JP4406928B2 - Lighting device - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a moisture-proof lighting device that is attached to a wall when a glove including a light source is in close contact with a pedestal on the light source side, and particularly relates to a lighting device that is suitable for use in a bathroom.

Among conventional lighting devices, lighting devices used in the bathroom are moisture-proof to prevent water vapor generated in the bathroom from touching the light source, etc., and the glove that covers the light source is in close contact with the pedestal that is the holder. It is attached to do. In this case, the glove is colored milky white or the like so as to diffuse light and supply soft light into the bathroom so that it does not get into the eyes and dazzle (see, for example, Patent Document 1).
In this example, a glove is fixed to the front end of the pedestal, and light is emitted from the glove. Therefore, the illumination is not from the wall surface, but a part having a certain distance from the wall surface shines.
Therefore, the glove in which the light source is wrapped appears to rise from the side wall, which makes the bathroom user feel uncomfortable. Moreover, since the globe is connected at a distance of the pedestal from the wall surface, there is a drawback that the lighting device cannot be made compact.

  Therefore, there is an example in which a globe is directly brought into contact with a wall surface without providing a pedestal (see, for example, Patent Document 2). In this example, since the glove itself plays a role of supplying light to the bathroom washing place and diffusing light to the wall surface, there is a drawback that the size of the instrument body cannot be made compact. In addition, the globe has a structure in which two members are screwed together, and since the screwed portion is located on the side surface of the globe, a portion where the light transmittance is reduced in an annular shape is generated in the screwed portion, and the appearance is poor. There is a problem.

JP-A-9-97509 (page 2-4, FIG. 1) JP 2004-71408 A (page 3-4, FIG. 1)

  The present invention has been made to solve the above-mentioned problems, and the problem of the present invention is that there is no sense of incongruity due to the glove shining while floating from the wall surface, and the entire lighting device is made compact so that the bathroom can be It is to show it widely.

In order to achieve the above object, according to the first aspect of the present invention, there is provided a lighting device comprising a pedestal fixed to a wall surface, a globe fixed to the pedestal, and a light source provided inside the globe, The globe includes a colored front part covering the front of the light source, a side part protruding rearward of the front part, a rear part arranged along the wall surface from the side part, and the rear part from the rear part. The side surface portion and the rear surface portion have a light transmittance higher than that of the front surface portion, and the mounting portion is provided with a fixing portion. Is composed of a base fixed to the wall surface and a cylindrical mounting portion protruding forward from the outer peripheral portion of the base, and the mounting portion includes a fixed portion corresponding to the fixing portion provided on the globe. The fixing part provided on the glove is connected to the fixed part. In the lighting device formed by fixing the globe to the pedestal, the rear surface portion of the globe has a first rear surface portion whose distance from the distal end of the mounting portion of the pedestal and the wall surface is substantially the same, and The pedestal comprises a second rear surface portion connecting the rear end of the side surface portion of the globe and the first rear surface so that the pedestal is covered with the globe.
Therefore, in a state where the globe is fixed to the pedestal, the rear portion of the side surface of the glove covers the pedestal, thereby narrowing the gap between the side surface and the wall surface of the globe and bringing the side surface and the bottom surface portion closer to the wall surface. It becomes possible to arrange in. In addition, since the side surface portion and the rear surface portion of the globe have higher light transmittance than the front surface portion, the light transmitted through the side surface portion and the rear surface portion in combination with the position of the side surface portion and the bottom surface portion near the wall surface. Is reflected by the wall surface, and the lighting device and the nearby wall surface can be illuminated uniformly and brightly.

  According to a second aspect of the present invention, the periphery of the globe is rectangular, and the fixing portion provided on the attachment portion of the globe includes a plurality of pressurizations provided on the peripheral surface of the attachment portion. The fixed portion provided on the mounting portion of the pedestal is a plurality of fixing protrusions provided on the peripheral surface of the mounting portion, and the globe is rotated along the pedestal. The glove is fixed to the pedestal by the engagement of the pressure protrusion and the fixing protrusion, so that even when the glove has a rectangular shape, The range of movement of the corners in the rectangular shape can be narrowed, and it is possible to install not only in the center position of the side walls but also in the vicinity of the corners of the side walls. This illuminator It can be installed.

