JP4616860B2 - Built-in stove - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a built-in stove that is mounted in a state of being dropped into an opening provided in a countertop of a system kitchen, and more particularly to a front structure thereof.

FIG. 7 is a perspective view of the built-in stove of the type that is installed in a state of being dropped into the opening (40) opened in the countertop (4) of the system kitchen.
This type of built-in stove has a stove body (2) that has a front panel (20) with a front panel (20) projecting from the front panel (22) for ignition of the heat source and thermal power adjustment, etc. A stove top plate (21) for covering the top part, and on the stove top plate (21), a plurality of gas burner flame holes (23) housed in the stove body (2) ) Protrudes from the opening provided in the top plate (21), and the virtues (24) and the exhaust port cover (25) are placed thereon.

  In general, when the stove body (2) is dropped into the opening (40), the built-in stove configured as described above is opened from the front opening (41) of the cabinet (42) of the system kitchen to the front panel (20) of the stove body (2). Is exposed.

  In order to make it easy to drop the stove body (2) into the opening (40), the size of the opening (40) formed in the countertop (4) is larger than that of the stove body (2). However, when the stove body (2) is dropped into the opening (40), the surface of the front panel (20) is caught on the periphery of the opening (40) or the periphery of the front opening (41), which causes inconvenience. . Therefore, after installing the stove body (2) in the opening (40), the window that exposes the front operation parts (22) (22) on the surface of the front panel (20) exposed from the front opening part (41) A decorative panel (30) on which the portions (31) and (31) are formed is retrofitted.

This improves the aesthetics of the front of the system kitchen cabinet (42), and improves the overall harmony and design by changing the decorative panel (30) according to the cabinet material and color. Can be made.
JP 2004-245445 A JP-A-9-303793

  However, in the case where the decorative panel (30) as described above is attached to the front panel (20) by a magnet (Patent Document 1), if a force greater than the magnetic force of the magnet is applied to the decorative panel (30), the makeup is applied. There is an inconvenience that the panel (30) is carelessly peeled off. In addition, the type in which a plurality of hooks and claw portions provided on the decorative panel (30) are hooked into or fitted into a plurality of fitting holes and locking holes provided on the stove body (2) side ( There is a problem that the attachment of the decorative panel (30) during construction and the removal during maintenance are troublesome.

  The present invention is “a built-in stove of a type in which a stove body is accommodated from an opening formed in a counter top on a cabinet upper surface and a decorative panel is mounted on the front panel of the stove body exposed from the front opening of the cabinet” Therefore, it is an object of the present invention to make it easy to attach the decorative panel to the front panel during installation of the stove body, and to easily remove the decorative panel during maintenance without detaching carelessly during use. .

(1) The built-in stove of the invention according to claim 1 devised to solve the above-mentioned problem is as follows: “An extension piece is extended rearward from either the upper or lower end of the front panel, and the extension piece. Is provided with an engaging member,
From one of the upper and lower ends of the decorative panel, a covering piece that covers the engagement member is formed to extend rearward, and the decorative panel is attached to a predetermined position of the covering piece, An engaged portion that is engaged with the engaging member from behind the covering piece is provided,
Either of the upper and lower ends of the decorative panel is configured to be detachable from either the upper or lower end of the front panel,
When either the upper or lower end of the decorative panel is engaged with either the upper or lower end of the front panel, the engaging member is set to be engageable with the engaged portion, and The engagement member is provided with release means for releasing the engagement with the engaged portion.
The above means operates as follows.
Of the upper end or lower end of the front panel, the end portion on the side where the engaging member is not provided is engaged with the end portion on the side where the engaged portion is not provided on the upper end or lower end of the decorative panel. Since the decorative panel is attached to the front panel, first, the end portions of the decorative panels that can be engaged with each other are engaged with the end portions of the front panel, and the engaging portions thereof are configured. , The decorative panel is rotated upward or downward toward the front panel, and the engaging member provided on the extension piece of the front panel is engaged with the engaged portion of the covering piece of the decorative panel. Combine. The engaged portion is engaged with the engaging member from the rear of the covering piece, so that the decorative panel is prevented from rotating in the falling direction away from the front panel, and is mounted on the front panel. Is completed. The mounting state is maintained unless the engagement of the engagement member with the engaged portion is intentionally released. Then, by operating the release means, the engagement of the engagement member with the engaged portion is released, and the engagement between the end portion of the decorative panel and the end portion of the front panel can also be released. Yes, the decorative panel can be removed from the front panel.

