JPH0322986Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] "Industrial Application Field" The present invention relates to the structure of a washroom that efficiently provides space for piping, storage, and lighting behind the washstand.

``Conventional technology'' Conventionally, washstands installed in washrooms are installed against walls, and when installing pipes and wiring that reach from under the floor to the ceiling in the washroom, it is necessary to prevent these from being exposed. Measures have been taken, such as installing piping and wiring inside the walls, and creating a separate space for piping and wiring in a part of the washroom.

``Problems that the invention aims to solve'' However, installing piping and wiring over long distances inside walls not only makes construction complicated and extremely inconvenient for maintenance and repairs after construction, but also makes it difficult to maintain water supply. condensation of water in the wall by the pipe;
Alternatively, this is not preferable considering the possibility that the wall material may rot due to dew condensation. Further, it is not preferable to provide a separate piping space in the washroom because it imposes restrictions on the arrangement of the facilities in the washroom and tends to spoil the aesthetic appearance of the washroom.

In addition, in recent years, an increasing number of houses have washrooms installed on the first and second floors. It is often provided by passing
In such cases, the aforementioned problems often occur.

``Purpose of the invention'' This invention was created in view of the above circumstances, and by slightly changing the installation position of the washbasin, it is possible to reasonably secure piping space and efficiently provide lighting or storage functions. The purpose is to provide a structure for a washroom that allows for

``Means for solving the problem'' The present invention involves installing a washstand with a space between it and the outer wall, and creating a piping space leading from the floor to the ceiling in the space at the rear center of the washstand. Further, concave installation spaces are formed on both sides of this piping space, and either one of the installation spaces is used as a storage section, and the other is provided with a window on the outer wall to serve as a lighting section.
Alternatively, both can be used as a storage area or a lighting area, and a mirror door with a width equal to the width of the piping space plus the width of one of the installation spaces can be installed along the front edges of the piping space and both installation spaces on the indoor side. It is installed so that it can be moved left and right.

"Function" The piping space behind the washstand can be used for piping or wiring, and by moving the mirror door left and right, it can be used for lighting or storage.

``Example'' Figures 1 to 9 show an example of the present invention. 1 shown in Figure 1 is an outer wall that partitions the washroom A on the first floor and the outdoor B; is divided by the outer wall 1 and partition walls 2, 2 connected to the outer wall 1, and on the outer wall 1 side of the washroom A is a washstand with both ends abutting the partition walls 2, 2. 3 is a space with a required distance between it and the outer wall 1 (a space having a depth of about a fraction of the depth of the washstand 3)
It is installed with an opening. This washbasin 3 includes a sink 3a and a cabinet 3b. And behind the wash basin 3, there is a wash basin 3.
The partition plates 4 and 5, which are in contact with the back surface, the inner surface of the outer wall 1, the floor, and the ceiling, provide a piping space H at the rear of the center in the width direction of the wash basin 3, and an installation space at the rear of both sides of the wash basin 3 in the width direction. The space behind the wash basin 3 is divided into three parts by partition plates 4 and 5. Note that the widths of the installation spaces S and S on both sides of the washbasin 3 are set to the same width. Furthermore, a receiving panel P that closes the opening surface of the piping space H above the washbasin 3 is attached to the opening of the piping space H on the indoor side. This receiving panel P is shown in Figures 6 to 9.
As shown in the figure, it is constructed by attaching a guide roller 7 and a steady rest piece 8 to the upper end of a vertically long base plate 6. The guide roller 7 is attached to the substrate 6 so as to protrude from the upper surface side of both ends in the width direction of the substrate 6, and the steady rest piece 8 is provided adjacent to the guide roller 7 at each of the upper front end and the upper end of the back surface of the board 6. However, it is attached with the upper part protruding from the upper side of the board 6. Further, a guide groove 9 is formed in the center portion of the lower surface of the substrate 6 in the width direction over the entire length of the lower surface.

A mirror door 10 is provided on the indoor side of the receiving panel P and is supported by the receiving panel P. As shown in FIG. 5, this mirror door 10 includes a plate-shaped main body 11 large enough to cover the indoor opening of the piping space H and the indoor opening of one of the installation spaces S; It consists of a mirror body 12 attached to the front side of the main body 11. A support protrusion 13 is formed at the upper end of the back surface of the main body 11 over the entire width of the main body 11, and a locking protrusion 14 is formed at the bottom of the back surface of the main body 11 over the entire width of the main body 11. A locking groove 15 extending over the entire length of the support projection 13 is formed on the lower surface of the proximal end of the support projection 13, and a plurality of locking grooves 15 are formed in the locking projection 14 at predetermined intervals in the length direction. A bolt 16 is attached to pass through the locking convex portion 14 from below. The mirror door 10 has a locking bolt 16 at its lower part.
Insert it into the guide groove 9 of the receiving panel P, place the lower surface of the supporting protrusion 13 on the guide roller 7 of the receiving panel P, insert the steady rest piece 8 into the locking groove 15 of the supporting protruding part 13, and remove the receiving panel. Hanging from P, wash basin 3
It is provided so as to be movable left and right along the width direction.

On the other hand, a window 18 that can be opened and closed is formed in the part of the outer wall 1 facing the installation space S on the rear left side facing the washstand 3, and a storage shelf 19 is provided in the installation space S on the right rear side of the washstand 3. It is placed facing indoors. Moreover, inside the piping space H,
A water pipe 20 for the washroom on the second floor, which is placed above the washroom A, passes through it.

