JP2631079B2 - Combination stove cover - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an aluminum sheet stove cover used in combination with a three-port gas stove in a system kitchen.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Three-port gas stoves have burner openings at both sides of the first half of the tray and at the center of the latter half, and burners at both sides of the first half of the tray and one side of the latter half. There are things that are. And, as a cover made of an aluminum sheet to be laid on the three-hole gas stove provided with these burner ports in order to prevent dirt due to boiling or the like, conventionally, each burner port provided on the first half both sides of the stove tray is provided. The cover is of a size that can be adapted. That is,
Each cover is formed by using three rectangular covers having an exposure hole for the burner opening in the center and having a recess formed in the periphery of the exposure hole so as to be able to be fitted to a pan around the burner opening. Each is laid on a saucer according to the burner mouth.

[0003]

However, according to such a mode of use, two covers are used to cover a pair of burner ports provided on both sides of the front half of the pan of the gas stove. It can be laid so as to cover the entire surface, but if it is worn on the burner mouth provided in the center of the latter half of the pan of the gas stove, even if the surrounding pan can be covered by the cover, the width of the cover Since the size is formed to be approximately half the width of the gas stove, the gas stove can be covered on both sides of the cover on both sides of the back half of the pan, and the portion is exposed and the appearance is impaired. In addition, there is a problem in that it is soiled by boiling broth or the like.

Similarly, in a three-port gas stove provided with a burner port on one side in the latter half of the pan, if the above-mentioned cover is worn on that portion, the other end of the pan end of the pan of the gas stove will be exposed. If such an exposed portion is covered with a flat aluminum sheet, the contamination can be prevented. However, since the pan of the gas stove is depressed, the stability becomes extremely poor even when the stove is laid. The necessity of a means and a configuration for connecting each other not only complicates the structure, but also increases the cost.

[0005] Such a problem is a horizontally long rectangular cover which can cover the latter half of the pan of the gas stove, and which has a burner opening exposing hole and a peripheral groove provided around the exposing hole at the center thereof. And, a cover having a burner opening exposure hole on one side and a peripheral groove provided around the exposure hole is prepared,
It is thought that it can be solved by putting each cover on the three-hole gas stove provided with a burner opening at the center of the latter half of the saucer and the three-mouth gas stove provided with a burner opening on one side of the latter half of the saucer. Such 2
Manufacturing different types of covers not only increases the cost, but also the three-sided gas stove has a difference in width depending on the model, and when the above cover is worn, both ends of the gas stove are covered with the gas stove. There has been a problem that the pan of the gas stove is protruded from both sides of the pan, or a part of the pan of the gas stove is exposed due to its short dimension. An object of the present invention is to provide a combination stove cover capable of completely solving such a problem.

[0006]

Means for Solving the Problems To achieve the above object, a combination stove cover according to the present invention is an aluminum three-port gas stove having a burner port provided on both sides of the front half of the tray and at the center or one side of the rear half. A sheet-shaped cover, comprising a burner opening exposure hole for exposing the burner opening on the rear half side on one side and a receiving groove portion fitted to a receiving tray around the burner opening. A cover and a rectangular second cover formed by swelling downward at a substantially middle portion and having a recess having substantially the same depth as the receiving groove of the first cover, and forming the second cover. 1. The vertical width of the second cover body is substantially equal to the vertical width of the latter half of the pan of the gas stove, and the horizontal width of the first cover body is smaller than the horizontal width of the pan of the gas stove. The first and second cover members are juxtaposed. It is configured so as to cover the entire length more gas stove saucer latter part.

[0007]

The two rectangular covers having a burner exposure hole in the center are used for the burner ports provided on both sides of the front half of the saucer of the three-port gas stove. If the three-port gas stove has a structure in which a burner port is provided at the center in the rear half of the pan, the burner port exposure hole provided on one side of the first cover body is aligned with the burner port and the receiving groove is formed. When it is fitted into the pan around the burner opening, the other half of the pan of the gas stove is covered by the other side of the first cover body. In this state, since the surface of the pan between one side edge of the first cover body and one side edge of the rear end of the pan of the gas stove is exposed, the second cover body is placed and covered on that portion. . At this time, the outer bottom surface of the concave portion provided in the second cover body abuts on and is received by the upper surface of the receiving tray, and can be stably laid at the same height as the first cover body. In addition, by adjusting the overlapping margin of the opposing edge portions of the first cover body and the second cover body, the surface of the pan of the gas stove can be entirely covered.

Next, if the three-port gas stove has a structure having a burner port on one side in the latter half of the pan, align the burner port exposure hole provided on one side of the first cover body with the burner port. When the receiving groove portion is fitted into the receiving portion around the burner opening, the receiving portion of the gas stove is covered by the other side portion of the first cover from the rear center portion to a part of the other side portion. A part of the upper surface of the pan is exposed between the other side edge of the gas stove and the other side edge of the back half of the pan of the gas stove.
The exposed portion is covered with the second cover body.