  According to the present invention, by making the lighting device compact, it is possible to make the bathroom appear wider, and by increasing the amount of light reflected from the wall, the lighting device and the nearby wall surface can be illuminated uniformly and brightly. is there.

  Hereinafter, a bathroom lighting device according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is an external perspective view of a bathroom provided with a lighting device according to an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a partially sectional side view of the present invention shown in FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line AA in FIG. FIG. 4 is a front view around the pedestal of the lighting device shown in FIG. FIG. 5 is a part of a front view of the bottom of the pedestal shown in FIG. 4 and shows a structure for preventing pests from entering the bathroom lighting device.

  In FIG. 1, a bathroom U includes a floor pan 1, a wall panel 2, a ceiling panel 3, a sliding door 4, a bathtub 5, a washing basin 6, a bathtub hot-water tap 7, a washing-room hot-water tap 8, a makeup mirror 9, a shower unit 10, and a handrail 11. , 12 and the bathroom unit having the lighting device 13 and the like.

  The wall panel 2 is placed and fixed on the outer peripheral portion of the waterproof floor pan 1, and the ceiling panel 3 is attached on the wall panel 2. The sliding door 4 is attached to an end of the washing floor floor pan 1a forming the washing place Y, and allows a bather to enter and leave between the washing place Y side and a dressing room (not shown). The bathtub 5 is installed on the bathtub floor floor pan 1b which is one step lower adjacent to the washing floor floor pan 1a, and has an apron portion 5a on the side so that the main body side wall portion cannot be seen from the washing floor Y side.

  The wash basin 6 is mounted on the floor pan 1 so as to be in contact with the wall panel 2 forming the front wall W of the bathroom unit, and on the upper surface of the part facing both the wash basin Y side and the bathtub 5 side, A wash water tap 8 and a bathtub hot water tap 7 are respectively attached. On the front wall W, a makeup mirror 9, a shower unit 10, and a handrail 11 are attached.

Two lighting devices 13 are provided for brightly illuminating the inside of the bathroom U, and two lighting devices 13 are installed near the ceiling panel 3 on the front wall W. Here, the size of the bathroom U varies, and there may be a case where only one lighting device 13 is installed in a narrow bathroom.
Hereinafter, the illumination device 13 will be described in detail.

  As shown in FIG. 2, the lighting device 13 includes a pedestal 20, a socket 21, a light source 22, a globe 23, a reflector plate 24, a globe packing 25, a mounting packing 26, and a mounting screw 27 (FIG. 3). Etc.).

  As shown in FIGS. 2 and 4, the pedestal 20 has a cylindrical mounting portion 20 </ b> B protruding forward on the outer peripheral portion of the disc-shaped base portion 20 </ b> A. In the base portion 20A, a holding groove 20a for the mounting packing 26 is formed on the outer surface side, and a guide protrusion 20b for holding and fixing the reflecting plate 24 is formed on the inner surface side. Further, the base 20A has an opening 20c in the center, and a ring-shaped protrusion 20d for supporting the socket 21 is formed on the inner surface around this. A retaining groove 20e for the glove packing 25 is formed at the outer peripheral end of the mounting portion 20B, and fixing protrusions 20f as fixed portions for fixing the globe 23 are formed at a predetermined pitch on the inner surface side.

  The pedestal 20 is attached to the front wall W by pressing the mounting packing 26 in the holding groove 20a against the front wall W and screwing the mounting screw 27 inserted into the base 20A into the front wall W side. It is done.

