JPH03158105A - Kitchen counter - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To facilitate work in the range-part counter, and also to enable the water-washing of the cooking-part counter all over the surface by forming the range-part counter to which a cooking range is fitted lower than the cooking-part counter by a prescribed amount. CONSTITUTION:On the upper part of a base cabinet 1, both a cooking-part counter 2 and a range-part counter 3 are fitted. In the cooking-part counter 2, a sink 4 is formed in the central part, and on the circumference thereof, a pheripheral part 2a is raisedly formed, and also on the rear end pheriphery thereof, further, a water-repulsing piece 2b is formed, so that the cooking-part counter 2 can be water-washed all over the surface by feeding water through a faucet 5. And the upper surface of the range-part counter 3 is formed so as to be lower than that of the cooking-part counter 2 approximately by the dimension h (about 10cm), and the three sides except the near side are formed in a surrounded condition. Since the cooking-part counter and the range-part counter are integally formed, the upper periphery of a cooking utensile such as a pot positions in the vicinity of the upper surface of the cooking-part counter 2, thus cooking work can significantly be facilitated.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION [Field of application in industry] The present invention relates to a counter structure for a system kitchen.

[Prior Art] In conventional system kitchens, because emphasis is placed on the appearance and physical experience, the height of the cooking section counter following the sink section and the range section counter to which the cooking range is attached are fixed. However, since cooking utensils such as pots and frying pans are placed on top of the microwave, the height of the cooking utensils increases, making cooking difficult.

In addition, it is said that the cooking counter is difficult to clean because the entire surface cannot be washed with water during or after cooking.

[Problems to be Solved by the Invention] The present invention has been made in order to solve the above-described shortcomings of the conventional kitchen counter. The technical challenge was to provide a kitchen counter that could be washed with water.

[Means for Solving the Problem] As a means for solving this technical problem, the present invention provides that the edge of the cooking section counter including the sink is formed to stand up over the entire circumference, and The gist of the present invention is that the range counter to which the microwave oven is attached is formed a predetermined amount lower than the cooking counter, and that both counters are integrally joined by welding or a fastener.

[Function] The microwave counter is one step lower than the cooking counter, so when you place cooking utensils on the microwave, it is at just the right height, making it easy to work, and the entire cooking counter can be washed with water. It becomes extremely easy to clean. Furthermore, since these counters are integrated, they do not detract from the appearance of the system.

[Examples] The present invention will be explained in more detail below with reference to illustrated examples.

In FIG. 1, 1 is a base cabinet, and a cooking section counter 2 and a range section counter 3 are attached to the upper part of the base cabinet. The cooking section counter 2 has a sink 4 formed in the center, a rising edge 2a around the periphery, and a water return piece 2b formed on the rear edge, which allows water to flow from the water faucet 5. Supply water and cook counter 2
The entire surface can be washed with water. The range counter 3 has an upper surface that is lower than the cooking counter 2 by a dimension h (approximately 10 CI) and is surrounded on three sides except for the front, so that part of the burner of the range 6 installed at the bottom is protrudes slightly from the top surface, and a protective frame 7 is removably attached thereto. This range section counter 3 is integrated with the cooking section counter 2 by welding or via fittings such as screws.

The kitchen counter according to the present invention is configured as described above, and the dishes washed in the sink 4 are cooked on the left and right tables, and cooking utensils such as pots (not shown) are placed in the microwave θ.
In this case, as mentioned above, the microwave counter 3 is about 10 cm low, so the upper edge of the cooking utensil such as a pot is located near the top of the microwave counter 2, making the cooking process extremely difficult. It becomes easier.

Since the cooking counter 2 is surrounded all around by the raised edge 2a, the entire surface can be washed with water, and the water after washing can be poured into the sink 4. In addition, a garbage storage container is usually provided at the drain of the sink so that it can be taken out and put in, and cooking waste can be stored in the garbage container, making it extremely easy to clean the cooking counter.

[Effects of the Invention] As explained above, according to the present invention, since the range counter is one step lower than the cooking counter,
When you place cooking utensils on the range, the height is just right, making it easier to cook, and the entire cooking counter can be washed with water, making cleaning extremely easy. Furthermore, since the cooking section counter and the microwave section counter are integrated, excellent effects such as not spoiling the appearance of the system kitchen can be obtained.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is an overall perspective view showing an embodiment of the present invention. 1...Base cabinet 2...Cooking counter 2a...Edge 3...Microwave section counter 4...7 links 5... Water tap 6...Microwave 7...Protective frame 2b... water return piece

Claims (1)

[Claims] The cooking section counter including the sink is formed with its edge rising all the way around, and the range section counter to which the cooking range is attached is formed lower than the cooking section counter by a predetermined amount. A kitchen counter structure characterized in that both counters are integrally connected by welding or fasteners.