JPH03186209A - Bay window kitchen table - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To effectively utilize the inside space of a kitchen room by providing an exhaust port on a top board part of a kitchen table body attached to a bay window part, and allowing its exhaust port and a ventilation port provided on the lower wall part of the bay window part to communicate with each other through an exhaust duct. CONSTITUTION:A bay window part 2 is provided with the lower wall part 3 of small height which rises from the floor surface, an overhang part 5 which protrudes to the outside in the upper end of the lower wall part 3, the upper wall part 9 which is provided vertically on the outer edge of the overhang part 5, and also, has a blind wall part 7 in the lower part of the upper transparent part 6, and a small roof 10 for covering the upper wall part 9. On a top board part of a kitchen table body 13 whose back part 12 goes along the lower wall part 3, the overhang part 5 and the blind wall part 7 of its bay window part 2, a portable cooking stove and an exhaust port 17 are provided, and also, the exhaust port 17, and a ventilation port 19 provided on the lower wall part 3 are allowed to communicate with each other through an exhaust duct 20. As a result, the inside space of a kitchen room can be utilized effectively, and also, exhaust gas can be eliminated efficiently.

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Industrial Field of Application] The present invention provides a bay window panel that can effectively utilize the bay window space and provide a smoke evacuation function with a simple structure and efficient construction without reducing the degree of design freedom. Regarding the stand.

[Prior Art] In recent years, with the deterioration of housing conditions, there has been a strong tendency to downsize kitchen rooms, etc. Therefore, in order to effectively utilize the internal space and improve usability, kitchen rooms have been It is strongly desired to form a bay window A in R and place a cooking table K using the bay window space.

On the other hand, in a bay window cooking table using such a bay window A, since the cooking stove B is moved to the outside of the outer wall W,
In order to provide efficient ventilation, it is necessary to provide a vent C for smoke exhaust in the small roof of the bay window A.

[Invention tries to solve it! ! J title]

However, the ventilation hole C provided in such a small roof is
The dimensions of the bay window A are greatly restricted by the overhanging length of the bay window A, resulting in a reduction in the degree of freedom in design. Furthermore, this system has many problems, such as requiring a high-precision rain protection function E, complicating the bay window structure, reducing construction efficiency, increasing costs, and making maintenance inconvenient. .

The present invention is based on a design based on providing an exhaust port in the top plate of the cooking table body disposed in the bay window, and communicating the exhaust port with a vent provided in the lower wall of the bay window through an exhaust duct. The object of the present invention is to provide a bay window countertop that can provide a smoke exhausting function with a simple configuration without reducing the degree of freedom, can significantly improve construction efficiency, and can solve the above-mentioned problems.

[Means to solve the problem]

In order to achieve the above object, the bay window cooking table of the present invention includes a lower wall portion of a small height rising from the floor surface, an overhang portion projecting outward at the upper end of the lower wall portion, and an erected portion at the outer edge of the overhang portion. The lower wall portion and the overhang portion of the bay window portion, which includes an upper wall portion that is transparent and has a blind wall portion below the transparent upper portion, and a small roof that covers the upper wall portion;
A stove and an exhaust port are provided on the top plate portion of the cooking table main body whose back portion runs along the blind wall portion, and the exhaust port and a vent provided in the lower wall portion are communicated via an exhaust duct.

[Effect]

In the bay window cooktop of the present invention configured as described above, the back of the cooktop body is provided along the bay window, so that the internal space of the kitchen room can be effectively utilized.

In addition, it has a smoke evacuation function that uses the exhaust port provided on the top plate to exhaust smoke from the vent on the bottom wall, which improves the smoke evacuation effect. It is possible to simplify the structure without requiring the construction and improve the construction efficiency. Furthermore, the dimensions and position of the vent can be freely set without depending on the length of the bay window, etc., greatly increasing the degree of freedom in design. Moreover, since the vent is located at the bottom, its maintenance can be conveniently performed.

〔Example〕

An embodiment of the present invention will be described below based on the drawings.

