lower surface 18 b of the shelf board 18. The first faucet part 21 and the second faucet part 22 may be attached to the rising surface 16a of the rising part 16, for example.

  The front end 18 f of the shelf board 18 is positioned in front of the front end 21 f of the first faucet part 21 and the front end 22 f of the second faucet part 22. In other words, the front end 18 f of the shelf board 18 protrudes forward from the front end 21 f of the first faucet part 21 and the front end 22 f of the second faucet part 22. The front ends 21 f and 22 f are the most forward portions of the first faucet part 21 and the second faucet part 22. In this example, the front ends 21f and 22f are the front ends of the faucet bodies 21b and 22b. Thereby, in the upper surface 18a of the shelf board 18, an appropriate area for placing a luggage or the like can be obtained.

  Moreover, the front end 18f of the shelf board 18 is located behind the front end 12f of the counter 12, for example. The front end 18 f of the shelf board 18 does not protrude forward from the front end 12 f of the counter 12. The front end 18f of the shelf board 18 is located, for example, between the front end 21f of the first faucet part 21 and the front end 22f of the second faucet part 22, and the center of the length of the counter 12 in the front-rear direction. Thereby, in the upper surface 18a of the shelf board 18, it can suppress that the shelf board 18 obstructs a hand-washing etc., ensuring the suitable area for mounting a load.

  The cover 24 covers at least a part of the first faucet part 21, the second faucet part 22, and the attachment members 26, 28 in front, on both sides, and below. Thereby, the cover 24 suppresses the visual recognition of these members from the front, rear, left, right, top and bottom directions together with the rising portion 16 and the shelf board 18. Thereby, the designability of the wash counter 10 can be improved.

  The cover 24 is attached to the attachment member 28 from below by, for example, screwing. The cover 24 is attached to the lower surface 18b of the shelf board 18 via attachment members 26 and 28, for example. The cover 24 may be attached to the rising surface 16a of the rising portion 16, for example.

  The upper end of the cover 24 is disposed close to the lower surface 18 b of the shelf board 18. The distance between the upper end of the cover 24 and the lower surface 18b of the shelf board 18 is 3 mm or less, for example. Thereby, each member, such as the 1st faucet part 21, the 2nd faucet part 22, and the attachment members 26 and 28, will be visually recognized from the clearance gap between the upper end of the cover 24 and the lower surface 18b of the shelf board 18. FIG. Can be suppressed. The upper end of the cover 24 may be in contact with the lower surface 18 b of the shelf board 18. Thereby, visual recognition of each member can be controlled more certainly.

  The rear end of the cover 24 is disposed close to the rising surface 16 a of the rising portion 16. The distance between the rear end of the cover 24 and the rising surface 16a of the rising portion 16 is, for example, 10 mm or less. Thereby, each member, such as the 1st faucet part 21, the 2nd faucet part 22, and the attachment members 26 and 28, is visually recognized from the gap between the rear end of the cover 24 and the rising surface 16a of the rising part 16. Can be suppressed. The rear end of the cover 24 may be in contact with the rising surface 16 a of the rising portion 16. Thereby, visual recognition of each member can be controlled more certainly.

  As described above, the upper end of the cover 24 is disposed close to the lower surface 18 b of the shelf board 18. Thereby, the cover 24 covers at least a part of the front and side of the space SP1 between the first faucet part 21 and the shelf board 18. Similarly, the cover 24 covers at least a part of the front and side of the space SP2 between the second faucet portion 22 and the shelf board 18.

  The cover 24 covers at least a part of the front end 21 f of the first faucet part 21 and at least a part of the front end 22 f of the second faucet part 22. In this example, the cover 24 covers the entire front end 21f of the first faucet portion 21 and the entire front end 22f of the second faucet portion 22 in the front-rear direction.

  The cover 24 includes, for example, a front surface portion 30, a pair of side surface portions 31 and 32, and a bottom surface portion 33. The front portion 30 covers the front of each of the first faucet portion 21, the second faucet portion 22, and the attachment members 26 and 28. The front part 30 covers at least a part of the front of the spaces SP1 and SP2. In this example, the front surface portion 30 covers the entire front of the spaces SP1 and SP2. The pair of side surface portions 31 and 32 cover the side surfaces of the first water faucet portion 21, the second water faucet portion 22, and the attachment members 26 and 28. The side portions 31 and 32 cover at least a part of the sides of the spaces SP1 and SP2. The side surface portions 31 and 32 extend from the front surface portion 30 to the rear of the water discharge ports 21a and 22a. The side surfaces 31 and 32 cover the entire sides of the spaces SP1 and SP2 between the front surface 30 and the water discharge ports 21a and 22a. For example, the cover 24 covers the entire front part of the spaces SP1 and SP2, and covers the entire part ahead of the water outlets 21a and 22a on the side of the spaces SP1 and SP2. The side surfaces 31 and 32 cover at least a part of the sides of the spaces SP1 and SP2 between the water discharge ports 21a and 22a and the rising surface 16a. The bottom surface portion 33 covers the lower portions of the first faucet portion 21, the second faucet portion 22, and the attachment members 26 and 28. The bottom surface portion 33 extends from the front surface portion 30 to the rear of the water discharge ports 21a and 22a.

