JP4993482B2 - System kitchen - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a system kitchen in which a sink and a stove are integrally provided.

  2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, a system kitchen that combines elements such as a sink, a stove, and a storage, and is configured under a worktop (top plate) has been provided and widely spread. The kitchen has a structure that allows the top plate to get wet as a worktop, assuming that there is a splash of hot water from the sink, and the worktop is assumed to be wet. Only equipment was placed.

  However, a lot of small items such as seasonings are placed on the work top, and not all that can be wet. In the past, things that you do not want to wet have been placed in drawers or stored on shelves placed on the worktop.

  In recent years, there has been an increase in fully open face-to-face open kitchens in which a living room and a dining room coexist in one room without providing a special threshold. An open kitchen has the advantage that the interior can be sensed as a whole, and communication between the person cooking in the kitchen and the person in the living room is easy. On the other hand, some people dislike the cluttered working state during cooking and the view of used tableware.

For this reason, various ideas have been made to improve the inconvenience of open kitchens. For example, Patent Document 1 (Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2005-204714) describes a configuration in which a partition member is provided on the living room side of the kitchen unit to prevent oil and food from splashing into the living room and to be blinded from the living room. Yes.
JP 2005-204714 A

  However, when seasoning is put in the drawer, it is still on the worktop during use, so you have to be careful not to get it wet. When a shelf is installed on the worktop, the work space is reduced and it becomes difficult to clean the worktop. In addition, when a shelf is installed in the case of an open kitchen, there is a problem that the significance of facing each other is lost.

  Conventionally, even if it is an open kitchen, people working in the kitchen and people in the living room can only face each other, and it has not been considered to use the system kitchen from the living room side. However, the open kitchen can be said to be in the living room, and the use of the facilities can be promoted by promoting the use from the living room side.

  Furthermore, when a partition member or the like is provided in the kitchen unit, the function as a blindfold is sufficient, but there is a need for cleaning. Large partition members are not easy to clean, and there is a demand to keep them to a minimum even if installed.

  Therefore, the present invention provides a fully open system kitchen in which a work top can be used from both the kitchen side and the living room side, and a dry area can be formed on the work top while being easy to clean. It is an object.

In order to solve the above problems, a typical configuration of a system kitchen according to the present invention includes a sink including a faucet and a drain, and a shelf provided along one side of the worktop and formed higher than the edge of the sink. And a shelf side surface that allows the top surface of the worktop and the top surface of the shelf portion to incline and continue , the shelf portion is adjacent to the sink, and a faucet is attached to the side surface adjacent to the shelf portion of the sink And it has the inclined surface which retreats upwards around the attaching part of a faucet, and an inclined surface and a shelf side surface are continuing, It is characterized by the above-mentioned.

  As described above, by providing a shelf that is higher than the edge of the sink (that is, higher than the work space) on the worktop, even if water is scattered, it is difficult to reach the shelf. Therefore, the shelf portion becomes a dry area (a dry region on the premise that the shelf is not wet). This dry area can be an area that can be used from both the kitchen side and the living room side. Moreover, since the shelf side surface is inclined, water droplets attached to the shelf side surface are easy to flow, and the angle of the entering corner becomes shallow, so that the cleaning property is excellent.

  The shelf is adjacent to the sink, the faucet is attached to the side surface adjacent to the shelf of the sink, and has an inclined surface that retreats upward around the attachment portion of the faucet. The side surface is preferably continuous. By connecting the sink side and the shelf side in this way, water droplets scattered on the shelf side are drained from the sink as they are, so that water does not collect at the lower end of the shelf side and prevents adhesion of dirt. can do.

  The shelf is preferably provided at the rear or side of the system kitchen. When a shelf is provided behind the system kitchen, the shelf can be used from both the kitchen side and the living room side. Moreover, when it provides in a side, it becomes possible to utilize a shelf part from three directions of the kitchen side, the living room side, and the side surface side of a system kitchen.

