JP7342220B2 - room structure - Google Patents

Description

The present invention relates to a room structure.

Conventionally, when drying laundry in a building such as a residence, a clothes-drying pole installed outdoors, such as on a balcony, has been used. In addition, in the case of bad weather such as rain or snow, or if the resident will be away for a long time due to work, etc., laundry may be hung indoors to dry. In particular, married couples with both parents working are often away from home during the day, so they tend to dry their clothes indoors more often.
In Patent Document 1, a living room with a storage space capable of storing dry laundry and a balcony are arranged adjacent to each other in an indoor clothes drying space provided with a clothes drying device, and the laundry is placed on the balcony or in the indoor clothes drying space. A configuration is disclosed that makes it possible to efficiently carry out the work from drying to storing in a living room.

JP2017-198030A

By the way, when it comes to clothes and many other fabric products that can be washed, there is the daily work of washing them, drying them on a balcony or indoor drying space, and storing them in a designated storage space, and the changing of clothes depending on the season. Work is done. In addition, not only clothing and cloth products, but also various items such as small items worn by the user are replaced on a regular or irregular basis.
However, in the above-mentioned conventional buildings, no structure has been disclosed that allows daily work, seasonal work, and article replacement work to be performed efficiently.

The present invention has been made in view of the above circumstances, and it is an object of the present invention to provide a room structure that allows daily work, seasonal work, and article replacement work to be performed efficiently.

The invention according to claim 1 provides a structure of a room 20 provided with a drying space 23, as shown in FIGS. 1 to 14, for example.
A main space 21 having an entrance/exit 21a for entering/exiting another room (for example, a landing 9a), the clothes drying space 23 provided adjacent to the main space 21, and one end in the length direction of the clothes drying space 23. A first storage space 22 provided adjacently,
The main space 21 and the first storage space 22 are arranged adjacent to each other and separated by a partition wall 25,
The clothes drying space 23 is located at one end in the width direction of the partition wall 25 and is adjacent to both the main space 21 and the first storage space 22,
The main space 21 and the first storage space 22 communicate with the clothes drying space 23 without any fittings,
A clothes drying device 30 (40, 50, 60, 70) is attached to the ceiling 23b of the clothes drying space 23,
The clothes drying device 30 (40, 50, 60, 70) extends from the vicinity of a boundary portion B2 of the first storage space 22 adjacent to at least one end in the length direction of the clothes drying space 23 in the length direction of the clothes drying space 23. It is characterized by having a hanging part 31 (41, 51, 61, 71) which is set to the length up to the other end and from which a suspended object is suspended.

The invention according to claim 2 is, for example, as shown in FIGS. 3 to 11, in the structure of the room 20 according to claim 1,
The clothes drying space 23 is arranged on one side in the length direction of the clothes drying space 23 adjacent to the outer wall 1b (1b2) in which a window 29 is formed,
One end of the window 29 in the width direction is located closer to the first storage space 22 than the partition wall 25, and the other end of the window 29 in the width direction is located closer to the main space 21 than the partition wall 25. It is characterized by its location.

The invention according to claim 3 is, for example, as shown in FIGS. 4 to 6 and 9, in the room 20 structure according to claim 1 or 2,
The partition wall 25 is formed with an entrance 25a that communicates the main space 21 and the first storage space 22, and the entrance 25a is provided with fittings 25b for opening and closing the entrance 25a. shall be.

The invention according to claim 4 is, for example, as shown in FIG. 11, in the structure of the room 20 according to any one of claims 1 to 3,
A second storage space 24 is provided adjacent to the other end in the length direction of the clothes drying space 23,
The second storage space 24 communicates with the clothes drying space 23 without any fittings,
The clothes drying device 30 (40, 50, 60, 70) extends from the vicinity of a boundary portion B2 of the first storage space 22 adjacent to at least one end in the length direction of the clothes drying space 23 in the length direction of the clothes drying space 23. It is characterized by having a hanging part 31 (41, 51, 61, 71) set to a length close to the second storage space 24 adjacent to the other end, and from which a suspended object is hung. do.

According to the present invention, daily work, seasonal work, and article replacement work can be efficiently performed.

It is a front view showing a house. It is a right side view showing a house. 3 is a sectional view taken along line III-III of the house shown in FIG. 2. FIG. 2 is a sectional view taken along line IV-IV of the house shown in FIG. 1. FIG. It is a cross-sectional view of the main space and walk-in closet viewed from the south. FIG. 3 is a perspective view of the clothes drying space seen from the walk-in closet. It is a cross-sectional view of a walk-in closet and a clothes drying space when viewed from the west. It is a sectional view when a clothes drying space and a loft are seen from the north side. It is a sectional view when the main space and the clothes drying space are viewed from the west. It is a sectional view when the main space and the clothes drying space are viewed from the east side. It is a figure which shows the modification of a clothes-drying device. It is a figure which shows the modification of a clothes-drying device. It is a figure which shows the modification of a clothes-drying device. It is a figure which shows the modification of a clothes-drying device.

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. However, although the embodiments described below have various limitations that are technically preferable for implementing the present invention, the technical scope of the present invention is not limited to the embodiments and illustrated examples below. do not have.

In FIGS. 1 to 4, reference numeral 1 indicates a house. This house 1 consists of a first floor floor 2, a first skip floor 3 located higher than the first floor floor 2, a second floor floor 4, and a second skip floor located higher than the second floor floor 4. 5 and a third skip floor 6 provided at a higher position than the second skip floor 5.
On each floor 2 to 6, there are living rooms (e.g. living room, dining room, bedroom, children's room, etc.) and rooms with predetermined functions (e.g. entrance, hallway, kitchen, bathroom, toilet, washroom, etc.). storage rooms, storage rooms, etc.) will be provided as appropriate. Further, a balcony 7 with a floor 7a arranged at a height substantially equal to that of the second skip floor 5 is provided in front of the house 1. Further, above the balcony 7, an eaves portion 12 of the roof is located.
Further, the front of the house 1 is provided with a first front outer wall 1a, a second front outer wall 1b, a balcony front outer wall 1c, and a wing wall 1d, which are arranged offset in the front-rear direction.

