JP2021013456A - Wash cabinet and construction method of wash cabinet - Google Patents

Abstract

To provide a wash cabinet in which a frontage dimension of a cabinet part which is appropriate to a frontage dimension of a counter member can be adjusted in a constitution to arrange a cutting surface side in an open space by cutting the counter member at a construction site and a construction method of the wash cabinet.SOLUTION: A wash cabinet includes a decorative panel 45 which can conceal a side surface of a floor cabinet 32 located on an opposite side of a direction facing a washstand cabinet and a cutting surface of a counter member, upright position holding means which can hold the decorative panel in an upright state at a prescribed position relative to a direction separated from the side surface of the floor cabinet, and frontage adjustment means 41 which can form a gap 60 between the side surface of the floor cabinet and a side surface of the decorative panel while being connected to the floor cabinet. The frontage adjustment means can adjust a width of the gap while the upright state of the decorative panel is held by the upright position holding means.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 3

Description

The present invention relates to a vanity and a method of constructing the vanity.

Conventionally, for example, there is known a structure capable of cutting a counter covering an upper surface of a cabinet body so as to match the frontage size of the cabinet body such as a vanity such as Patent Document 1. Further, for example, there is known a configuration in which the side surface direction of the vanity is open as a space for storing a washing machine or the like as in Patent Document 2.

Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2005-124807 Japanese Patent No. 5187133

In recent years, there have been cases where a vanity table with the optimum frontage size is required for each construction site according to the customer's request. However, in the configuration as in Patent Document 1, for example, in the case where the side surface direction of the vanity is an open space and is exposed as in Patent Document 2, in order to conceal the cut surface of the counter, the counter is placed on the side surface of the drawer. It is necessary to provide a side panel capable of concealing the cut surface. At this time, the side panel may be attached to the side surface of the drawer. In such a configuration, the adjustment of the frontage size on the cabinet side depends on the variation of the cabinet with different frontage size, and it is necessary to separately prepare a cabinet close to the frontage size of the counter after cutting suitable for the construction site. was there.

As an alternative method, it is conceivable to separate the side panel from the cabinet according to the frontage size of the counter, but there is a problem that the side panel does not stand upright. In addition, since the dimensions of the cabinet in the frontage direction are determined for each product, it was not possible to finely adjust the frontage dimensions.

Therefore, the present invention is a vanity table in which the frontage dimension of the cabinet portion suitable for the frontage dimension of the counter member can be adjusted in a configuration in which the counter member is cut at the construction site and the cut surface side is arranged in an open space. And the purpose is to provide a method of constructing a vanity.

