JPH02286101A - Cooking stand - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To prevent dirt around a cooking stand caused by the splitting oil or broth, etc., at the time of cooking by positioning a pair of wing panels in the right and left side edges of the cooking stand and housing these wing panels in the back of a back guard for the cooking stand or in the part of right and left side boards for the cooking stand when the cooking stand is not used. CONSTITUTION:A pair of wing panels 6 and 6 composed of flexible shielding bodies are built in the internal part of a case 51 in a state that the wing panels are not interfered by an exhaust duct. Then, the wing panels are led out in a front direction with a full depth direction along the upper surfaces of right and left side walls 4 and 4 in a work top 2 from lead-out ports 56 and 56 provided in the respectively right and left side edges of a front panel 52 in the case 51. The wing panels 6 and 6 are composed of the shielding bodies having flexible self supporting property and selected from a metal plate material such as stainless steel or aluminum alloy, etc., having fire resistance and water resistance. Then, a screen to be stretched and developed is constituted of bellows, rolling door or accordion structure. Since the drawn-out wing panels have self supporting property, they straightly stand up along the right and left side walls 4 and 4 are operated as side guards. Then, the wing panels catch the scattering of the split such as the oil and broth, etc., to be splitted from a cooking pot or a frying pan, etc., hung on a heat cooking instrument 3.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION (Field of Industrial Application) The present invention relates to an improvement of a cooking table equipped with a heating cooking appliance such as a range using gas or electricity.

(3) Put out a pair of sleeve boards along the left and right side boards of the cooking table (
Conventional technology) Forms a door pocket-like storage area that can be stored freely,
The cooking table equipped with the above-mentioned heating cooking utensils is equipped with a cooking table that rises upward from the left and right side edges of the cooking table.
A back guard is installed on the rear edge of the worktop to prevent oil used in cooking and splashes from cooking from adhering to the wall.

(Problem to be Solved by the Invention) The back guard for the cooking table as described above is useful for preventing stains on the wall surface, but it cannot prevent droplets from scattering to the left and right of the cooking table, and it does not prevent the back guard from staining the adjacent sink or serving table. There is a drawback that the table, floor surface, etc. are contaminated with oil, and this is an issue to be solved by the present invention.

(Specific Means for Solving the Problems) The present invention was invented to solve the above-mentioned problems, and includes a pair of sleeve plates located on the left and right side edges of the cooking table, and The above-mentioned problem is solved by being configured to be stored behind the back guard of the cooking table or on the left and right side plates of the cooking table when not in use.

<Operation of the Invention> In this invention, when it is desired to prevent splashing of oil etc. depending on the content of the cooking work, sleeve boards are placed on each of the left and right sides of the worktop, and when the presence of sleeve boards is not required. 1) The sleeve plate can be stored on the back guard or beside the cooking table, and can be pulled out when necessary.

(Example) To explain this invention in detail with reference to the illustrated example, the first
, 2, a cooking table 1 is equipped with a heating cooking appliance 3 that uses gas or electricity on a worktop 2, side walls 4, 4 on the left and right edges, and a back guard on the rear edge. An exhaust device 5 is provided. The main body of the exhaust device 5 consists of a rectangular box body 51 whose frontage spans the entire width of the cooking table, and includes a front panel 52 vertically rising from the rear edge of the worktop 2, a top plate 53, and left and right side plates 54. 54, and an exhaust grill 55 for sucking exhaust smoke is formed on the front panel 52. This exhaust grill is connected to an exhaust fan via an exhaust duct built into the box body 51, and The basic structure is what is known as a bottom exhaust system.

The front panel 52 of the exhaust device 5 described above functions as a back guard for the cooking table, and is taller than the conventional bank guard for the cooking table, and has a height of approximately 20 mm.
It has a height of about ~30 CIR. And box body 5
A pair of sleeve plates 6.6 made of flexible shields are built into the inside of the exhaust duct 6.6 so as not to be interfered with by the exhaust duct.
The left and right side walls 4 of the worktop 2 are drawn from the drawer openings 56° 56 provided on the left and right edges of the front panel 52 of the box body 51, respectively.
．． It is designed to be pulled out along the upper surface of the cup from the depth direction to the front direction.

