JP6489361B2 - Bathroom vanity - Google Patents

Description

  Aspects of the present invention generally relate to a vanity.

  A support base, a wash basin provided on the support base, a faucet panel fixed on the wall surface so as to be placed on the wash basin, and fixed on the wall surface so as to be placed on the faucet panel A vanity with an upper cabinet is known. The faucet panel has a faucet fitting for discharging water. The basin has a wash bowl that receives water discharged from the faucet fitting. Further, the washbasin is provided with an overflow drainage device that suppresses the overflow of water from the wash bowl.

  It is desirable that the overflow drainage device be disposed behind the wash bowl so that it can accommodate various shapes and widths of the wash basin. However, if the overflow drainage device is disposed behind the wash bowl, the overflow drainage device may protrude beyond the rear end of the washbasin. In such a case, if the wash basin is arranged in front of the space for the overflow drainage, there is a gap between the wash space and the wall of the installation space where the vanity is installed, and the beauty of the vanity is It will be damaged.

  For example, it is conceivable to cover the overflow drainage device by extending the back guard (rear end portion) of the basin backward. However, if a ceramic basin is shaped as described above, it will be difficult to manufacture the basin. There is also a concern that the basin may be easily damaged.

  For example, it is conceivable to extend a part of the faucet panel downward to close a gap between the washbasin and the wall surface. However, in this case, since the extension part of the faucet panel is sandwiched between the washbasin and the wall surface, only the faucet panel can be removed after fixing the faucet panel and the upper cabinet to the wall surface. It will disappear. For example, if a faucet panel failure is found after the faucet panel and upper cabinet are constructed, the upper cabinet or washstand must also be removed. Thus, in the structure which closes a clearance gap with a faucet panel, the workability and maintainability of a vanity stand will fall.

  It is also conceivable to extend a part of the support base upward to close a gap between the washbasin and the wall surface. However, since a wooden thing is often used for a support stand, manufacture of a support stand will become difficult in this case. For example, the production efficiency of the support base is reduced and the manufacturing cost is increased.

  Furthermore, since the faucet panel is fixed on the wall so as to be placed on a ceramic basin, due to firing errors of the basin, the upper cabinet fixed on the wall so as to be placed on the faucet panel. There is also a problem that variation in installation height becomes relatively large. Therefore, in a configuration in which the faucet panel is placed on a ceramic basin, for example, a relatively large gap is formed between the upper cabinet and the ceiling surface, or on the contrary, the upper cabinet is disposed between the faucet panel and the ceiling. You may not be able to enter.

  For this reason, in the bathroom vanity, even when the overflow drainage device is provided behind the bathroom bowl, the dimensional error in the height direction can be reduced without causing deterioration in aesthetics, workability and maintenance. It is desirable to do so.

JP 2011-83589 A

  The present invention has been made based on recognition of such problems, and even when an overflow drainage device is provided at the rear of the wash bowl, it does not cause deterioration in aesthetics, workability and maintainability, and height. An object of the present invention is to provide a vanity that can reduce the dimensional error in the direction.

  The first invention is provided at the rear of the wash bowl, a support base having a pair of side plates facing each other, a concave wash bowl recessed downward, a frame surrounding the open end of the wash bowl, and A basin provided on the support base in a state in which the rear end of the frame portion is disposed in front of the rear ends of the pair of side plates, and on the basin. A panel body provided, a faucet panel having a faucet attached to the panel body, an upper cabinet provided on the faucet panel, and provided on each of the pair of side plates, A pair of spacers extending from the rear end of the frame portion to the rear end of the side plate, and closing a gap between the rear end of the frame portion and the rear end of the side plate, and the pair of spacers, Attached to the side plate in contact with the upper surface of the side plate The bathroom vanity has a mounting surface for mounting the faucet panel, and slidably supports the faucet panel placed on the mounting surface in the front-rear direction. .

  According to this vanity, since the gap is closed by the spacer, it is possible to suppress a decrease in aesthetic appearance even when the drainage device is provided behind the washing bowl. The spacer supports the faucet panel so as to be slidable in the front-rear direction. Thereby, for example, even after the construction of the upper cabinet, only the faucet panel can be removed, and deterioration of workability during workability and maintenance can also be suppressed. In addition, the spacer can be made of a material with high dimensional accuracy at the time of molding, such as resin, and the faucet panel is directly placed on the wash basin in order to attach the spacer to the side plate in contact with the upper surface of the side plate. Compared to the case, the dimensional error in the height direction can be reduced.

  According to a second aspect of the present invention, in the first aspect, the pair of side plates have insertion holes provided on the upper surface, and the pair of spacers contact the upper surface of the side plate; A washstand that is attached to the upper surface of the side plate by inserting the protrusion into the insertion hole.

  According to this vanity, the spacer can be attached to the support base simply by inserting the protruding portion into the insertion hole, and there is no need to use a metal fitting such as a screw. Thereby, the increase in the number of parts such as screws can be suppressed, and the appearance can be improved without exposing the screw holes. Moreover, since a spacer can be attached even after attaching a washbasin to a support stand, the restrictions of a construction order can be reduced. That is, the degree of freedom in construction can be increased.