The first front exterior wall 1a is provided on the left side of the front of the house 1, spanning the upper and lower floors, and is located forward of the front end surfaces of the second front exterior wall 1b, the balcony front exterior wall 1c, and the wing wall 1d. Further, a rectangular window that is elongated in the vertical direction is provided at a position closer to the left side.

The second front outer wall 1b includes a first wall 1b1 located below the floor 7a of the balcony 7 and provided with windows in most part, and a second wall 1b2 located above the floor 7a of the balcony 7. , is equipped with. Furthermore, the first wall 1b1 and the second wall 1b2 of the second front exterior wall 1b are provided from the center to the right side of the front of the house 1, and are closer to the front end surfaces of the first front exterior wall 1a, the balcony front exterior wall 1c, and the wing wall 1d. It is also located at the rear.

The balcony front external wall 1c is the front part of the handrail wall 7b that is arranged at intervals in front of the second wall 1b2 in the second front external wall 1b, and is located on the right side of the right side of the housing 1 from the center of the front of the housing 1. It is set up in an overhang. Further, the balcony front outer wall 1c is located further back than the first front outer wall 1a and further forward than the front end surfaces of the second front outer wall 1b and the wing walls 1d.

The front end surface of the wing wall 1d is provided to protrude forward from the right end of the first wall 1b1 in the second front outer wall 1b, and is located rearward than the first front outer wall 1a and the balcony front outer wall 1c. It is located forward of the two front outer walls 1b.

FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line III-III in FIG. A room 11 provided therein and a loft 24 provided above the third skip floor 6 are provided.
The ceiling heights of the low-ceiling storage room 10 and the loft 24 can be changed as appropriate within the range of 0.8 m to 1.4 m. This ceiling height of 0.8 m to 1.4 m is a height range that ensures a minimum height at which a person can enter the low ceiling storage room and loft 24 and work somehow, and By keeping the ceiling height to the necessary minimum, this is a height range that can minimize the effects of reduced sunlight on adjacent buildings due to an increase in the height of the house 1.
On the other hand, the ceiling height of the room 11 is set to a general ceiling height based on the Building Standards Act, and in this embodiment is set to, for example, 2.1 m or more. In addition, the room 11 on the first skip floor 3 is located in the middle of the stairs 8 connecting the first floor 2 and the second floor 4 from a landing 8a provided at approximately the same height as the first skip floor 3. You can come in and out.

Note that a room 13 serving as a living room is provided on the indoor side of the first wall 1b1 of the second front outer wall 1b (see FIG. 8). This room 13 is provided between the first floor 2 and the second skip floor 5, and its ceiling height is set higher than that of the room 11 described above. That is, the living room 13 of this house 1 has a higher ceiling than other rooms, making it more comfortable for residents who prefer high ceiling spaces.

FIG. 4 is a sectional view taken along the line IV-IV in FIG. 1, and shows the floor plan of the house 1 from the second floor up. On the second floor of the house 1, there are a corridor leading from the exit of the stairs 8 and a plurality of rooms as appropriate. Moreover, several steps 9 are provided on the second floor of the house 1 to connect the second floor 4 and the second skip floor 5.
A room 20 functioning as a master bedroom is provided on the second skip floor 5, and at the top of the stairs 9 is a landing (also referred to as a landing) 9a in front of the room 20. As shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, an entrance 20a with a sliding door or a hinged door is formed in the wall 20b between the landing 9a and the room 20. As shown in FIGS.

As shown in FIGS. 4 to 10, the room 20 functioning as the master bedroom on the second skip floor 5 includes a main space 21, a walk-in closet 22 as a first storage space, a clothes drying space 23, and a second storage space. The above-mentioned loft 24 is provided as a storage space.
In addition, dashed-dotted lines B1 and B2 in FIG. 4 indicate the boundary (boundary B1) between the main space 21 and the clothes drying space 23, and the boundary (boundary B2) between the walk-in closet 22 and the clothes drying space 23, respectively.

The main space 21 is a space in which bedding such as a bed for making the room 20 function as a master bedroom is installed, and is installed in the widest exclusive area in the room 20. Moreover, this main space 21 is a space that communicates with the landing 9a when the entrance/exit 20a is opened.

The walk-in closet 22 stores various items (coverings), including clothing, many other washable cloth products (towels, handkerchiefs, sheets, blankets, futons, etc.), small items to wear (hats, glasses, bags), etc. This is a space where hanging objects can be stored. This space is used to store laundry such as clothes (hanged items) that has been dried in the drying space 23 or balcony 7 (daily work). Note that in the walk-in closet 22, the work of folding dried clothes and the like may be performed.
This walk-in closet 22 is arranged on the east side of the main space 21 and is separated from the main space 21 by a partition wall 25.

