JP5896981B2 - Drawers and cabinets - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a drawer provided in a system kitchen or the like, and a cabinet.

  In the system kitchen cabinet, there are drawers for storing items such as cooking tools such as chopsticks, balls and measuring spoons, and seasonings. The drawer body of such a drawer is made of a wood material. Patent Document 1 discloses a tray-integrated drawer storage unit in which a storage tray is integrally incorporated in a drawer storage unit. A pair of recesses extending in the front-rear direction are formed on the lower side of the tray-integrated drawer storage portion with a space therebetween, and rails are directly attached to the pair of recesses, respectively. That is, Patent Document 1 does not suggest that the rail is removed from the concave portion and the drawer housing portion is removed from the cabinet body. Moreover, the material of the drawer | drawer accommodating part is not described.

JP 2006-341003 A

  If a fastener that releasably engages the movable part of the slide rail is attached to the drawer body in order to remove the drawer body from the cabinet body, the fastener and the slide rail movable part can be easily engaged with an inexpensive configuration. Is preferred. Moreover, such a subject exists also in drawers other than the system kitchen, such as a drawer of a bathroom vanity.

The present invention is mounted rather easy engagement member drawers body cabinet body with slide rails, inexpensive drawer improve the appearance, and has an object to provide a cabinet.

The present invention is a drawer provided in the cabinet body,
A slide rail having a fixed portion fixed to the cabinet body, and a movable portion slidable in a sliding direction with respect to the fixed portion;
A resin-made drawer body having an outer bottom surface placed on the movable part;
An engagement member attached to the drawer main body and releasably engaged with the movable portion in an engagement position;
The drawer body to which the engagement member is attached is detachable from the cabinet body provided with the slide rail,
The drawer body has at least a laterally outer side protruding portion from the movable part of the slide rail so that the movable part can be moved from the outer bottom surface of the drawer body downward to the sliding direction passing through the engagement position. And a side surface portion that is spaced apart from the convex portion located laterally outward from the movable portion to the lateral outer side and extends below the upper surface of the movable portion is integrally molded .

That is, since the convex portion for positioning the slide rail movable portion so as to be movable in the sliding direction passing through the engagement position is integrally formed with the resin-made drawer main body, the drawer main body with the engaging member is inexpensively connected to the cabinet with the slide rail. Easy to attach to the body. Moreover, it is difficult to see the movable part of the slide rail by the side part.
In addition, the cabinet provided with the said drawer, a system kitchen, etc. also show the effect | action and effect which were mentioned above.

According to the present invention, mounted rather easy engagement member drawers body cabinet body with slide rails, inexpensive drawer improve the appearance, and can provide a cabinet.

It is a perspective view which illustrates system kitchen K1 which has drawer 1. FIG. It is a perspective view which illustrates the cabinet main body 90 to which the slide rail 70 was attached. 6 is a side view illustrating the drawer 1 in a cross-sectional view of the slide rail fixing portion 71. FIG. FIG. 4 is a perspective view illustrating the bottom side of the drawer 1. It is the principal part vertical sectional view which cut | disconnected the cabinet 100 in the position of A1-A1 of FIG. FIG. 4 is a perspective view illustrating the upper surface side of the drawer 1. It is a perspective view which illustrates the bottom side of drawer body 10 to which engagement member 40 was attached. (A)-(d) is a bottom view which illustrates typically engagement with the fastener 41 (engagement member 40) and the slide rail movable part 72. FIG. (A) is a perspective view schematically illustrating a state where the engaging tool 76 and the drawer main body back part 14 are separated from each other, and (b) schematically illustrates a state where the engaging tool 76 and the drawer main body back part 14 are engaged. FIG.

  Embodiments of the present invention will be described below. Of course, the following embodiments are merely examples of the present invention, and all the features shown in the embodiments are not necessarily essential to the means for solving the invention.

(1) Overview of this technology:
First, an overview of the present technology will be described with reference to FIGS.

