JP3703965B2 - Spacer for combination cookware - Google Patents

Description

[0001]
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION
The present invention relates to a combination type cooking utensil in which unit cooking utensils such as a drop-in stove and a fryer are combined and attached to a countertop of a system kitchen, and more particularly to a spacer that closes a gap between the unit cooking utensils.
[0002]
[Prior art]
As a combination type cooking utensil in which a plurality of unit cooking utensils such as a drop-in stove and a fryer having different heat generation capacities are appropriately combined and attached to the countertop of the system kitchen, there is a type as shown in FIG.
FIG. 11 is an enlarged view of the mounting portion of the drop-in stove that is the left two unit cooking utensils (17) and (17) appearing in FIG. 10, but the openings (13) and (13) opened in the countertop (10). A flange (36) projecting from the outer periphery of the upper end of the main body case (18) (18) is engaged with the mouth edge (14) of the main body case (18), and the upper end open portion of the main body case (18) is connected to the top plate (12) ( 12) is covered.
[0003]
In this case, various unit cooking utensils (17) and (17) selected according to the user's wishes can be combined and installed on the countertop (10) (see FIG. 10).
[0004]
[Problems to be solved by the invention]
In the above-described conventional one, gaps (11) and (11) are generated between the top plates (12) and (12) of the unit cooking utensils (17) and (17) exposed on the upper surface of the countertop (10). This gap (11) (11) allows the top surface of the countertop (10) to be used effectively under conditions that do not impede smooth handling such as pans and pans hung on each unit cooking utensil (17) (17) It is set as small as possible (generally about 10 mm). Therefore, in this case, there is a problem that it is difficult to perform the cleaning work when the spillage during cooking enters the narrow gap (11) (11) between the unit cooking utensils (17) (17).
[0005]
The present invention has been made in view of such points, so that each unit cooking utensil (17) (17) does not cause a gap (11) (11) between the protruding portions protruding on the countertop (10). Thus, it is an object of the present invention to facilitate the cleaning of the arrangement portion of the unit cooking utensils (17) and (17).
[0011]
[Means for Solving the Problems]
[Invention of Claim 1]
The technical means of the present invention for solving the above problems are as follows:
`` Spacer that covers the entire area of the gap (11) (11) between the protruding portions of the two unit cooking utensils (17) (17) protruding upward from the opening formed in the countertop (10) of the system kitchen Because
The spacer is connected to the two unit cooking utensils (17) and (17) separately via connecting means,
The connecting means includes
A pair of extension plates projecting from the lower end of the spacer body toward the unit cooking utensil (17) (17) side along the upper surface of the countertop (10) and provided with standing pieces (66, 66) ( (23) (23),
The difference between the unit cooking utensils (17) and (17) that protrudes above the counter top (10) from the outer periphery of the main body case and is externally fitted to the upright pieces (66) (66) from above. It is composed of a flange in which an insertion hole is formed.
[0012]
[Action / Effect]
According to this, since the entire area between the unit cooking utensils (17) and (17) protruding on the upper surface of the countertop (10) is blocked by the spacer, each of these unit cooking utensils (17) (17) Compared to the conventional one in which the gaps (11) and (11) into which the spillage intrudes are formed, the cleaning operation of the arrangement portion of the unit cooking utensils (17) and (17) can be easily performed.
In addition, since the spacer and the unit cooking utensils (17) and (17) are connected and integrated by the connecting means, the unit cooking utensils (17) and (17) are integrated to ensure a visually unified design feeling. can do.
[0014]
Further, according to the above technical means, the insertion holes (37), (37) of the flanges (36), (36) formed on the outer periphery of the main body case of the adjacent unit cooking utensils (17), (17), When the upright engagement pieces (66) and (66) which stand up and protrude from the extension plates (23) and (23) at the lower end of the spacer body are engaged from above, the adjacent unit cooking utensils (17) and (17) are interposed via the spacers. Connected to each other. That is, since the spacer and each unit cooking utensil (17) (17) can be connected simply by externally fitting the insertion hole (37) (37) to the upright piece (66) (66) from above, the connecting work Can be done easily.
