JP5052185B2 - Kitchen storage - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a drawer-type kitchen storage disposed in a kitchen.

  There are various cooking utensils used in the kitchen, such as bowls, rice cakes, ladle with a long shape, long chopsticks, wraps, small items such as seasonings, and kitchen knives.

  In order to store these cooking utensils, conventionally, a storage unit such as a hinged door or a drawer or a storage unit such as a hanging cabinet has been provided under the kitchen. Moreover, in order to efficiently store cooking utensils and seasonings of various shapes and sizes as described above, various devices have been conventionally made. For example, as in Patent Document 1, a technique for storing bottled or canned containers such as foods and seasonings, small tableware, small cooking utensils, and the like inside the front plate of a kitchen drawer is disclosed.

Further, as in Patent Document 2, for example, an inner drawer is provided inside the outer drawer of the kitchen cabinet, and the outer drawer has a multiple structure that can freely slide relative to each other, and the outer drawer is between the outer drawer and the inner drawer. Furthermore, it has a length that can store chopsticks and eggplants in a vertically placed state.
JP 2006-204462 A JP 2006-230676 A

  In the case of a fully open face-to-face open kitchen that has been increasing in recent years, there is no wall for hanging cooking utensils or providing storage shelves in front of the kitchen user, and the storage space is more limited. Therefore, it is particularly necessary to efficiently store cooking utensils and the like.

  However, the techniques described in Patent Document 1 and Patent Document 2 are techniques for storing various cooking utensils and seasonings in a portion corresponding to the back side of the front plate of drawer (outside drawer). Although the idea of storage in such a limited space can be evaluated, these documents hardly mention the storage plan inside the drawer.

  In particular, the slidable inner drawer as described in Patent Document 2 has an advantage that it can be easily taken out, but there is a problem that the stored item moves inside when the drawer is slid and cannot be stably stored.

  Further, in order to draw out such a structure that the stored item moves when sliding, storing a knife such as a knife has a problem in safety.

  In view of such a problem, the present invention is an at least double-structured kitchen storage provided with a drawer and a slide-type storage unit (slide box) inside the drawer. Therefore, it is an object to provide a kitchen storage that does not pose a danger even when storing stored items such as blades.

In order to solve the above-described problem, according to a configuration of the present invention, in a kitchen storage disposed in a kitchen, a undulation tray having a undulation shape on the bottom surface including one or more low places sandwiched between high places , a knife feed capable of accommodating knife, and removable slide box undulations tray and knife feed, bottom plate positioned below the slide box, and a drawer having a front plate, a slide box and the extraction respectively it less look including the two sets of rails to ride, slide box, the front side viewed from the user, and having a recess to avoid a collision with the articles to be accommodated on the back side of the front plate of the drawer, kitchen A storage is provided.

  According to the above configuration, due to the undulating shape of the undulating tray in the slide box, the stored items are difficult to move even when subjected to the inertial force due to the slide of the slide box, and can be stably stored.

  Further, since the knife is fixed in a state where the blade is accommodated, it does not move even if the slide box moves, and there is no risk of injury.

  Furthermore, the above-described undulating tray and knife holder allow storing small items such as seasonings, long items such as wraps, and kitchen knives in a collective place called a slide box, which is convenient for putting in and out cooking utensils and searching for items. Good.

Above the slide box without the H-shaped, undulating tray and knife feed is in so that by the side or another side of the slide box to move in the back bound direction and the width direction is restricted, worn on the slide box It is good to have.

  Thus, even when the slide box is slid, the knife insert and the tray do not move in the slide box, and the stored items can be stably stored.

The above-described knife insertion is preferably attached to either of the left and right ends of the slide box located at the end in the width direction relative to the recess . Thereby, it is possible to move the position of the kitchen knife according to the user's usability and handedness, which is convenient.

Above knife feed has a groove in the depth direction to accommodate the blades of knives directed downward, may Ru expose the knife handle forward.

  In this way, the knife is stored while being kept substantially in the horizontal direction with the blade facing downward. As a result, the kitchen knife is conventionally stored in a standing state on the back side of the front plate in consideration of safety. In the present invention, the knife is kept horizontally in the slide box. It can be stored. Moreover, since the handle is exposed to the front side, it is easy for the user to take out.

The above-described undulation tray may include a first undulation tray that is attached to either of the left and right ends of the slide box located at the end in the width direction relative to the concave portion and repeats the undulation in the width direction.

  The reason why the first undulation tray repeats the undulation in the width direction in this way is that the first undulation tray is intended to store long items such as wraps that are long in the depth direction.

  Moreover, since this 1st raising / lowering tray can be attached or detached to both right and left both ends of a slide box, it can be freely replaced with the above-mentioned knife insertion, and the variation of storage increases.

