JPH01121421A - Floor pan - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE: To provide a two-type concurrently serving floor pan capable of being shared with two types, by recessing an effective body washing place over the whole range of a body washing space and making the effective body washing place slightly shallower than the tile thickness. CONSTITUTION: A recessed part slightly shallower than the tile thickness is formed on the whole range of a body washing space of a floor pan main body A made of FRP, and taken as a effective body washing place a5 . A drain hole 2" is provided on the floor pan main body A continuously with the effective body washing place a5 . Therefore, a floor pan can be used as the floor pan A having no floor tile, and also it can be used as a floor pan having floor tiles B by sequentially affixing the floor tiles B on the effective body washing place a5 .

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION [Field of Industrial Application] The present invention relates to a floor pan on which a bathtub is placed on one half, a floor pan on which a bathtub is integrally molded on one half, or a floor pan that serves simply as a washing area.

[Prior art and its problems] Conventional floor pans can be broadly classified into floor pans whose washing area is an FRP surface, and floor pans with tiles attached to the washing area.

These two types were, of course, developed in response to customer requirements, but conventionally, each type has been molded using different molding equipment.

However, the mold apparatus must be manufactured separately, which not only increases equipment costs, but also requires storage to prevent the two types from being mixed up, making inventory management troublesome.

[Technical Problem] The technical problem of the present invention is to provide a floor pan that can be easily used for both types of FRP floor and tile floor without impairing the drainage function and appearance.

[Technical means] The technical means of the present invention are as follows.

A recess with a depth slightly shallower than the tile thickness is formed in almost the entire area of the washing space for the washing area of the floor pan body, the bottom of the recess is used as the effective washing area, and drainage is connected to the effective washing area and drained into the floor pan body. This is because a hole was provided.

[Effect] The effects of the technical means of the present invention are as follows.

By installing a large number of floor tiles in the effective washing area, which is the bottom of the recess that is connected to the drainage hole and has a depth slightly shallower than the tile thickness, it can be used as a washing area with floor tiles, which is the customer's request. If not installed, it can be used as a washing area for FRP floors.

[Example] Next, embodiments of the present invention will be described based on the drawings.

First, the bathtub-integrated floor pan shown in FIGS. 1 to 7 will be explained.

The floor pan body (A) is an integrally molded product made of FRP or other desired materials, and the bathtub apron (aluminum
) on the - side and the other 3 sides with the wall-mounted surface (a2'
) is formed by standing up a peripheral wall (al) having a washing scene (
a3) has a rectangular planar shape.

In addition, in this washing area main body (A), a predetermined range of the washing area (a3) connected to the peripheral wall (al) and the side is bulged upward to form a flat belt-shaped object mounting surface (1), and the object is placed on the surface (1). A drainage bit (2) is recessed in the middle of the mounting surface (1).

The drainage bit (2) is recessed so as to interrupt the middle part of the material mounting surface (1), and a drainage trap (ioo
).Drill a drainage hole (2'') that communicates with the drain hole (2'').

The storage surface (1) holds the drainage bit (2), and one half is a low surface (1') and the other part is a high surface (1"), and a deck is attached to this high surface (1"). A faucet (3) can be attached and fixed, and bathroom fixtures (not shown) can be arranged and placed on a low step surface (1').

In addition, this storage surface (1) is the lower surface (for both the -half and other departments).
1') is also optional.

The drainage bit (2) is covered with a removable cover (5) placed on a beneficial part (4) formed in a protruding manner on the side wall thereof.

The cover (5) includes a lid part (5') whose upper surface is flush with the object mounting surface (1) when placed on the receiving lid part (4), and a lid part (5') that extends downward from the tip of the lid part (5'). The side surface is approximately r-shaped, with a front sagging portion (5") that hangs down toward the front.

An outflow space (6) for drainage is formed between the central part of the front hanging part (5") and the wash area space (A4), which is rectangular in plan and consists of a notch for placing items (1) and a space other than the drainage bit (2). ) to form.

The washing space (a4) constitutes a substantial washing space, has a drainage slope toward the drainage bit (2) side, and covers almost the entire floor surface constituting this space (a4). A rectangular effective washing surface (aS) having a non-slip protrusion (7) on the upper surface is formed in a recessed manner.

