JPH0412959Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Technical Field] The present invention relates to a bay window equipped with a vanity.

[Background Art] Fig. 3 shows a bay window A with a washstand, which is attached to an opening formed in the exterior wall 1 of a house so as to protrude from the exterior wall 1 toward the outdoors.
It is formed by a window part 2 provided with a window 8 at the upper part and a cabinet 4 constituting a washstand at the lower part.
A toilet counter 3 equipped with a wash bowl 11, a faucet 12, etc. is attached to the cabinet 4, and a water supply pipe 13 connected to the faucet 13 and a drain pipe 14 connected to the wash bowl 11 are installed in the cabinet 4. is passed through. Further, a door 15 is attached to the indoor opening of the cabinet 4, and a door 15 is attached to the opening of the cabinet 4 on the indoor side.
Items can be stored inside the cabinet 4 in areas other than the drain pipe 14 and the drain pipe 14. In FIG. 3, 16 is a mirror cabinet, 17 is an identification device, and 18 is a picture frame.

However, since the bay window A is provided so as to protrude toward the outdoors, there is a large temperature difference between the interior and exterior of the bay window A, and dew condensation is likely to occur inside the bay window A. In particular, if dew condensation occurs within the cabinet, the condensation will affect the objects stored within the cabinet 4.
Therefore, as shown in FIG. 4, a storage box 18 that opens toward the indoor side is installed inside the cabinet 4, so that items in the storage box 18 can be stored without being affected by dew condensation. However, this storage box 18 is not suitable for water supply pipes 13 or drain pipes 14.
Therefore, the area inside the cabinet 4 shown by diagonal lines in FIG. 4B cannot be used for storage, resulting in a reduction in storage capacity.

For this reason, it is being considered to form the bay window A itself with a structure that does not cause dew condensation. In other words, a heat insulating panel construction method is used in which a heat insulating panel containing a heat insulating material is formed into a substantially U-shaped horizontal cross section to integrally form the bay window A, as shown in Figure 5, increasing the insulation performance inside and outside of the bay window A. This prevents condensation from forming. However, in this case, bay window A is formed integrally from top to bottom, that is, window 8
The bay window A is formed by vertically integrating the window section 2 provided with the washstand and the cabinet 4 serving as the washstand, which impairs the freedom of design.

Therefore, as shown in Fig. 6, only the cabinet 4 was made using the insulation panel construction method using a heat insulation panel containing a heat insulating material, and the window portion 2 was constructed by assembling the sashes 19 and providing the window 8 within the sashes 19. It has been considered that the bay window A should be divided into upper and lower halves of the cabinet 4 and the window part 2 by using a construction method. In this case, since the cabinet 4 is integrally formed with a heat insulating panel, the heat insulation inside and outside of the cabinet 4 is ensured.
It can prevent condensation from forming inside the
Further, since the window portion 2 is formed separately from the cabinet 4 by the sash construction method, freedom in design can be ensured. In this case, the window part 2 and the cabinet 4 are connected to each other due to the dimensional accuracy required for the joint part.
This is done by providing a sash frame 6 on the upper edge and joining this sash frame 6 to the sash frame 5 on the lower edge of the window part 2. That is, as shown in FIG. 7, the cabinet 4 is integrally formed into a box shape with an open top surface and an indoor surface by assembling the heat insulating panel 20 as a floor panel or wall panel. A sash frame 6 made of aluminum sash is attached over the entire length of the sash frame 6, and this sash frame 6 is joined to the sash frame 5 at the lower edge line of the window section 2 created by the sash construction method using screws, etc., and the window section 2 and the cabinet 4 are connected to each other. Bay window A is assembled by joining the upper and lower parts together. However, in this case, a portion of the sash frame 6 provided in the cabinet 4 is exposed inside the cabinet 4, as shown in FIG. Therefore, this sash frame 6 is cooled by the influence of the outside temperature via the sash frame 5 of the window portion 2, and a heat bridge is formed, causing dew condensation 21 to occur on the sash frame 6 on the surface exposed to the cabinet 4. The purpose of preventing dew condensation within the cabinet 4 cannot be sufficiently achieved.

[Purpose of the invention] The present invention was made in view of the above points, and the purpose is to provide a bay window with a vanity that can prevent the occurrence of condensation while ensuring freedom of design. That is.

[Disclosure of the invention] However, the bay window with washstand according to the invention is
A window part 2 with an indoor surface and a lower surface opened at the upper part of the opening of the outer wall 1 of the house and provided with a window 8 is attached so as to protrude to the outdoor side, and an indoor surface and upper surface are opened at the lower part of the opening of the outer wall 1 and a window 8 is provided inside the upper part. A cabinet 4 on which a bathroom vanity counter 3 is arranged is attached to protrude outdoors, and a sash frame 5 provided on the lower edge of the window frame 2 and a sash frame 6 provided on the upper edge of the cabinet 4 are joined to form the window part 2. and the cabinet 4, and the cabinet 4 of the sash frame 6 provided on the cabinet 4.
The cabinet 4 is characterized in that a wooden frame 7 is attached to the inside exposed part, this part of the sash frame 6 is covered with the wooden frame 7, and a bathroom vanity counter 3 is coupled and fixed to the wooden frame 7. The above object has been achieved by attaching a wooden crosspiece 7 to the sash frame 6 to prevent dew condensation from forming on the sash frame 6.The present invention will be described in detail below with reference to examples.