  The cover 24 has an opening 41 for exposing the water outlet 21 a of the first faucet part 21 and an opening 42 for exposing the water outlet 22 a of the second water faucet part 22. In this example, the openings 41 and 42 are provided in the bottom surface portion 33 so as to face the water discharge ports 21 a and 22 a provided in the lower portions of the first faucet portion 21 and the second faucet portion 22. Thereby, water discharge from the water discharge ports 21a and 22a is enabled while covering the first faucet part 21 and the second faucet part 22 with the cover 24.

  In this example, the opening 41 exposes the spout 21a and exposes a part of the sensor unit 21d. More specifically, the opening 41 exposes the infrared transmission window of the sensor unit 21d. Thereby, even when the first faucet portion 21 is covered with the cover 24, it is possible to detect the hand of the user or the like. Similarly, the opening 42 exposes the spout 22a and exposes a part of the sensor unit 22d.

  The lower end of the water discharge portion 21 c of the first faucet portion 21 protrudes downward from the opening 41. The lower end of the water discharge portion 22 c of the second faucet portion 22 protrudes downward from the opening 42. Thus, a part of the first faucet part 21 and a part of the second faucet part 22 may protrude outward from the cover 24. That is, the cover 24 covers at least a part of the front of the first faucet part 21 and the second faucet part 22. The cover 24 covers at least a part of the side of the first faucet part 21 and the second faucet part 22. The cover 24 covers at least a part below the first faucet part 21 and the second faucet part 22.

  The cover 24 has drain holes 44, 45, and 46 for draining water that has entered inside the bottom portion 33 that covers the lower side of the first faucet part 21 and the second faucet part 22. The number of drain holes is not limited to three and may be any number. Further, the drain holes 44, 45, 46 are provided as necessary and can be omitted.

  The shelf board 18 has a flat shelf board body 18m having an upper surface 18a and a lower surface 18b, and a protrusion 18c protruding downward from the lower surface 18b of the shelf board body 18m. The convex portion 18c is provided separately from the shelf main body 18m, for example, and is attached to the lower surface 18b substantially integrally by adhesion or the like. The convex portion 18c may be formed integrally with the shelf main body 18m. For example, artificial marble is used for the shelf main body 18m and the convex portion 18c. The material of the convex portion 18c may be different from the material of the shelf board main body 18m. For the convex portion 18c, for example, a material that is easier to process than artificial marble, such as a metal material, may be used.

  A joining member 18s is inserted through the convex portion 18c. For example, a member to be joined to be joined to the joining member 18s is provided on the convex portion 18c. The joining member 18s is, for example, a screw. The member to be joined is, for example, an insert nut. When artificial marble is used for the convex portion 18c, the member to be joined is provided on the convex portion 18c by, for example, embedding molding.

  The 2nd board part 26b of the attachment member 26 has the recessed part 26c for entering the convex part 18c in the state attached to the lower surface 18b. The convex portion 18 c and the concave portion 26 c are provided between the first faucet portion 21 and the second faucet portion 22.

  A through hole for inserting the joining member 18 s is provided in the concave portion 26 c of the attachment member 26 and the central portion 28 a of the attachment member 28. The attachment member 26 and the attachment member 28 are attached to the joining member 18s from below with the joining member 18s inserted in the through hole, and are sandwiched between the lower surface 18b and the joined member 28n. It is attached to the lower surface 18b. 28 n of to-be-joined members are the nuts (wing nut) screwed together with the joining member 18s which is a screw, for example.

  The joining member 18s may be a normal screw. You may attach the attachment member 26 and the attachment member 28 to the lower surface 18b by inserting a normal screw | thread from the downward direction with respect to the attachment member 26 and the attachment member 28, and screwing together with the insert nut of the convex part 18c.

  The recess 26c extends in the front-rear direction. The recess 26c extends, for example, in the front-rear direction and is connected to the first plate portion 26a. In other words, at least a part of the concave portion 26c is formed integrally with the first plate portion 26a. Thereby, the intensity | strength of the attachment member 26 can be raised more compared with the case where the 2nd board part 26b is formed in flat form, for example.

