JP2019202017A - Bathroom unit - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide a bathroom unit which achieves preferable ease of use and preferable appearance even when a water faucet counter and a washing counter are provided.SOLUTION: A bathroom unit comprises: a water faucet counter whose top surface is formed into a shelf shape so that articles can be mounted on a top part thereof; a first illumination part for radiating light to a lower side of the water faucet counter; a second illumination part for radiating light to a lower side of a washing counter; and a washing counter which is arranged on a lower side of the water faucet counter and the first illumination part, and on which a wash bowl can be arranged. The water faucet counter comprises: a counter body comprising a top surface; and a water discharge part which is provided on a lower side of the counter body, and has a water discharge hole for discharging hot water/water. The first illumination part does not directly radiate light to a front side of a front end of the washing counter, and radiates light directly to only a rear side with respect to the front end of the washing counter.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 15

Description

  Aspects of the invention generally relate to bathroom units.

  A faucet counter having an upper surface formed in a shelf shape so that an article can be placed on the upper part is known (for example, see Patent Document 1). The faucet counter with the top surface formed in a shelf shape is easy to use because an article such as shampoo can be placed on the top surface, but the space directly below the faucet counter under the shelf becomes dark. There was a possibility.

  For example, the space immediately below the faucet counter becomes dark, and hot water discharged from the water discharge portion having the water discharge port may become difficult to visually recognize.

  In view of this, it is conceived that lighting is installed below the faucet counter to illuminate the space immediately below the faucet counter, thereby preventing the space immediately below the faucet counter from becoming dark.

  On the other hand, it has also been proposed to arrange a wash counter for placing a washbasin or the like below the faucet counter. In this case, since the illumination light arranged at the lower part of the faucet counter hits the wash counter, the shadow of the wash counter may be formed on the floor, which may deteriorate the appearance of the bathroom.

JP 2017-23557 A

  The present invention has been made based on recognition of such problems, and an object of the present invention is to provide a bathroom unit that can obtain good usability and appearance even when a faucet counter and a wash counter are provided. And

  According to a first aspect of the present invention, there is provided a faucet counter whose upper surface is formed in a shelf shape so that an article can be placed on the upper part, a first illumination unit that irradiates light below the faucet counter, and the faucet A faucet that is disposed below the counter and the first illuminating unit and on which an basin can be placed; and a second illuminating unit that emits light toward the lower side of the basin counter; The counter has a counter main body having the upper surface, and a water discharge portion having a water discharge port provided at a lower portion of the counter main body for discharging hot water, and the first illumination unit is more than a front end of the wash counter The bathroom unit is characterized in that light is not irradiated directly on the front side but only on the rear side rather than the front end of the wash counter.

According to this bathroom unit, the direct light of the light irradiated from the first illumination unit is not irradiated forward from the front end of the wash counter, but is irradiated only rearward from the front end of the wash counter. For this reason, even when the wash counter is arranged below the faucet counter formed in the shelf shape, the light from the first lighting unit hits the floor surface in front of the wash counter and the wash counter, so that the bathroom It is possible to prevent a sharp shadow from being formed on the floor surface.
On the other hand, even if the first illuminating unit is configured not to irradiate light directly in front of the front end of the wash counter and to irradiate light directly behind the front end of the wash counter, There is a possibility that indirect light, which is diffracted or reflected from the irradiated direct light, is irradiated forward from the front end of the wash counter, and a light shadow may be formed on the floor surface of the bathroom. Then, it can suppress more appropriately that the floor surface is shaded by further providing the 2nd illumination part which irradiates light below the wash counter. That is, it is possible to further reduce the darkness of the thin shadow that occurs due to the influence of indirect light.
Therefore, while ensuring the visibility of the hot water discharged from the water discharge part and improving usability, it can suppress that the appearance of a bathroom falls with a shadow.

  According to a second invention, in the first invention, the first illumination unit is provided at a lower portion of the faucet counter and has a first light emitting unit for irradiating light, the faucet counter and the first Either one of the illumination units includes a first light-blocking unit that suppresses forward spreading of the light emitted from the first light-emitting unit, and connects the first light-emitting unit and the lower end of the first light-blocking unit. The extension line of the virtual straight line is a bathroom unit characterized in that it intersects the wash counter behind the front end of the wash counter.

According to this bathroom unit, even when a wash counter is arranged below the faucet counter formed in a shelf shape, the light from the first lighting unit hits the floor surface in front of the wash counter and the wash counter. Thus, it is possible to more appropriately suppress a sharp shadow on the floor surface of the bathroom. Moreover, the darkness of the thin shadow which generate | occur | produces on a floor surface by the influence of the indirect light from a 1st illumination part can be reduced more by the 2nd illumination part.
Therefore, it is possible to more appropriately suppress the appearance of the bathroom from being deteriorated by the shadow while ensuring the visibility of the hot water discharged from the water outlet and improving the usability.

  In a third aspect based on the second aspect, the second illuminating unit does not irradiate light directly in front of the front end of the wash counter, and irradiates light directly in the rear of the front end of the wash counter. It is a bathroom unit characterized by doing.

  According to this bathroom unit, the indirect light of the light emitted from the first illumination unit and the direct light of the light emitted from the second illumination unit overlap on the floor surface, so that the bathroom counter of the bathroom floor surface The part ahead of the front end becomes too bright locally, and a shadow is generated due to a large difference in brightness between the indirect light emitted from the first illumination unit and the overlapped light. Can be suppressed. Furthermore, it can suppress that the direct light of the light irradiated from the 2nd illumination part becomes easy to be visually recognized by the user etc. of a bathroom.

  In a fourth aspect based on the third aspect, the second illumination unit is provided at a lower portion of the wash counter and has a second light emitting unit for irradiating light. The wash counter and the second illumination unit Any one of the above has a second light-shielding part that suppresses the forward spreading of the light emitted from the second light-emitting part, and connects the second light-emitting part and the lower end of the second light-shielding part. The extension line of is a bathroom unit characterized in that it intersects the floor surface behind the front end of the wash counter.

  According to this bathroom unit, the indirect light of the light emitted from the first illumination unit and the direct light of the light emitted from the second illumination unit overlap on the floor surface, so that the bathroom counter of the bathroom floor surface The part ahead of the front end becomes too bright locally, and a shadow is generated due to a large difference in brightness between the indirect light emitted from the first illumination unit and the overlapped light. Can be suppressed. Furthermore, it can suppress that the direct light of the light irradiated from the 2nd illumination part becomes easy to be visually recognized by the user etc. of a bathroom.

  A fifth invention is the bathroom unit according to any one of the first to fourth inventions, wherein the second illumination unit is turned on / off in conjunction with the first illumination unit.

  According to this bathroom unit, it can suppress that only a 1st illumination part lights up and a shadow is made on the floor surface of a bathroom. Therefore, it is possible to more reliably suppress the appearance of the bathroom from being deteriorated by the shadow while ensuring the visibility of the hot water discharged from the water outlet and improving the usability.

  According to the aspect of the present invention, there is provided a bathroom unit capable of obtaining good usability and appearance even when a faucet counter and a wash counter are provided.

It is a perspective view showing the bathroom unit concerning an embodiment typically. It is a front view showing the bathroom unit concerning an embodiment typically. It is a block diagram showing typically the electric composition of the bathroom unit concerning an embodiment. It is a front view showing typically a part of faucet counter concerning an embodiment. It is a bottom view showing typically a part of faucet counter concerning an embodiment. It is an exploded perspective view showing typically a faucet counter concerning an embodiment. It is sectional drawing which represents typically a part of faucet counter which concerns on embodiment. It is sectional drawing which represents typically a part of wash-basin counter which concerns on embodiment. It is sectional drawing which represents typically a part of wash-basin counter which concerns on embodiment. It is a disassembled perspective view which represents typically the 2nd illumination part which concerns on embodiment. It is sectional drawing which represents typically a part of 2nd illumination part which concerns on embodiment. It is a side view which represents typically the faucet counter and wash-basin counter which concern on embodiment. It is a side view which represents typically the modification of the faucet counter which concerns on embodiment, and a wash-basin counter. It is sectional drawing which represents typically the modification of the faucet counter which concerns on embodiment. It is a sectional side view which represents typically the faucet counter and wash-basin counter of FIG. It is a sectional side view showing typically a faucet counter and a wash-basin counter concerning other embodiments. It is a sectional side view showing typically a faucet counter and a wash counter which are comparative examples of the present invention. It is a sectional side view showing typically a faucet counter and a wash counter which are comparative examples of the present invention.

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 schematically illustrating a bathroom unit according to the embodiment.
FIG. 2 is a front view schematically illustrating the bathroom unit according to the embodiment.
As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the bathroom unit 10 includes a faucet counter 11, a washbasin counter 12, and a first lighting unit 21 (lighting unit).

  In this example, the bathroom unit 10 includes, for example, the second lighting unit 22, the lighting fixture 30, the control unit 32, the bathtub 40, the washing floor 42, the wall panel 44, the ceiling panel 46, and a mirror. 48.

  The washing floor 42 is provided adjacent to the bathtub 40. The bathroom unit 10 includes a plurality of wall panels 44, for example. Each wall panel 44 is provided so as to surround the bathtub 40 and the wash floor 42. The ceiling panel 46 is provided on each wall panel 44 and closes the upper part of the space surrounded by each wall panel 44. The bathroom unit 10 may have a plurality of ceiling panels 46. The bathroom unit 10 may block the upper part of each wall panel 44 with one ceiling panel 46, or may block the upper part of each wall panel 44 with a plurality of ceiling panels 46.

  The bathroom unit 10 is, for example, a so-called unit bath or system bath in which a bathtub 40, a washing floor 42, surrounding wall panels 44, a ceiling panel 46, and the like are unitized. The bathroom unit 10 is installed inside the building cabinet and forms a bathroom BR inside the building cabinet. The washing floor 42 forms a floor surface 42a of the bathroom BR. Each wall panel 44 forms a bathroom wall 44a of the bathroom BR.

