JP7277885B2 - Mounting structure of private room use status indicator - Google Patents

Description

TECHNICAL FIELD The present invention relates to a display device that enables external confirmation of the usage status of a private room such as a toilet, and a mounting structure for the display device to the door.

Since private rooms such as toilets installed in various facilities are shared by many users, it is convenient to be able to easily check the usage status from the outside. Based on such a request, conventionally, a private room use status indicator 50 as described below has been proposed.

That is, a first plate 51 installed on the wall surface 55 of the private room and having a display surface marked with the first mark, and a door 56 installed on the door 56 of the private room forming substantially the same plane as the wall surface 55 when closed. a second plate 52 having a viewing surface marked with a number 2; The first plate 51 is attached to the wall surface 55 at a predetermined angle so that the display surface with the first marks can be seen when viewed from the first direction which is the same as the horizontal direction formed by the wall surface 55 . The second plate 52 is installed on the door 56 at a predetermined angle so that the display surface with the second mark can be seen when viewed from the first direction with the door 56 closed. In addition, it is installed on the door 56 so that the first mark on the first plate 51 is covered and the second mark is visible when viewed from the first direction with the door 56 closed. It is a private room usage status display device 50 characterized by the following (Patent Document 1) (Fig. 11).

JP 2010-243692 A

However, the conventional private room usage status indicator 50 has a problem that it is difficult to recognize its use when the surroundings are dark.

In addition, although the private room is usually locked from the inside, it is often difficult to open the door from the inside because the user may fall inside the private room due to a sudden change in physical condition or the like. In that case, it is necessary to unlock the door by an operation from outside the room and open the door to the outside of the room. On the other hand, if a display indicating the state of use of a general private room is provided on the hanger side of the door, it will be damaged when the door is opened to the outdoor side, so there will be restrictions on the mounting location. There was a problem.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention has been made to solve the above-mentioned problems, and it is an object of the present invention to provide a private room usage indicator and its mounting structure which are easy to see and have no restrictions on the mounting position.

In order to achieve the above object, the present invention provides a plate-shaped display body having a light-transmitting portion, a display plate having a vertical rotation support portion provided at one end of the display body, and and an attachment member attached to at least one surface of the display member and formed with a display capable of identifying the state of use of the private room, wherein the attachment member is at least partially transparent. Having a light region, at least part of the transmitted light that has passed through the light-transmitting portion of the display body can be transmitted (transmitted) through the light-transmitting region of the sticking body, so that the state of use of the private room It is to provide a private room use status indicator (hereinafter sometimes referred to as "this indicator") characterized by being configured to be able to identify the.

In addition, in this display tool, by configuring the sticking body to be stickable and peelable, it is possible to change the display for identifying the usage status of a desired private room in a timely and easy manner, which is preferable.

Here, the display must have a light-transmitting portion at least in part, and the shape, size, number, etc. of the light-transmitting portion can be appropriately determined so as to fulfill the purpose. For example, a plurality of through-holes can be provided as the light-transmitting portion, or a continuous or discontinuous region having light-transmitting properties can be provided in any shape. Moreover, there are no restrictions on the shape and material of the display body.

In addition, the patch is formed with a display that identifies the usage status of the private room, and various configurations can be used as long as the display can be recognized by a combination of background, shape, color, and the like.
For example, by attaching characters, colors, graphics, pictograms, or a combination thereof, it is possible to form so that the state of use of the private room can be identified. As will be described later, depending on the mode of use of this indicator, there is an indication that it is not in use (“empty” or “blue” display, etc.) or an indication that it is in use (“in use” or “red”) ), a mark indicating the presence of a toilet (eg, a mark of "male", "female", "a mark combining a toilet seat and a user", etc.).

In addition, the patch may be at least partly provided with a continuous or discontinuous region having a light-transmitting property of any shape, and the entirety of the patch may be a light-transmitting region with different colors. Alternatively, a region having a light shielding performance may be partially provided.
The light-transmitting portion of the display member and the light-transmitting region of the attachment member need only be transparent to an object on the opposite side of the object, and do not necessarily have to be purely transparent. do not have.

