JP3222320U - Pet companion restaurant system - Google Patents

Abstract

A pet companion restaurant system including an entrance capable of preventing a pet from escaping as much as possible while allowing a person to go in and out is provided. A pet companion restaurant system includes an entrance that partitions an entrance space 52 that connects a space Ex outside the store to a space Ix inside the store that accommodates pets, and a space Ex outside the store that is installed at the entrance 14. The first door 41 accommodated in the entrance space 52 is separated from the entrance space 52 and opened to the inside, and the door 14 is installed in the entrance 14 to separate the space Ix in the store from the entrance space 52 and opens to the inside. And a second door 45 accommodated in the space Ix in the store. [Selection] Figure 3

Description

  The present invention relates to a pet companion restaurant system including an entrance for connecting a space outside a store to a space in a store that accommodates pets.

  Generally, when a pet is separated from the owner and lost, it takes a great deal of effort to find the pet. Therefore, the owner keeps the pet in the reed outdoors. Or the owner keeps an eye on pets.

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  A restaurant is proposed where the owner and the pet can eat at one table. In the store, a pet may move away from the owner's eyes due to a beat of something. If a pet escapes out of the store alone, a great effort may be required to find the pet. If the entrance door is always closed, pets can not escape outside the store without permission. The owner is always at ease. However, since many people go in and out of the entrance at the restaurant, the door can not always be closed.

  An object of the present invention is to provide a pet companion restaurant system having an entrance which can prevent the escape of a pet as much as possible while permitting the entry and exit of a person.

  According to the first aspect of the present invention, there is an entrance that divides an entrance space connecting a space outside the store to a space in the store that houses pets, and the entrance space installed from the space outside the store installed in the entrance The first door which is housed in the entrance space when it is opened in the opening and the inside opening, and the shop when it is installed in the entrance and separates the space in the store from the entrance space and is opened in the inside opening There is provided a pet companion restaurant system comprising a second door housed in an inner space.

  In the store, pets spend with their owners. From time to time, pets may be separated from their owners. Even if the pet slips through the door of the second door when the second door is opened, the pet can not escape from the entrance space if the first door is closed. Pets can be held in the entrance space. Pets can not go out to the space outside the store alone. At this time, since the second door is opened inside, one can open the second door without any problem. A person can open the second door and catch a pet in the entrance space. When the pet is held in the entrance space, since the first door is opened inside, the trajectory of the first door tends to interfere with the position of the pet. The opening of the first door is forgiven. Thus, the pet can be kept in the entrance space.

  Glass may be embedded at least partially in the first door. From the space outside the store, the entrance space can be visually observed through the glass. Therefore, if there is a pet in the entrance space, the person who enters the store from the space outside the store can not stop opening the first door. Pets can be kept in the entrance space.

  Glass may be embedded at least partially in the second door. From the space in the store to the entrance space can be visually observed through the glass. Therefore, if there is a pet in the entrance space, one can open the second door and catch the pet in the entrance space.

  Glass may be embedded at least partially in a wall separating the entrance space and the space in the store. From the space in the store to the entrance space can be visually observed through the glass. Therefore, if there is a pet in the entrance space, one can open the second door and catch the pet in the entrance space.

  As described above, according to the disclosed invention, it is possible to provide a pet companion restaurant system provided with an entrance which can prevent the escape of a pet as much as possible while permitting the entry and exit of a person.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS It is a perspective view which shows roughly the external appearance of the building containing the restaurant system which concerns on one Embodiment of this invention. It is a perspective view which shows roughly the structure of the kitchen which employ | adopts the restaurant system which concerns on this embodiment, and a hall | hole. It is an expansion perspective view showing structure of an entrance roughly.

  Hereinafter, an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the attached drawings.

  FIG. 1 schematically shows the appearance of a building including a store according to an embodiment of the present invention. The structure 11 includes a frame 12 having columns, beams, floors, walls and ceilings made of reinforced concrete, reinforced steel, steel frame concrete and other materials, and a window frame 13 incorporated in the frame 12. A glass plate is fitted into the window frame 13. Entrance 14 which connects space outside a store to space in a store which stores a pet in housing 12 is formed.

  As shown in FIG. 2, a restaurant system M is incorporated in the building 11. The restaurant system M includes a first structure 16 assembled to the housing 12 to partition the kitchen 15, and a second structure 18 assembled to the housing 12 to partition the hole 17 separated from the kitchen 15. . The first structure 16 and the second structure 18 each include a partition 19, a floor 21, a ceiling plate 22 and the like. Here, the kitchen 15 is separated from the hole 17 by the partition 19. Alternatively, the kitchen 15 may be configured as an open kitchen separated from the hall 19 at the counter.