The vanity table of the first invention is a vanity table provided with a counter member capable of cutting to a frontage size suitable for a construction site and a washbasin counter portion having a washbasin, and is a washbasin located below the washbasin. A cabinet portion having a cabinet and a floor cabinet located below the counter member and arranged on the side of the washbasin cabinet, and the floor cabinet located on the side opposite to the direction facing the washbasin cabinet. A decorative plate capable of concealing the side surface of the counter member and the cut surface of the counter member, and an upright holding capable of holding the decorative plate at a predetermined position in a direction away from the side surface of the floor cabinet. A side panel portion having means and frontage adjusting means capable of forming a gap between the side surface of the floor cabinet and the side surface of the decorative plate in a state of being connected to the floor cabinet, and the gap are concealed. A front panel portion is provided, and the frontage adjusting means is characterized in that the width of the gap can be adjusted while the upright state of the decorative plate is held by the upright holding means.
According to the first invention, the decorative plate can be held in an upright state while concealing the side surface of the floor cabinet and the end surface of the counter member cut at the site, without depending on the size variation prepared for the floor cabinet. , The entire cabinet can be expanded to the desired frontage size. The vanity can be installed by adjusting the frontage dimensions of the cabinet according to the layout conditions at the site. Even in a construction site where there is an open space on the side of the vanity, the counter member can be cut, and the frontage size of the cabinet can be finely adjusted without spoiling the appearance, maintaining the design. It is possible to install a vanity table at various construction sites.
In the second invention, in the first invention, the upright holding means includes a first holding unit provided above the floor cabinet and a second holding unit provided below the floor cabinet. The frontage adjusting means is the first holding unit.
According to the second invention, since the decorative plate is held at two places, the upper first holding unit and the lower second holding unit, the decorative plate tends to rotate in a simple and compact configuration. It is possible to hold the decorative board upright while suppressing the problem. Further, since the first holding unit has both the function of the frontage adjusting means and the function of the upright holding means, it is possible to reduce the number of parts.
According to a third aspect of the invention, in the first or second invention, the width of the gap can be adjusted by fixing the frontage adjusting means to the upper surface of a reinforcing bar connecting a pair of side plates of the floor cabinet. It is characterized by doing.
According to the third invention, by overlapping the frontage adjusting means on the upper surface of the reinforcing bar of the floor cabinet, it is possible to cope with the reduction of the width of the gap, the frontage adjusting means is not exposed in the floor cabinet, and the design is excellent. ..
According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, in any one of the first to third aspects, the front panel portion has a T-shape and covers a part of the front surface and the side surface of the side plate of the floor cabinet. It is characterized by being configured in.
According to the fourth invention, the T-shaped front panel portion can hide the corner between the front surface and the side surface of the side plate of the floor cabinet, and the fixture for attaching the front panel portion to the floor cabinet. Can be hidden from the front. Therefore, it is excellent in design.
The method for constructing a vanity according to a fifth invention is a method for constructing a vanity including a counter member capable of cutting to a frontage size suitable for a construction site and a washbasin counter portion having a washbasin. A cabinet portion having a washbasin cabinet located below the counter member and a floor cabinet located below the counter member and arranged on the side of the washbasin cabinet, and a side opposite to the direction facing the washbasin cabinet. A decorative plate capable of concealing the side surface of the floor cabinet and the cut surface of the counter member located in the floor cabinet and an upright state were maintained at a predetermined position with respect to the direction in which the decorative plate was separated from the side surface of the floor cabinet. A side panel portion having an upright holding means that can be held as it is and a frontage adjusting means that can form a gap between the side surface of the floor cabinet and the side surface of the decorative plate in a state of being connected to the floor cabinet. A front panel portion that conceals the gap, a step of positioning the installation position of the decorative plate, a connection step of connecting the frontage adjusting means to the floor cabinet, and the side surface of the floor cabinet and the decorative surface. A mounting step of mounting the front panel portion to conceal the gap formed between the side surface of the board and a step of cutting the counter member to a predetermined length to match the width of the counter member with the installation position of the decorative board. It is characterized by having.
According to the fifth invention, even when the side surface direction of the vanity is an open space and is exposed, the frontage dimension of the vanity can be finely adjusted without performing complicated work at the construction site. A construction method can be provided.

According to the present invention, in a configuration in which a counter member is cut at a construction site and the cut surface side is arranged in an open space, a vanity table in which the frontage dimension of a cabinet portion suitable for the frontage dimension of the counter member can be adjusted. And can provide a method of constructing a vanity.

It is a perspective view of the vanity table of one Embodiment of this invention. It is a perspective view of a part in the vanity of the embodiment of this invention. It is a perspective view of the state which removed the wash counter part from the structure shown in FIG. FIG. 3 is a perspective view of FIG. 3 viewed from below. It is a perspective view of the front panel part in the vanity of one Embodiment of this invention. It is an enlarged top view of a part in FIG. It is a side view which looked at the side surface of the floor cabinet with the decorative board in FIG. 3 removed.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings. In order to facilitate understanding of the description, the same components are designated by the same reference numerals as much as possible in each drawing, and duplicate description is omitted.

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of the vanity 1 according to the embodiment of the present invention.

The vanity table 1 is installed in the washroom space. The washroom is adjacent to, for example, the bathroom. FIG. 1 shows a floor 101 and two walls 102 and 103 in the building materials constituting the washroom space. The vanity 1 is installed on the floor 101 with the wall 102 as the back. In the example shown in FIG. 1, the wall 103 is immediately on the left side when viewed from the user standing in front of the vanity 1, and the side surface on the right side is open.