In FIGS. 1 to 3, the bay window cooking table l has a stove 16 and an exhaust port on the top plate part 15 of the cooking table main body 13, the back part 12 of which runs along the lower wall part 3, overhang part 5, and blind wall part 7 of the bay window part 2. 17, and communicates the exhaust port 17 with a vent 19 provided in the lower wall portion 3 via an exhaust duct 20. In this example, the bay window cooking table 1 has a vent hole 19 provided in the lower wall portion 3. The bay window part 2 and the cooking table main body 13 are formed as one unit by being integrally connected in advance, and are formed in an opening 21 transparently provided in the outer wall W of the kitchen room R.

The outer wall W is formed by a wall panel whose lower end is supported by a mounting bracket 22 attached to the top end of the cloth foundation F and whose upper end is supported by a beam 24, and the opening which opens at the lower end is formed approximately in the middle of the wall panel. While the section 21 is provided, the top end of the cloth foundation F maintains one end of the floor body 23 for forming the floor surface S. A bay window portion 2 is formed in the opening portion 21.

As shown in FIGS. 1 to 3, the bay window section 2 includes a lower wall section 3 of a small height that rises from the floor surface S by having its lower end supported by the mounting piece 22A of the mounting bracket 22; An overhanging portion 5 fixed to the upper end and protruding outward from the upper end, an upper wall portion 9 erected at the outer edge of the overhanging portion 5, and the upper wall portion 9.
a small roof 10 that covers the lower wall portion 3 and the overhang portion 5;
, the upper wall portion 9 is formed by joining each end of the panel body to each other. Note that the bay window portion 2 is disposed in the opening 21 so that the lower wall portion 3 is formed in the same plane as the outer wall W, and both sides thereof are closed by the side wall portions 25.

Further, the lower wall portion 3 is provided with a rectangular ventilation hole 19, which communicates with the outdoors.

Further, the upper wall portion 9 has a light-transmitting portion 6 consisting of an opening in which a window 26 for daylighting is attached in an openable and closable manner in its upper portion, and therefore the upper wall portion 9 is closed below the light-transmitting portion 6. A blind wall portion 7 is formed.

The shed f110 also includes a horizontal base piece 27 that has one end attached to the upper edge of the opening 21 and the other end that extends outward to cover the upper wall 9. and,
The upper end of the base piece 27 that is bent upwardly from the outer end is the outer wall W.
a sloped roof piece 29 fixed to the outer surface of the base piece 2;
7 and the upper end of the upper wall portion 9 are joined in a watertight manner.

Further, in this example, the cooking table main body 13 is integrally fixed to such a bay window portion 2 prior to attachment to the opening portion 21.

The cooking table main body 13 has a back edge that includes the lower wall portion 3, the overhang portion 5,
It has a top-open base box 35 that connects between the front edges and the bottom edges of a pair of side plates 31 along the blind wall part 7 with a front plate 32 and a bottom plate 33, respectively, and the base box 35 has a base box 35 below which is connected with a front plate 32 and a bottom plate 33, respectively. Said downhill 1! Part 3
A plywood board 36 whose one end is supported by the lower end of the board and which extends over the floor surface S
The space 3 is closed by the joint edge 37 interposed between the bottom plate 33 and
4 is formed. In addition, the base box 35 has the front plate 32,
A hole 39 that can be opened and closed by the door body 38 is transparently provided.

In addition, the base box 35 is provided along the inner surface of the blind wall portion 7 and the base box 35
A top plate part 15 made of, for example, a stainless copper plate is arranged to close the upper open part, and the top plate part 15 has a cooking stove 16 and an exhaust port 17 for exhausting smoke located behind it. are formed respectively.

In this example, the exhaust port 17 has a horizontally elongated rectangular shape with a width exceeding the stove 16, and communicates with the ventilation port 19 via an exhaust duct 20.

The exhaust duct]・20 is, as shown in FIGS. 2 and 3,
It is made of a square tube connecting the rear pieces 41 and 42 with the side pieces 43, and in this example, at the lower end of the upper duct part 2OA hanging from the exhaust port 17,
The rear piece 42 connects to the lower wall portion 3 via the inclined duct portion 20B.
A lower duct portion 20C is provided along the inner surface.