  The drawer 1 provided in the cabinet body 90 includes a slide rail 70, a resin drawer body 10, and an engaging member 40. The slide rail 70 has a fixed portion 71 fixed to the cabinet body 90 and a movable portion 72 that can slide in the slide direction D3 with respect to the fixed portion 71. The resin drawer body 10 has an outer bottom surface 17 placed on the slide rail movable portion 72. The engagement member 40 is attached to the drawer body 10 and releasably engages with the slide rail movable portion 72 at the engagement position P1. The drawer body 10 to which the engagement member 40 is attached is detachable from the cabinet body 90 provided with the slide rail 70. The drawer body 10 is integrally formed with a protrusion 30 that positions the slide rail movable part 72 so as to move in the sliding direction D3 that protrudes downward from the outer bottom surface 17 of the drawer body 10 and passes through the engagement position P1. That is, since the convex portion 30 for positioning the slide rail movable portion 72 so as to be movable in the sliding direction D3 passing through the engagement position P1 is integrally formed with the resin-made drawer body 10, the drawer 1 is inexpensive, It is easy to attach the drawer body 10 with the combined member 40 to the cabinet body 90 with the slide rail 70.

Here, the protrusion 30 has a protrusion that extends downward from the outer bottom surface 17 of the drawer body 10, a protrusion that protrudes downward from the outer bottom surface 17, and a bulge that bulges downward from the outer bottom surface 17. Part, etc. The direction in which the convex portion 30 exits from the drawer body outer bottom surface 17 includes not only the strict downward D6 but also the direction shifted from the strict downward D6. This direction includes, for example, a direction deviated within 45 ° (preferably within 30 °, further within 15 °) from the strictly lower D6. The convex portions 30 may be provided on both sides of the slide rail movable portion 72, or may be provided only on the side outer side D4o.

  The drawer body 10 may be integrally formed with the side surface portion 20 that is spaced apart from the movable portion 72 of the slide rail 70 to the lateral outer side D4o and extends downward from the upper surface 74a of the movable portion 72. Since the side surface portion 20 that is spaced apart from the slide rail movable portion 72 to the lateral outer side D4o and extends below the upper surface 74a of the movable portion 72 is integrally formed with the drawer body 10, the slide rail 70 is difficult to see. Become. Therefore, this aspect can provide an inexpensive drawer 1 that improves the appearance.

(2) Description of system kitchen with cabinet:
FIG. 1 shows an exploded construction example of the main part of a system kitchen K1 in which a kitchen floor cabinet 100 that accommodates the drawer 1 so as to be able to be pulled out in the pulling direction D1 with respect to the cabinet body 90 is shown. FIG. 2 shows a structural example of the cabinet body 90 with the slide rail 70. In these drawings, reference sign D1 denotes the pull-out direction of the drawer 1, reference sign D2 is the accommodation direction opposite to the pull-out direction D1, reference sign D3 is a sliding direction that generically refers to the aforementioned directions D1 and D2, and reference sign D4L is the pull-out direction D1 side ( The left when viewed from the front side S1), the code D4R is the right when viewed from the front side S1, the code D5 is the upper side, the code D6 is the lower side, the code S2 is the back side, the code S4L is the left side, and the code S4R is The right side is shown. The left side D4L and the right side D4R are collectively referred to as a side D4. The directions D1 and D2, the directions D4L and D4R, and the directions D5 and D6 need only intersect with each other, and are preferably orthogonal to each other, but the case where they are not orthogonal is also included in the present invention. Deviation from strict orthogonality due to error is included in orthogonality. For ease of illustration, the magnification in each direction may be different and the figures may not be consistent.

  The system kitchen K1 is formed by collecting a plurality of components. The floor cabinets 100, 101, and 102 are integrated by connecting side plates facing each other between adjacent floor cabinets by fixing parts such as screws and nuts, and a kitchen counter K2 is placed in the upper opening. Fixed. The counter K2 incorporates a sink K3, a cooking device K4, and a dishwasher K5. The cabinets 100 to 102 have various reference widths, and the system kitchen K1 is constructed by selecting and combining floor cabinets having various reference widths. The drawer 1 shown in FIG. 1 has a width of, for example, about 30 cm, excluding the sink K3, the cooking device K4, and the dishwasher K5.

