JP3153320U - Anti-fouling panel for cooking accessories - Google Patents

Abstract

Disclosed is an antifouling panel that can be used for various purposes according to the situation. SOLUTION: The height in the state of being obstructed in a horizontally long substantially U shape opened downward as a small object stand becomes a substantially horizontally long U shape opened in front as a plan view as an antifouling panel. When raised, the depth was such that it would stand up sufficiently stably. Situations such as an accessory stand that can effectively use the space during cooking work, an anti-fouling panel to prevent splashing of oil during cooking, a splash of washing at the sink, or a blindfold screen at the kitchen counter In order to be able to use it in a variety of ways, it will be structured so that it can be placed in various ways, such as lying down or standing upright. [Selection] Figure 1

Description

  The present invention is mainly effective as a space for placing cooking accessories etc., with the built-in type IH cooking heater, gas range, etc., with the intake / exhaust vents and exhaust vents on the back side of the top side facing down. It is intended to be used and used as an oil splash prevention panel during cooking, a water splash prevention panel when washing dishes in a sink, or as a blindfold screen in a face-to-face kitchen. is there.

  As already filed, there is a patent application that describes an exhaust port cover for effectively utilizing the upper portion of the grill exhaust port located in the rear part of the built-in stove. In addition, there is a patent application that describes a cooking oil removing panel that is installed along the outer periphery of a guard plate of a system kitchen range to prevent oil splashing during cooking.

  However, the exhaust port cover is not in a state of closing the exhaust port, but is in a state of preventing the exhaust from rising toward the overhead range hood, so when using the grill somewhere else There was a drawback that it would be better to move to. Moreover, the above-mentioned cooking oil-removal panel can only be used as an oil-removal panel and cannot be used for effective utilization of the cooking space.

JP 7-217893 A JP 2004-125293 A

  The problem to be solved is to make it usable for various purposes according to the situation.

  The main feature of the present invention is that it can be placed in various ways according to how it is used and that it can be combined with other members in order to further increase variations in usage.

  The anti-fouling panel for cooking accessory stand according to claim 1 can be used as an accessory stand when cooking work when it is placed face down with the intake / exhaust ports and exhaust ports on the back side of the IH cooking heater and gas range. The limited space in the kitchen can be used effectively. Also, when it is raised like a stand, it can be used as an antifouling panel for splashing oil during cooking, splashing water when washing dishes in a sink, or a blindfold screen in a face-to-face kitchen. Since the placement can be changed in this way, there is an advantage that it can be used according to the situation.

  Also, the anti-fouling panel for cooking accessory table according to claim 2 is easy to hold because the handle is formed, and the handle protrudes upward and outward as viewed from the front, so that it is raised like a stand. In a state, it is possible to keep a stable state with little risk of falling behind when something hits during cooking work.

  In addition, the antifouling panel for cooking accessory stand according to claim 3 can be connected to either one or both of the left and right end portions in a state of being raised upright. As well as the back wall, the side wall can be soiled.

It is a perspective view which shows the usage example as a cooking accessory stand of this invention. Example 1 It is a perspective view which shows the usage example as an antifouling panel of this invention. Example 1 It is a perspective view which shows the usage example as a cooking accessory stand by other Examples. (Example 2) It is a perspective view which shows the usage example as an antifouling panel in FIG. (Example 2) It is a perspective view which shows the usage example by other Example. (Example 3) It is a horizontal sectional view which shows the connection structure in FIG. (Example 3)

  The cross-sectional shape is a substantially long U-shape so that it can be turned down when used as a cooking accessory stand and can be raised when used as an antifouling panel or a blindfold screen. Moreover, it was made possible to connect additional members with a plug-in type.

  FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a state in which the present invention is used as a cooking accessory table. Reference numeral 1 denotes an antifouling panel that also serves as a cooking accessory stand according to the present invention, and is in a state of being laid face down over the intake / exhaust port A1 on the upper back side of the built-in type IH cooking heater A. In such a state, the space above the intake / exhaust port A1 can be effectively utilized as a space for small items.

  The anti-fouling panel 1 serving as a cooking accessory stand is composed of left and right legs 11 and 11 and a panel material 12 spanned between them, and is a substantially long U-shape that is open downward when viewed from the front. 12 has a depth at which cooking accessories B such as seasonings, tableware, and other utensils can be placed.

  The leg portion 11 is formed by extrusion of aluminum and has a substantially L-shaped cross section in which the upper part of the vertical rising portion 11a is curved and connected to the horizontal connecting portion 11b. Resin covers 11c are attached to the front and rear end portions of the leg portion 11 to prevent the metal from coming into direct contact with the mounting surface around the top plate of the IH cooking heater A to make a sound or slip. The panel material 12 is made of tempered glass having translucency.