  Further, according to a third aspect, in the second aspect, the pair of side plates have inner side surfaces facing each other, and the number of the protrusions provided on each of the pair of spacers is only one. Each of the pair of spacers includes a rotation restricting member that restricts rotation about the protruding portion by contacting the inner side surface of the side plate in a state of being attached to the upper surface of the side plate. It is a bathroom vanity.

  According to this vanity table, since there is only one protrusion, the spacer can be reliably attached to the support table even if an error occurs in the arrangement size of the insertion hole. Further, since the rotation of the spacer is regulated by the rotation regulating member, the spacer can be attached more easily.

  Moreover, 4th invention is comprised in any one invention of 1st-3rd, The said faucet panel is fixed to an attachment wall surface with a predetermined | prescribed fixing member in the state supported by the said pair of spacer. The pair of spacers have engaging protrusions that protrude upward from the mounting surface, and the faucet panel has a pair of engaged portions that engage with the engaging protrusions, Each of the pair of engaged portions engages with the engagement protrusion of each of the pair of spacers in a state where the faucet panel is fixed to the mounting wall surface, and the engagement of the pair of spacers It is a vanity characterized by restricting the movement of protrusions to the inside.

  According to this vanity, since the movement to the inside of the upper end of the spacer is restricted by the pair of engaged portions of the faucet panel fixed to the mounting wall surface by a predetermined fixing member, for example, at the time of cleaning, etc. In this case, it is possible to prevent the upper end of the spacer from being recessed inward even when the force pushed inward acts on the spacer. Thereby, the deformation | transformation of the spacer by ageing use and the fall of the aesthetics accompanying this can be suppressed, for example.

  The fifth invention is characterized in that, in the fourth invention, the engaging protrusion extends in the front-rear direction, and the engaged portion is a recess extending forward from the rear end of the panel body. It is a vanity.

  According to this vanity, when attaching the faucet panel from the front, it can be moved backward with the engaging projections fitted in the recesses, and the trouble of adjusting the horizontal position of the faucet panel Can be omitted. Therefore, the attaching operation can be made easier.

  According to a sixth aspect of the present invention, in the fifth aspect, the vanity is characterized in that the width of the concave portion widens from the front toward the rear.

  According to this vanity, when the faucet panel is attached, the engagement protrusion can be more easily fitted into the recess. The faucet panel can be attached more easily.

  A seventh aspect of the present invention is the vanity table according to any one of the first to sixth aspects, wherein the washbasin is made of ceramics and the pair of spacers are made of resin. is there.

  According to this vanity, the dimensional tolerance of the spacer can be reduced, and the dimensional error in the height direction can be further reduced.

  According to the aspect of the present invention, even when the overflow drainage device is provided behind the wash bowl, the vanity table that can reduce the dimensional error in the height direction without causing a decrease in aesthetic appearance and workability. Can be provided.

It is a front perspective view which represents typically the vanity table which concerns on embodiment of this invention. It is a side view which represents typically the vanity table which concerns on embodiment of this invention. It is a back exploded perspective view showing typically a part of vanity table concerning an embodiment of the invention. It is a perspective view which expands and schematically represents a part of the bathroom vanity concerning an embodiment of the invention. It is a perspective view which expands and schematically represents a part of the bathroom vanity concerning an embodiment of the invention. It is a perspective view which expands and schematically represents a part of the bathroom vanity concerning an embodiment of the invention. It is a rear view which expands and schematically represents a part of vanity table concerning an embodiment of the invention. FIGS. 8A and 8B are partial cross-sectional views schematically showing a part of the vanity according to the embodiment of the present invention. It is a perspective view showing typically the modification of the vanity table which concerns on embodiment of this invention. It is a rear view which represents typically the modification of the vanity table which concerns on 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 a front perspective view schematically showing a vanity according to an embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 2 is a side view schematically showing the vanity according to the embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 3 is a rear exploded perspective view schematically showing a part of the vanity according to the embodiment of the present invention.
As shown in FIGS. 1 to 3, the vanity table 10 includes a support 12, a washbasin 14, a faucet panel 16, an upper cabinet 18, and a pair of spacers 20. The bathroom vanity 10 is used in a state where it is attached to a predetermined mounting wall WL in an installation space IS such as a bathroom. The height of the bathroom vanity 10 is substantially the same as, for example, the height from the floor surface FL to the ceiling surface CP of the installation space IS.

  In the present specification, the direction toward the front from the mounting wall surface WL (the direction toward the left in FIG. 2) is referred to as “front”, and the opposite direction is referred to as “rear”. Further, a direction perpendicular to the front-rear direction and the up-down direction (a direction orthogonal to the paper surface in FIG. 2) is defined as the left-right direction.

  The support base 12 has a pair of side plates 30 facing each other. Each side plate 30 extends in the front-rear direction and the height direction. Each side plate 30 has an inner side surface 30is facing each other and an outer side surface 30os opposite to the inner side surface 30is. The support table 12 supports the washbasin 14 with each side plate 30. Each side plate 30 is substantially parallel. Each side plate 30 has a substantially rectangular shape. The support base 12 has, for example, a substantially rectangular parallelepiped box shape. The support 12 is installed in the installation space IS with the rear end 30a of each side plate 30 facing the mounting wall surface WL. For example, the support base 12 is installed on the floor surface FL in a state where the rear end 30a of each side plate 30 is in contact with the mounting wall surface WL, and is fixed to the mounting wall surface WL. Each side plate 30 is, for example, wooden. The material of each side plate 30 may be resin or metal.

