JP7091175B2 - Faucet cover and faucet - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to a faucet cover and a faucet.

Patent Document 1 describes an invention relating to a cover faucet provided with a faucet cover that covers the faucet body. The faucet cover described here includes a front cover body that covers substantially the entire faucet body, a rear cover body that is attached to the wall side and covers the back surface of the faucet body, a front cover body, and a rear cover body. Side cover A side cap is provided to seal the side surface of the body. For the faucet cover, the upper and lower rear end edges of the front cover body are engaged with the upper and lower end edges of the rear cover body, and side caps are inserted into both side edges of the front cover body and the rear cover body. It is composed of.

Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 11-131546

However, the rigidity of the faucet cover is not sufficient in the above-mentioned engagement relationship between the front cover body and the rear cover body described in Patent Document 1, and for example, when a load is applied to the front cover body, the front side is used. There was a problem that the cover body was easy to come off from the rear cover body. The present invention has been made in view of such circumstances, and an object of the present invention is to provide a faucet cover having excellent rigidity and a faucet provided with the faucet cover.

In order to solve the above problems, the water faucet cover of the present invention has a cover body composed of a half-split tubular first cover and a half-split tubular second cover that form a tubular shape by being assembled with each other, and an end of the cover body. A faucet cover provided with a side cover to be inserted into the portion, from the first cover to the first cover and the side cover in a direction opposite to the assembling direction of the second cover with respect to the first cover. A first restricting section for restricting the movement of the side cover is provided, and the second cover and the side cover have the second cover in a direction opposite to the assembling direction of the first cover with respect to the second cover. A second regulation unit that regulates the movement of the side cover is provided.

According to the above configuration, the faucet cover includes a tubular cover body consisting of a half-split tubular first cover and a half-split tubular second cover, and a side cover inserted into the end of the cover body. ing. The first regulatory section provided on the first cover and the side cover regulates the movement of the side cover in the direction opposite to the assembly direction of the second cover, and the second regulatory section provided on the second cover and the side cover. As a result, the movement of the side cover in the direction opposite to the assembly direction of the first cover is restricted. That is, the side cover regulates the movement of the first cover and the second cover in the respective withdrawal directions by the first regulation unit and the second regulation unit. Therefore, the movement of the first cover and the second cover in the pull-out direction is restricted through the side cover, and the first cover and the second cover are firmly assembled via the side cover. A faucet cover with excellent rigidity can be obtained.

In the above configuration, the first regulating portion is composed of a first convex portion provided on one of the side cover and the first cover and a first concave portion provided on the other, and the second regulating portion is It is composed of a second convex portion provided on one of the side cover and the second cover and a second concave portion provided on the other, and the first convex portion abuts on the inner surface of the first concave portion and is described. A slope extending in a direction intersecting the assembling direction of the second cover with respect to the first cover is formed, and the second convex portion abuts on the inner surface of the second concave portion and the first one with respect to the second cover. A slope extending in a direction intersecting the assembly direction of the cover is formed.

According to the above configuration, the movement of the first cover and the second cover from the side cover is restricted by the engagement between the first convex portion and the first concave portion and the engagement between the second convex portion and the second concave portion. .. The engagement between the first convex portion and the first concave portion and the engagement between the second convex portion and the second concave portion intersect with the slope extending in the direction intersecting the assembling direction of the second cover and the assembling direction of the first cover, respectively. It is composed of slopes extending in the direction. A faucet cover with excellent rigidity can be obtained with a simple configuration.

In the above configuration, the inner peripheral surface of the cover body is formed in a circular cross section, and the side cover includes a cylindrical portion that abuts on the inner peripheral surface of the cover body, and the first convex portion and the first convex portion. The two convex portions protrude outward in the radial direction from the outer peripheral surface of the cylindrical portion.

According to the above configuration, the relative rotation between the first cover and the second cover is regulated via the side cover. Not only the movement in the pull-out direction but also the movement in the rotation direction is restricted. In addition, it is suppressed that each cover receives an external force and is deformed. A faucet cover with higher rigidity can be obtained.

According to the present invention, a faucet cover having excellent rigidity can be obtained.

The perspective view of the faucet of this embodiment. An exploded perspective view of the faucet cover. The figure explaining the method of assembling the cover for a faucet. Side view of the faucet cover. (A) and (b) are schematic views explaining the modification example of the regulation part.

