JP6075716B2 - Toilet bowl auxiliary member - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a toilet auxiliary member, and more particularly, to a toilet auxiliary member used when moving a toilet.

  Conventionally, as a flush toilet equipped with a rim part, a bowl part for receiving filth, and an outer wall part that forms an appearance surface, for example, as described in Patent Document 1, the appearance of the toilet is improved. In order to make this happen, the outer heel portion of the toilet body is known to be inclined inward from the upper side to the lower side with respect to the vertical plane. In such a conventional flush toilet, in order to make it easier to move the toilet to the installation location while maintaining the appearance design, the handle portion is provided on the left and right sides of the bowl portion of the toilet body, When installing a toilet on the floor, etc., two installers hang one hand on each of the left and right handle parts from the left and right sides of the toilet body, and the other hand tilts inward as it goes downward. The toilet can be moved by hanging it on the heel part or the overhanging rim part.

JP 2009-197389 A

However, in the conventional flush toilet described in Patent Document 1 described above, when the toilet body itself is made of earthenware, for example, in addition to the relatively heavy weight of about 40 kg to 50 kg. In fact, it is very slippery to put a hand on a part other than the hook part, such as a heel part, which is inclined inwardly toward the lower front of the toilet body, and in particular the ease of holding the front part of the toilet bowl No consideration has been given to. Therefore, there is a problem that a burden is imposed on the operation of moving the toilet bowl during construction because the installers are forced to take an unreasonable posture.
Also, in recent flush toilets, due to the diversification of the shape of the toilet body, there are many toilets in which the rim part is not shaped as an overhang, but is formed in a shape that rises in a substantially vertical direction. There is also a problem that it is difficult to grasp the toilet when moving.
Furthermore, in recent flush toilets, the surface of the rim portion of the toilet body is coated with a photocatalyst layer, etc., and the surface of the rim portion of the toilet bowl cannot be directly touched by hand even during construction. In some cases, since there is no place for the installer to handle in the front part of the toilet body, it is difficult to move the toilet during construction.

  Therefore, the present invention has been made to solve the above-described problems of the prior art, and without changing the form of the toilet bowl itself, the toilet bowl can be easily moved to the construction site for positioning. It aims at providing the toilet auxiliary member which can be made into the state which can be constructed.

  In order to achieve the above object, the first aspect of the present invention includes a rim portion, a bowl portion that receives filth, an outer wall portion that forms an outer appearance surface, and a front-side outer wall portion that extends downward from above with respect to a vertical surface. A toilet auxiliary member used when moving a toilet with an inclined surface inclined inward toward the bottom, wherein the toilet auxiliary member has a bottom portion that forms a plane larger than the maximum cross-sectional area of the horizontal plane of the toilet. Provided in the center of the bottom part, an opening through which a part of the lower part of the toilet can be inserted, a side wall part formed to stand up from an outer edge of the bottom part, and provided in the side wall part, A toilet part that can be handled when the toilet is moved, and the toilet auxiliary member includes a front toilet auxiliary member and a rear toilet auxiliary member that can be divided in the front-rear direction of the toilet. And the front toilet toilet The member and the rear toilet assisting member is characterized by comprising a connecting means for connecting at the finger receiving portion.

  According to the first invention, the toilet is easily moved together with the toilet auxiliary member to the construction place without changing the form of the toilet such as specially providing a handle on the toilet itself, and the toilet is positioned at the construction place. Can be installed. Furthermore, after construction, it can be removed from the toilet bowl by dividing the toilet auxiliary member. In addition, since the front toilet auxiliary member and the rear toilet auxiliary member are connected to each other at the handle portion, even if the portion other than the handle portion of the toilet auxiliary member is lifted, the connection means is not disconnected, and the toilet auxiliary member is It is possible to prevent the toilet from being dropped.

According to a second invention, in the first invention, the front toilet auxiliary member and the rear toilet auxiliary member each have the handle portion, and the connecting means is formed in the handle portion of the front toilet auxiliary member. An engaging piece formed on a handle portion of the rear toilet auxiliary member for engaging the engaging piece, the front toilet auxiliary member and the rear toilet auxiliary member, If the handle part of the front side toilet auxiliary member and the handle part of the rear side auxiliary member are pulled up while the two are connected, a force acts in the direction in which the locking piece is locked to the engaging part. This is a toilet auxiliary member.

According to the second invention, in the state where the front toilet auxiliary member and the rear toilet auxiliary member are connected,
When pulling up with the handle portions of both toilet bowl auxiliary members, the force acts in the direction in which the locking pieces are locked to the engaging portions, so that the mutual connection can be strengthened. For this reason, the connection can be prevented from being disconnected during the movement of the toilet, so that the toilet can be stably moved and positioned at the construction site, and the toilet can be put into a workable state.

According to a third invention, in the second invention, the handle portions of the front toilet auxiliary member and the rear toilet auxiliary member are openings formed in the side wall portion and into which a hand can be inserted. ,the above
It is formed by providing a cut in a part of the upper part of the opening in the front toilet auxiliary member, and the engaging part is formed by a notch shape in which a part of the upper part of the opening in the rear toilet auxiliary member is cut out. In the state where the openings of the front toilet auxiliary member and the rear toilet auxiliary member overlap, the locking piece is pushed into the notch so that a part of the locking piece is notched. It is the toilet auxiliary member characterized by being latched by.