The partition wall 25 is formed longer in the north-south direction than in the east-west direction, and is arranged between the main space 21 and the walk-in closet 22. The width of the partition wall 25 is set from the wall on the north side 20b of the room 20 to the dashed-dotted lines B1 and B2 that indicate the boundary with the drying space 23.
Further, as shown in FIG. 5, the partition wall 25 is set at a height from the second skip floor 5 to the ceiling of the room 20 (the ceiling 21b of the main space 21 or the ceiling 22a of the walk-in closet 22), The main space 21 and the walk-in closet 22 are also separated in the height direction, but this is not a limitation. By lowering the height, a gap may be formed between the partition wall 25 and the ceiling 22a.
As shown in FIGS. 4 and 9, an entrance 25a that communicates the main space 21 and the walk-in closet 22 is formed at the end of the partition wall 25 on the side of the entrance 20a of the room 20. is provided with a sliding door 25b that opens and closes the entrance/exit 25a.
As shown in FIG. 6, the surface of the sliding door 25b on the walk-in closet 22 side is configured with a mirror, for example, and functions as a full-length mirror.

Note that the walk-in closet 22 is a closet that is intended for residents to enter by walking inside. A closet may be provided in the room 20. In this case, since the area occupied by the closet with respect to the room 20 can be reduced, the area of the main space 21 may be correspondingly increased to improve livability.

A wing wall 26 that protrudes toward the partition wall 25 is provided at the end of the wall 20c on the east side of the room 20 that forms the wall of the walk-in closet 22 and faces the laundry space 23. The surface of the wing wall 26 on the clothes drying space 23 side and the surface of the partition wall 25 on the clothes drying space 23 side are located on an extension of the dashed line B2 indicating the boundary between the walk-in closet 22 and the clothes drying space 23.
The space between the end surface of the side wall 26 in the protruding direction and the side surface of the partition wall 25 serves as an entrance between the walk-in closet 22 and the drying space 23.

Note that, as shown in FIGS. 6 to 8, a workbench 23a, a shelf 23c, and a hanger pipe 23d are spanned between the arm wall 26 and the second wall 1b2 of the second front outer wall 1b. It is set up like this.
The workbench 23a is provided at a relatively low height, for example, about 600 to 800mm from the second skip floor 5, and the shelf 23c is above the workbench 23a and above the ceiling 23b of the clothes drying space 23. There are two levels, upper and lower, nearby. The hanger pipe 23d is provided directly below the lower shelf 23c and at a height closer to the lower shelf 23c than the workbench 23a.
The distance between the workbench 23a and the hanger pipe 23d is set to such a size that, for example, even if a hanger on which clothes or the like is hung is hooked onto the hanger pipe 23d, the lower end of the clothes or the like will not reach the workbench 23a or will be difficult to reach. shall be taken as a thing.
Various tools used, for example, when drying laundry (hanging items) can be stored below the workbench 23a or on the shelf 23c.

As shown in FIGS. 5 to 7, a shelf board 27 and a hanger pipe 28 are provided to span between the wing wall 26 and the north wall 20b of the room 20.
As shown in FIG. 6, the shelf board 27 is provided to protrude forward from the east wall of the walk-in closet 22 (the east wall 20c of the room 20), and protrudes from the base end on the wall (wall 20c) side. The thickness dimension is set constant toward the end portion on the direction side. The protruding direction side end of the shelf board 27 has a groove 27a formed along the width direction on the front end surface of the protruding direction side end. It has a substantially concave shape and includes a lower protruding piece 27b on which the hanger H is hooked, and an upper protruding piece 27c located above the groove 27a.
Note that the tip of the lower projecting piece 27b projects upward and functions as a hook when a hanger H or a clothes drying device is hooked. Therefore, the lower protruding piece 27b is reinforced so as to be able to sufficiently withstand the weight of clothes and the like hung on the hanger H and the like.
The hanger pipes 28 are arranged at intervals below the shelf board 27, and hangers H and clothes drying equipment can be hung thereon.

As shown in FIGS. 6 to 10, the clothes drying space 23 is used for drying work (hanging items) such as washed clothes (hanged items) for drying the clothes drying device 30 installed in the clothes drying space 23. It is a space for performing daily tasks. In addition, in the clothes drying space 23, the work of folding dried clothes and the like may be performed, for example, on the workbench 23a.
Moreover, this drying space 23 is formed to be longer in the east-west direction than in the north-south direction. In other words, since the clothes drying space 23 is long in the east-west direction, the area facing the south side is large.
Furthermore, the clothes drying space 23 is arranged on the south side of both the main space 21 and the walk-in closet 22, and communicates with the main space 21 and the walk-in closet 22 without using fittings. That is, the main space 21 and the walk-in closet 22 open toward the clothes drying space 23, and no fittings are provided at the openings.

A second wall 1b2 of the second front outer wall 1b is provided on the south side of the clothes-drying space 23, and a sweeping window 29 is provided in the second wall 1b2, which allows the clothes-drying space 23 and the balcony 7 to communicate with each other so as to be able to come and go. It is being
This sweeping window 29 has three window sashes that are transparent and see-through, and is a triple window that can form an opening equivalent to two window shojis. The width dimension (dimension in the east-west direction) of this sweeping window 29 is set to occupy more than half of the width dimension of the second wall 1b2, so that a large amount of sunlight can be taken into the clothes drying space 23. It has become. In other words, since the area facing the south side of the clothes drying space 23 is large as described above, a wide window like the sweep window 29 of this embodiment can be provided, and as a result, , it is possible to allow sunlight to enter the clothes drying space 23 over a wide range.

Further, the balcony 7 adjacent to the clothes drying space 23 through the sweeping window 29 can be used for drying work (daily work) for drying laundry such as washed clothes, similarly to the clothes drying space 23. . Particularly when there is a large amount of laundry, the laundry can be hung both on the balcony 7 and in the drying space 23, which is preferable. Furthermore, since the eaves 12 of the roof is located above the balcony 7, the laundry is unlikely to get wet even in sudden rain.