In the present specification, the X direction represents the frontage direction (or width direction) of the vanity 1, the Y direction represents the depth direction (or the front-back direction), and the Z direction represents the vertical direction (or the vertical direction). The X direction is orthogonal to the Y direction, and the Z direction is orthogonal to the X and Y directions.

Further, in the present specification, "upper" and "lower" represent relative positions in the vertical direction Z, and the side closer to the floor 101 is referred to as "lower". Further, "front" and "rear" represent relative positions in the depth direction Y, and the side closer to the wall 102 is "rear".

The vanity 1 includes a mirror cabinet 10, a faucet device 70, a wash counter section 20, a cabinet section 30, a side panel section 40, and a front panel section 50.

The washbasin counter unit 20 has a washbasin 22 and a counter member 21. The washbasin 22 is formed in a bowl shape, and a drain port 22a (shown in FIG. 2) is formed at the bottom thereof. The drain port 22a is connected to a water pipe (not shown).

The counter member 21 is provided next to the washbasin 22 in the frontage direction X. The washbasin 22 is located between the counter member 21 and the wall 103 in the frontage direction X. The counter member 21 extends from the washbasin 22 to the open space side opposite to the wall 103. The end of the counter member 21 on the open space side can be cut to a frontage size suitable for the construction site where the vanity 1 is installed.

The mirror cabinet 10 is provided above the washbasin 22. The mirror cabinet 10 has, for example, three doors 11a, 11b, 11c. A mirror 12 is provided on the front surface of each door 11a, 11b, 11c.

A back panel 19 is provided between the washbasin 22 and the mirror cabinet 10, and a faucet device 70 is attached to the back panel 19. The faucet device 70 has a faucet portion 71 which is a so-called spout. Water is discharged from the faucet portion 71 toward the washbasin 22.

A cabinet portion 30 is provided below the wash counter portion 20. The cabinet unit 30 has a wash cabinet 31 and a floor cabinet 32.

The washbasin 31 is located below the washbasin 22. The wash cabinet 31 has, for example, a plurality of drawers 33a and 33b.

The floor cabinet 32 is located below the counter member 21 and is arranged on the side of the wash cabinet 31 in the frontage direction X.
The floor cabinet 32 may be located on the side of the wash cabinet 31. For example, as in this embodiment, the floor cabinet 32 and the wash cabinet 31 may be in contact with each other, or the floor cabinet 32 and the floor cabinet 32 may be in contact with each other. A third cabinet may be located between the wash cabinet 31 and the wash cabinet 31.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view of a part of the vanity table 1. FIG. 2 shows a wash counter section 20, a floor cabinet 32, a side panel section 40, and a front panel section 50.
FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing a state in which the wash counter unit 20 is removed from the configuration shown in FIG.
FIG. 4 is a perspective view of FIG. 3 as viewed from below.

The floor cabinet 32 has a pair of side plates 35a and 35b, a back plate 37, and a plurality of (for example, two) horizontal plate-shaped shelf plates 34a and 34b. The pair of side plates 35a and 35b are separated from each other in the frontage direction X. The back plate 37 is located on the wall 102 (shown in FIG. 1) side. The shelf plates 34a and 34b are arranged in a space surrounded by the side plates 35a and 35b, the back plate 37, and the counter member 21, and are separated from each other in the vertical direction Z.

As shown in FIG. 3, the floor cabinet 32 further has a pair of reinforcing bars 36a and 36b. The pair of reinforcing bars 36a and 36b are separated from each other in the depth direction Y at the upper end of the floor cabinet 32. The reinforcing bars 36a and 36b extend in the frontage direction X, connect the pair of side plates 35a and 35b to each other, and give strength to the floor cabinet 32.