  According to the third invention, since the locking piece and the engaging portion are provided by providing the toilet auxiliary member with a cut or notch, the locking piece and the engaging portion can be easily formed. By pushing into the notch, a strong connection can be easily obtained. Moreover, a tool is not necessary and easy to connect or release the connecting means.

According to a fourth invention, in any one of the first to third inventions, the front toilet auxiliary member and the above
In a state where the rear toilet assisting member is connected, the side wall portion is arranged so as to extend in the longitudinal direction on both sides of the toilet, the finger receiving portion is symmetrically in the front-rear direction of the two positions of the toilet bowl The toilet auxiliary member is characterized by comprising a front handle portion and a rear handle portion formed on each side wall portion.

  According to 4th invention, the side wall part is arrange | positioned so that it may extend in the front-back direction on both sides of a toilet bowl, and the handle part was each formed in each side wall part so that it might become left-right symmetrical in two places of the front-back direction of a toilet bowl Because it consists of a front handle and a rear handle, for example, two installers stand on the front and back of the toilet, respectively, so that the installer on the front side of the toilet has side walls of the toilet auxiliary member located on both sides of the toilet Because the contractor on the back side of the toilet can reach the back handle on the side wall of the toilet auxiliary member located on both sides of the toilet, Can be moved to the construction site for positioning and can be put into a workable state.

  According to a fifth invention, in any one of the first to fourth inventions, the toilet auxiliary member is provided on both the toilet and the packing member in a state where the periphery of the toilet is surrounded and covered by the packing member. It is a toilet auxiliary member of any one of the Claims 1 thru | or 4 arrange | positioned between the outer wall of the said toilet bowl, and the inner surface of the said packaging member so that it may become a buffer material which can contact | abut.

  In the fifth invention, in the state where the periphery of the toilet bowl is surrounded and covered by the packing member, the outer wall of the toilet bowl and the inner surface of the packing member so as to be a cushioning material capable of contacting both the toilet bowl and the packing member Since the toilet auxiliary member functions as a cushioning material for the toilet bowl packed with the packing member, the movement of the toilet bowl can be restrained. Therefore, the packed toilet can be carried stably.

  According to the present invention, it is possible to easily position a toilet bowl by moving it to a construction place without changing the form of the toilet bowl itself, and to provide a toilet auxiliary member that can be put into a workable state. it can.

It is a disassembled perspective view which shows schematically the structure where the toilet bowl auxiliary member and toilet bowl by one Embodiment of this invention are packed by the packing member. It is the perspective view which looked at the toilet bowl in the state where the toilet auxiliary member by one Embodiment of this invention was attached from the diagonally back side. It is a top view which shows the toilet auxiliary member by one Embodiment of this invention. It is a right view which shows the toilet bowl of the state in which the toilet auxiliary member by one Embodiment of this invention was attached. It is a perspective view in the state where the front toilet auxiliary member and the rear toilet auxiliary member were separated in the toilet auxiliary member according to the embodiment of the present invention. It is an expansion perspective view of the state in which the left side part and right side part of the locking piece were cut off from the outside side wall part in the toilet bowl auxiliary member by one embodiment of the present invention. It is a top view in the state where the front toilet auxiliary member and the rear toilet auxiliary member were separated in the toilet auxiliary member according to the embodiment of the present invention. It is explanatory drawing of the cancellation | release method of the connection means by one Embodiment of this invention.

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. In addition, in each drawing, the same code | symbol is attached | subjected to the same component and detailed description is abbreviate | omitted suitably.
FIG. 1 is an exploded perspective view schematically showing a structure in which a toilet auxiliary member and a toilet bowl are packed by a packing member according to an embodiment of the present invention.
As shown in FIG. 1, a toilet auxiliary member 1 according to an embodiment of the present invention is an interior material that is a part of a packing member 4 that is mounted around a flush toilet 2 when the flush toilet 2 is shipped. . The packaging member 4 includes a bottom tray 6, a laminated material 8, a pad 10, a toilet auxiliary member 1, a partitioning material 12, and an exterior material 14 from the bottom to the top, and these members are all flammable. It is made of corrugated paper.

  When the entire bottom 2a of the flush toilet 2 is positioned in the opening region R1 of the opening 16 on the bottom surface of the toilet auxiliary member 1, the partition material 12 in which the corrugated paper is assembled in a lattice shape becomes the upper region of the flush toilet 2. Placed inside. And each of the front side wall part 18 and the rear side wall part 20 of the bottom tray 6 is bend | folded to the flush toilet 2 side (arrow A side of FIG. 1), and the front side wall part 22 and the rear side wall part 24 of the toilet bowl auxiliary member 1 are included. In a state of standing so as to be in contact with the respective wall surfaces, the exterior material 14 is covered from above so as to surround the outer sides of the bottom tray 6, the toilet auxiliary member 1, the flush toilet 2 and the partition material 12. Yes. And the ear | edge parts 18a and 20a provided in the upper part of each right and left both sides of the front side wall part 18 and the rear side wall part 20 of the bottom tray 6 are respectively left and right of the front side wall part 26 and the rear side wall part 28 of the exterior material 14. The insertion parts 26a, 28a provided on both sides are inserted and attached. Eventually, each of the four upper lid portions 30 of the exterior material 14 is folded inward to close the upper portion of the partition member 12, and the packaging of the flush toilet 2 by the packaging member 4 at the time of product shipment is completed.