Further, as will be described later, the socket 21 is inserted into the opening 20c in the base 20A of the pedestal 20, but the rear end of the socket 21 does not contact the opening 20c and has a certain gap. ing. This is because the opening 20c releases heat generated at the same time as the light source emits light when energized. Therefore, the gap should be as large as possible, but cannot be made too large for the following reasons.
In addition to the purpose of heat dissipation, the opening 20c serves as an intrusion path for pests that enter the globe 23 of the lighting device 13 from the gap between the outer wall of the house and the bathroom U. Therefore, a first insect intrusion prevention protrusion 20g is provided around the opening 20c at a height that does not contact the socket so that a pest cannot enter.
Further, a second insect intrusion prevention rib 20h is provided in the center of the hole of the opening 20c in the radial direction. The second insect intrusion prevention ribs 20h are intended to prevent the insects from invading, and two ribs appearing when the covering of the power cord E connected to the rear end of the socket 21 described later is peeled off. It also serves to prevent shorting of copper wires.

  As shown in FIGS. 2 and 4, the socket 21 has a flange portion 21 a at the front end portion of the cylindrical body. After the rear end side is inserted into the opening 20 c side of the base 20, the socket portion 21 a starts from the flange portion 21 a side. The screw 28 is attached to the pedestal 20 by screwing it into the screw hole at the tip of the ring-shaped protrusion 20d. In this case, the socket 21 is positioned so that the rear end portion protrudes between the wall panel 2 and the wall surface of the building through the opening W1 of the front wall W. The socket 21 is connected with a power supply cord E.

  The light source 22 is composed of, for example, a 60 W incandescent lamp. As shown in FIG. 2, the light source 22 is a state in which a base portion (not shown) is screwed into the front end side recess 21 b of the socket 21 and protrudes from the base portion 20 </ b> A of the base 20 to the front side of the front wall W. And attached to the socket 21. And the light emission part of this light source 22 is positioned in the center of the globe 23 substantially. The light source 22 may be a light bulb type fluorescent lamp in addition to the incandescent lamp.

  The glove 23 covers the periphery of the light source 22 to prevent the light source 22 and the socket 21 from being affected by water vapor in the bathroom U, and diffuses the light from the light source 22 so that the bather can In addition to preventing the user from feeling dazzled by the light, the bathroom U has a function of irradiating soft and appropriate light.

As shown in FIG. 2, the globe 23 has a substantially rectangular shape arranged along the front wall W that is the mounting wall of the lighting device 13, and has a shape in which the front side and the lower surface side are connected by a curvature. A front portion 23A as a coloring portion, a side portion 23B having a substantially rectangular shape as a transparent portion, which is disposed around the front portion 23A so as to protrude rearward, and has a corrugated outer surface; The rear surface portion 23C is a perforated rectangular shape as a transparent portion disposed on the rear end side of the portion 23B, and the cylindrical attachment portion 23D is disposed on the inner end side of the rear surface portion 23C.
Here, the rear end on the front wall W side of the side surface portion 23B and the front end on the opposite side of the front wall of the attachment portion 23D are not on the same vertical plane, and the front end of the rear end of the side surface portion 23B is attached. It is larger than the front end of the portion 23D. That is, the side surface portion 23B covers a part of the attachment portion 23D.
Therefore, the rear surface portion 23C is not a single perforated rectangular shape, but the second rear surface portion 23F that is an inclined rectangular shape is formed outside the first rear surface portion 23E that is a perforated rectangular shape formed in a substantially vertical direction. It has a connected shape. This inclined rectangular shape is inclined outward, and this inclined surface is formed so that the front end of the side surface portion 23B approaches the front wall W of the bathroom U. For this reason, when the light reflected in the globe passes through the rear surface portion 23C, it is more easily diffused.

  The front portion 23A is formed of, for example, a resin material colored milky white, and the side surface portion 23B, the rear surface portion 23C, and the attachment portion 23D are formed integrally and transparently, for example, with a resin material. . Then, the front portion 23A, the side surface portion 23B, the rear surface portion 23C, and the attachment portion 23D that are integrally formed are joined by, for example, ultrasonic welding. The side surface portion 23B, the rear surface portion 23C, and the attachment portion 23D of the globe 23 are formed of a substantially transparent resin material and serve as a light transmitting portion.