  The bathroom unit 10 may further include, for example, a door member for entering and exiting the bathroom BR. Moreover, in the bathroom unit 10, the bathtub 40, the washing floor 42, each wall panel 44, the ceiling panel 46, the mirror 48, etc. are provided as needed and can be omitted. The bathroom unit 10 only needs to include at least the faucet counter 11, the washbasin counter 12, and the first lighting unit 21. That is, the bathroom unit 10 is not limited to the one that forms the bathroom BR itself, but may be one that is used with the faucet counter 11, the washbasin counter 12, the first lighting unit 21, and the like installed in the existing bathroom BR. Good.

  The washing floor 42 has a drain outlet 42b for discharging hot water flowing on the floor surface 42a to the outside. The drain port part 42b is provided adjacent to the bathtub 40, for example. The drain port portion 42b is provided, for example, near the center of the bathroom BR.

  The faucet counter 11 and the washbasin counter 12 are used by being attached to the bathroom wall 44 a of the wall panel 44. The faucet counter 11 and the washbasin counter 12 are attached to, for example, a bathroom wall 44a continuous with the floor surface 42a of the wash floor 42.

  In this example, the faucet counter 11 and the washbasin counter 12 are attached to a bathroom wall 44a extending in a direction in which the bathtub 40 and the washing floor 42 are arranged. The washbasin counter 12 is attached to the bathroom wall 44a so as to be located above the washing floor 42. The faucet counter 11 is attached to the bathroom wall 44a so as to be positioned above the bathtub 40 and the washing floor 42. In other words, the faucet counter 11 is attached to the bathroom wall 44a so as to straddle the bathtub 40 and the washing floor 42.

  The faucet counter 11 does not necessarily extend to the bathtub 40 side. The faucet counter 11 should just be arrange | positioned above the washing-room floor 42 at least. The bathroom wall 44a to which the faucet counter 11 and the washbasin counter 12 are attached is not limited to the above, and may be any bathroom wall 44a of the bathroom BR.

  The faucet counter 11 has a counter body 60 and a water discharger 61. The counter body 60 has an upper surface 60a formed in a shelf shape so that articles such as shampoo bottles can be placed on the upper part. The shelf shape has “an area on which an article can be placed (for example, 100 square centimeters or more)”, and may have an inclination to allow the article to be placed (for example, an inclination angle of 8 degrees or less). ). The water discharge part 61 is provided in the lower part of the counter main body 60, and has the water discharge port 61a (refer FIG. 5) which discharges hot water. In other words, the water discharger 61 is a spout. Thus, the faucet counter 11 functions as a faucet that discharges hot water and also functions as a counter on which articles can be placed.

  The washbasin counter 12 is disposed below the faucet counter 11. The washbasin counter 12 is provided between the bathtub 40 and the wall panel 44 below the faucet counter 11, for example. For example, the washbasin counter 12 is provided at a height at which a placed washbasin or the like is easy to use for a user sitting on a bath chair placed on the washing floor 42.

  The washbasin counter 12 includes a shelf 80 and a support 81. The shelf 80 has an upper surface 80a on which an article such as a wash basin can be placed. The support part 81 connects the shelf part 80 and the bathroom wall 44a, and supports the shelf part 80 to the bathroom wall 44a.

  As described above, the washbasin counter 12 enables the washbasin to be placed below the faucet counter 11 so that the hot water discharged from the faucet counter 11 can be received by the washbasin. The configuration of the washbasin counter 12 is not limited to the configuration having the shelf 80 and the support 81, and may be any configuration capable of mounting at least a washbasin.

  The length L2 of the support part 81 in the left-right direction is shorter than the length L1 of the shelf part 80 in the left-right direction, for example. The water discharge part 61 is arrange | positioned in the position which overlaps with the support part 81 in the left-right direction, for example.

  The mirror 48 is provided, for example, above the faucet counter 11 so that a user sitting on a bath chair placed on the washing floor 42 can check his / her face and the like.

  The first illumination unit 21 irradiates light downward of the faucet counter 11. The washbasin counter 12 is disposed below the faucet counter 11 and the first illumination unit 21. The first illumination unit 21 irradiates light toward the upper surface 60 a of the wash counter 12. Thereby, the space below the faucet counter 11 can be brightened. For example, the water discharged from the faucet counter 11 or the upper surface 60a of the wash counter 12 can be brightened.

  The second illumination unit 22 irradiates light downward of the wash counter 12. More specifically, the second illumination unit 22 irradiates light toward the floor surface 42 a below the wash counter 12. Thereby, the space below the wash counter 12 and the floor surface 42a can be brightened.

  The lighting fixture 30 is provided on the ceiling panel 46. The lighting fixture 30 illuminates the inside of the bathroom BR by irradiating light downward from the ceiling panel 46. The lighting fixture 30 is a so-called downlight. For example, the bathroom unit 10 includes a plurality of lighting fixtures 30. In this example, the bathroom unit 10 includes four lighting fixtures 30 arranged near the four corners of the rectangular ceiling panel 46. The number of lighting fixtures 30 is not limited to a plurality and may be one. Moreover, the lighting fixture 30 is not restricted to a downlight, For example, the lighting fixture etc. which are attached and used for the bathroom wall 44a may be used. The lighting fixture 30 may be any lighting fixture that can brighten the interior of the bathroom BR.

  FIG. 3 is a block diagram schematically illustrating an electrical configuration of the bathroom unit according to the embodiment. As illustrated in FIG. 3, the control unit 32 is electrically connected to each of the first lighting unit 21, the second lighting unit 22, and each lighting fixture 30. The control unit 32 controls lighting and extinguishing of the first lighting unit 21, the second lighting unit 22, and each lighting fixture 30.

  The control part 32 is provided on the ceiling panel 46 (refer FIG. 1, FIG. 2), for example. In other words, the control unit 32 is provided in a space between the ceiling panel and the building frame. The position of the control unit 32 is not limited to the above, and may be an arbitrary position that can control turning on and off of each illumination.

  As illustrated in FIG. 3, the bathroom unit 10 further includes, for example, a switch 34 and a remote controller 36. The switch 34 is electrically connected to the control unit 32. The switch 34 is attached to, for example, the outer wall surface of the bathroom BR (for example, the wall surface of the dressing room) or the bathroom wall 44a in the bathroom BR. The switch 34 instructs the control unit 32 to switch on / off each illumination. The control unit 32 turns on each of the first lighting unit 21, the second lighting unit 22, and each lighting fixture 30 according to the lighting instruction from the switch 34, and turns on the first lighting unit according to the turning-off instruction from the switch 34. 21, the 2nd illumination part 22, and each lighting fixture 30 are light-extinguished.

  As described above, the second illumination unit 22 is turned on / off in conjunction with the first illumination unit 21. In this example, each of the 1st illumination part 21, the 2nd illumination part 22, and each lighting fixture 30 lights / extinguishes interlockingly. The control unit 32 turns on / off the first lighting unit 21, the second lighting unit 22, and each lighting fixture 30 in conjunction with each other.

  The remote controller 36 is electrically connected to the control unit 32. The remote controller 36 is attached to, for example, the bathroom wall 44a in the bathroom BR or the inner wall of the bathtub 40. The remote control 36 has an operation unit for receiving operation instructions from the user. The remote control 36 has, for example, a plurality of operation units. The remote controller 36 instructs the control unit 32 to individually switch on and off the first lighting unit 21, the second lighting unit 22, and each lighting fixture 30 according to the operation of the operation unit. The control unit 32 turns on each of the first illumination unit 21, the second illumination unit 22, and each lighting fixture 30 in accordance with an instruction from the switch 34, and then performs a first operation in accordance with an instruction from the remote controller 36. The lighting unit 21, the second lighting unit 22, and the lighting fixtures 30 are individually switched on and off.

  Thereby, the lighting state of each of the first lighting unit 21, the second lighting unit 22, and each lighting fixture 30 can be individually switched by operating the operation unit of the remote controller 36. For example, it is possible to turn on only each lighting fixture 30 or, on the contrary, turn off each lighting fixture 30 and turn on only the first lighting unit 21 and the second lighting unit 22.

  In addition, the control unit 32 has a dimming function that changes the illuminance of light emitted from the first lighting unit 21, the second lighting unit 22, and each lighting fixture 30. The remote controller 36 instructs the control unit 32 to switch the illuminance according to the operation of the operation unit. The control unit 32 switches the illuminance of the first lighting unit 21, the second lighting unit 22, and each lighting fixture 30 that are turned on in accordance with an instruction from the remote controller 36. Thereby, the control part 32 makes the illumination intensity of the 1st illumination part 21, the 2nd illumination part 22, and each lighting fixture 30 interlock | cooperate.

  Note that “linking the illuminance” means increasing or decreasing the illuminance of each of the first illuminating unit 21, the second illuminating unit 22, and each of the luminaires 30, and means that the illuminances are made the same. is not. The illuminance of each of the first lighting unit 21, the second lighting unit 22, and each lighting fixture 30 may be the same or different. Moreover, the range of increase / decrease in illuminance may be different for each of the first lighting unit 21, the second lighting unit 22, and each lighting fixture 30.

  Moreover, each of the 1st illumination part 21, the 2nd illumination part 22, and each lighting fixture 30 has a toning function which changes the color temperature (light emission color) of the light to irradiate. The control unit 32 changes the color temperature together with the illuminance when switching the illuminance of the first illumination unit 21, the second illumination unit 22, and each lighting fixture 30 in accordance with an instruction from the remote controller 36. For example, the control unit 32 increases the color temperature so as to approach white light as the illuminance increases, and decreases the color temperature so as to approach the light bulb color as the illuminance decreases. Thus, the control part 32 makes the color temperature of the 1st illumination part 21, the 2nd illumination part 22, and each lighting fixture 30 interlock | cooperate according to illumination intensity. Thereby, for example, an appropriate space effect according to the illuminance can be performed, and the appearance of the bathroom BR can be further improved.