  In addition, in the end part that can be engaged and disengaged between the decorative panel and the front panel, for example, as described later, a convex part is provided on the decorative panel, and this is engaged with the extended end of the front panel, It is possible to employ a configuration in which a pin is provided on the front panel so as to project to both sides, and a notch hole in which the pin is rotatably fitted is provided at a predetermined position of the decorative panel to which the pin corresponds.

(2) The built-in stove according to the second aspect of the present invention is such that “the stove body is accommodated from the opening formed in the counter top on the cabinet upper surface and the front panel of the stove body exposed from the front opening of the cabinet. In the built-in stove of the type to attach the decorative panel,
From the upper and lower end edges of the front panel, upper and lower extension pieces are respectively extended rearward, and engaging members are provided on either the upper or lower extension pieces,
From the upper and lower end edges of the decorative panel, upper and lower covering pieces that cover the other of the engaging member and the upper and lower extension pieces from above or below, respectively, are formed to extend rearward.
At a predetermined position of either the upper or lower covering piece that covers the engaging member, the covering panel that is engaged with the engaging member from behind the covering piece in a state where the decorative panel is mounted. An engaging portion is provided,
On the other extension end of the upper / lower covering piece, a convex portion that engages with the other extension end of the upper / lower extension piece is provided,
When the convex portion is engaged with the extended end, the engaging member is set to be engageable with the engaged portion, and the engaging member is engaged with the engaged portion. Is provided with a release means for releasing "."
When the engaging member is provided on the upper extension piece of the front panel, the engaged portion is provided on the upper covering piece of the decorative panel, and the convex portion is provided on the extending end of the lower covering piece. In this case, the convex portion is hooked on the extended end of the lower extension piece of the front panel, and the decorative panel is rotated upward toward the front panel side with the hooked portion as a rotation fulcrum. The engaging member provided on the piece is engaged with the engaged portion of the upper cover piece of the decorative panel.

  When the engaging member is provided on the lower extension piece of the front panel, the engaged portion is provided on the lower covering piece of the decorative panel, and the convex portion is provided on the extended end of the upper covering piece. In this case, the convex portion is hooked on the extended end of the upper extension piece of the front panel, and the decorative panel is rotated downward toward the front panel side with the hooked portion as a rotation fulcrum. The engaging member is engaged with the engaged portion of the upper cover piece of the decorative panel.

  The engaged portion is engaged with the engaging member from the rear of the covering piece, so that the decorative panel is prevented from rotating in the falling direction away from the front panel, and is mounted on the front panel. Is completed. The mounting state is maintained unless the engagement of the engagement member with the engaged portion is intentionally released. Then, by operating the release means, the engagement of the engagement member with the engaged portion is released, and the decorative panel can be removed from the front panel.

(3) In claim 2, "the engaging member is provided on the upper extension piece, and the convex portion is provided on the lower covering piece,"
The engaging member is a lower open or hollow support box installed on the upper extension piece,
An engaging projection that is housed in the support box so as to be movable up and down and engages with the engaged portion, and a lifting plate on which a release shaft as the release means is protruded.
And an urging means for urging the elevating plate toward the top plate side of the support box,
The top plate is provided with a first through hole through which the release shaft passes, and a second through hole through which the engagement protrusion penetrates,
The upper covering piece has a notch through which the release shaft protruding from the first through hole can be inserted from the rear, and the engagement protrusion protruding from the second through hole is engaged in one way. Engaging recess as part is provided,
The elevating plate can be lowered against the urging force of the urging means until the engaging projection is brought into a non-projecting state from the second through hole by pushing the release shaft. A member shall be provided in the upper surface of an upper extension piece, and the raising / lowering board is accommodated in the support box installed on the said upper extension piece in the aspect urged | biased by the biasing means to the top surface board side (upward). Yes. Note that an engaging projection and a release shaft are provided on the lifting plate. The release shaft and the engaging protrusion penetrate the first and second through holes provided in the top plate when the elevating plate is urged upward by the urging means. When the release shaft is pushed downward, the elevating plate descends against the urging force of the urging means, and the engaging projection provided on the elevating plate also descends to enter the non-projecting state from the second through hole. .