  The front part 23A as the coloring part, the side part 23B and the rear part 23C formed transparently do not cause glare because the light transmitted through them directly enters the eyes of the bather. The inner surface is subjected to a graining process (a process in which small irregularities are formed on the surface) so as to diffuse evenly in all directions. As a similar example, the embossing treatment can be applied to the outer surface instead of the inner surface of the glove.

  On the outer surface of the mounting portion 23D, a plurality of pressurizing projections 23b (described later in detail will be described in detail later) as engaging portions that engage with the fixing projections 20f of the pedestal 20 and press the globe 23 toward the pedestal 20 side. See). The globe 23 is attached to the pedestal 20 side by inserting the attachment portion 23D into the attachment portion 20B of the pedestal 20 and then rotating it by a predetermined angle so that the fixed protrusion 20f and the pressure protrusion 23b engage with each other. be able to. In this case, since the rear surface portion 23C of the globe 23 pressurizes the globe packing 25 side on the pedestal 20 side, the gap between the globe 23 and the pedestal 20 is sealed to prevent hot water and water vapor from entering the globe 23. be able to.

The rear surface portion 23C is configured such that when the pressure protrusion 23b of the mounting portion 23D and the fixed protrusion 20f of the pedestal engage with each other, the clearance between the front wall W and the front wall W is about several millimeters. This
In order to positively use the reflection of light on the wall, the surface area of the front surface portion 23A is made larger than the surface area of the side surface portion 23B formed to be transparent, so that the light is reflected in the globe 23 to The amount of light emitted from the gap with the wall W is increased.
For this reason, since the amount of light that reaches the user by reflecting on the wall surface of the bathroom is greater than the light that directly reaches the bathroom user, the user can be given an impression close to indirect lighting and can be more relaxed.

  The reflection plate 24 reflects the light from the light source 22 downward while facing slightly forward, and is made of a thin metal plate. As shown in FIG. 2, the reflector 24 is attached to the pedestal 20 with screws 28 along the guide protrusions 20b disposed above the ring-shaped protrusions 20d of the pedestal 20 with the front end side inclined upward. It has been. Note that the front side of the reflector 24 is curved in a downwardly concave shape along the light source 22.

The effect of this embodiment is demonstrated.
In the present embodiment, in the globe 23, the side surface portion 23B, the rear surface portion 23C, and the attachment portion 23D are formed of a material that can transmit light. Further, the gap between the rear surface portion 23B and the front wall W was set to about several mm. Moreover, the rear surface portion 23C is not a single perforated rectangular shape, but a second rear surface portion 23F that is an inclined rectangular shape is connected to the outside of the first rear surface portion 23E that is a perforated rectangular shape formed in the vertical direction. It has a shape. The inclined rectangular shape is inclined outward.
Therefore, the amount of light reflected from the wall can be increased, and as a result, the wall can appear to be shining, so there is no sense of incongruity, and by making it compact, the effect that the bathroom can be shown wider There is.

A first insect intrusion protrusion 20g having a height that does not contact the socket 21 is provided on the socket 21 side around the opening 20C of the pedestal 20, and a second insect intrusion prevention rib extending from the center of the opening 23 in the circumferential direction. 20h was provided.
Therefore, the first insect intrusion protrusion 20g can prevent the invasion of insects entering the globe 23 from the gap between the outer wall inner surface of the house and the outer surface of the bathroom without disturbing the heat radiation of the light source. Furthermore, the second insect intrusion prevention rib 20h can prevent intrusion into insects as well as the first insect intrusion protrusion, and can prevent a short circuit between the copper wires when the covering of the power supply cord E is peeled off. There is an effect that you can.