One of the pair of side plates 35a and 35b, 35a, is adjacent to the wash cabinet 31 shown in FIG. The other side plate 35b is supported on a base frame 39 (shown in FIG. 4) fixed to the floor 101 and positioned with respect to the floor 101.

The outer side surface of the other side plate 35b (the side surface opposite to the inner side surface facing the one side plate 35a) is a side surface of the floor cabinet 32 located on the opposite side in the frontage direction X from the surface in contact with the wash cabinet 31. Configure. A side panel portion 40 is provided so that the side surface can be concealed.

The side panel portion 40 has a decorative plate 45. The decorative board 45 is, for example, a board to which a decorative paper or a resin film is attached, and faces the outer side surface of the side plate 35b of the floor cabinet 32.

As shown in FIG. 2, the upper end portion 45b of the decorative plate 45 projects upward from the upper surface of the counter member 21, and the front end portion 45a of the decorative plate 45 projects forward from the front end portion of the side plate 35b of the floor cabinet 32. .. Therefore, the entire area of the outer side surface of the side plate 35b is hidden by the decorative plate 45. The upper end of the floor cabinet 32 is hidden by the counter member 21.

Further, the cut surface of the end portion of the counter member 21 on the open space side is also hidden by the decorative plate 45. As shown in FIG. 2, a cap member 18 is provided at the boundary between the end portion of the counter member 21 and the decorative plate 45, if necessary. The cap member 18 functions as a decorative member and a sealing member.

The side panel portion 40 further has an upright holding means. The upright holding means makes it possible to hold the decorative plate 45 at a predetermined position in a direction away from the side surface (outer side surface) of the side plate 35b of the floor cabinet 32 in the frontage direction X while maintaining the upright state. Here, the state in which the decorative plate 45 is upright means that it is substantially perpendicular to the installation surface.

In this example, the upright holding means includes a first holding unit 41 shown in FIG. 3 provided above the floor cabinet 32 and a second holding unit 42 shown below FIG. 4 provided below the floor cabinet 32. Has.

For example, one end of the first holding unit 41 formed in an L shape is fixed to the upper surfaces of the reinforcing bars 36a and 36b of the floor cabinet 32. The other end of the first holding unit 41 is fixed to the inner surface (the surface facing the side plate 35b) of the decorative plate 45.

In the example shown in FIG. 3, two first holding units 41 are provided so as to be separated from each other in the depth direction Y, but one or three or more are provided depending on the size and weight of the decorative plate 45 in the depth direction Y. The first holding unit 41 of the above may be provided. Further, one end of the first holding unit 41 may be fixed not to the reinforcing bars 36a and 36b but to the side plate 35b. Further, the first holding unit 41 and the decorative plate 45 may be an integral structure.

As shown in FIG. 4, the second holding unit 42 extends in the depth direction Y and is formed in a frame shape that supports the lower end portion of the decorative plate 45. The second holding unit 42 is fixed to the floor 101, for example, by screwing, and the position of the decorative plate 45 supported by the second holding unit 42 is positioned with respect to the floor 101.

The first holding unit 41 is covered by the counter member 21 shown in FIG. Further, as shown in FIG. 4, the front end portion 45a of the decorative plate 45 projects forward from the front end of the second holding unit 42, and the front end portion 50 of the second holding unit 42, which will be described later, projects the front end portion 45a of the second holding unit 42. Since the inner portion of the vanity is hidden, the second holding unit 42 cannot be seen by the user standing in front of the vanity 1.

The first holding unit 41 and the second holding unit 42, which are the upright holding means, hold the decorative plate 45 in an upright state without falling. The veneer 45 stands upright, for example, perpendicular to the floor surface.

The first holding unit 41 further functions as a frontage adjusting means in the side panel portion 40. The frontage adjusting means, that is, the first holding unit 41 has a side plate 35b of the floor cabinet 32 and a decorative plate in a state where a gap 60 is formed between the side plate 35b of the floor cabinet 32 and the side surface (inner side surface) of the decorative plate 45. Connect with 45.