  The restaurant system M includes one or more tables 23 installed in the hall 17. Each table 23 includes a top 25 supported by legs 24 at a predetermined height from the floor surface of the floor 21. A linear first side 25a forming a seating space for accommodating a seat and a linear second side 25b facing the first side 25a to form a seating space for accommodating a seat are provided on the top surface of the top 25. Is defined. A seating area is assigned to each person. One seating area is sized large enough for a standard adult. Here, the first side 25a and the second side 25b are positioned in parallel with each other. The contour of the top surface further includes a side 25c which is orthogonal to the middle line located equidistant from the first side 25a and the second side 25b and extends from the first side 25a to the second side 25b. Therefore, the contour of the top surface is rectangular. The corners of the rectangle may be beveled.

  On the table 23, a chair 26 arranged for each seating space along the first side 25a and a bench seat 27 commonly arranged for a plurality of seating spaces along the second side 25b are combined. The chair 26 and the bench seat 27 are located at a height determined from the floor surface and have a seat that supports the buttocks of the human HB. A person HB can sit on the chair 26 and the bench seat 27.

  The table 23 is combined with a dog chair 28 disposed in a specific seating space along the first side 25a. The dog chair 28 has a seating surface 28a that supports the dog DG. The seating surface 28 a of the dog chair 28 is located at a predetermined height from the surface (floor surface) of the floor 21.

  The dog chair 28 comprises a seat 29a which forms a seating surface 28a which extends in a horizontal plane parallel to the floor surface. The seat 29a is supported on the floor by legs 29b. A seatback 29c is connected to the seat 29a to cover the space on the seat 28a from the rear. Armrests 29d are connected to the backrest 29c and the seat 29a on the left and right sides of the space on the seating surface 28a.

  A roaster 31 is installed on each table 23. The roaster 31 has an opening 31b for holding the wire mesh 31a above the burner, and an exhaust port 31c surrounding the wire mesh 31a above the wire mesh 31a and disposed on the inner wall of the opening 31b. The food placed on the wire mesh 31a can be burned with a burner. The exhaust port 31c faces the space on the wire mesh 31a. Air flows into the exhaust port 31c from the space on the wire mesh 31a.

  The restaurant system M includes at least a first tableware 32 and a second tableware 33 distributed in the kitchen 15 and the hall 17. The first tableware 32 and the second tableware 33 are placed on the individual tables 23. The first tableware 32 is used to provide a meal to human HB. The first tableware 32 includes a plate and bowl, a bowl, a bowl, a spoon, a fork and the like.

  The second tableware 33 is used to provide a meal to the dog DG. The second tableware 33 includes a plate and bowl, a bowl, a bowl, a spoon, a fork and the like. The first tableware 32 dedicated to the human HB and the second tableware 33 dedicated to the dog DG are separated. The first tableware 32 dedicated to human HB is not used for the diet of the dog DG. The second tableware 33 dedicated to dog DG is not used for human HB diet. Here, the first tableware 32 is color-coded from the second tableware 33. The plate, bowl and bowl of the first tableware 32 are colored, for example, white, while the plate, bowl and bowl of the second tableware 33 are colored, for example, red. The second tableware 33 may be placed, for example, on a dining table 34 for a dog DG placed on the floor.

  In the kitchen 15, cookware such as a gas stove 35, a refrigerator and other electrical appliances are installed. Cooking of the food is performed on the gas stove 35. A ventilating fan unit 36 is installed above the gas stove 35. When the sirocco fan rotates in the ventilation fan unit 36, air flows from the space on the gas stove 35 into the ventilation port 37. The air heated by the gas stove 35 and containing the cooking odor of the food is sucked into the vent 37.

  The food is provided in the kitchen 15 to the first dish 32 plate, bowl and bowl. The first tableware 32 is carried from the kitchen 15 to the hole 17. The first tableware 32 supports the food provided to the person HB who arrives at the table 23. The first tableware 32 after eating is washed, for example, at a washing place in the kitchen 15. Thus, the first tableware 32 circulates at least in the kitchen 15 and the hall 17.

  Similarly, food is provided to the plate, bowl and bowl of the second dish 33 in the kitchen 15. The second tableware 33 is carried from the kitchen 15 to the hole 17. The second tableware 33 supports the food provided to the dog DG who has been taken to a person HB. The second tableware 33 after eating is washed, for example, at the washing place in the hall 17. Thus, the second tableware 33 circulates at least in the kitchen 15 and the hall 17.

  As shown in FIG. 3, the entrance 14 vertically rises from the floor surface (ground) to at least the ceiling surface, and is separated from the first support 42 supporting the first door 41 by a distance W from the first support 42. A first side post 44 which rises up in the vertical direction from the floor surface to at least the ceiling surface at the position and defines a first door 43 between the first support column 42 and the first door 41; A second support 46 which is disposed at a distance L larger than the distance W from the support 42 and vertically rises from the floor surface to at least the ceiling surface and supports the second door 45, and a distance W from the second support 46 And a second side post 48 which rises up in the vertical direction from the floor surface to at least a ceiling surface at a position away from the second support column 46 and defines a second door 47 which is opened and closed by a second door 45 with the second support column 46.