[Other claimed inventions]
<< Invention According to Claim 2 >>
As a connecting means that can be applied in place of the connecting means as the invention specific matter of the invention according to claim 1,
“The connecting means is a hanging plate that hangs down from the outer periphery of a covering that separately covers at least the periphery of the upper end opening of the main body case of each unit cooking utensil (17) and (17), and is overlapped on the hanging plate from the outside. The spacer side wall and the binding body that binds them in the overlapping direction can be used.
<< Invention According to Claim 3 >>
Like the invention according to claim 3,
`` Spacer that covers the entire area of the gap (11) (11) between the protruding portions of the two unit cooking utensils (17) (17) protruding upward from the opening formed in the countertop (10) of the system kitchen Because
The spacer is connected to the two unit cooking utensils (17) and (17) separately via connecting means,
The upper surface of the cover that covers at least the peripheral edge of the upper end of the main body case of each unit cooking utensil (17) (17) and protrudes above the countertop (10) and the upper surface of the spacer are the same height. Is set to
In the configuration in which the front and rear sides of the spacer are aligned with the front and rear sides of the covering body by matching the front and rear dimensions of the spacer with the front and rear dimensions of the covering body, the combination cooking with the spacer The boundary portion of the instrument is flush and the portion can be more easily cleaned.
[0015]
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION
Next, an embodiment of the above invention will be described.
[First embodiment]
FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a state in which the combination type cooking utensil for explaining the first embodiment is mounted on the countertop of the system kitchen. The fryer (5), the medium capacity drop-in stove (3), and the large capacity A drop-in stove (4) is attached to the countertop (10) in a lowered state. In this embodiment, each of the above-described fryer (5), medium-capacity drop-in stove (3), and large-capacity drop-in stove (4) corresponds to the unit cooking utensils (17), (17), (17) described above. doing. And the top plates (32), (42) that cover the upper open ends of the main body cases (31), (41) of the medium-capacity drop-in stove (3) and the large-capacity drop-in stove (4), and the flyer Between the top frame (52) that entirely covers the upper end open part of the main body case (51) of (5), band-like ridges (62) (62) constituting spacers are arranged. . In the present embodiment, the top plate (32) (42) and the top frame (52) correspond to the above-described covering, and the top plate (32) (42) and the top frame (52) Corresponds to the protrusions protruding on the countertop (10) of the unit cooking utensil (17).
[0016]
The belt-like raised portions (62) and (62) are connected to the below-described connecting frame (6) for connecting the medium capacity drop-in stove (3), the large capacity drop-in stove (4) and the flyer (5) to each other. ) Is integrally raised from.
Hereinafter, details of each part will be described in detail.
* About medium capacity drop-in stove (3) *
The medium-capacity drop-in stove (3) includes a main body case (31) that houses the gas burners (35) and (35), a top plate (32) that entirely covers the upper end opening of the main body case (31), and The virtues (34) (34) placed on the top plate (32) are provided.
[0017]
The main body case (31) constituting the medium capacity drop-in stove (3) is formed in a rectangular box shape with an open upper end, and a flange (36) is provided around the outer periphery of the upper end of the main body case (31). In the vicinity of the outer peripheral corner portion of the flange (36), insertion holes (37), (37), (37) are formed to be fitted to standing positioning pieces (66), (66), (72) described later. ing.
As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, the top plate (32) disposed so as to cover the upper end opening (30) of the main body case (31) is separated from the central ridge (327). A bottom plate (322) having burner insertion holes (321) and (321) arranged before and after the stove, an upright plate (324) that bends and rises from the outer periphery of the bottom plate (322), and an outer periphery that projects outward from the upper end The hanging plate (325) hanging from the outer periphery of the outer peripheral flange (323) is placed outside the opening (13) provided in the countertop (10). ing. Further, in the above-described installation state, the drooping plate (325) is configured to stand vertically with respect to the countertop (10).