In addition, the sticking body may be stuck on at least one surface of the plate-shaped body, but if it is stuck on both sides, the state of use can be visually recognized from a plurality of directions, so that it can be installed in a place with a plurality of entrances. Since it becomes possible to apply it also to a private room, it is suitable.

Further, at least part of the transmitted light that has passed through the light-transmitting portion of the display body is configured to be able to transmit through the light-transmitting region of the sticking body, so that the use status of the private room can be recognized. In particular, the outer edge of the light-transmitting part of the display should be in a shape that matches the outline of the display that identifies the usage status of the private room displayed on the sticker. This is suitable for increasing the brightness, and can be easily realized by forming the light-transmitting portion of the display as an aggregate of a large number of small holes.

According to this display device, the display body has the translucent part, and the sticking body showing the display for identifying the usage status of the private room is pasted on the display body, and the sticking body has the translucent area. ing. Then, the transmitted light that has passed through the light-transmitting portion of the display body passes through the light-transmitting region of the sticking body, so that the sticking body is illuminated by the transmitted light. In this way, the presence of the light-transmitting portion of the display makes it possible to clearly identify the usage status of the private toilet room, and the simple structure allows the display to be easily viewed at low cost.

In addition, the present invention includes a partition defining a private room, a door attached to the partition so that one end thereof can be rotated both inwardly and outwardly so that it can be opened and closed, wherein the display member is mounted on the outer surface of the door with respect to the private room so that the display body can be freely rotated about the support body. The object is to provide a mounting structure (hereinafter sometimes referred to as "main mounting structure") for a private room usage indicator, characterized by being mounted.

Here, the partition body that defines the private room is a structure provided to form the private room from the open space, and known members such as panel plates and wall materials can be used. In addition, there are no restrictions on the shape, arrangement mode, number, and the like.

Moreover, there is no restriction on the position where the present indicator is attached to the door as long as it is a position that protrudes from the outer surface of the private room, and it can be appropriately determined according to the installation mode of the partition and the door that constitute the private room. Moreover, there is no restriction on the mounting method. However, depending on where the indicator is attached to the door, it is necessary to appropriately indicate when the door is open (when the room is empty) and when the door is closed (when the room is in use). For example, when the display body of this display device is installed parallel to the surface of the door, the display body displays "empty room", and when it is installed perpendicular to the surface of the door , it is necessary to display "in use" on the display.

In addition, in order to configure the display body to be rotatable, any means (rotation means) for following the movement of the door to which it is attached and realizing the rotation movement about the rotation shaft (support shaft). ) can be used.

According to this mounting structure, the display body is rotatably mounted on the outside of the door relative to the private room. Even if the present display is attached to the base side, by rotating the display around the support, the display can be rotated following the rotation of the door. . Therefore, even if it is attached to an arbitrary location, it will not be damaged and there will be no restrictions on the location of attachment. Therefore, by displaying the state of use of the private room and the state of use or non-use corresponding to the position of the door, it is possible to easily identify the state of use of the private room with a simple and inexpensive structure.

If the present mounting structure is provided with a display body rotating means and a rotating state restoring means, the position of the display body can be changed manually when the door is released to the outside of the room and when the door is returned to the original state. This is preferable because it is possible to omit the troublesome work of

Here, the means for restoring the rotating state of the mounting body may be any means that realizes a rotating operation for returning (returning) the display body to the initial position where rotation was started. It can be configured by a mechanism that utilizes the biasing force of a spring or other elastic body, or the repulsive force of the magnetic force of a magnet.

Further, in the present mounting structure, the mounting portion of the door in the present indicator includes a mounting body having an open portion formed in a vertical direction, a thin plate spring, and an angle of the display plate with respect to the door. The angle fixing plate is formed in a shape capable of closing the opening of the mounting body, and the locking piece is formed at the receiving end of the mounting body. If the door can be detachably attached to the opening portion by engaging with the lock receiving tool, this display can be used in a private room where there is not much need to open the door to the outside of the room. This is preferable because it can improve the degree of fixation of the private room use status indicator when attaching the tool.

ADVANTAGE OF THE INVENTION According to this invention, it becomes possible to provide the private room use condition indicator which is easy to visually recognize and has no restrictions on an attachment location, and its attachment structure.

