JP5261288B2 - Storage cabinet for bathroom - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a storage rack for bathroom which has excellent outside appearance and excellent draining capability. <P>SOLUTION: The storage rack for bathroom includes a shelf board 1, a bracket 2, and an outer cover 3. The shelf board 1 has a shelf board body 11 and an insertion portion 13 extended from the shelf board body 11. The bracket 2 has an insertion space 22 for inserting the insertion portion 13 of the shelf board 1. The outer cover 3 has a front wall 31, a bottom wall 32, and side walls 33. The upper surface of the shelf board body 11 of the shelf board 1 is inclined. The bracket 2 has drain holes 243 penetrating downward from the insertion space 22. A notch 321 is disposed at the rear end edge of the bottom wall 32 of the outer cover 3 to form an elongated drain slit. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2011,JPO&amp;INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a storage shelf for a bathroom, and more particularly, to a technique for ensuring both the appearance and drainage performance of the entire shelf.

  In order to place various equipment such as shampoo, a storage shelf for a bathroom is preferably used. This bathroom storage shelf is as described in Patent Document 1, and includes a shelf board and a support for supporting the shelf board. The receptacle is a member that is fixed to the side of the bathroom, and supports the receptacle by inserting a shelf plate from above. However, this bathroom storage shelf has the following problems.

  The first problem is that the receptacle is exposed when the bathroom storage shelf is viewed from below, and the overall appearance of the shelf is not good. The second problem is that water accumulated on the top surface of the shelf board falls from the periphery of the shelf board to the floor as water droplets. Large water drops make a popping sound when falling to the floor, and the water drops and splashes may hit the body unexpectedly, which may cause discomfort to the user.

JP 2005-34895 A

  The present invention has been invented in view of the above problems, and by forming a dedicated drainage path using a support that supports the shelf board and an outer cover that covers this, the appearance is kept good. The task is to obtain good drainage performance.

  The present invention that solves the above-mentioned problems is a storage for a bathroom comprising a shelf board 1, a receptacle 2 that is attached and fixed to a bathroom wall surface S to support the shelf board 1, and an outer cover 3 that covers the receptacle 2. It is a shelf.

The shelf board 1 is provided with a shelf board body 11 and an insertion part 13 that extends downward from the rear end of the shelf board body 11. In the receiver 2, a rear plate 21, and a front plate 23 disposed in front of the rear plate 21 through an insertion space 22 for inserting the insertion portion 13 of the shelf board 1 from above , A bottom wall portion 241 for connecting the lower end portions of the rear plate 21 and the front plate 23 is provided. The outer cover 3 is provided with a front wall 31 that covers the front of the receiver 2, a bottom wall 32 that covers the bottom of the receiver 2, and side walls 33 that cover both the left and right sides of the receiver 2.

Furthermore, the top surface of the shelf board body 11 of the shelf board 1 is provided with an inclination for guiding water to the rear end side, and a fitting recess 131 is formed on the lower end edge of the insertion part 13 . The receptacle 2 is provided with a fitting convex portion 242 formed in the insertion space 22 so as to connect the rear plate 21 and the front plate 23, and a drain hole 243 formed through the bottom wall portion 241. In the state where the insertion portion 13 of the shelf 1 is inserted into the insertion space 22 from above and the fitting convex portion 242 of the receptacle 2 is fitted to the fitting concave portion 131 of the insertion portion 13, Through the drainage hole 243 located below the gap portion between the fitting projections 242 arranged side by side and another drainage hole 243 located below the gap portion further outside the left and right fitting projections 242, the difference is made. water from write space 22 to the bottom wall 32 of the outer cover 3 is Ru arranged to flow. A cutout 321 is provided at the rear end edge of the bottom wall 32 of the outer cover 3 so as to form a long and narrow drainage slit 4 between the side surface S and the bathroom side surface S.

  According to the bathroom storage shelf of the present invention having the above-described configuration, the water accumulated on the upper surface of the shelf board body 11 is collected on the rear end side, and is inserted into the insertion space 22 of the receptacle 2 through the insertion portion 13. Then, after dropping on the bottom wall 32 of the outer cover 3 through the drainage hole 243, it can be passed to the bathroom side surface S through the drainage slit 4 elongated to the left and right.

  That is, the outer cover 3 is entirely covered with the outer cover 3 so that the receiver 2 is not exposed to improve the appearance, and the outer cover 3, the receiver 2, and the shelf board 1 are formed as described above. Water can be smoothly passed to the bathroom side surface S by the drainage path. Thereby, the popping sound when the water drops fall on the floor surface is suppressed, and it is also possible to prevent water drops and splashes from hitting the body unexpectedly. Moreover, the drainage slit 4 for that purpose is also formed in an inconspicuous dimensional shape in a place inconspicuous to the user.