  In order to attach this decorative panel to the front panel, the convex portion provided on the lower cover piece of the decorative panel is locked from below to the extended end of the lower extended piece of the front panel, and this locking portion is turned as a pivot. Then, the decorative panel is rotated upward to cover the top cover piece on the top plate of the support box. At this time, the release shaft is fitted into the notch provided in the upper covering piece from the rear, and the engaging protrusion is engaged with the engaging recess one way. Thereby, mounting | wearing to the front panel of a decorative panel is completed.

  In order to remove the decorative panel from the front panel, the release shaft is pressed downward, and the engaging projection is lowered together with the lifting plate. The one-way engagement between the engaging protrusion and the engaging recess is released by lowering the engaging protrusion from the top plate of the support box until it is in a non-projecting state. It is assumed that a gap is formed between the release shaft and the lower surface of the countertop so that the release shaft can be operated with a finger or the like.

(4) In claim 2, "the engaging member is provided on the upper extension piece, and the convex portion is provided on the lower covering piece,"
The engagement member is a lower open or hollow support box installed on the upper extension piece,
A slide plate that is accommodated in the support box and is slidable along a top plate of the support box;
The slide plate is provided with an engagement protrusion that engages with the engaged portion and a release shaft as the release means,
The top plate is provided with first and second elongated holes that are movable in the sliding direction with the release shaft and the engagement protrusion penetrating, respectively.
A notch that allows the release shaft to be inserted from the rear and movable in the slide direction is formed at a position corresponding to the first elongated hole in the upper covering piece. A claw portion as the engaged member is provided at a position where the engaging protrusion engages when moved to one side,
The engagement protrusion is set so that the engagement with the claw portion is released when the release shaft is moved to the other side. ”In the engagement protrusion, the engagement member is provided on the upper surface of the upper extension piece. In the support box, a slide plate having a release shaft and an engaging protrusion projecting is accommodated in the first and second elongated holes provided in the top plate of the support box so as to be movable in the slide direction. ing. That is, when the release shaft penetrating the first long hole is moved in the sliding direction, the engagement protrusion also moves in the second long hole in the same direction. Since a notch having a predetermined width is formed in a rear open state at a position corresponding to the first long hole of the upper cover piece of the decorative panel to be covered on the top plate of the support box, the decorative panel is mounted. The release shaft can be moved in the notch. The upper covering piece has a claw portion that is disengaged when the engagement protrusion is engaged from the rear when the release shaft is moved to one side in the sliding direction and when the release shaft is moved to the other. Is provided.

To attach this decorative panel to the front panel, rotate the decorative panel upward with the convex part provided on the lower cover piece of the decorative panel hooked from the lower end of the lower extension piece of the front panel. Let At this time, the release shaft is moved to the other side in the sliding direction so that the engaging protrusion does not engage with the claw portion. Thereby, the upper covering piece of the decorative panel is covered on the top plate of the support box without any trouble, and the release shaft is accommodated in the notch. From this state, when the release shaft is moved in one of the sliding directions, the engaging protrusion engages with the claw portion from the rear, and the decorative panel is attached to the front panel.
In order to remove the decorative panel from the front panel, the release shaft is moved again to the other end side to release the engagement between the engagement protrusion and the claw portion.

(5) In each of the above claims, “a storage body that can be stored in and out of the stove body is disposed above or below the front panel,
The gap formed continuously on the side of the front panel and the side of the container is concealed by an end piece,
The decorative panel is set to have a width that can cover the front panel and the end piece at the same time,
On the surface of the object to be stored, a covering plate having a width that can simultaneously cover the object to be stored and the end piece is mounted. ” When a gap is formed between both ends of the body, an end piece is provided to conceal the gap, but the end piece is also concealed by attaching a decorative panel and a covering plate.