The loft 24 is located on the west side of the clothes drying space 23 and is provided on the third skip floor 6 as described above. An opening 24a is formed on the side of the clothes drying space 23 of the loft 24 as an entrance that allows the loft 24 and the clothes drying space 23 to communicate back and forth. The opening 24a is not provided with fittings and is always open. Further, a frame material 24b is provided at the lower edge of the opening 24a.

This loft 24 is located above the room 11 provided on the first skip floor 3, so that it is half a floor higher than the drying space 23. Further, the height position of the ceiling 24c of this loft 24 and the height position of the ceiling 23b of the clothes drying space 23 are set to be approximately equal, and these ceilings 24c and 23b are flush with each other. In addition, in this embodiment, the height position of the ceiling 22a of the walk-in closet 22 is also set to be approximately equal to the height position of the ceilings 24c and 23b of the loft 24 and the drying space 23, so that they are flush with each other. shall be taken as a thing. The ceiling 21b of the main space 21 is provided at a higher position than the ceiling 22a of the walk-in closet 22, the ceiling 23b of the clothes drying space 23, and the ceiling 24c of the loft 24.

The loft 24 is a space that functions as a low-ceiling storage area, and can store a variety of items, including clothing, many other washable fabric products, and small personal items. Particularly, when the clothes stored in the walk-in closet 22 are changed (work according to the season) or items are replaced, it functions as a space where unused clothes are stored. On the other hand, the walk-in closet 22 stores clothes that will be used in the future when changing clothes or replacing items. That is, when changing clothes or replacing articles, stored items such as clothes are exchanged between the loft 24 and the walk-in closet 22.
Note that the upper part of the third skip floor 6 that constitutes the floor of the loft 24 can be used as a workbench when working while standing in the elevating space S2.

In addition, among the rooms 20, the ceiling height of the walk-in closet 22, the ceiling height of the clothes drying space 23, and the ceiling height of the loft 24 are set to be equal.
On the other hand, the ceiling height of the main space 21 is set higher than the ceiling height of the walk-in closet 22 and the like. In addition, on the wall on the side of the clothes drying space 23 in the main space 21, as shown in FIGS. A protruding portion 21a is provided.

As shown in FIGS. 8 to 10, the clothes drying device 30 installed in the clothes drying space 23 has a hanging part 31 from which clothes drying equipment such as hangers for drying laundry is hung, and is attached to the ceiling 23b of the clothes drying space 23. and a support part 32 that supports the hanging part 31.
The hanging part 31 in this embodiment is a so-called clothes-drying pole formed in the shape of a long rod, and is arranged below the ceiling 23b of the clothes-drying space 23.
The support part 32 in this embodiment is a support device provided on the ceiling 23b of the clothes drying space 23 so as to hang downward. An annular receiving part is provided at the lower end of the support part 32 to receive the end of the hanging part 31, which is a clothesline.

To explain the clothes drying device 30 in more detail, the length of the hanging part 31 is set shorter than the length dimension of the clothes drying space 23 (the length dimension in the east-west direction) and approximately equal to the width dimension of the sweep window 29. ing.
Further, one end in the length direction of the hanging part 31 is located above the work space S1 in front of the workbench 23a, and the other end in the length direction is located in the lifting space S2 in front of the opening 24a of the loft 24. It is located above.
To explain in more detail, the length from the vicinity of the front end of the workbench 23a to the extension line of the axis of the partition wall 25 (indicated by a dashed line in FIG. 4) is the standard dimension when building the house 1 ( module), and the length of the work space S1 in the clothes drying space 23 in the east-west direction is substantially equal to this reference dimension. Similarly, the length of the elevating space S2 from the end on the loft 24 side is set to be approximately equal to the above-mentioned reference dimension. One end in the length direction of the hanging part 31 is located near the extension line of the axis of the partition wall 25 within the work space S1, and the other end in the length direction of the hanging part 31 is located in the vicinity of the extension line of the axis of the partition wall 25. It is located near the center of the clothes drying space 23 within the lift space S2.
Here, although the reference dimension is set to 910 mm in this embodiment, it is not limited to this, and may be, for example, 1000 mm or other dimensions. The house 1 is built based on these standard dimensions.

The support portion 32 is located at a portion of the ceiling 23b of the clothes drying space 23 located above the work space S1 and above the lifting space S2 so as to support both longitudinal ends of the hanging portion 31. attached to each part.
Further, the lower end portion of the support portion 32 is located below the upper end portion of the sweep window 29. Therefore, the receiving part that receives the end of the hanging part 31 is also located below the upper end of the sweep window 29. That is, in this embodiment, the height position of the hanging part 31 is also located below the upper end part of the sweep window 29.
However, the height position of the hanging part 31 is changed as appropriate depending on the length dimension of the support part 32. Further, for example, if the support portion 32 is formed to be adjustable in length, the height position of the hanging portion 31 can also be adjusted accordingly.

Next, a procedure for performing work (daily work, seasonal work, and article replacement work) in the room 20 and loft 24 configured as described above will be explained. Note that the procedure described below is just an example, and tasks whose order can be changed can be changed as appropriate.

In performing daily work, after washing clothes and other laundry, the worker first brings the wet laundry to the drying space 23, and then hangs the laundry on hangers or drying equipment in the work space S1. Multiply by At that time, the workbench 23a and hanger pipe 23d are used as appropriate. The lower protruding piece 27b of the shelf board 27 of the walk-in closet 22 or the hanger pipe 28 may be used.

Subsequently, the laundry hung on the hanger or clothes drying device is hooked onto the hanging part 31 of the clothes drying device 30 and hung. If all the laundry is to be hung on the hanging part 31 in the same way, the laundry hung on hangers or drying equipment should be placed within reach along the length of the hanging part 31. If the robot is slid and sent to the loft 24 side in sequence, the worker does not have to move from the work space S1, which is efficient.