  In addition, in packing member 4 to which toilet bowl auxiliary member 1 of this embodiment is applied, after making flush toilet 2 ready for construction, packing member 4 can be used as combustible waste. An example in which each member 4 is formed of combustible corrugated cardboard will be described. However, each member of the packing member can be repeatedly used as a packing member that can be reused at the next product shipment. In addition, it may be formed of a material such as a resin.

  Further, the flush toilet 2 to which the toilet auxiliary member 1 of the present embodiment is mounted and packed by the packing member 4 includes a bowl portion 32 that is formed in a bowl shape and receives filth, and an upper edge portion 2b of the bowl portion 32. Rim portion 34 and an outer wall portion 36 forming an external appearance surface. In particular, the surface of the bowl portion 32 and the rim portion 34 is coated with a photocatalyst layer. When the photocatalyst layer on the surface of the bowl portion 32 or the rim portion 34 is irradiated with ultraviolet rays, a chemical reaction that generates active oxygen can be caused, and the chemical reaction occurs on the bowl portion 32 or the rim portion 34 of the flush toilet 2. Hazardous substances and dirt that can be decomposed. Furthermore, in the flush toilet 2 in a state of being packed by the packing member 4, when the flush toilet 2 is moved in the pre-construction work of the flush toilet 2, the installer or the like moves the bowl portion 32 or the rim portion 34 during the construction. A protective film 38 is affixed to the surface of the bowl portion 32 and the rim portion 34 so that the photocatalyst layer on the surface cannot be directly touched by hand.

In the flush toilet 2 to which the toilet auxiliary member 1 of the present embodiment is applied, a mode in which the photocatalyst layer is coated on the surface of the bowl portion 32 and the rim portion 34 will be described as an example. It is also applicable to a flush toilet provided with a bowl portion or a rim portion where the photocatalyst layer is not coated. When such a flush toilet is applied, the protective film 38 may be omitted. .
Moreover, there is no restriction | limiting in particular also about the washing | cleaning system of the flush toilet 2 to which the toilet bowl auxiliary member 1 of this embodiment is applied, and what is called a washing-off type flushing type which sweeps away filth by the flowing water action by the fall of the water in a bowl part. The present invention can be applied to flush toilets of any washing system, such as a so-called siphon flush toilet, in which filth in the bowl portion is sucked out using a siphon action and discharged from the drain trap pipe to the outside at once.

  Further, in the packaging member 4 in a state where the packaging of the flush toilet 2 at the time of product shipment is completed, the front side wall part 18 and the rear side wall part 20 of the bottom tray 6 are respectively connected to the front side wall part 26 and the rear side of the exterior material 14. Each of the side wall portions 28 is in a standing state in contact with the inner surface, and the front side wall portion 18 and the rear side wall portion 20 of the bottom tray 6 have respective handle holes 18b, 20b in front of these outer exterior members 14. The positions of the packing member 4 in the height direction and the width direction are aligned so that the respective hand holes 26b, 28b of the side wall part 26 and the rear side wall part 28 communicate with each other. Accordingly, one installer stands in each of the front side and the rear side of the packing member 4 in a state where the packing is completed, and the worker on the front side has a handle hole 18b in the front side wall portion 18 of the bottom tray 6 and An operator on the rear side of the front side wall portion 26 of the exterior member 14 handles the rear side wall portion 20 and the rear wall portion 28 of the outer tray 14 at the rear side wall portion 20. While both hands are lifted at the same time in each of the holes 28b, the nearest position of the place where the flush toilet 2 should be constructed in the state where the flush toilet 2 is packed by the packaging member 4 Can move up to.

  The toilet auxiliary member 1 of the present embodiment is formed of corrugated paper, and the outer wall portion 36 of the flush toilet 2 is in a state where the periphery of the flush toilet 2 is surrounded and covered by the exterior material 14 of the packaging member 4. And the inner surface of the exterior member 14 of the packing member 4. Therefore, when the toilet bowl auxiliary member 1 moves to the nearest position of the place where the flush toilet 2 should be constructed in a state where the flush toilet 2 is packed by the packing member 4, the flush toilet 2 and the exterior material are used. 14 also functions as a cushioning material capable of abutting both sides, and can restrain the movement of the flush toilet 2, so that the flush toilet 2 in a packed state can be stably carried. .