  The faucet can be installed near the sink shelf. The faucet is preferably installed on the side surface adjacent to the shelf of the sink. In particular, the faucet is preferably installed on an inclined surface provided on the side surface of the sink. Thereby, since a shelf part turns to the back side with respect to the advancing direction of water, even if it splashes, it becomes difficult for water to reach a shelf part and to make it harder to get wet.

  According to the present invention, in a fully open system kitchen, the work top can be used from both the kitchen side and the living room side, and a dry area can be formed on the work top while being easy to clean.

[First embodiment]
A first embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. Note that dimensions, materials, and other specific numerical values shown in the following embodiments are merely examples for facilitating understanding of the invention, and do not limit the present invention unless otherwise specified. Further, in the present specification and drawings, constituent elements having substantially the same functional configuration are denoted by the same reference numerals, and redundant description is omitted.

  As a system kitchen according to an embodiment of the present invention, here is a face-to-face open kitchen in which a living room and a dining room coexist in one room without providing a special threshold. In such an open kitchen, a face-to-face counter-type kitchen makes it easy to communicate with family and friends, and also allows a relaxing time around the kitchen. Here, the system kitchen refers to a functionally integrated kitchen facility such as a sink.

  FIG. 1 is an external perspective view for explaining a schematic configuration of a system kitchen 100 according to the first embodiment. Such a system kitchen 100 can be roughly divided into a face-to-face counter 110 and a wall side cupboard 120.

  The face-to-face counter 110 includes a sink 140, a faucet 142 that supplies hot water to the sink 140, a heating cooker 144, a range hood 146 that releases steam and heat from the heating cooker 144 to the outdoors, A translucent guide plate 148 that guides smoke and heat to the range hood 146 and a work top 150 are provided, and a cafe table 160 for enjoying snacks and snacks, a plurality of chairs 162, and a book can be stored. A magazine storage unit 164. And the cafe table 160 is illuminated by the illumination from the kitchen main body side.

  Here, the sink 140 forming the water circumference is formed integrally with a draining recess and a drain outlet by press molding, cast molding, injection molding, or the like using a resin or a metal such as a stainless steel plate as a material. The cooking device 144 may be a gas cooking device or an oil cooking device, but may be an IH heater provided with a heat-resistant glass plate or a ceramic plate on the upper surface as shown.

  Further, the wall side cupboard 120 facing the face-to-face counter 110 is provided with a cupboard 170 and a large-capacity wall-side storage unit 172. The upper surface of the wall-side storage unit 172 is illuminated by light emitted from the bottom surface of the cupboard 170. Illuminated. Moreover, illumination is provided also in the inside of the cupboard 170, and it light-emits indirectly through the transparent or semi-transparent board | plate material provided in the upper surface and front surface of the cupboard 170. FIG. Such light softly illuminates the upper part of the wall surface on which the closet 170 is installed, and the indirect illumination that spreads on the wall surface improves the sense of quality and aesthetics.

  Next, the drawer according to the present embodiment will be described. Such a drawer is provided on the opposite side of the cafe table 160 and is arranged at a position corresponding to the sink 140.

  FIG. 2 is a plan view and a partial sectional view of the worktop 150. As shown in the figure, a shelf 152 is provided along one side of the worktop 150 in the longitudinal direction. The shelf 152 and the sink 140 are disposed adjacent to each other. The shelf 152 is formed higher than the edge 140a of the sink 140 (that is, higher than the upper surface of the worktop 150). That is, the shelf 152 is configured as a shape in which the rear side of the kitchen is raised.

  The upper surface of the work top 150 and the upper surface of the shelf 152 are continued by the shelf side surface 154. The shelf side surface 154 is inclined so as to recede toward the shelf 152 toward the upper side.

  In addition to the faucet 142, the sink 140 is provided with a drain port 141. The faucet 142 is installed in the vicinity of the shelf 152, that is, on the side surface adjacent to the shelf 152 (the side surface on the rear side of the sink 140).

