JPH0352469Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Industrial Application Field] The present invention relates to a washstand placed in a washroom or the like.

[Conventional technology]

Traditionally, the most common bathroom vanities are:
It has a structure in which a counter is fixed on top of the cabinet, and a washbasin is placed in the mounting opening or cutout provided in the counter. The structure for fixing the washbasin to the counter is the under-counter type, in which the washbasin is suspended and fixed to the underside of the counter using support metal fittings, or the under-counter type, in which a rim is formed at the edge of the washbasin, and this is attached to the counter with an opening or notch for mounting. There are self-rim types that can be placed on the edge of the

Instead of such a washstand, a washstand 51 is installed in front of the counter 50, as shown in FIG. 7a.
There are also some with a protruding . This is counter 5
One of the objectives is to reduce the depth dimension of 0 and to make wide use of the space at the installation position.

The counter 50 and the washbasin 51 are supported by a cabinet structure shown in the exploded perspective view of Figure b. That is, there are cabinets 52 on the left and right,
53 are connected by a crosspiece 54, and a counter 50 is built over the top thereof, and a curtain plate 55 is installed in front of the counter 50 and a knee space plate 5 is installed below the curtain plate 53.
6 is arranged.

However, the washbasin 51 was placed on the underside of the counter 50.
When using an under-counter type arrangement, the counter 50 needs to be shaped to include the entire upper end of the washbasin 51. Therefore, if the washbasin 51 is of the type that protrudes forward from the front edges of the left and right cabinets 52, 53, the counter 50 also has a shape that protrudes significantly forward.

[Problem that the invention attempts to solve]

The curtain plate 55 is arranged primarily to cover the washbasin 51 at the bottom of the counter 50 between the cabinets 52 and 53. However, in the case of the type in which the counter 50 and the washbasin 51 protrude forward as described above, the outer shape of the washbasin 51 is a curved shape that bulges forward and downward from the bottom surface of the counter 50. Appropriate construction is not possible with the plate 55.

Instead of such a wooden curtain plate 55, a wash basin 5
There are also ones made of synthetic resin that match the external shape of 1. However, the shape of the washbasin 51 and the counter 5
Since it is manufactured to fit the frontage size of 0, it is necessary to prepare a large number of products depending on the model. For this reason,
With the production of a wide variety of products, there are limits to productivity improvement, and costs also increase. Furthermore, since the frontage cannot be adjusted during on-site construction, high construction accuracy is required, and there are also difficulties in terms of workability.

Therefore, in this invention, the exposed part of the washbasin can be completely covered by molding the curtain plate with synthetic resin.
Furthermore, the purpose is to simplify the assembly work in the factory and on-site by making it possible to adjust the frontage.

[Means for solving problems]

In order to achieve the above objects, the present invention fixes a counter on top of a cabinet, fixes a wash basin to the counter, protrudes the front edges of the wash basin and the counter in front of the cabinet, and A curtain board made of synthetic resin is connected to the cabinet to cover the washbasin protruding from the cabinet, and the curtain board forms a bag portion that bulges forward to cover the front part of the washbasin, and extends linearly in the frontage direction. The present invention is characterized in that it includes an extending width adjustment part, and further includes a fixture for holding an end of the width adjustment part and connecting it to the cabinet.

〔Example〕

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

FIG. 1 is an exploded perspective view of the main parts of a washstand according to an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a front view of the vanity when it is installed.

In Fig. 2, a counter 2 is fixed to the upper surface of a pair of cabinets C arranged at intervals on the floor and a cabinet 1 provided between them, and an under-counter type wash basin 3 is installed approximately in the center of the counter 2. It is placed. Also, counter 2
There is a makeup mirror 40 and a side cabinet 41 on the top of the
In addition, a hanging cabinet 42 is provided at the top end.

The counter 2 has a bulge 4 having a gently curved surface at its front edge so as to include the portion from which the washbasin 3 protrudes forward. Then, a curtain plate 5 made of synthetic resin is integrally attached to cover the entire lower surface side of the protruding washbasin 3.

FIG. 3 is a longitudinal section showing the mounting structure of the washbasin 3 and the curtain plate 5. In the figure, in the frontage direction of the cabinet 1, a support member 6 using a crosspiece for supporting the front portion of the washbasin 3 is arranged. Both ends of this support member 6 are fixed to the left and right side plates 1a, 1b (see FIG. 1) of the cabinet 1, and
The rim 3a is horizontally disposed at a level below the rim 3a, which has a flat lower surface.

Further, the support member 6 is provided with a support fitting 7 that receives pressure from the front side portion of the washbasin 3 and supports it. This support fitting 7 is composed of an L-shaped angle 7a fixed to the back side of the support member 6, and a bolt rod 7b that is inserted vertically through the angle 7a and screwed together. The bolt rod 7b is moved up and down by a tool such as a screwdriver from below, and its upper end abuts the lower surface of the rim 3a to fixedly support the washbasin 3. A pair of support fittings 7 are arranged at both left and right ends of the washbasin 3 and connect and fix the washbasin 3 to the counter 2 together with hanging fittings (not shown) that support the washbasin 3 at a plurality of positions.