The effective washing scene (aS) is the floor tile (B) to which the depth is pasted.
) Should be shorter than the thickness. Incidentally, since the floor tile (B) actually has a thickness of about 7 am, it is recessed to a depth of about 61 mm.

In addition, this effective washing scene (aS) is the above-mentioned object surface (1).
, The part connected to the drainage bit (2) is a steep downward slope (8) with the same length as the width of the floor tile (B), and the concave side walls (A4') on three surrounding sides and the storage surface. The front surface of (1) functions as a positioning surface (9) when attaching the floor tile (B).

The anti-slip protrusion (7) is integrally molded into a desired pattern, such as an arrow-shaped drainage guide or a non-slip pattern as shown in the figure in which an inner groove (7') is formed so as to expose the directionality of drainage. Note that the protrusion height of this anti-slip protrusion (7) is arbitrary, but in this example, it is set in the order of 0.3. This anti-slip protrusion (7) serves as a non-slip when no tiles are attached, and serves to firmly hold the tiles when tiles are attached.

Next, the case where the floor pan of this embodiment is used as two types of washing places will be explained.

The floor pan of this example has an effective washing scene (aS) of about 6 am.
) is recessed across almost the entire bottom surface of the washing space (a4), but the depth of the recess is shallow, so it does not impair the usability and can be left as is without floor tiles (B) being laid. F
Can be used as RP floor.

On the other hand, when installing the floor tile (B), the modularized floor tile (B) having a thickness of about 7II11 is attached while using the positioning surface (9) as a guide and fixing the joint (10). It is used as a tile floor. In this case, Yokoyu and Iru (B) are 1j! It will protrude uniformly over the entire area from the washing scene (a3) level.

Incidentally, in this embodiment, the cover (5) is provided with a notch in the center of the front hanging part (5'') and a lid part (5°).
A spherical mounting part (11) is protruded from the back surface, and this mounting part (
11) into the spherical recess (4') formed in the receiver cover (4) and lift the front hanging part (5'') upwards to form the mounting part (11) and the spherical recess (4'). The drain hole (2") can be opened by rotating upward using the fulcrum as the fulcrum. It also serves to hide the edge of the tile so as not to spoil its aesthetic appearance.

Next, the bathtub-mounted floor pan shown in FIGS. 8 to 13 will be described.

This floor pan body (A') has a wash area (a3) with an effective washing area in the planar direction, which has anti-slip protrusions (7) on the top surface over almost the entire area of the washing area (a4) as in the previous embodiment. (a5) is recessed and this effective washing scene (a5)
A bank portion (11
A drainage bit (2) is recessed so as to block the drainage bit (2).

The effective washing scene (a5) has a drainage slope toward the drainage bit (2) side, which is similar to the above embodiment, and the upper surface has a non-slip pattern forming an arrow-shaped drainage guide groove as in the above embodiment. It is formed protrudingly at a height of about 0.3a, and there is a drainage hole (2") on the bottom of this drainage bit (2).
is opened.

The depth of this effective washing area (a5) is also made slightly shorter than the thickness of the floor tile (B) to be pasted in the same manner as in the above embodiment, and by pasting the required number of modularized floor tiles (B), the floor tile Can be used as a floor pan with floor tiles (B)
If not attached, it can be used as a floor pan for FRP floors.

By the way, in this example, the bathtub mounting part (ioo)
A drainage recess (101), a drainage channel (102), and a drainage guide channel (103) are provided in each of the drain holes.

When a Western-style bathtub (C1) is placed on the bathtub mounting portion (100) and the floor pan body (A') is used for Western-style bathtubs, the drainage recess (101) is the drain port of the bathtub (C1). (104
) to the drain hole (2") and to connect a flexible drain pipe (<105) to the drain hole (2").
02), while placing a Japanese-style bathtub (C2) with a balance lid on the bathtub placement part (100), which is not equipped with a balance pot, and place the floor pan body (A
') is used for a Japanese style bath, the bath water that has been discharged and dropped from the drain port (106) of the same bathtub (C2) is made to flow into the drain hole (2n) through the drain channel (102), This is a recess that collects the bath water flowing over the entire inner area of the bathtub mounting part (100) in order to drain it to the outside of the bathroom from the drain hole (2'').