[0018]
In addition, an operation portion (326) for igniting and extinguishing the gas burners (35) and (35) and adjusting their heating power is provided at the portion corresponding to the stove front side of the top plate (32). The control unit (326) and the control device (not shown) in the main body case (31) are electrically connected by a lead wire (not shown).
The two virtues (34) and (34) placed and mounted on the top plate (32) are bent so as to surround the burner insertion hole (321) formed in the bottom plate (322) of the top plate (32). A square-shaped five-virtual frame (341) is formed, and a claw (342) extending from the five-virtual frame (341) toward the center thereof.
[0019]
* About the large capacity drop-in stove (4) *
The large-capacity drop-in stove (4) has two medium-capacity gas burners (35, 35) in that it has a single large-capacity gas burner (45) as shown in Figs. This is different from the previously described ability drop-in stove (3).
For this reason, a high-capacity gas burner (45) is disposed at the center of the rectangular box-shaped main body case (41) whose upper end is open, and a flange (46) on the upper end outer periphery of the main body case (41). ) Are provided with insertion holes (47) and (47) located in the vicinity of the four corners. And the arrangement interval in the front and rear direction of the stove and the arrangement interval in the horizontal direction of the stove are set to the same interval as those of the insertion holes (37) and (37). The dimensions of the insertion holes (47) and (47) and the insertion holes (37) and (37) are also set equal to each other.
[0020]
A single burner insertion hole (421) is provided in the bottom plate (422) of the top plate (42) that entirely covers the upper end opening (40) of the main body case (41), and the bottom plate (422 ) Has an outer suspension plate (425) that engages from above with the outer periphery of the opening (13) provided in the countertop (10). The outer flange (423) is overhanging.
[0021]
An operation portion (426) for the gas burner (45) is provided at a portion corresponding to the stove front side of the top plate (42).
Further, on the bottom plate (422) of the top plate (42), the virtues (44) having the virtues frame (441) and the claws (442) (442) extending from the top to the center are mounted. It ’s like that.
* About Flyer (5) *
The fryer (5) includes a main body case (51) having an upper end open and an oil tank (53), and a top frame (52) disposed so as to cover the peripheral edge of the upper end open portion (50) of the main body case (51). ) And a wire mesh (54) disposed so as to cover a certain area at the rear of the periphery of the upper end opening (50).
[0022]
At the four corners of the flange (56) provided around the outer periphery of the upper end of the body case (51), it is arranged in the same manner as the insertion holes (37) (37) (47) (47) described above. In addition, insertion holes (57) (57) having the same shape as these are formed.
The cross-sectional shape of the top frame (52) cut in the horizontal direction (longitudinal direction of the countertop (10)) is configured as shown in FIG. That is, the hanging plate (525) is bent and suspended on the outer periphery of the top frame (52), and the inner suspension of the horizontal plate (524) bent at a right angle from the upper end is bent on the inner periphery of the horizontal plate (524). The plate (527) is extended, and a flange portion (528) projecting inward is provided at the lower end of the inner hanging plate (527). The outer periphery of the wire mesh (54) is placed on the flange (528) at the rear of the top frame (52).
[0023]
* About connection frame (6) *
Next, the connecting frame (6) for connecting the medium capacity drop-in stove (3), the large capacity drop-in stove (4) and the flyer (5) to each other will be described.
The medium-capacity drop-in stove (3), large-capacity drop-in stove (4), and flyer (5) are connected by the connecting frames (6) and (6) shown in FIG. The flange (36) at the outer periphery of the upper end of the body case (31) constituting the drop-in stove (3) is placed on the auxiliary frame (7) appearing in FIG.
