JP3152541U - Integrated stool for bath - Google Patents

Abstract

Provided is a bath-integrated stool that can be used with a stool for a bath regardless of whether or not a handbag is stored, can be stored only when the handbag is inverted, can be easily cleaned, and can secure the capacity of the handbag. . A bath provided with an opening 1c on a side surface, a space in which a handbag 2 can be stored in a lateral direction from the opening 1c, and a handbag storage portion that supports the handbag 2 so as to be integrally movable is provided in the lower part of the seat. It is characterized by having a stool 1 for use and a handbag 2 that is just stored in the handbag storage section. When viewed from the front of the opening 1c, the opening 1c can pass through the opening 1c only when the upper and lower opposing intervals are smaller than the lower part and the hand 2 is inverted. [Selection] Figure 1

Description

  The present invention relates to a stool for a bath and a hand stool, and relates to an integrated stool for a bath that integrates a stool for a bath and a hand sack.

  For the stool for baths that can store handbags, the seat of the stool for baths can be used as a detachable lid for the stool body so that the handbags can be stored in the stool for bathing and the upper opening of the stool is closed with a lid. There is a commercial example.

  The bath set described in Patent Literature 1 is provided with a fitting step portion for the heel on the chair, and the washbasin is inverted and fitted to the fitting step for the heel.

  It is shown that the bath set described in Patent Document 2 fits the opening edge of the bowl to the bowl fitting step provided on the upper periphery of the chair.

  The portable toilet bowl described in Patent Document 3 is a proposal for accommodating a bag in the chair from the bottom opening of the chair.

Patent Document 1 Registered Utility Model No. 3042878 Patent Document 2 Japanese Utility Model Laid-Open No. 5-76392 Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. Hei 6-3188

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  In the commercially available example in which the above-described seat portion can be used as a lid and a handbag can be stored in a bath stool, the handbag opening is stored in the bath stool with the opening facing upward. Therefore, even if water accumulates at the bottom of the handbag, it is not drained. Also, the lid must be attached to and detached from the body of the stool for bathing in order to take out and store the handbag. As for the number of members, the bath stool has a lid and a main body, and the number of members is two for the bath stool.

  The bath sets described in Patent Literatures 1 and 2 are fitted with the ridges upside down on the ridge fitting step provided on the stool for bath. For this reason, it is difficult to remove the bag from the bath stool with one hand. You cannot sit down when the bag is fitted to the stool for bathing. That is, in order to sit on the bath stool when it is not used for the handcuff, the handcuff must be removed from the bath stool.

  The public bath tub chair described in Patent Document 3 stores a tub in an inverted chair. This makes it difficult to remove the bag from the chair. If water accumulates in the reed, it cannot be drained. The chair or bag cannot be used without removing the bag from the chair.

  An object of the present invention is to provide an integrated bath stool that can be used by a bath stool, regardless of whether or not the hand stool is stored in a bath stool. To do.

  If the bath stool storage part of the bath allows the storage in the upright state with the opening of the hand jar up, water will accumulate in the hand tub.

  An object of the present invention is to provide an integrated stool for a bath that can be stored in the stool for a bath only in a state where the handpiece is inverted.

  If the handrail is stored in the bath stool, cleaning of the storage portion of the handbag becomes difficult.

  An object of the present invention is to provide an integrated stool for a bath that can easily clean a storage part of a handbag.

  In the integrated bath stool for a bath in which a hand stool is stored in the stool for a bath, the capacity of the hand sack may be reduced.

  An object of the present invention is to provide an integrated stool for a bath in which a hand stool is stored in a stool for a bath that can secure the capacity of the hand sword.

  If the handbag is a flat plate on which the bottom plate is placed, when the handbag is placed on the floor of a bathroom, it is not stable depending on the state of the floor (see, for example, Patent Document 1). Therefore, a handbag (see, for example, Patent Document 2) that has a curved surface that protrudes upward so that it is a little mid-high toward the center of the bottom plate so that only the peripheral edge is landed is placed on the bottom plate of the handboard when placed upside down. Water accumulates.

An object of the present invention is to provide an integrated stool for a bath in which water can not be collected on a bottom plate in a state where the handrail adopted for the integrated stool for a bath can be placed on a stable floor and is inverted.

A first device according to the present application is provided with an opening on a side surface, a space in which a handrail can be stored laterally from the opening, and a handpiece storage portion that supports the handpiece so as to be integrally movable is provided inside the seat portion. A bath stool
A handrail that can be inserted / removed only in a state of being inverted from the opening of the stool for bath to the handbag storage portion in the lateral direction, and is just stored in the handbag storage portion,
It is an integrated stool for baths characterized by having.

