JPH0246520Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the idea] 【Technical field】

This invention is a vanity table equipped with a shower head used for washing hair and washing the toilet, so that water can be easily drained from the water tank that receives water flowing down the counter from the shower hose. Regarding structure.

[Background technology]

Traditionally, shower heads 3 have been used for the purpose of washing hair.
Commercial washstands are used, but the shower base 11, which serves as a passage for the shower hose 2 to pass through the counter 1, is structured so that the shower hose 2 can be moved freely. Because of this, it is not possible to completely seal the space between the shower base 11 and the shower hose 2. Therefore, water tends to flow down the counter 1 through the shower hose 2, causing the cabinet 8 to get wet or the cabinet 8 to get wet. There were cases where the contents inside got wet and the cabinet 8 got rotten. For this reason, a washstand as shown in FIGS. 6 and 7 is provided in which a water receiving tank 4 is provided in the cabinet 8 to receive water flowing down the counter 1 through the shower hose 2. However, when draining the water that has accumulated in the water receiving tank 4, place a basin or the like under the drain plug 23 provided at the bottom of the water receiving tank 4, and
3 has to be opened to drain the water into the washbasin, and if there is something stored in the cabinet 8, it has to be removed one by one, which is time-consuming, and when the drain plug 23 is removed, the water drains all at once. Because of this, water easily spilled out of the washbasin. Or the seventh
Screw 1 that locks the water tank 4 as shown in the diagram
Although it is possible to remove the water tank 4 from the cabinet 8 and drain the water, it is difficult to hook the water tank 4 onto the screw 10 again. In particular, these drainage operations were carried out inside the narrow cabinet 8 under the counter 1, which was a difficult place to work.

[Purpose of invention]

The present invention was developed in view of the above-mentioned technical background, and its purpose is to make it possible to easily drain water accumulated in a water receiving tank to the outside.

[Disclosure of invention]