  A pair of door plates 32 is attached to the front end 30 b of each side plate 30. Each door board 32 is attached to each side board 30 so that rotation is possible via a hinge, for example. Each door plate 32 moves between a position that closes the space partitioned by each side plate 30 and a position that exposes the space. The support base 12 also functions as storage. In other words, the support base 12 is a lower cabinet. In this example, the support base 12 is a double-spread cabinet. The front surface of each side plate 30 may be closed by a single door plate 32, for example. The door plate 32 may be, for example, a slide type. For example, a storage tool such as a drawer may be provided in a space partitioned by the side plates 30. The support base 12 may be a drawer-type cabinet. The support base 12 does not necessarily have a storage function. The support base 12 should just have each side plate 30 and should be comprised so that the washbasin 14 can be supported.

  The basin 14 is provided on the support base 12. For example, the basin 14 is bonded and fixed to the upper end of the support 12. The basin 14 is made of ceramic. The basin 14 is a so-called sanitary ware. The material of the basin 14 may be, for example, a resin.

  The washbasin 14 includes a wash bowl 40, a frame portion 41, a back guard 42, a drain outlet 43, and an overflow drain tool 44.

  The wash bowl 40 is formed in a concave shape that is recessed downward. The wash bowl 40 receives water discharged from the faucet panel 16. The frame portion 41 surrounds the open end (upper end) of the wash bowl 40. The back guard 42 is a portion protruding upward from the rear end portion of the frame portion 41. Therefore, the thickness of the rear end portion of the frame portion 41 is thicker than the thickness of the front end portion of the frame portion 41 by the back guard 42.

  The planar shape (the shape seen from above) of the frame part 41 is a rectangular shape. The wash basin 14 is supported in a state where the wash bowl 40 enters the support table 12 (between the side plates 30) by bringing the lower surface of the frame portion 41 into contact with the upper surface of each side plate 30 of the support table 12. Supported by the base 12.

  The width (length in the left-right direction) of the frame portion 41 is substantially the same as the width of the support base 12 or slightly wider than the width of the support base 12. Further, the front end of the frame portion 41 is substantially the same as the position of the front surface of each door plate 32 in the closed state or slightly forward from the front surface of each door plate 32 in the closed state. Thereby, it can suppress that the upper end part of the support stand 12 is exposed upwards. For example, the beauty of the bathroom vanity 10 can be improved.

  The drain port 43 is provided at the bottom of the wash bowl 40. The drain outlet 43 is connected to a drain pipe (not shown), and allows water discharged to the wash bowl 40 to flow through the drain pipe.

  The overflow drainage device 44 is provided behind the wash bowl 40. The overflow drainage tool 44 is, for example, a substantially L-shaped pipe. The overflow drainage tool 44 has, for example, a first pipeline portion extending backward from the back surface of the wash bowl 40 and a second pipeline portion extending downward from the rear end of the first pipeline portion.

  A part of the overflow drainage tool 44 enters the wash bowl 40 and forms an overflow port 44a. The overflow port 44a faces forward in the wash bowl 40. The overflow port 44 a is disposed above the drain port 43. In addition, the overflow port 44 a is disposed below the upper surface of the frame portion 41.

  The overflow drainage tool 44 is connected to the drainage pipe via an overflow path (not shown). For example, when the drain port 43 is closed with a rubber plug or the like and water is accumulated in the wash bowl 40, the water reaching the height of the overflow port 44 a is drained to the drain pipe via the overflow drain tool 44. Thereby, the overflow drainage tool 44 suppresses that water overflows from the wash bowl 40.

  The overflow drainage device 44 projects rearward from the rear end 41a of the frame portion 41. For this reason, the washbasin 14 is provided on the support base 12 in a state where the rear end 41a of the frame portion 41 is disposed in front of the rear end 30a of each side plate 30 by an amount corresponding to the arrangement space of the overflow drainage device 44. . In other words, the washbasin 14 is provided on the support base 12 in a state where the rear end 41a is separated from the mounting wall surface WL. The amount of protrusion of the overflow drainage 44 from the rear end 41a of the frame portion 41 is, for example, greater than 0 and 15 cm or less.

  The faucet panel 16 is provided on the basin 14. The faucet panel 16 is fixed to the mounting wall surface WL in a state of being disposed above the basin 14. The faucet panel 16 includes a panel body 50, a water outlet 51 (spout), an operation unit 52, and a hot and cold mixing unit 53.

  The panel body 50 is provided on the basin 14. The panel body 50 includes a front plate 50a, a pair of side plates 50b, an upper plate 50c, and a bottom plate 50d. The panel main body 50 has a substantially rectangular parallelepiped box shape opened rearward. The width of the panel body 50 is slightly wider than the width of the frame portion 41 of the basin 14. Further, the lower ends of the front plate 50a and the side plates 50b extend below the bottom plate 50d. The panel main body 50 covers a part near the upper end of the back guard 42 in a state of being provided on the wash basin 14. Thereby, it can suppress that a clearance gap opens between the washbasin 14 and the faucet panel 16. FIG. For example, the beauty of the vanity 10 can be improved. The panel body 50 is made of resin. The material of the panel body 50 is, for example, ABS resin. The material of the panel body 50 may be a metal or the like.