This drainage recess (101) has a short side water return surface (10
7) is recessed in a long rectangular shape in the direction of the opposite short side at a desired depth from the central part in the side direction.

The drainage channel (102) connects the drainage recess (101) to the drainage port (2"), and gradually extends the groove (channel) bottom from the bottom of the drainage recess (101) toward the drainage port (2"). Form at an angle. Drain recess (20) above the drain port (2”)
The drainage hole (2") is placed on top of the waste and the edge of the tile is hidden so as not to spoil the aesthetics.

The drainage guide path (103) directs the bath water that has been discharged from the drain port (106) of the Japanese-style bathtub (C2) and flowed over almost the entire area of the bathtub mounting portion (1oo) toward the drainage recess (102). A groove (road) bottom with approximately the same width from the rising base of the water return surface (108) at the center of the other short side of the bathtub placement part (100) toward the drainage recess (101). It is formed by gradually sloping it.

Then, from the water return surface (109) on both long sides of the bathtub mounting part (100) parallel to this drainage guideway (103) and the rising base of the bank part (110), the drainage guideway (103)
) and both (101) toward the drainage recess (101).
(103) Bathtub leg mounting surface (111) (112)
Both mounting surfaces (111) are gradually inclined at the same slope angle.
A drainage slope inclined at the same slope angle is formed at (112) so that a pair of left and right bathtub legs can be placed at the same level without wobbling.

In addition, (113) is a drainage groove recessed along the bank (110), which is designed to prevent bath water from overflowing to the washing area (aS), and (114) is a drainage ditch (102). ) is a mounting stepped portion for the leg mounting plate (115), which is stepped to face the upper edge of the groove wall.

[Effects of the Invention] Since the present invention is configured as described above, it has the following effects.

■Although the effective washing area is recessed in almost the entire area of the washing area, there are continuous drains, and the effective washing area is several meters deep, which is slightly shallower than the tile thickness.
It can be used as a floor pan without floor tiles, and can also be used as a floor pan with floor tiles by sequentially attaching floor tiles to the effective washing area. Therefore, a convenient floor pan that can be used in two different ways can be provided without impairing its drainage function.

■Since the floor tiles are absorbed at the depth of the recessed effective washing area, they do not stick out and do not impair the usability.

■Effective The concave side wall that rises from the washing area functions as a positioning surface when attaching floor tiles, so there are no errors in attaching them and work efficiency is simplified.

Therefore, the intended purpose can be achieved.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings show an embodiment of the floor pan of the present invention, FIG. 1 is an enlarged plan view of the washing ring portion with a part cut away, and FIG. 2 is a (2)-
(2) An enlarged cross-sectional view with the middle omitted; Fig. 3 is an enlarged perspective view of the loading surface, Fig. 4 is an enlarged plan view of the non-slip part, and Fig. 5 is a cross-sectional view taken along line (5)-(5). , FIG. 6 is an enlarged cross-sectional view (2)-(2> showing the floor tiles attached, with the middle part omitted, FIG. 7 is an enlarged plan view of a portion of the cover, and FIG. 8 is an enlarged cross-sectional view of the second FIG. 9 is a plan view of the floor pan in the embodiment, showing a state in which a Japanese-style bathtub is placed on the bathtub placement part, and FIG. 9 is a plan view of the same floor pan, showing a state in which a Western-style bathtub is placed in the bathtub placement part, Figures 10 and 11. Figure 12 shows (10) - (10), (11) -
(11), (12)-(12) Enlarged sectional view, 1st
Figure 3 shows the state in which the floor tiles are attached and the perforated plates are placed (1
0)-(10) is an enlarged sectional view. In addition, (A) (A') in the figure: Washing area main body (a2): Peripheral wall (1)
: Loading surface (2) : Drain pit (2″) : Drain outlet (83L: Washing scene (5) 2 covers (a4): Washing space (aS) : Effective washing scene (B) 2-floor tile Patent applicant Higashi Ceramic Equipment Co., Ltd. Figure 11 Figure 12

Claims (1)

[Claims] A recess with a depth slightly shallower than the tile thickness is formed in almost the entire washing space of the washing area of the floor pan body, the bottom of the recess is used as an effective washing area, and drainage is connected to the effective washing area and drained into the floor pan body. A floor pan characterized by having holes.