It is a top view which shows the toilet private room to which the attachment structure (1st Embodiment) of the private room use condition indicator of this invention is applied. 1 is an exploded perspective view of a private room usage indicator (first embodiment) of the present invention; FIG. (a) is a perspective view of the display portion of the private room usage status indicator (first embodiment) of the present invention, and (b) is a sectional view (partially) taken along line AA in the figure. Fig. 1(a) is a top view, Fig. 1(b) is a side view, and Fig. 1(c) is a cross-sectional view taken along the line BB in Fig. 1(b), with respect to the private room use status indicator (first embodiment) of the present invention. It is a perspective view which shows the attachment structure (1st Embodiment) (at the time of an empty room) of the private room usage indicator of this invention. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS It is a top view which shows typically the attachment structure (1st Embodiment) (at the time of an empty room) of the private room use condition indicator of this invention. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS It is a top view which shows typically the attachment structure (1st Embodiment) (when using a toilet private room) of the private room use condition display tool of this invention. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS It is a top view which shows typically the attachment structure (1st Embodiment) (at the time of opening to the passage side of a door) of the private room usage indicator of this invention. (a) to (c) are cross-sectional views of a portion corresponding to the AA cross section of FIG. 3, from when the private toilet room is used to when the door is opened to the aisle side. Fig. 10 is a perspective view showing a mounting structure (second embodiment) of the private room usage indicator of the present invention (when using a private toilet room); It is a top view which shows the conventional private room use condition indicator.

Hereinafter, one embodiment of this mounting structure will be described in detail with reference to the drawings, taking a private room of a toilet as an example. In the description of the drawings, the same elements are denoted by the same reference numerals, and overlapping descriptions are omitted.
In the following description, the hanger side of the door D refers to the attachment portion side of the door D attached to the attachment panel F2 so as to be openable and closable (see FIG. 5, etc.).

[overall structure]
As shown in FIG. 1, this mounting structure K (private room usage indicator) is applied to a toilet private room S in which an open space having a certain size and no partitions is divided into a plurality of private rooms. .
That is, in the entire space partitioned by the walls W1 and W2 (partition bodies), entrances E are formed at the upper and lower central portions opposed to each other, and passages R are formed between the entrances E. A plurality of private toilet rooms S are arranged facing this passage R. However, when making a general description of the place where the toilet bowl Z is provided, it will simply be referred to as a "toilet".).

Each toilet cubicle S includes a wall W1 parallel to the passage R, one or two side panels Y (partitions) perpendicular to the passage R, or a wall W2 perpendicular to the passage R. The front panel F1 and the mounting panel F2 (partition body) parallel to the passage R and the door D form a rectangular parallelepiped shape, and the toilet bowl Z is arranged therein.
The side panel Y, the front panel F1, and the mounting panel F2 are known rectangular panel materials formed with predetermined dimensions. ing.

The door D, together with the front panel F1, plays a role of forming the private toilet room S and a role of forming an entrance to the individual toilet private room S, and is a known member formed in a predetermined shape. One end of the door D is rotatably attached to the mounting panel F2 so that it can be opened and closed inward and outward.

In normal use, the door D is not opened to the side of the passage R beyond the closed state, but in an emergency, it can be turned to a position where it is opened to the side of the passage R as well.
Moreover, it is desirable that the door D is housed inside the private toilet room S when the private toilet room S is empty (when not in use), and this embodiment also assumes such a configuration. and

The door D can be locked and unlocked from the toilet room S side, and can be unlocked from the passage R (outside the toilet room S) in an emergency.

[First embodiment of private room use status indicator and its mounting structure]
The present display device 1 of the first embodiment includes a display panel 10 having a display portion 11 made of transparent resin, a rotation support portion 15 provided at one end of the display portion 11, and an attachment portion 20 to a door D. (Figs. 2-4).

The display unit 11 is a rectangular white thin plate material, and has a plurality of round small through holes 11a over the entire surfaces of both surfaces. The small through hole 11a constitutes a light transmitting portion, and the portion other than the small through hole 11a constitutes a light shielding portion. On both sides of the display part 11, a film sheet-like display sticker H (attachment body) on which the same design is described is attached so that it can be attached and peeled freely and can be easily replaced. .