The sleeve plate 6.6 consists of a flexible self-supporting shield, selected from fire-resistant and water-resistant metal plate materials such as stainless steel and aluminum alloy, and has a bellows, winding door or accordion structure. It constitutes a screen that expands and contracts, and when expanded by a drawer, has a length that spans the entire depth dimension of the left and right side walls 4°4, and a height dimension that approximately corresponds to the height of the front panel 52. It is slid along the upper surfaces of the left and right side walls 4, 4 and pulled out. In order to facilitate this pulling out, guide grooves or guide rails are provided on the upper surfaces of the left and right side walls 4.4, and the sleeve plates 6.6 are fully pulled out in the front direction by such guide means, and the pulled out pieces are Since the sleeve plates are self-supporting, they stand upright along the left and right side walls 4.4, and function as side guards to prevent splashes of oil, broth, etc. from cooking pots, frying pans, etc. placed on the heating cooking utensil 3. Capture.

When a side guard is not particularly required, the sleeve plate may be stored in the reverse order for the drawer, and there is a handle 61 on the edge of the sleeve plate 6.6 on the drawer side to assist in the drawer operation.
．． 61 is attached.

In the embodiment shown in FIG. 1.2, the exhaust device 5 is provided with an auxiliary exhaust hood plate 7 to increase the exhaust efficiency by the exhaust grill provided on the front panel. The exhaust auxiliary hood plate 7 is built into the box body 51 so as to be pulled upward from a drawer opening 57 formed in the upper plate 53 of the box body 51, and is a flexible plate made of the same material as the sleeve plate. When the screen is pulled upward to its full length, it extends in an arched manner directly above the worktop 2, traps rising exhaust smoke, and prevents dirt from adhering to the wall cabinet, ceiling, etc. It has the function of guiding exhaust smoke to the exhaust grill located below, and assists in downward exhaust exhaust. This exhaust auxiliary hood plate 7 is to be stored in the exhaust device when not in use, but it can be stored in a door pocket-shaped storage section using the back side of the cooking table and has a sufficient length. If this is done, the function of the exhaust auxiliary hood plate will be improved. In the figure, reference numeral 71 indicates a handle for the exhaust auxiliary hood plate.

The second embodiment shown in FIG. 3 is an example in which the present invention is applied to a cooking table without an exhaust system. If the sleeve plate 6 described above is dropped in, the sleeve plate 6 is pulled up from the storage part, and the lower edge of the sleeve plate is locked to the upper surface of the left and right side walls 41, 41, the sleeve plate is removed as in the previous embodiment. It functions as a side guard, and when the side guard is not needed, it can be stored by dropping it into the storage section. The sleeve plate in this second embodiment does not need to be flexible as long as it is self-supporting. It goes without saying that the present invention can also be applied to a cooking table (first embodiment) equipped with an exhaust device.

(Effects of the Invention) As described above, according to the present invention, when it is desired to prevent splashing of oil etc. depending on the content of the cooking work, sleeve plates are placed on each of the left and right sides of the worktop, and the sleeve plates are placed on each side of the worktop. When the sleeve plate is not needed, it can be stored on the back guard or beside the cooking table, and when necessary, the sleeve plate can be pulled out and the cooking table can be protected from splashes of oil, broth, etc. during cooking. This has the practical effect of preventing dirt from surrounding the area.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

1 and 2 are perspective views showing a first embodiment of the present invention, respectively, with FIG. 1 showing a state in which the sleeve plate and the exhaust auxiliary hood plate are stored, and FIG. FIG. 3 shows the second embodiment with the sleeve plate and the exhaust auxiliary hood plate pulled out, and FIG. 3 shows the second embodiment with the sleeve plate pulled out. 1... Cooking table 2... Work top 3... Heating cooking utensil 4... Side Wall 5... Exhaust device 6... Sleeve Plate 7... Exhaust auxiliary hood plate Patent applicant Yamaha Corporation Company T 7F l

Claims (4)

[Claims] (1) A cooking table equipped with heating cooking utensils, in which a pair of sleeve plates made of shields are installed on the left and right side edges of the cooking table so that they can appear and retract freely. (2) Pull out and freely store a pair of sleeve plates made of flexible shields inside the back guard on the rear edge of the worktop of the cooking table, and pull out the sleeve plates toward the left and right edges of the worktop. A cooking table in which a drawer opening is formed in the left and right sleeves of the back guard. (3) Along the left and right side panels of the cooking table, form a door-shaped storage section into which a pair of sleeve plates can be freely inserted and removed, and provide a drawer opening for pulling out the sleeve plates upwardly from the left and right side edges of the cooking table. A cooking table formed in a storage area. (4) A flexible exhaust auxiliary hood plate is built into the back guard so that it can be freely pulled out, and a drawer opening for pulling out the exhaust auxiliary hood plate in a direction that covers a part of the upper part of the cooking table is formed in the upper plate of the back guard. A cooking table according to any one of claims 1 to 3.