Hereinafter, an embodiment of a faucet cover applied to a mixed faucet with a shower in a bathroom will be described. In the following description, the top, bottom, left, right, front and back of the faucet 10 are defined as shown in FIG.
As shown in FIG. 1, the faucet 10 of the present embodiment is attached to the wall surface 11 of the bathroom. The bathroom is provided with a pair of pipes 15 for water and hot water so as to protrude from the wall surface 11. The faucet 10 is provided with a tubular faucet cover 12 made of synthetic resin in which a faucet body (not shown) is housed, and hot water from a pair of pipes 15 is a faucet in the faucet cover 12. It is supplied to the main body. Further, the hot water from the faucet body is collected from the shower hose 17 connected via the elbow pipe protruding from the rear side of the faucet cover 12, or the water discharge pipe 16 protruding from the lower side of the faucet cover 12. It is configured to be discharged from either. The temperature control handle 13 is rotatably attached to the left side of the faucet cover 12, and the switching handle 14 is rotatably attached to the right side.

As shown in FIG. 2, the faucet cover 12 includes a cover main body composed of a half-split tubular rear cover 20 and a half-split tubular front cover 30 which are assembled to each other to form a tubular shape, and a tubular cover main body. It is provided with a pair of side covers 40 to be inserted into both ends.

The rear cover 20 covers the rear side of the faucet 10 and substantially the latter half of the faucet body (not shown). As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, the rear cover 20 is formed in a substantially C-shape in a side cross section having an upper surface 20a, a rear surface 20b, and a lower surface 20c, and the front end of the upper surface 20a is formed on the left-right side edge. A pair of side surfaces 20d shaped to connect the edge and the front edge of the lower surface 20c are formed. The rear surface 20b is formed with a pair of piping openings 21 through which the pair of pipes 15 are inserted, and a first discharge port 22 through which the elbow pipe connecting the shower hose 17 is inserted. The lower surface 20c is formed with a second discharge portion 23 for forming a second discharge port through which the water discharge pipe 16 is inserted together with the front cover 30 when the front cover 30 is assembled. Further, on the front end edge of the upper surface 20a, three locked recesses 24 in which the locking protrusions 32 of the front cover 30, which will be described later, are locked are formed in the left-right direction. Further, on the front end edge of the lower surface 20c, two locking convex portions 25 for locking to the locked concave portion 33 of the front cover 30, which will be described later, are formed in the left-right direction.

As shown in FIG. 3, the front end edge of the side surface 20d of the rear cover 20 is formed in a substantially arc shape recessed rearward, and the thick portion 26 having a wall thickness as compared with the other portion of the side surface 20d is formed in the vertical direction. It is formed to extend to. As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, in the thick portion 26, engaged recesses 27 and 28 which are opened forward and recessed rearward from the front end edge of the side surface 20d are arranged side by side in the vertical direction. The inner surface shapes of the engaged recesses 27 and 28 are the same as the outer surface shapes of the engaging convex portions 42 and 43 of the side cover 40, which will be described later, and are formed slightly larger.

As shown in FIG. 3, the engaged recesses 27 and 28 are recessed so that the height dimension in the vertical direction increases toward the rear. The upper surfaces 27a and 28a and the lower surfaces 27b and 28b facing each other in the engaged recesses 27 and 28 in the vertical direction extend non-parallel to each other. At least one of the upper surfaces 27a and 28a and the lower surfaces 27b and 28b extends in a direction intersecting the assembling direction of the front cover 30 with respect to the rear cover 20 (the direction indicated by the arrow A in FIG. 3). In the present embodiment, the upper surface 27a of the upper engaged recess 27 and the lower surface 28b of the lower engaged recess 28 extend in a direction intersecting the arrow A. The lower surface 27b of the upper engaged recess 27 and the upper surface 28a of the lower engaged recess 28 extend in substantially the same direction as the arrow A.

As shown in FIG. 2, the front cover 30 covers the substantially front half side of the faucet body on the front side of the faucet 10. As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, the front cover 30 is entirely formed in a curved side cross-sectional view in a substantially C shape. Here, for convenience, the upper surface of the front cover 30 is referred to as the upper surface 30a, the front surface is referred to as the front surface 30b, and the lower surface is referred to as the lower surface 30c. A second discharge portion 31 for forming a second discharge port is formed on the lower surface 30c together with the second discharge portion 23 of the rear cover 20. On the rear end edge of the upper surface 30a, three locking protrusions 32 that are locked to the locked recess 24 of the rear cover 20 are formed in the left-right direction. Further, on the rear end edge of the lower surface 30c, two locked recesses 33 in which the locking protrusions 25 of the rear cover 20 are locked are formed in the left-right direction.