  The color temperature may be adjusted regardless of the illuminance by operating the remote controller 36, for example. Moreover, you may enable it to adjust the illumination intensity and color temperature of the 1st illumination part 21, the 2nd illumination part 22, and each lighting fixture 30 separately by operation of the remote control 36, for example.

  “Synchronizing the color temperature” means increasing or decreasing the color temperature of each light of the first illumination unit 21, the second illumination unit 22, and each of the lighting fixtures 30. It does not mean that they are the same. The color temperature of each light of the 1st illumination part 21, the 2nd illumination part 22, and each lighting fixture 30 may be the same, and may differ. In addition, the width of the increase / decrease in the color temperature may be different for each of the first lighting unit 21, the second lighting unit 22, and each lighting fixture 30.

  When interlocking the color temperature of the 1st illumination part 21, the 2nd illumination part 22, and each lighting fixture 30, the control part 32 is the 1st lighting part 21, the 2nd lighting part 22, and each lighting fixture 30, for example. The variation of each color temperature is made ± 400K or less. Thereby, the color of the light irradiated from each of the 1st illumination part 21, the 2nd illumination part 22, and each lighting fixture 30 can be match | combined, and the appearance of bathroom BR can be improved more. Thus, the color temperature of each of the first lighting unit 21, the second lighting unit 22, and each lighting fixture 30 may be slightly different.

  Transmission / reception of signals between the switch 34 and the control unit 32 and transmission / reception of signals between the remote controller 36 and the control unit 32 may be performed, for example, via radio. The switch 34 and the control unit 32 and the remote controller 36 and the control unit 32 are not necessarily physically connected via a signal line or the like.

FIG. 4 is a front view schematically showing a part of the faucet counter according to the embodiment.
FIG. 5 is a bottom view schematically showing a part of the faucet counter according to the embodiment.
4 and 5, the counter body 60 of the faucet counter 11 includes, for example, a shower connection port 62, a water discharge port operation unit 63, a shower operation unit 64, a temperature adjustment unit 65, a flow rate adjustment unit 66, and Further provided are stop cocks 67, 68 and the like.

  The shower connection port 62 is provided in the lower part of the counter body 60. The shower connection port 62 is connected to the hose 70 having flexibility, and is connected to the shower head 72 via the hose 70. More specifically, the shower head 72 is a hand shower.

  For example, the counter body 60 may be connected to an overhead shower that is used by being attached to the ceiling. The counter body 60 may be connected to only one of the hand shower and the overhead shower, or may be connected to both the hand shower and the overhead shower.

  When the counter body 60 is connected to an overhead shower, the shower connection port 62 may be used, or may be connected via another connection port. When connecting the counter body 60 to an overhead shower, for example, a connection port is provided on the back side of the counter body 60, and the counter body 60 is connected to the overhead shower using the space between the wall panel 44 and the building frame. It is preferable to connect. Thereby, it can suppress that piping etc. are exposed in bathroom BR, and can improve the appearance of bathroom BR.

  The water outlet operation unit 63, the shower operation unit 64, the temperature adjustment unit 65, and the flow rate adjustment unit 66 are provided on the front surface portion of the counter body 60. However, the arrangement of the spout operation unit 63, the shower operation unit 64, the temperature adjustment unit 65, and the flow rate adjustment unit 66 is not limited to the above, and may be any position on the counter body 60 where these can be easily operated.

  The water outlet operation unit 63 and the shower operation unit 64 are, for example, push button type operation units. Hot water is discharged from the water outlet 61 a of the water discharger 61 by pressing the water outlet operation unit 63 in a state where hot water is not discharged from the water discharger 61. And the hot water discharge from the water outlet 61a of the water discharging part 61 is stopped by pressing the water outlet operation part 63 in the state in which the hot water is discharged from the water outlet 61a of the water discharging part 61.

  Similarly, hot water is discharged from the shower head 72 by pressing the shower operation unit 64 in a state where hot water is not discharged from the shower head 72. And the hot water discharge from the shower head 72 is stopped by pressing the shower operation part 64 in the state where the hot water is discharged from the shower head 72.

  Thus, in the faucet counter 11, hot water can be selectively discharged from the water discharge part 61 and the shower head 72 by the operation of the water discharge port operation part 63 and the shower operation part 64. The water outlet operation unit 63 and the shower operation unit 64 are not limited to the push button type operation unit, and may be any operation unit capable of controlling the switching of the water discharge. The spout operation unit 63 and the shower operation unit 64 may be, for example, a rotary handle or a lever.

  The temperature adjustment unit 65 and the flow rate adjustment unit 66 are, for example, rotary handles. The temperature adjustment unit 65 can adjust the temperature of hot water discharged from the water discharger 61 and the shower head 72. The faucet counter 11 is connected to a water supply pipe and a hot water supply pipe (not shown). The temperature adjustment unit 65 adjusts the temperature of the hot water discharged from the water discharger 61 and the shower head 72 by adjusting the mixing ratio between the water supplied from the water supply pipe and the hot water supplied from the hot water supply pipe.

  The flow rate adjusting unit 66 can adjust the flow rate of hot water discharged from the water discharging unit 61 and the shower head 72. Accordingly, the faucet counter 11 can discharge hot water having a temperature and a flow rate desired by the user from the water discharge unit 61 and the shower head 72 by operating the temperature adjustment unit 65 and the flow rate adjustment unit 66.

  The temperature adjusting unit 65 and the flow rate adjusting unit 66 are not limited to a rotary handle, and may be any operation unit that can adjust the temperature and flow rate of hot water. In this example, the temperature adjusting unit 65 and the flow rate adjusting unit 66 are provided. However, for example, the temperature and the flow rate of the discharged hot water may be adjusted with one operation unit.

  The stop cocks 67 and 68 are provided in the lower part of the counter body 60. The stop cocks 67 and 68 block hot water sent to the water discharger 61 and the shower head 72. The stop cock 67 is provided on a path from the water supply pipe to the water discharger 61 and the shower head 72, for example, and blocks the supply of water from the water supply pipe to the water discharger 61 and the shower head 72. The stop cock 68 is provided on a path from the hot water supply pipe to the water discharger 61 and the shower head 72, for example, and blocks the supply of hot water from the hot water supply pipe to the water discharger 61 and the shower head 72.

  The stop cocks 67 and 68 are operation units 67a and 68a for switching between a state in which water can be supplied to the water discharger 61 and the shower head 72 and a state in which water supply to the water discharger 61 and the showerhead 72 is blocked. Have The stop cocks 67 and 68 are provided in the lower part of the counter main body 60, for example, with the operation parts 67a and 68a facing downward.

  For example, while providing a switching valve for switching between water discharge to the water discharge unit 61 side and water discharge to the shower head 72 side, water discharge from the water discharge unit 61 or the shower head 72 selected by the switch valve, adjustment of the flow rate, and You may enable it to operate temperature adjustment with one operation part. The configurations of the faucet counter 11 and the counter main body 60 are not limited to the above, and may be any configuration capable of switching at least the water discharged from the water discharger 61.

FIG. 6 is an exploded perspective view schematically showing the faucet counter according to the embodiment.
As shown in FIG. 6, the counter body 60 of the faucet counter 11 includes, for example, a top plate 100, a plurality of supports 102, reinforcing plates 104, 106, 108, a cover 110, and a lower cover 112. Have.

  The top plate 100 is a substantially rectangular flat plate member extending in the left-right direction. The top plate 100 forms the upper surface 60 a of the counter body 60. The faucet counter 11 allows an article such as a shampoo bottle to be placed on the top plate 100.

  The plurality of supports 102 are attached to the bathroom wall 44 a of the wall panel 44 side by side in the left-right direction. Each support body 102 supports the top plate 100. Each support body 102 supports the top plate 100 in a state of being slightly separated from the wall panel 44, for example. In other words, each support member 102 separates the rear end of the upper surface 60a of the counter body 60 from the bathroom wall 44a. As a result, the faucet counter 11 can appear to the user as if floating, and the design of the faucet counter 11 can be improved. Therefore, the appearance of the bathroom BR can be improved. In FIG. 6, only a part of the wall panel 44 is illustrated for convenience.

  The reinforcing plates 104, 106, and 108 are provided on each support body 102 so as to be bridged between the support bodies 102. The top plate 100 is provided on the reinforcing plates 104, 106, and 108. Thereby, the reinforcing plates 104, 106, 108 suppress the bending of the top plate 100.

  The faucet function units such as the spout operation unit 63, the shower operation unit 64, the temperature adjustment unit 65, and the flow rate adjustment unit 66 are attached to the reinforcement plate 106 and supported by each support body 102 via the reinforcement plate 106. Is done.

  The cover 110 is mounted on each support body 102 and covers the upper portion of each support body 102 between the top plate 100 and the wall panel 44 and also covers the portion between the top plate 100 and the wall panel 44. The sides of each support 102 are covered.

  The lower cover 112 is attached to the lower side of each support body 102 and covers the lower side of the top plate 100. That is, the lower cover 112 suppresses each support body 102, the faucet function part, and the like from being exposed downward. The lower cover 112 has an opening 112a. The opening 112 a is provided at the lower end of the lower cover 112 and forms a gap with the wall panel 44.

FIG. 7 is a cross-sectional view schematically showing a part of the faucet counter according to the embodiment.
As shown in FIG. 7, the first lighting unit 21 is provided below the faucet counter 11. The 1st illumination part 21 is attached to the lower part of the faucet counter 11 by screwing to each support body 102, for example. The 1st illumination part 21 is provided in the counter main body 60, for example. The 1st illumination part 21 is arrange | positioned above the opening part 112a of the lower cover 112, and is exposed below through the opening part 112a. Thereby, the 1st illumination part 21 irradiates light toward the downward direction of the faucet counter 11 through the opening part 112a in the state provided in the counter main body 60. FIG.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 7, at least a part of the water discharger 61 protrudes below the lower surface 60 b of the counter body 60. The 1st illumination part 21 is arrange | positioned so that it may be located back and downward rather than the water discharging part 61. FIG. That is, the front end of the first illumination unit 21 is located behind the front end of the water discharger 61. And the lower end of the 1st illumination part 21 is located below the lower end of the water discharging part 61. FIG.