  In the present invention, by forming a dedicated drainage path using a support that supports the shelf board and an outer cover that covers it, water can flow smoothly along the side of the bathroom while maintaining a good appearance. , There is an effect of obtaining good drainage performance without causing discomfort to the user.

It is a disassembled perspective view of an example storage shelf for bathrooms in an embodiment of the present invention. It is a whole perspective view of the state which removed the shelf board of the storage shelf for bathrooms same as the above. It is a whole perspective view of the state which assembled the storage shelf for bathrooms same as the above. It is sectional drawing of the storage shelf for bathrooms same as the above. It is the perspective view which looked at the block which combined the holder of the storage shelf for bathrooms same as the above, and the outer cover from diagonally upward. It is a perspective view which shows the AA 'line cross section of FIG. It is the perspective view which looked at the block which combined the holder of the storage shelf for bathrooms same as the above, and the outer cover from diagonally downward. The receiver is shown, (a) is a plan view, (b) is a rear view, (c) is a side view, and (d) is a front view. The outer cover same as the above is shown, (a) is a plan view, (b) is a rear view, (c) is a side view, (d) is a front view, and (e) is a bottom view.

  The present invention will be described based on embodiments shown in the accompanying drawings. As shown in FIGS. 1 to 4, an example of a storage shelf for a bathroom in the embodiment of the present invention is a shelf 1 on which various bathroom fixtures can be placed, and supports the shelf 1 from below. And the outer cover 3 that is mounted so as to cover the outer surface (mainly the front, left and right side surfaces, and lower surface) of the receiver 2.

  In addition, each direction such as front and rear, left and right, and up and down used in the text is based on a state in which the bathroom storage shelf of this example is installed on the bathroom side surface S.

  The shelf board 1 includes a shelf board body 11 having a rectangular shape in plan view, a peripheral wall 12 having a U-shape in plan view and extending upward from the front edge portion and the left and right side edge portions of the shelf board body 11, and the shelf board. It consists of a plate-like insertion portion 13 extending downward from the rear end portion of the main body 11. A pair of fitting recesses 131 are formed on the lower end edge of the insertion portion 13 with a predetermined distance left and right.

  The receiving device 2 includes a rear plate 21 that is closely fixed to the bathroom side surface S, a front plate 23 that is disposed forward of the rear plate 21 via an insertion space 22 that opens upward, and the rear plate 21. The connecting portion 24 that connects the lower portions of the front plate 23 in the front-rear direction forms a main body (see FIG. 8 and the like). The insertion space 22 here is a space for inserting and locking the insertion portion 13 of the shelf board 1 from above.

  The rear plate 21 and the front plate 23 are provided so as to have a rectangular shape of substantially the same type and size in a front view. Note that the upper end portion 231 of the front plate 23 is bent toward the front, and the bent upper end portion 231 is provided so as to protrude forward from the other portions.

  The connection part 24 is located in the lower part of the insertion space 22, and the bottom wall part 241 which connects the lower end parts of the rear plate 21 and the front plate 23 so that the entire receiving device 2 has a concave shape when viewed from the side. The rear plate 21 and the front plate 23 include a pair of left and right fitting projections 242 that connect the lower half portions of the front plate 23 and the front plate 23. The pair of left and right fitting projections 242 are arranged side by side at a predetermined distance from the left and right. In this example, the bottom wall portion 241 and the fitting convex portion 242 positioned above the bottom wall portion 241 are integrally formed.

  A plurality of drain holes 243 are vertically penetrated through the bottom wall portion 241. In this example, only four drain holes 243 penetrating downward from the insertion space 22 are arranged side by side for convenience. Specifically, two drain holes 243 are provided in a portion of the bottom wall portion 241 that is below the gap portion between the fitting projections 242, and below the gap portion on the outer side of the left and right fitting projections 242. One drainage hole 243 is provided at each of the locations.

  In addition, the receiving tool 2 is provided with two through holes 25 for allowing a fixing tool (not shown) to pass through in the front-rear direction. The through holes 25 penetrate the rear plate 21 and the front plate 23 in a straight line through the fitting protrusions 242 provided as a pair.

  The outer cover 3 includes a rectangular front wall 31 formed slightly larger than the support 2 in a front view, a bottom wall 32 extending rearward from the lower end of the front wall 31, and left and right ends of the front wall 31. It consists of left and right side walls 33 extending rearward and an upper wall 34 extending so as to connect the rear end portions of the upper edges of the left and right side walls 33 (see FIG. 9). The left and right side walls 33 are continuous with both the left and right ends of the bottom wall 32. That is, the outer cover 3 is a box-shaped member having a shape in which a back surface portion is opened and a portion other than the upper wall 34 is opened on the upper surface.