The design is a substantially square-shaped blue colored portion H1 (light-transmitting region) colored blue to indicate that it is vacant (unused), and to indicate that it is unused. It is composed of a transparent portion H2 (light-transmitting region) in which the design in the state that the lid is opened is transparent. By displaying this design, it is possible to recognize that the private toilet room S is vacant (unused), and the combination of the blue colored part H1 and the transparent part H2 gives a visual image of the private toilet room S being vacant (unused). ) is identifiable at a glance. In this embodiment, both the blue portion H1 and the transparent portion H2 have translucency.

On both sides of the display portion 11 of the display plate 10, display stickers H are attached so that the designs are at the same position. It is permeable.
In addition, since a large number of small through holes 11a having a small hole diameter are formed in the display portion 11, the contour of the transparent portion H2 of the display sticker H substantially matches the corresponding through holes 11a near the contour. It becomes the position and the visibility of the transparent part H2 of the display sticker H can be improved now.

Because of this configuration, when the door D is housed inside the private toilet room S, a user who enters the passage R from the entrances E in both the left and right directions can enter the private toilet room S from either direction. It is possible to visually recognize that is not used (details will be described later).

The rotation support part 15 is formed in a substantially semi-cylindrical shape so that it can be easily rotated, and the display part 11 is provided in a direction perpendicular to the chord of the semi-circular part. The rotation support portion 15 is formed of projecting end portions 16 at both upper and lower ends in the vertical direction and a central portion 17 . A first insertion hole 16 a for the support protrusion 31 is formed in the upper and lower projecting end portions 16 .

The center portion 17 is formed in an elongated substantially cross shape (side view from a direction perpendicular to the display portion 11 in FIG. 2), and has four concave portions formed on the top, bottom, and both sides thereof. The pair of recesses in the vertical direction are formed in the same shape, but the shapes of the recesses in the horizontal direction are different. For the sake of explanation, the concave portion on the tip side of the curved surface portion of the rotation support portion 15 is referred to as a first concave portion 18 .

A vertical cross section of the central portion 17 is formed into a shape similar to a pistol shape (J shape) (FIG. 3(b)). The substantially pistol-shaped cross section is formed of a protruding portion 17b that protrudes toward the distal end and a base end portion 17c corresponding to a grip portion that follows the protruding portion 17b. The proximal end portion 17c has an arc portion 17d with an outer circumference of 90 degrees and an inner stepped portion 17e, and the length of the projecting portion 17b is about twice the radius of the portion forming the arc portion 17d. (In the portion formed in a substantially pistol shape, the stepped portion 17e and the inner peripheral portion of the projecting portion 17b in contact with the stepped portion 17e are referred to as the "inner side portion 17a."). The protruding portion 17b is formed to have substantially the same length as the depth length of the storage space of the mounting portion 20, and the midpoint of the protruding portion 17b is the rotation center of the rotation support portion 15 (support projection 31 described later). position).

(Mounting part)
The mounting portion 20 includes a mounting body 21, a flat spring 25, and an angle fixing plate 27 (positioning means).

The rectangular parallelepiped attachment body 21 is open on one side, and a receiving space for the rotation support portion 15 of the display portion 11 is formed inside. That is, at the upper and lower ends of the mounting body 21, housing end portions 22 for housing the protruding end portions 16 of the rotation support portion 15 are formed, and springs are provided between the housing end portions 22. A fitting portion 23 is provided.

The space forming the receiving end portion 22 is formed in a shape corresponding to the shape of the protruding end portion 16, which is a semi-cylindrical shape.
In addition, second insertion holes 21a for the support projections 31 are provided at the upper and lower ends of the mounting body 21, and mounting holes (see FIG. not shown) are formed (three places in this embodiment).

The flat spring 25 is substantially V-shaped, and the central portion is attached to the middle position of the spring fitting portion 23 . Each end portion is arranged so as to be in contact with the inner side surface portion 17a of the rotation support portion 15, and is operable following the movement of the rotation support portion 15 toward and away from the door D direction. .