[0009]

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS FIG.
FIGS. 1 and 2 show a horizontally long rectangular first cover 1 made of an aluminum sheet and having a length of 200 mm and a width of 395 mm. A circular burner opening exposure hole 2 is provided, and around the burner opening exposure hole 2, the depth has a dimension (approximately 25 mm) reaching the inner bottom surface of the pan 10 of the gas stove, the vertical width is 155 mm, and the horizontal width is 155 mm. A horizontally elongated rectangular receiving groove portion 3 of about 300 mm is formed by bulging downward, and a portion between the outer peripheral upper end edge of the receiving groove portion 3 and the four side edges of the cover body 1 is a flat flange portion. 4 and the outer peripheral edge of the flange portion 4 is curled 4a.

In the flange portion 4, the width of the flange portion 4b between the rear edge of the cover 1 and the rear edge of the receiving groove 3 is formed to be narrow (about 10 mm).
The width of the flange portion 4c between the front edge of the receiving groove 3 and the front edge of the receiving groove 3 is wide (about 35 mm). An ear piece 6 that can be bent up and down through a vertical fold 5 is provided at the other end of the flange 4 of the first cover body 1.
Is formed.

FIGS. 3 and 4 show the vertical width of the first cover 1.
A rectangular second cover 7 made of an aluminum sheet and formed to have the same width as the vertical width of about 145 mm, and has a vertical width of 140 mm at a portion near one side of the center, and a width of 140 mm. Is formed by swelling downward to form a vertically elongated rectangular recess 8 having a length of about 60 mm. The depth of the recess 8 is made equal to the depth of the receiving groove 3 of the first cover body 1. The portion between the opening edge of the concave portion 8 and the four side edges of the second cover body 7 is formed in a flat flange portion 9 formed by winding the outer peripheral edge 9a. In addition, as a planar shape of the recess 8,
The shape may be rectangular, circular, elliptical, or any other appropriate shape.

As shown in FIG. 5, the structure of the saucer 10 of the three-port gas stove whose rear half is covered by the first and second cover bodies 1 and 7 has, as shown in FIG. With burner ports 11, 12, 13 respectively,
As shown in FIG. 6, there are burners 11, 12, and 14 provided on both sides of the front half and the center of the rear half, and the tray 10 is provided with a four-sided peripheral portion 15 which is substantially flush with the table surface of the gas stove. Is dished downward from the bottom and the inner bottom surface
Reference numeral 16 denotes a flat surface, and the rim of the burner opening is formed to project slightly upward from the inner bottom surface 16 so that the burner of the gas stove faces each burner opening. .

Although the size of the pan 10 of the gas stove differs slightly depending on the model, the vertical width of the first and second cover bodies 1 and 7 is changed to the pan 10 having the largest vertical width.
Is formed to have a half width of the vertical width. Further, the width of the first cover 1 is set to the pan 10 of the model having the largest width.
When the burner opening exposure hole 2 is laid along the burner opening 14 provided at the center of the rear half of the cover body 1, the other edge of the flange portion 4 of the cover 1 reaches the other edge of the tray 10. Is formed. Further, the dimension of the center of the burner opening exposure hole 2 of the first cover body 1 and one end edge of the flange portion 4 is determined by the center of the burner opening 13 provided on one side of the latter half of the receiving tray 10. Are formed equal in size to one side edge.

On the other hand, the width of the second cover 7 is
When the latter half of the pan 10 is covered with the cover body 1, it is formed to have a dimension equal to or slightly longer than the width of the pan to be exposed. That is, the first cover 1 and the second
The sum of the widths of the cover body 7 and the cover 7 is equal to or slightly longer than the width of the pan 10 of the largest model.

As the cover 17 adapted to the burner ports 11 and 12 provided on both sides of the front half of the tray 10 of the three-port gas stove, a conventionally known rectangular one is used. That is, a burner opening exposure hole 18 is provided at the center and a peripheral groove 19 (the bottom surface of which is in contact with the bottom surface of the pan of the gas stove) is formed around the exposure hole 18. Ten
Are formed substantially equal to 1/2 of the width dimension in the vertical and horizontal directions. 20 is the flat flange part.

In order to cover the saucer 10 of the three-port gas stove by using the first and second cover members 1 and 7 and the two rectangular cover members 17 constructed as described above, first, the rectangular cover member 10 must be rectangular. The cover bodies 17 and 17 may have a burner opening 13 on one side of the latter half of the tray 10 or may have a structure having a burner opening 14 at the center of the latter half of the tray 10. The burner openings 11 and 12 provided on both sides of the first half are aligned with the respective burner opening exposure holes 18, and the circumferential groove 19 is fitted in a pan around the burner opening. By laying these covers 17, 17, the front half of the tray 10 of the three-port gas stove is completely covered.

Next, in order to cover the rear half of the tray 10 of the three-hole gas stove with the first and second cover bodies 1 and 7, the burner opening 13 is provided on one side of the rear half of the pan 10 for the gas stove. 5 and 7, the burner opening exposure hole 2 of the first cover body 1 is connected to the burner opening as shown in FIGS.
13, the receiving groove 3 is laid by fitting the receiving groove 3 into a receiving plate around the burner opening. Since the lateral width of the first cover 1 is smaller than the lateral width of the pan 10, when it is laid as described above, the pan portion is exposed between the other side edge and the other side edge of the pan 10.

