JPH03109006A - Kitchen furniture - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To improve the water resistance of panels without increasing cost by using the water-proof material of water-proof plywoods, resin material, or the like, for core members to be used for the end sections of the panels lined with facing plates on the front side surfaces of the core members and having the possibility of being easily splashed with water. CONSTITUTION:A side panel 5 and an end rail panel 6 for composing a sink stand 1 consist of water-proof facing plywoods 9 lined with the front side surface and the rear side surface of a core member 8 by water-proof adhesives; and for sections to be splashed with water, water-proof plywoods 8a, 8b for the core member 8 are used. Accordingly, even when water drops splashed to be dropped on a floor surface 10 in the case of washing tableware or the like in a water tank 2 and water drops transmitted to the side panel 5 from the upper surface of a top board 3 and dropped on the floor surface 10 are attached to the core member 8a, then water can be prevented from being infiltrated into the internal section of the core member 8. Besides, at the lower end section of the end rail panel 6, the water-proof plywood is used for the core member 8b, and even when the water drops on the top board 3 are transmitted to the surface of the top board 3 and are infiltrated into a space between the end rail panel 6 and a door 7 at the same time and are attached to the core member 8b, then the water can be prevented from being infiltrated into the internal section of the core member 8.

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] [Industrial application field] The present invention relates to kitchen furniture.

[Prior Art] For example, in kitchen furniture such as sinks used in home kitchens, water droplets splashing from the aquarium or falling on the floor can enter through the edges of the core material of the panels that make up the kitchen furniture. This may cause the core material to rot or swell.

Therefore, in such kitchen furniture, it is necessary to fully consider the water resistance of the panel, and conventionally, as shown in FIG.
1 or paste the panel 100 as shown in FIG.
A sealing material 1 such as silicone is placed on the part that comes into contact with the floor surface 102.
Water infiltration into the core material 104 was prevented by taking waterproof measures such as filling the core material 104 with 0.03.

[Problem to be solved by the invention] However, in the conventional kitchen furniture described above, the resin sheet 1
This method requires separate members such as 01 and sealing material 103, and additional work steps are added to take waterproof measures using the resin sheet 101 and sealing material 103, resulting in an increase in cost.

The present invention was made based on the above circumstances, and an object thereof is to provide kitchen furniture whose panels have improved water resistance without increasing costs.

[Means for Solving the Problems] In order to achieve the above object, the present invention provides a kitchen furniture in which a box body forming an outer shell is formed by a panel formed by laminating a decorative board on the surface of a core material, wherein the panel is The technical means is to use a water-resistant material such as water-resistant plywood or resin material for the core material that is used at the end of the panel and is likely to be easily exposed to water.

[Function and Effects of the Invention] The kitchen furniture of the present invention having the above-mentioned configuration uses a water-resistant material such as water-resistant plywood or resin material for the core material, which is likely to be easily splashed with water. There is no need to apply new waterproofing measures to the edges of the panels or the parts that come into contact with the floor.

Therefore, separate members such as resin sheets and sealing materials that have conventionally been used as waterproofing measures are not required, so the water resistance of the panel can be improved without increasing costs.

[Example] Next, the kitchen furniture of the present invention will be described based on an example shown in the drawings.

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a sink which is an example of kitchen furniture of the present invention.

The sink 1 of this embodiment is composed of a water tank 2, a top plate 3 forming the outer frame of the water tank 2, and a box body 4 forming the outer frame of the sink 1.

The water tank 2 (made of stainless steel) is mounted on the top of the box 4, with its outer periphery supported by a top plate 3 made of marble, for example.

The box body 4 includes a side panel 5 that forms both sides, a rear surface, and a lower front surface of the sink 1, a bottom panel (not shown) that forms the lower surface of the sink 1, and a curtain panel (not shown) that forms the upper front surface of the sink 1. (see FIG. 2) 6, and a door 7 assembled to the front of the curtain panel 6.