[0024]
The connecting frame (6) has the structure shown in FIGS. 2 and 6, and has a frame portion (61) formed in a rectangular shape in plan view, and a spacer main body bent and raised along one long side portion thereof. And the belt-like ridge (62) is the longitudinal length of the top plate (32) (42) and the top frame (52) (countertop (10) The length in the direction connecting the leading edge and the trailing edge). Further, a horizontal plate portion (64) formed so as to extend along the upper surface of the countertop (10) is formed at the lower end of the side opposite to the frame portion (61) in the belt-like ridge portion (62). Is provided. The connecting frame (6) is formed by pressing and bending a single metal plate, and bent plates (68) and (68) are bent and suspended on the inner periphery of the frame portion (61). Yes.
[0025]
Further, four upright pieces (66) and (66) are cut and raised on both sides in the vicinity of both ends in the longitudinal direction of the belt-like raised portion (62), and the upright pieces (66) and (66) are already raised. Flange (36) (46) (56) on the outer periphery of the upper end of the body case (31) (41) (51) of the medium capacity drop-in stove (3), large-capacity drop-in stove (4), and flyer (5) described above Are inserted into the insertion holes (37), (47) and (57).
[0026]
Therefore, in this case, the horizontal plate portion (65) (from the lower end of the belt-like raised portion (62) of the connecting frame (6) functioning as the spacer body to the arrangement portion of the standing piece (66) of the frame portion (61) ( 6) and the above-described extension plate (23) in which the horizontal plate portion (64) protruding in the opposite direction to the horizontal plate portion (65) protrudes outward from the outer periphery of the lower end of the belt-like raised portion (62). It corresponds to (23). Further, the combination of the belt-like raised portion (62) and the horizontal plate portions (65) and (64) protruding from the lower end thereof corresponds to the spacer described above.
[0027]
The upper plate portion (621) of the belt-like raised portion (62) and the side plates (620) (620) on both sides thereof are bent at right angles to each other, and the horizontal plate portion (64) following the side plate (620) and the lower end thereof (64). ) (65) and the frame part (61) are also bent at right angles to each other.
Therefore, when the medium capacity drop-in stove (3), large capacity drop-in stove (4), etc. are connected with the connecting frame (6) as described later, the top plate (32) of the medium capacity drop-in stove (3), etc. (42) The outer peripheral hanging plates (325) and (425) are in surface contact with the side plate (620) of the belt-like ridge (62) in close contact with each other, so that the space between the hanging plate (325) and the side plate (620) is reduced. Invasion of garbage can be reliably suppressed. In the connected state, the top surfaces of the belt-like ridges (62) and the top plates (32), (42) are flush with each other.
[0028]
The frame portion (61) is provided on the entire upper surface of the frame portion (61) including the horizontal plate portion (65) (see FIG. 6) bent from the lower end of the belt-like raised portion (62). This is because the outer peripheral hanging plate (425) of the top plate (42) is brought into contact over the entire circumference. Thereby, it is possible to prevent a gap from being formed between the entire circumference of the lower end of the outer peripheral hanging plate (425) and the countertop (10).
[0029]
* About countertop (10) *
As shown in Fig. 2, the system kitchen countertop (10) has a medium capacity drop-in stove (3), a large-capacity drop-in stove (4), and a flyer (5) body case (31) (41) ( The rectangular openings (13), (13), and (13) that are slightly larger than the body portion of 51) are formed at predetermined intervals. It is also possible to form a single rectangular hole in the countertop (10) that is large enough to drop the main body cases (31), (41), (51) together.
[0030]
* About the auxiliary frame (7) *
The auxiliary frame (7) is formed in a rectangular frame shape, and bent plates (71) (71) are bent and suspended from the inner peripheral edge of the frame portion (70). Further, on one long side portion of the auxiliary frame (7), standing pieces (72) and (72) formed by cutting and raising the inner edge portion are provided. The upright pieces (72) and (72) are a pair of front and rear insertion holes (37) and (37) formed in the flange (36) at the upper end of the body case (31) of the medium capacity drop-in stove (3). To be inserted. In addition, when the large-capacity drop-in stove (4) and the flyer (5) are arranged at the position of the medium-capacity drop-in stove (3) in FIG. 2, the upright piece (72) of the auxiliary frame (7) is arranged. ) (72) is a large capacity drop-in stove (4) or insertion hole (47) (47) of the flange (46) (56) formed at the upper end of the body case (41) (51) of the fryer (5). ) (57) (57).
