JP3244063U - Movable toilet roll holder - Google Patents

Abstract

An object of the present invention is to provide a movable toilet roll holder that is easy to use from a toilet seat and does not get in the way when the user leaves the toilet seat. [Solution] In the movable toilet roll holder of the present invention, a hinge part is formed in a part of a flat plate that is attached to a wall, a movable part that horizontally moves about the hinge part as a rotation center axis is formed, and the movable part A toilet roll holding part for holding a toilet roll is provided in the toilet roll holding part. [Selection diagram] Figure 1

Description

The present invention relates to a wall-mounted toilet roll holder.

Usually, a toilet roll, which is a roll of toilet paper, is attached to the wall of the toilet with a predetermined holding device, and the user pulls out the required length of toilet paper and separates the required length of toilet paper from the roll. and use it.

The installation location for the toilet roll holder does not necessarily have to be anywhere on the wall of the toilet; it must be somewhere that the user can reach while sitting on the toilet seat. The position will be on the side wall at arm's height. For this reason, in many cases, the axial direction of the toilet roll is horizontal along the side wall, and the work of pulling out the required length of toilet paper is done diagonally within the horizontal plane from the axial direction of the toilet roll. This requires a pulling action, and the axial direction of the toilet roll and the direction in which the toilet roll is pulled out are not perpendicular but diagonal, which is not necessarily easy to use.

A movable toilet paper holder unit is also known that makes the posture of the toilet user more comfortable when using toilet paper (for example, see Patent Documents 1 and 2). If the toilet paper is moved to a position where it is easier for the toilet user to use it, that is, closer to the front of the toilet user, the toilet user can use the toilet paper without straining his or her body.

Japanese Patent Application Publication No. 2023-61337 Utility model registration No. 3172457

However, the above-mentioned technology has many movable parts and magnets, making the operation complicated.Also, since the toilet paper position is close to the user when using it, the user can remove it from the toilet seat after use. Starting up can also be a nuisance, and the technical issue of not being easy to use is said to remain unresolved.

Therefore, an object of the present invention is to provide a movable toilet roll holder that does not require too many movable members, is easy to use from the toilet seat, and does not get in the way when the user leaves the toilet seat.

In order to solve the above-mentioned technical problem, the movable toilet roll holder of the present invention has a hinge part formed in a part of a flat plate attached to a wall, and a movable toilet roll holder that can horizontally move around the hinge part as a rotation center axis. The movable part is provided with a toilet roll holding part for holding a toilet roll.

In such a movable toilet roll holder, a handle can be provided at the end opposite to the hinge part of the movable part, and the toilet roll holder has a handle attached to the hollow core of the toilet roll. The structure may include an insertion portion to be inserted.

Further, as another example of the movable toilet roll holder of the present invention, a first hinge part is formed in a part of a flat plate attached to a wall, and the first hinge part is horizontally movable with the first hinge part as a rotation center axis. A first movable part is formed, a second hinge part is formed at an end of the first movable part opposite to the first hinge part, and the second hinge part is connected to a rotation center axis. It is also possible to configure a movable toilet roll holder in which a second movable part that is horizontally movable is formed, and the second movable part is provided with a toilet roll holding part that holds the toilet roll.

This movable toilet roll holder has a structure in which a guide part that expands and contracts in the horizontal direction is bridged between the first movable part or the first hinge part and the second movable part. be able to.

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a movable toilet roll holder according to a first embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing the state after the movable toilet roll holder of the first embodiment of the present invention is rotated from the wall. FIG. 2 is a top view showing the movable toilet roll holder according to the first embodiment of the present invention as viewed from above. It is a perspective view showing a flat plate, a hinge part, and a movable part of a movable toilet roll holder according to a first embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing a movable toilet roll holder according to a second embodiment of the present invention.

Each embodiment will be described below with reference to the drawings. 1 to 4 show a first embodiment of a movable toilet roll holder. This movable toilet roll holder 10 includes a flat plate 14 made of a rectangular metal plate that is attached to a wall 12 such as an inner wall of a toilet, a hinge part 13 provided at the horizontal end of the flat plate 14, and one side of the movable toilet roll holder 10. A movable part 17 made of a flat metal plate whose end is held rotatably in the horizontal direction by a hinge part 13 and a handle 22 is formed at the other end, and a toilet roll 20 fixed to the movable part 17. A pair of roll holding parts 18 are arranged to sandwich the toilet roll 20, and a roll holding shaft 19 is inserted into the hollow core part 21 of the toilet roll 20 and holds the toilet roll 20.