Cabinet 4 is assembled with insulation panels and installed in the 6th cabinet.
Like the one in the figure, it is integrally formed into a box shape with an open top and indoor side, and is installed and installed at the bottom of the opening formed in the outer wall 1 of the house so as to protrude toward the outdoors. A sash frame 6 made of aluminum sash is fixed to the upper edge thereof over its entire length with screws 26. As shown in FIG. 2, a wooden crosspiece 7 is fixed to the surface of the sash frame 6 facing inward of the cabinet 4 over the entire length, except for the upper part, with screws 22 from the sash frame 6. A vanity counter 3 equipped with a washbasin bowl 11, a faucet 12, etc. is disposed inside the upper end of the cabinet 4 in the part not covered by the wooden frame 7 of the sash frame 6, and the peripheral edge is as shown in FIG. The bathroom vanity counter 3 is connected to an L-shaped mounting bracket 24 fixed to the wooden frame 7 by screws 23 with bolts and nuts 25 while the toilet counter 3 is placed on the upper surface of the wooden frame 7 and locked. Therefore, the bathroom vanity counter 3 is connected to the cabinet 4 by the wooden frame 7.
The upper surface of the sash frame 6 facing into the cabinet 4, which is not covered by the wooden frame 7, is covered by the end of the vanity counter 3, and the sash frame 6 is fixed to the inside of the cabinet 4. The entire surface facing into the cabinet 4 is not exposed to the interior of the cabinet 4. Here, the edges of three sides of the vanity counter 3 are joined to the wooden beams 7 over the entire length, and the vanity counter 3 is reinforced.
can improve the strength of In addition, the gap between the bathroom vanity counter 3 and the sash frame 6 is filled with caulking 28 such as silicone to make it waterproof.
It also acts as a back-up material to prevent water from flowing down.

On the other hand, the window part 2 is formed into a box shape with an open interior surface and a lower surface by assembling aluminum sashes 19 and installing a window 8 between the sashes 19, similar to the one in FIG. An aluminum sash frame 5 is attached to the edge over the entire length. This window part 2 is the outer wall 1 of the house.
At the bottom of the opening formed in the cabinet 4
The sash frame 6 of the cabinet 4 and the sash frame 5 of the window section 2 are brought into contact with each other vertically as shown in FIG. The sash frames 5 and 6 are joined and fixed by screwing screws 27 into 5,
A bay window A is assembled by vertically joining a window part 2 and a cabinet 4. In this bay window A, the sash frame 6 provided in the cabinet 4 is not exposed inside the cabinet 4 due to the wooden crosspiece 7 as shown in FIG. There is no risk that the items stored inside 4 will be affected by condensation. Although there is a possibility that condensation 21 may occur on the outer surface of the cabinet 4 as shown in FIG. 1, the condensation 21 is discharged outdoors from between the sash frame 6 and the sash frame 5, and there is no risk of it reaching the inside of the cabinet 4. . Also, the cabinet 4 of the sash frame 6
In order to prevent condensation from dripping from the lower end of the wood butt inside, a packing 29 is filled between the inner surface of the cabinet 4 and the wooden frame 7 to cover the lower end of the sash frame 6. .

[Effects of the invention] As described above, in the present invention, a window portion with an opening on the indoor side and the bottom side and a window provided in the upper part of the opening in the outer wall of the house is attached so as to protrude to the outdoor side, and the opening in the outer wall A cabinet with an indoor surface and a top surface opened at the bottom and a vanity counter in the upper part is installed so as to protrude to the outside, and a sash frame provided on the lower edge of the window and a sash frame provided on the upper edge of the cabinet are installed. Since the window and cabinet are joined by joining, the bay window can be formed by dividing the window and cabinet into two parts, upper and lower, and the cabinet can be formed into an insulating structure without sacrificing design freedom. It is something that can be done. In addition, a wooden crosspiece was attached to the part of the sash frame provided on the cabinet that was exposed inside the cabinet, and the wooden crosspiece covered this part of the sash frame. There is no risk of condensation forming on the sash frame inside the cabinet and affecting the contents stored in the cabinet, and the vanity counter is fixed to the wooden frame. Therefore, the wooden frame used to prevent condensation from forming on the sash frame can be used as is to attach the bathroom vanity counter, and the structure can be simplified.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Fig. 1 is a partial sectional view of one embodiment of the present invention;
The figure is an exploded perspective view of a part of the same as above, Figures 3a and 3b are a front view and a side sectional view of the bay window with vanity as seen from the right half from the indoor side and the left half from the outdoor side, respectively. Figures a and b are an exploded perspective view and side sectional view of a part of the conventional example, and Figure 5 is an exploded perspective view of another conventional example.
FIG. 6 is an exploded perspective view of still another conventional example, and FIG. 7 is an enlarged sectional view of a part of the same conventional example. 1 is an outer wall, 2 is a window, 3 is a vanity counter, 4 is a cabinet, 5 and 6 are sash frames, 7 is a wooden frame, and 8 is a window.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] At the top of the opening in the exterior wall of the house, the roof surface and bottom surface are opened, and a window frame with a window is installed so as to protrude to the outside, and the interior surface and top surface are opened at the bottom of the opening in the exterior wall, and a vanity counter is installed inside the top. The cabinet provided with the window is mounted so as to protrude outdoors, and the window and the cabinet are joined by joining the sash frame provided on the lower edge of the window and the sash frame provided on the upper edge of the cabinet. A bay window with a bathroom vanity is made by attaching a wooden frame to the exposed part of the sash frame inside the cabinet, covering this part of the sash frame with the wooden frame, and fixing a vanity counter to the wooden frame.