JPH0345616Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Industrial Application Field] The present invention relates to kitchen equipment that forms a kitchen space by systematically laying out various cabinets.

[Conventional technology]

System kitchens with layouts that make effective use of space in the kitchen and enable efficient kitchen work have recently come into wide use.

This system kitchen consists of a floor cabinet laid out on the floor of the kitchen, and a wall cabinet, hanging cabinets, etc. suspended from the wall or ceiling above it. A typical example is a floor cabinet that incorporates cooking utensils such as a sink and a range, and a wall cabinet that is equipped with a hood.

FIG. 5 is a side view schematically showing the layout of a conventional system kitchen. As mentioned above, a floor cabinet 50 is arranged on the floor along wall A, and a wall cabinet is placed above it. Net51 has been established. floor cabinet 50
In order to use the inside as a storage space for tableware etc.
The front has drawers, doors, etc. Further, a counter 52 made of a stainless steel plate or the like is attached to the top surface, and a back guard 53 raised up behind the counter 52 is placed against the wall surface A.

[Problem that the invention attempts to solve]

In this system kitchen equipped with the floor cabinet 50 and wall cabinet 51, the counter 52 becomes the work surface, and the area around the sink in particular becomes the center of work. However, since the depth of the counter 52 is limited by standards, etc., the locations for storing tableware, ingredients, seasonings, etc. are also naturally regulated. Therefore, the only way to temporarily store or store a large number of these items is to use the wall surface A between the floor cabinet 50 and the wall cabinet 51. but,
In this case, even if various hangings are provided on the wall A, if the depth of the counter 52 is not sufficient, these hangings will interfere with the work area.
On the contrary, the effectiveness of the work space is impaired.

Furthermore, the floor cabinet 50 is equipped with piping 5 for water supply, drainage, etc. in order to provide a sink, a range, etc.
4, a gas pipe 55, and other pipes are connected thereto. In this case, in the existing building, the positions where these pipes 54 and gas pipes 55 protrude from the floor and wall A cannot be changed. Therefore, in order to connect the piping 54 and gas pipe 55 to the sink, range, etc. of the floor cabinet 50, it may be necessary to modify the floor or wall A of the building and rework the piping. Furthermore, if such a renovation is not possible at a construction site, the specifications of the floor cabinet 50 must be changed, which often leaves customers unsatisfied.

To solve this problem, Japanese Utility Model Application Publication No. 50-61941 discloses interposing a deck unit between the floor cabinet and the wall surface.

However, the device described in the same publication uses a vertical support crosspiece as a structure to support the vertical load of the deck counter connected to the upper part between the left and right side panels, and this becomes a hindrance to freedom of movement. It is not possible to do proper piping.

Furthermore, the width (width) of the deck unit is set to match that of the floor cabinet, but the deck unit described in the above-mentioned Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 50-61941 does not have a structure that corresponds to a floor cabinet with a different width. I'm not used to it. In other words, since the deck unit has vertical members such as support beams, the position of the vertical members must be changed when cutting horizontal members to fit a narrow floor cabinet, which cannot be easily accommodated. I can't, and
Even after cutting, there is a problem in that it is difficult to align the horizontal member and the side plate.

Therefore, this invention aims to improve usability around the counter, has no problem connecting to existing piping, can be cut arbitrarily to fit floor cabinets of various sizes, and is easy to assemble after cutting. The purpose is to create a structure that can be easily constructed.

[Means for solving problems]

In order to achieve the above object, the kitchen equipment of the present invention includes a deck unit that is taller than the counter above the floor cabinet and is installed between the floor cabinet and the wall located at a distance behind the floor cabinet. In the kitchen equipment, the deck unit is provided with a deck counter for placing articles at its upper end, and the interior thereof is a storage space for piping connected to a sink, range, etc. built into the floor cabinet, The deck unit is composed of left and right side plates, upper and lower curtain plates at the front whose ends are connected to the left and right side plates, a crosspiece at the rear, and a deck counter at the upper surface, and further includes a plate on the inner surface of the side plates than the side plates. It is characterized by having a narrow guide plate.

〔Example〕

Hereinafter, features of the present invention will be specifically explained with reference to embodiments shown in the drawings.

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of kitchen equipment showing one embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a schematic side view.