  The water outlet 51 and the operation unit 52 are attached to the front surface of the panel main body 50. The water outlet 51 discharges water toward the wash bowl 40. The operation unit 52 adjusts the flow rate and temperature of water discharged from the water outlet 51. In this example, the operation unit 52 is a lever handle. The operation unit 52 is not limited to this, and may be a rotary handle or the like. The operation unit 52 only needs to adjust at least the flow rate. The water outlet 51 and the operation unit 52 are made of metal. The water outlet 51 and the operation unit 52 are so-called faucet fittings. Resin etc. may be sufficient as the material of the water outlet 51 and the operation part 52. FIG. In addition, you may provide the operation part 52 in the washbasin 14, for example. The operation unit 52 is provided as necessary in the faucet panel 16 and can be omitted.

  The hot and cold mixing unit 53 is attached to the back side of the panel body 50. Thus, faucets such as the water outlet 51 and the hot water / mixing part 53 are attached to the panel main body 50. The faucet attached to the panel main body 50 is not limited to these, and may be a hand shower, for example.

  The hot and cold mixing unit 53 is connected to the operation unit 52 on the back side of the panel body 50. A water supply pipe 54, a hot water supply pipe 55, and a supply pipe 56 are connected to the hot water / mixing section 53. The water supply pipe 54 is connected to a water pipe or the like. The hot water supply pipe 55 is connected to a hot water heater or the like. Thus, hot water is supplied to the hot water mixing unit 53 via the water supply pipe 54 and hot water is supplied via the hot water supply pipe 55. The hot water / mixing part 53 is connected to the water outlet 51 via the supply pipe 56. The hot water mixing unit 53 mixes water from the water supply pipe 54 and hot water from the hot water supply pipe 55 according to the operation of the operation unit 52. Then, the hot water / mixer 53 supplies the mixed water to the water outlet 51 via the supply pipe 56. As a result, water having a flow rate and temperature corresponding to the operation of the operation unit 52 is discharged from the water outlet 51.

  The upper cabinet 18 is provided on the faucet panel 16. The upper cabinet 18 is fixed to the mounting wall surface WL with screws or the like while being placed on the faucet panel 16. The upper cabinet 18 includes a box-shaped cabinet body 60 that opens toward the front, and a door plate 62 that opens and closes the storage space of the cabinet body 60. A mirror 64 is provided on the front surface of the door plate 62.

  The door plate 62 is pivotally attached to the cabinet body 60 via a hinge, for example, and moves between a position that closes the storage space of the cabinet body 60 and a position that exposes the storage space. The door plate 62 may be a slide type. The number of door plates 62 attached to the cabinet body 60 may be two or more. The upper cabinet 18 may be a drawer-type cabinet or the like. The door plate 62 and the mirror 64 are provided as necessary and can be omitted.

  Each spacer 20 is provided on each side plate 30 between the rear end 41 a of the frame portion 41 and the rear end 30 a of each side plate 30. Each spacer 20 is attached to each side plate 30 so that attachment or detachment is possible, for example, contacting the upper surface of each side plate 30. Each spacer 20 extends from the rear end 41 a of the frame portion 41 to the rear end 30 a of the side plate 30. The front end of each spacer 20 is in contact with the rear end 41 a of the frame portion 41. The rear end of each spacer 20 is substantially flush with the rear end 30 a of the side plate 30. As a result, each spacer 20 closes a gap between the rear end 41 a of the frame portion 41 and the rear end 30 a of the side plate 30. In other words, each spacer 20 closes a gap between the rear end 41a of the frame portion 41 and the mounting wall surface WL.

  Each spacer 20 has an abutment surface 20 a that abuts on the upper surface of the side plate 30 and a placement surface 20 b for placing the faucet panel 16. Each spacer 20 is attached to the side plate 30 with the contact surface 20 a in contact with the upper surface of the side plate 30. Each spacer 20 supports the faucet panel 16 mounted on the mounting surface 20b so as to be slidable in the front-rear direction.

  The height of the mounting surface 20 b is equal to or higher than the height of the upper end of the frame portion 41. In other words, the distance between the contact surface 20 a and the mounting surface 20 b is equal to or greater than the thickness of the frame portion 41. In this example, the height of the mounting surface 20 b is equal to or higher than the height of the upper end of the back guard 42. Thereby, the faucet panel 16 is mounted on the mounting surface 20b. When the height of the placement surface 20 b is higher than the height of the upper end of the frame portion 41, the faucet panel 16 is placed on the placement surface 20 b without contacting the basin 14. The faucet panel 16 is placed on the basin 14 in a state of being placed on the placement surface 20b of each spacer 20, and is fixed to the mounting wall surface WL.