In addition, a conduction hole 45 is bored in the rear piece 42 of the lower duct portion 20C at a position that matches the ventilation hole 19. In this example, the ventilation hole 19 and the conduction hole 45 are connected through a base frame 46 that fits into the ventilation hole 19. communicate with. A suction fan 47 is attached to the vent 19 to send air from the exhaust port 17 to the outdoors through the exhaust duct 20.

In addition, the lower duct portion 20C has a door piece 50 on its front piece 41 with four inspection windows that open at a position facing the suction fan 47.
An inspection window 4 with a cough door piece 50 is provided so as to be openable and closable.
By opening 9, cleaning, inspection, maintenance, etc. of the suction fan 49 can be conveniently performed from the indoor side.

In this example, the lower duct I/portion 20C has its lower end penetrating the bottom plate 33 and opening at the space 34, and an oil receiver 51 is provided below the opening at the front joint edge 37. The drawer can be freely drawn in and drawn out through the slot 52 formed by cutting out the drawer. The oil receiver 51 is in the shape of a bottomed container with a flange 53 extending beyond the inner wall of the lower duct i part 20C to accommodate oil that adheres to the inner wall and drips into the exhaust duct 1 due to exhaust smoke. This prevents rEJtjI caused by kernel oil, and the drawer allows convenient cleaning work.

Furthermore, in this example, the exhaust port 17 has an ff for collecting smoke.
1ti hood 55 is disposed, and a smoke exhaust hood 56 for exhausting smoke is disposed at the vent 19.

The smoke exhaust hood 56 has an upper end attached to the lower end of the blind wall portion 7, passes in front of the vent 19, and extends its lower edge downward (and then connects the hanging board piece 57 and the upper end of the vent 19). It is formed of an arc-shaped guide piece 58 that is attached at one end and that is locked at the other end to the lower end of the board piece 57, which hides the vent hole 19 and improves its appearance, and directs the exhaust smoke downward. The smoke is guided while being diffused, thereby preventing smoke from flowing back from the transparent portion 6.

In addition, in the present invention, the bay window cooking table 1 has a cooking table main body 13.
It can be installed after the bay window part 2 is built, but if the cooking table main body 13 and the bay window part 2 are integrated into a unit in advance as in the wooden embodiment, it can be installed in the opening 21 in one step, which improves construction efficiency. can be greatly improved. Note that another cooking table 60 or the like can be arranged in the bay window portion 2 adjacent to the cooking table main body 13.

〔Effect of the invention〕

Like soft soil, the bay window cooktop of the present invention is provided with an exhaust port in the top plate of the cooktop body attached to the bay window, and connects the exhaust port and a vent provided in the lower wall of the bay window to an exhaust duct. Because of the communication through the kitchen, the interior space of the kitchen can be used effectively and smoke can be efficiently removed. Moreover, it can have many effects such as simplifying the structure, improving construction efficiency, and expanding the degree of freedom in design.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Fig. 1 is a perspective view showing one embodiment of the present invention, Fig. 2 is a cross-sectional view thereof, Fig. 3 is a perspective view showing an enlarged part of the same, and Fig. 4
The figure is an exploded perspective view showing the built-in state of the outer wall and the bay window, and Figure 5 is a sectional view showing the prior art. 2 Bay window section, 3 Lower wall section, 5 = Overhang section,...-
Transparent part, 7--blind wall part, 9... upper wall part, 0...
・Small roof, 12--back, 3--cooking table body, 15--point plate, 6--
Stove, 17...exhaust port, 9...ventilation port,
20...Exhaust duct.

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. A lower wall part of a small height rising from the floor surface, an overhang part projecting outward at the upper end of the lower wall part, and a blind wall part erected at the outer edge of the overhang part and below the transparent upper part. A stove and an exhaust port are installed in the top plate portion of the cooking table main body, the back of which is along the lower wall portion, the overhang portion, and the blind wall portion of the bay window portion, which includes an upper wall portion and a small roof covering the upper wall portion. A bay window cooking table, wherein the exhaust port and a vent provided in the lower wall are communicated via an exhaust duct.