As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, the front surface 30b is formed with engaged recesses 34 having a shape cut out in the left-right direction with a constant width from both ends in the left-right direction at both ends in the left-right direction. The shape of the portion where the engaged concave portion 34 is formed has the same shape as the engaging convex portion 44 of the side cover 40 described later, and is formed slightly larger.

As shown in FIG. 3, the engaged recess 34 is formed so that the height dimension in the vertical direction becomes smaller toward the rear. The upper surface 34a and the lower surface 34b facing each other in the engaged recess 34 in the vertical direction extend in a direction intersecting the assembling direction of the rear cover 20 with respect to the front cover 30 (the direction indicated by the arrow B in FIG. 3). There is. Specifically, the upper surface 34a is formed as a slope that inclines downward toward the rear, and the lower surface 34b is formed as a slope that inclines upward toward the rear.

As shown in FIG. 2, the side cover 40 is formed in a substantially cylindrical shape. Since the pair of left and right side covers 40 attached to the cover body are members having the same shape that are inverted left and right, the right side cover 40 will be described here. The right side cover 40 is formed with a substantially semi-cylindrical insertion portion 45, a substantially cylindrical tubular portion 41, and a cylindrical attachment portion 46 to which a switching handle 14 is rotatably attached, in this order from the left side. ing. On the front surface of the insertion portion 45, a locking portion 45a that engages with a locked portion (not shown) formed on the inner peripheral surface of the front cover 30 is formed.

As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, on the rear outer peripheral surface of the tubular portion 41, engaging protrusions 42, 43 that engage with the engaged recesses 27, 28 of the rear cover 20 are outward (rear). ) Is formed so as to project. Further, on the front outer peripheral surface of the tubular portion 41, an engaging convex portion 44 that engages with the engaged concave portion 34 of the front cover 30 is formed so as to project outward (forward).

As shown in FIG. 3, the engaging protrusions 42, 43 are projected so that the height dimension in the vertical direction increases toward the rear, and the upper surfaces 42a, 43a and the lower surface 42b, which face each other in the vertical direction, are projected. 43b extend non-parallel to each other. At least one of the upper surfaces 42a and 43a and the lower surfaces 42b and 43b extends in a direction intersecting the arrow A direction. In the present embodiment, the upper surface 42a of the upper engaging convex portion 42 and the lower surface 43b of the lower engaging convex portion 43 extend in a direction intersecting the arrow A, and the lower surface 42b of the upper engaging convex portion 42. The upper surface 43a of the lower engaging protrusion 43 extends in substantially the same direction as the arrow A. When the side cover 40 is assembled to the rear cover 20, the upper surfaces 42a, 43a and the lower surfaces 42b, 43b of the engaging protrusions 42, 43 are the upper surfaces 27a, 28a and the lower surface 27b of the engaged recesses 27, 28. It abuts on 28b.

As shown in FIG. 3, the upper surface 44a and the lower surface 44b of the engaging convex portion 44 projecting from the front outer peripheral surface of the tubular portion 41 extend in a direction intersecting the arrow B direction. Specifically, the upper surface 44a is formed as a slope that inclines downward toward the rear, and the lower surface 44b is formed as a slope that inclines upward toward the rear. When the side cover 40 is assembled to the front cover 30, the upper surface 44a and the lower surface 44b of the engaging convex portion 44 come into contact with the upper surface 34a and the lower surface 34b of the engaged recess 34.

Next, the operation of the faucet cover 12 will be described together with the assembling method.
As shown in FIG. 3, the front cover 30 is attached to the rear cover 20 attached to the wall surface 11 side in the direction of arrow A. At this time, the locking convex portion 25 of the rear cover 20 is locked to the locked concave portion 33 of the front cover 30, and the locking convex portion 32 of the front cover 30 is locked to the locked concave portion 24 of the rear cover 20. To lock. As a result, the front cover 30 is assembled to the rear cover 20 to form a positioned tubular cover body.