  The lower surface 60 b of the counter body 60 has an inclined portion 60 c that is inclined downward toward the rear, between the water discharge portion 61 and the first illumination portion 21. The counter body 60 causes at least a part of the water discharger 61 to protrude downward from the lower surface 60b of the counter body 60 by the inclined part 60c.

  The inclined part 60c extends, for example, further forward than the water discharger 61. The rear end of the lower end of the water discharger 61 is at a position that is substantially the same height as the inclined part 60c. Here, “substantially the same height” is, for example, a state in which the difference in the vertical position between the rear end of the lower end of the water discharger 61 and the inclined part 60c is 5 mm or less. The front end 61f at the lower end of the water discharger 61 is at a position lower than the inclined part 60c. The counter body 60 has a gap GP <b> 1 between the lower surface 60 b and the front end of the first illumination unit 21. In this example, the counter body 60 has a gap GP <b> 2 between the rear end of the water discharger 61 and the lower surface 60 b behind the water discharger 61.

  At least a part of the water stop cocks 67 and 68 is disposed so as to protrude downward from the lower surface 60 b of the counter body 60. The 1st illumination part 21 is arrange | positioned so that it may be located back and downward rather than the water stop cocks 67 and 68. FIG.

  The inclined portion 60c is also inclined downwardly toward the rear also between the water stopcocks 67, 68 and the first illumination portion 21. The counter main body 60 causes at least a part of the water stopcocks 67 and 68 to protrude downward from the lower surface 60b of the counter main body 60 by the inclined portion 60c. The inclined portion 60 c extends further forward than the water stopcocks 67 and 68. The rear ends of the lower ends of the water stopcocks 67 and 68 are located at substantially the same height as the inclined portion 60c. Here, “substantially the same height” is, for example, a state in which the difference in the vertical position between the rear ends of the lower ends of the water stopcocks 67 and 68 and the inclined portion 60c is 5 mm or less. The front ends 67f and 68f at the lower ends of the water stopcocks 67 and 68 are at a position lower than the inclined portion 60c.

  In addition to the water discharger 61 and the stop cocks 67 and 68, for example, a shower connection port 62 and the like are further provided in the inclined portion 60 c of the counter body 60. For example, a water drain plug (not shown) for draining water from the inside of the counter body 60 may be further provided in the inclined portion 60c.

FIG. 8 is a cross-sectional view schematically showing a part of the wash counter according to the embodiment.
As shown in FIG. 8, the washbasin counter 12 includes, for example, a top plate 130, a support body 132, a reinforcing plate 134, and a cover 136.

  The top plate 130 is a substantially rectangular flat plate member extending in the lateral direction. The top plate 130 forms the upper surface 80 a of the wash counter 12. The washbasin counter 12 allows an article such as a washbasin or a shampoo bottle to be placed on the top plate 130.

  The support body 132 is attached to the bathroom wall 44 a of the wall panel 44 and supports the top plate 130. For example, the support body 132 supports the top panel 130 in a state of being slightly separated from the wall panel 44. In other words, the support body 132 separates the rear end of the upper surface 80a of the shelf 80 from the bathroom wall 44a. Thereby, it can be shown to the user as if the wash counter 12 is floating, and the design of the wash counter 12 can be improved. Therefore, the appearance of the bathroom BR can be further improved. In FIG. 8, only a part of the wall panel 44 is shown for convenience.

  The reinforcing plate 134 is provided between the top plate 130 and the support body 132. The top plate 130 is provided on the reinforcing plate 134. Thereby, the reinforcing plate 134 suppresses the bending of the top plate 130.

  The cover 136 is attached below the support body 132 and covers the front and lower sides of the support body 132 and the reinforcing plate 134. Thereby, the cover 136 suppresses that the support body 132 and the reinforcement board 134 are exposed outside. The cover 136 has an opening 136a that opens downward.

  The shelf 80 of the wash counter 12 is formed by, for example, the top plate 130 and the reinforcing plate 134. The support part 81 of the wash counter 12 is formed by the support body 132, the cover 136, etc., for example.

FIG. 9 is a cross-sectional view schematically showing a part of the wash counter according to the embodiment.
As shown in FIG. 9, the second illumination unit 22 is provided below the wash counter 12. The 2nd illumination part 22 is attached to the lower part of the wash-basin counter 12 by screwing to the support body 132, for example. The 2nd illumination part 22 is provided in the support part 81, for example. In other words, the second illumination unit 22 is provided in the cover 136. The 2nd illumination part 22 is arrange | positioned above the opening part 136a of the cover 136, and is exposed below through the opening part 136a. Thereby, the 2nd illumination part 22 irradiates light toward the downward direction of the wash-basin counter 12 through the opening part 136a in the state provided in the support part 81. FIG.

  Moreover, as illustrated in FIG. 9, the support unit 81 supports the shelf 80 on the bathroom wall 44 a in a state where the rear end 80 b of the shelf 80 is separated from the bathroom wall 44 a, for example. The upper surface 81a of the support part 81 provided between the rear end 80b of the shelf 80 and the bathroom wall 44a is inclined downward, for example, toward the bathroom wall 44a. The inclination of the upper surface 81a may be linear or curved.

FIG. 10 is an exploded perspective view schematically illustrating the second illumination unit according to the embodiment.
FIG. 11 is a cross-sectional view schematically showing a part of the second illumination unit according to the embodiment.
As illustrated in FIGS. 10 and 11, the second illumination unit 22 includes an illumination member 150 and an attachment member 152.

  The illumination member 150 irradiates light (visible light). The attachment member 152 is used to attach the lighting member 150 to the faucet counter 11 or the wash counter 12. For example, the illumination member 150 and the attachment member 152 have a long shape extending in the left-right direction. The 2nd illumination part 22 is what is called line illumination which irradiates the horizontally long light extended in the left-right direction, for example.

  The lighting member 150 includes a light emitting unit 160, a storage case 162, a pair of caps 164 and 166, and a heat sink 168. The light emitting unit 160 has a horizontally long shape extending in the left-right direction. The light emitting unit 160 includes, for example, a substrate 170 and a plurality of light sources 172 provided side by side on the surface of the substrate 170. The substrate 170 is, for example, a horizontally long flat plate. Each light source 172 is arranged side by side at least in the left-right direction. Thereby, the board | substrate 170 and each light source 172 irradiate the wide light extended linearly in the left-right direction.

  For each light source 172, for example, a light emitting element such as an LED (Light Emitting Diode), an LD (Laser Diode), or an OLED (Organic Light Emitting Diode) is used. For example, when a surface-emitting light emitting element such as an organic EL (Electro-Luminescence) element is used as the light source 172, the number of the light sources 172 may be one. The light source 172 is not limited to the above, and may be any element that emits light.

  The light emitting unit 160 can change the brightness of light emitted from each light source 172 by changing the magnitude of the voltage or current supplied to each light source 172. That is, the first lighting unit 21 and the second lighting unit 22 can have a dimming function.

  In this example, the light emitting unit 160 includes two types of light sources 172 arranged in the front-rear direction. The light emitting unit 160 includes a light source 172a and a light source 172b. The light emission color of the light source 172a is different from the light emission color of the light source 172b. The light source 172a emits white light, for example. The light source 172b emits yellow light, for example. Accordingly, the color of the light emitted from the light emitting unit 160 can be changed by adjusting the brightness of the light emitted from the light source 172a and the brightness of the light emitted from the light source 172b. That is, the first lighting unit 21 and the second lighting unit 22 can have a dimming function. Note that in the case where an element that can emit light of different colors is used for the light source 172, the light source 172 included in the light emitting unit 160 may be one type.

  The storage case 162 has a cylindrical shape that is continuous in the left-right direction. The storage case 162 has, for example, a cylindrical shape that extends across both ends of the light emitting unit 160 in the left-right direction. The storage case 162 is, for example, a cylinder having a substantially rectangular cross section. The storage case 162 stores the light emitting unit 160 therein. The storage case 162 has translucency. The light emitted from the light emitting unit 160 passes through the storage case 162 and is emitted to the outside.

  For the storage case 162, for example, a resin material having translucency such as polycarbonate resin, polypropylene resin, ABS (Acrylonitrile-Butadiene-Styrene) resin, and acrylic resin is used. Thereby, the storage case 162 can be easily molded by, for example, extrusion molding.

  The cap 164 is attached to one end in the left-right direction of the storage case 162 and closes one opening 162 a in the left-right direction of the storage case 162. The cap 166 is attached to the other end in the left-right direction of the storage case 162 and closes the other opening 162 b in the left-right direction of the storage case 162.

  Accordingly, the storage case 162 and the caps 164 and 166 form a space having a sealing property. The storage case 162 and the caps 164 and 166 store the light emitting unit 160 in this space. Thereby, the flooding of the light emission part 160 is suppressed.

  The heat sink 168 supports the substrate 170 (light emitting unit 160). For example, the heat radiating plate 168 is thermally coupled to the substrate 170 by contacting the surface of the substrate 170 opposite to the surface on which the light sources 172 are provided. As a result, the heat radiating plate 168 radiates heat generated when the light sources 172 are turned on. For the heat radiating plate 168, for example, a metal material having high thermal conductivity such as aluminum or copper is used. The substrate 170 is stored in the storage case 162 while being supported by the heat sink 168. The heat sink 168 also functions as a support that supports the light emitting unit 160 at a predetermined position in the storage case 162, for example. For example, in the case where an element with a small calorific value such as an organic EL element is used for the light source 172, the heat radiating plate 168 is not necessarily provided.