In the figure, a floor cabinet 1 is arranged parallel to a wall A in a kitchen, and above it a wall cabinet 2 whose opening is equal to that of the floor cabinet 1 is fixed to the wall A.

The floor cabinet 1 has been commonly used in the past, and has a drawer 1a and a door 1b in its lower part, and is used as a cabinet for storing tableware, food, and the like. Further, on the upper surface of the floor cabinet 1, there is provided a counter 3 made of artificial marble, stainless steel plate (corresponding to this in this embodiment), or the like. A sink 3a is integrally incorporated into this counter 3, and a range 3b is provided at an appropriate distance from the sink 3a.

Furthermore, a deck unit 4 is arranged between the floor cabinet 1 and the wall surface A, which is used as a space for piping and the like. This deck unit 4
is equal to the frontage of the floor cabinet 1, and functions as a spacer for laying out the floor cabinet 1 at a position away from the wall surface A. and,
As shown in the exploded perspective view of FIG.
Side plates 4b are provided on the left and right sides, and curtain plates 4c are provided on the top and bottom of the surface facing the floor cabinet 1, respectively.
4d is provided. Moreover, three crosspieces 4e are attached to the surface facing the wall surface A side. Note that reinforcing bars (not shown) or the like are provided between the curtain plates 4c, 4d and the bars 4e.

Such a deck unit 4 is fixed by abutting its back against the wall surface A and screwing the screws 16 into the middle crosspiece 4e. Then, the floor cabinet 1 is set in a predetermined position, and screws 18 passing through its back plate are screwed into the curtain plate 4c to integrate it into the deck unit 4. In addition, 15 is range 3b
It is a heat-resistant cover located on the back of the

Furthermore, since the inside of the deck unit 4 is hollow,
As shown in FIG. 2, it can be used as a piping space for piping B such as water supply and drain pipes to the sink 3a and gas pipe C to the range 3b. Therefore, these pipes B and gas pipes C are connected to the floor cabinet 1.
It is possible to run piping almost the entire length in the frontage direction. Therefore, when a new floor cabinet 1 is installed in an existing building, if the deck unit 4 is arranged so as to include the base pipes of these pipes protruding from the wall surface A, the degree of freedom in piping will be increased. In other words, even if the main pipe of gas pipe C is on the right side in Fig. 1, by connecting the pipe to this main pipe and running the pipe to the left inside the deck unit 4, it is possible to connect the pipe to the range 3b. . The same applies to the pipe B for supplying and draining water to the sink 3a.

On the other hand, the wall cabinet 2 can also have a conventional structure, and a door 2a is placed on the front and the inside is used as a storage area for articles.
A ventilation hood 2b is provided directly above b.

In addition, in the space above the counter 3 created between the floor cabinet 1 and the wall cabinet 2, optional equipment can be placed in these cabinet rows. As optional equipment, an end open shelf 5, a front open shelf 6, a drainer shelf 7, a microwave oven 8, etc. can be used, and all of these equipments are installed in the wall cabinet 2.
connected to the bottom surface of the Alternatively, a bar 9 may be provided on the lower surface of the draining shelf 7, and a hanger 10 or a hook 11 may be hung on the bar 9.

In the above configuration, since the deck unit 4 is disposed between the counter 3 and the wall A, a stepped deck counter 4a is located behind the counter 3, as is clear from FIG. Therefore, the work surface of the counter 3 of the floor cabinet 1 becomes wider by the depth of the deck counter 4a, increasing the work space. In particular, since the deck counter 4a is located above the back guard 3c of the counter 3, its upper surface can be used as a place to place small items such as seasonings. This is not possible in the arrangement where the back guard abuts against the wall A, as in the conventional example shown in FIG.

Furthermore, as already mentioned, the inside of the deck unit 4 can be used as a piping space for the piping B to the sink 3a and the gas pipe C to the range 3b. Therefore, even when installing a new floor cabinet 1 in an existing building, if the base pipe of the piping protruding from the wall surface A is included in the deck unit 4, the piping can be installed regardless of the position of the sink 3a and range 3b. connection is possible. Moreover, instead of providing the faucet 19 on the counter 3, it can also be provided on the upper surface of the deck counter 4a, as shown by the dashed line in FIG. Even in this case, it goes without saying that the interior of the deck unit 4 can house the water supply pipe to the water faucet 19 and provide piping.