Subsequently, the side covers 40 are inserted from the sides of both ends of the tubular cover body. In the inserted side cover 40, the locking portion 45a formed in the insertion portion 45 is locked to the locked portion (not shown) on the inner peripheral surface of the front side cover 30, and the insertion portion 45 and the tubular portion 41 cover the inserted side cover 40. The attachment portion 46 is covered with the main body and is assembled in a shape protruding outward from the cover main body. Then, as shown in FIG. 4, the engaging convex portions 42, 43 formed in the tubular portion 41 of the side cover 40 are engaged concave portions 27, 28 formed in the thick portion 26 of the rear side cover 20. It is inserted from the side and engages with it. Further, the engaging convex portion 44 formed in the tubular portion 41 of the side cover 40 is inserted and engaged from the side with the engaged concave portion 34 formed in the front cover 30. At this time, the outer peripheral surface of the tubular portion 41 is in contact with the inner peripheral surface of the cover body.

As shown in FIG. 3, the upper surface 27a of the upper engaged recess 27 of the rear cover 20 and the lower surface 28b of the lower engaged recess 28 extend in a direction intersecting the assembling direction of the front cover 30. .. Then, as shown in FIG. 4, the upper surface 42a of the upper engaging convex portion 42 of the side cover 40 abuts on the upper surface 27a of the engaged concave portion 27, and the lower surface 43b of the lower engaging convex portion 43 is formed. It is in contact with the lower surface 28b of the engaged recess 28. Therefore, the movement of the side cover 40 in the direction opposite to the assembling direction of the front cover 30 is restricted by the engagement between the engaging protrusions 42 and 43 and the engaged recesses 27 and 28. The engaging protrusions 42, 43 and the engaged recesses 27, 28 constitute a regulating portion that regulates the movement of the side cover 40 from the rear cover 20.

Further, the upper surface 34a of the engaged recess 34 of the front cover 30, the upper surface 44a of the engaging convex portion 44 of the side cover 40, the lower surface 34b of the engaged concave portion 34 of the front cover 30, and the engaging convex portion 44 of the side cover 40. The lower surface 44b of the rear cover 20 extends in a direction intersecting the assembling direction of the rear cover 20 and is in contact with each other. Therefore, the front cover 30 is restricted from moving in the direction opposite to the assembling direction of the rear cover 20 by the engagement between the engaged concave portion 34 and the engaging convex portion 44. The engaging convex portion 44 and the engaged concave portion 34 constitute a restricting portion that restricts the movement of the side cover 40 from the front cover 30.

According to the above embodiment, the following effects are obtained.
(1) The rear cover 20 and the side cover 40 are restricted from moving in the disconnection direction of the front cover 30 with respect to the rear cover 20 by engaging the engaging protrusions 42 and 43 with the engaged recesses 27 and 28. ing. Further, the front cover 30 and the side cover 40 are restricted from moving in the pulling-out direction of the rear cover 20 with respect to the front cover 30 by the engagement of the engaging convex portion 44 with the engaged concave portion 34.

Therefore, the rear cover 20 and the front cover 30 are restricted from moving in the pull-out direction via the side cover 40, and the rear cover 20 and the front cover 30 are firmly assembled via the side cover 40. A faucet cover with excellent rigidity can be obtained.

(2) The upper surface 42a of the engaging convex portion 42 is formed as a slope extending in a direction intersecting the assembling direction of the rear side cover 20 and the front side cover 30, and is in contact with the upper surface 27a of the engaged concave portion 27. The same applies to the lower surface 43b of the engaging convex portion 43 and the lower surface 28b of the engaged concave portion 28.

Therefore, the rear cover 20 and the front cover 30 have a simple configuration such as engagement between the concave portion and the convex portion, and the movement in the pull-out direction opposite to the assembly direction is restricted. There is no need for a complicated engagement structure between the side cover 40 and other parts for fixing such as screws.

(3) The engaging convex portions 42, 43, and 44 constituting the restricting portion are formed so as to project outward from the tubular portion 41 of the side cover 40. Therefore, it is easy to assemble the side cover 40 from the side of the cover body.

(4) The side cover 40 is fixed so that the outer peripheral surface of the tubular portion 41 is in contact with the inner peripheral surface of the cover body to which the rear side cover 20 and the front side cover 30 are assembled. Therefore, the assembled state of the rear cover 20, the front cover 30, and the side cover 40 is stable.