  Engaging portions 331 (see FIGS. 7 and 9) are provided on the left and right side walls 33 of the outer cover 3 so as to project inward from the rear edge thereof. The engaging portion 331 is provided at a position and shape that engages with an engaged portion 211 (see FIGS. 7 and 8) that is recessed in the left and right end portions of the rear plate 21 of the receiver 2.

  In addition, a notch 321 is elongated in the left and right at the rear end edge of the bottom wall 32 of the outer cover 3. When the outer cover 3 is mounted so that the rear edge of the bottom wall 32 is in contact with the bathroom side surface S, the notch 321 has a drainage slit 4 that is elongated to the left and right between the bathroom side surface S (FIG. 2, FIG. 4). Further, the inclination of the upper surface of the bottom wall 32 (that is, the inner bottom surface of the outer cover 3 having a box shape) is provided such that the rear end portion thereof is positioned below the other portion when the holder 2 is mounted. It is.

  In order to install the bathroom storage shelf of this example having the above-described configuration in the bathroom, first, the receiver 2 is fixed to an appropriate location on the bathroom side surface S. At the time of fixing, the fixing tool is inserted into the through-hole 25 from the front plate 23 side with the rear plate 21 of the receptacle 2 applied to the bathroom side surface S, and the fixing tool is penetrated and fixed to the bathroom side surface S.

  Next, the outer cover 3 is attached to the receptacle 2 fixed to the bathroom side S from the front. At the time of mounting, the engaging portions 331 protruding from the respective side walls 33 of the outer cover 3 are engaged with the corresponding engaged portions 211 of the rear plate 21 of the support 2, and the upper wall 34 of the outer cover 3 is The support 2 is placed on the upper surface of the rear plate 21.

  Thus, the front wall 31 of the outer cover 3 covers the front plate 23 of the receiver 2 from the front, and the bottom wall 32 of the outer cover 3 covers the rear plate 21 and the front plate 23 of the receiver 2 from below, The left and right side walls 33 of the cover 3 cover the rear plate 21 and the front plate 23 of the receiver 2 from both the left and right sides. Further, the upper wall 34 of the outer cover 3 covers the rear plate 21 of the receiver 2 from above. Therefore, as shown in FIGS. 2 and 5, when the outer cover 3 is covered, the holder 2 is exposed when the insertion space 22 and the front plate 23 are exposed from the opening except for the upper wall 34 on the upper surface of the outer cover 3. Only to do. The exposed portion is covered from above by the shelf 1 when the shelf 1 is mounted as described later (see FIG. 3 and the like).

  After the outer cover 3 is attached to the receiver 2, the shelf board 1 is attached to the receiver 2 from above. When mounting, the insertion portion 13 of the shelf board 1 may be inserted into the insertion space 22 of the receiving tool 2 through the opening on the upper surface of the outer cover 3. In the insertion space 22, the pair of fitting projections 242 of the receptacle 2 are fitted into the pair of fitting depressions 131 provided in the insertion portion 13 of the shelf 1, respectively. The rear surface and the front surface are in contact with the rear plate 21 and the front plate 23 of the receiver 2, respectively. The rear end of the lower surface of the shelf main body 11 of the shelf 1 is placed on the upper surface of the upper end portion 231 that is bent so as to protrude forward on the front plate 23 of the receiver 2.

  The shelf board 1 is provided so that the whole upper surface of the shelf board body 11 is inclined in a state in which the shelf board 1 is mounted on the receiver 2 as described above. The inclination of the shelf board main body 11 here is an inclination in which the front side is slightly lifted upward, and the rear end portion of the shelf board main body 11 is positioned below the other portions.

  In the bathroom storage shelf of this example installed as described above, drainage as shown by arrows in FIG. 4 is performed on the water accumulated on the upper surface of the shelf body 11. That is, water collected on the upper surface of the shelf main body 11 is collected at the rear end portion by the inclination of the upper surface, and is introduced into the insertion space 22 of the receptacle 2 through the insertion portion 13.

  In the plug-in space 22, the water that has flowed down through the gap between the left and right fitting convex portions 242 flows down further through two drain holes 243 penetrating the bottom wall portion 241 below. Further, the water that has flowed through the gaps on the outer sides of the left and right fitting projections 242 flows down further through drain holes 243 penetrating through the bottom wall 241 below. The water flowing down through the four drain holes 243 hits the upper surface of the bottom wall 32 of the outer cover 3 located below the drain holes 243, and the rear surface of the outer cover 3 provided with the notches 321 is inclined by the inclination of the upper surface. Collected at the end. In addition, between the bottom wall 32 of the outer cover 3 and the receptacle 2, a water guide space 5 for ensuring the flow of water is formed with a predetermined vertical width.