One end of the first holding unit 41 is fixed to the upper surfaces of the reinforcing bars 36a and 36b of the floor cabinet 32 by, for example, screws. By adjusting the fixed position (position in the frontage direction X) of one end of the first holding unit 41 with respect to the upper surfaces of the reinforcing bars 36a and 36b, the gap 60 is maintained in the upright state of the decorative plate 45. The width (width of the frontage direction X) can be adjusted.

A front panel portion 50 is provided at a front boundary portion between the floor cabinet 32 and the side panel portion 40, and the front panel portion 50 is a gap 60 between the side plate 35b of the floor cabinet 32 and the decorative plate 45. Is hidden from the front side. The upper part of the gap 60 is concealed by the counter member 21.

FIG. 5 is a perspective view of the front panel portion 50 as viewed from the back surface side.
FIG. 6 is an enlarged top view of a part (a portion provided with the front panel portion 50) in FIG.

The front panel portion 50 has a first portion 51, a second portion 52, and a third portion 53, and has a T-shape in the top view shown in FIG. The front panel portion 50 is, for example, a resin member, and the first portion 51, the second portion 52, and the third portion 53 are integrally formed.

The first portion 51 and the second portion 52 are formed in a continuous plate shape along the frontage direction X. A plurality of grooves 51a along the vertical direction Z are formed on the back surface of the first portion 51. The third portion 53 projects from the boundary portion between the first portion 51 and the second portion 52 toward the back surface side of the front panel portion 50.

As shown in FIG. 6, the corner formed by the second portion 52 and the third portion 53 is formed by the front surface 35ba of the side plate 35b of the floor cabinet 32 and the corner portion 35bc on the front surface 35ba side of the side surface 35bb. The back surface of the second portion 52 is brought into contact with the front surface 35ba of the side plate 35b, and the side surface of the third portion 53 is brought into contact with a part 35bc of the side surface 35bb so as to coincide with the portions. In this state, the first portion 51 covers the front side of the gap 60. The end portion of the first portion 51 on the decorative plate 45 side comes into contact with the decorative plate 45.

For example, the back surface of the second portion 52 is adhered to the front surface 35ba of the side plate 35b, and the third portion 53 is fixed to a part 35bc of the side surface 35bb of the side plate 35b with screws.

FIG. 7 is a side view of the outer side surface 35bb of the side plate 35b of the floor cabinet 32 with the decorative plate 45 in FIG. 3 removed.

A plurality of notches 53a separated in the vertical direction Z are formed in the third portion 53 of the front panel portion 50. A stepped screw (not shown) is attached to a position corresponding to the notch 53a on the side surface 35bb of the side plate 35b, and the large-diameter shaft portion of the stepped screw engages with the notch 53a. That is, the third portion 53 of the front panel portion 50 is not fixed to the side plate 35b by fastening with a screw, but the notch 53a engages with the large diameter shaft portion of the stepped screw so that the screw is not loosened. Even if it is removable, it is fixed to the side plate 35b.

The front panel portion 50 covers the front side of the gap 60, and also covers the front surface 35ba of the side plate 35b of the floor cabinet 32 and a part 35bc of the side surface 35bb. Even if the front panel portion 50 has only the first portion 51 and the third portion 53, the third portion 53 can be attached to the side plate 35b of the floor cabinet 32 while the first portion 51 hides the gap 60. , The boundary between the first portion 51 and the side plate 35b (or the corner portion between the front surface 35ba and the side surface 35bc of the side plate 35b) is visible on the front surface side of the vanity 1. According to the present embodiment, by providing the second portion 52, the boundary between the first portion 51 and the side plate 35b (the corner portion between the front surface 35ba and the side surface 35bc of the side plate 35b) can be hidden, and the design can be improved. Excellent for.

Further, in the case where only the first portion 51 and the second portion 52 are configured, a configuration in which the second portion 52 is fixed to the front surface 35ba of the side plate 35b with a fixing tool (for example, a screw) is conceivable. In this case, the fixing tool is the front surface. It looks like. According to the present embodiment, the third portion 53 hidden behind the first portion 51 and the second portion 52 is fixed to the side plate 35b with a fixture (for example, a screw), and the fixture is also fixed to the first portion 51 and the second portion. It is hidden behind the part 52 and cannot be seen in the front. Therefore, it is excellent in design.