  The height of the mounting surface 20b is set to, for example, the design value of the height of the back guard 42 +5 mm. The dimensional tolerance in the back guard 42 portion of the basin 14 is, for example, ± 5 mm. Therefore, by setting the height of the placement surface 20b as described above, it is possible to suppress the back guard 42 from becoming higher than the placement surface 20b. The height of the mounting surface 20b is set to, for example, the sum of the design value of the height of the back guard 42 and the upper limit value of the dimensional tolerance of the back guard 42. When the upper surface of the side plate 30 is used as a reference, the absolute value of the difference between the height of the mounting surface 20b and the height of the upper end of the frame portion 41 is, for example, 0 mm or more and 10 mm or less.

  Each spacer 20 is made of resin. Thereby, in each spacer 20, compared with the ceramic washbasin 14, a dimensional tolerance can be made small. For example, polypropylene is used for each spacer 20. The elastic modulus of the resin material used for each spacer 20 is lower than the elastic modulus of the resin material used for the panel body 50. Each spacer 20 is made of a material that is more flexible than the panel body 50. The material of each spacer 20 is not limited to a resin material, and may be a metal, for example.

4 to 6 are perspective views schematically showing an enlarged part of the vanity table according to the embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 7 is a rear view schematically showing an enlarged part of the vanity according to the embodiment of the present invention.
As illustrated in FIGS. 4 to 7, the spacer 20 includes a side plate portion 70, a bottom plate portion 71, an upper plate portion 72, and a front plate portion 73. In addition, the shape of each spacer 20 is the substantially same shape symmetrically. Therefore, in the following, one spacer 20 will be described, and detailed description of the other spacer 20 will be omitted.

  The side plate portion 70 extends in the front-rear direction and the up-down direction. The length in the front-rear direction of the side plate portion 70 is substantially the same as the length in the front-rear direction between the rear end 41 a of the frame portion 41 and the rear end 30 a of each side plate 30. The length in the vertical direction of the side plate portion 70 is substantially the same as the length in the vertical direction between the contact surface 20a and the placement surface 20b. In other words, the gap between the rear end 41 a of the frame portion 41 and the rear end 30 a of the side plate 30 is closed by the side plate portion 70.

  The bottom plate portion 71 is provided at the lower end of the side plate portion 70. The bottom plate portion 71 protrudes inward from the lower end of the side plate portion 70. The upper plate portion 72 is provided at the upper end of the side plate portion 70. The upper plate portion 72 protrudes inward from the upper end of the side plate portion 70. As a result, the contact surface 20 a is formed by the bottom plate portion 71, and the placement surface 20 b is formed by the upper plate portion 72.

  The bottom plate portion 71 is provided with a protruding portion 74 that protrudes downward from the contact surface 20a. In addition, a rotation restricting member 75 protruding downward is provided at the tip of the bottom plate portion 71. An insertion hole 30 c having a shape corresponding to the protruding portion 74 is provided on the upper surface of the side plate 30 of the support base 12.

  When attaching the spacer 20 to the support base 12, the protrusion 74 is inserted into the insertion hole 30c. Thereby, the spacer 20 is attached to the support base 12. In this example, the protrusion 74 has a round bar shape, and the insertion hole 30c has a round hole shape. The diameter of the protrusion 74 is substantially the same as the diameter of the insertion hole 30c. Thereby, the protrusion part 74 fits in the insertion hole 30c. The shape of the protrusion part 74 and the insertion hole 30c is not restricted to this, Arbitrary shapes may be sufficient.

  Further, the number of protrusions 74 provided on the spacer 20 is only one. Thereby, attachment of the spacer 20 with respect to the support stand 12 can be made easy. A plurality of protrusions 74 may be provided on the spacer 20.

  The rotation restricting member 75 contacts the inner side surface 30is of the side plate 30 in a state where the protruding portion 74 is inserted into the insertion hole 30c. The rotation restricting member 75 has a plate shape, and in a state where the rotation restricting member 75 is attached to the side plate 30, the surface facing the inner side surface 30is is brought into contact with the inner side surface 30is. Thereby, the rotation restricting member 75 restricts the rotation of the spacer 20 around the protruding portion 74 as an axis. By providing the rotation restricting member 75, for example, the mounting strength of the spacer 20 with respect to the support base 12 can be increased. The shape of the rotation restricting member 75 is not limited to a plate shape, and may be any shape that can restrict the rotation of the spacer 20.

  The spacer 20 has an engaging protrusion 76 that protrudes upward from the placement surface 20b. The faucet panel 16 has a pair of engaged portions 16 a provided corresponding to the engaging protrusions 76 of the spacers 20. The pair of engaged portions 16a engages with the engagement protrusions 76 of the pair of spacers 20 in a state where the faucet panel 16 is placed on the placement surfaces 20b of the pair of spacers 20, respectively. The position of the engaging protrusion 76 in the left-right direction is restricted. That is, each of the pair of engaged portions 16a engages with the respective engagement protrusions 76 of the pair of spacers 20 in a state where the faucet panel 16 is fixed to the mounting wall surface WL. The inward movement of the mating protrusion 76 is restricted. The engaged portion 16 a regulates the position of the upper end portion of the spacer 20 in the left-right direction by engaging with the engaging protrusion 76.

  The engagement protrusion 76 has a plate shape extending in the front-rear direction. The engaged portion 16 a is a slit-like recess that extends forward from the rear end of the bottom plate 50 d of the panel body 50. The width of the engaged portion 16 a is substantially the same as the width of the engaging protrusion 76.