  Moreover, drainage as shown by an arrow in FIG. 4 is also performed on shower water or the like that hits the lower surface side of the shelf board body 11. That is, the water that has entered the outer cover 3 through the gap between the front wall 31 of the outer cover 3 and the shelf main body 11 is moved back and forth between the front wall 31 of the outer cover 3 and the front plate 23 of the receiver 2. The water flows down to the upper surface of the bottom wall 32 of the outer cover 3 through the water guide space 6 formed with a predetermined width. The water flowing down to the front end portion of the upper surface of the bottom wall 32 passes through the water guide space 5 according to the inclination of the upper surface, and is collected at the rear end portion where the notch portion 321 is provided.

  That is, by connecting the inclined upper surface of the bottom wall 32, the water that has entered from the path on the upper surface side of the shelf main body 11 and the water that has entered from the path on the lower surface side of the shelf main body 11 merge to form the rear end portion. And is drained through the drainage slit 4 formed between the notch 321 and the bathroom side S.

  Here, the drainage slit 4 is formed to be elongated over substantially the entire width of the outer cover 3 in the left-right direction, so that the water flowing down through the drainage slit 4 becomes a large water droplet without falling on the floor surface. Gently flow down the side S. For this reason, it is possible to suppress a popping sound when the water drops fall, and the water drops and rebounds do not unexpectedly hit the body and cause discomfort.

  In addition, the drainage slit 4 is elongated at the boundary between the bottom wall 32 of the outer cover 3 and the bathroom side surface S as described above, so that a drainage hole is provided there at first glance. It is hard to notice and looks good.

  Thus, according to the bathroom storage shelf of this example, the outer cover 3 is covered with the outer cover 3 so that the receiver 2 is not exposed, and the appearance is improved. Through the dedicated drainage path formed by the combination of the plates 1, finally joined to the upper surface of the bottom wall 32 of the outer cover 3, it can be reliably passed to the bathroom side S. And the slit 4 for drainage for that is formed in the location which is not conspicuous with respect to a user by the dimension shape which does not stand out.

  Therefore, according to the bathroom storage shelf of this example, not only the advantage that the appearance of the entire shelf is greatly improved, but also the occurrence of a popping sound when water drops fall on the floor surface, water drops and splashes are prevented. It is also possible to prevent the body from being uncomfortable and causing discomfort.

  As mentioned above, although this invention was demonstrated based on embodiment shown to an accompanying drawing, this invention is not limited to the said embodiment. For example, in this example, in order to insert and fix the shelf board 1, only a pair of fitting projections 242 are provided on the receiver 2, but a plurality of similar fitting projections 242 are provided in parallel. May be. Even in this case, the drainage holes 243 of the receptacle 2 are respectively provided below the gap portion between the adjacent fitting convex portions 242 and below the gap portion further outside the fitting convex portions 242 at both left and right ends. It is preferable. As a result, the water flowing down in the insertion space 22 can be distributed in the left-right direction with substantially no deviation, and can be drained from the drain slit 4 substantially evenly in the left-right direction. Of course, other design changes are possible within the scope of the present invention.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Shelf board 11 Shelf board main body 13 Insertion part 2 Receiving tool 22 Insertion space 243 Drainage hole 3 Outer cover 31 Front wall 32 Bottom wall 33 Side wall 4 Drain slit S Bathroom side

Claims (1)

A storage shelf for a bathroom comprising a shelf board, a receptacle attached and fixed to the bathroom wall surface to support the shelf board, and an outer cover covering the receptacle,
The shelf board is provided with a shelf board body and an insertion part extending downward from the rear end part of the shelf board body,
The receiver includes a rear plate, a front plate disposed in front of the rear plate through an insertion space for inserting the insertion portion of the shelf plate from above , and lower ends of the rear plate and the front plate. Providing a bottom wall part that connects the parts ,
The outer cover is provided with a front wall covering the front of the receiver, a bottom wall covering the lower part of the receiver, and side walls covering the left and right sides of the receiver,
Furthermore, on the upper surface of the shelf main body of the shelf plate, an inclination for guiding water to the rear end side is provided, and a fitting recess is formed on the lower end edge of the insertion portion,
The receptacle is provided with a fitting convex portion formed in the insertion space so as to connect the rear plate and the front plate, and a drain hole formed through the bottom wall portion ,
In the state where the insertion part of the shelf plate is inserted into the insertion space from above, and the fitting convex part of the receptacle is fitted to the fitting concave part of the insertion part,
Insertion space through a drainage hole located below the gap portion between the fitting convex portions arranged side by side and another drainage hole located below the gap portion further outside the left and right fitting projection portions Provided so that water flows down to the bottom wall of the outer cover,
A bathroom storage shelf, characterized in that a notch portion is formed on the rear end edge of the bottom wall of the outer cover so as to form a long and narrow drainage slit between the side wall of the bathroom.

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