The curtain plate 5 is integrally molded from synthetic resin, and as shown in FIG. It bulges out to the side. Further, the left and right sides of the bag part 10 are provided with width adjustment parts 11 having a linear planar shape so as to be located between the counter 2 and the cabinet 1. At the upper ends of these bag portions 10 and frontage adjustment portions 11, there is an upper edge 1 bent toward the back side and further bent upward.
2, and a lower edge 13 bent toward the back is provided at the lower end (FIGS. 3 and 4).

Further, of the fixtures 8 that support both ends of the curtain plate 5, the one disposed on the left side is shown in the perspective view of FIG. The fixture 8 is made of synthetic resin like the curtain plate 5, and includes an insertion groove 14 into which the end of the width adjustment part 11 can be fitted. This insertion groove 1
4 is provided between a decorative edge 15 exposed at the front and a receiving portion 16 extending largely toward the frontage. The back of the receiving part 16 is provided with a cutout 17 having a rectangular cross section that can be fitted to the front corner of the side plate 1a of the cabinet 1. Also, stealing 17
The part has a screw hole 1 through which a fixing screw 19 is inserted.
8 and fix it to the side plate 1a with screws 19. Note that the fixture 8 placed on the right side is symmetrical with respect to the fixture 8 placed on the left side.

The curtain plate 5 is assembled into the cabinet 1 in the following manner.

First, the frontage dimensions of cabinet 1 and washbasin 3
After confirming the position, the frontage size is adjusted by cutting both ends of the frontage adjustment part 11 of the curtain board 5 by the necessary amount. Since the curtain plate 5 is made of synthetic resin, it is easy to cut. Next, the frontage adjustment part 11 of the curtain plate 5
Both ends of the bracket are fitted into the insertion grooves 14 of the fixture 8, and connected and fixed by adhesive or welding.

Both ends of the frontage adjustment part 11 are supported by the decorative edge 15 forming the insertion groove 14 and the receiving part 16, and by making the frontage dimension of the decorative edge 15 long to a certain extent, the cutting allowance can be reduced. The tolerance can be increased.

Finally, the fixtures 8 are fixed to the left and right side plates 1a and 1b of the cabinet 1, respectively. This is done by applying the tip 17 of the receiving portion 16 to the corner of the side plates 1a, 1b, and screwing the screw 19 into the side plate 1a, 1b through the screw hole 18. Incidentally, FIG. 6 shows a plan view of the right fixture 8 in an attached state.

After the installation of the curtain plate 5 is completed, the counter 2 with the washbasin 3 fixed in advance on the lower surface is attached to the cabinet 1,
Place it on top of C and secure it using appropriate metal fittings. At this time, as shown in FIG. 4, the upper edge 12 of the curtain plate 5 enters into the notch 2a provided on the lower surface of the edge of the counter 2, and the lower edge 13 slips into the front part of the support member 6.

As described above, the curtain plate 5 made of synthetic resin can be easily attached to a desired position by simply fitting its both ends into the insertion groove 14 of the fixture 8, or by gluing or welding it.

Furthermore, by making the curtain plate 5 made of synthetic resin,
Various products can be easily manufactured according to the shape of the washbasin 3 and the cabinet 1. Also, curtain plate 5
Since the frontage adjusting portions 11 having a linear planar shape are provided on the left and right sides of the cabinet, it is possible to accommodate cabinets with various frontage sizes, thereby greatly increasing the variety of products.

[Effect of idea]

As explained above, in the bathroom vanity of the present invention, the curtain plate that covers the washbasin that protrudes from the front side of the cabinet is formed of synthetic resin, and the curtain plate is attached by fitting both ends of the curtain plate into the fixtures. ing. Therefore, the curtain plate can be easily attached to the cabinet, and by forming the width adjustment part long, one type of curtain plate can accommodate various widths, improving productivity and reducing costs. becomes. In addition, by using a synthetic resin material for the curtain plate, it can be easily manufactured to fit the shape of the counter and washbasin, and the washbasin can be completely hidden. It becomes easy to change the design of a protruding type washstand.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is an exploded perspective view of the main parts of the bathroom vanity in this embodiment, Fig. 2 is a front view of the installed state, Fig. 3 is a vertical sectional view of the assembled structure of the main parts, and Fig. 4
5 is a perspective view of the fixture, FIG. 6 is a plan view of the fixture, and FIG. 7 is a conventional example. 1: Cabinet, 2: Counter, 3: Washbasin, 3a: Rim, 4: Swelling part, 5: Curtain plate, 6: Support material, 7: Support metal fittings, 7a: Angle, 7b: Bolt rod, 8: Fixation Tool, 10: Bag part, 11: Frontage adjustment part, 12: Upper edge, 13: Lower edge, 1
4: Insertion groove, 15: Decorative edge, 16: Receiver, 1
7: Steal, 18: Screw hole, 19: Screw, C: Cabinet.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A counter is fixed on top of the cabinet, a wash basin is fixed on the counter, the front edges of the wash basin and the counter are protruded forward of the cabinet, and a synthetic resin curtain plate is further provided to cover the wash basin protruding from the cabinet. is connected to the cabinet, and the curtain plate has a frontage adjustment part that bulges forward and a bag part that covers the front part of the washbasin and extends linearly in the frontage direction, and further includes a frontage adjustment part that extends linearly in the frontage direction. A bathroom vanity comprising a fixture for holding an end of the vanity and connecting it to the cabinet.