The thin plate spring 25 is attached to the spring fitting portion 23 so that an urging force (restoring force) acts in a direction to press the rotation support portion 15 of the display plate 10 .
Further, the rotation support portion 15 of the display plate 10 is fitted into the receiving space of the mounting portion 20, and the first insertion hole 16a of the rotation support portion 15 and the second insertion hole 21a of the mounting body 21 are vertically aligned. In this state, the rotation support portion 15 is rotatably supported by inserting the support projection 31 as a support shaft.

The rotation support portion 15 and the mounting body 21 form a rotation means for rotating the display portion 11 about the vertical support projection 31 (in the present embodiment, the display portion 11 is rotated within a range of 90 degrees). rotatable). Further, when the display unit 11 rotates, the thin flat spring 25 applies a biasing force to the inner side surface portion 17a of the rotation support portion 15 so that the thin flat spring 25 rotates in a direction opposite to the rotation direction. will return to the position before rotation, and will operate as a rotation return means for that purpose.

The angle fixing plate 27 is a member provided as necessary, and is a thin plate-like member for provisionally positioning the angle of the display plate 10 with respect to the door D. As shown in FIG. This angle fixing plate 27 is formed in a shape capable of blocking the vertical open portion of the mounting body 21 , and the locking piece 27 a is attached to the locking receiving portion formed in the accommodating end portion 22 of the mounting body 21 . By engaging with a tool (not shown), it can be provided in the open portion so that it can be freely fitted and removed (so that attachment and detachment can be easily performed).

In this embodiment, the angle fixing plate 27 is attached in a normal state, and when the door D is rotated outward, the display portion 11 of the display plate 10 can be rotated by removing the angle fixing plate 27. It is movable.

(Mounting structure of private room usage indicator)
The mounting structure K (first embodiment) is screwed into the mounting hole of the mounting portion 20 of the display device 1 (reference numeral 32 indicates a screw), so that it is attached to the upper edge of the hanging base of the door D. installed. At this time, the display portion 11 of the display plate 10 is arranged so as to be horizontal to the surface of the door D and protrude from the end portion of the door D toward the mounting panel F2 on the adjacent toilet room S side. It is

[Operation of private room use status indicator]
Next, the operation of the display tool 1 will be described. In the following description, it is assumed that the display device 1 has already been attached to the door D (FIGS. 5 to 8 are views of the door D and the like from the upper side of the paper surface of FIG. 1). be).

(when vacant)
When the toilet room S is vacant (when not in use), the door D is normally accommodated inside the toilet room S, and the display part 11 of the display board 10 is provided so as to protrude from the end of the door D. It is Therefore, the display unit 11 protrudes in a substantially vertical direction from the outer surface of the door D, and the in-use display can be viewed from both sides. Thereby, the user can immediately recognize from the outside that the private toilet room S is vacant (FIGS. 5 and 6).

(while using it)
When the toilet room S is used, the door D is closed and the display part 11 of the display board 10 is parallel to the door D. At this time, the display on the display unit 11 is inconspicuous from the outside, and the door D is not opened, so the user can recognize that the private toilet room S is in use (FIG. 7).

(For emergency response)
When it is necessary to open the door D to the side of the passage R (outdoor side of the private toilet room S) in an emergency such as an emergency, first, the door is unlocked from the side of the passage R by a predetermined method. Subsequently, the door D is opened to the passage R side.

At this time, since the display portion 11 of the display plate 10 is provided so as to protrude from the end portion of the door D, the tip of the display portion 11 comes into contact with the mounting panel F2. In this state, when the front end of the door D is rotated to open the door D, the front end of the display section 11 is kept in contact with the mounting panel F2, and the support projection 31 of the mounting section 20 is used as a rotation axis. , to follow the rotation of the door D (FIG. 8).

9(a) to 9(c) are cross-sectional views of a portion corresponding to the AA cross section in FIG. Supplementary description of the rotation state will be given with reference to .

First, when the toilet compartment S is used, the inner side surface portion 17a of the central portion 17 of the present display device 1 is in contact with the thin plate spring 25 of the mounting portion 20 (FIG. 9(a)).