Subsequently, the worker places the laundry hooked and hung on the hanging part 31 at intervals in the length direction of the hanging part 31.
Note that if there is a large amount of laundry, the laundry hung on the hanging part 31 may be taken to the balcony 7 through the sweeping window 29 and the laundry may be dried on the balcony 7. good. Then, the laundry that could not be completely dried on the balcony 7 is hooked to the hanging part 31 and hung, and arranged at intervals in the length direction of the hanging part 31.

After the laundry is dry, the laundry placed at intervals in the length direction of the hanging part 31 is slid along the length of the hanging part 31 from the loft 24 side to the work space S1 side. let The worker folds the laundry collected in the work space S1 on the workbench 23a, or brings it into the walk-in closet 22 and folds it. In this case, the hanger pipe 23d, the lower protruding piece 27b on the shelf board 27 of the walk-in closet 22, or the hanger pipe 28 may be used. Then, it is stored in a storage space in the walk-in closet 22.
If there is laundry that has been dried on the balcony 7, after opening the hanging section 31, move the laundry from the balcony 7 to the hanging section 31 through the sweeping window 29, and then move it to the work space S1 side. Make it slide. After that, the worker performs the folding work on the workbench 23a or the walk-in closet 22.
As described above, daily work can be performed in the room 20.

Next, when performing seasonal work or replacing items, the worker first selects the various items stored in the walk-in closet 22, including clothing, fabric products, and small items, into the loft 24. Articles to be stored (hereinafter referred to as stored items) are placed on the workbench 23a or suspended from the hanging section 31.

Subsequently, the stored articles that can be hung on the hanging part 31 are slid to the end of the hanging part 31 on the loft 24 side.
Additionally, stored items that cannot be hung from the hanging portion 31 may be left on the workbench 23a for the time being, or may be carried to the vicinity of the loft 24. In this embodiment, it is assumed that it is carried to the vicinity of the loft 24.

Subsequently, the stored articles are moved into the loft 24, and the worker moves into the loft 24 from the elevating space S2. Inside the loft 24, the stored articles and the articles stored in the loft 24 (hereinafter referred to as retrieved articles) are exchanged. That is, the article to be taken out is taken out from the storage space within the loft 24, and the stored article is stored in the storage space within the loft 24.
Items taken out from the storage space are temporarily placed near the opening 24a of the loft 24, or items that can be hung from the hanging part 31 are hung from the end of the hanging part 31 on the side of the loft 24. do.

Subsequently, the article to be taken out that can be hung on the hanging part 31 is slid to the end of the hanging part 31 on the walk-in closet 22 side.
Moreover, the articles to be taken out that cannot be hung from the hanging part 31 may be left in the vicinity of the opening 24a of the loft 24 for the time being, or may be carried to the vicinity of the walk-in closet 22. In this embodiment, it is assumed that it is carried to the vicinity of the walk-in closet 22.

Subsequently, the taken-out article is moved into the walk-in closet 22, and the taken-out article is stored in the storage space within the walk-in closet 22.
As described above, it is possible to perform work in the room 20 and the loft 24 according to the season and work to replace items.

The clothes drying space 23, especially the work space S1, is a key point in the work flow when carrying out daily work, seasonal work, and article replacement work. Therefore, the work space S1 is provided with a work table 23a and a hanger pipe 23d to improve usability during work, and no fittings are provided between the clothes drying space 23 and the walk-in closet 22. There is. That is, the worker places clothes, etc., between the hanging part 31 of the clothes drying device 30, the lower protruding piece 27b of the shelf board 27 in the walk-in closet 22, and the hanger pipe 28, centering on the work space S1. Since the position can be changed, the distance traveled while holding clothes or the like can be shortened. In addition, when there are multiple workers, the moving distance of each worker can be extremely shortened.
Furthermore, since no fittings are provided between the clothes drying space 23 and the loft 24, the usability of the loft 24 during work can be improved. That is, the worker can change the position of clothes, etc. between the hanging part 31 of the clothes drying device 30 and the loft 24, centering on the lifting space S2, so that the worker can change the position of the clothes, etc. while holding them. Travel distance can be shortened. In addition, when there are multiple workers, the moving distance of each worker can be extremely shortened.
Note that there are no fittings installed between the main space 21 and the clothes drying space 23, so when moving from the entrance 20a to the clothes drying space 23, it is difficult to move even if you are carrying laundry or the like. Cheap.

Further, in the walk-in closet 22, it is easy to select clothes to wear from among a plurality of clothes as part of daily work.
That is, a plurality of clothes that are candidates for wearing are temporarily hung on the lower protruding piece 27b of the shelf board 27, and the mirror surface of the sliding door 25b can be used to select the clothes to wear. There is.

According to this embodiment, the walk-in closet 22 and the loft 24 adjacent to the clothes-drying space 23 communicate with the clothes-drying space 23 without using fittings, so that the clothes-drying space 23 can be accessed from the walk-in closet 22. It is easy to go back and forth to the loft 24.
The clothes drying device 30 has a length set at least from near one end in the length direction of the clothes drying space 23 to near the other end, and has a hanging part 31 from which the laundry is hung, so that it can be used in a wide area in the clothes drying space 23. You can hang your laundry to dry within the area. Further, after the laundry is dried, if the laundry is moved together along the hanging portion 31, it is easy to store the laundry in both the walk-in closet 22 and the loft 24.
As a result, it is easy to store laundry in the first storage space 22 on a daily basis, and it is easy to store various items including clothing in the second storage space 24 during unusual tasks such as changing clothes. It is also easy to replace various articles such as clothing between the first storage space 22 and the second storage space 24. Therefore, daily work, seasonal work, and article replacement work can be efficiently performed.