As undulations tray above, attached to the central portion in the width direction of the slide box, it may comprise a secondary undulating tray repeating undulation in the depth direction.

  The reason why the second undulation tray repeats the undulation in the depth direction is that the purpose is to put small items such as seasonings in the depth direction in the second undulation tray.

  As described above, detaching the first undulation tray and knife insert at both ends of the slide box and detaching the second undulation tray at the center occupies the slide box without gaps and wastes space. It can be stored without any problems.

It is good to contain the insulator fixing tool which can be fixed in the state which stood on the back side of the front board of the above-mentioned drawer.

In the kitchen storage case, since the recess is formed, it is possible to avoid collisions with fixable ladle such fixtures in an upright state ladle such along the front plate of the drawer.

  According to the present invention, in an at least double-structured kitchen storage provided with a drawer and a slide box inside the drawer, the internal storage does not move even when the slide box slides, and storage such as a blade or the like is placed on the slide box. Provide safe kitchen storage.

  Next, an embodiment of a kitchen storage according to the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. In the figure, elements not directly related to the present invention are not shown. Similar elements are denoted by the same reference numerals.

  FIG. 1 is an external view of a kitchen in which a multistage storage which is an embodiment of a kitchen storage according to the present invention is stored, and FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the kitchen of FIG. The kitchen 100 is a so-called face-to-face open system kitchen, and there is no wall for suspending cooking utensils or providing storage shelves in front of the kitchen user, and it is particularly necessary to efficiently store utensils etc. Yes.

  As shown in FIG. 2, the kitchen 100 is equipped with a stove cabinet 120 in which a stove 110 is installed, a sink cabinet 150 in which a faucet 130 and a sink 140 are installed, and a cooking space 160 for accommodating a dishwasher and the like. It consists of three cabinets with possible base cabinet 170.

  As shown in FIG. 2, the kitchen 100 is configured such that the stove 110, the sink 140, and the cooking space 160 are adjacent to each other, and wasteful space is eliminated as much as possible.

  A multistage storage 200 that is an embodiment of a kitchen storage according to the present invention is a drawer-type storage with a handle 180 attached thereto. Under the multistage storage 200, a foot storage 210 that is substantially in contact with the floor surface is disposed.

  As shown in FIG. 2, the multistage storage 200 is disposed under the sink 140 of the kitchen 100. This is because cooking utensils and seasonings used in the sink 140 can be easily taken out. However, the multistage storage 200 may be provided in another position, for example, in the base cabinet 170 in which the cooking space 160 is provided.

(Multistage storage)
FIG. 3 is a view showing a state in which the multistage storage box of FIG. 2 is pulled out. The multistage storage 200 is a net shelf 220 having a flat mounting space, a slide box 230 that is located under the net shelf 220 and has a recess 500 formed in a pull-out direction, and a bottom plate that is located under the slide box 230. 240 and a drawer 300 having a front plate 250 extending in the vertical direction.

  Multi-stage storage 200 further includes an insulator fixing tool, that is, a cooking accessory holder 520, that can be fixed in a state in which an insulator (ladle) 510 stands inside the front plate 250 of drawer 300.

  In this way, storage of the insulators 510 is planned on the front plate 250 of the drawer 300 (lower stage) having the front plate 250 extending in the vertical direction, so that planned storage is realized.

  The term “coconuts” as used in the present application may include all kinds of cooking utensils having a longitudinal shape, such as rice balls, tongs, and chopsticks.

  The greatest feature of this embodiment is the configuration of the slide box 230, which will be described later with reference to FIGS.

  The net shelf 220 (upper stage) having a flat mounting space typically stores a cutting board 310 and other flat storage items such as a tray, a bat, and a cake cooler. The slide box 230 (middle stage) having a substantially H-shaped shape in which the concave portion 500 is formed stores small items such as a fork 350, a spoon 360, and a seasoning (not shown) in a small accessory tray 340. The knife 330 is accommodated in the knife insert 320 and the wrap tray 380 is accommodated in the wrap tray 370. In this way, each storage unit achieves efficient storage with planability.

  FIG. 4 is a view of the state in which the multistage storage shown in FIG. 2 is pulled out as seen from another angle. The sink 140 and the top plate that forms the boundary with the sink 140 are not shown and the internal structure is clearly shown for easy understanding.

  Further, the drawer 300 may be provided with a cover 800 on which the slide box 230 is placed and the drawer 300 and the slide box 230 are integrally pulled out. Furthermore, the multistage storage 200 may be further provided with a rail on which the slide box 230 is placed when the slide box 230 is pulled back to the multistage storage 200 independently of the pulled-out drawer 300.

  As described above, the slide box 230 is pulled out integrally with the drawer 300 and can quickly take out stored items that are frequently used, which is convenient. Further, when taking out an object from the storage unit of the drawer 300, only the slide box 230 can be pulled back into the multistage storage 200.