When the door D is gradually opened to the passage R side, the tip of the display portion 11 of the present display device 1 comes into contact with the adjacent mounting panel F2 (FIG. 9(b)), and the stepped portion in the central portion 17 While the tip portion of 17e presses the flat spring 25, the rotation support portion 15 rotates in the range of 0 to 90 degrees (FIG. 9(c) shows a case of rotating about 70 degrees).
At this time, the tip of the display portion 11 of the display tool 1 is in contact with the adjacent mounting panel F2, and the flat spring 25 is pressed toward the door D. This is a state in which a restoring force is stored in the direction away from the door D.

After that, when returning the door D to the original use state, the door D is rotated in the opposite direction to when it is opened. As described above, a restoring force acts on the thin leaf spring 25 in a direction away from the door D, and the contact force of the mounting panel F2 at the tip of the display portion 11 of the present display device 1 decreases as the leaf spring 25 rotates. Therefore, the restoring force is superior to the contact force, and the thin leaf spring 25 presses the tip of the stepped portion 17e in the central portion 17, and accordingly, the central portion 17 rotates in the opposite direction to the previous rotation, resulting in a particularly , the display unit 11 of the display board 10 is restored to the position for use (the rotation restoration means operates) (Fig. 9(c) → Fig. 9(b) → Figure 9(a)).

[Actions and effects of the present indicator and the present mounting structure]
According to the display device 1, the display portion 11 has a plurality of small through holes 11a, and the display portion 11 is pasted with the display seal H indicating the usage status of the toilet cubicle S. The display sticker H forms a display for identifying the usage status of the private toilet room S by combining a transparent portion H2 having translucency and a blue portion H1. Therefore, the light transmitted through one of the transparent portions H2 and the blue portion H1 transmits through the small through holes 11a, and then through the other transparent portion H2 and the blue portion H1. The effect is that the display is illuminated. Therefore, the presence of the small through holes 11a makes it possible to clearly identify the usage status of the private toilet room S, and the simple structure makes it possible to provide an indicator that is easy to see at low cost.

Also, the display portion 11 of the display plate 10 has display stickers H attached on both sides, and when the door D is housed inside the toilet room S, it is possible to enter the passage R from the entrances E in both the left and right directions. The user can visually recognize that the private toilet room S is unused from any direction.
Furthermore, the display sticker H can be attached and peeled off freely, and can be replaced with a desired design in a timely and easy manner.

Further, according to the mounting structure K, the display unit 11 of the display device 1 is rotatably mounted on the surface of the door D on the passage R side. Therefore, when it becomes necessary to open the door D to the passage R side in an emergency or the like, by rotating the display unit 11 around the rotation support portion 15 of the display plate 10, the door D can be rotated. By rotating the display unit 11 so as to follow the movement, it is possible to respond.

Further, according to the present mounting structure K, the mounting portion 20 of the present display device 1 is provided with the thin leaf spring 25, and together with the rotation support portion 15 of the display plate 10, constitutes the rotating means and the rotating state returning means. Therefore, complicated work such as manually changing the position of the display unit 11 can be omitted when the door D is opened to the passage R side and when the status quo is restored.

Further, according to the present mounting structure K, since the angle fixing plate 27 is detachably provided, the angle fixing plate 27 can be attached when it is not necessary to open the door D to the passage R side. Accordingly, by provisionally positioning the angle of the display panel 10 with respect to the door D, the fixation degree of the display device 1 can be improved.

As described above, according to the present mounting structure K, the present indicator 1 can be provided at any desired mounting location. In addition, since the present display tool 1 can be configured simply, the number of parts can be reduced, and the manufacturing cost can be reduced.

[Second embodiment of this private room use status indicator and its mounting structure]
Furthermore, a second embodiment of this mounting structure will be described.
In the main mounting structure K' of the second embodiment, the mounting position of the display device 1' to the door D and the description of the display portion 11' of the display plate 10' are different (Fig. 10).
That is, the indicator 1' is attached to the substantially central portion of the upper edge of the door D. As shown in FIG.
A plurality of circular small through holes (not shown) are formed on both surfaces of the display portion 11' of the display plate 10' (FIG. 10 is viewed from the upper side of the paper surface of FIG. This is a view of the door D, etc.).