  According to the first aspect of the present invention, either of the upper and lower ends of the decorative panel is engaged with either of the upper and lower ends of the front panel, and the decorative panel is moved upward or downward with the engaging portion as a pivotal fulcrum. Since the attachment of the decorative panel to the front panel is completed simply by rotating and engaging the engaging member provided on the extension piece of the front panel with the engaged portion provided on the decorative panel covering piece, the built-in stove It becomes easy to attach the decorative panel after installation in the cabinet. Moreover, since the decorative panel once attached does not come off carelessly, it does not fall off during use. During maintenance or the like, the decorative panel can be easily detached from the front panel by operating the release means to release the engagement of the engagement member with the engaged portion. In this way, the decorative panel that can be easily attached to the front panel of the stove main body after being installed in the opening of the top plate and that is not inadvertently removed during normal use and can be easily removed during maintenance, etc. Can be provided.

  According to the second aspect of the present invention, the decorative panel rotation fulcrum is configured simply by hooking the convex portion of the decorative panel on either one of the upper and lower extension pieces of the front panel. Is easier to install. Further, when the engagement of the engaging member with the engaged portion is released, the decorative panel is naturally separated from the front panel, so that the decorative panel can be removed more easily.

  According to the third aspect of the present invention, the one-way engagement of the engaging protrusions protruding on the top surface plate with the engaging recesses only by covering the top cover plate of the decorative panel on the top surface plate of the support box from the front. Therefore, it becomes easier to attach the decorative panel to the front panel. In addition, since it is not necessary to bend the decorative panel at the time of mounting, even a highly rigid decorative panel to which stainless steel or the like is attached can be easily mounted. Further, since the release shaft as the release means for releasing the engagement between the engagement protrusion and the engaged portion is located at the upper part of the decorative panel, the operator can remove the decorative shaft when removing the decorative panel for maintenance or the like. The release operation is also easy because the release shaft is simply pushed downward to release the engagement. Therefore, the work for removing the decorative panel is further facilitated.

According to the invention which concerns on Claim 4, the same effect as said each claim can be anticipated by carrying out sliding operation of the cancellation | release axis | shaft.
According to the invention which concerns on Claim 5, the beauty | look of the front surface of a built-in stove can be improved further.

The best mode for carrying out the present invention will be described below with reference to the accompanying drawings.
In the embodiment of the present invention, as shown in FIG. 1, the opening (40) opened in the countertop (4) of the system kitchen is heated by a burner, a solenoid valve, an ignition device or the like as a heating source. A stove body (2) that is a rectangular box that is open upward and that houses a control device, etc., is a built-in stove that is housed in a dropped state, and a grill device (26) is mounted on the front surface of the stove body (2). Front units (3a) and (3b) are incorporated on both sides.
The upper part of the stove body (2) is covered with a glass top plate (21), and the flame hole portion (23) of the gas burner faces each of the three openings provided in the top plate (21). In addition, five virtues (24) are arranged at the periphery of each opening, and an exhaust port cover (25) is arranged behind them.

  A grill device (26) is disposed in the center of the front surface of the stove body (2), and the front unit (3a) located on the right side of the grill device (2) is provided with a power switch (27) and ignition and extinguishing of the gas burner. , A front panel (20) provided with a front operation unit (22) having a thermal power adjustment function, and a drawer type for setting various control functions of the heating control device provided as a container under the front panel (20) And an operation unit (29).

On the other hand, the front unit (3b) disposed on the left side of the grill device (26) is provided below the front panel (32) provided with a front operation section (33) for the grill. And a pull-out type operation unit (34) for operating various control functions of the grill unit.
The pull-out operation part (29) for the stove and the pull-out operation part (34) for the grill are both attached to the front units (3a) and (3b) so that they can be pulled out and pushed in. The front unit (3a) (3b) is pushed in and stored.

As described above, the stove body (2) is dropped into the opening (40) of the countertop (4) on the upper surface of the cabinet (42) of the system kitchen, and the flange portion extending horizontally from the upper open end thereof Is locked to the periphery of the opening (40), the grill device (26) and the front unit (3a) (3b) disposed on the front surface of the stove body (2) are attached to the front surface of the cabinet (42). It is exposed from the provided front opening (41).
If there are gaps (S) (S) between the front unit (3a) (3b) and the left and right edges of the front opening (41), insert the end pieces (43) (43). Thus, the gaps (S) and (S) are concealed.