[0031]
The frame part (70) of the auxiliary frame (7) has the same function as the frame part (61) of the frame (6) described above. That is, the outer peripheral hanging plate (325) of the top plate (32) with respect to the entire upper surface of the frame portion (71) including the horizontal plate portion (64) (see FIG. 6) bent from the lower end of the belt-like raised portion (62). This is to prevent a gap from being formed between the entire circumference of the hanging plate (325) and the countertop (10).
[0032]
* Installation work on countertop (10) *
Next, the operation of attaching the above-mentioned medium capacity drop-in stove (3), large capacity drop-in stove (4) and flyer (5) to the countertop (10) will be described.
Of the openings (13), (13), and (13) opened in the countertop (10), the connecting frame (6) is connected to the openings (13) and (13) where the high-capacity drop-in stove (4) and the flyer (5) are installed. ) Install (6). That is, as shown by the imaginary line in FIG. 6, the bent plates (68) and (68) are bent and suspended from the inner periphery of the frame portion (61) of the connecting frame (6) into the opening (13) of the countertop (10). While inserting the portion, the outer periphery of the frame portion (61) is locked to the mouth edge (14) of the opening (13). Then, the mounting operation of the frame portion (61) is performed for each of the pair of adjacent openings (13) and (13). Next, the auxiliary frame (7) is attached to the remaining opening (13) for mounting the medium capacity drop-in stove (3) in the same manner as the connection frame (6).
[0033]
Next, as shown in FIG. 3, the body portion (49) of the main body case (41) of the large capacity drop-in stove (4) is dropped into the frame portion (61) of the connecting frame (6) from above, and The insertion hole (47) formed in the flange (46) projecting from the outer periphery of the upper end of the main body case (41) is externally fitted to the upright piece (66) of the connecting frame (6) to obtain the state shown in FIG. In addition, the insertion holes (47) and (47) provided in the long side of the flange (46) on the flyer (5) side are connected to the upright pieces (66) of the connecting frame (6) corresponding to the flyer (5). ) (66) (provided on the high-capacity drop-in stove (4) side of the belt-like raised portion (62) (see FIG. 2)). Then, the main body case (41) of the large-capacity drop-in stove (4) is joined to two adjacent connecting frames (6) and (6).
[0034]
Next, as shown in FIG. 3, the body part (39) of the body case (31) of the medium capacity drop-in stove (3) is dropped into the central hole of the auxiliary frame (7). In addition, at this time, a pair of front and rear gaps opened on the long side of the large capacity drop-in stove (4) side of the flange (36) formed at the upper end of the body case (31) of the medium capacity drop-in stove (3) Horizontal plate part extending through hole (37) (37) from upright piece (66) (66) of above connecting frame (6) to middle capacity drop-in stove (3) side from lower end of belt-like ridge (62) (Provided in (64)). Also, the insertion hole (37) on the long side opposite to the large capacity drop-in stove (4) of the flange (36) formed on the upper end of the body case (31) of the medium capacity drop-in stove (3) ) (37) is externally fitted to the standing pieces (72) and (72) which stand up from the auxiliary frame (7).
[0035]
Then, as shown in FIG. 4, the main body cases (41) and (31) of the large-capacity drop-in stove (4) and the medium-capacity drop-in stove (3) are connected by the connecting frame (6). The main body case (51) of the flyer (5) is attached to the frame portion (61) of the connecting frame (6) in the same manner as the large capacity drop-in stove (4).
Also, after the main case (31) (41) of the medium capacity drop-in stove (3) and the large capacity drop-in stove (4) is mounted on the auxiliary frame (7) and the connecting frame (6), it is shown in FIG. The tip of the fixing screw (81) (82) screwed in from the side wall of each main body case (31) (41) in contact with the inner peripheral surface (16) of the opening (13) of the countertop (10) Thus, the main body cases (31) and (41) of the medium capacity drop-in stove (3) and the large capacity drop-in stove (4) are fixed at predetermined positions. Further, the main body case (51) of the flyer (5) is also fixed at a predetermined position by the same fixing screws as the fixing screws (81) and (82).