  A first wall 49 is formed between the first support 42 and the second support 46. A second wall 51 is formed between the first side post 44 and the second side post 48. The entrance space 52 is partitioned between the first wall 49 and the second wall 51. The entrance space 52 is configured by a rectangular parallelepiped space. The first door 43 and the second door 47 are respectively disposed in two planes facing each other in a rectangular parallelepiped. The first wall 49 and the second wall 51 respectively separate the entrance space 52 from the space Ix in the store.

  Glass is at least partially embedded in the first wall 49 and the second wall 51, respectively. The glass may form a window of such a size that the entire entrance space 52 can be observed at least from the space Ix in the store. Here, the first wall 49 is formed of a glass plate fitted between the first support 42 and the second support 46. The second wall 51 is formed of a glass plate fitted between the first side post 44 and the second side post 48. For example, a lattice-like frame body may be used instead of the glass plate.

  The first door 41 is hingedly connected to the first support column 42, and is configured as a single-opening door. The first door 41 separates the entrance space 52 from the space Ex outside the store. The first door 41 is accommodated in the entrance space 52 when it is opened inward. The opening of the first door 41 is restricted only to the inner opening. The first door 41 can not be opened toward the space Ex outside the store.

  Glass is embedded at least partially in the first door 41. The glass may form a window of such a size that the entire entrance space 52 can be observed from the space Ex outside the store. Here, the entire first door 41 is formed of a glass plate. However, instead of the glass plate, for example, a lattice-like frame body may be used.

  The second door 45 is hingedly connected to the second support 46 and configured as a single-opening door. The second door 45 separates the space Ix in the store from the entrance space 52. The second door 45 is accommodated in the space Ix in the store when it is opened to the inside. The opening of the second door 45 is restricted only to the inner opening. The second door 45 can not be opened toward the entrance space 52.

  Glass is at least partially embedded in the second door 45. The glass may form a window of such a size that the entire entrance space 52 can be observed from the space Ix in the store. Here, the entire second door 45 is formed of a glass plate. However, instead of the glass plate, for example, a lattice-like frame body may be used.

  In the store, the dog DG spends with the owner HB. Occasionally, the dog DG may come off the owner HB. Even if the dog DG slips through the second door 47 when the second door 45 is opened, the dog DG can not escape from the entrance space 52 to the outside if the first door 41 is closed. The dog DG can be held in the entrance space 52. The dog DG can not go out to the space Ex outside the store alone.

  At this time, since the second door 45 is opened inside, the person in the store can open the second door 45 without any problem. A person can open the second door 45 and catch the dog DG in the entrance space 52. When the dog DG is held in the entrance space 52, since the first door 41 is opened inside, the trajectory of the first door 41 is likely to interfere with the position of the dog DG. The opening of the first door 41 is insulted. Thus, the dog DG can be held in the entrance space 52.

  In the present embodiment, glass is at least partially embedded in the first door 41. From the space Ex outside the store, the entrance space 52 can be visually observed through the glass. Therefore, if there is a dog DG in the entrance space 52, a person entering the store from the space Ex outside the store can not stop opening the first door 41. The dog DG can be anchored in the entrance space 52.

  Similarly, the second door 45 is at least partially embedded with glass. From the space Ix in the store to the entrance space 52 can be visually observed through the glass. Therefore, if there is a dog DG in the entrance space 52, one can open the second door 45 and catch the dog DG in the entrance space 52.

  In addition, glass is embedded at least partially in the first wall 49 and the second wall 51 that separate the entrance space 52 and the space Ix in the store. From the space Ix in the store to the entrance space 52 can be visually observed through the glass. Therefore, if there is a dog DG in the entrance space 52, one can open the second door 45 and catch the dog DG in the entrance space 52.

14: Entrance, 41: First door, 45: Second door, 52: Entrance space, DG: Pet (dog), Ex: Space outside the store, Ix: Space in the store, M: Pet companion restaurant system ( Restaurant system).

Claims (4)

An entrance that divides the entrance space that connects the space outside the store to the space in the store that contains pets,
A first door installed in the entrance and separating the entrance space from the space outside the store and being accommodated in the entrance space when opened to the inside;
A second door installed in the entrance and separating the space in the store from the entrance space, and being opened inward, the second door being accommodated in the space in the store;
A pet companion restaurant system comprising:   The pet companion restaurant system according to claim 1, wherein a glass is at least partially embedded in the first door.   The pet companion restaurant system according to claim 1 or 2, wherein a glass is embedded at least partially in the second door. The pet companion restaurant system according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein glass is at least partially embedded in a wall separating the entrance space and the space in the shop. Restaurant system.