The cabinet main body 90 is an outer box that does not include the drawer 1 in the cabinet 100. The cabinet body 90 can be constituted by, for example, a box body in which a bottom plate 93 and a back plate 94 are bridged between a pair of side plates 92 and 92 to form an accommodation space 91 for the drawer 1. A fixing portion 71 of a slide rail 70 for moving the drawer 1 in the sliding direction D3 is attached to the inner side surface of each side plate 92. The movable portion 72 of the slide rail 70 is disposed below the drawer body 10.
The material of the cabinet body is not particularly limited, and may be a wood material, a resin material such as a thermoplastic resin, a metal such as stainless steel, or the like.

(3) Drawer configuration:
FIG. 3 shows the right side surface of the drawer 1 in a state of being accommodated in the cabinet main body 90, and the slide rail fixing portion 71 is viewed in cross section. FIG. 4 shows the bottom side of the drawer 1 in a state of being pulled out from the cabinet body 90. FIG. 5 is a vertical cross-sectional view of the main part of the cabinet 100 cut at the position A1-A1 in FIG. FIG. 6 shows the upper surface side of the drawer 1. FIG. 7 shows the bottom side of the drawer body 10 to which the engaging member 40 and the decorative plate 60 are attached. In the drawing, reference sign D4i indicates the inner side from the slide rail movable part 72, and reference sign D4o indicates the lateral outer side from the slide rail movable part 72. The aforementioned directions D4i and D4o are collectively referred to as the side D4. A decorative plate 60 and a handle 61 are attached to the front portion 13 of the drawer body 10, but the handle 61 is omitted in FIGS.

The drawer 1 provided in the cabinet body 90 includes a slide rail 70, a resin drawer body 10, and an engaging member 40.
The slide rail 70 shown in FIG. 4 and the like includes a fixed portion 71 that is an inner rail, an intermediate rail 73 that is slidable in the slide direction D3 with respect to the fixed portion 71, and a slide direction D3 with respect to the intermediate rail 73. This is a three-stage slide rail having an outer rail 74 slidably provided. Basically, the inner side of the intermediate rail 73 and the outer side of the fixed portion 71 can be slid relative to each other in the longitudinal direction of both the parts 71 and 73 via the ball bearing 75, and the inner side of the outer rail 74 and the intermediate rail 73 Is slidable in the longitudinal direction of both rails 73 and 74 via ball bearings 75. The intermediate rail 73 and the outer rail 74 constitute a movable portion 72 that is slidable in the sliding direction D3 with respect to the fixed portion 71.

The fixing portion 71 has an attachment portion 71a attached to the side plate 92 of the cabinet body 90, and is fixed to the cabinet body 90 when the attachment portion 71a is attached to the side plate 92 with screws or the like. The intermediate rail 73 is a member that increases the amount of drawer of the outer rail 74 and the drawer body 10. The outer rail 74 has an upper surface 74a for placing the outer bottom surface 17 of the drawer body 10 and a hook portion 74b that releasably engages with the engagement member 40 at the engagement position P1 shown in FIG. Yes. On the inner side S2 of the outer rail 74 shown in FIG. 9A, an engagement tool 76 having a protrusion 76a inserted into the hole 14a of the back portion 14 of the drawer body 10 is attached.
Each part of the slide rail 70 can be formed of metal, for example.

  The drawer body 10 has a storage recess 11 for storing the object G1 and is movable in the slide direction D3 together with the slide rail movable portion 72. Accordingly, the drawer main body 10 can be pulled out from the cabinet main body 90 in the pull-out direction D1, and can be stored in the cabinet main body 90 in the storage direction D2.