The structure for fixing the base 20 and the globe 23 according to the present invention will be described below.
FIG. 6 is an external perspective view of a bathroom showing another installation state of the lighting device of the present invention. FIG. 7 is a front view around the pedestal of the lighting apparatus shown in FIG. FIG. 8 is a side view of the pedestal shown in FIG. FIG. 9 is a rear view of the glove shown in FIG. FIG. 10 is a diagram illustrating an engagement state between the fixing protrusion of the base and the pressure protrusion of the globe.

  In the illuminating device concerning this embodiment, it was made possible to install in any of the front wall W (refer FIG. 1) or the corner (refer FIG. 6) of the front wall W and another side wall.

  In FIG. 6, the installation position of the lighting device 13 is close to the ceiling panel 3, near the corner between the front wall W and the other wall panel 2, and the curvature of the front portion 23A of the globe 23 of the lighting device 13 is inside the bathroom. The two lighting devices 13 are installed facing each other so that they face each other. Here, the vicinity of the corner between the front wall W and the other wall panel 2 means that the wall 23 does not interfere with the side wall even if the glove 23 is rotated and detached after the glove 23 is inserted into the base 20. It is a part of the near front wall W.

There are two methods for installing the lighting device 13 near the corner of the front wall W and the front wall W and other side walls. In the first method, when the glove 23 is fixed to the pedestal 20, the pedestal 20 is moved 90 degrees from the mounting position shown in FIG. 1 with respect to the center of the pedestal so that the curvature of the glove faces the inside of the bathroom. It is a case where it rotates and installs in the front wall W. Furthermore, the second method does not change the mounting position of the pedestal 20 to the front wall W, and the fixed projection 20f of the pedestal 20 and the globe are also in the normal engagement state (see FIG. 1) and the position rotated 90 degrees right and left from the normal position. In this method, the pressure protrusions 23 b of 23 are engaged so that the globe 23 is attached to the base 20. That is, the pedestal 20 can be fixed by rotating to the wall or by rotating the globe 23 relative to the pedestal 20.
In the present embodiment, the shapes of the fixing protrusions 20f of the pedestal and the pressure protrusions 23b of the globe 23 are optimized so that they can be fixed even when the globe 23 is rotated with respect to the pedestal 20. Details are described below.

  The attachment / detachment means for the base 20 of the globe 23 will be described. As shown in FIG. 7, the base 20 is formed with four elongated fixing protrusions 20f in the circumferential direction between the center lines L1 and L2 on the inner peripheral surface side of the mounting portion 20B. The fixing protrusion 20f is formed in an oblique shape on the rear surface 20i side (see FIG. 8) so that the end in the clockwise direction centering on the center C1 is lowered (disposed rearward). In this case, the first, second, and third fixing protrusions 20j, 20k, and 20m are formed in the same shape, but the fourth fixing protrusion 20n arranged on the right in FIG. 7 is formed longer than the other ones. The gap space P2 between the fourth engagement protrusion 20n and the first engagement protrusion 20j is formed slightly shorter than the gap space P1 between the other fixed protrusions 20f.

  As shown in FIG. 9, the globe 23 is formed with four elongate pressure projections 23b on the outer peripheral surface of the mounting portion 23D between the center lines L3 and L4 in the circumferential direction of the mounting portion 23D. . The pressure protrusion 23b is formed on the end surface of the attachment portion 23D.

The pressure protrusion 23b includes first, second, third, and fourth pressure protrusions 23c, 23d, 23e, and 23f having the same shape, and the base 20 of the globe 23 extends from the end surface of the mounting portion 23D toward the rear surface portion 23C. The stopper part 23g which prevents the over rotation to is formed. Further, from the state of FIG. 1, at the position where the globe 23 is rotated 180 degrees with respect to the center of the globe 23, the same circumference as the first to fourth pressure protrusions is provided so that the globe 23 cannot be attached to the base 20. And the reverse direction attachment prevention protrusion 23h is provided in the position adjacent to the stopper part 23g near the 4th pressurization protrusion.
Here, the reverse direction attachment preventing projection 23h also has a function of restricting rotation in the reverse direction after the globe 23 is inserted into the holder 20.
The first, second, and third pressure protrusions 23c, 23d, and 23e are formed sufficiently shorter than the length of the gap space P1 of the base 20 (the length facing the circumferential direction of the mounting portion 20B). The gap between the reverse direction attachment blocking projection 23g near the pressure projection 21f and the first engagement projection 23c is narrower than the gap space between the first, second, and third engagement projections 23c, 23d, and 23e. The intervals between the fourth pressure protrusion 23f, the stopper 23g in the vicinity of the fourth pressure protrusion 23f, and the reverse direction attachment prevention protrusion 23h are formed shorter than the gap space P1.