The side panel 5 and the curtain panel 6 are composed of a core material 8 and waterproof decorative plywood (decorative board of the present invention) 9 bonded to the front and back surfaces of the core material 8 with a waterproof adhesive. . The side panel 5 and the curtain panel 6 have a thickness of about 20 μm to ensure sufficient strength as structural members of the box 4 that supports the water tank 2 and the top plate 3.

In the side panel 5, water-resistant plywood is used for the core material (see Fig. 1) 8a that constitutes the bottom outer frame (the part that comes into contact with the floor surface on which the sink 1 is installed) on each side (both sides and rear side), and the floor Other than the core material 8 that contacts the surface 10, a core material 8 made of ordinary plywood or the like that does not have water resistance is used.

Therefore, when washing dishes etc. in aquarium 2, they may be scattered on the floor 1.
Even if water droplets that have fallen onto the floor surface 10 or water droplets that have fallen onto the floor surface 10 while passing along the side panel 5 from the surface of the top plate 3 are attached to the core material 8a that constitutes the bottom outer peripheral frame of the side panel 5, the core material It is possible to prevent water from entering the inside of the 8 (see Fig. 3).

In addition, in the curtain panel 6, water-resistant plywood is used for the core material 8b (see FIG. 2) arranged in the horizontal direction of the sink 1 at the lower end of the curtain panel 6, and the other core materials 8 are as follows: Ordinary plywood is used, which is not water resistant.

Therefore, as shown in FIG. 2, the water droplets on the top plate 3 enter the gap between the curtain panel 6 and the door 7 while flowing along the surface of the top plate 3, and the water droplets on the top plate 3 enter the gap between the curtain plate panel 6 and the door 7, and the water droplets on the top plate 3 enter the gap between the curtain plate panel 6 and the door 7. Even if it adheres to the core material 8b, water can be prevented from entering the interior of the core material 8.

The curtain panel 6 serves to hide the back side of the aquarium 2 when the door 7 is opened, and to receive the door 7 when the door 7 is closed.

The door 7 is composed of a core material and decorative plywood like the side panel 5 and the curtain panel 6, but the front and back surfaces 1. Decorative plywood is bonded to the top, bottom, and both sides, and therefore, ordinary plywood or the like is used as the core material.

As mentioned above, the sink 1 of this embodiment uses waterproof plywood for the core materials 8a and 8b used for the bottom outer frame of the side panel 5 and the lowest part of the curtain panel 6, where water droplets easily adhere. It has improved water resistance.

Therefore, there is no need to take new waterproofing measures to the bottom end of the panel or the part that contacts the floor, which is easily exposed to water, as in the past.

Furthermore, sealing materials such as resin sheets and silicone used for waterproofing are no longer required, so costs can be reduced compared to conventional sinks.

In the above embodiment, the core materials 8a and 8b used for the bottom outer frame of the side panel 5 and the lowest part of the curtain panel 6 are made of water-resistant plywood, but there is no need to limit the material to water-resistant plywood, and resin materials, etc. Other water resistant materials may also be used.

Further, although the surfaces of the side panels 5 and the curtain panels 6 are made of decorative plywood 9, they do not necessarily need to be made of plywood, and may be made of veneer.

Although the sink 1 is shown as the kitchen furniture of the present invention, the sink 1
Needless to say, the present invention can be applied to kitchen furniture used adjacent to the sink 1, kitchen furniture other than the sink 1 that is easily splashed with water, and a washstand.

The door 7, like the side panel 5 and the curtain panel 6, is formed by laminating decorative plywood to a core material, but it may also be integrally formed of oak or the like.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

1 to 3 show an embodiment of the present invention,
1 is a perspective view of the sink, FIG. 2 is a sectional view taken along line AA in FIG. 1, and FIG. 3 is a sectional view taken along line BB in FIG. 1. FIGS. 4 and 5 are cross-sectional views of panels for explaining the prior art. In the diagram

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claims] 1) Kitchen furniture in which a box body forming an outer shell is formed by a panel formed by laminating a decorative board on the surface of a core material, wherein the panel is easily used at the end of the panel. A kitchen furniture characterized in that a water-resistant material such as water-resistant plywood or resin material is used for the core material that is likely to be exposed to water.