The flat plate 14 made of a rectangular metal plate is a member whose back side is directly attached to the wall 12, and a long hole 15 is formed in the center of the flat plate 14, and any plurality of arbitrary positions of the long hole 15 are formed in the center of the flat plate 14. At this position, flat screws 16 are threaded toward the wall and plate 14 is fixed to wall 12. Other methods of attachment to the wall 12 may be used, and other known fixing methods such as bolts and nuts, nails, adhesives, and attached metal fittings may also be used. The flat plate 14 is mainly fixed to the wall 12, but it may also be attached to a remote control unit of an automatic flush toilet seat device. The flat plate 14 is attached to the wall 12 or the like so that its longitudinal direction is generally horizontal. It is generally desirable that the movable toilet roll holder 10 is located within the toilet in a place where the person using the toilet seat can reach it while sitting.

A hinge portion 13 is provided at the end of the flat plate 14 on the near side when viewed from the user in the horizontal direction, and a movable portion 17 of a rectangular metal plate that is pivotally supported by the hinge portion 13 is provided on the hinge portion 13. It can be rotated in the horizontal direction around a rotation axis (not shown). In this embodiment, the roll holding part 18 extends vertically from the movable part 17, and the movable part 17 can rotate about 90 degrees in a horizontal plane about the hinge part 13. A handle 22 is attached to the end of the movable part 17 opposite to the end where the hinge part 13 is formed. The handle 22 is a member that can be operated by the user with a finger or the like when operating the movable part, and may be a member whose head part is knurled. The handle 22 can be formed integrally with the movable part 17 by having a part of the end protrude, or can be formed by attaching a separate part.

The movable part 17 can be rotated to any angle by operating the handle 22, and springs can be combined around the hinge part 13 so that the movable part 17 can be moved in and out by operating the handle 22 at the same time. . A mechanism may be provided in which a locking piece that locks onto the flat plate 14 is interlocked with the handle 22, and when the handle 22 is operated, the locking piece comes off and the movable part 17 starts rotating. good.

A pair of roll holding parts 18 are fixed to the movable part 17 and are arranged so as to sandwich the toilet roll 20 therebetween. The roll holding parts 18 have a thin trapezoidal flat plate shape, and are provided so as to protrude perpendicularly from the movable part 17. A roll holding shaft 19 that is inserted into the hollow core 21 of the toilet roll 20 and holds the toilet roll 20 is provided on the tip side of the roll holding part 18 . The movable part 17 has a long hole (not shown) whose longitudinal direction is in the horizontal direction, and the proximal ends of the pair of roll holding parts 18 are arranged in alignment with the long hole, respectively, and fixed from the back side using flat screws or the like. be able to. The roll holding shaft 19 may have a structure in which it is held between the pair of roll holding parts 18, may have a structure in which it is elastically deformed when replacing the rolls, may have a detachable structure, and may also have a structure in which it is detachable. Alternatively, the toilet roll 20 can be held in a cantilevered manner by providing the roll holding part 18 only on one side and protruding the roll holding shaft 19.

In the movable toilet roll holder 10 of this embodiment, the flat plate 14, hinge part 13, movable part 17, and roll holding part 18 are manufactured by processing metal such as stainless steel or aluminum, but wood, It can also be constructed using other materials such as synthetic resin, ceramics, and glass, and it can also be constructed such that the lid is positioned on top of the toilet roll 20.

In the movable toilet roll holder 10 of the present embodiment, the toilet roll 20 is attached to the movable part 17 that rotates horizontally around the hinge part 13, so that the user can hold the movable plate through the handle 22. By controlling the direction of the toilet roll 17, the direction of the toilet roll 20 can be adjusted to an angle that is easy for the user to operate, resulting in excellent usability.

FIG. 5 is a perspective view showing a movable toilet roll holder 30 according to the second embodiment. A flat plate 14 made of a rectangular metal plate attached to a recess 36 of a wall 12 such as an inner wall of a toilet, a first hinge part 35 provided at a horizontal end of the flat plate 14, and a first hinge part 35 A first movable part 31 made of a rectangular metal plate that is horizontally movable with the center axis of rotation, and a second movable part 31 formed at the opposite end of the first hinge part 35 of the first movable part 31. The hinge part 38, the second movable part 37 that is horizontally movable about the second hinge part 38 as a rotation center axis, and the toilet roll holding part 18 that is provided on the second movable part 37 and holds the toilet roll 20. have.