  The drawer main body 10 shown in FIGS. 5 to 7 and the like has a bottom portion 12, a front portion 13, a back portion 14, and side portions 20L and 20R integrally forming a storage concave portion 11 having an open top, and is disposed below the bottom outer bottom surface 17. It has the convex part 30 which protruded to the side. Here, the inner bottom surface 16 is an upper surface of the bottom portion 12, that is, a surface on which the object G1 is placed, and the outer bottom surface 17 is a lower surface of the bottom portion 12, that is, a surface including a portion placed on the slide rail movable portion 72. It is. Further, the side surface portions 20L and 20R are collectively referred to as the side surface portion 20. A partition 15 is formed in the storage recess 11. For the convenience of molding, the thinned portions 15c and 20c having a slightly tapered die-out taper are formed in the partition 15, the side surface portion 20 and the like. The drawer body 10 is a resin molded product in which these portions are integrally molded with a resin material such as a thermoplastic resin. Injection molding or the like can be used for molding the resin material.

  The storage recess 11 forms a storage space SP1 for storing the object G1. The storage recess 11 shown in FIGS. 5 and 6 has a relatively low center-side inner bottom surface 16a and relatively high end-side inner bottom surfaces 16b and 16c. The space on the center side inner bottom surface 16a and the space on the inner bottom surface 16b of the left side D4L are a common storage space SP2 that is connected to each other although there is a partition 15 on the front side S1. The reason why the end-side inner bottom surfaces 16b and 16c are higher than the center-side inner bottom surface 16a is that the slide rail movable portion 72 is provided below the end-side inner bottom surfaces 16b and 16c. However, since the space on the central inner bottom surface 16a and the space on the inner bottom surface 16b of the left D4L are connected on the back side S2, objects that do not fit in the space on the central inner bottom surface 16a are placed inside the central side. It can be accommodated from the space on the bottom surface 16a to the space on the end side inner bottom surface 16b.

  The outer bottom surface 17 on the back side of the end side inner bottom surfaces 16b and 16c is placed on the upper surface 74a of the outer rail 74 (slide rail movable portion 72). An engagement member 40 that is releasably engaged with the outer rail 74 at the engagement position P1 is attached to the front side S1 of the outer bottom surface 17. The drawer body 10 provided with the engaging member 40 can be attached to and detached from the cabinet body 90 with the slide rail 70.

  From the outer bottom surface 17, a convex portion 30 that projects the outer rail 74 (slide rail movable portion 72) so as to move in the sliding direction D <b> 3 passing through the engagement position P <b> 1 protrudes downward. In the example of FIG. 5, the inner convex portion 31 extends downward from the outer bottom surface 17 on the side inner side D <b> 4 i of each outer rail 74, and the outer convex portion 32 extends from the outer bottom surface 17 on the side outer side D <b> 4 o of each outer rail 74. It is shown that it extends downward D6. By design, a very small gap CL1 of about 0.1 to 1 mm, for example, is provided between the inner convex portion 31 and the outer rail 74 formed of a resin material, and the outer convex portion 32 and the outer rail formed of a resin material. 74 is provided with a very small gap CL2 of about 0.1 to 1 mm, for example. As a result, the position of the outer rail 74 is substantially determined in the width direction (left D4L and right D4R) of the drawer body 10 in consideration of molding errors, and the outer body 74 is not engaged with the engaging member 40. The rail 74 is movable in the sliding direction D3 passing through the engagement position P1.

  The inner convex portion 31 shown in FIG. 7 is a protrusion whose longitudinal direction is directed to the slide direction D3, and is divided into a plurality of pieces in the slide direction D3. Although it can shape | mold accurately by dividing | segmenting the inner side convex part 31 into plurality, the inner side convex part 31 may be connected over the whole slide direction D3. The outer convex part 32 shown in FIG. 7 is also a protrusion whose longitudinal direction is directed to the sliding direction D3. Although the outer convex part 32 can also be shape | molded accurately by dividing | segmenting into plurality in the sliding direction D3, it may be connected over the whole sliding direction D3. The outer bottom surface 17 between the inner convex portion 31 and the outer convex portion 32 that are formed as ridges has a groove shape into which the outer rail 74 enters. Since the slide rail fixing portion 71 is below the slide rail movable portion 72 (the intermediate rail 73 and the outer rail 74), at least the lower edge of the outer convex portion 32 is above the lower edge of the slide rail movable portion 72.