  When the faucet panel 16 is mounted on the washbasin 14, the bottom plate 50d is brought into contact with the placement surface 20b, and each engagement protrusion 76 is inserted into each engaged portion 16a. Thereby, the faucet panel 16 is supported by each spacer 20 so as to be slidable in the front-rear direction.

  The bottom plate 50d is provided with a rib 50e protruding upward. The rib 50e is formed along the slit-like engaged portion 16a. Thereby, the intensity | strength of the panel main body 50 in the part of the to-be-engaged part 16a can be raised, for example. For example, the engagement protrusion 76 can be more appropriately sandwiched between the side plate 50b and the rib 50e.

  As described above, the lower ends of the side plates 50b of the panel body 50 extend below the bottom plate 50d. Therefore, the side plate portion 70 is provided with a step portion 70a corresponding to the thickness of the side plate 50b. Thereby, the outermost surface 20 s in the left-right direction of the spacer 20 is substantially flush with the side surface 50 s of the panel body 50. In other words, the side surface 50s of the panel body 50 is the outer surface of the side plate 50b.

  As described above, the spacer 20 forms a surface that is substantially continuous with the side surface 50 s of the panel body 50, and forms a step at substantially the same height as the upper surface of the side plate 30 of the support base 12. Thereby, for example, the appearance of the bathroom vanity 10 can be made substantially the same as the case where a part of the faucet panel 16 is extended downward to close the gap between the washbasin 14 and the mounting wall surface WL. .

  The length in the left-right direction of the bottom plate portion 71 of the spacer 20 is substantially the same as the distance in the left-right direction between the inner side surface 30 is of the side plate 30 and the side surface 50 s of the panel body 50. Thereby, the outermost surface 20s can be substantially flush with the side surface 50s. In the specification of the present application, “surface flush” means, for example, a case where the difference in height between two adjacent surfaces (position in a direction perpendicular to the surface) is 2 mm or less.

  For example, the side plate portion 70 is in contact with the lower end of the side plate 50b at the stepped portion 70a. Thereby, the outermost surface 20s can be made continuous with the side surface 50s. The clearance gap between the outermost surface 20s and the side surface 50s is at least 2 mm or less. Thereby, the beauty | look of the vanity table 10 can be improved, for example.

  The front plate portion 73 protrudes inward from the front end of the side plate portion 70. The front plate portion 73 closes a gap that is vacant between the side plate portion 70 and the washbasin 14. Thereby, the beauty | look of the vanity table 10 can be improved more, for example.

FIGS. 8A and 8B are partial cross-sectional views schematically showing a part of the vanity according to the embodiment of the present invention.
As shown in FIGS. 8A and 8B, the panel body 50 of the faucet panel 16 is provided with a fixing portion 58 for fixing the faucet panel 16 to the mounting wall surface WL. The fixing portion 58 has a cylindrical shape extending rearward from the front plate 50a. The position of the rear end of the fixing portion 58 in the front-rear direction is substantially the same as the position of the rear end of the panel body 50 in the front-rear direction. Therefore, when the rear end of the panel body 50 is brought into contact with the mounting wall surface WL, the rear end of the fixing portion 58 is also brought into contact with the mounting wall surface WL. Further, a step portion is provided on the inner surface of the fixed portion 58. The inner diameter of the fixing portion 58 becomes narrower in the middle from the front end toward the rear end.

  A plurality of fixing portions 58 are provided in the panel body 50. For example, a total of two fixing portions 58 are provided in the vicinity of the left and right ends of the panel body 50, one each. The number of fixing portions 58 may be three or more.

  The faucet panel 16 is fixed to the mounting wall surface WL by a plurality of screws SC (fixing members) corresponding to the number of the fixing portions 58. The inner diameter of the fixing portion 58 corresponds to the outer diameter of the screw SC. The screw SC attaches the faucet panel 16 by bringing the screw head into contact with the stepped portion in the fixing portion 58 and sandwiching the portion behind the stepped portion of the fixing portion 58 between the screw head and the mounting wall surface WL. Fix to the wall WL.

  When fixing the faucet panel 16 to the mounting wall surface WL, the faucet panel 16 is placed on the placement surface 20b of each spacer 20, and the rear end of the panel body 50 and the rear end of the fixing portion 58 are attached to the mounting wall surface WL. Contact. Then, in this state, the screws SC are inserted into the respective fixing portions 58, and the screws SC are fastened to the mounting wall surface WL. Thereby, the faucet panel 16 is fixed to the attachment wall surface WL by each screw SC. Each fixing portion 58 is closed by a cap 59 (see FIG. 1). Thereby, it can suppress that each screw SC is exposed ahead, and the beauty | look of the vanity table 10 falls. As described above, the faucet panel 16 is configured to be fixed to the mounting wall surface WL by the predetermined fixing member such as the screw SC in a state where the faucet panel 16 is supported by the spacers 20. The fixing member SC is not limited to the screw SC, and may be, for example, a nail.