Moreover, since the clothes drying space 23 is arranged adjacent to the second wall 1b2 of the second front outer wall 1b in which the sweep window 29 is formed on one side in the length direction of the clothes drying space 23, the sweep window It is easy to get daylight over a wide area from 29 to the clothes drying space 23. Furthermore, since the hanging part 31 of the clothes drying device 30 is arranged along (crossing) the width direction of the sweeping window 29, the laundry is easily exposed to sunlight and the laundry can be dried easily.

Further, the loft 24, which is the second storage space, is suitable for storing various items such as clothing.
Further, the height position of the ceiling 23b of the clothes drying space 23 and the height position of the ceiling 24c of the loft 24 are set to be approximately equal, and since these ceilings 23b and 24c are flush, for example, the hanging part 31 By handing over the clothes, etc. hung from the clothes-drying device 30 to the loft 24, it is easy to move the clothes, etc. from the clothes-drying device 30 to the loft 24. can be easily stored.

Further, since a workbench 23a is provided at one end in the length direction of the clothes-drying space 23, this workbench 23a functions as a relay point between the clothes-drying space 23 and the walk-in closet 22. Therefore, it becomes easier to move articles such as clothes between the clothes drying space 23 and the walk-in closet 22.
Furthermore, since the workbench 23a can be used when drying laundry on the clothes-drying device 30, efficient work is possible.

In addition, a balcony 7 is provided on the outdoor side of the clothes drying space 23, which can be accessed through a sweeping window 29, so if there is a large amount of laundry, you can dry it both on the balcony 7 and in the clothes drying space 23. Therefore, it is preferable.
It is assumed that the balcony 7 is also provided with a clothes-drying device for drying laundry, but its configuration may be different from that of the clothes-drying device 30 provided in the clothes-drying space 23.

[Modified example]
Note that the embodiments to which the present invention is applicable are not limited to the embodiments described above, and can be modified as appropriate without departing from the spirit of the present invention. Modifications will be described below. The following modifications may be combined as much as possible.
Furthermore, in each of the following modifications, elements common to the above embodiments are given the same reference numerals, and the description thereof will be omitted or simplified.

[Modification 1]
As shown in FIG. 11, the clothes drying device 40 in this modification includes a hanging part 41 from which clothes drying equipment such as hangers for drying laundry is hung, and a hanging part 41 attached to the ceiling 23b of the clothes drying space 23. A support part 42 that supports the.
The hanging part 41 in this embodiment is a so-called clothes-drying pole formed in the shape of a long rod, and is arranged below the ceiling 23b of the clothes-drying space 23.
The support part 42 in this embodiment is a support device provided on the ceiling 23b of the clothes drying space 23 so as to hang downward. A receiving part (not shown) is provided at the lower end of the support part 42 to receive the end of the hanging part 41, which is a clothesline.

To explain the clothes drying device 40 in more detail, the length of the hanging part 41 is set longer than the length of the clothes drying space 23 (the length in the east-west direction).
Further, one end in the length direction of the hanging portion 41 is located above the work space S1 in front of the workbench 23a, and the other end in the length direction is located in the loft 24.

The support portion 42 is provided at a portion of the ceiling 23b of the clothes drying space 23 located above the work space S1 and a portion of the ceiling 24c of the loft 24 so as to support both ends of the hanging portion 41 in the length direction. installed.
Further, the lower end of the support part 42 is located below the upper end of the sweep window 29, and the height position of the hanging part 41 is also located below the upper end of the sweep window 29.

Note that the hanging part 41 of the clothes drying device 40 in this modification is set longer than the length of the clothes drying space 23, so it may bend. It may be added near the center in the length direction of the portion 41 (above near the elevating space S2). In this case, when the article suspended from the hanging part 41 is slid along the length direction of the hanging part 41, the article is replaced at the position of the added support part 42. .

According to this modification, the hanging part 41 of the clothes drying device 40 is arranged in the loft 24 from the end of the clothes drying space 23 on the walk-in closet 22 side, so that articles that can be hung on the hanging part 41 can be slid between the end of the clothes drying space 23 on the walk-in closet 22 side and the inside of the loft 24. Thereby, articles can be easily moved between the clothes drying space 23 and the loft 24, so that seasonal work and article replacement work can be carried out efficiently. That is, since the hanging part 41 of the clothes drying device 40 is set to have a length from near one end in the length direction of the clothes drying space 23 to the inside of the loft 24, it is difficult to move clothes etc. from the clothes drying device 40 to the loft 24. Clothes and the like can be easily stored from the clothes drying device 40 to the loft 24.

[Modification 2]
The clothes drying device 50 in this modification is an electric animal drying device using electricity as a power source, and as shown in FIG. The present invention includes a support section 52 that is attached to the ceiling 23b of No. 23 and supports the hanging section 51, and a drive section 53.

The hanging portion 51 includes a rail 51a and a plurality of hanger runners 51b, and a rail joint 51c is used as necessary.
The rail 51a constitutes a movement route for the plurality of hanger runners 51b, is attached to the ceiling 23b by a support portion 52, and is arranged along the length direction of the clothes drying space 23. Note that an end portion 54 is provided at the end of the rail 51a to restrict movement of the plurality of hanger runners 51b and to serve as a mounting portion to which the drive portion 53 is mounted.
The plurality of hanger runners 51b are for hanging hangers, clothes drying equipment, etc., and move along the length direction of the rail 51a. Note that the plurality of hanger runners 51b are driven to run along the rails 51a by the drive unit 53.
The rail joint 51c is used when the length of the rail 51a is insufficient and the rail 51a is added. That is, one rail 51a and the other rail 51a can be connected without interfering with the running of the plurality of hanger runners 51b.