  According to a second device of the present application, the opening of the stool for a bath is viewed from the front of the opening. The bath-integrated stool according to the first aspect of the invention, wherein when standing, the lower part of the handbag interferes with the left and right edges of the upper part of the opening, and the handbag cannot be stored in the bath stool.

  According to a third aspect of the present application, the opening of the bath stool is provided on the front and back sides, and the hand can be inserted into and removed from the bath stool from either side of the front or back of the bath stool. An integrated stool for a bath according to the first or second device, characterized in that there is a certain one.

  A fourth device according to the present application is characterized in that, in a state in which a hand stool is stored in a bath stool, the front and rear side surfaces of the bath stool and the front and rear side surfaces of the hand stool are located on the same surface or substantially the same surface. An integrated stool for a bath according to any one of the first to third aspects.

  According to a fifth aspect of the present application, a seat for a bath stool has a drain hole that communicates with the hand bag storage unit, and a hand plate having a bottom plate that is inclined inward from the periphery. According to any one of the first to fourth inventions, wherein the leg portion has a leg portion projecting downward from the base plate, and the leg portion has a drainage channel for discharging water on the bottom plate when the handrail is inverted. This is an integrated stool for bath.

  According to the first aspect of the present invention, the bath stool can be used regardless of whether or not the handrail is stored therein, and the bath stool is used regardless of whether the bath stool is used or not. Hands can be put in and out of the stool. The bath stool containing the handbag can be moved integrally. The handbag can only be stored in the bath stool in an inverted state. Therefore, an unsanitary state in which the handbag containing hot water is stored in the stool for bathing does not occur.

  According to the second aspect of the present invention, since the handrail can be stored in the bath stool only in an inverted state, in a configuration in which the handrail is not put upright and put into the bath stool by mistake, The handbag can be stored in the stool for bathing, and the gap between the opening of the handbag storage part and the handbag can be reduced, contributing to the improvement of the design.

  According to the third aspect of the present invention, the hand bag storage portion can be cleaned very easily. Even during cleaning, it is easy to check whether or not it is dirty because light easily enters the hand bag storage portion.

  According to the fourth aspect of the present invention, the bath stool in which the handbag is accommodated can secure the capacity of the handrail together with the handrail and the stool being widened toward the lower side. And in the state which stored the handbag in the stool for baths, the integrated stool for baths has few unevenness | corrugations on the outer periphery, and is easy to handle.

  According to the device of claim 5, the handrail can be stably placed on the floor in an upright state. And the handbag stored in the handbag storage part of the bath stool is in an inverted state, and the water entering from the drain of the bottom part of the bath stool is drained without collecting on the bottom plate of the handbag.

It is a front view of the seat for the bath of the state which accommodated the handbag. It is a side view of FIG. It is a top view of the stool for baths. It is a bottom view of the stool for baths. It is a front view of a handbag. It is a side view of a handcuff.

  Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. 1 and 2 show a bath stool containing a handrail, FIG. 1 is a front view, and FIG. 2 is a side view of FIG. 3 is a plan view of a bath stool, and FIG. 4 is a bottom view of FIG.

(overall structure)
The bath stool 1 has the same front and rear side configuration.

  The bath stool 1 is provided with openings 1c and 1d on a front side surface 1a and a rear side surface 1b. A handbag storage portion 1e that is a space in which the handpiece 2 can be stored laterally from the opening 1c or 1d and supports the handpiece 2 so as to be integrally movable is provided inside the lower portion of the seat portion 1f on which a person sits. is there.

  The shape of the inverted handbag 2 viewed from the front is a shape that can be inserted into and removed from the handbag storage section 1e laterally through the opening 1c or 1d of the bath stool 1 and is stored in the handbag storage section 1e.

(Stool for bath)
The bath stool 1 is symmetrical in the left-right and front-back directions. Accordingly, it is symmetrical with respect to a line perpendicular to the plane of the drawing passing through the point C (see FIG. 3) at the center of the seat 1f.

  The bath stool 1 has a front view and a rear view (the rear view is not shown but is the same as the front view) and has a trapezoidal outer shape. The opposing front and back side surfaces 1a and 1b are each trapezoidal. In the stool 1 for bath, the width w1 of the seat portion 1f at the upper end is smaller than the width w2 of the leg portion at the lower end in the front-rear direction. The side surfaces 1g and 1h intersecting with the front and rear side surfaces 1a and 1b have an arc shape like a part of the drum drum as shown in FIG. In the side surfaces 1g and 1h, the upper end side and the lower end side are arcs on the same center line.