Next, when the flush toilet 2 packed in the packing member 4 is moved to the nearest position of the place to be constructed, both contractors lower the bottom tray 6 of the packaging member 4 to the floor surface, With the toilet 2 placed on the laminated material 8 and the pad 10 in the bottom tray 6, the respective ear portions 18 a and 20 a of the front side wall portion 18 and the rear side wall portion 20 of the bottom tray 6 After being removed from the respective insertion portions 26a, 28a of the front side wall portion 26 and the rear side wall portion 28 and only the exterior material 14 is lifted and removed by the installer, the partition material 12 is also removed. Yes.
Thereafter, the two installers lift the toilet bowl 2 in the bottom tray 6 by lifting the hands on the front handle 40 and the rear handle 42 of the toilet auxiliary member 1 described in detail later. The material 8 and the pad 10 can be lifted up. Then, the installers have a drain socket (not shown) in which an outlet (not shown) of a drain trap pipe (not shown) formed in a lower portion of the flush toilet 2 is installed on the floor lower surface of the construction place. The toilet toilet member 1 and the flush toilet 2 are moved so that the flush toilet 2 can be positioned with respect to the floor surface of the construction site so that it can be connected to the entrance (not shown). Is supposed to be able to

Next, a specific structure of the toilet auxiliary member according to the embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS.
FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the toilet with the toilet assisting member attached according to the embodiment of the present invention as viewed obliquely from the rear side, and FIG. 3 is a plan view showing the toilet assisting member according to the embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 4 is a right side view showing the toilet with the toilet auxiliary member attached according to the embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 5 is a perspective view showing a state in which the front toilet auxiliary member and the rear toilet auxiliary member are separated from each other in the toilet auxiliary member according to the embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 7 according to the embodiment of the present invention. It is a top view in the state where the front toilet auxiliary member and the rear toilet auxiliary member were separated in the toilet auxiliary member.

  As shown in FIGS. 1-4, the flush toilet 2 with which the toilet auxiliary member 1 of this embodiment is mounted | worn is a flush toilet made from ceramics with a comparatively heavy weight of about 40 kg-50 kg. The front side wall surface of the outer wall portion 36 of the flush toilet 2 is downward from above with respect to a vertical surface V (see FIG. 4) extending perpendicularly to a floor surface F (see FIG. 4) extending in the horizontal direction of the construction site. An inclined surface 44 that is inclined toward the inside of the flush toilet 2 is formed, and it is difficult for the builder to grip directly by hand and has a slippery shape.

Next, as shown in FIGS. 1 to 7, the toilet auxiliary member 1 of the present embodiment is a plurality of (two) front toilets that are connected to the flush toilet 2 so as to be separable in the front-rear direction. It consists of an auxiliary member 46 and a rear toilet auxiliary member 48. After the flush toilet 2 is packed by the packing member 4 and moved to the nearest position of the place to be constructed, the flush toilet 2 is placed on the floor F of the construction place with the exterior material 14 and the partition material 12 removed. In the state until the positioning, particularly in the state where the operator's hand is hung on the rear handle portion 42 of the toilet auxiliary member 1, the locking piece 42 c and the engaging portion 66 a which are connecting means described later are provided. By being locked, the front toilet auxiliary member 46 and the rear toilet auxiliary member 48 are connected to each other.
On the other hand, as shown in FIGS. 5 and 7, the locking piece 42 c and the engaging portion 66 a are locked, particularly in a state where the operator's hand is not put on the rear handle portion 42 of the toilet auxiliary member 1. If not, the front toilet auxiliary member 46 and the rear toilet auxiliary member 48 are disconnected from each other and can be separated.

  Next, as shown in FIGS. 5 and 7, the front toilet auxiliary member 46 includes a front wall portion 50 and a side wall portion formed so as to extend from the left and right sides of the front wall portion 50 to the rear side in the longitudinal direction. 52, 54. Each of the side wall portions 52 and 54 is formed by two outer wall portions 52a and 54a and inner side wall portions 52b and 54b obtained by folding corrugated paper into mountain folds at the upper ends thereof.

On the other hand, as shown in FIGS. 5 and 7, the rear toilet auxiliary member 48 is formed in a substantially U shape in plan view, and the rear wall portion 56 and the left and right sides of the rear wall portion 56 are respectively Side wall portions 58 and 60 formed so as to extend forward in the longitudinal direction. The longitudinal lengths of the side wall portions 58 and 60 of the rear toilet auxiliary member 48 are set to be shorter than the lengths of the side wall portions 52 and 54 of the front toilet auxiliary member 46 and the rear toilet auxiliary member 48. Is formed in a shape smaller than the front toilet auxiliary member 46 as a whole.
Further, between the outer wall portion 52a and the inner wall portion 52b and between the outer wall portion 54a and the inner wall portion 54b of the front toilet auxiliary member 46, the rear toilet auxiliary member 48 is arranged from the rear side. Mounting holes 62 and 64 into which the portions from the front end portions 58a and 60a to the end portions 58b and 60b of the side wall portions 58 and 60 can be respectively inserted are formed. When the front toilet auxiliary member 46 and the rear toilet auxiliary member 48 are assembled, the side wall portions 58 and 60 of the rear toilet auxiliary member 48 are inserted into the mounting holes 62 and 64 of the side wall portions 52 and 54 of the front toilet auxiliary member 46. In a state where both are inserted, the front toilet auxiliary member 46 and the rear toilet auxiliary member 48 are provisionally connected.