  An inclined surface 140b that recedes upward is formed on the side surface of the sink 140 adjacent to the shelf 152. The inclined surface 140b is provided only at the center of the side surface of the sink, that is, around the mounting portion of the faucet 142, and has vertical surfaces 140c on both sides of the inclined surface 140b. The stepped portion 140d, which is the boundary between the inclined surface 140b and the vertical surface 140c, increases in inclination as it goes upward, and is continuously continuous with the upper surface of the worktop 150.

  The inclined surface 140b around the mounting portion of the faucet 142 is formed to be continuous with the shelf side surface 154. That is, an inclined surface that is gently continuous from the shelf side surface 154 to the bottom of the sink 140 is formed behind the faucet 142.

  In this embodiment, the width W1 of the worktop 150 is 800 mm, and the width W2 of the shelf 152 is 195 mm. In the present embodiment, the height of the shelf 152 is 40 mm. As described above, by providing the shelf 152 on the worktop 150 that is higher than the edge of the sink 140 (that is, higher than the work space), it is difficult to reach the shelf 152 even if water is scattered. Therefore, the shelf 152 is a dry area (a dry area that is assumed not to be wet). In addition, the water faucet is installed in the vicinity of the shelf portion of the sink 140, and the shelf portion 152 is located on the rear side with respect to the traveling direction of the water, so that the water can be prevented from splashing onto the shelf portion 152. There is.

  Thereby, the person who cooks in a kitchen can place small items such as seasonings and kitchen timers that the user does not want to wet on the shelf 152. Therefore, it is not necessary to store them one by one in the drawer, and there is no need to install a shelf.

  Moreover, since the shelf 152 is provided behind the kitchen, that is, on the living room side, the shelf 152 can be an area that can be used from both the kitchen side and the living room side. Accordingly, figurines, books, watches, radios, etc. can be placed and used from the living room side, and an open kitchen (system kitchen) can be effectively used as one of the facilities provided in the living room.

  In addition, since the shelf side surface 154 is inclined, water droplets attached to the shelf side surface 154 are easy to flow. Here, of the shelf side surface 154, the portion corresponding to the inclined surface 140b of the sink 140 is smoothly continuous to the bottom of the sink 140, and in the other portion, the lower end of the shelf side surface 154 and the work top 150 A corner is formed between the upper surface. In the portion continuing to the inclined surface 140b, the water droplets scattered on the shelf side surface 154 are drained from the sink 140 as they are, so that water does not collect at the lower end of the shelf side surface 154, thereby preventing the adhesion of dirt. it can. Since the angle becomes shallow because the shelf side surface 154 is inclined at the corner, it is easy to wipe off and is excellent in cleanability.

  In addition, since the shelf 152 is provided behind the work top 150 (the living room side), it can be blinded on the work top. Therefore, it is possible to improve the beauty from the living room by making it difficult to see miscellaneous ingredients, cooking tools, and cluttered working conditions from the living room side.

  Therefore, according to the present embodiment, a dry area is configured on the work top 150 so that it can be used from both the kitchen side and the living room side, and the blindfold on the work top 150 is easily cleaned while being easy to clean. A fully open system kitchen 100 can be provided.

[Second Embodiment]
A second embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. About the part which overlaps with said 1st embodiment, the same code | symbol is attached | subjected and description is abbreviate | omitted.

  FIG. 3 is an external perspective view for explaining a schematic configuration of a system kitchen 200 according to the second embodiment. In the first embodiment, the shelf 152 has been described as being provided along one side of the worktop 150 in the longitudinal direction. On the other hand, in the present embodiment, the shelf 252 is provided along the side of the worktop 250, that is, along one side in the short direction.

  As shown in FIG. 3, the worktop 250 includes a sink 140, a heating cooker 144, and a guide plate 148. The sink 140 and the shelf 252 are disposed adjacent to each other, and the shelf 252 protrudes from the casing of the system kitchen 200 in a deck shape. In the sink 140, the faucet 142 is installed in the vicinity of the shelf, and is installed sideways with respect to both the kitchen side and the living room side.