On both sides of the display portion 11', a film sheet-like display sticker H' having the same design is attached so that it can be attached and peeled off and can be easily replaced.
The design of the display sticker H' consists of a substantially square-shaped red-colored portion H1' (light-transmitting region) colored in red to evoke the fact that it is in use, a toilet seat, and the seat on which the toilet seat is seated. A transparent portion H2' (translucent region) in which a user's design is printed (hereinafter referred to as "in-use display"). In this embodiment, both the red colored portion H1' and the transparent portion H2' have translucency.

Further, in the present embodiment, the angle fixing plate 27 is always attached to the mounting portion 20 of the display device 1' so that the angle of the display portion 11' with respect to the door D does not change.

With the above configuration, when the door D is closed, the display unit 11' projects from the door D, so that a user who enters the passage R from the two entrances E in the upper and lower directions can can also visually recognize that the toilet private room S is in use. On the other hand, since the present indicator 1' is attached to the substantially central portion of the upper edge of the door D, when the door D is housed inside the toilet private room S, the toilet private room S Hidden inside. Therefore, the in-use display on the display unit 11' is not visually recognized, and in addition, since the door D is open, it is recognized that the toilet private room S is vacant.

According to the present display tool 1' of the present embodiment, it is possible to have a structure that is easy to see, like the present display tool 1 of the first embodiment. In addition, according to the main mounting structure K', the main display tool 1' can be mounted at any desired location in the same manner as the main mounting structure K of the first embodiment, and the usage status of the toilet room S can be monitored with a simple structure. Presence/absence can be determined.

Although an example of a preferred embodiment of the present invention has been described above, the present invention is not limited to this embodiment, and design changes can be made as appropriate without departing from the gist of the present invention.

For example, the shape of the private room to which the present mounting structure is applied and various aspects of the partition (including material, shape, installation aspect, etc.) can be determined as appropriate.

Further, the present display device can be used alone, and may have a structure having a simple support portion instead of a rotation support portion. Furthermore, with respect to the specifications, materials, dimensions, shapes, mounting positions, etc. of the constituent elements of the present indicator, various constituent elements can be used as long as they have a basic configuration and produce their effects. .

K: Mounting structure of private room usage indicator S: Toilet private room W1, W2 Wall body (partition body)
Y side panel (partition body)
F1 front panel (partition body)
F2 Mounting panel (partition body)
D door H, H' display seal H1 blue colored part (translucent area)
H1' red colored part (translucent area)
H2, H2' transparent portion (light-transmitting region)
1, 1' Private room use status indicator 10 Display board 11, 11' Display part (display body)
11a small through hole (translucent part)
15 rotation support (support)
16 protruding end portion 17 central portion 17a inner side surface portion 18 first concave portion 20 mounting portion 21 mounting body 22 housing end portion 23 spring fitting portion 25 flat spring 27 angle fixing plate (positioning means)
31 support projection (rotating shaft)

Claims (2)

A private room comprising a partition defining a private room, and a door attached to the partition so that one end thereof can be freely opened and closed by being rotatably supported both inwardly and outwardly with respect to the partition. A mounting structure of a private room usage status indicator to a door,
The private room usage status indicator is
a display body having a plate-like shape and having a translucent portion;
a display plate having a vertical rotation support provided at one end of the display body;
a mounting portion of the door;
A sticking body attached to at least one surface of the display body and formed with a display capable of identifying the usage status of the private room,
The adhesive body has a light-transmitting region at least in part,
At least part of the transmitted light that has passed through the light-transmitting portion of the display body can be transmitted through the light-transmitting region of the adhesive body,
In the private room use status indicator, the display body is attached to the outer surface of the door with respect to the private room so as to be rotatable about a rotation support,
The mounting portion of the door includes a mounting body having an opening formed in a vertical direction, a thin leaf spring, and an angle fixing plate for provisionally positioning the angle of the display plate with respect to the door,
The angle fixing plate is formed in a shape capable of blocking the opening of the mounting body, and the locking piece is engaged with a locking receiving tool formed at the receiving end of the mounting body. A mounting structure of a private room use status indicator, characterized in that it can be detachably installed in the opening part. 2. A mounting structure for a private room usage indicator according to claim 1, wherein said sticking body is configured to be stickable and peelable.

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