  The upper cabinet 18 is fixed to the mounting wall surface WL with a plurality of screws while being placed on the faucet panel 16. The upper cabinet 18 is in surface contact with the faucet panel 16, for example. The upper cabinet 18 does not form an engaging portion or the like that inhibits the movement of the faucet panel 16 in the front-rear direction between the faucet panel 16. The upper cabinet 18 is provided on the faucet panel 16 without obstructing the movement of the faucet panel 16 in the front-rear direction.

  The faucet panel 16 is placed on the placement surface 20b of each spacer 20, and is supported by each spacer 20 so as to be slidable in the front-rear direction by engagement between the engagement protrusion 76 and the engaged portion 16a. . Accordingly, in the vanity table 10, even after the upper cabinet 18 is mounted on the faucet panel 16, only the faucet panel 16 is attached to the mounting wall surface by removing the screws SC and sliding the panel body 50 forward. Can be removed from WL.

  As described above, in the bathroom vanity 10, the gaps between the rear end 41 a of the frame portion 41 and the rear end 30 a of the side plate 30 are closed by the spacers 20. In other words, the space surrounded by the support 12, the washbasin 14, the faucet panel 16, and the mounting wall surface WL is closed by each spacer 20. Thereby, in the bathroom vanity 10, even when the overflow drainage device 44 is provided behind the wash bowl 40 and the rear end 41a of the frame portion 41 of the wash basin 14 is arranged in front of the rear end 30a of each side plate 30, It is possible to suppress a decrease in aesthetics.

  Moreover, in the vanity table 10, as above-mentioned, only after the faucet panel 16 can be removed even after construction of the upper cabinet 18, the fall of workability | operativity at the time of construction property or maintenance can also be suppressed. In addition, each spacer 20 can be made of a material with high dimensional accuracy at the time of molding, such as resin. Further, since the spacer 20 is attached to the side plate 30 in contact with the upper surface of the side plate 30, Compared with the case where the faucet panel 16 is directly mounted, the dimensional error in the height direction of the vanity table 10 can be reduced. For example, it is possible to prevent a relatively large gap from being generated between the upper cabinet 18 and the ceiling surface CP, or the upper cabinet 18 from entering between the faucet panel 16 and the ceiling surface CP.

  Moreover, in the vanity table 10, the spacer 20 can be attached to the upper surface of the side plate 30 by inserting the protrusion 74 into the insertion hole 30c. Therefore, in the bathroom vanity 10, the spacer 20 can be attached to the support base 12 without using screws and the like, and the increase in the number of parts can be suppressed, and the appearance can be improved without exposing the screw holes. Can do. Further, the spacer 20 can be attached to the support base 12 even after the washbasin 14 is attached to the support base 12. Therefore, it is possible to reduce the restriction on the construction order of the vanity 10 and increase the degree of freedom of construction.

  Further, in the bathroom vanity 10, the number of the protrusions 74 is only one, and the rotation of the spacer 20 is restricted by the rotation restricting member 75. Thereby, even if an error occurs in the arrangement size of the insertion hole 30c, the spacer 20 can be reliably attached to the support base 12. Further, the spacer 20 can be attached more easily.

  Further, in the bathroom vanity 10, the spacer 20 has the engagement protrusion 76, and the engaged portion 16a regulates the position of the engagement protrusion 76 in the left-right direction. As a result, the movement of the upper end of the spacer 20 to the inside is restricted. For example, when the force pushed inward acts on the spacer 20 during cleaning, the upper end of the spacer 20 is recessed inward. Can be suppressed. Thereby, the deformation | transformation of the spacer 20 by ageing use and the fall of the aesthetics accompanying this can be suppressed, for example.

  In the bathroom vanity 10, the engagement protrusion 76 and the engaged portion 16a extend in the front-rear direction. Accordingly, when the faucet panel 16 is attached from the front, the faucet panel 16 can be moved rearward with the engaging protrusions 76 fitted in the recessed engaged portions 16a. It is possible to save the trouble of performing the adjustment. Therefore, the attaching operation can be made easier.

  FIG. 9 is a perspective view schematically showing a modification of the vanity according to the embodiment of the present invention. As shown in FIG. 9, in the faucet panel 116 of this example, the width of the engaged portion 16a, which is a recess extending in the front-rear direction, widens from the front toward the rear. Note that components that are substantially the same in function and configuration as those in the above embodiment are given the same reference numerals, and detailed descriptions thereof are omitted.

  The engaged portion 16a of the faucet panel 116 has a first portion 16b and a second portion 16c. The first portion 16b has substantially the same width as the engagement protrusion 76, and restricts the position of the engagement protrusion 76 in the left-right direction. The second portion 16c is disposed behind the first portion 16b and has a width wider than that of the first portion 16b. The second portion 16 c is disposed near the rear end of the bottom plate 50 d of the panel body 50. For example, the width of the second portion 16c continuously increases toward the rear.

  Thus, the first portion 16b and the second portion 16c are provided in the engaged portion 16a. The width of the engaged portion 16a is increased in the vicinity of the rear end of the bottom plate 50d of the panel body 50. Thereby, when attaching the faucet panel 116, the engaging protrusion 76 can be more easily fitted into the engaged portion 16a. In the faucet panel 116, the attaching operation can be made easier than the faucet panel 16 shown in the above embodiment.