  For example, the attachment member 152 supports the storage case 162 by engagement. The attachment member 152 includes, for example, a first portion 152a, a second portion 152b, and a third portion 152c. The first portion 152 a covers the front surface of the storage case 162. The second portion 152 b covers the rear surface of the storage case 162. The third portion 152 c covers the upper surface of the storage case 162. In other words, the attachment member 152 is a member having a substantially U-shaped cross section that opens downward. The attachment member 152 supports the storage case 162 by engaging the first portion 152 a and the second portion 152 b with the storage case 162. In other words, the attachment member 152 supports the storage case 162 by sandwiching the storage case 162 back and forth between the first portion 152a and the second portion 152b.

  For the attachment member 152, for example, a metal material such as iron, stainless steel, or aluminum is used. The attachment member 152 has a light shielding property. The attachment member 152 has light reflectivity with respect to the light emitted from the illumination member 150. Thereby, the attachment member 152 emits the light emitted from the illumination member 150 only downward. Therefore, in this example, the lower end portion of the storage case 162 functions as a light emitting window 154 that transmits light emitted from the light emitting unit 160. In this example, a part of the storage case 162 protrudes below the lower end of the mounting member 152. For this reason, in other words, the light emission window 154 is a portion that protrudes downward from the lower end of the mounting member 152 in the storage case 162.

  Further, as described above, a resin material is used for the storage case 162. Accordingly, the rigidity of the mounting member 152 is higher than the rigidity of the storage case 162. Accordingly, by allowing the storage case 162 to be supported by the mounting member 152, it is possible to suppress the bending of the storage case 162 even when the storage case 162 made of a resin material is elongated. For example, the light emitting unit 160 stored in the storage case 162 can be prevented from being damaged by the bending of the storage case 162.

  The second illumination unit 22 further includes, for example, a communication pipe 174, a connection member 176, hose bands 178 and 180, and a wiring member 182.

  One end of the communication pipe 174 is connected to the lighting member 150. The other end of the communication pipe 174 is connected to the wall panel 44. Thereby, the communication pipe 174 communicates the space inside the lighting member 150 with the space on the back side of the wall panel 44.

  The cap 164 includes a connection port 164a for connecting the communication pipe 174, a connection port 164b for connecting the storage case 162, and a pipe line connecting the connection port 164a and the connection port 164b. The cap 164 has, for example, a pipe shape bent into a substantially L shape. The cap 164 inserts the connection port 164b into the one opening 162a of the storage case 162, thereby closing the one opening 162a of the storage case 162 and connecting the internal duct to the space inside the cylindrical storage case 162. Communicate.

  One end of the communication pipe 174 is connected to the connection port 164a. Thereby, the space inside the communication pipe 174 communicates with the space inside the lighting member 150. The connection between the illumination member 150 and the communication pipe 174 is not limited to the connection port 164 a of the cap 164. For example, a connection port may be provided in the storage case 162 and one end of the communication pipe 174 may be connected to the storage case 162 so that the space inside the communication pipe 174 communicates with the space inside the lighting member 150.

  The connection member 176 is used to connect the communication pipe 174 and the wall panel 44. The connecting member 176 includes a cylindrical main body 176a and a flange 176b that protrudes outward from the outer peripheral surface of the main body 176a so as to increase its diameter.

  The wall panel 44 is provided with an opening corresponding to the shape of the main body 176 a of the connection member 176. The connecting member 176 inserts the rear end portion of the main body 176a from the indoor side of the bathroom BR into the opening of the wall panel 44. Then, the connection member 176 is attached to the wall panel 44 by closing the opening with the flange portion 176b and screwed to the wall panel 44 at the flange portion 176b.

  The other end of the communication pipe 174 is connected to the main body 176 a of the connection member 176. As a result, a path is formed from the space inside the storage case 162 to the space on the back side of the wall panel 44 through the pipe line of the cap 164, the communication pipe 174, and the main body 176 a of the connection member 176. By 174, the space in the illumination member 150 and the space on the back side of the wall panel 44 communicate with each other.

  The communication pipe 174 has flexibility. For example, a rubber tube or a metal flexible hose is used for the communication pipe 174. However, the communication pipe 174 does not necessarily have flexibility. The communication pipe 174 may be a rigid pipe using metal or resin.

  The hose band 178 is attached to a connection portion between the communication pipe 174 and the connection port 164a of the cap 164, and tightens the communication pipe 174 and the connection port 164a from above the communication pipe 174, thereby suppressing the disconnection of the communication pipe 174. The hose band 180 is attached to a connection portion between the communication pipe 174 and the main body portion 176a of the connection member 176, and tightens the communication pipe 174 and the main body portion 176a from above the communication pipe 174, thereby suppressing the disconnection of the communication pipe 174. .

  The wiring member 182 is connected to the substrate 170 in the storage case 162 and is a wiring for supplying power to the substrate 170. The wiring member 182 is inserted into the communication pipe 174 and enters the space on the back side of the wall panel 44. More specifically, the wiring member 182 enters the space on the back side of the wall panel 44 via the storage case 162, the cap 164, the communication pipe 174, and the connection member 176.

  One end of the wiring member 182 is connected to the substrate 170 in the storage case 162. The other end of the wiring member 182 is located in the space on the back side of the wall panel 44. The other end of the wiring member 182 is connected to the control unit 32 in the space on the back side of the wall panel 44, for example. The control unit 32 supplies power to the substrate 170 via the wiring member 182. For example, each light source 172 is turned on in response to the supply of power from the control unit 32 and is turned off in response to the stop of the supply of power from the control unit 32.

  The configuration of the first illuminating unit 21 is substantially the same as the configuration of the second illuminating unit 22 to the extent that the length in the left-right direction is different. Therefore, the detailed description about the 1st illumination part 21 is abbreviate | omitted. Similar to the second illumination unit 22, the first illumination unit 21 includes an illumination member 150 and an attachment member 152. The illumination member 150 includes a light emitting unit 160, a storage case 162, a pair of caps 164 and 166, and a heat sink 168, and a lower end portion of the storage case 162 transmits light emitted from the light emitting unit 160. It functions as the light emission window 154 to be made.

  The light emitting unit 160 of the first illumination unit 21 has a plurality of light sources 172. The light emitting unit 160 of the first illumination unit 21 includes, for example, a plurality of light sources 172a and a plurality of light sources 172b. Each light source 172a is arranged in the left-right direction. Each light source 172b is arranged in the left-right direction (refer FIG. 5). In other words, each light source 172 a and each light source 172 b are arranged side by side in a direction substantially parallel to the rear end 80 b of the shelf 80 of the wash counter 12.

  As described above, the first lighting unit 21 is provided in the lower part of the faucet counter 11. At this time, the vertical distance DS between the light emission window 154 and the lower surface 60b of the counter body 60 is shorter than the vertical length LS of the first illumination unit 21 (see FIG. 7). In other words, the lower end of the light emission window 154 is at substantially the same height as the lower surface 60 b of the counter body 60. The light emission window 154 is located above the lower surface 60b of the counter body 60, for example. The lower end of the light emission window 154 is located slightly above the lower surface 60b of the counter body 60, for example.

FIG. 12 is a side view schematically showing the faucet counter and the wash counter according to the embodiment. FIG. 15 is a side sectional view schematically showing the faucet counter and the wash counter in FIG. FIG. 16 is a side sectional view schematically showing a faucet counter and a wash counter according to another embodiment. FIG. 17 is a side sectional view schematically showing a faucet counter and a wash counter as a comparative example of the present invention. FIG. 18 is a side sectional view schematically showing a faucet counter and a wash counter which are comparative examples of the present invention.
As shown in FIG. 12 and FIG. 15, the first lighting unit 21 does not irradiate light directly in front of the front end 12 f of the wash counter 12, but directly emits light only in the rear of the front end 12 f of the wash counter 12. Irradiate. The front end 12f of the wash counter 12 is, for example, the front end of the shelf 80.

  Part of the light emitted from the light emitting unit 160 of the first illumination unit 21 is blocked by the first portion 152a of the mounting member 152 (see FIG. 7). In other words, in this example, the first portion 152 a of the mounting member 152 provided in the first illumination unit 21 functions as a first light shielding unit that suppresses the forward spread of the light emitted from the light emitting unit 160. Hereinafter, for convenience, the light emitting unit 160 of the first illumination unit 21 is referred to as a first light emitting unit 160a, and the light emitting unit 160 of the second illumination unit 22 is referred to as a second light emitting unit 160b.

  An imaginary straight line EL1 connecting the first light emitting unit 160a and the lower end of the first portion 152a intersects the wash counter 12 behind the front end 12f of the wash counter 12. Thereby, as above-mentioned, the 1st illumination part 21 can irradiate light directly only behind the front end 12f of the wash-basin counter12. A range A in FIGS. 15 to 18 schematically represents the direct light irradiation range. A range C in FIGS. 15 to 18 schematically represents an irradiation range of indirect light (diffracted light or the like) in the light irradiated from the first light emitting unit 160a. Naturally, the indirect light emitted from the first light emitting unit 160a has lower light intensity (illuminance) than the direct light emitted from the first light emitting unit 160a. Indirect light has a light intensity that gradually decreases as it moves away from direct light.

  More specifically, the virtual straight line is a straight line connecting the center in the front-rear direction of the light emitting surface of the first light emitting unit 160a and the lower end of the first light shielding unit. More specifically, the virtual straight line is a straight line connecting the center in the front-rear direction of the light emitting surface of each light source 172 of the first light emitting unit 160a and the lower end of the first light shielding unit. When the first light emitting unit 160a includes a plurality of light sources 172 arranged in the front-rear direction, the virtual straight line is, for example, the center in the front-rear direction of the light emitting surface of the light source 172 (light source 172b) located at the rearmost position, and the first light shielding unit. It is a straight line connecting the lower end of.

  The first light-shielding part is not limited to the first part 152a of the mounting member 152, and is located in front of the first light-emitting part 160a, and is an arbitrary element that suppresses the forward spreading of the light emitted from the first light-emitting part 160a. The member may be sufficient. For example, the opening 112a portion of the lower cover 112 may be used as the first light shielding portion. As described above, the first light shielding portion may be provided in the faucet counter 11.