Next, an attaching / detaching procedure when the globe 23 is rotated 90 degrees to the left and right with respect to the pedestal 20 from the state of FIG. 1 will be described with reference to FIG.
Here, FIG. 10 is a diagram illustrating an engagement state between the pressure protrusion 23 b of the globe 23 and the fixed protrusion 20 f of the base 20. 10A shows a state in which the globe 23 is inserted into the pedestal 20, FIG. 10B shows a state in which the pressure protrusion of the globe 23 is engaged with the fixed protrusion 20f of the pedestal 20, and FIG. The state immediately after insertion of the globe 23 into the base 20 when the globe 23 is rotated 180 degrees from the normal state described in the embodiment is shown.

  First, as shown in FIG. 10A, after the mounting portion 23D of the globe 23 is positioned above the axial center direction of the mounting portion 20B of the base 20, the globe 13 is turned counterclockwise from the mounting position. The mounting portion 23D of the globe 23 is inserted into the mounting portion 20D of the pedestal 20 until the glove packing 25 contacts the outer surface of the rear surface portion 23C of the globe 23 at a position inclined by a predetermined angle (for example, about 10 degrees). Accordingly, each pressure protrusion 23b of the globe 23 is positioned on the gap space P1 of the base 10, and the first, second, third, and fourth pressure protrusions 23c, 23d, 23e, and 23f of the globe 23 are The first, second, third, and fourth fixing protrusions 20j, 20k, and 20m are positioned around the clearance spaces P1 and P2 of the base 10. In this case, the rear surface 20i (see FIG. 8) of the fixing projection 20f of the pedestal 20 and the pedestal side end surface of the pressure projection 23b of the globe 23 are positioned.

Next, as shown in FIG. 10B, the globe 23 is rotated by a predetermined angle (for example, 10 degrees) with respect to the pedestal 20 with respect to the clockwise direction. Then, in FIG. 8, the globe 23 moves from the lower side to the upper side. As a result, the convex portion of the pressure projection 23b of the globe 23 comes into contact with the inclined surface of the fixed projection 20f. Is applied, the stopper 23g of the globe 23 comes into contact with the fixed protrusion 20f of the base 20. Thereby, the user can recognize that the engagement of the globe 23 with the pedestal 20 has been completed.
Here, when the globe 23 is rotated counterclockwise with respect to the pedestal 23, the reverse direction attachment blocking projection 23 h of the globe 23 contacts the fixed projection 20 f of the pedestal 20. In this case, the globe 23 cannot be fixed to the base 20 because it does not contact the inclined surfaces of the pressure projections of the globe 23 and the engagement projections of the base 20.

  Next, a description will be given of a case where the globe 23 cannot be attached when attempting to attach the globe 23 by rotating 180 degrees from the normal attachment position with respect to the base 20.

  In this case, as shown in FIG. 10C, the glove 23 is rotated until the glove packing 25 abuts on the outer surface of the rear surface portion 23C of the glove 23 by rotating a predetermined angle (for example, 10 degrees) counterclockwise from the mounting position. When the attachment portion 23D is inserted into the attachment portion 20D of the pedestal 20, the fourth pressure projection 23f and the reverse direction attachment prevention projection 23h of the globe come into contact with the fourth fixed projection 20n of the pedestal 20, and the globe 23 is taken on the pedestal 20. Cannot be attached.