  The front panels (20) and (32) and the pull-out type operation units (29) and (34) exposed from the front opening part (41) and the end piece (43) are also covered, respectively. The panels (1a) and (1b) and the cover plates (19a and 19b) are attached.

First, the structure of the front panel (20) for the stove and the decorative panel (1a) to be mounted thereon will be described.
As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, the front panel (20) for the stove has upper and lower extension pieces (11), (12) from the upper and lower end edges of the front plate from which the front operation section (22) protrudes forward. Are extended rearward, and on the upper surface of the upper extension piece (11), a support box (10) having a substantially U-shaped cross section is installed in an open downward state as an engaging member.

As shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, a release shaft (51) as a release means protrudes in the center of the support box (10), and a pair of engaging protrusions (52) (52 ) Projectingly and the lower protrusions (53) and (53) of the engaging projections (52) and (52), and the lifting plate (5) is supported by the support box (10). The coil springs (50) and (50) are accommodated as urging means for urging the top plate (14) side (upward).
Incidentally, when the elevating plate (5) is urged upward by the coil springs (50) (50), the release shaft (51) and the engaging projections (52) (52) are respectively placed on the top surface plate (14). First and second through-holes (141) and (142) are formed so as to penetrate into the protruding state.

  When the release shaft (51) is pressed downward, the lifting plate (5) moves inside the support box (10) against the urging force of the coil springs (50), (50) as shown by the two-dot chain line in FIG. Along with this, the engaging protrusions (52) and (52) are also lowered so that they are not projected upward from the second through holes (142) and (142) of the top plate (14). Dimensional relationships are set.

Next, the decorative panel (1a) will be described.
As shown in FIG. 5, the decorative panel (1a) has a front panel (20) and an end piece (43) that have a horizontal width and a front operation section (projected forward from the front panel (20)). 22) is a plate-like body provided with the same number of window portions (18) as the front operation portion (22), and the top plate (14) and the lower plate of the support box (10) are formed from both upper and lower edges. Upper and lower covering pieces (110) and (120) covering the extension piece (12) are formed to extend backward.

  The upper covering piece (110) has a rear opening notch through which the release shaft (51) protruding upward from the top plate (14) of the support box (10) can be inserted through the first through hole (141). (15) and an engaging recess having a downward opening in which the engaging projections (52) and (52) projecting upward from the top plate (14) via the second through holes (142) and (142) are engaged one-way. (16) and (16) are provided.

Further, on the extended end side of the lower covering piece (120), three convex portions (13) that engage with the extended end (12a) of the lower extending piece (12) are projected upward at equal intervals. ing.
To attach the decorative panel (1a) to the front panel (20), the convex portion (13) of the lower covering piece (120) of the decorative panel (1a) is attached to the lower extension piece (12) of the front panel (20). The decorative panel is engaged with the extended end (12a) from below to prevent it from slipping forward, and the engaging portion between the convex portion (13) and the extended end (12a) of the lower extension piece (12) is a pivot point. Rotate (1a) upward.

  When the convex portion (13) is engaged with the extended end (12a) of the lower extension piece (12), the front operation portion (22) passes through the window portion (18) and the engagement protrusion (52) ( 52) is set to have a dimensional relationship that can be engaged with engaging recesses (16) and (16) provided in the upper covering piece (110) of the decorative panel (1a).

In addition, as shown in FIG. 3, the engaging protrusions (52) and (52) have an inclined surface that descends toward the front as shown in FIG. When the surface is gradually pushed by the extended end of the upper covering piece (110), the coil springs (50) and (50) are elastically deformed and lowered with the elevating plate (5). When the engaging protrusions (52) and (52) correspond to the engaging recesses (16), the lifting plate (5) is initially biased upward by the elastic return force of the coil springs (50) and (50). The state returns to the state, and the engagement protrusions (52) and (52) protruding upward from the second through holes (142) and (142) engage with the engagement recesses (16) and (16) in one way. At this time, the release shaft (51) is fitted into the notch (15) provided in the rear open state at the center of the upper covering piece (110) from behind.
This completes the mounting of the decorative panel (1a) to the front panel (20), and the engagement of the engagement protrusions (52) (52) into the engagement recesses (16) (16) is not forcibly released. As long as the wearing state is maintained.