  When viewed from the front, the opening 1c provided on the side surface of the bath stool 1 has a left and right facing distance in which the upper part is smaller than the lower part. That is, the upper side 1c1 of the opening 1c is shorter than the lower side 1c2. On the other hand, the side surface 2g, 2h is parallel to the side edges 1q, 1r of the opening 1c with a small gap in the inverted state.

  A top surface 1j, which is a horizontal surface of the hand bag storage portion 1e, is a plane that connects the upper edges of the openings 1c and 1d sideways. Here, each of the seat portion 1f, the top surface 1j, and the side surfaces 1a, 1b, 1g, and 1h is a side surface of a plate material not shown, and the space surrounded by these plate materials is hollow (not shown).

  A space between the lower side 1c2 of the opening 1c and the lower side 1d2 of the opening 1d is a plane slightly lower than the lower sides 1c2 and 1d2, and is a lower surface 1k of the hand bag storage portion 1e. The left and right corners of the lower surface 1k of the handle storage unit 1e are ridges 1s having the same height as the lower sides 1c2 and 1d2. The handpiece 2 is placed on the protrusion 1s. An opening 1m is provided downward from the lower surface 1k. When the bath stool 1 is placed on a horizontal plane, the lower surface 1k becomes a horizontal plane. Therefore, by providing the opening 1m over the entire lower surface 1k, the water in the hand 2 when the hand 2 is inverted and stored in the hand storing portion 1e is unlikely to accumulate on the lower surface 1k. In this example, as shown in FIG. 4, two wide openings 1 m long in the left-right direction are provided. By providing the opening 1m as described above, hot water falling from the drain hole 1i of the seat portion hardly accumulates on the lower surface 1k even when the hand 2 is not stored in the bath stool 1.

  The side plates having the side surfaces 1a, 1b, 1g, and 1h of the bath stool as the outer surface extend downward from the lower surface 1k to form leg portions 1n that form a peripheral edge as shown in FIG. The leg 1n is provided with a nap 1p on the front and back sides of the bath stool 1.

(Handbook)
The handle 2 has a peripheral edge with the upper edge 2a projecting inwardly and has an open inner side. The lower side 2a1 of the upper edge 2a has such a shape that hot water droplets do not accumulate when the hand 2 is inverted with the corners of the arc. And the gutter | bail 2 is a square which looked at the plane and rounded the outside. Each of the side surfaces 2c, 2d, 2g, and 2h has a symmetrical trapezoidal shape, and the upper side is longer than the lower side in a state where the hand 2 is upright.

  The handle 2 is sized to enter the handle storage portion 1e through the opening 1c or 1d of the bath stool 1. Now, the width F1 of the upper edge 2a viewed from the front of the handpiece 2, and the width in the left-right direction of the openings 1c and 1d at the position of the lower end surface 2b of the handpiece 2 in a state where the handpiece 2 is inverted and stored in the handpiece storage portion 1e. If w3 is w3 <F1. Thus, when the hand 2 is inverted, it can be stored in the hand storing part 1e through the openings 1c and 1d. However, when the hand 2 is erected and tries to be inserted through the openings 1c and 1d, both ends of the upper edge 2a of the hand 2 are on both sides of the opening 1c or 1d. Interference with the edges 1q and 1r prevents the handpiece 2 from being stored in the bath stool 1. Further, the distance between the upper and lower sides of the opening 1c or 1d is smaller than the width F1 of the upper edge 2a of the handpiece 2, and even if the handpiece 2 is laid down, it cannot enter the handbag storage portion 1e through the opening 1c or 1d. That is, the handle 2 can be stored in the handle storage portion 1e only when it is inverted.

  In the state in which the hand stool 2 is stored in the bath stool 1 and the bath stool 1 is integrated with the stool 1, the front and back side surfaces 1a and 1b of the bath stool 1 and the front and back side surfaces 2c and 2d of the hand stool 2 are on the same surface or substantially the same surface. Located in.

  The seat 1f of the bath stool 1 has a recess 1f1. The bottom of the recess 1f1 has a drain hole 1i for draining hot water accumulated in the recess 1f1.

  As shown in FIG. 5, the bottom plate 2e of the handpiece 2 is a flat plate of equal thickness with a central recess. The shape of the hollow is rising and inclined as a flat plate from the lowest part 2e1 toward the left and right sides. The bottom plate 2e is not inclined in the front-rear direction. Therefore, the lowest part 2e1 is a valley bottom in a direction orthogonal to the paper surface of FIG.