  For example, a decorative plate 60 and a handle 61 as shown in FIG. 1 are attached to the front portion 13 formed of a resin material as separate members. For example, a hole 14a into which the protruding portion 76a of the engaging tool 76 is inserted is formed in the back portion 14 formed of a resin material, as shown in FIG.

  For example, as shown in FIG. 5, the side surfaces 20L and 20R formed of a resin material are separated from the outer rail 74 (slide rail movable portion 72) laterally outside D4o due to the presence of the thinned portion 20c. It extends downward from the upper surface 74a. Here, of the side surfaces 20L and 20R, a portion above the outer rail upper surface 74a is referred to as a main body portion 22 and a portion below the outer rail upper surface 74a is referred to as a cover portion 24. Since the slide rail fixing portion 71 is located under the slide rail movable portion 72, the lower edge of the cover portion 24 is above the lower edge of the slide rail movable portion 72.

  The slide rail movable portion 72 (the intermediate rail 73 and the outer rail 74) is covered to some extent by the outer convex portion 32 on the side outer side D4o of the outer rail 74. However, as described above, the lower edge of the outer convex portion 32 must be located above the lower edge of the slide rail movable portion 72, and the outer convex portion 32 is immediately adjacent to the outer rail 74 (slide rail movable portion 72). Since it is near, if there is no cover part 24, there is a high possibility that the slide rail movable part 72 can be seen. The drawer main body 10 shown in FIG. 5 and the like has a cover portion 24 that is spaced apart from the slide rail movable portion 72 to the side outer side D4o by the portion corresponding to the thinned portion 20c and extends substantially downward D6 from the outer rail upper surface 74a. For this reason, even if the lower edge of the cover part 24 must be higher than the lower edge of the slide rail movable part 72, the slide rail movable part 72 is difficult to see by the cover part 24. Accordingly, the drawer 1 of the present technology has a good appearance while being inexpensive because the drawer body 10 having the convex portions 30 is made of resin. In particular, since the cover 24 is separated from the outer convex portion 32 toward the lateral outer side D4o, the slide rail movable portion 72 is positioned so as to be movable in the slide direction D3, and the slide rail movable portion 72 is difficult to see. Both are realized at the lateral outer side D4o from the slide rail movable part 72. Moreover, since the side surface part 20 has a slight slight divergent draft, it has a good flat feeling and a good appearance.

  For example, a fastener 41 shown in FIGS. 8A to 8D can be used for the engaging member 40 attached to the drawer body 10. The fastener 41 includes a recess 41a for receiving the hook portion 74b on the near side S1 of the outer rail 74, and the recess 41a with the center portion 41c on the near side S1 of the fastener 41 as the center of rotation. ) In the counterclockwise biasing direction 41). A spring or the like can be used for the urging mechanism 41b. As shown in FIGS. 8A to 8C, the hook portion 74b of the outer rail 74 that is positioned by the convex portion 30 and moves in the pulling direction D1 has the fastener 41 centered on the central portion 41c as shown in FIG. 8B. Is rotated clockwise, that is, in a direction opposite to the biasing direction, and then enters the recess 41a to engage with the fastener 41. When the person or user of the trader moves the fastener 41 clockwise around the center portion 41c as shown in FIG. 8D, the engagement between the hook portion 74b and the fastener 41 is released, and the outer rail 74 hook portions 74b can be moved in the accommodation direction D2.

(4) Explanation of action and effect of drawer:
Next, the operation and effect of the drawer 1 will be described. When the drawer 1 is used, the fastener 41 and the outer rail hook portion 74b are engaged with each other at the lower side of the outer bottom surface 17 as shown in FIG. It is a premise that the protrusion 76a of the engaging tool 76 fixed to the outer rail upper surface 74a is inserted into the hole 14a as shown in FIG.

  As shown in FIG. 1, when the drawer 1 housed in the cabinet body 90 is pulled out, the drawer body 10 appears, and the object G1 can be taken in and out of the housing recess 11. Here, as shown in FIG. 8 (d), when the fastener 41 is moved clockwise around the center portion 41c by hand, that is, in the direction opposite to the urging direction, the hook portion 74b and the fastener 41 are moved. The engagement is released. Therefore, when the outer rail 74 is moved in the accommodating direction D2 along the convex portions 31 and 32, the protruding portion 76a of the engaging tool 76 comes out from the hole 14a of the drawer main body back portion 14 as shown in FIG. Therefore, both the front side S1 and the back side S2 of the drawer body 10 to which the fastener 41 (engagement member 40) is attached are simultaneously released from the engagement with the outer rail 74 (slide rail movable portion 72), and the fastener The drawer body 10 with 41 is removed from the cabinet body 90 with slide rails 70.

  When attaching the drawer body 10 with the fastener 41 to the cabinet body 90 with the slide rail 70, a person or user of the trader first places the outer bottom surface 17 between the inner convex portion 31 and the outer convex portion 32 on the outer rail upper surface 74a. It only has to be placed. Here, as shown in FIGS. 5 and 7, the both convex portions 31 and 32 are positioned so that the outer rail 74 can move in the sliding direction D <b> 3 that goes out from the outer bottom surface 17 of the drawer body and passes through the engagement position P <b> 1. . For this reason, as shown to Fig.8 (a), the outer rail hook part 74b can be moved to the engagement position P1 by the hand in the extraction | drawer direction D1. As shown in FIG. 8B, when the outer rail hook portion 74b comes into contact with the fastener 41, the fastener 41 rotates clockwise around the central portion 41c. When the hook portion 74b enters the concave portion 41a and engages with the fastener 41 as shown in FIG. 8C, the protruding portion of the engaging tool 76 is inserted into the hole 14a of the drawer main body back portion 14 as shown in FIG. 9B. 76a is inserted. Accordingly, both the front side S1 and the back side S2 of the drawer body 10 to which the fastener 41 is attached simultaneously engage with the outer rail 74, and the drawer body 10 with the fastener 41 is attached to the cabinet body 90 with the slide rail 70. .

  The convex portions 31 and 32 described above are integrally formed in the resin drawer body 10. Thus, since the convex part 30 which positions the slide rail movable part 72 so that the slide rail movable part 72 can move in the sliding direction D3 passing through the engagement position P1 is integrally formed in the resin-made drawer body 10, the drawer 1 is inexpensive. The drawer body 10 with the engaging member 40 can be easily attached to the cabinet body 90 with the slide rail 70. Further, since the side surface portion 20 that is spaced apart from the slide rail movable portion 72 to the lateral outer side D4o and extends downward from the upper surface 74a of the movable portion 72 is integrally formed with the drawer body 10, the slide rail 70 is formed. It is difficult to see and the appearance of the drawer 1 is good.

  When the drawer 1 that has been drawn out is pressed, the drawer 1 can be accommodated in the cabinet body 90.

(5) Modification:
Various modifications can be considered for the present invention.
For example, the drawer may be provided in a cupboard, a vanity, etc. installed in a place other than the system kitchen.
Although it is preferable that the slide rail is a three-stage type having an intermediate rail because the amount of the drawer body to be drawn increases, a two-stage type having no intermediate rail may be used. Of course, it is possible to use four or more slide rails. In this case, the movable part has three or more stages.
Slide rail, in addition provided on the right and left two positions relative to the cabinet body, 1 may be provided only箇stations may be provided three or more. Also the engagement member, other than that provided in the right and left two positions relative to the drawer body, 1 may be provided only箇stations may be provided three or more. Of course, two or more engaging members may be provided for the movable portion of each slide rail.