  To remove the decorative panel (1a) from the front panel (20) when repairing or maintaining the stove body (2), insert your finger below the countertop (4) and move the release shaft (51) downward. Press to. Thereby, the engagement protrusions (52) and (52) are lowered together with the lifting plate (5). The engagement protrusion (52) and the engagement recess (16) are disengaged by lowering the engagement protrusion (52) from the top plate (14) of the support box (10) until it does not protrude. Then, the upper covering piece (110) can be separated from the top plate (14) of the support box (10), and the decorative panel (1a) can be removed from the front panel (20).

FIG. 6 is an enlarged view of a main part relating to the front panel (32) for the grill and the decorative panel (1b) to be attached thereto.
In this, a lower open support box (10) is placed on the upper extension piece (35) extended from the upper edge of the front panel (32), and the support box (10) The slide plate (36) that can move to the left and right with respect to the top plate (14) of 10) is accommodated.

  The slide plate (36) is provided with a wedge-shaped engagement protrusion (52) (52) and a release shaft (51) as a release means, and the top plate (14) has a release shaft (51) and a release shaft (51). First and second long holes (151) and (152) that are movable in the sliding direction with the engaging protrusions (52) and (52) penetrating therethrough are provided.

  The decorative panel (1b) is a plate-like body having a width obtained by combining the width of the front panel (32) and the width of the end piece, and the upper covering piece (110) extended from the upper edge is the first cover. At a position corresponding to the first long hole (151), a notch (54) having substantially the same width as the first long hole (151) is formed in the rear open state.

When the release shaft (51) is moved from the right end of the first elongated hole (151) shown in the same figure to the left end of the first elongated hole (151) on the back surface of the upper covering piece (110). In addition to the slide plate (36), there are also provided wedge-like claws (55) (55) that can be engaged with the engaging projections (52) (52) moving in the second elongated hole (152). Yes.
Although not shown, a lower extension piece extends from the lower side of the front panel (32) in the same manner as the front panel for stove (20), and the decorative panel (1b) has a front panel for stove ( Similarly to the decorative panel (1b) attached to 20), it is assumed that the lower covering piece is provided with a convex portion.

  To attach the decorative panel (1b) to the front panel (32), the decorative panel (1b) is rotated upward in a state where the convex portion is hooked on the extended end of the lower extension piece of the front panel (32). . At this time, the claw portions (55) (55) provided on the back surface of the upper covering piece (110) are projected on the top plate (14) of the support box (10), and the engaging protrusions (52) (52 The release shaft (51) is positioned near one end (the right end in FIG. 6) of the first long hole (151) so that it does not hit. Thus, with the release shaft (51) positioned in the notch (54) of the upper covering piece (110), the upper covering piece (110) of the decorative panel (1b) is placed on the top plate of the support box (10). (14) Can be put on top. In this state, the tips of the wedge-shaped claws (55) and (55) are opposed to the tips of the engaging projections (52) and (52) at a position behind the engaging projections (52) and (52). Is set to

  From this state, when the release shaft (51) is moved to the left end of the first elongated hole (151) (the left end of the notch (54)), the engagement protrusions (52) (52) together with the slide plate (36) It moves in the same direction in the second long hole (152), and the engaging protrusions (52) (52) engage with the claw portions (55) (55) from the rear. As a result, the decorative panel (1b) is attached to the front panel (32) and does not fall off carelessly.

  To remove this decorative panel (1b) from the front panel (32), move the release shaft (51) again to return it to its original position, and the engagement protrusions (52) and (52) will also return to their original positions. The engagement with the claw portions (55) and (55) is released.

  Since each of the decorative panels (1a) and (1b) can be attached to and detached from the front panels (20) and (32) with a single touch, the workability at the time of installing the stove body (2) is improved and at the time of repair and maintenance. It can be easily removed and the front unit (3a) (3b) can be pulled out from the stove body (2).

  In addition, the decorative panels (1a) and (1b) can be attached to the front panels (20) and (32) without being bent. For example, the decorative panels (1a) and (1b) may have a configuration in which a highly rigid plate material such as stainless steel is attached. It can be easily attached to the front panels (20) and (32).