  FIG. 4 is a plan view and a partial sectional view of the work top 250. As shown in the figure, the shelf 252 is formed higher than the edge 140a of the sink 140 (that is, higher than the upper surface of the worktop 250). That is, the shelf 252 is configured as a shape in which a deck is added to the side of the kitchen.

  The upper surface of the work top 250 and the upper surface of the shelf 252 are continuous by the shelf side surface 254. The shelf side surface 254 is inclined so as to recede toward the shelf 252 side upward. In addition, the inclined surface 140 b around the mounting portion of the faucet 142 of the sink 140 is formed so as to be continuous with the shelf side surface 254.

  In this embodiment, the work top 250 has a width W1 of 800 mm, and the shelf 252 has a width W2 of 325 mm. Moreover, the height of the shelf 252 is 40 mm as in the first embodiment.

  The shelf portion 252 having the above-described configuration becomes a dry area in which water splash is prevented in the same manner as the shelf portion 152 described in the first embodiment, and can place objects that do not want to be wet. Since the shelf 252 is installed on the side of the worktop 250, the shelf 252 can have a certain width and can be used as a temporary storage place for cooking and serving, as well as a space for installing bookshelves, telephones, fax machines, computers, etc. Can also be used.

  Moreover, since the shelf 252 is on the side, the shelf 252 can be used from three directions on the kitchen side, the living room side, and the side surface side of the system kitchen. Moreover, since the shelf 252 is not in the longitudinal direction and the faucet 142 is installed sideways, the worktop 250 and the sink 140 can be used from both the kitchen side and the living room side. It is possible to provide the system kitchen 200 capable of performing the above.

  In addition, the lower part of the shelf part 252 can be installed with a table, for example, by providing nothing as shown in the figure. However, it is possible to use various spaces such as providing shelves and drawers and installing towel racks.

  As mentioned above, although preferred embodiment of this invention was described referring an accompanying drawing, it cannot be overemphasized that this invention is not limited to the example which concerns. It will be apparent to those skilled in the art that various changes and modifications can be made within the scope of the claims, and these are naturally within the technical scope of the present invention. Understood.

  The present invention relates to a system kitchen in which a sink and a stove are integrally provided.

It is an external appearance perspective view for demonstrating schematic structure of the system kitchen concerning 1st embodiment. It is the top view and partial sectional view of the worktop concerning a first embodiment. It is an external appearance perspective view for demonstrating schematic structure of the system kitchen concerning 2nd Embodiment. It is the top view and partial sectional view of a worktop concerning a 2nd embodiment.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 100, 200 ... System kitchen, 110 ... Face-to-face counter, 120 ... Wall side cupboard, 140 ... Sink, 140a ... Edge, 140b ... Inclined surface, 140c ... Vertical surface, 140d ... Step part, 141 ... Drain outlet, 142 ... Water Stopper, 144 ... Heating cooker, 146 ... Range hood, 148 ... Guide plate, 150, 250 ... Worktop, 152, 252 ... Shelf, 154, 254 ... Shelf side, 160 ... Cafe table, 162 ... Chair, 164 ... Magazine storage part, 170 ... Cupboard, 172 ... Wall side storage part

Claims (2)

A sink including a faucet and a drain;
A shelf provided along one side of the worktop and formed higher than the edge of the sink;
A shelf side surface that makes the upper surface of the work top and the upper surface of the shelf portion continue to be inclined,
Equipped with a,
The shelf is adjacent to the sink;
The faucet is attached to the side surface adjacent to the shelf of the sink, and has an inclined surface that recedes upward around the faucet attachment portion,
The system kitchen, wherein the inclined surface and the shelf side surface are continuous .   2. The system kitchen according to claim 1, wherein the shelf is provided at the rear or side of the system kitchen.

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