The second cover 7 is fitted into the exposed portion, and the outer bottom surface of the concave portion 8 is received by the inner bottom surface 16 of the receiving tray 10, whereby the flange portions 4, 9 of the first and second cover bodies 1, 7 are formed. And the exposed portions are entirely covered. In addition, the first and second cover bodies 1,
7 are polymerized by overlapping margins according to the size of the gas stove, and similarly, these cover bodies 1 and 7 and the cover bodies 17 on both sides which cover the front half of the saucer, The edge opposite to 17 is also polymerized with an overlapping margin according to the size of the gas stove.

Next, in a case where the burner port 14 is a saucer 10 of a three-port gas stove provided in the center of the rear half of the tray 10, as shown in FIGS. 6 and 8, the burner port of the first cover 1 is used. Align the exposed hole 2 with the central burner opening 14 and
Is laid by fitting it into a pan around the burner opening. By laying the first cover body 1, the burner opening 14 is formed.
The tray portion from the top to the other edge of the tray 10 is covered, but the tray portion is exposed between one edge of the first cover 1 and one edge of the tray 10. Will be.

The second cover 7 is fitted into the exposed portion, and the outer bottom surface of the concave portion 8 is received by the inner bottom surface 16 of the receiving tray 10, whereby the flange portions 4, 9 of the first and second cover bodies 1, 7 are formed. Are connected in a plane, and the exposed portion is entirely covered. Also in this case, the opposing edge portions of the first and second cover bodies 1 and 7 are overlapped with each other according to the size of the gas stove, or the ear pieces 6 of the first cover body 1 are folded. In addition to the folded state from the eye 5 to the back side, the facing edges of the cover bodies 1 and 7 and the cover bodies 17 and 17 on both sides covering the front half of the pan also correspond to the size of the gas stove. Polymerization is carried out with the overlapping margin.

[0021]

As described above, according to the combination stove cover of the present invention, a burner opening exposure hole for exposing a burner opening provided at the rear half of a gas stove receiving tray on one side and a receiving tray around the burner opening are provided. A first cover body having a horizontally-long rectangular shape provided with a receiving groove portion that fits into the first cover body, and a concave portion having substantially the same depth as the receiving groove portion of the first cover body in a substantially central portion is bulged downward and formed. Consisting of a rectangular second cover body
The first and second cover members are formed so that the vertical width thereof is substantially equal to the vertical width of the latter half of the gas stove pan, and the sum of the horizontal widths is formed substantially equal to the horizontal width of the gas stove pan. Because the structure of the three-neck gas stove has burner openings on both sides of the front half of the saucer and one side of the back half,
Alternatively, regardless of whether the tray has a burner opening at both sides of the front half and the center of the rear half of the tray, the first and second cover members are combined and laid to cover the whole length of the latter half of the tray. Is what you can do.

Therefore, if the present invention is employed together with a generally practiced manner of covering the first half of the saucer with a rectangular cover body, any three-neck gas stove having the above-mentioned structure can be entirely covered to form a boiled stew. Contamination can be prevented. Further, a concave portion having substantially the same depth as the receiving groove portion of the first cover body is bulged downward and formed at the center of the second cover body, so that the outer bottom surface of the concave portion is formed on the inner surface of the tray. It can be received and laid in a stable state together with the first cover body, and the upper surfaces of these cover bodies can be flush with each other, so that a gap is created between the opposed ends of the cover body. This makes it possible to form a beautifully attractive coating without any external appearance.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a longitudinal front view of a first cover body,

FIG. 2 is a plan view thereof,

FIG. 3 is a longitudinal front view of a second cover body,

FIG. 4 is a plan view thereof,

FIG. 5 is a simplified plan view of a state where the gas stove is laid on a three-port gas stove having a burner port on one side in the latter half;

FIG. 6 is a simplified plan view of a three-port gas stove having a burner port in the center of the rear half thereof,

7 is a simplified vertical sectional view taken along the line AA in FIG. 5,

FIG. 8 is a simplified vertical sectional view taken along the line BB in FIG. 6;

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 1st cover body 2 Burner opening exposure hole 3 Receiving groove part 4 Flange part 7 2nd cover body 8 Depression 9 Flange part 10 Receiving tray 11-14 Burner opening

Claims (1)

(57) [Claims] 1. A three-port gas stove aluminum sheet cover having a burner port provided on both sides of the front half and a center part or one side of the latter half of a saucer, wherein the burner port on the rear half side is exposed on one side. A first oblong rectangular cover body having a burner opening exposing hole to be fitted and a receiving groove portion fitted into a receiving pan around the burner opening; and a substantially central portion having substantially the same depth as the receiving groove portion of the first cover body. And a rectangular second cover body formed by swelling downwardly and forming a concave portion having a height. The vertical width of the first and second cover bodies is adjusted to the vertical length of the latter half of the pan of the gas stove. It is formed substantially equal to the width dimension, and the first
The width of the cover is made smaller than the width of the pan of the gas stove, and the first and second covers are arranged side by side to cover the rear half of the pan of the gas stove over the entire length. Combination stove cover characterized by: