JP5898870B2 - Living room storage structure - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a storage structure of a living room.

  Conventionally, as a storage structure provided in a house, a structure including a closet is known. In the closet storage space, various items such as clothes, furniture, furniture, and bedding are stored and stored. Many items stored in the storage space of the closet are shared by a plurality of family members, such as clothing and accessories.

  By the way, such a closet is often provided along with a living room, and is often provided with only one doorway facing the living room. Therefore, to access the closet, you must enter the room. However, for example, if the living room is a couple's bedroom and is a space where privacy is important, family members other than the couple cannot enter the room unnecessarily, and it is difficult for the family members to access the closet. Become. As a result, there arises a problem that even if a shared item is stored in the closet storage space, the family member cannot take in or out the shared item.

  In order to cope with such a problem, the following Patent Document 1 discloses a closet disposed between a living room and a corridor. This closet has an entrance / exit between the living room and an entrance / exit between the corridor. In the structure described in Patent Document 1, since family members can directly access the closet from the corridor, it is not necessary to enter the living room when taking in and out common items.

JP 2001-87051 A

  However, in the structure described in Patent Document 1, although the closet storage space can be accessed from both the living room and the corridor, actions associated with taking in and out the stored items, such as changing clothes, are not considered. For example, if a family member on the corridor changes clothes, the family member on the corridor looks carelessly as soon as the family member on the living room accesses the storage space. There is a problem. As described above, when the storage space of the closet can be accessed from different spaces, it is difficult to ensure mutual privacy between the family member on one side of the storage space and the family member on the other side of the storage space. .

  An object of the present invention is to provide a storage structure of a living room that can ensure mutual privacy between a family member on one side of the storage space and a family member on the other side of the storage space.

The present invention relates to a holder for a room provided in contact with the hallway, the living room has a closet space having a main chamber space having a first opening facing the corridor, a second opening facing the corridor, A storage space between the main room space and the storage room space . The storage space and the main room space are partitioned by a first fitting having translucency, and the storage space and the storage room space have a light shielding property. It is divided by two joinery.

  According to the storage structure of the living room according to the present invention, the first family member who uses the main room space enters the main room space from the corridor through the first opening, and divides the main room space and the storage space. The storage space can be accessed by opening one joiner. The second family member who does not use the main room space can access the storage space by entering the storage space from the corridor through the second opening and opening the second fitting that partitions the storage space and the storage space. Therefore, even when a thing shared by the first family member and the second family member is stored in the storage space, the second family member can move in and out without entering the main room space. The privacy of the first family member who uses the main room space is maintained. Here, the second fitting has a light shielding property. Therefore, the second family member in the storage space can change clothes by hiding in the second fitting, and even if the first family member is in the main room space, the privacy of the second family member is maintained. Be drunk. Moreover, since the first joinery has translucency, the first family member can detect the movement of the second family member in the storage space even when the first joinery is closed. Since the first family member can take care not to inadvertently see, for example, the second family member who is changing clothes in the storage room, the privacy of the second family member is also maintained from this viewpoint. Therefore, the mutual privacy of the 1st family member in the main room space which is the one side of storage space, and the 2nd family member in the storage room which is the other side of storage space can be secured. Furthermore, since the first fitting has translucency, the main room space becomes bright. In addition, if the first joinery is opened and the second joinery is closed, the privacy of family members in the storage space can be ensured while ventilating clothes stored in the storage space. . Furthermore, if the first fitting and the second fitting are opened, ventilation and ventilation can be performed in the main room space and the storage space.

  In addition, it is preferable that a fitting attachment portion is provided on the ceiling of the main room space so that the first fitting or the second fitting is moved and attached in parallel. According to this structure, the state which provided the storage space between the main room space and the storage space by moving and attaching the first fitting and the second fitting using the fitting attachment portion provided in the main room space You can freely adjust the size of the storage space.

  Here, the first joinery and the second joinery are arranged to face each other, and in the storage space, detachable pipes are juxtaposed in two rows in a direction parallel to the first joinery and the second joinery, The pipe is preferably supported by a plurality of poles detachably fixed to the ceiling of the storage space. According to this configuration, it is possible to store frequently used clothing etc. in the storage space, and it is possible to store clothes and accessories that are not usually used in the storage space, and the storage location is divided according to the storage frequency and the usage frequency. be able to.

  In addition, it is preferable that the fitting attachment portion is provided at a position closer to the storage space than the first opening. According to this configuration, even when the first joinery and the second joinery are transferred, the first opening of the main room space is not blocked by these joinery and maintains the function of the entrance to the hallway. Therefore, by enlarging the storage space, the storage space can be used as one room, and the storage space can be used as a shared storage portion for the storage space and the main room space. Therefore, it is possible to flexibly cope with changes in the resident's life stage.

  ADVANTAGE OF THE INVENTION According to this invention, the mutual privacy of the family member in the one side of storage space and the family member in the other side of storage space can be ensured.

It is a top view which shows the accommodation structure of the living room which concerns on 1st Embodiment of this invention. It is the front view which looked at the 1st fitting from the main room space side. It is the front view which looked at the 2nd fitting from the storage room space side. It is a perspective view of the pipe installed in the storage space. (A)-(d) is a top view which shows the usage condition of the storage structure of FIG. It is a top view which shows the storage structure at the time of moving the 1st joinery and the 2nd joinery. It is a top view which shows the storage structure of the living room which concerns on 2nd Embodiment.

  Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. In the description of the drawings, the same elements are denoted by the same reference numerals, and redundant descriptions are omitted.

  FIG. 1 is a plan view showing a storage structure of a living room according to the first embodiment. As shown in FIG. 1, the storage structure 1 is a storage structure of a living room 3 provided in contact with a corridor 2 in a house. In this embodiment, the family who lives in this house is composed of, for example, a couple (that is, a father and a mother) and children of the couple (that is, a daughter and a son). The living room 3 is a couple's bedroom 4 as a main room space provided along the hallway 2, a storage space 5 provided along the hallway 2, and a storage space provided between the bedroom 4 and the storage space 5. 6 are provided. That is, the storage structure 1 includes a corridor 2, a bedroom 4, a storage space 5, and a storage space 6.

  The bedroom 4 is a room used as a bedroom for a couple. The bedroom 4 has a rectangular shape in plan view, and includes a wall 10 between the corridor 2, a wall 11 that faces the wall 10, and a wall 12 that connects one end of each of the walls 10 and 11. Is formed by a U-shaped wall body in plan view, and a fitting 20 that partitions the bedroom 4 and the storage space 6. The bedroom 4 has an opening (first opening) 7 formed in a part of the wall 10 that is a long side wall. The opening 7 faces the hallway 2 and is used as an entrance / exit of the bedroom 4. The opening 7 is provided with a door or the like (not shown). A window 8a is provided in the wall portion 12 which is a short side wall. Two windows 8b and 8c are provided in the wall portion 11 which is a long side wall. Outside air can flow into the bedroom 4 through the windows 8a, 8b, and 8c. In the bedroom 4, a twin bed 9 comprising two beds 9a and 9b is arranged.

  The storage space 5 is provided adjacent to the bedroom 4. The storage space 5 is a space for storing and storing accessories such as furniture and precious metals, and is also a space for accessing the storage space 6. The storage space 5 has a rectangular shape in plan view, the wall 10 between the corridor 2, the wall 11 facing the wall 10, and the wall connecting the one end of the walls 10, 11. 13 is surrounded by a U-shaped wall body formed in a plan view, and a fitting 21 that partitions the storage space 5 and the storage space 6. The floor area of the storage space 5 is smaller than the floor area of the bedroom 4. The storage space 5 has an opening (second opening) 14 formed in a part of the wall 10 that is a long side wall. The opening 14 faces the hallway 2 and is used as an entrance / exit of the storage space 5. The opening 14 is provided with a door or the like (not shown). A window 15 is provided in the wall portion 11 which is a long side wall. Outside air can flow into the storage space 5 through the window 15.

  The storage space 6 is provided between the bedroom 4 and the storage space 5 and divides the bedroom 4 and the storage space 5. The storage space 6 is a space for storing and storing clothes, for example. The storage space 6 has a rectangular shape in plan view, and the long side on one side faces the bedroom 4 and the long side on the other side faces the storage space 5. The pair of short side walls of the storage space 6 is constituted by a part of the wall portions 10 and 11 described above.

  As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, a top-and-bottom fitting (first fitting) 20 is installed between the storage space 6 and the bedroom 4. That is, the fitting 20 is provided on the bedroom 4 side of the storage space 6 and partitions (divides) the storage space 6 and the bedroom 4. The joinery 20 includes four sliding doors 20a to 20d, and rails 22a and 22b on which the upper and lower ends of the sliding doors 20a to 20d slide are fixed to the ceiling and the floor. The joinery 20 is a detachable sliding door joiner that is detachably attached to the rails 22a and 22b.

  Here, the sliding doors 20a to 20d are made of a translucent member such as a milky white acrylic plate. This translucency is light transmissivity that can be seen from the opposite side (the storage space 5 side when viewed from the bedroom 4 side) across the sliding doors 20a to 20d. In other words, the sliding doors 20a to 20d are translucent. Therefore, even when the joinery 20 is closed, it is possible to visually recognize whether there is a family member beyond the sliding doors 20a to 20d. As the members constituting the sliding doors 20a to 20d, glass doors, rubbed glass, or the like can be used, or partially transparent glass can be used.

  As shown in FIGS. 1 and 3, a top and bottom joinery (second joinery) 21 is installed between the storage space 6 and the storage space 5. That is, the joinery 21 is provided on the storage space 5 side of the storage space 6 and partitions (divides) the storage space 6 and the storage space 5. The joinery 21 includes four sliding doors 21a to 21d, and rails 23a and 23b on which the upper and lower ends of the sliding doors 21a to 21d slide are fixed to the ceiling and the floor. The joinery 21 is a detachable sliding door joiner that is detachably attached to the rails 23a and 23b.

  Here, the sliding doors 21a to 21d are made of a light-shielding member such as an opaque plate material. Since the sliding doors 21a to 21d do not have light transmittance, the state of the opposite side (the bedroom 4 side when viewed from the storage space 5 side) across the sliding doors 21a to 21d cannot be seen. For example, two bars 28 on which a belt or the like can be hung are fixed to the sliding doors 21b and 21c, which are external sliding doors. One life-size mirror 29 is fixed to each of the sliding doors 21a and 21d which are inner sliding doors. The bar 28 and the mirror 29 are provided so as to face the storage space 5, and it is easy to change clothes in the storage space 5.

  In a normal state where no one is in the bedroom 4 and the storage space 5 and no one is changing clothes in the bedroom 4 or the storage space 5, that is, no one is accessing the storage space 6, FIG. As such, the joinery 20 is closed and the joinery 21 is opened.

  As shown in FIGS. 1 and 4, a pipe 24 for hanging a suspended object such as a hanger 33 is detachably installed in the storage space 6. The pipe 24 has the same configuration as a hanger pipe used for indoor clothes drying. Specifically, the pipe 24 is supported by a plurality of substantially disc-shaped attachment portions 31 fixed to the ceiling 30 and a plurality of poles 32 whose base ends are fixed to the attachment portions 31 and hang down. The pipes 24 are arranged in two rows in the depth direction of the storage space 6 and have a two-stage configuration. The pipe 24 includes a long upper pipe 24a and a short lower pipe 24b. Each of the pipes 24 a and 24 b is suspended in the pole 32 by being inserted into a ring provided in the middle and at the tip of the pole 32. The pole 32 can be attached to and detached from the attachment portion 31. Note that the pipe 24 may be suspended from a mounting portion fixed to the wall portions 10 and 11.

  In such a storage space 6, the couple's clothing is stored, and for example, when the mother and daughter share the clothing, the clothing is also stored. The shared clothing is taken in and out from the bedroom 4 side when the mother wears it, and is put in and out from the storage space 5 side when the daughter wears it. For example, the father can put on a shirt from the bedroom 4 side and the daughter can put on a dress from the storage space 5 side. Even in such a case, in the storage structure 1, mutual privacy is maintained.

  There are no obstacles on the floor of the storage space 6 that hinder walking. Then, the bedroom 4 and the storage space 5 are connected via the storage space 6 by pulling (opening) the fittings 20b and 20c (see FIG. 2) and the sliding doors 21b and 21c (see FIG. 3) to the left and right sides. Thereby, the couple and the child can go back and forth between the bedroom 4 and the storage space 5. Thus, the storage space 6 functions as a walk-through closet provided between the bedroom 4 and the storage space 5.

  Returning to FIG. 1, a pair of rails 26 and 27 extending from the wall 10 to the wall 11 are fixed to the ceiling of the bedroom 4. These rails 26 and 27 are the same as the above-mentioned rails 22a and 23a for attaching the fittings 20 and 21. Although these rails 26 and 27 are not used in the present situation shown in FIG. 1, they are joinery attaching portions to which the joinery 20 and 21 are relocated and attached in order to change the layout in the future. The rails 26 and 27 are spaced apart from each other in the extending direction of the wall portions 10 and 11 between the window 8b and the window 8c. In other words, the rails 26 and 27 are provided at positions closer to the storage space 5 than the opening 7 of the bedroom 4. In consideration of the convenience of the bedroom 4 in the present situation, rails are not provided on the floor, and rails are provided when the fixtures 20 and 21 need to be moved in the future.

  According to the storage structure 1 of the living room 3 of the present embodiment described above, a couple using the bedroom 4 enters the bedroom 4 from the corridor 2 through the opening 7 and accesses the storage space 6 by opening the fitting 20. it can. Further, a child who does not use the bedroom 4 can access the storage space 6 by entering the storage space 5 from the corridor 2 through the opening 14 and opening the joinery 21. Therefore, for example, even when clothes shared by the mother and daughter are stored in the storage space 6, the daughter can put in and out the shared clothes without entering the bedroom 4. Privacy is preserved. Further, as shown in FIG. 5A, since the joinery 21 has a light-shielding property, for example, when the daughter B is in the storage space 5, the daughter B can change clothes by using the joinery 21 as a hidden board. Even if Father A has father A, daughter's privacy is maintained. Of course, the daughter B can close the joinery 21 after the clothes are taken out so that the storage room 5 side cannot be completely seen from the bedroom 4. Further, since the joinery 20 has translucency, the father A can detect the movement of the daughter B in the storage space 6 by opening and closing the joinery 21 (light, sound, etc.) even when the joinery 20 is closed. It is possible to take care not to inadvertently see the daughter B who is changing clothes in the storage space 6, for example. Therefore, the privacy of the daughter B is maintained also from this viewpoint. On the contrary, the daughter B can visually recognize whether or not the father A is in the bedroom 4 even when the joinery 20 is closed, and considers the father A in the bedroom 4. Therefore, for example, even when the father A changes clothes in the bedroom 4, as a result, the privacy of the father A is maintained. Therefore, mutual privacy between the couple in the bedroom 4 on one side of the storage space 6 and the child (daughter B or the like) in the storage space 5 on the other side of the storage space 6 is ensured. Furthermore, in the normal state shown in FIG. 1, since the fitting 20 has translucency, the bedroom 4 becomes bright. Further, as shown in FIG. 5B, if the joinery 20 is opened and the joinery 21 is closed, the clothes are stored in the storage space 5 while ventilating clothes and the like stored in the storage space 6. The privacy of family members (children, etc.) is secured. Furthermore, as shown in FIG.5 (c), if the fitting 20 and the fitting 21 are made into the open state, ventilation and ventilation in the bedroom 4 and the storage space 5 can also be performed. In addition, it is easy to perform work such as putting in and out of clothes. Making the joinery 20 and the joinery 21 open is particularly effective in the time of changing clothes and the rainy season.

  In addition, since the pipe 24 for hanging the hanger 33 is detachably installed in the storage space 6, it is possible to store clothes that are frequently used in the storage space 6, and it is not often used in the storage space 5. Clothes and accessories can be stored, and the storage position can be divided according to the stored items and the frequency of use.

  Moreover, since the rails 26 and 27 for attaching the joinery 20 and the joinery 21 are provided in the bedroom 4, by moving and attaching the joinery 20 and the joinery 21 using the rails 26 and 27, With the storage space 6 provided between the storage space 5 and the storage space 5, the size of the storage space 5 can be freely adjusted. For example, as shown in FIG. 6, the storage space 5 can be enlarged and used as a bedroom 40 anew.

  As shown in FIGS. 1 and 6, since the rails 26 and 27 are provided at a position closer to the storage space 5 than the opening 7, the opening portion is also provided when the fitting 20 and the fitting 21 are moved. 7 maintains the function of the doorway to the hallway 2 without being blocked by these fittings 20 and 21. Therefore, by enlarging the storage space 5, the original storage space 5 can be used as one bedroom 40, and the original bedroom 4 can be continuously used as a single bedroom 41, so that the storage space 42 can be used. Can be used as a shared storage section for the bedroom 40 and the bedroom 41. Therefore, it is possible to flexibly cope with changes in the resident's life stage.

  Moreover, since the pipe 24 and the pole 32 provided in the storage space 6 are detachable, the transfer of the storage space 6 is easy, and the use of the space is made flexible. Moreover, since the bar 28 and the mirror 29 are attached to the joinery 21, the function as a closet (a storage) is enriched, and the usability is improved.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 5D, the storage space 6 functions as a walk-through closet, so that the father A takes clothes from the storage space 6 and then changes clothes in the storage space 5 and exits from the opening 14. Or the furniture can be returned from the storage space 5 to the bedroom 4 and can be used freely according to the purpose of accessing the storage space 6 or the storage space 5. In this case, it becomes easy to pass through the storage space 6 by moving the hanger 33 to the left and right.

  FIG. 7 is a plan view showing a storage structure of a living room according to the second embodiment. In the storage structure 1 </ b> A shown in FIG. 7, the living room 50 includes a couple's bedroom 52, a storage space 54 provided adjacent to the bedroom 52, and a storage space 55 provided between the bedroom 52 and the storage space 54. A child room 53 that communicates with the storage space 54 through the opening 59 is provided. The corridor 51 extends along the bedroom 52 and the storage space 55 and is bent in an L shape along the storage space 54. The bedroom 52 has an opening 56 facing the hallway 51, and the storage space 54 has two openings 57 and 58 facing the hallway 51. The storage space 55 and the bedroom 52 are partitioned by a fixture 60 having translucency, and the storage space 55 and the storage space 54 are partitioned by a fixture 61 having light shielding properties.

  According to the storage structure 1 </ b> A, the privacy of the couple in the bedroom 52 and the child in the storage space 54 is ensured in the same manner as in the storage structure 1. In the storage structure 1 </ b> A, not only can the storage space 54 be entered from the hallway 51, but the child can enter the storage space 54 directly from the child room 53 through the opening 59.

  As mentioned above, although embodiment of this invention was described, this invention is not limited to the said embodiment. For example, in the above-described embodiment, the case where the rails are provided above and below the joinery 20 and 21 has been described. However, these joinery may be a hanging door or a folding door. Further, in the case where the fittings 20 and 21 are moved, the case where the two rooms are used as the bedrooms 40 and 41 in FIG. 6 has been described, but either one may be used as a study or a dressing corner. Furthermore, in 2nd Embodiment, the structure which provides only any one or two among the opening parts 57,58,59 of the storage space 54 may be sufficient. In the above-described embodiment, the case where the hanger 33 is hung on the pipe 24 has been described. However, for example, an S-shaped hook or a hanging object such as a belt or tie hanger may be hung on the pipe.

  DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1,1A ... Storage structure, 2,51 ... Corridor, 3,50 ... Living room, 4,52 ... Bedroom (main room space), 5,54 ... Storage room space, 6,55 ... Storage space, 7,56 ... Opening (First opening), 14, 57, 58 ... opening (second opening), 20, 60 ... joinery (first joinery), 21, 61 ... joinery (second joinery), 24 ... pipe, 26, 27 ... rail (joint attachment part), 33 ... hanger (hanging object).

Claims (4)

It is a storage structure of a living room provided in contact with the hallway,
The room has a main chamber space having a first opening facing said corridor, a closet space having a second opening facing the corridor, and the housing space between the main chamber space and the closet space With
The storage space and the main room space are partitioned by a first fitting having translucency,
The storage structure of a living room, wherein the storage space and the storage space are partitioned by a second fitting having light shielding properties. 2. The storage structure for a living room according to claim 1, wherein a fitting attachment portion is provided on the ceiling of the main room space so that the first fitting or the second fitting is moved and attached in parallel. The first joinery and the second joinery are arranged opposite to each other;
In the storage space , detachable pipes are juxtaposed in two rows in a direction parallel to the first joinery and the second joinery ,
The housing structure according to claim 1 or 2 , wherein the pipe is supported by a plurality of poles detachably fixed to a ceiling of the housing space . The storage structure for a living room according to claim 2 , wherein the fitting attachment portion is provided at a position closer to the storage space than the first opening.

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