(5) When the front cover 30 is attached to the rear cover 20, the locking protrusions 32 and 25 and the locked recesses 24 and 33 are locked. Therefore, before inserting the side cover 40, the rear side cover 20 and the front side cover 30 are positioned to improve the assembling workability.

(6) The restricting portion formed between the front side cover 30 and the side cover 40 is configured to include an engaged recess 34 having a shape in which the front cover 30 is cut out, and is engaged with the engaged recess 34. The engaging convex portion 44 to be fitted is visible from the front of the faucet cover 12. Therefore, the front surface of the engaging convex portion 44 can be utilized as a display unit or the like indicating the operation direction of the switching handle 14. Further, even if the regulating portion is provided, it is possible to suppress an increase in the thickness by that amount, and it is possible to suppress an increase in the size of the faucet cover 12.

The above embodiment can be changed as follows. The above embodiment and the following modified examples can be applied in combination with each other within a technically consistent range.
The cover main body of the above embodiment is formed in a substantially cylindrical shape, and is in contact with a substantially cylindrical tubular portion 41 of the side cover 40. The shape of the cover body and the tubular portion 41 is not limited to this, and both may be formed in a cylindrical shape. Further, only the inner peripheral surface of the cover body may be formed in a circular cross section. When the inner peripheral surface of the cover body and the outer peripheral surface of the tubular portion 41 of the side cover 40 are circular in this way, the engaging convex portions 42 and 43 are engaged with and engaged with the engaged concave portions 27 and 28. The engagement of the convex portion 44 and the engaged recess 34 restricts the rotation of the rear cover 20 and the front cover 30 via the side cover 40. Not only the movement of the rear cover 20 and the front cover 30 in the pull-out direction is restricted, but also the movement of the rear cover 20 and the front cover 30 in the rotational direction is restricted.

-The configuration of the regulation section is not limited to those related to unevenness. For example, the rear side cover 20 and the front side cover 30 may be fixed to the side cover 40 by screwing or the like to restrict movement in the pull-out direction.

The extending directions of the upper surface 42a and the lower surface 42b of the engaging convex portion 42 of the side cover 40 and the upper surface 43a and the lower surface 43b of the engaging convex portion 43 are not limited to the above embodiment. As shown in FIG. 5A, the lower surface 42b of the engaging convex portion 42 and the upper surface 43a of the engaging convex portion 43 extend in a direction intersecting the arrow A direction, and the upper surface 42a and the lower surface 43b are arrows. It may extend in substantially the same direction as A. Further, the upper surfaces 42a and 43a and the lower surfaces 42b and 43b may all extend in the direction intersecting the arrow A, or may extend in the direction in which only one of the surfaces intersects. In this case, the upper surfaces 27a and 28a and the lower surfaces 27b and 28b of the corresponding engaged recesses 27 and 28 may extend in the same direction and come into contact with each other. Note that FIG. 5 shows only the side cover 40.

As shown in FIG. 5A, only one of the upper surface 44a and the lower surface 44b of the engaging convex portion 44 of the side cover 40 may extend in a direction intersecting the direction indicated by the arrow B. In this case, the same applies to the upper surface 34a and the lower surface 34b of the corresponding engaged recesses 34.

The formation positions and numbers of the engaging protrusions 42, 43 and the engaged recesses 27, 28 are not particularly limited. It may be one place or three or more places. In either case, it suffices if a slope extending in a direction intersecting the pull-out direction of the rear cover 20 and the front cover 30 is formed. Similarly, the forming position and the number of the engaging convex portion 44 and the engaged concave portion 34 are not particularly limited. For example, as shown in FIG. 5B, the engaging protrusions 44 may be formed one by one in the vertical direction instead of the front side of the side cover 40. In this case, the engaging convex portion 44 may be formed with a slope that restricts the movement of the rear cover 20 and the front cover 30 in the pulling direction so as to be orthogonal to the pulling direction.

-At least one of the engaging protrusions 42, 43, and 44 may have the same height dimension in the vertical direction in the front-rear direction. FIG. 5B shows an example of modification of the engaging protrusions 42 and 43. In this case, the shapes of the corresponding engaging protrusions 42, 43, 44 are also the same.

The unevenness of the regulation portions provided on the rear cover 20 and the side cover 40 may be reversed. That is, the rear side cover 20 may be formed with an engaging convex portion, and the side cover 40 may be formed with an engaged concave portion with which the engaging convex portion is engaged. The same applies to the regulation portion provided on the front cover 30 and the side cover 40.