  With such an all-in-one triple structure, as long as one drawer 300 (lower stage) is opened, a net shelf 220 (upper stage) and a slide box 230 (middle stage) also appear, and almost all the stored items become clear at a glance. It is easy to find the desired items.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 4, the multistage storage 200 includes three sets of rails 400, 410, and 420 that slide the net shelf 220, the slide box 230, and the drawer 300 independently. Although not shown in FIG. 4, it is needless to say that rails 400, 410 and 420 are also provided on the other side.

  As described above, the triple storage unit including the net shelf 220, the slide box 230, and the drawer 300 can be independently slid by the rails 400, 410, and 420, so that the net shelf 220 and the slide box 230 are freely slid. Therefore, the stored item can be easily taken out, which is easy to use.

As shown in FIG. 4, the insulators fixed to the front plate 250 of the drawer 300 and the cooking accessory holder 520 (instrument fixture) on the back surface of the front plate 250 of the drawer 300 below the insulator fixture 520. A shock-absorbing plate 700 is provided for alleviating the impact. Thereby, in the front plate of the drawer 300, the impact of the portion that comes into contact with the insulators fixed to the cooking accessory holder 520 when the drawer 300 is stored is reduced.

(Slide box)
5A and 5B are three views of the slide box of FIG. 4, where FIG. 5A is a plan view, FIG. 5B is a front view, and FIG. 5C is a right side view. The slide box 230 has a container shape with the periphery formed by the side surface 230B, and can accommodate various trays 340 and 370 and a knife insert 320, which will be described later, inside.

  As shown in FIG. 5A, a recess 500 is formed on the front side of the slide box 230. In the present embodiment, the slide box 230 has an H-shape, but may have any shape as long as it has a recess in front.

(Cutting knife)
6A and 6B are views showing a knife cutter that can be attached to and detached from the slide box as shown in FIG. 4, wherein FIG. 6A is a plan view and FIG. 6B is a side view. As shown in FIG. 3, the knife insert 320 can accommodate a knife 330.

  The knife insert 320 is a groove in the depth direction that accommodates the blade of the knife 330 facing downward, and forms grooves 322A to 322D that expose the handle of the knife 330 in front.

  Since the knife 330 is fixed in a state in which the blade is accommodated, the knife 330 does not move even if the slide box 230 moves, and the safety is excellent.

  Further, the knife 330 is stored while being kept substantially in the horizontal direction with the blade facing downward. As a result, the knife 330 has conventionally been stored in a state standing on the back side of the front plate 250 in consideration of safety, but in this embodiment, the knife 330 is placed in the slide box 230. It can be stored horizontally. Moreover, since the handle of the knife 330 is exposed to the front side, it is easy for the user to take out.

  The knife insert 320 can be attached to and detached from both ends of the slide box 230 in the width direction. Thereby, according to a user's handedness, the position of the knife 330 can be moved, and it is convenient.

  The shape of the knife insert 320 may be changed from that of the present embodiment, and the side wall may be completely rectangular as indicated by the outline 324 in FIG.

(Lap tray)
FIG. 7 is a view showing a lap tray which is an example of a first undulation tray that can be attached to and detached from the slide box as shown in FIG. 4, wherein (a) is a plan view, (b) is a front view, and (c) is a front view. It is a side view. The lap tray 370 has a undulating shape on the bottom surface including one or more low places 376 sandwiched between high places 372 and 374.

  The lap tray 370 can be attached to and detached from both ends of the slide box 230 in the width direction, and undulations are repeated in the width direction of the slide box 230.

  The reason why the lap tray 370 repeatedly undulates in the width direction is that the lap tray 370 is intended to store long items such as laps that are long in the depth direction.

  Due to the undulation shape repeated in the width direction, a long item such as a wrap that has been stored is not easily moved in the depth direction even when the slide box 230 is slid by being sandwiched between the undulation-shaped low places 376. Even if it moves, it is immediately stopped by the side surface in the depth direction of the lap tray 370. Moreover, it cannot be said that it is hard to move in the width direction by the undulating shape repeated in the width direction, and can be stably stored.

  Further, since the lap tray 370 can be attached to and detached from both the left and right ends of the slide box 230, the lap tray 370 can be freely replaced with the above-described knife insert 320, and the storage variation increases.

  The shape of the lap tray 370 may be changed from that of the present embodiment, and the side wall may be completely rectangular as indicated by the outline 378 in FIG.

(Accessory tray)
FIG. 8 is a view showing an accessory tray that is an example of a second undulation tray that can be attached to and detached from the slide box as shown in FIG. 4, wherein (a) is a plan view, (b) is a front view, and (c) is a front view. It is a side view. The accessory tray 340 has an undulating shape on the bottom surface including one or more low places 346 sandwiched between high places 342 and 344.