Next, as shown in FIGS. 1 to 7, the front toilet auxiliary member 46 of the toilet auxiliary member 1 of the present embodiment is a flush toilet 2 in a state where the exterior member 14 and the partition member 12 of the packing member 4 are removed. Is lifted with respect to the laminated material 8 and the pad 10 in the bottom tray 6 and moved to the predetermined positioning position of the construction site, so that the side walls 52 and 54 are penetrated in the thickness direction so that the hand can be put on. The front handle 40 and the rear handle 42 are formed as described above, and the front handle 40 and the rear handle 42 are arranged at two positions at intervals in the front-rear direction of the side walls 52 and 54. And are formed to be symmetrical.
The front handle portion 40 includes an outer handle hole 40a formed in the outer side wall portions 52a and 54a of the side wall portions 52 and 54 of the front toilet auxiliary member 46 so as to penetrate in the thickness direction, and the front toilet auxiliary member 46. The inner side wall portions 52b and 54b of the side wall portions 52 and 54 are each provided with an inner handle hole 40b formed so as to penetrate in the thickness direction and communicated with the outer handle hole 40a.
Similarly, the rear handle portion 42 includes an outer handle hole 42a formed in the outer side wall portions 52a and 54a of the side wall portions 52 and 54 of the front toilet auxiliary member 46 so as to penetrate in the thickness direction, and the front toilet auxiliary member. The inner side wall portions 52b and 54b of the respective 46 side walls are provided with inner side handle holes 42b that are formed so as to penetrate in the thickness direction and communicate with the outer side handle holes 42a.

  Furthermore, as shown in FIGS. 5-7, the locking piece 42c is formed in the upper end of the outer side handle hole 42a of two right and left front toilet auxiliary members. The locking piece 42c is a part of the outer side wall portion 52a. The upper part of the central part 420 of the locking piece 42c is connected to the outer side wall part 52a, and the left side part 422 and the right side part 424 are formed so as to be separable from the outer side wall part 52a. As shown in FIG. 5, the dotted line of the locking piece 42c is a severable cut, and the solid line of the locking piece 42c is bent along the line to the toilet 2 side. FIG. 7 is an enlarged view of the left side 422 and the right side 424 separated from the outer side wall 52a.

  Next, as shown in FIGS. 4 to 7, on the front side of the side wall portions 58, 60 of the rear toilet auxiliary member 48, the front end portions 58 a of the side wall portions 58, 60 of the rear toilet auxiliary member 48 are provided. With the portions from 60a to the end portions 58b, 60b completely inserted into the mounting holes 62, 64 of the side wall portions 52, 54 of the front toilet auxiliary member 46, the rear handle holes 42a of the front toilet auxiliary member 46, Communication holes 66 and 68 that can communicate with each of 42b are formed.

  Furthermore, as shown in FIGS. 5-7, the engaging part 66a in which the locking piece 42c is locked is formed in the side wall parts 58 and 60 of a rear toilet auxiliary member. The engaging portion 66a is inclined downward from the upper ends of the communication holes 66, 68 toward the outer side in the horizontal direction, folded back from the end of the inclination toward the inside of the communication holes 66, 68, and inclined downward. It is a missing part.

Next, as shown in FIG. 2 to FIG. 7, locking projections 70, 72 projecting upward are formed on the front side upper ends of the side wall portions 58, 60 of the rear toilet auxiliary member 48, respectively. These locking projections 70 and 72 are male side connecting portions.
On the other hand, in the outer side wall 52a and the inner side wall 52b of the front toilet auxiliary member 46, the upper protrusions in the vicinity of the upper sides of the outer handle hole 42a and the inner handle hole 42b have locking projections 70, Lock holes 74 and 76 that can be engaged with the respective 72 are formed, respectively, and these lock holes 74 and 76 serve as female-side coupling portions.
Further, the portions from the front end portions 58a and 60a of the side wall portions 58 and 60 of the rear toilet auxiliary member 48 to the end portions 58b and 60b are attached to the mounting holes 62 and 64 of the side wall portions 52 and 54 of the front toilet auxiliary member 46, respectively. The state in which the front toilet auxiliary member 46 and the rear toilet auxiliary member 48 are temporarily connected and is temporarily connected is a state where the locking piece 42c is not locked to the engaging portion 66a. When the central part 420 of the locking piece 42c is pressed toward the toilet 2 from the state where the front toilet auxiliary member 46 and the rear toilet auxiliary member 48 are temporarily connected, the left side 422 and the right side 424 A part is cut off from the side wall portion 54 of the front toilet auxiliary member and is bent together with the central portion 420 to the toilet 2 side. And the left side part 422 and the right side part 424 are bent along the inclination of the notch formed in the engaging part 66a, and are locked to the figure eight as shown in FIG. With the locking piece 42c locked to the engaging portion 66a as described above, the operator holds the rear handle portion 42 of the front toilet auxiliary member 46 and holds it with the force f1 in the upward direction (see FIG. 4). When pulled up, the locking projections 70 and 72 of the rear toilet auxiliary member 48 are raised and inserted into the locking holes 74 and 76 of the front toilet auxiliary member 46, respectively. The connection between 46 and the rear toilet auxiliary member 48 can be strengthened. In addition, the center part 420 becomes a part with which a palm of a construction person contacts when pulling up.