[0036]
Next, cover the top open parts of the main case (31) (41) of the medium capacity drop-in stove (3) and large capacity drop-in stove (4) with the top plate (32) (42) ) (44), and when the top frame (52) is attached to the outer periphery of the main body case (51) of the flyer (5) and the wire mesh (54) is attached thereto, as shown in FIG. The gap between the capacity drop-in stove (3), the large-capacity drop-in stove (4), and the flyer (5) was blocked by the belt-like ridges (62) (62) of the connecting frame (6) (6) It becomes a state. Therefore, as described above, it corresponds to the conventional gap (11) (see FIG. 10) between the medium capacity drop-in stove (3), the large capacity drop-in stove (4) and the flyer (5). Things are not formed.
[0037]
Therefore, even if the spillage during cooking falls between the medium-capacity drop-in stove (3), the large-capacity drop-in stove (4) and the fryer (5) as unit cooking utensils (17) (17), What is necessary is just to clean the surface of the adhering belt-like ridges (62) and (62). From this, it is possible to easily clean the arrangement portions of the medium capacity drop-in stove (3), the large capacity drop-in stove (4) and the fryer (5).
[0038]
In addition, each medium capacity drop-in stove (3), large-capacity drop-in stove (4), etc. are filled with the belt-like ridges (62) (62) of the connecting frame (6) (6). The medium-capacity drop-in stove (3), large-capacity drop-in stove (4), etc. can be integrated to ensure a visually unified design feeling.
The medium capacity drop-in stove (3), the large capacity drop-in stove (4), the top plate (32) (42) of the flyer (5), and the belt-like ridges of the top frame (52) and the connecting frame (6) ( 62) When the boundary portion between 62 and 62 is filled with a sealing material (not shown) such as silicon resin for ensuring liquid-tightness, the belt-like raised portions 62, 62 and the top plates 32, 42 ) And the top frame (52) can be prevented more reliably from the inconvenience of spilling from the pan into the boundary portion.
[Second Embodiment]
Next, a second embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS.
[0039]
This one has a rectangular box (84) with an open bottom as a spacer between the top plate (32) of the medium capacity drop-in stove (3) and the top plate (42) of the large capacity drop-in stove (4). Is. In this case, the flanges (36) and (46) on the outer circumference of the main body case (31) (41) of the medium capacity drop-in stove (3) and large capacity drop-in stove (4) Nothing corresponding to the insertion holes (37) and (47) described in the embodiment is provided.
[0040]
As shown in FIG. 8, there is a through hole (75) on the top plate (32) (42) of the medium capacity drop-in stove (3) and the large capacity drop-in stove (4). (76) is formed at an interval in the front-rear direction, and the through-holes (75) and (76) are provided on the hanging side plates (77) and (77) that are bent and suspended from the long side portion of the rectangular box (84). The formed screw holes (78) (78) are overlapped. Then, the overlapped portion is fastened with screws (58) and (58) as binders and joined. Note that seal packings (85) and (85) are provided at the boundary between the rectangular box (84) and the main body cases (31) and (41) to ensure liquid-tightness.
[0041]
Further, in order to screw the top plate (32) (42) and the rectangular box (84), the work table is arranged in the order in which the top plate (31) (41) and the rectangular box (84) turned upside down should be connected. It arranges on the top and joins the junction part of a top plate (32) (42) and a rectangular box (84) with a screw (58) (58).
Even in this case, the space between the unit cooking utensils such as the medium capacity drop-in stove (3) and the large capacity drop-in stove (4) is filled with a rectangular box (84) as a spacer. Even if a spill falls, the surface of the rectangular box (84) to which it adheres may be cleaned, and the portion can be easily cleaned.