  The release shaft (51) operated when removing the decorative panel (1a) (1b) is positioned above the decorative panel (1a) (1b). When removing, it is easy for the operator to visually confirm the release shaft (51), and the removal work is easy.

In this embodiment, in order to conceal the gap (S) formed between the front unit (3a) (3b) and the front opening (41) of the cabinet (42), an end piece ( 43) (43) is provided, and the decorative panel (1a) (1b) is provided in a size that covers the upper area of the front panel (20) (32) and the end piece (43) (43). At the same time, a covering plate (19) is attached so as to cover the surface of the pull-out type operating sections (29) and (34) and the lower areas of the end pieces (43) and (43). Thereby, the beauty of the front surface of the stove body (2) is improved, and sound leakage from the stove body (2) can be further prevented.
In the above embodiment, the structure of the stove front panel (20) and the decorative panel (1a) is different from the structure of the grill front panel (32) and the decorative panel (1b). Needless to say, a structure may be adopted.

In the above embodiment, the engagement member is provided on the upper extension piece (11). However, the engagement member may be provided on the lower extension piece (12). In this case, the engaging concave portion (16) and the claw portion (55) as the engaged portion are provided on the lower covering piece (120) of the decorative panel (1a) (1b), and the convex portion (13) is the upper portion. It will be provided on the covering piece (110). In this case, in order to attach the decorative panel (1a) (1b) to the front panel (20) (32), the convex part (13) of the upper covering piece (110) is engaged with the extended end of the upper extension piece (11). The decorative panel (1a) (1b) is rotated downward using the engaging portion as a rotation fulcrum, and the engaging member is provided on the lower covering piece (120) of the decorative panel (1a) (1b). What is necessary is just to engage with the to-be-engaged part currently made.
Similarly, the engaging member and the engaged portion are extended from the left and right edges of the front panel (20) (32) and the decorative panel (1a) (1b) to the rear, and left and right extension pieces (37) (37) The left and right covering pieces (47) and (47) may be provided respectively. In this case, either one of the left and right sides of the decorative panel can be rotated like a door with the other engaging portion as a rotation fulcrum.

  Also, instead of engaging the protrusion (13) with the extension end (12a), the left and right extension pieces (37) and (37) of the front panels (20) and (32) are shown by the two-dot chain line in FIG. The pins (38) and (38) are projected outward and the left and right covering pieces (47) and (47) of the decorative panel (1a) and (1b) are connected to the pins (38) and (38) from the rear. It is good also as a structure which provides the notch hole (48) (48) which fits so that rotation is possible.

  Further, in the above embodiment, the pull-out type operation units (29) and (34) are adopted as the object to be stored, but the circuit is stored so as to be pivotable forward with the lower end portion of the object as a rotating shaft. A dynamic type can also be used. Furthermore, the object to be stored may be provided above the front panels (20) and (32).

  Further, although not shown, the decorative panel and the cover plate are integrated, and the covered body is placed on the front surface of the stove body (2) so that the housed body can be pulled out or rotated at a location corresponding to the housed body. It is good also as a structure which provides the window part for exposing a storage body.

  In the above embodiment, a built-in gas stove is adopted, but a built-in stove other than the gas stove, for example, an electric stove that uses an electric heater as a heat source, and also a front structure of an IH cooker that uses an electromagnetic induction coil as a heat source. The present invention is applicable.

The disassembled perspective view before installation of the built-in stove of an embodiment of the invention. The disassembled perspective view which shows an example of the front panel and decorative panel of the built-in stove of embodiment of this invention. The exploded longitudinal cross-sectional view which shows an example of the front panel and decorative panel of the built-in stove of embodiment of this invention. The principal part expanded sectional view which shows an example of the front panel and decorative panel of the built-in stove of embodiment of this invention. The perspective view which shows an example of the decorative panel of the built-in stove of embodiment of this invention. The principal part expansion explanatory drawing which shows the other example of the front panel and decorative panel of the built-in stove of embodiment of this invention. Explanatory drawing of the conventional built-in stove.