Next, as shown in FIGS. 3, 4, and 7, the front toilet auxiliary member 46 is more than the plane that forms the upper edge 2 b of the flush toilet 2 that is the maximum cross-sectional area of the horizontal plane of the flush toilet 2. The bottom part 78 which forms a large plane is provided, and the front wall part 50 and each side wall part 52 and 54 of the front toilet auxiliary member 46 are formed to stand up from the outer edge part of the bottom part 78.
In addition, the front toilet auxiliary member 46 includes an edge 80 that is the lip of the opening 16 formed at substantially the center of the bottom 78, and in the opening region R <b> 1 of the opening 16 formed by the edge 80. The bottom portion 2a of the flush toilet 2 is disposed (see FIG. 3).
That is, the opening area S1 of the opening region R1 of the opening 16 is larger than the bottom area S2 of the bottom 2a of the flush toilet 2, which is the minimum cross-sectional area of the flush toilet 2, and the horizontal plane of the flush toilet 2 It is set to be smaller than the upper end area S3 of the flush toilet 2 formed by the upper edge 2b of the flush toilet 2 having the maximum cross-sectional area.

Next, as shown in FIGS. 3 and 7, the center of the rear side of the bottom 78 of the front toilet auxiliary member 46 is cut along a cutting line 82, and the rear side of the bottom 78 of the front toilet auxiliary member 46 is The front toilet auxiliary member 46 is separated into two bottom portions 78a and 78b (a right rear side bottom portion 78a and a left rear side bottom portion 78b) in the right direction and the left direction as viewed from the front. Further, the rear wall portion 56 of the rear toilet auxiliary member 48 is formed with a bottom portion 84 that protrudes forward from the lower edge thereof.
Further, the portions from the front end portions 58a and 60a of the side wall portions 58 and 60 of the rear toilet auxiliary member 48 to the end portions 58b and 60b are attached to the mounting holes 62 and 64 of the side wall portions 52 and 54 of the front toilet auxiliary member 46, respectively. When fully inserted and the front toilet auxiliary member 46 and the rear toilet auxiliary member 48 are connected, the bottom 84 of the rear toilet auxiliary member 48 is a cutting line on the rear side of the bottom 78 of the front toilet auxiliary member 46. It is in the state arrange | positioned so that 82 may be covered. In this state, the rear edge 80a of the front toilet auxiliary member 46 and the front edge 84a of the bottom 84 of the rear toilet auxiliary member 48 are substantially aligned in the front-rear direction.

  On the other hand, after the toilet bowl auxiliary member 1 and the flush toilet 2 are moved to position the flush toilet 2 with respect to the floor surface of the construction site and become ready for construction, the engagement piece 42c and the engagement portion 66a are engaged. The stop state is released as follows. As shown in FIG. 8, first, the installer folds the left side portion 422 and the right side portion 424 (FIG. 8A) that are locked in an eight shape in a side view of the toilet 2, After releasing from the notch formed in the engaging portion 66a (FIG. 8B), the left side 422 and the right side 424 are released from the notch of the engaging portion 66a (FIG. 8C), and then By pushing down the side wall portions 58 and 60 of the side toilet auxiliary member downward, the central portion 420 of the locking piece 42c bent to the toilet 2 side comes into contact with the upper portions of the connecting holes 66 and 68, and the front toilet The left side portion 422 and the right side portion 424 which are pushed out to the outer side wall portions 52a and 54a side of the side wall portion of the auxiliary member and are continuously formed with the central portion 420 are accordingly also outer side walls of the side wall portion of the front toilet auxiliary member. It is pushed out to the parts 52a and 54a side. That is, the locking piece 420 is pushed out to the outer side wall portions 52a, 54a side of the side wall portion of the front toilet auxiliary member. Further, the locking projection 70 of the rear toilet auxiliary member 48 and the locking hole 74 of the front toilet auxiliary member 46 are released, and the front toilet auxiliary member 46 and the rear toilet auxiliary member 48 are temporarily connected. In this state, the rear toilet auxiliary member 48 can be pulled out rearward with respect to the flush toilet 2, and the connection between the front toilet auxiliary member 46 and the rear toilet auxiliary member 48 can be disconnected. . At this time, since the rear toilet auxiliary member 48 is formed in an overall smaller shape than the front toilet auxiliary member 46, a wall or the like is close to the rear side of the flush toilet 2 at the installation position of the flush toilet 2. The rear toilet auxiliary member 48 can be easily taken out from the flush toilet 2 in a workable state even if the rear side of the flush toilet 2 installed is a narrow space. It has become.

  Further, after disconnecting the connection between the toilet auxiliary member 46 and the rear toilet auxiliary member 48 and then pulling the front toilet auxiliary member 46 forward relative to the flush toilet 2, the right rear of the front toilet auxiliary member 46 Each edge part 80a of the side bottom part 78a and the left rear side bottom part 78b contacts the terminal part of the flush toilet 2. Thereafter, when the front toilet auxiliary member 46 is further pulled forward with respect to the flush toilet 2, the right rear side bottom portion 78a and the left rear side bottom portion 78b are lowered downward with the respective base end portions 78c and 78d as the center. The distance between the front end portions 78e and 78f of the right rear side bottom portion 78a and the left rear side bottom portion 78b that are bent and separated from each other by the cutting line 82 is larger than the width of the flush toilet 2 that is in contact, The front toilet auxiliary member 46 can be taken out forward with respect to the flush toilet 2.