The drainage structure of the water receiving tank of the washstand of the present invention is such that a shower head 3 is provided at the upper end of a shower hose 2 that is inserted through a counter 1, and the shower head 3 is installed in a water receiving tank 4 provided in a cabinet 8. In the bathroom vanity delivered so that the middle part hangs down, the drain hose 14, which is longer than the distance from the installation position of the water tank 4 to the outside of the cabinet 8, is connected to the bottom of the water tank 4. A detachable holding means 15 for holding the drain hose 14 in an upright position is provided between the drain hose 14 and the water receiving tank 4. If water accumulates in the water tank 4, for example, place a washbasin or bucket in front of the cabinet 8, remove the water drain hose 14 from the water tank 4, and tilt it forward to drain the water. Since the hose 14 has a length sufficient to reach the outside of the cabinet 8, the water in the water receiving tank 4 can be drained outside the cabinet 8, and the drainage work can be easily performed. Embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings. As shown in FIG. 1, the bathroom vanity has a counter 1 on the top surface of the cabinet 8, a bowl 12 in the center of the counter 1, a water tap 13 around it, and a shower installed in the opening of the counter 1. Shower head 3 on base 11
It is designed so that it can be erected through. Water tap 1
A shower hose 2 is further extended from 3, and the shower hose 2 is slidably inserted through the shower base 11 and pulled out to the upper surface of the counter 1, and a shower head 3 is attached to the tip of the shower hose 2. Thus, switching means is provided so that hot water can be supplied from either the faucet 13 or the shower head 3. When the shower head 3 is not in use, it stands on the shower base 11 as shown in Figure 1, and when it is in use, the shower hose 2 is connected to the shower base 1.
It is designed to be used by pulling it out from scratch. Water tank 4 installed inside cabinet 8
is made of a transparent material so that the water inside can be seen, and has a structure as shown in Figure 3. The bottom of the water receiving tank 4 is curved, and a draining hose 14 is attached to the lowest bottom. (preferably longer than the depth of the cabinet 8), and a drain hose 1.
When 4 is pushed down, the water in the water tank 4 can be drained. Furthermore, a mark 16 is formed on the front side wall surface 5 at a height such that if any more water accumulates inside, the water inside will splash and scatter to the outside due to the movement of the shower hose 2. As shown in FIG. 3, a substantially inverted T-shaped pothole hole 6 is formed in the side wall surface 5 on the back side of the water receiving tank 4.
A circular through hole 7 is opened in the front side wall surface 5 facing the pothole 6 so that the entire pothole 6 can be seen through. Therefore, when looking at the screw 19 from the through hole 7 and the pothole 6, the water receiving tank 4 is
The water receiving tank 4 is fixed by aligning the pothole 6 with the screw 19 and hooking it. Drain hose 1
The holding means 15 for holding 4 upright is L.
It consists of a letter-shaped locking piece 17 and a locking opening 18 made in the upper part of the water receiving tank 4, and the locking piece 17 has a round hole 17a with a diameter slightly smaller than the diameter of the drain hose 14. is opened and drain hose 1
4 is press-fitted into this round hole 17a and the drain hose 1
A locking piece 17 is attached to the tip of the water tank 4, and the locking piece 17 is connected to the locking opening 18 of the water receiving tank 4.
The drain hose 14 can be held vertically by inserting it inside and hooking it up. A hole 20 for passing the shower hose 2 is opened on the side of the water receiving tank 4, and a shower base 11 is formed on the upper part.
An opening 22 for inserting a guide hose 21 connected to the lower end of the shower hose 2 is provided, and the shower hose 2 is inserted into the water receiving tank 4 through the hole 20 and is delivered so as to hang inside the water receiving tank 4. is,
Furthermore, it is loosely inserted into the guide hose 21 inserted into the opening 22 and reaches the shower base 11.
Therefore, water flowing through the shower hose 2 or entering from the shower base 11 passes through the guide hose 21 and falls into the water receiving tank 4, where it is stored. When the water has accumulated up to the mark 16, remove the locking piece 17 from the locking opening 18 and fold down the hose 14. Since the hose 14 reaches the outside of the cabinet 8, By draining the water into a bucket, the water can be drained without spilling into the cabinet 8.

[Effect of the idea]

As described above, the present invention is to connect the drain hose, which is longer than the distance from the installation position of the water tank to the outside of the cabinet, to the bottom of the water tank, and to hold the drain hose in an upright position. A removable holding means is provided between the drain hose and the water tank, so if water accumulates in the water tank, place a basin or bucket in front of the cabinet and remove the water. When you remove the drain hose from the water tank and push it forward, the drain hose is long enough to reach the outside of the cabinet, so you can easily drain the water in the water tank from outside the cabinet. It is capable of carrying out drainage work. Therefore, even if there is something stored in the cabinet, it can be drained, and water will not spill inside the cabinet.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Fig. 1 is a partially cutaway front view showing an embodiment of the present invention, Fig. 2 is an explanatory diagram showing a method for draining water from the water tank shown above, and Fig. 3 is a perspective view of the water tank shown above. Figure 4 is a perspective view showing the holding means for the drain hose as above, Figure 5 is a plan view of the locking piece as above, Figure 6 is a front sectional view of the conventional example, and Figure 7 is the side as above. 1 is a cross-sectional view, 1 is a counter, 2 is a shower hose, 3 is a shower head, 4 is a water tank, 8 is a cabinet, 14 is a drain hose,
15 is a holding means.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] In a bathroom vanity delivered with a shower head installed at the upper end of the shower hose inserted through the counter, and with the middle part of the shower hose hanging down into the water tank provided in the cabinet, the installation position of the water tank. Connect the drain hose, which is longer than the distance from the wall to the outside of the cabinet, to the bottom of the water tank, and attach a removable holding means to hold the drain hose in an upright position between the drain hose and the water tank. Drainage structure of the water receiving tank of the bathroom vanity, which is installed between the tank and the water tank.