Explanation of symbols

(1a) ········ Paint panel
(11) ... Upper extension piece
(12) ... Lower extension piece
(16) ..... Engaging recess (engaged part)
(110) ...
(120) ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ Undercoat
(20) ... ・ Front panel
(22) .... Front operation section
(51) ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ Release shaft (Release means)

Claims (5)

In a built-in stove of a type in which a stove body is accommodated from an opening formed in a counter top on the cabinet upper surface and a decorative panel is attached to the front panel of the stove body exposed from the front opening of the cabinet,
An extension piece is extended rearward from either the upper or lower end of the front panel, and an engagement member is provided on the extension piece.
From one of the upper and lower ends of the decorative panel, a covering piece that covers the engagement member is formed to extend rearward, and the decorative panel is attached to a predetermined position of the covering piece, An engaged portion that is engaged with the engaging member from behind the covering piece is provided,
Either of the upper and lower ends of the decorative panel is configured to be detachable from either the upper or lower end of the front panel,
When either the upper or lower end of the decorative panel is engaged with either the upper or lower end of the front panel, the engaging member is set to be engageable with the engaged portion, and The built-in stove characterized in that the engaging member is provided with releasing means for releasing the engagement with the engaged portion. In a built-in stove of a type in which a stove body is accommodated from an opening formed in a counter top on the cabinet upper surface and a decorative panel is attached to the front panel of the stove body exposed from the front opening of the cabinet,
The upper and lower extension pieces are respectively extended rearward from the upper and lower ends of the front panel, and an engagement member is provided on one of the upper and lower extension pieces,
From the upper and lower ends of the decorative panel, upper and lower covering pieces that cover the other of the engaging member and the upper and lower extension pieces from above or below, respectively, are formed to extend rearward.
At a predetermined position of either the upper or lower covering piece that covers the engaging member, the covering panel that is engaged with the engaging member from behind the covering piece in a state where the decorative panel is mounted. An engaging portion is provided,
On the other extension end of the upper / lower covering piece, a convex portion that engages with the other extension end of the upper / lower extension piece is provided,
When the convex portion is engaged with the extended end, the engaging member is set to be engageable with the engaged portion, and the engaging member is engaged with the engaged portion. A built-in stove comprising release means for releasing The built-in stove according to claim 2, wherein the engaging member is provided on the upper extension piece, and the convex portion is provided on the lower covering piece.
The engaging member is a lower open or hollow support box installed on the upper extension piece,
An engaging projection that is housed in the support box so as to be movable up and down and engages with the engaged portion, and a lifting plate on which a release shaft as the release means is protruded.
And an urging means for urging the elevating plate toward the top plate side of the support box,
The top plate is provided with a first through hole through which the release shaft passes, and a second through hole through which the engagement protrusion penetrates,
The upper covering piece has a notch through which the release shaft protruding from the first through hole can be inserted from the rear, and the engagement protrusion protruding from the second through hole is engaged in one way. Engaging recess as part is provided,
The built-in plate is characterized in that the lifting plate can be lowered against the urging force of the urging means until the engaging projection is in a non-projecting state from the second through hole by pushing the release shaft. Stove. The built-in stove according to claim 2, wherein the engaging member is provided on the upper extension piece, and the convex portion is provided on the lower covering piece.
The engagement member is a lower open or hollow support box installed on the upper extension piece,
A slide plate that is accommodated in the support box and is slidable along a top plate of the support box;
The slide plate is provided with an engagement protrusion that engages with the engaged portion and a release shaft as the release means,
The top plate is provided with first and second elongated holes that are movable in the sliding direction with the release shaft and the engagement protrusion penetrating, respectively.
A notch that allows the release shaft to be inserted from the rear and movable in the slide direction is formed at a position corresponding to the first elongated hole in the upper covering piece. A claw portion as the engaged member is provided at a position where the engaging protrusion engages when moved to one side,
The built-in stove characterized in that the engagement protrusion is set so that the engagement with the claw portion is released when the release shaft is moved to the other. The built-in stove according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein a storage body that can be stored in and out of the stove body is disposed above or below the front panel.
The gap formed continuously on the side of the front panel and the side of the container is concealed by an end piece,
The decorative panel is set to have a width that can cover the front panel and the end piece at the same time,
A built-in stove on which a covering plate having a width capable of covering the storage object and the end piece at the same time is mounted on the surface of the storage object.

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