  In addition, since the attachment part 23D of the globe 23 cannot be inserted into the attachment part 20B of the pedestal 20 except at a predetermined attachment position, the globe 23 cannot be attached to the pedestal 20.

The effect of this embodiment is demonstrated.
The pressure protrusion 23b of the globe 23 and the fixing protrusion 20f of the pedestal 20 can be attached only 90 degrees to the left and right from the normal position (see FIG. 1) and the normal state. In addition, the globe 23 is rotated about 10 degrees. Since it can fix by moving, even if it is a glove | globe of a rectangular shape, it can prevent that the corner | angular part interferes with the front wall W and the other side wall 2 which form a corner part. As a result, the present lighting device can be mounted in the normal position and in the vicinity of the corner portion of the front wall W and the other side wall 2 without using an adapter or the like, so that the cost can be reduced. In addition, when the user is in the washroom Y of the bathroom U or in the bathtub 5, there is no lighting device 13 at the frontal position looked up, so there is no feeling of pressure and the bathroom can be shown wide. it can.

  The lighting device according to the present invention is an extremely useful invention that can be installed not only in a bathroom but also on a wall such as a living room or a staircase.

It is a perspective view in the bathroom provided with the illuminating device which concerns on 1st Embodiment of this invention. It is the side view which carried out the partial cross section of the illuminating device shown by FIG. It is AA arrow sectional drawing of FIG. It is a front view around the base of the illuminating device shown by FIG. It is a part of front view of the bottom part of the base of the illuminating device shown by FIG. 1, and is drawing which shows an insect intrusion prevention protrusion. It is a perspective view in the bathroom provided with the illuminating device which concerns on another embodiment of this invention. It is a front view around the base of the illuminating device shown by FIG. It is a side view around the base shown in FIG. FIG. 7 is a rear view of the glove shown in FIG. 6. It is a figure which shows the engagement state of the fixing protrusion of the base in this embodiment, and the pressurization protrusion of a glove.

Explanation of symbols

13. ・ Lighting device 20. ・ Base 20A ・ ・ Base 20B ・ ・ Mounting portion 20f ・ ・ Fixing protrusion (fixed part)
22 .... Light source 23 ... Glove 23A ... Front part 23B ... Side part 23C ... Back part 23D ... Mounting part 23E ... First rear part 23F ... Second rear part 23b ... Pressure protrusion (Fixed part)
U ... Bathroom unit W ... Front wall

Claims (2)

A pedestal fixed to a wall surface, a glove fixed to the wall surface by fixing to the pedestal, and a lighting device comprising a light source provided inside the globe,
The globe includes a colored front part covering the front of the light source, a side part protruding rearward of the front part, a rear part arranged along the wall surface from the side part, and the rear part from the rear part. It consists of a cylindrical mounting portion protruding to the wall surface side, the side surface portion and the rear surface portion have higher light transmittance than the front surface portion, and the mounting portion is provided with a fixing portion,
The pedestal includes a base fixed to the wall surface and a cylindrical mounting portion protruding forward from the outer peripheral portion of the base, and a fixed portion corresponding to the fixing portion provided on the globe is attached to the mounting portion. In the lighting device comprising the glove being fixed to the pedestal by coupling a fixed portion provided on the glove to the fixed portion.
The rear surface portion of the globe includes a first rear surface portion whose distance from the front surface of the mounting portion and the wall surface is substantially the same, and a rear end of the side surface portion of the globe so that the pedestal is covered with the globe. And a second rear surface portion connecting the first rear surface and the lighting device. The globe has a rectangular shape, and the fixing portion provided on the attachment portion of the globe is a plurality of pressure protrusions provided on the peripheral surface of the attachment portion, and is provided on the attachment portion of the pedestal. The fixed portion is a plurality of fixing protrusions provided on the peripheral surface of the mounting portion, and the pressure protrusion and the fixing protrusion are engaged when the globe is rotated along the pedestal. The lighting device according to claim 1, wherein the globe is fixed to the base by combining.

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