  Further, the first light shielding portion is not necessarily provided. For example, when the light distribution angle (the light spread angle) of each light source 172 is defined, the virtual straight line extending along the light distribution angle of each light source 172 is behind the front end 12 f of the wash counter 12 and is the wash counter 12. You may make it cross. Also in this case, similarly to the above, the 1st illumination part 21 can irradiate light directly only behind the front end 12f of the wash counter 12.

  The first illumination unit 21 directly irradiates light only behind the front end 12 f of the wash counter 12, irradiates light on the upper surface 80 a of the shelf 80, and also irradiates light on the rear end 80 b of the shelf 80. . More specifically, the first lighting unit 21 directly irradiates the rear end 80b of the shelf 80 with light. In other words, the direct light irradiation range of the first illumination unit 21 does not overlap the front end 12f of the wash counter 12 (the front end of the shelf 80) but overlaps the rear end 80b of the shelf 80.

  As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the length (width) of the faucet counter 11 in the left-right direction is longer than the length of the wash counter 12 in the left-right direction. The length of the first illumination unit 21 in the left-right direction is longer than the length of the wash counter 12 in the left-right direction. Thereby, the 1st illumination part 21 irradiates light to the whole left-right direction of the rear end 80b of the shelf part 80. FIG. The 1st illumination part 21 irradiates light directly to the whole left-right direction of the rear end 80b of the shelf part 80. FIG.

  The length of the faucet counter 11 in the left-right direction may be shorter than the length of the wash counter 12 in the left-right direction. The length of the first illumination unit 21 in the left-right direction may be shorter than the length of the wash counter 12 in the left-right direction. The 1st illumination part 21 should just be comprised so that light can be irradiated to at least one part of the upper surface 80a of the wash-basin counter12. It is preferable that the 1st illumination part 21 irradiates light to the center part of the upper surface 80a of the wash counter 12 at least.

  The first illumination unit 21 irradiates the rear end 80b of the shelf 80 with light, and also irradiates the upper surface 81a of the support unit 81 with light as indicated by the arrow A11. The first illumination unit 21 directly irradiates the upper surface 81a of the support unit 81 with light.

  In this example, the 1st illumination part 21 is arrange | positioned in the position which overlaps with the upper surface 81a of the support part 81 in the front-back direction, and irradiates light directly below. Thereby, it is possible to appropriately irradiate the upper surface 81a of the support portion 81 with direct light appropriately.

  The light emitted from the first illumination unit 21 and reflected by the upper surface 81a of the support unit 81 travels toward the bathroom wall 44a according to the inclination of the upper surface 81a as indicated by the arrow A12. The light hitting the bathroom wall 44a is further reflected by the bathroom wall 44a and travels toward the water discharger 61 as indicated by the arrow A13. Thereby, not only the upper surface 80a of the wash counter 12 but also the periphery of the water discharger 61 can be brightened by the light emitted from the first illumination unit 21.

  Further, as described above, the length of the first illumination unit 21 in the left-right direction is longer than the length of the wash counter 12 in the left-right direction. Therefore, in the place where the support part 81 is not provided in the left-right direction, as shown by the arrow line A <b> 21, light passes through the wash counter 12 as it is. Thereby, the space below the wash counter 12 can be made brighter.

  For example, the second illumination unit 22 does not directly irradiate light ahead of the front end 12 f of the wash counter 12, but directly irradiates light behind only the front end 12 f of the wash counter 12. However, the 2nd illumination part 22 may irradiate light directly ahead rather than the front end 12f of the wash-basin counter12.

  A part of the light emitted from the second light emitting unit 160b of the second illumination unit 22 is blocked by the opening 136a of the cover 136 (see FIG. 9). That is, in this example, the portion of the opening 136a of the cover 136 provided in the wash counter 12 functions as a second light shielding unit that suppresses the forward spread of the light emitted from the second light emitting unit 160b.

  A virtual straight line EL2 connecting the second light emitting unit 160b and the lower end of the opening 136a intersects the floor surface 42a of the bathroom BR behind the front end 12f of the wash counter 12. Thereby, as above-mentioned, the 2nd illumination part 22 can irradiate light only behind the front end 12f of the wash counter 12 directly. A range C in FIGS. 15 to 18 schematically represents the direct light irradiation range. Further, ranges B and D in FIGS. 15 to 18 schematically show the irradiation range of indirect light (diffracted light or the like) in the light irradiated from the second light emitting unit 160b. Naturally, the indirect light emitted from the second light emitting unit 160b has a lower light intensity (illuminance) than the direct light emitted from the second light emitting unit 160b. Indirect light has a light intensity that gradually decreases as it moves away from direct light.

  The definition of the extension line EL2 can be the same as the definition of the extension line EL1. Therefore, a detailed description of the extension line EL2 is omitted. Moreover, the 2nd light-shielding part may be the arbitrary members which suppress the spread to the front of the light irradiated from the 2nd light emission part 160b similarly to the 1st light-shielding part. The second light shielding portion is not necessarily provided.

  In FIG. 17 and FIG. 18 which are comparative examples of the present invention, the direct light emitted from the faucet counter is also irradiated before the front end of the wash counter. In such a case, a dark shadow is generated on the floor surface as in the comparative example of FIG. 17, or the light is strongly irradiated on the floor surface irradiated with light as in the comparative example of FIG. Area and areas that are weakly irradiated with light are alternately located, and the appearance is poor.

  Therefore, as shown in FIG. 15 and FIG. 16, the light irradiated in the forward direction from the first illumination unit 21 is configured to reach only the indirect light to the floor surface 42 a, and further from the second light emitting unit 160 b to the floor surface 42 a. It can suppress that the appearance fall like the comparative example shown in FIG.17 and FIG.18 will occur by having set it as the structure which irradiates light.

  Further, the embodiment shown in FIG. 15 is a more preferable form than the embodiment shown in FIG. In the embodiment shown in FIG. 16, the direct light emitted from the second light emitting unit 160 b is emitted forward from the front end 12 f of the wash counter 12. That is, in the embodiment shown in FIG. 16, the direct light emitted from the second light emitting unit 160b and the indirect light emitted from the first illumination unit 21 on the floor surface 42a in front of the front end 12f of the wash counter 12 There is a possibility that a position where the two overlap will occur. On the other hand, in the embodiment shown in FIG. 15, the direct light emitted from the second light emitting unit 160 b is not irradiated to the front of the front end 12 f of the wash counter 12, and therefore is ahead of the front end 12 f of the wash counter 12. There is no possibility that a position where the direct light emitted from the second light emitting unit 160b and the indirect light emitted from the first illumination unit 21 overlap is generated on the floor surface 42a of the floor 42a. It can be a bathroom with no light unevenness.

  The distance D2 from the second light emitting unit 160b to the floor surface 42a is shorter than the distance D1 from the first light emitting unit 160a to the upper surface 80a of the shelf 80 of the wash counter 12, for example. More specifically, the distance from each light source 172 (second light source) of the second light emitting unit 160b to the floor surface 42a is the distance from each light source 172 (first light source) of the first light emitting unit 160a to the shelf 80 of the wash counter 12. It is shorter than the distance to the upper surface 80a. In other words, the first light source is a first light emitting element, and in other words, the second light source is a second light emitting element. However, the distance D2 may be the same as the distance D1, or may be longer than the distance D1.

  The 2nd light emission part 160b is arrange | positioned ahead of the 1st light emission part 160a, for example. More specifically, each light source 172 (second light source) of the second light emitting unit 160b is disposed in front of each light source 172 (first light source) of the first light emitting unit 160a. However, the position of the second light emitting unit 160b in the front-rear direction may be the same as the position of the first light emitting unit 160a in the front-rear direction, or may be disposed behind the first light emitting unit 160a.

  For example, the intensity of light emitted from the second light emitting unit 160b is higher than the intensity of light emitted from the first light emitting unit 160a. In other words, the light emitted from the second light emitting unit 160b is brighter than the light emitted from the first light emitting unit 160a. Thereby, for example, it is suppressed that the light irradiated from the 1st light emission part 160a reflects on the upper surface 80a of the wash counter 12, and injects into a user's eyes, and gives a glare to a user. On the other hand, it is possible to appropriately brighten the space below the wash counter 12 by the light emitted from the second light emitting unit 160b, and to prevent the user's feet from becoming dark.

  For example, the control unit 32 supplies power of a higher voltage or higher current than the first light emitting unit 160a to the second light emitting unit 160b. Thereby, the intensity of the light emitted from the second light emitting unit 160b can be made stronger than the intensity of the light emitted from the first light emitting unit 160a. However, the intensity of the light emitted from the second light emitting unit 160b may be the same as the intensity of the light emitted from the first light emitting unit 160a or may be weak.

  The floor surface 42a of the bathroom BR is inclined downward toward the front from the bathroom wall 44a. The floor surface 42a is inclined downward toward a drain outlet 42b provided in front of the bathroom wall 44a to which the faucet counter 11 and the washbasin counter 12 are attached. That is, the floor surface 42a has a drainage gradient. In this way, by tilting the floor surface 42a, for example, the light emitted from the second light emitting unit 160b and reflected by the floor surface 42a is likely to go forward, and the user's feet and the like become dark. Can be more reliably suppressed.

  The upper surface 80a of the wash counter 12 is inclined downward as it goes forward from the bathroom wall 44a. Thereby, it can suppress that the hot water dripped on the upper surface 80a of the wash-basin counter 12 stays on the upper surface 80a. The inclination angle θ1 of the upper surface 80a of the wash counter 12 is larger than, for example, the inclination angle θ2 of the floor surface 42a. Thereby, for example, the reflection angle (spreading angle) of light emitted from the first light emitting unit 160a and reflected by the upper surface 80a can be increased. By increasing the spreading angle of the light reflected by the upper surface 80a, it is possible to suppress the high intensity light from entering the eyes of the user and to further suppress the glare to the user. it can.