  Next, as shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, the flush toilet 2 with the exterior member 14 and the partition member 12 of the packing member 4 removed is lifted with respect to the laminated material 8 and the pad 10 in the bottom tray 6. When the construction site is moved to the predetermined positioning position of the construction site, the contractor puts hands on the rear handle portion 42 and the front handle portion 40 of the toilet bowl auxiliary member 1 so that the toilet bowl auxiliary member 1 is placed on the flush toilet 2. In the state where it is lifted to the maximum height position, the front edge 80b of the toilet auxiliary member 1 comes into contact with the vicinity of the middle of the inclined surface 44 of the front wall 36a of the flush toilet 2 in the vertical direction, and the toilet auxiliary member 1 The rear edge portion 80a comes into contact with a constricted surface 36c formed so as to be constricted toward the inside of the toilet bowl at the middle portion of the rear wall portion 36b of the flush toilet 2 in the vertical direction. Thereby, the opening part 16 (the whole edge part 80) of the toilet bowl auxiliary member 1 is fitted upward from the lower side of the outer wall part 36 of the flush toilet 2, and the outer wall part 36 of the flush toilet 2 is moved vertically. It is held by the toilet auxiliary member 1 over the entire circumference at an intermediate height position. At this time, the toilet auxiliary member 1 is entirely pulled up by the upward force (forces f1 and f2 shown in FIG. 4), and the inclined surface 44 of the front wall portion 36a of the flush toilet 2 and the constricted surface of the rear wall portion 36b. An upward force (forces f3 and f4 shown in FIG. 4) also acts on 36c.

  According to the toilet auxiliary member 1 according to the embodiment of the present invention described above, the outer wall portion 36 on the front side of the flush toilet 2 has the inclined surface 44 that inclines inward from the upper side to the lower side with respect to the vertical surface V. Even if it is the flush toilet 2 of the shape which it is formed and it is difficult for a contractor to grasp directly by hand and a slippery shape, a contractor can each of the front handle part 40 and the rear handle part 42 before and after the toilet auxiliary member 1 By pulling it up, in particular, an upward force f3 can be applied to the inclined surface 44 of the front wall portion 36a of the flush toilet 2 from the front edge 80b of the toilet auxiliary member 1, so that the flush toilet The flush toilet 2 is easily moved to the construction site together with the toilet auxiliary member 1 without changing the form of the flush toilet 2 such as specially providing a handle on the 2 itself, and the flush toilet 2 is positioned at the construction location. To make it ready for construction Door can be.

  Further, according to the toilet auxiliary member 1 according to the present embodiment, the bottom 2a of the flush toilet 2 in which the opening area S1 of the opening region R1 of the opening 16 of the bottom 78 becomes the minimum cross-sectional area of the horizontal surface of the flush toilet 2. Is set to be smaller than the upper end area S3 of the flush toilet 2 formed by the upper edge portion 2b of the flush toilet 2 which is larger than the bottom area S2 of the flush toilet 2 and is the maximum sectional area of the horizontal plane of the flush toilet 2. Therefore, the operator holds the front handle 40 and the rear handle 42 of the toilet auxiliary member 1 with the bottom 2a of the flush toilet 2 inserted from above the opening 16 of the toilet auxiliary member 1. When pulled up, the bottom portions 78 and 84 can be lifted together with the side wall portions 52 and 54 of the front toilet auxiliary member 46 and the side wall portions 58 and 60 of the rear toilet auxiliary member 48, and in particular, the front edge portion 80 b of the toilet auxiliary member 1. Can act upwards force f3 to the inclined surface 44 of the front wall portion 36a of the flush toilet 2. Therefore, the flush toilet 2 can be easily moved to the construction place together with the toilet auxiliary member 1 without changing the form of the flush toilet 2 such as specially providing a handle on the flush toilet 2 itself, and the flush toilet 2 Can be positioned at the construction site to make it ready for construction.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Toilet toilet member 2 Flush toilet 2a Bottom of flush toilet 2b Upper edge of flush toilet 4 Packing member 6 Bottom tray 6a Bottom 8 Laminated material 10 Pad 12 Partition material 14 Exterior material 16 Toilet auxiliary member opening 18 Bottom Tray front side wall portion 18a Ear portion of front side wall portion of bottom tray 18b Handle hole in front side wall portion of bottom tray 20 Rear side wall portion of bottom tray 20a Ear portion of rear side wall portion of bottom tray 20b Rear side wall portion of bottom tray Handle hole 22 Front side wall part of toilet auxiliary member 24 Rear side wall part of toilet auxiliary member 26 Front side wall part of exterior material 26a Insertion part of front side wall part of exterior material 26b Handle hole on front side wall part of exterior material 28 After exterior material Side wall part 28a Insertion part 28b in exterior material rear side wall part Hand hole in exterior material rear wall part 30 Exterior cover top part 32 Bowl part of flush toilet 34 Rim part of flush toilet 36 Wall 36a Front wall of flush toilet 36b Rear wall of flush toilet 36c Constricted surface of rear wall of flush toilet 38 Protective film 40 Front handle of toilet auxiliary member 40a Front handle of front toilet auxiliary member Outer handle hole 40b Inner handle hole of the front handle portion of the front toilet auxiliary member 42 Rear handle portion of the toilet auxiliary member 42a Outer handle hole of the rear handle portion of the front toilet auxiliary member 42b Rear handle portion of the front toilet auxiliary member Inner handle hole 42c Locking piece (connecting means)
420 Central part 422 Left side part 424 Right side part 44 Inclined surface of outer wall part of flush toilet 46 Front toilet auxiliary member 48 Rear toilet auxiliary member 50 Front wall part of front toilet auxiliary member 52 Side wall part 52a of front toilet auxiliary member 52a Front toilet Outer side wall portion of the side wall portion of the auxiliary member 52b Inner side wall portion of the side wall portion of the front side toilet auxiliary member 54 Side wall portion of the front side toilet auxiliary member 54a Outer side wall portion of the side wall portion of the front side toilet auxiliary member 54b Inner side wall 56 Rear wall portion of rear toilet auxiliary member 58 Side wall portion of rear toilet auxiliary member 58a Front end portion of side wall portion of rear toilet auxiliary member 58b End portion of side wall portion of rear toilet auxiliary member 60 Rear toilet Side wall portion of auxiliary member 60a Front end portion of side wall portion of rear toilet auxiliary member 60b End portion of side wall portion of rear toilet auxiliary member 62 Mounting hole 64 Mounting hole 66 Rear toilet auxiliary portion Communication hole 66a engaging portion of the side wall portion (connecting means)
68 Communication hole in the side wall portion of the rear toilet auxiliary member 70 Locking protrusion (male side connecting portion) of the rear toilet auxiliary member
72 Locking protrusion (male side connecting part) of rear toilet auxiliary member
74 Locking hole (female side connecting part) of front toilet auxiliary member
76 Locking hole (female side connecting part) of front toilet auxiliary member
78 Bottom portion of the front toilet auxiliary member 78a Right rear side bottom portion of the front toilet auxiliary member 78b Left rear side bottom portion of the front toilet auxiliary member 78c Base end portion of the right rear side bottom portion of the front toilet auxiliary member 78d Left rear side of the front toilet auxiliary member The base end part of the bottom part 78e The front end part of the right rear side bottom part of the front toilet auxiliary member 78f The front end part of the left rear side bottom part of the front toilet auxiliary member 80 The edge part of the front toilet auxiliary member 80a The rear edge part of the front toilet auxiliary member 82 The front side Cutting line at the bottom of the toilet auxiliary member 84 Bottom of the rear toilet auxiliary member 84a Front edge of the bottom of the rear toilet auxiliary member