  The accessory tray 340 can be attached to and detached from the center of the slide box 230 in the width direction, and undulates repeatedly in the depth direction of the slide box 230.

  The reason why the accessory tray 340 repeats undulations in the depth direction is that the purpose is to put accessories such as seasonings into the accessory tray 340 in the depth direction.

  Due to the undulation shape repeated in the depth direction, small items such as seasonings stored in the undulation shape are less likely to move in the depth direction due to the undulation shape repeated in the depth direction even when the slide box 230 slides. Can be stored.

  Note that the accessory tray 340 may also have a completely rectangular side wall as illustrated by the outline 348 in FIG.

  As described above, by attaching / detaching the lap tray 370 and the knife insert 320 to both ends of the slide box 230 and attaching / detaching the accessory tray 340 to the center, the slide box 230 can be used without any gaps and without wasting space. Storage is possible.

  Further, the wrap tray 370, the accessory tray 340, and the knife holder 320 can store small items such as seasonings, long items such as the wraps 380, and the knife 330 in a collective place called the slide box 230. Convenient for searching.

  As shown in FIG. 4, the movement of the lap tray 370, the accessory tray 340, and the knife holder 320 described above is limited in the depth direction and the width direction with respect to the slide box 230 by the side surfaces of each other or the side surface 230 </ b> B of the slide box 230. ing.

  Thereby, even if the slide box 230 is slid, the wrap tray 370, the accessory tray 340, and the knife insert 320 do not move in the slide box, and the stored items can be stored stably.

  With respect to the concave portion 500 on the near side of the slide box 230 described with reference to FIG. 5, typically, a lap tray 370 and a knife insert 320 are disposed at both ends, a small tray 340 is disposed at the center, and the small tray 340 is disposed. Is moved back and forth in the depth direction, and is attached to and detached from the slide box so as to match the above-described recess 500.

  By forming the recess 500 in this way, it is possible to avoid a collision with the cooking accessory holder 520 that can be fixed in a state where the insulators 510 are raised along the front plate 250 of the drawer 300.

  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 can be applied to a drawer-type kitchen storage disposed in a kitchen.

It is an external view of the kitchen in which the multistage storage which is embodiment of the kitchen storage by this invention is stored. It is a perspective view of the kitchen of FIG. It is a figure which shows the state which opened the multistage storage of FIG. It is the figure which looked at the state which pulled out the multistage storage of FIG. 2 from another angle. FIG. 5 is a three-side view of the slide box of FIG. 4. It is a figure which shows the knife insertion which can be attached or detached to a slide box like FIG. It is a figure which shows the lap tray which can be attached or detached to a slide box like FIG. It is a figure which shows the accessory tray which can be attached or detached to a slide box like FIG.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 100 Kitchen 140 Sink 200 Multistage storage 220 Net shelf 230 Slide box 240 Bottom plate 300 Drawer 400, 410, 420 Rail 310 Cutting board 500 Recessed 510 Eggplant 520 Cooking accessory holder 700 Buffer plate

Claims (7)

In the kitchen storage located in the kitchen,
An undulation tray having a undulation shape on the bottom including one or more low places sandwiched between high places ,
And a kitchen knife feed a yield capacity available-a kitchen knife,
A slide box in which the undulation tray and knife holder can be attached and detached;
A bottom plate located under the slide box, and a drawer having a front plate;
Look including the two sets of rails respectively to less ride the slide box and the lead,
The above-mentioned slide box has a recessed part which avoids a collision with the goods stored in the back side of the front plate of a drawer in the near side seeing from a user, The kitchen storage characterized by things. The slide box has an H shape,
The undulations tray and knife feed are claims wherein the so that the movement is limited in by the side or another side of the slide box to the back bound direction and the width direction, characterized in that attached to the slide box Item 2. Kitchen storage. The knife feed kitchens repository according to claim 2, characterized in that attached to one of the right and left ends of the slide box located in the width direction of the end than said recess. The knife feed has a groove in the depth direction to accommodate the blades of knives directed downward, kitchen storage box according to claim 3, wherein the benzalkonium expose the knife handle forward. As the relief tray, attached to one of right and left ends of the slide box located in the width direction of the end than the recess claim 2, characterized in that it comprises a first undulating tray repeating undulations in the widthwise direction To 4 in the kitchen storage. As the relief tray, attached to the central portion in the width direction of the slide box, kitchen storage according to claim 2, characterized in that it comprises a second undulating tray repeating undulation in the depth direction until 5 Warehouse. The kitchen storage according to any one of claims 1 to 6 , further comprising an insulator fixture that can be fixed in a state in which the insulators are stood on the back side of the front plate of the drawer .

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