The length of the rail 51a is set shorter than the length dimension of the clothes drying space 23 (length dimension in the east-west direction) and longer than the width dimension of the sweep window 29. However, the length is not limited to this, and may be set longer than the length of the clothes drying space 23 (the length in the east-west direction). That is, one end of the rail 51a in the length direction is located above the work space S1 in front of the workbench 23a, and the other end of the rail 51a is set to a length such that it is located within the loft 24. You can leave it there.

The support portion 52 is attached to the upper end of the rail 51a so as to engage with both sides of the rail 51a in the length direction. Further, a plurality of supporting portions 52 are provided at intervals in the length direction of the rail 51a.
The support portion 52 includes a portion 52a that protrudes laterally from both side surfaces of the rail 51a, and the protruding portion 52a is attached to the ceiling 23b with a fixture such as a screw, thereby allowing the entire clothes drying device 50 to be fixed. It can be attached to the ceiling 23b.

The drive unit 53 uses electricity as a drive source and is capable of controlling running of the plurality of hanger runners 51b.
More specifically, the plurality of hanger runners 51b can be run so as to be closer to one end and the other end in the length direction of the rail 51a, and the plurality of hanger runners 51b can be arranged at equal intervals. is now possible. That is, it is possible to move the hangers and clothes drying equipment hooked on the plurality of hanger runners 51b to the loft 24 side or the walk-in closet 22 side of the clothes drying space 23, or to arrange them at equal intervals in the length direction of the rail 51a. can. In other words, by controlling the drive of the drive unit 53, it is possible to carry out the hand-drawing operation and the feeding operation of the plurality of hanger runners 51b, and to make the intervals between the plurality of hanger runners 51b equal (for example, 70 mm pitch). I can do it.
Note that the running control of the plurality of hanger runners 51b by the drive unit 53 can be operated by an operator using a remote control (not shown).

According to this modification, by controlling the drive of the drive unit 53, it is possible to carry out the pulling-in operation and the feeding-out operation of the plurality of hanger runners 51b, and also to equalize the intervals between the plurality of hanger runners 51b. The laundry hung on the hanger can be easily moved electrically along the length direction of the rail 51a. As a result, when performing daily tasks, such as hanging laundry at even intervals to dry, seasonal tasks, and replacing items, clothes and other items can be stored between the walk-in closet 22 and the loft 22. It can be easily moved between. In other words, the hangers and clothes drying equipment hooked to the plurality of hanger runners 51b can be electrically driven along the rail 51a with the clothes hung thereon, and this can be used when drying the laundry or when walking the clothes. Even when storing clothes in an in-closet 22 or a loft 24, clothes hung on hangers or clothes drying equipment can be easily moved. As a result, it becomes possible to efficiently carry out daily tasks, seasonal tasks, and replacing items.

[Modification 3]
The clothes drying device 60 in this modification is an electric animal drying device using electricity as a power source, and as shown in FIG. It includes a support part 62 that is attached to the ceiling 23b of the space 23 and supports the hanging part 61, and a drive part (not shown).

The hanging portion 61 includes a rail 61a and a plurality of hanger runners (not shown).
The rail 61a constitutes a movement path for a plurality of hanger runners, and is endless by being formed in an oval shape. Moreover, the rail 61a is attached to the ceiling 23b by the support part 62, and is arranged along the length direction of the clothes drying space 23.
The plurality of hanger runners are for hooking hangers, clothes drying equipment, etc., and move along the length direction of the rail 61a. Furthermore, the plurality of hanger runners are spaced apart from each other so that clothes and the like can be hung to dry at equal intervals.
Note that these plurality of hanger runners are driven to run along the rail 61a by a drive section. Moreover, the plurality of hanger runners in this modification are configured so as not to perform a hand-drawing operation and a feeding-out operation.

The support portion 62 is mounted so as to engage with the upper end portion of the rail 61a. Moreover, a plurality of support parts 62 are provided at intervals in the length direction of the rail 61a.
This support portion 62 includes a portion 62a that protrudes laterally from both side surfaces of the rail 61a, and by attaching the protruding portion 62a to the ceiling 23b with a fixture such as a screw, the entire clothes drying device 60 is It can be attached to the ceiling 23b.

The drive unit uses electricity as a drive source and is capable of controlling the running of a plurality of hanger runners. That is, a plurality of hanger runners can be made to run in an oval shape along the rail 61a.
Note that the running control of the plurality of hanger runners 61b by the drive unit can be operated by an operator using a remote control (not shown).

According to this modification, the rail 61a in the hanging part 61 is formed in an endless shape, and by driving control of the driving part, the hanging parts 61 can be made to run along the rail 61a while being spaced apart from each other. At this time, there is no need to carry out an operation of pulling the plurality of hanger runners together or letting them out in the opposite direction by controlling the drive of the drive unit. This allows you to not only hang laundry evenly spaced to dry when performing daily tasks, but also store clothes in a walk-in closet when performing seasonal tasks or replacing items. 22 and the loft 24 can be easily moved. In other words, it is possible to electrically run the hangers H and clothes drying equipment hooked to the plurality of hanger runners 61b along the rail 61a with clothes hung thereon. Even when the clothes are stored in the walk-in closet 22 or the loft 24, the clothes hung on the hanger H or clothes drying device can be easily moved. As a result, it becomes possible to efficiently perform daily tasks, seasonal tasks, and replacing items.

[Modification 4]
The clothes drying device 70 in this modification is an electric animal drying device using electricity as a power source, and as shown in FIG. The present invention includes a support section 72 that is attached to the ceiling 23b of No. 23 and supports the hanging section 71, and a drive section 73.