Claims (5)

On the rim part, the bowl part for receiving filth, the outer wall part forming the outer appearance surface, and the outer wall part on the front side are formed with inclined surfaces that incline from the upper side to the lower side with respect to the vertical surface. A toilet auxiliary member used when moving the toilet,
The toilet auxiliary member includes a bottom portion forming a plane larger than a maximum cross-sectional area of a horizontal plane of the toilet;
An opening that is provided substantially in the center of the bottom and through which a portion of the toilet can be inserted;
A side wall formed so as to stand up from the outer edge of the bottom;
A handle portion provided on the side wall portion, which can be put on when moving the toilet,
Furthermore, the toilet auxiliary member has a front toilet auxiliary member and a rear toilet auxiliary member that can be divided in the front-rear direction of the toilet, and the front toilet auxiliary member and the rear toilet auxiliary member are A toilet auxiliary member comprising a connecting means for connecting at a handle. The front toilet auxiliary member and the rear toilet auxiliary member has the finger receiving portion, respectively,
The connecting means has a locking piece formed on the handle portion of the front toilet auxiliary member and a hook portion formed on the handle portion of the rear toilet auxiliary member that locks the locking piece. And
When the front toilet auxiliary member and the rear toilet auxiliary member are connected to each other, when the handle portion of the front toilet auxiliary member and the handle portion of the rear toilet auxiliary member are pulled up, the locking piece The toilet auxiliary member according to claim 1, wherein a force acts in a direction in which the hook is locked to the engaging portion.
The handle portion of the front toilet auxiliary member and the rear toilet auxiliary member is an opening formed on the side wall and into which a hand can be inserted,
The locking piece is formed by providing a cut in a part of the upper part of the opening in the front toilet auxiliary member,
The engaging part is formed by a notch shape in which a part of the upper part of the opening in the rear toilet auxiliary member is cut out,
When the opening of the front toilet auxiliary member and the rear toilet auxiliary member overlaps, the locking piece is pushed into the notch, so that a part of the locking piece is locked to the notch. The toilet auxiliary member according to claim 2, wherein the toilet auxiliary member is provided. In a state where the a front bowl auxiliary member and the rear toilet assisting member is connected, the side wall portion is arranged so as to extend in the longitudinal direction on both sides of the toilet, the worked portion, the front-rear direction of the toilet bowl The toilet auxiliary member according to any one of claims 1 to 3, comprising a front handle portion and a rear handle portion formed on each of the side wall portions so as to be symmetrical in two places.
  In the state where the toilet bowl is surrounded and covered by the packaging member, the toilet auxiliary member has an outer wall of the toilet bowl and the packaging so as to be a cushioning material that can contact both the toilet bowl and the packaging member. The toilet auxiliary member according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the toilet auxiliary member is disposed between an inner surface of the member and the member.