FIG. 5 is an exploded perspective view showing the wash counter according to the embodiment.
FIG. 6 is an enlarged partial sectional view showing a part of the wash counter according to the embodiment.
As shown in FIGS. 5 and 6, the rising portion 16 has a recess 16 b that is recessed downward from the upper end. The shelf board 18 has a convex portion 18 p that protrudes downward and fits into the concave portion 16 b of the rising portion 16.

  The bonding member 50 is inserted into the concave portion 16b and the convex portion 18p from the front (the rising surface 16a side). The shelf board 18 is attached to the upper end of the rising part 16 by joining the convex part 18p and the concave part 16b with the joining member 50 inserted from the front. The joining member 50 is, for example, a screw. The joining member 50 may be any member capable of joining the convex portion 18p and the concave portion 16b. In this example, the shelf board 18 has two convex parts 18p. The number of convex portions 18p is not limited to two, and may be one or three or more. For example, a plurality of joining members 50 may be inserted into one convex portion 18p.

  As described above, in the wash counter 10 according to the present embodiment, the shelf board 18 is projected longer than the first faucet part 21 and the second faucet part 22 from the rising part 16 to the front, thereby the shelf board 18. A space for luggage storage can be secured at the top. By arranging the shelf plate 18 above the bowl portion 14, it is not necessary to reduce the front-rear width of the bowl portion 14. Therefore, it is possible to provide the wash counter 10 that secures a sufficiently large luggage storage space and hand-washing space while suppressing an increase in overall size.

  In order to increase the hand washing space while suppressing the height of the shelf board 18, it is preferable to arrange the first faucet part 21 and the second faucet part 22 close to the shelf board 18. However, if the distance between the first faucet part and the second faucet part 22 and the shelf board 18 is short, the water bounced off during hand washing or the like is likely to be applied to the lower face 18b of the shelf board 18 and the lower face 18b. The applied water drips down on the upper parts of the first faucet part 21 and the second faucet part 22, and the upper parts of the first faucet part 21 and the second faucet part 22 are easily contaminated. And even if it cleans, if the lower surface 18b of the shelf board 18 and the 1st faucet part 21 and the 2nd faucet part 22 have approached, it will become difficult to clean.

  On the other hand, the wash counter 10 according to the present embodiment includes a space SP1 between the first faucet part 21 and the shelf board 18 and a space SP2 between the second faucet part 22 and the shelf board 18. A cover 24 is provided to cover at least a part of the front and sides. Thereby, the water splash to the lower surface 18b of the shelf board 18, the 1st faucet part 21, and the 2nd faucet part 22 can be reduced. Even if the cover 24 is splashed with water, the cover 24 itself can be easily cleaned. Further, by attaching the cover 24, it is possible to give the whole hand-washing space a sense of unity and produce a clean appearance. The designability of the wash counter 10 can be improved.

  For example, the cover 24 covers the entire front part of the spaces SP1 and SP2, and covers the entire part ahead of the water outlets 21a and 22a on the side of the spaces SP1 and SP2. Thereby, space SP1, SP2 can be covered appropriately in the part ahead of the spout 21a, 22a with a big influence of water splash. Water splashing on the lower surface 18b of the shelf board 18, the first faucet part 21, and the second faucet part 22 can be reduced more appropriately.

  In the wash counter 10, the cover 24 covers at least a part of the front ends 21 f and 22 f of the first faucet part 21 and the second faucet part 22. Thereby, the water splash to the lower surface 18b of the shelf board 18, the 1st faucet part 21, and the 2nd faucet part 22 can be reduced more. A cleaner appearance can be produced.

  Moreover, in the wash counter 10, the cover 24 has the opening 41 and 42 which covers the front, the side, and the lower part of the 1st faucet part 21 and the 2nd faucet part 22, and exposes the water discharge ports 21a and 22a. Thereby, the water splash to the lower surface 18b of the shelf board 18, the 1st faucet part 21, and the 2nd faucet part 22 can be reduced more. The whole hand-washing space gives a sense of unity and can produce a cleaner appearance.

  In the wash counter 10, the cover 24 has drain holes 44 to 46. Thereby, the water that has entered the cover 24 can be released. For example, it is possible to prevent dirt from entering the cover 24 or adversely affecting the operation of the first faucet part 21 and the second faucet part 22 due to the invaded water.

  In the wash counter 10, the first faucet part 21 and the second faucet part 22 are attached to the lower surface 18 b of the shelf board 18. Thereby, when the shelf board 18 bends due to the load of the loaded luggage, the first faucet part 21 and the second faucet part 22 also move along with the shelf board 18. Thereby, an excessive load is applied to the first faucet part 21 and the second faucet part 22 due to the bending of the shelf board 18, and the first faucet part 21 and the second faucet part 22 are damaged. Can be suppressed.