Next, the work at the construction site where the vanity 1 described above is installed will be described.

First, the cabinet unit 30 is installed at the position shown in FIG. That is, the back surface of the cabinet portion 30 is placed close to the wall 102, and the wash cabinet 31 is placed close to the wall 103. In the state where the wash cabinet 31 and the floor cabinet 32 are arranged so as to be in contact with each other in this way, the side surface of the floor cabinet 32 is an open space. The side panel portion 40, the front panel portion 50, and the wash counter portion 20 have not yet been installed.

The side open space on the side surface of the floor cabinet 32 may be used, for example, as an installation space for a washing machine. In this case, a waterproof pan for placing the washing machine is provided on the floor 101 on the side side of the floor cabinet 32. The decorative plate 45 of the side panel portion 40 is installed upright in the space between the side plate 35b of the floor cabinet 32 and the waterproof pan.

For example, depending on the user's request such as how much space is desired between the decorative board 45 and the waterproof pan, or whether the space between the decorative board 45 and the waterproof pan is not desired. The installation position (the position of the frontage direction X and the position of the depth direction Y) is determined.

The position of the second holding unit 42 with respect to the floor 101 is determined according to the installation position of the decorative board 45, and the second holding unit 42 is fixed to the floor 101 with screws, for example, at that position.

The lower end of the decorative plate 45 is placed on the second holding unit 42 having a frame shape that has been positioned, and then the decorative plate 45 and the floor cabinet 32 are connected by the first holding unit 41 shown in FIG. To do.

The position of fixing one end of the first holding unit 41 to the reinforcing bars 36a and 36b of the floor cabinet 32 is adjusted according to the distance of the decorative plate 45 from the side plate 35b of the floor cabinet 32, for example, the decorative plate 45 is on the floor. The fixed position of the first holding unit 41 with respect to the reinforcing bars 36a and 36b is determined so as to stand upright perpendicular to the surface. At the construction site, the position of the frontage direction X of the decorative board 45, that is, the frontage dimension of the entire cabinet portion 30 can be adjusted.

The lower end side of the decorative plate 45 is held by the second holding unit 42, the upper end side is held by the first holding unit 41 and stands upright, and the side surface of the side plate 35b of the floor cabinet 32 is concealed so as not to be seen from the open space side. To do. Therefore, it is excellent in design.

After the decorative plate 45 is upright at a predetermined position, as shown in FIG. 6, the front panel portion 50 is attached so as to hide the front side of the gap 60 between the side plate 35b of the floor cabinet 32 and the decorative plate 45. At this time, the first portion 51 can be cut along the groove 51a formed on the back surface of the first portion 51 of the front panel portion 50, and the width of the frontage direction X of the first portion 51 can be adjusted. ..

By cutting the first portion 51 according to the installation position of the decorative plate 45, that is, the distance between the decorative plate 45 and the side surface 35bb of the side plate 35b, the front panel portion 50 has a frontage direction X at the construction site. You can fine-tune the width. At least the first portion 51 of the front panel portion 50 is, for example, a resin member, and a worker in the field can easily cut the first portion 51. Further, by cutting along the groove 51a formed on the back surface of the first portion 51, it is possible to cut straight along the vertical direction Z, and the cut end surface of the first portion 51 and the side surface of the decorative plate 45 It does not spoil the appearance of the contact part with.

Further, as described above with reference to FIG. 7, the stepped screw attached to the side surface 35bb of the side plate 35b engages with the notch 53a formed in the third portion 53 of the front panel portion 50. The front panel portion 50 is temporarily fixed to the floor cabinet 32, and the front panel portion 50 can be easily removed from the floor cabinet 32. Therefore, the first portion 51 is initially cut with a certain margin in width, and the front panel portion 50 is attached to and detached from the floor cabinet 32 and the first portion 51 is cut several times. It is possible to adjust the portion 50 to the optimum width. When the width adjustment of the first portion 51 is completed and it is no longer necessary to remove the front panel portion 50, the back surface of the second portion 52 may be attached to the front surface 35ba of the side plate 35b with, for example, double-sided tape.