  The reflectance of the upper surface 80a of the wash counter 12 is higher than the reflectance of the floor surface 42a. Further, the surface roughness of the upper surface 80a of the wash counter 12 is smaller than the surface roughness of the floor surface 42a. In other words, the light scattering on the upper surface 80a is smaller than the light scattering on the floor surface 42a. Therefore, for example, it is preferable to prevent the user from being dazzled by making the inclination angle θ1 of the upper surface 80a of the wash counter 12 larger than the inclination angle θ2 of the floor surface 42a as described above. . The difference in reflectance may be due to a difference in material or a difference in surface roughness.

  On the contrary, the reflectance of the upper surface 80a of the wash counter 12 may be lower than the reflectance of the floor surface 42a. You may make it the surface roughness of the upper surface 80a of the wash-basin counter 12 become higher than the surface roughness of the floor surface 42a. Thereby, it can suppress more that a user is given glare, for example.

  As described above, in the bathroom unit 10 according to the present embodiment, the direct light of the light emitted from the first illumination unit 21 is not emitted forward from the front end 12f of the wash counter 12, and the wash counter 12 It is irradiated only behind the front end 12f. For this reason, even when the wash counter 12 is disposed below the faucet counter 11 formed in a shelf shape, the light from the first lighting unit 21 is the floor surface in front of the wash counter 12 and the wash counter 12. By hitting 42a, it is possible to suppress the occurrence of a clear shadow on the floor surface 42a of the bathroom BR. Therefore, by illuminating the space below the faucet counter 11 with the light emitted from the first illumination unit 21, the visibility of the hot water discharged from the water discharger 61 is ensured and the usability is improved, but the shadow It can suppress that the appearance of bathroom BR falls.

  In the bathroom unit 10, an imaginary straight line EL <b> 1 connecting the first light emitting unit 160 a and the lower end of the first light shielding unit intersects the wash counter 12 behind the front end 12 f of the wash counter 12. Thereby, even when the washbasin counter 12 is arranged below the faucet counter 11 formed in the shelf shape, the light from the first lighting unit 21 is the floor surface in front of the washbasin counter 12 and the washbasin counter 12. By hitting 42a, it is possible to more appropriately suppress the occurrence of a clear shadow on the floor surface 42a of the bathroom BR. While ensuring the visibility of the hot water discharged from the water discharge part 61 and improving usability, it can suppress more appropriately that the appearance of bathroom BR falls with a shadow.

  In the bathroom unit 10, since the 2nd illumination part 22 is further provided, the space below the wash-basin counter 12 can be brightened, and appearance can be improved more. For example, even if the first illumination unit 21 is configured not to irradiate light directly in front of the front end 12f of the wash counter 12, but to irradiate light directly behind the front end 12f of the wash counter 12, 1 Indirect light that is diffracted or reflected by direct light emitted from the illuminating unit 21 may be emitted forward from the front end 12f of the wash counter 12, and a light shadow may be formed on the floor surface 42a of the bathroom BR. There is. Therefore, by further providing the second illumination unit 22 that irradiates light below the wash counter 12, it is possible to more appropriately prevent the floor surface 42a from being shaded. It is possible to further reduce the darkness of the light shadow that occurs due to the influence of indirect light.

  In the bathroom unit 10, the second illumination unit 22 irradiates light directly only behind the front end 12 f of the wash counter 12. Thereby, the thin shadow of the floor surface 42a of the bathroom BR made by the indirect light emitted from the first illumination unit 21 can be appropriately suppressed by the indirect light emitted from the second illumination unit 22. . The direct light of the light emitted from the second illuminating unit 22 can prevent the front portion of the floor surface 42a of the bathroom BR from becoming too bright than the front end 12f of the wash counter 12. Furthermore, it can suppress that the direct light of the light irradiated from the 2nd illumination part 22 becomes easy to be visually recognized by the user etc. of bathroom BR.

  In the bathroom unit 10, an imaginary straight line EL <b> 2 connecting the second light emitting unit 160 b and the lower end of the second light shielding unit intersects the floor surface 42 a behind the front end 12 f of the washbasin counter 12. Thereby, the thin shadow of the floor surface 42a of the bathroom BR formed by the indirect light of the light irradiated from the first lighting unit 21 is more appropriately suppressed by the indirect light of the light irradiated from the second lighting unit 22. Can do.

  In the bathroom unit 10, the second lighting unit 22 is turned on / off in conjunction with the first lighting unit 21. Thereby, it can suppress that only the 1st illumination part 21 lights and a shadow is made on the floor surface 42a of bathroom BR. Accordingly, it is possible to more reliably suppress the appearance of the bathroom BR from being deteriorated by the shadow while ensuring the visibility of the hot water discharged from the water discharger 61 and improving the usability.

  In the bathroom unit 10, by providing the second illumination unit 22, while the visibility of the periphery of the water discharge unit 61 is ensured by the light of the first illumination unit 21, the light of the first illumination unit 21 can ensure the eyes of the user. Even in a state where the pupil is contracted, the light around the feet of the user such as the lower periphery of the wash counter 21 can be ensured by the light from the second illumination unit 22. Therefore, it is possible to prevent the user from hitting the leg or stepping on the appliance, and the usability of the bathroom unit 10 can be improved.

  In the bathroom unit 10, the distance D <b> 2 from the second light emitting unit 160 b to the floor surface 42 a is shorter than the distance D <b> 1 from the first light emitting unit 160 a to the upper surface 80 a of the washbasin counter 12, thereby making the distance from the first lighting unit 21. The intensity of light emitted from the second illumination unit 22 at a position far from the user's face and reflected by the floor surface 42a is visually recognized by the user from the first illumination unit 21, and the upper surface of the wash counter 12 The intensity of the light reflected by 80a and visually recognized by the user can be approached. Therefore, the difference in the intensity of each light visually recognized by the user is reduced, and the light around the user's feet such as the lower part of the wash counter 12 can be more reliably secured by the light from the second illumination unit 22. it can.

  In the bathroom unit 10, the second light emitting unit 160 b is disposed in front of the first light emitting unit 160 a, so that it is irradiated from the second lighting unit 22 located farther from the user's face than the first lighting unit 21, The intensity of the light reflected by the floor surface 42a and visually recognized by the user may be brought close to the intensity of the light emitted from the first illumination unit 21 and reflected by the upper surface 80a of the wash counter 12 and visually recognized by the user. it can. Therefore, the difference in the intensity of each light visually recognized by the user is reduced, and the light around the user's feet such as the lower part of the wash counter 12 can be more reliably secured by the light from the second illumination unit 22. it can.

  In the bathroom unit 10, the intensity of the light emitted from the second light emitting unit 160 b is made stronger than the intensity of the light emitted from the first light emitting unit 160 a, so that the face of the user is more than the first illumination unit 21. The intensity of light emitted from the second illumination unit 22 located at a distant position and reflected by the floor surface 42a and viewed by the user is reflected from the first illumination unit 21 and reflected from the upper surface 80a of the wash counter 12. It is possible to approach the intensity of light visually recognized by the user. Therefore, the difference in the intensity of each light visually recognized by the user is reduced, and the light around the user's feet such as the lower part of the wash counter 12 can be more reliably secured by the light from the second illumination unit 22. it can.

  In the bathroom unit 10, since the 1st illumination part 21 irradiates light to the rear end 80b of the shelf part 80 spaced apart from the bathroom wall 44a, the wash counter 12 is provided below the faucet counter 11 formed in the shelf shape. The rear end 80b of the shelf 80 that is spaced from the bathroom wall 44a can be clearly seen by the user even when the toilet is disposed, and the user can feel the floating feeling of the wash counter 12 firmly. Can do. Therefore, even when the faucet counter 11 and the wash counter 12 are provided, a high design can be obtained.

  In the bathroom unit 10, the first lighting unit 21 irradiates light not only on the rear end 80 b of the shelf 80, but also on the upper surface 81 a of the support unit 81 inclined downward toward the bathroom wall 44 a. Thereby, as represented by arrows A11 to A13 in FIG. 12, the light hitting the upper surface 81a of the inclined support portion 81 is reflected through the bathroom wall 44a and overlaps with the support portion 81 in the left-right direction. The periphery of the water discharge part 61 arrange | positioned can be illuminated. Accordingly, the rear end 80b of the shelf 80 is illuminated to give a feeling of floating of the wash counter 12, and the periphery of the water discharger 61 is brightened so that the hot water discharged from the water discharger 61 can be seen more easily. Ten usability can be further improved.

  On the other hand, as indicated by the arrow A21 in FIG. 12, in the portion where the support portion 81 is not provided in the left-right direction, light passes through the wash counter 12 as it is. The space can be made brighter. It is possible to suppress the darkness of the space directly below the wash counter 12 and improve the appearance and the usability.

  In the bathroom unit 10, the 1st illumination part 21 is arrange | positioned in the position which overlaps with the upper surface 81a of the support part 81 in the front-back direction, and irradiates light directly below. Thereby, by irradiating light from a position close to the upper surface 81a of the support portion 81, the light directed toward the water discharge portion 61 via the upper surface 81a of the support portion 81 and the bathroom wall 44a is increased. The surroundings can be made brighter. The hot water discharged from the water discharger 61 can be more easily seen, and the usability of the bathroom unit 10 can be further improved.

  Further, in the faucet counter 11 according to the present embodiment, since at least a part of the water discharger 61 protrudes downward from the lower surface 60b of the counter body 60, the water discharger 61 can be easily visually recognized. Since the first illumination unit 21 is disposed so as to be located behind and below the water discharger 61, the water discharger 61 is less likely to be directly illuminated by the light of the first illumination unit 21, and the water discharger 61 shadows forward. It can suppress that the water discharge part 61 is visually recognized darkly. Accordingly, it is possible to provide the faucet counter 11 capable of obtaining good usability and appearance.

  In the faucet counter 11, the counter main body 60 causes at least a part of the water discharger 61 to protrude downward from the lower surface 60 b of the counter main body 60 by the inclined part 60 c, and therefore between the water discharger 61 and the first illumination unit 21. It is not necessary to provide an unnecessary step, and it is possible to suppress a shadow from being formed at the corner of the step when the first illumination unit 21 is turned on, and the appearance can be further improved.