  Legs 2f projecting as lower edges toward the bottom from the bottom plate 2e are provided. The outer surface of the leg 2f is on the same plane as the side surfaces 2c, 2d, 2g, 2h. A drain hole 2i is provided in the leg 2f. The drain hole 2i is a laterally long through hole that leads from the lowest position of the bottom plate 2e of the handpiece 2 in an inverted state to the outside. In this example, a total of four drain holes 2i are provided on the side plates 2g and 2h. The drain hole 2i may not be a hole, but may be a cut from the lower end of the hand 2 to the bottom plate 2e. That is, the drain hole 2i is an example of a drainage channel.

  A handle 2j is provided on the side surface 2c on the front side of the handle 2. By providing the handle 2j, the handle 2 is stored in the bath stool 1 even when the front side surface 1a of the bath stool 1 and the front side surface 2c of the hand stool 2 are the same surface or substantially the same surface. 2j can be easily pulled out by hand.

  Here, the stool 1 for bath and the handle 2 are each a synthetic resin integral molded product. In the drawings, only the shape of the stool 1 for the bath and the handle 2 for the function are described. However, the portions necessary for molding are thinned, and each portion has a thickness as a thin plate. Further, the thick portion is hollowed out by blow molding.

  Since it is comprised as mentioned above, the handbag 2 is accommodated in the stool 1 for baths, and a bathroom is put away. And while sitting on the bath stool 1, the handle 2 can be taken in and out of the bath stool 1 with the handle 2j.

  Since the handbag 2 has to be placed upside down on the bath stool 1, it is possible to avoid leaving hot water in the handbag as in the conventional example.

  The bath stool 1 can be moved even with the handle 2 stored therein.

  Even if the seat 1f has a drain hole 1i, the bath stool 1 does not collect the hot water dripping through the drain hole 1i in the handle 2 because the handle 2 is inverted.

  Although the handpiece 2 is provided with a leg portion 2f in the periphery, the bottom plate 2e is recessed in the middle and the drainage hole 2i is provided in the leg portion 2f, so that the drainage hole 1i is formed on the bottom plate 2e of the inverted handpiece 2. The dropped water flows out without accumulating on the bottom plate 2e.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... Bath seat 1a, 1b ... Side surface 1c ... Opening 1c1 ... Upper side 1c2 ... Lower side 1d ... Opening 1d2 ... Lower side 1e ... Hand bag storage part 1f ... Seat part 1f1 ... Recessed part 1g, 1h ... Side surface 1i ... Drain hole 1j ... Top Surface 1k ... Lower surface 1m ... Opening 1n ... Leg 1p ... Nuts 1q, 1r ... Side edge 1s ... Projection 2 ... Hand 2a ... Upper edge 2a1 ... Lower edge 2b ... Lower end surface 2c, 2d ...
Side surface 2e ... Bottom plate 2e1 ... Minimum part 2f ... Legs 2g, 2h ... Side surface 2i ...
Water drain hole 2j ... handle
w1, w2 ... width F1 ... width

Claims (5)

A stool for a bath provided with an opening on the side surface, and a space that can store a handbag in a lateral direction from the opening and a handbag storage portion that supports the handbag so as to be movable integrally;
A handrail that can be inserted / removed only in a state of being inverted from the opening of the stool for bath to the handbag storage portion in the lateral direction, and is just stored in the handbag storage portion,
An integrated stool for a bath characterized by comprising: When viewed from the front of the opening, the opening of the stool for bathing is such that the spacing between the left and right sides is smaller at the top than at the bottom, so that the handrail can be inverted and passed through the opening. 2. The integrated stool for baths according to claim 1, wherein the hand stool has a shape that interferes with the right and left edges of the stool and cannot be stored in the stool for baths. The opening of the stool for bath is provided on the front and back side surfaces, and the hand can be taken in and out of the stool for bath from the opening on either side of the front or back of the bath stool. The integrated stool for baths according to 2. The front and rear side surfaces of the bath stool and the front and rear side surfaces of the bath stool are located on the same surface or substantially the same surface in a state where the hand stool is stored in the bath stool. Integrated stool for bath as described in 1. The seat for the bath stool has a drain hole that leads to the hand bag storage, and the hand plate having a bottom plate that slopes inward from the periphery has a leg that protrudes downward from the bottom plate to the periphery of the bottom plate. 5. The integrated seat for a bath according to claim 1, wherein the leg has a drainage channel for discharging water on the bottom plate when the handrail is inverted.

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