After attaching the front panel portion 50, the wash counter portion 20 is attached on the cabinet portion 30. At this time, the end portion of the counter member 21 is cut at the construction site in accordance with the installation position of the frontage direction X of the decorative plate 45. That is, the width of the counter member 21 (width in the frontage direction X) is adjusted to a predetermined length according to the installation position of the decorative plate 45. As shown in FIG. 2, since the upper end portion 45b of the decorative plate 45 projects upward from the counter member 21, the cut end surface of the counter member 21 is concealed by the decorative plate 45. A cap member 18 is attached to the boundary between the cut end surface of the counter member 21 and the side surface of the decorative plate 45, if necessary.

As described above, according to the present embodiment, the decorative plate 45 can be held in an upright state while concealing the side surface of the floor cabinet 32 and the end surface of the counter member 21 cut at the site, and is prepared in the floor cabinet 32. The entire cabinet portion 30 can be expanded to a desired frontage dimension (width in the frontage direction X) without depending on the size variation. The vanity 1 can be installed by adjusting the frontage dimension of the cabinet portion 30 according to the layout conditions of the site.

Even in a configuration in which the counter member 21 is cut at a construction site having an open space on the side of the vanity 1, the frontage size of the cabinet portion 30 can be finely adjusted without spoiling the appearance, and the design can be improved. It is possible to install the vanity counter 1 at various construction sites while maintaining the condition.

In the above embodiment, as an upright holding means, a first holding unit 41 provided above the floor cabinet 32 and a second holding unit 42 provided below the floor cabinet 32 are provided. In the plate 45, for example, the intermediate portion between the upper part and the lower part may be held by one upright holding means. In that case, after the vanity 1 is installed, for example, an impact when a user or an object hits the decorative plate 45 exerts a force on the decorative plate 45 to rotate around the holding portion, and the decorative plate 45 tilts. There is a risk of getting rid of it. In order to prevent this, it is necessary for the upright holding means to exert a strong holding force, which leads to an increase in size and complexity of the upright holding means.

In the above embodiment, since the decorative plate 45 is held at two places above and below in the vertical direction Z, the decorative plate 45 is held upright while suppressing the decorative plate 45 from trying to rotate in a simple and compact configuration. be able to.

The frontage adjusting means may have a configuration that does not also function as an upright holding means. In the above embodiment, since the first holding unit 41 has both the function of the frontage adjusting means and the function of the upright holding means, the number of parts can be reduced.

By moving the first holding unit 41, which is the frontage adjusting means, to the floor cabinet 32 side, the width of the gap 60 (width in the frontage direction X) can be reduced. In the present embodiment, one end of the first holding unit 41 overlaps the upper surfaces of the reinforcing bars 36a and 36b of the floor cabinet 32, so that the width of the gap 60 can be reduced. The upper surfaces of the reinforcing bars 36a and 36b are hidden by the counter member 21. Therefore, the first holding unit 41 is not exposed in the floor cabinet 32, and the design is excellent. Depending on the layout of the construction site and the request of the user, there may be no gap 60, that is, the decorative plate 45 may be brought into contact with the side plate 35b of the floor cabinet 32.

As shown in FIG. 3, a through hole 38 is formed in the side plate 35b of the floor cabinet 32 facing the decorative plate 45. Two through holes 38 are formed corresponding to the two first holding units 41. The other end of the first holding unit 41 is, for example, screwed to the decorative plate 45. Even when the counter member 21 is attached, a tool is passed through the through hole 38 through the open space on the front surface of the floor cabinet 32, and the screw that fastens the first holding unit 41 and the decorative plate 45 is loosened. Can be removed.