In the above embodiment, the upper surfaces 42a, 43a and the lower surfaces 42b, 43b of the engaging protrusions 42, 43 are in contact with the upper surfaces 27a, 28a and the lower surfaces 27b, 28b of the engaged recesses 27, 28. The entire outer peripheral surface of the engaging convex portions 42 and 43 may be in contact with the entire inner peripheral surface of the engaged concave portions 27 and 28. Further, a part of the outer peripheral surface of the engaging convex portions 42 and 43 may be in contact with a part of the inner peripheral surface of the engaged concave portions 27 and 28. In this case, at least the slopes extending in the direction intersecting the pull-out direction of the rear cover 20 and the front cover 30 may be in contact with each other.

The upper surface 42a of the engaging convex portion 42, the lower surface 43b of the engaging convex portion 43, the upper surface 44a and the lower surface 44b of the engaging convex portion 44, the upper surface 27a of the engaged concave portion 27, the lower surface 28b of the engaged concave portion 28, and The upper surface 34a and the lower surface 34b of the engaged recess 34 may be formed in a curved surface shape or an uneven shape instead of a flat surface. Each surface may have a shape that regulates the rear cover 20 and the front cover 30 in the withdrawal direction.

-The outer shape of the faucet cover 12 is not particularly limited as long as it is a cylinder that can accommodate the faucet body.
The faucet cover 12 does not have to be divided into a rear cover 20 at the rear and a front cover 30 at the front with respect to the wall surface 11. For example, it may be composed of an upper cover and a lower cover which are divided into upper and lower parts. In this case as well, if the engaging protrusions 42, 43, 44 and the engaged recesses 27, 28, 34 are formed with slopes that restrict the movement of the upper cover and the lower cover in the direction opposite to the assembling direction. good.

The formation positions and the number of the locking protrusions 25 and 32 and the locked recesses 24 and 33 for locking the rear cover 20 and the front cover 30 are not limited to the above embodiment. Further, a locking structure may be formed so as to extend in the entire left-right direction of the rear cover 20 and the front cover 30.

The technical ideas grasped from the above embodiments are described below.
(A) The side cover is provided with a tubular portion that abuts on the inner peripheral surface of the cover body, and the engaging convex portion protrudes outward in the radial direction from the outer peripheral surface of the tubular portion.

12 ... Water faucet cover, 20 ... Rear cover, 27, 28 ... Engagement recess (regulatory part), 27a ... Top surface (slope), 28b ... Bottom surface (slope), 30 ... Front cover, 34 ... Engagement Recessed portion (regulating portion), 34a ... upper surface (slope), 34b ... lower surface (slope), 40 ... side cover, 41 ... tubular portion, 42, 43, 44 ... engaging convex portion (regulating portion).

Claims (4)

A cover for a faucet including a cover main body composed of a half-split tubular first cover and a half-split tubular second cover that are assembled to each other to form a tubular shape, and a side cover to be inserted into the end of the cover body. ,
The first cover and the side cover are provided with a first regulating unit that regulates the movement of the side cover from the first cover in a direction opposite to the assembling direction of the second cover with respect to the first cover. ,
The second cover and the side cover are provided with a second regulating unit that regulates the movement of the side cover from the second cover in a direction opposite to the assembling direction of the first cover with respect to the second cover. A cover for a faucet that is characterized by being The first regulating portion is composed of a first convex portion provided on one of the side cover and the first cover, and a first concave portion provided on the other.
The second regulating portion is composed of a second convex portion provided on one of the side cover and the second cover and a second concave portion provided on the other.
The first convex portion is formed with a slope that abuts on the inner surface of the first concave portion and extends in a direction that intersects the assembly direction of the second cover with respect to the first cover.
Claim 1 is characterized in that the second convex portion is formed with a slope that abuts on the inner surface of the second concave portion and extends in a direction that intersects the assembly direction of the first cover with respect to the second cover. Cover for faucets as described in. The inner peripheral surface of the cover body is formed in a circular cross section.
The side cover includes a cylindrical portion that abuts on the inner peripheral surface of the cover body, and the first convex portion and the second convex portion protrude outward in the radial direction from the outer peripheral surface of the cylindrical portion. The cover for a faucet according to claim 2, wherein the cover is provided. A faucet provided with the faucet cover according to any one of claims 1 to 3.

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