The hanging portion 71 includes a rail 71a and a plurality of hanger runners 71b.
The rail 71a constitutes a movement route for the plurality of hanger runners 71b, and is attached to the ceiling 23b by the support part 72 at a distance from the ceiling 23b downward, and extends along the length direction of the clothes drying space 23. It is located.
The plurality of hanger runners 71b are for hanging hangers, clothes drying equipment, etc., and move along the length direction of the rail 71a. In addition, these plurality of hanger runners 71
b is driven to run along the rail 71a by two drive parts 73.

The length of the rail 71a is set shorter than the length of the clothes drying space 23 (the length in the east-west direction) and approximately equal to the width of the sweep window 29. However, the length is not limited to this, and may be set longer than the length of the clothes drying space 23 (the length in the east-west direction). That is, the length of the rail 71a is set such that one end in the length direction is located above the work space S1 in front of the workbench 23a, and the other end in the length direction is located within the loft 24. You can leave it there.

The plurality of hanger runners 71b are connected to each other by linear members (not shown). Further, among the plurality of hanger runners 71b, two hanger runners 71b adjacent to the drive unit 73 are also connected to the drive unit 53 by a linear member (not shown).
As the linear member, a string made of resin such as polyester is used, for example, and has excellent durability and does not get tangled easily.
All of the linear members are set to have substantially equal lengths when the two drive units 73 and the plurality of hanger runners 71b are connected. Therefore, as shown in FIG. 14(b), when the two drive units 73 are located at both ends of the rail 71a, a plurality of hanger runners 71b can be arranged at equal intervals (for example, at a pitch of 70 mm). ing.

The support section 72 in this modification is a support device provided on the ceiling 23b of the clothes drying space 23 so as to hang downward. A receiving portion for receiving the end of the rail 71a is provided at the lower end of the support portion 72.

The two drive units 73 use electricity as a drive source and can control the running of the plurality of hanger runners 71b.
More specifically, the plurality of hanger runners 71b can be run so as to be closer to one end and the other end in the length direction of the rail 71a, and the plurality of hanger runners 71b can be arranged at equal intervals. is now possible. That is, it is possible to move the hangers and clothes drying equipment hooked on the plurality of hanger runners 71b to the loft 24 side or the walk-in closet 22 side of the clothes drying space 23, or to arrange them at equal intervals in the length direction of the rail 71a. can.
Note that the running control of the plurality of hanger runners 71b by the drive unit 73 can be operated by an operator using a remote control (not shown).

According to this modification, the intervals between the plurality of hanger runners 71b can be made equal by drive control of the two drive units 53, so that the laundry hung on the hanger can be moved along the length direction of the rail 71a. It can be easily moved electrically. As a result, when performing daily tasks, such as hanging laundry at even intervals to dry, seasonal tasks, and replacing items, clothes and other items can be stored between the walk-in closet 22 and the loft 22. It can be easily moved between. In other words, the hangers and clothes drying equipment hooked to the plurality of hanger runners 71b can be electrically run along the rail 71a with clothes hung thereon, and this allows for drying the laundry or walking the clothes. Even when storing clothes in an in-closet 22 or a loft 24, clothes hung on hangers or clothes drying equipment can be easily moved. As a result, it becomes possible to efficiently carry out daily tasks, seasonal tasks, and replacing items.

1 House 1b Second front external wall 1b2 Second wall 2 First floor floor 3 First skip floor 4 Second floor floor 5 Second skip floor 6 Third skip floor 7 Balcony 10 Low ceiling storage room 11 Room 20 Room 21 Main space 22 First Storage space 23 Clothes drying space 23a Workbench 23b Ceiling 24 Second storage space 24a Opening 24c Ceiling 25 Partition wall 27 Window 30 Clothes drying device 31 Hanging part 32 Support part B1 Boundary B2 Boundary S1 Work space S2 Lifting space

Claims (4)

In a room structure with a space for drying clothes,
a main space having an entrance for entering and exiting other rooms; the drying space provided adjacent to the main space; and a first storage space provided adjacent to one longitudinal end of the drying space. and,
The main space and the first storage space are arranged adjacent to each other and separated by a partition wall,
The drying space is located at one end of the partition wall in the width direction and is adjacent to both the main space and the first storage space,
The main space and the first storage space communicate with the clothes drying space without any fittings,
A clothes drying device is attached to the ceiling of the clothes drying space,
The clothes drying device has a length set at least from the vicinity of a boundary portion of the first storage space adjacent to one end in the length direction of the clothes drying space to the other end in the length direction of the clothes drying space, and A room structure characterized by having a hanging part from which items can be hung. In the room structure according to claim 1,
The clothes drying space is arranged on one side in the length direction of the clothes drying space adjacent to an outer wall in which a window is formed,
One end of the window in the width direction is located closer to the first storage space than the partition wall, and the other end of the window in the width direction is located closer to the main space than the partition wall. Characteristic room structure. In the room structure according to claim 1 or 2,
A room structure characterized in that the partition wall is formed with an entrance that communicates the main space and the first storage space, and the entrance is provided with fittings for opening and closing the entrance. In the room structure according to any one of claims 1 to 3,
A second storage space is provided adjacent to the other end in the length direction of the clothes drying space,
The second storage space communicates with the clothes drying space without any fittings,
The clothes drying device extends at least from the vicinity of the boundary portion of the first storage space adjacent to one end in the length direction of the clothes drying space to the vicinity of the second storage space adjacent to the other end in the length direction of the clothes drying space. What is claimed is: 1. A room structure characterized by having a hanging part set to a length of , and from which an object to be hung is hung.

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