The lower end of the decorative plate 45 is only mounted on the frame-shaped second holding unit 42. Therefore, if the decorative plate 45 and the first holding unit 41 are not fixed, the decorative plate 45 can be removed. As a result, after the vanity 1 is installed, the decorative plate 45 can be repaired or replaced without removing the counter member 21. When attaching the decorative plate 45, first, the lower end portion of the decorative plate 45 is placed on the second holding unit 42, and then the first holding unit 41 and the decorative plate 45 are screwed together with a tool through the through hole 38.

In FIG. 1, it is assumed that there is an open space on the right side when viewed from the user standing in front of the vanity table 1, but when the vanity table 1 is installed in a layout such that there is an open space on the left side. The floor cabinet 32 is arranged on the left side of the wash cabinet 31 in FIG. 1, and the side panel portion 40 is arranged on the left side thereof.

The embodiments of the present invention have been described above with reference to specific examples. However, the present invention is not limited thereto, and various modifications can be made based on the technical idea of the present invention.

1 ... Vanity, 10 ... Mirror cabinet, 20 ... Wash counter, 21 ... Counter member, 22 ... Washbasin, 30 ... Cabinet, 31 ... Wash cabinet, 32 ... Floor cabinet, 35a ... Side plate, 35b ... Side plate, 36a ... Reinforcing rail, 36b ... Reinforcing rail, 40 ... Side panel, 45 ... Decorative board, 41 ... First holding unit, 42 ... Second holding unit, 50 ... Front panel, 60 ... Void, 70 ... Water Plug device

Claims (5)

A vanity with a washbasin counter that has a counter member and a washbasin that can be cut to a frontage size suitable for the construction site.
A cabinet portion having a wash cabinet located below the wash basin and a floor cabinet located below the counter member and arranged on the side of the wash cabinet.
A decorative plate capable of concealing the side surface of the floor cabinet and the cut surface of the counter member located on the side opposite to the direction facing the wash cabinet, and a direction in which the decorative plate is separated from the side surface of the floor cabinet. A gap can be formed between the upright holding means that can be held in an upright position at a predetermined position and the side surface of the floor cabinet and the side surface of the decorative plate in a state of being connected to the floor cabinet. A side panel portion having a frontage adjusting means,
The front panel portion that hides the gap and
With
The frontage adjusting means is a vanity table characterized in that the width of the gap can be adjusted while the upright state of the decorative board is held by the upright holding means. The upright holding means has a first holding unit provided above the floor cabinet and a second holding unit provided below the floor cabinet.
The vanity according to claim 1, wherein the frontage adjusting means is the first holding unit. The washbasin according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the frontage adjusting means is fixed to the upper surface of a reinforcing bar connecting a pair of side plates of the floor cabinet so that the width of the gap can be adjusted. Vanity. Any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the front panel portion has a T-shape and is configured to cover a part of the front surface and the side surface of the side plate of the floor cabinet. Vanity described in. It is a construction method of a vanity table equipped with a counter member capable of cutting to a frontage size suitable for a construction site and a wash counter part having a wash basin.
A cabinet portion having a wash cabinet located below the wash basin and a floor cabinet located below the counter member and arranged on the side of the wash cabinet.
A decorative plate capable of concealing the side surface of the floor cabinet and the cut surface of the counter member located on the side opposite to the direction facing the wash cabinet, and a direction in which the decorative plate is separated from the side surface of the floor cabinet. A gap can be formed between the upright holding means that can be held in an upright position at a predetermined position and the side surface of the floor cabinet and the side surface of the decorative plate in a state of being connected to the floor cabinet. A side panel portion having a frontage adjusting means,
The front panel portion that hides the gap and
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The process of positioning the installation position of the decorative board and
A connection step of connecting the frontage adjusting means to the floor cabinet, and
A mounting step of mounting the front panel portion in order to conceal the gap formed between the side surface of the floor cabinet and the side surface of the decorative board.
A step of cutting to a predetermined length in order to adjust the width of the counter member to the installation position of the decorative board, and
A method of constructing a vanity table, which is characterized by being equipped with.

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