FIG. 10 is a rear view schematically showing a modified example of the vanity according to the embodiment of the present invention.
As shown in FIG. 10, in this example, each spacer 120 is formed so as to expand outward. In each spacer 120, each side plate portion 70 is inclined. Each side plate portion 70 is inclined so that the distance between the side plate portions 70 increases upward when each spacer 120 is attached to the support base 12 and the faucet panel 16 is not attached. In each spacer 120, when each spacer 120 is attached to the support base 12 and the faucet panel 16 is not attached, the spacing between the engaging projections 76 is between the engaged portions 16 a of the faucet panel 16. Wider than the interval.

  Each spacer 120 is made of an elastic material such as resin or metal, like the spacer 20 described in the above embodiment. When the faucet panel 16 is placed on the placement surface 20b of each spacer 120 and each engaged portion 16a is engaged with each engaging projection 76, each side plate portion 70 is elastically deformed and each engaging portion 16a is engaged. The interval between the protrusions 76 is narrowed according to the interval between the engaged portions 16a. Thereafter, each engaging protrusion 76 is inserted into each engaged portion 16a. Thereby, the faucet panel 16 is supported by each spacer 120 similarly to the said embodiment.

  In each spacer 120, each side plate portion 70 and each engagement protrusion 76 are pressed against the inner surface of each side plate 50 b of the faucet panel 16 by the elasticity of each side plate portion 70. Thereby, for example, even when a tolerance occurs in the lateral width of the faucet panel 16 or the support stand 12, the side surface 50s of the faucet panel 16 and the outermost surface 20s of the spacer 120 can be easily made flush. For example, the appearance of the bathroom vanity 10 can be further improved.

The embodiment of the present invention has been described above. However, the present invention is not limited to these descriptions. As long as the features of the present invention are provided, those skilled in the art appropriately modified the design of the above-described embodiments are also included in the scope of the present invention. For example, the shape, size, material, arrangement, and the like of each element provided in the vanity table 10 and the like are not limited to those illustrated, but can be changed as appropriate.
Moreover, each element with which each embodiment mentioned above is provided can be combined as long as technically possible, and the combination of these is also included in the scope of the present invention as long as it includes the features of the present invention.

  DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 10 Vanity table, 12 Support stand, 14 Wash basin, 16, 116 Faucet panel, 16a Engagement part, 18 Upper cabinet, 20, 120 Spacer, 30 Side plate, 32 Door plate, 40 Wash bowl, 41 Frame part, 42 Back guard, 43 Drain port, 44 Overflow drainage device, 50 Panel body, 51 Water outlet, 52 Operation unit, 53 Hot water mixing unit, 54 Water supply pipe, 55 Hot water supply pipe, 56 Supply pipe, 58 Fixing part, 59 Cap, 60 Cabinet body, 62 Door plate, 64 Mirror, 70 Side plate part, 71 Bottom plate part, 72 Upper plate part, 73 Front plate part, 74 Projection part, 75 Rotation restricting member, 76 Engagement protrusion

Claims (7)

A support base having a pair of side plates facing each other;
A concave wash bowl that is recessed downward, a frame that surrounds the open end of the wash bowl, and a drainage device provided at the rear of the wash bowl, the rear ends of the frame being A basin provided on the support base in a state of being arranged in front of the rear end of the side plate,
A faucet panel having a panel body provided on the basin, and a faucet attached to the panel body;
An upper cabinet provided on the faucet panel;
A pair of spacers provided on each of the pair of side plates, extending from the rear end of the frame portion to the rear end of the side plate, and closing a gap between the rear end of the frame portion and the rear end of the side plate. When,
With
The pair of spacers is attached to the side plate in contact with the upper surface of the side plate, and has a mounting surface for mounting the faucet panel, and the faucet mounted on the mounting surface A vanity that supports a panel so as to be slidable in the front-rear direction. The pair of side plates have insertion holes provided on the upper surface,
The pair of spacers includes a contact surface that contacts the upper surface of the side plate, and a protrusion that protrudes downward from the contact surface, and by inserting the protrusion into the insertion hole, 2. The vanity according to claim 1, wherein the vanity is mounted on an upper surface. The pair of side plates have inner surfaces facing each other,
The number of the protrusions provided on each of the pair of spacers is only one,
Each of the pair of spacers includes a rotation regulating member that regulates rotation about the protruding portion by contacting the inner surface of the side plate in a state of being attached to the upper surface of the side plate. The vanity according to claim 2. The faucet panel is configured to be fixed to a mounting wall surface with a predetermined fixing member in a state supported by the pair of spacers,
The pair of spacers have engagement protrusions that protrude upward from the placement surface,
The faucet panel has a pair of engaged portions that engage with the engaging protrusions,
Each of the pair of engaged portions engages with the engagement protrusion of each of the pair of spacers in a state where the faucet panel is fixed to the mounting wall surface, and the engagement of the pair of spacers 4. The vanity according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein movement toward the inside of the protrusion is restricted. The engaging protrusion extends in the front-rear direction,
5. The vanity according to claim 4, wherein the engaged portion is a recess extending forward from a rear end of the panel body.   6. The vanity according to claim 5, wherein the width of the recess widens from the front toward the rear. The basin is made of ceramic,
The bathroom vanity according to any one of claims 1 to 6, wherein the pair of spacers are made of resin.

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