In addition, 21 shown in FIG. 1 is a window sill that communicates with the upper part of the washstand 3 and the window 18 of the outer wall 1, and 22 shown in FIG. 5 is a handle attached to the front lower part of the mirror door 10.

Next, a case will be described in which the washroom A configured as described above is used.

When it is bright outside, the mirror door 10 is positioned on the right side as shown in FIG. 3 to provide light from the window 18, and the washstand 3 is used as necessary. Additionally, the window 18 can be opened to provide ventilation. Here, the window 18 is located at the back side of the washstand 3, separated from the washstand 3, and has a bay window style.

By the way, when it becomes necessary to take in and out toiletries, etc., grasp the handle 22 and move the mirror door 10 to the left side, and as shown in FIG.
to store and retrieve toiletries. In addition, when the mirror door 10 is moved, the mirror door 10 moves while being supported by the guide roller 7 of the receiving panel P, and the steady rest piece 8 and the locking bolt 16 prevent the mirror door 10 from falling off.

Further, at night, etc., the mirror door 10 can be moved to the left side as shown in FIG. 2 to close the window 18 so that the washroom A cannot be seen from outside.

On the other hand, if it becomes necessary to perform maintenance or repair of the piping inside piping space H,
0 and the receiving panel P.
This can be carried out by opening the piping space H. In this respect, repairs and maintenance are easier compared to conventional structures where piping is installed inside the wall.

Incidentally, in the above embodiment, the storage shelf 19 may be installed in the installation space S on the left side of the washstand 3, and the window 18 may be opened in the installation space S on the right side, and the storage shelf 19 may be configured to be opened in the installation space S on the right side. shelf 1
9 or install window 18 in both installation spaces S.
There is no problem even if you leave it open. Furthermore, a configuration may be adopted in which a window is opened in one installation space S and a storage shelf is installed, and it is also possible to install a window and a storage shelf with a width about half of the width of the installation space S. In addition, in the said structure, it is also possible to omit the receiving panel P and to construct so that the rail may span the partition plates 4 and 5, and the mirror door 10 may be supported by this rail. In this case, since the piping space H can be opened by removing the mirror door 10, repair and maintenance of the piping can be performed even more easily.

In addition, in the above-mentioned configuration, the water pipe arranged in the piping space H behind the sink 3a is connected to the sink 3a.
The sink 3a is inserted through the cabinet 3b at the rear of the sink 3a.
It can also be connected to a water faucet. Moreover, when the partition walls 2 are not provided on both sides of the installation space S, the installation space S may be formed by erecting partition plates. Furthermore, the space between the washstand 3 and the outer wall 1 below the window sill 21 may be communicated with the cabinet 3b and used for storage, or the space between the washstand 3 and the outer wall 1 may be used for storage. The space behind window sill 3a and below the window sill 21 can also be freely used as a space for storing small items.
If the space is used for storage in this way, the depth of the wash basin 3 can be reduced and the storage capacity can be improved. On the other hand, the window sill 21 may be formed at a height flush with the upper surface of the sink 3a.

``Effects of the invention'' As explained above, this invention separates the washbasin from the outer wall, creates a space, and secures a reasonable amount of piping space and installation space behind the washstand, thereby reducing the piping space. It can be used to perform piping and wiring. Therefore, when the structure of the present invention is applied to a house where washrooms are arranged above and below, or a house where plumbing equipment is provided above the washroom, piping work and wiring work are extremely easy. In addition, by moving the mirror door from side to side to expose storage shelves and windows, it becomes possible to brighten the washroom and to take out and put toiletries in and out.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

The drawings show one embodiment of the present invention; Fig. 1 is a horizontal sectional view of the main part, Fig. 2 is a front view showing the mirror door moved to the left and the storage shelf is exposed, and Fig. 3. Figure 4 is a longitudinal sectional view, Figure 5 is a longitudinal sectional view of the mirror door and receiving panel, and Figure 6 is a front view of the receiving panel. , FIG. 7 is a side view of the receiving panel, FIG. 8 is a plan view of the receiving panel, and FIG. 9 is an enlarged schematic diagram of the receiving panel with a portion cut away. A...washroom, B...outdoor, S...installation space, H...piping space, 1...outer wall, 3...washstand, 4, 5...partition plate, 10...mirror door.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claim for Utility Model Registration] (1) A washstand is installed in the washroom of a building with a required space between it and the outer wall. A concave installation space is formed on both sides of this piping space, and either one of the installation spaces is used as a storage area and the other is provided with a window on the outer wall to serve as a lighting area. Both of them are used as a storage section or a lighting section, and a mirror door having a width equal to the width of the piping space plus the width of one of the installation spaces is installed along the front edges of the piping space and both installation spaces on the indoor side. The structure of the washroom is characterized by its ability to move left and right. (2) The structure of the washroom according to claim 1, wherein the piping space is formed in a concave shape by a pair of left and right partition plates and the inner surface of the outer wall. (3) The washroom according to claim 1 of the utility model registration claim, wherein the washroom is formed by an outer wall and a pair of partition walls arranged at right angles to the outer wall, and the washstand is located between the partition walls. The structure of the place. (4) The structure of the washroom according to claim 1 of the utility model registration claim, wherein the installation space is formed in a concave shape by an outer wall, a partition plate, and a partition wall.