  In the faucet counter 11, the inclined portion 60 c extends further forward than the water discharge portion 61, and the rear end of the lower end of the water discharge portion 61 is at a position substantially the same height as the inclined portion 60 c, and the front end of the lower end of the water discharge portion 61 61f is at a position lower than the inclined portion 60c. Thereby, since the rear end of the lower end of the water discharger 61 is at a position that is almost the same height as the inclined part 60c, the water discharger 61 of the water discharger 61 is protruded downward from the lower surface 60b of the counter body 60. Without making an unnecessary step between the rear end of the lower end and the inclined portion 60c, it is easier for the user in front of the faucet counter 11 to visually recognize the water discharger 61, and the appearance of the faucet counter 11 is further improved. Can be made.

  In the faucet counter 11, the counter body 60 has a gap GP <b> 1 between the lower surface 60 b and the front end of the first illumination unit 21. Thereby, even if the lower surface 60 b of the counter body 60 has the inclined portion 60 c that is inclined downward toward the rear between the water discharge portion 61 and the first illumination portion 21, the counter body 60 flows from the water discharge port 61 a of the water discharge portion 61. It can suppress that water contacts the 1st illumination part 21 along the inclination part 60c, and the light emission from the 1st illumination part 21 will be influenced. In this example, the counter body 60 has a gap GP <b> 2 between the rear end of the water discharger 61 and the lower surface 60 b behind the water discharger 61. Thereby, it is more reliable that the water flowing from the water outlet 61a of the water discharger 61 contacts the first illumination part 21 through the inclined part 60c and affects the light emission from the first illumination part 21. Can be suppressed.

  In the faucet counter 11, at least a part of the stop cocks 67 and 68 protrudes downward from the lower surface 60 b of the counter body 60, so that the stopcocks 67 and 68 can be easily visually recognized. By disposing the first illumination unit 21 so as to be located behind and below the stopcocks 67 and 68, the stopcocks 67 and 68 are difficult to be directly illuminated by the light of the first illumination unit 21. It is possible to prevent the stoppers 67 and 68 from shadowing forward and the stop cocks 67 and 68 from being visually recognized darkly. Therefore, usability and appearance can be further improved.

  In the faucet counter 11, the inclined portion 60c extends to the front of the stop cocks 67 and 68, and the rear ends of the lower ends of the stopcocks 67 and 68 are located at almost the same height as the inclined portion 60c. The front ends 67f and 68f at the lower ends of the faucets 67 and 68 are located at a position lower than the inclined portion 60c. Thus, an unnecessary step is provided between the rear end of the lower end of the water stoppers 67 and 68 and the inclined portion 60c in order to cause the water stoppers 67 and 68 to protrude downward from the lower surface 60b of the counter body 60. In addition, the faucet counter 11 can be further improved in appearance while making it easier for the user in front of the faucet counter 11 to visually recognize the stop cocks 67 and 68.

  In the faucet counter 11, the counter main body 60 causes at least a part of the water faucets 67 and 68 to protrude downward from the lower surface 60b of the counter main body 60 by the inclined portion 60c. There is no need to provide an unnecessary step between the lighting unit 21 and when the first lighting unit 21 is turned on, it is possible to suppress a shadow from being formed at the corner of the stepped portion, thereby improving the appearance. Can do.

  In the faucet counter 11, the vertical distance DS between the light emitting window 154 of the first illumination unit 21 and the lower surface 60 b of the counter body 60 is shorter than the vertical length LS of the first illumination unit 21. Thereby, when viewed from the front, the light emission window 154 of the first illumination unit 21 is easily hidden by the counter body 60. For example, by making the height of the light emission window 154 substantially the same as the height of the lower surface 60b of the counter body 60, the light emission window 154 of the first illumination unit 21 is more reliably concealed by the counter body 60 when viewed from the front. can do. For this reason, even when the first lighting unit 21 is turned on in order to facilitate the operation of the stop cocks 67 and 68 during the operation of the stop cocks 67 and 68, the direct light from the first lighting unit 21 is It becomes difficult to reach the eyes of the worker and indirect light due to diffraction reaches the eyes of the worker, so that the water stopcocks 67 and 68 can be easily seen and can be operated in a non-glaring state.

  In the faucet counter 11, the light emission window 154 is located above the lower surface 60 b of the counter body 60. Thereby, when viewed from the front, the light emission window 154 of the first illumination unit 21 is more reliably hidden by the counter body 60. Therefore, when working the stop cocks 67 and 68 with the first illumination unit 21 turned on, the stop cocks 67 and 68 can be more easily seen, and the direct light reaches the eyes of the operator. It can suppress more reliably that it is made to feel glare.

FIG. 13 is a side view schematically illustrating a modification of the faucet counter and the wash counter according to the embodiment.
Note that, in the following modified examples, components that are substantially the same in function and configuration as those in the above embodiment are denoted by the same reference numerals, and detailed description thereof is omitted.
As shown in FIG. 13, the upper surface 80a of the wash counter 12 may be inclined downward toward the rear. In this case, for example, the light emitted from the first light emitting unit 160a and reflected by the upper surface 80a of the wash counter 12 can be prevented from going forward. Therefore, it can suppress more that the light reflected on the upper surface 80a of the wash counter 12 enters into a user's eyes, and makes a user feel dazzling.

FIG. 14 is a cross-sectional view schematically showing a modification of the faucet counter according to the embodiment.
As shown in FIG. 14, in the faucet counter 11a of this example, the lower surface 60b of the counter body 60 further includes a horizontal portion 60d. The horizontal portion 60d extends substantially horizontally from the rear end of the inclined portion 60c toward the rear. In other words, the horizontal portion 60d is a portion whose inclination with respect to the horizontal direction is smaller than that of the inclined portion 60c.

  And in the faucet counter 11a, the stop cocks 67 and 68 are provided in the upper part of the horizontal part 60d. That is, in the faucet counter 11 a, stop cocks 67 and 68 are provided inside the counter body 60. In this example, the lower ends of the water stopcocks 67 and 68 are located above the lower surface 60 b of the counter body 60.

  On the other hand, the lower end of the water discharge part 61 protrudes below the lower surface 60b of the counter main body 60 similarly to the said embodiment.

  Thus, the water stopcocks 67 and 68 do not necessarily protrude downward from the lower surface 60 b of the counter body 60.

  As shown in FIG. 14, the first lighting unit 21 is disposed behind the stop cocks 67 and 68 in a state where the stop cocks 67 and 68 do not protrude downward from the lower surface 60 b of the counter body 60. May be. Thereby, when operating the stop cocks 67 and 68, the surroundings of the stop cocks 67 and 68 are brightened by making the 1st illumination part 21 light, and it is easy to operate the stop cocks 67 and 68. Can do. In this case, the light emission window 154 of the first illumination unit 21 is preferably located above the lower surface 60b of the counter body 60 as shown in FIG. Thereby, when operating the water stopcocks 67 and 68, it can suppress that the direct light of the 1st illumination part 21 injects into an operator's eyes, and gives glare.

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 bathroom unit 10 and the faucet counters 11 and 11a are not limited to those illustrated, but 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.

  DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 Bathroom unit 11, 11a Faucet counter, 12 Wash counter, 21 1st illumination part (illumination part), 22 2nd illumination part, 30 Lighting fixture, 32 Control part, 34 Switch, 36 Remote control, 40 Bathtub, 42 Washing place Floor, 44 Wall panel, 46 Ceiling panel, 48 Mirror, 60 Counter body, 61 Water outlet, 62 Shower connection port, 63 Water outlet operation unit, 64 Shower operation unit, 65 Temperature control unit, 66 Flow rate control unit, 67, 68 Stop cock, 70 hose, 72 shower head, 80 shelves, 81 support, 100 top plate, 102 support, 104, 106, 108 reinforcement plate, 110 cover, 112 lower cover, 130 top plate, 132 support 134 Reinforcement plate 136 Cover 150 Illumination member 152 Mounting member 54 light emitting window, 160 light emitting unit, 160a first light emitting unit, 160b second light emitting unit, 162 storage case, 164, 166 cap, 168 heat sink, 170 substrate, 172 light source, 174 communication pipe, 176 connecting member, 178, 180 Hose band, 182 Wiring member

Claims (5)

A faucet counter whose upper surface is formed in a shelf shape so that articles can be placed on the upper part;
A first illumination unit that irradiates light downward of the faucet counter;
A wash counter disposed below the faucet counter and the first lighting unit, and a basin can be placed on the upper surface;
A second illumination unit that irradiates light downward of the wash counter;
With
The faucet counter
A counter body having the upper surface;
A water discharge portion provided at a lower portion of the counter body, and having a water discharge port for discharging hot water;
Have
The bathroom unit is characterized in that the first illumination unit does not directly irradiate light ahead of the front end of the wash counter, but directly irradiates light rearward of the front end of the wash counter.
The first illumination unit is provided at a lower part of the faucet counter, and has a first light emitting unit that irradiates light,
Either one of the faucet counter and the first illumination unit has a first light-shielding unit that suppresses the forward spreading of the light emitted from the first light-emitting unit,
2. The bathroom unit according to claim 1, wherein an extension line of an imaginary straight line connecting the first light emitting unit and the lower end of the first light shielding unit intersects the wash counter behind the front end of the wash counter. .
3. The bathroom according to claim 2, wherein the second illuminating unit does not directly irradiate light ahead of the front end of the wash counter, but directly irradiates light behind only the front end of the wash counter. unit.
The second illumination unit is provided at a lower part of the wash counter and has a second light emitting unit for irradiating light,
Either one of the wash counter and the second illumination unit has a second light shielding unit that suppresses the forward spreading of the light emitted from the second light emitting unit,
4. The bathroom unit according to claim 3, wherein an extension line of an imaginary straight line connecting the second light emitting unit and the lower end of the second light shielding unit intersects the floor surface behind the front end of the wash counter.
  The bathroom unit according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the second lighting unit is turned on / off in conjunction with the first lighting unit.