  In addition, the leg part 11 and the panel material 12 are not limited to the above-mentioned material and structure. For example, a structure in which a leg portion and a panel material are integrally formed of heat-resistant resin or metal may be used.

  Next, FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing the same embodiment as FIG. When using the grill A2 at the bottom of the IH cooking heater A, to prevent the exhaust from the intake / exhaust port A1 from rising and being sucked into the range hood, use the cooking utensil C and fry In order to prevent oil from splashing and soiling surrounding walls when cooking or stir-fry, etc., use the anti-fouling panel 1 for cooking accessory stand as an upright stand and use it as an anti-fouling panel. ing. At this time, the anti-fouling panel 1 serving as a cooking accessory table is in a state of a substantially long U shape with the plan view opened toward the front, and the height of the left and right legs 11 and 11 in FIG.

  The anti-fouling panel 1 for cooking accessory storage of this embodiment is designed to have a frontage of 800 mm, a depth of 200 mm, and a height of 70 mm in the state of FIG. The millimeter, the depth is 70 mm, and the height is 200 mm, so that a stable standing state can be maintained to the extent that the hand or object does not fall down as much as it comes into light contact.

  Next, FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing another embodiment, and the anti-fouling panel 2 serving as a cooking accessory table is projected upward and outward from the upper ends of the rising portions 21a of the left and right leg portions 21 and 21. A handle 23 is formed. Thereby, the anti-fouling panel 2 serving as a cooking accessory table can be easily carried.

  FIG. 4 is a perspective view showing another use mode in FIG. As in the usage mode of FIG. 2, the anti-fouling panel also serves as a cooking accessory stand so as not to hinder the rise of exhaust gas from the intake / exhaust port A1 when the grill is used and to prevent oil scattering during cooking. 2 is used as an antifouling panel.

  In such an antifouling panel 2 for cooking accessory stand when standing up, the height of the handle 23 in addition to the height of the left and right legs 21, 21 in FIG. Further, the left and right grips 23, 23 are spread outward from the rising portion 21a, so that the bottom area is further increased and the left and right grips 23, 23 stand in a stable state.

  The anti-fouling panel 2 for cooking accessory table of this embodiment is designed to have a frontage of 800 mm, a depth of 200 mm, and a height of 95 mm in the state of FIG. The millimeter, the depth is 95 mm, and the height is 200 mm, and a more stable standing state can be maintained than in the first embodiment.

  Next, FIGS. 5 and 6 are a perspective view showing still another embodiment as an antifouling panel and a horizontal sectional view showing a connecting structure thereof. This is a connection of the side panel 3 of the additional member not only to prevent scattering to the wall on the back but also to prevent scattering to the side.

  Remove the groove closing 21d fitted into the front end of the left leg 21 of the anti-fouling panel 2 serving as a cooking accessory table and replace the side panel 3 with the packing P and the end of the panel material 32 instead. It is connected. The connection structure between the connection part 21b of the leg part 21 and the panel member 22 is also the same as the connection structure of the side panel 3 described above. An end member 31 is attached to the front end portion of the side panel 3. The end member 31 has the same member structure as the leg portions 11 and 21 except for the cross-sectional shape. The side panel 3 can be similarly connected to the right leg 21.

  The present invention can be applied to a keyboard cover of a personal computer that also serves as a desktop partition in an office. While working, put it on the desk and use it as a partition with the opposite desk, and put it on the keyboard of the PC when work is done to protect the keyboard from dust and dust You can also do the law.

1, 2, ... · Anti-fouling panel for cooking accessory table 11, 21 · · · Legs 11a, 21a ... Rising parts 11b, 21b ... Connections 11c, 21c ... Resin cover 21d ······ groove closing 12, 22, 32 ··· Panel material 23 ······· handle 3 ········· Side panel 31 ··· ··· End member A ··········· IH cooking heater A1 ·········································· Grill B C ... Cooking utensil P ... Packing

Claims (3)

  In an accessory stand having a depth in which an accessory can be placed on the upper surface in a horizontally long substantially U shape with the front view opened downward, the height of the accessory stand is used as an antifouling panel. Anti-cooking table stand that features a depth that allows it to maintain a stable state so that it does not fall over even when lightly touched by an object or hand when it is raised in a horizontally long, generally U shape. Dirty panel.   In a small object stand that has a depth that allows small items to be placed on the top surface with a horizontally long, generally U-shaped shape that opens downwards in front view, a handle that protrudes upward and outward is formed at the upper end of the rising part. The anti-fouling panel for cooking accessories as claimed in claim 1.   2. A separate member can be connected to either one or both of the left and right end portions in a state where the plan view is raised so as to have a substantially horizontally long U shape opened toward the front. The antifouling panel for cooking accessory table according to claim 1 or claim 2.

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