  Moreover, in the wash counter 10, the shelf board 18 is attached to the upper end of the rising part 16 by joining the convex part 18p and the recessed part 16b with the joining member 50 inserted from the front. Thereby, it can suppress that the joining surface of the shelf board 18 and the standing part 16, the joining member 50, etc. are exposed to the upper surface 18a of the shelf board 18. FIG. It is also possible to make the bonding surface and the bonding member 50 difficult to see. Therefore, the design of the wash counter 10 can be further improved.

FIG. 7A and FIG. 7B are a side view and a front view showing a modification of the wash counter according to the embodiment.
As shown in FIG. 7A and FIG. 7B, the wash counter 10 a has one faucet part 20. The faucet part 20 has a cylindrical shape that inclines downward toward the front. The faucet part 20 has a water outlet 20a at the front end. Thus, the number of faucet parts 20 may be one. The faucet part 20 may be attached to the rising surface 16 a of the rising part 16. Moreover, the shape of the faucet part 20 is not limited to the above, and may be any shape. In the wash counter 10a, the cover 24 is omitted.

  Even in the wash counter 10a configured in this manner, the shelf plate 18 protrudes forward from the rising portion 16 to be longer than the faucet portion 20, and thus, as in the above-described embodiment, it is sufficient to suppress an increase in the overall size. It is possible to provide the wash counter 10a that secures a space for storing luggage and a hand-washing space with a wide space.

FIG. 8A and FIG. 8B are a side view and a front view showing a modification of the wash counter according to the embodiment.
As shown in FIGS. 8A and 8B, in the wash counter 10 b, the cover 24 covers only the front and side of the space SP between the faucet 20 and the shelf board 18. As described above, the cover 24 only needs to cover at least a part of the front and sides of the space SP, and the front end of the water faucet portion 20 may not necessarily be covered.

  Also in this example, similarly to the above-described embodiment, by providing the cover 24, water splashing on the lower surface 18b of the shelf board 18 and the upper part of the faucet part 20 can be reduced. In addition, the whole hand-washing space has a sense of unity, and a clean appearance can be produced.

FIG. 9A and FIG. 9B are a side view and a front view showing a modification of the wash counter according to the embodiment.
9A and 9B, in the wash counter 10c, the cover 24 covers the front and side of the space SP between the faucet 20 and the shelf board 18 and water. A part of the front end 20f of the plug portion 20 is further covered.

  As described above, the cover 24 may cover at least a part of the front and sides of the space SP and may cover only a part of the front end 20f of the faucet part 20. Thereby, while being able to reduce the water splash to the lower surface 18b of the shelf board 18 and the upper part of the faucet part 20, the design property can be improved more.

The embodiment of the present invention has been described above. However, the present invention is not limited to these descriptions. As long as the features of the present invention are provided, those skilled in the art appropriately modified the design of the above-described embodiments are also included in the scope of the present invention. For example, the shape, size, material, arrangement, and the like of each element included in the wash counters 10, 10a to 10c are not limited to those illustrated, and can be changed as appropriate.
Moreover, each element with which each embodiment mentioned above is provided can be combined as long as technically possible, and the combination of these is also included in the scope of the present invention as long as it includes the features of the present invention.

  10, 10a to 10c Washing counter, 12 counter, 14 bowl part, 16 rising part, 18 shelf board, 20 faucet part, 21 first faucet part, 22 second faucet part, 24 cover, 26, 28 mounting member , 30 Front surface portion, 31, 32 Side surface portion, 33 Bottom surface portion, 41, 42 Opening, 44, 45, 46 Drain hole, 50 Joining member

Claims (7)

A counter having a counter surface;
A concave bowl portion provided on the counter and recessed below the counter surface;
A rising portion extending upward from the rear end of the counter;
A faucet part that is provided in front of the rising part and has a spout for discharging water toward the bowl part;
A shelf board extending forward from the upper end of the rising part;
With
The front counter of the shelf board is located in front of the front end of the faucet part.   The wash counter according to claim 1, further comprising a cover that covers at least a part of the front and side of the space between the water faucet part and the shelf board.   The wash counter according to claim 2, wherein the cover covers at least a part of a front end of the faucet part.   The said counter has the opening which covers the front, the side, and the downward direction of the said faucet part, and exposes the said water discharge port, The wash-basin counter of Claim 2 or 3 characterized by the above-mentioned.   The wash counter according to claim 4, wherein the cover has a drain hole for draining water that has entered the inside of the bottom surface portion covering the lower portion of the faucet portion. The shelf has a lower surface facing downward;
The said water faucet part is attached to the said lower surface of the said shelf board, The wash counter as described in any one of Claims 1-5 characterized by the above-mentioned. The rising portion has a recess that is recessed downward from the upper end;
The shelf plate protrudes downward and has a convex portion that fits into the concave portion of the rising portion. It is attached to an upper end, The wash counter as described in any one of Claims 1-6 characterized by the above-mentioned.

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