Inner convex portion 3 1 described above may be omitted. Further, only the inner convex portion 31 may be provided on the left side S4L of the drawer body 10, and only the outer convex portion 32 may be provided on the right side S4R of the drawer body 10. Alternatively, only the outer convex portion 32 may be provided on the left side S4L of the drawer body 10. Thus, only the inner convex portion 31 may be provided on the right side S4R of the drawer body 10. Further, only a part of the plurality of slide rails may be integrally formed with the convex part for positioning the movable part so as to be movable in the sliding direction on the bottom of the drawer body.

(6) Conclusion:
As described above, according to the present invention, it is possible to provide a technique such as an inexpensive drawer that is easy to attach the drawer body with the engagement member to the cabinet body with the slide rail according to various aspects. Needless to say, the above-described basic actions and effects can be obtained even with a technique that does not have the constituent requirements according to the dependent claims but includes only the constituent requirements according to the independent claims.
In addition, the configurations disclosed in the embodiments and modifications described above are mutually replaced, the combinations are changed, the known technology, and the configurations disclosed in the embodiments and modifications described above are mutually connected. It is possible to implement a configuration in which replacement or combination is changed. The present invention includes these configurations and the like.

1 ... Drawer
10 ... Drawer body, 11 ... Storage recess,
12 ... Bottom part, 13 ... Front part, 14 ... Back part, 14a ... Hole, 15 ... Partition, 15c ... Meat removal part,
16, 16a-16c ... inner bottom surface, 17 ... outer bottom surface,
20, 20 </ b> L, 20 </ b> R—side surface portion, 20 c—thickening portion, 22 —main body portion, 24 —cover portion,
30 ... convex portion, 31 ... inner convex portion, 32 ... outer convex portion,
40 ... engaging member, 41 ... fastener,
70 ... slide rail, 71 ... fixed part, 71a ... mounting part, 72 ... movable part,
73 ... Intermediate rail, 74 ... Outer rail, 74a ... Upper surface,
76 ... engaging tool, 76a ... projecting part,
90 ... Cabinet body, 91 ... Storage space, 92 ... Side plate, 93 ... Bottom plate, 94 ... Back plate,
100 to 102 ... cabinet,
D1 ... Drawing direction, D2 ... Accommodating direction, D3 ... Sliding direction,
D4 ... Side, D4i ... Side inside, D4o ... Side outside, D4L ... Left, D4R ... Right,
D5 ... upward, D6 ... downward,
K1 ... System kitchen, K2 ... Counter,
P1: engagement position.

Claims (2)

A drawer provided in the cabinet body,
A slide rail having a fixed portion fixed to the cabinet body, and a movable portion slidable in a sliding direction with respect to the fixed portion;
A resin-made drawer body having an outer bottom surface placed on the movable part;
An engagement member attached to the drawer main body and releasably engaged with the movable portion in an engagement position;
The drawer body to which the engagement member is attached is detachable from the cabinet body provided with the slide rail,
The drawer body has at least a laterally outer side protruding portion from the movable part of the slide rail so that the movable part can be moved from the outer bottom surface of the drawer body downward to the sliding direction passing through the engagement position. And a side surface portion that is spaced apart from the convex portion located laterally outward from the movable portion to the lateral outer side and extends downward from the upper surface of the movable portion is integrally molded. drawer. A cabinet with drawers in the cabinet body,
The drawer is
A slide rail having a fixed portion fixed to the cabinet body, and a movable portion slidable in a sliding direction with respect to the fixed portion;
A resin-made drawer body having an outer bottom surface placed on the movable part;
An engagement member attached to the drawer main body and releasably engaged with the movable portion in an engagement position;
The drawer body to which the engagement member is attached is detachable from the cabinet body provided with the slide rail,
The drawer body has at least a laterally outer side protruding portion from the movable part of the slide rail so that the movable part can be moved from the outer bottom surface of the drawer body downward to the sliding direction passing through the engagement position. And a side surface portion that is spaced apart from the convex portion located laterally outward from the movable portion to the lateral outer side and extends downward from the upper surface of the movable portion is integrally molded. cabinet.

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