A long hole 15 is formed in the center of the flat plate 14, and flat screws 16 are screwed together toward the wall at arbitrary positions of the long hole 15, so that the flat plate 14 is screwed into the recess 36 of the wall 12. Fixed. The second movable part 37 is made of a flat metal plate, and one end thereof is held rotatably in the horizontal direction by a second hinge part 38, and the second movable part 37 is connected to the handle 22 from the other end via an extension part 32. has. The pair of roll holding parts 18 are fixed to the second movable part 37 and are arranged so as to sandwich the toilet roll 20 therebetween. A roll holding shaft 19 that is inserted into the hollow core 21 of the toilet roll 20 and holds the toilet roll 20 is provided between the pair of roll holding parts 18.

At the end of the second movable part 37 where the extension part 32 is provided, guide parts 34 and 35 that extend and contract in the horizontal direction are attached to the upper end of the second movable part 37 so as to span the first hinge part 35 . The guide parts 34 and 35 are each rail members having a rectangular cross section, and are provided so that the outer peripheral part of the guide part 35 slides inside the hollow guide part 34. This can prevent the pair of roll holding parts 18 and the toilet roll 20 from hanging down due to gravity or the like. The wall-side guide 34 can also be held on a first hinge 35, or alternatively the end of the guide 34 can be attached to the wall 12 or to a recess 36 thereof. Alternatively, the guide portions 34 and 35 may be formed on the lower end side of the movable portion 37.

Similar to the first embodiment, the pair of roll holding parts 18 are fixed to the movable part 17 and are arranged so as to sandwich the toilet roll 20 therebetween. The roll holding parts 18 have a thin trapezoidal flat plate shape, and are provided so as to protrude perpendicularly from the movable part 17. A roll holding shaft 19 that is inserted into the hollow core 21 of the toilet roll 20 and holds the toilet roll 20 is provided on the tip side of the roll holding part 18 . The second movable part 37 has a long hole (not shown) whose longitudinal direction is in the horizontal direction, and the proximal ends of the pair of roll holding parts 18 are arranged in alignment with the long hole, and a flat screw or the like is used from the back side. It can be fixed. The roll holding shaft 19 may have a structure in which it is held between the pair of roll holding parts 18, may have a structure in which it is elastically deformed when replacing the rolls, may have a detachable structure, and may also have a structure in which it is detachable. Alternatively, the toilet roll 20 can be held in a cantilevered manner by providing the roll holding part 18 only on one side and protruding the roll holding shaft 19.

Regarding the movable toilet roll holder 30 of this embodiment, the flat plate 14, the first hinge part 35, the first movable part 31, the second hinge part 38, the second movable part 37, and the roll holder 18 is manufactured by processing metals such as stainless steel and aluminum, but it can also be constructed using other materials such as wood, synthetic resin, ceramics, and glass. It is also possible to have a structure in which the

In particular, the movable toilet roll holder 30 of the second embodiment can be given a function of retracting from the recess 36 of the wall 12, and can be a toilet roll holder that is suitable for more designs.

10, 30 Movable toilet roll holder 12 Wall 13 Hinge part 14 Flat plate 15 Long hole 16 Flat screw 17 Movable part 18 Roll holding part 19 Roll holding shaft 20 Toilet roll 21 Core part 22 Handle 31 First movable part 32 Extension parts 33, 34 guide part 35 first hinge part 36 recess 37 second movable part 38 second hinge part

Claims (5)

A hinge part is formed in a part of the flat plate attached to the wall, a movable part that horizontally moves about the hinge part as a rotation center axis is formed, and a toilet roll holding part for holding the toilet roll is provided in the movable part. A movable toilet roll holder featuring: 2. The movable toilet roll holder according to claim 1, wherein a handle is provided at an end of the movable part opposite to the hinge part. 2. The movable toilet roll holder according to claim 1, wherein the toilet roll holder has an insertion part inserted through a hollow core of the toilet roll. A first hinge part is formed in a part of a flat plate to be attached to a wall, a first movable part is formed that horizontally moves about the first hinge part as a rotation center axis, and the first movable part of the first movable part is A second hinge part is formed at an end opposite to the first hinge part, a second movable part is formed that is horizontally movable about the second hinge part as a rotation center axis, and the second movable part A movable toilet roll holder, characterized in that a toilet roll holding part for holding the toilet roll is provided in the part. 5. The movable toilet roll holder according to claim 4, wherein a guide portion that expands and contracts in a horizontal direction is provided as a bridge between the first movable portion or the first hinge portion and the second movable portion. A movable toilet roll holder.