[0042]
In the second embodiment, the rectangular box (84) and the top plates (32) and (42) adjacent to the rectangular box (84) are connected by screws (58) and (58). As shown in FIG. The hanging plates (325) and (425) on the outer periphery of the top plates (32) and (42) are cut and raised outward to form the engagement bent portions (329) and (429), while the side plates of the rectangular box (84) are A notch (841) (842) is formed in the rectangular box (84) and the top plate (32) (42) using these notches (841) (842) and the engaging bends (329) (329). ) Can also be combined. That is, both sides of the rectangular box (84) by inserting the rectangular box (84) from above between the top plates (32), (42) arranged with an interval matching the width of the rectangular box (84) Engagement bent portions (329) and (429) are engaged with the notches (841) and (842) of the plate, thereby connecting the top plates (32) and (42) to each other.
[Brief description of the drawings]
[Fig. 1] Perspective view of the top surface of the countertop (10) with the medium capacity drop-in stove (3), large-capacity drop-in stove (4) and flyer (5) attached [Fig. 2] Exploded perspective view of FIG. [Fig. 3] Explanatory diagram of installation work to attach medium capacity drop-in stove (3) and large capacity drop-in stove (4) to countertop [10] [Figure 4] Medium capacity drop-in stove (3) and large capacity drop-in Cross-sectional view of the boundary of the stove (4) [Fig. 5] Cross-sectional view of the top frame (52) [Fig. 6] Cross-sectional view of the connecting frame (6) [Fig. 7] Exploded perspective view of the second embodiment [ FIG. 8 is a cross-sectional view of the boundary between the medium capacity drop-in stove (3) and the large capacity drop-in stove (4) in the second embodiment. FIG. 9 illustrates a modification of the rectangular box (84). FIG. 10 is an explanatory diagram of a conventional example. FIG. 11 is an explanatory diagram of a conventional example.
(10) ・ ・ ・ Countertop
(11) ・ ・ ・ Gap
(17) ・ ・ ・ Unit cookware
(23) ・ ・ ・ Extension plate
(36) ・ ・ ・ Flange
(37) ・ ・ ・ Insertion hole
(66) ・ ・ ・ Standing piece

Claims (3)

A spacer that covers the entire gap (11) (11) between the protruding portions of the two unit cooking utensils (17) (17) protruding upward from the opening formed in the countertop (10) of the system kitchen. There,
The spacer is connected to each of the two unit cooking utensils (17) and (17) via connecting means,
The connecting means includes
A pair of extension plates projecting from the lower end of the spacer body toward the unit cooking utensil (17) (17) side along the upper surface of the countertop (10) and provided with standing pieces (66, 66) ( (23) (23)
The difference between the unit cooking utensils (17) and (17) that protrudes above the counter top (10) from the outer periphery of the main body case and is externally fitted to the upright pieces (66) (66) from above. A spacer composed of a flange formed with an insertion hole. A spacer that covers the entire gap (11) (11) between the protruding portions of the two unit cooking utensils (17) (17) protruding upward from the opening formed in the countertop (10) of the system kitchen. There,
The spacer is connected to each of the two unit cooking utensils (17) and (17) via connecting means,
The connecting means includes
A hanging plate that hangs down from the outer periphery of the covering that covers at least the periphery of the upper end opening of each unit cooking utensil (17) and (17), a side wall of the spacer that is superimposed on the hanging plate from the outside, A spacer, which is a binding body that binds in the overlapping direction. A spacer that covers the entire gap (11) (11) between the protruding portions of the two unit cooking utensils (17) (17) protruding upward from the opening formed in the countertop (10) of the system kitchen. There,
The spacer is connected to each of the two unit cooking utensils (17) and (17) via connecting means,
The upper surface of the cover that covers at least the peripheral edge of the upper end of the main body case of each unit cooking utensil (17) (17) and protrudes above the countertop (10) and the upper surface of the spacer are the same height. Is set to
A spacer configured such that the front and rear sides of the spacer are aligned with the front and rear sides of the cover by matching the front and rear dimensions of the spacer with the front and rear dimensions of the cover.

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