Further, FIG. 4 is a diagram illustrating a structure in which the opening size can be changed by cutting the deck unit 5.

In the figure, as described above, the two curtain plates 4c and 4d on the side facing the floor cabinet 1 and the crosspiece 4e on the back are connected by the reinforcing crosspiece 20. In addition, curtain plates 4c and 4d are provided on the inner surface of the side plate 4b.
A guide plate 21 that fits between the crosspieces 4e is integrated over the entire vertical length. Furthermore,
The upper end of the guide plate 21, the curtain plate 4c and the upper crosspiece 4
An L-shaped mounting bracket 22 is attached to each of the parts e.

As shown in the figure, the deck unit 4 having these members has curtain plates 4c, 4d and 4d attached to the side surfaces of the guide plate 21 of the side plate 4b with screws 23 so as to sandwich the longitudinal end surfaces of the guide plate 21 of the side plate 4b. The main body part is assembled by connecting the crosspieces 4e. Then, the deck counter 4a is placed on the top surface, and is integrated into the main body using screws 24 through which the mounting fittings 22 are inserted.

In the deck unit 4 having such an assembly structure, after removing the left side plate 4b as shown in the figure, the deck counter 4a, curtain plates 4c, 4d are assembled.
And the crosspiece 4e can be cut only in the area indicated by diagonal lines in the figure. Therefore, the frontage of the deck unit 4 can be adjusted in accordance with the installation frontage and the frontage dimensions of the floor cabinet 1. and,
After cutting, the guide plate 21 of the side plate 4b is fitted into the curtain plates 4c, 4d and the crosspiece 4e, and assembled in the same manner as described above. At this time, the guide plate 21 is
Since the curtain plates 4c, 4d and the crosspiece 4e can be kept parallel to each other, and the screws 23 are not exposed to the outside from the side plate 4b, installation with a good appearance is possible.

As described above, since the deck unit 4 can be cut to adjust the frontage, specifications can be freely changed depending on the model of the floor cabinet 1, and workability is improved.

[Effect of idea]

As explained above, in the kitchen equipment of the present invention, the deck unit is disposed between the back surface of the floor cabinet and the wall surface, and the interior thereof is used as a space for piping. Also,
The deck counter of the deck unit is set higher than the floor cabinet side. Therefore, the entire work surface becomes wider by the amount of the deck counter, and in particular, the upper surface of the deck counter along the wall surface can be used as a surface for placing articles, and the wall surface portion that is often left unused can be effectively utilized.

In addition, since the deck unit is connected between the left and right side panels, the upper and lower curtain plates, the rear crosspieces, and the deck counter on the top are all horizontal members. Can be used by cutting horizontal members,
Even after cutting, assembly is easy by fitting the curtain plate and crosspiece to the side of the guide plate on the inner surface of the side plate, and specifications can be changed freely. Furthermore, a space is formed between the front upper and lower curtain boards, and this space is open over the entire length of the deck counter, so there is no obstacle and piping can be carried out freely. It can be performed.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a perspective view showing kitchen equipment according to an embodiment of the present invention, Fig. 2 is a schematic side view, Fig. 3 is an exploded perspective view of the floor cabinet and deck unit, and Fig. 4 is the deck unit. FIG. 5 is an exploded perspective view showing frontage adjustment and a schematic diagram showing a conventional example. 1... Floor cabinet, 2... Wall cabinet, 3... Counter, 3a... Sink, 3b... Range, 3c... Back guard, 4
...Deck unit, a...Deck counter,
4b...Side plate, A...Wall surface, B...Piping, C...
gas pipe.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A deck unit 4, which is taller than the counter 3 above the floor cabinet 1, is arranged between the floor cabinet 1 and a wall A located at a distance behind the floor cabinet 1. A deck counter 4a for placing articles is provided at the upper end, and the interior thereof is connected to the floor cabinet 1.
In kitchen equipment that serves as a storage space for piping connected to a sink, range, etc. built in, the deck unit 4 is connected to the left and right side plates 4b, and the front upper and lower curtain plates whose ends are connected to the left and right side plates 4b. 4
c, 4d, a rear crosspiece 4e and a deck counter 4a on the upper surface, and further includes the side plate 4b.
A kitchen equipment characterized by having a guide plate 21 narrower than the side plate 4b on the inner surface thereof.