JPH0417104Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] (Field of industrial application) This invention relates to the improvement of washstands, and includes a washstand that is equipped with a hook for holding the shower head that can rotate below the shelf that constitutes the mirror cabinet. It's about the stand.

(Prior art and its problems) Conventionally, when washing hair, etc. in the washbasin of a washstand, there are cases where it is desired to use a shower head that can spray out shower water by fixing it around the washstand. In such cases, in the past, there was no hook for fixing the shower head to an appropriate location on the bathroom vanity, so it was necessary to hold the shower head in your hand when washing your hair, which was inconvenient when using the shower head. There was a problem.

(Means for Solving the Problems) The present invention has been devised in view of the above-mentioned conventional problems, and provides a washstand equipped with a hook that allows the shower head to be stored and used in a fixed state. The main purpose of the mirror cabinet is to have a hanging part vertically rotatably mounted on the lower surface of a shelf installed horizontally in a mirror cabinet, and a horizontal part extending horizontally from the hanging part. A bar made of a rod material, and a hook fixed to the tip of the horizontal part of the bar and having a roughly horse-horse cross section capable of gripping the shower head, the length of the hanging part of the bar is equal to the length of the hook. The shower head is set to a length that allows the shower head to be stored on the lower surface side of the shelf when the shower head is held by the user, and the length of the horizontal portion is set so that the shower head can be stored in the lower surface of the shelf when the shower head is gripped by the user. The length is such that the shower head is located above.

(Function) A bar that can rotate from a lower position to the front side of the shelf is installed on the shelf formed in the mirror cabinet that constitutes the bathroom vanity. Since the hook that can hold the shower head is fixed to the part, the bar can be rotated as appropriate while the shower head is gripped and fixed to the hook, and the shower head can be moved and fixed to any desired position. Water can be ejected and used for hair washing, etc. Further, after washing the hair, the bar can be rotated to the lower part of the shelf while the shower head is held and fixed to the hook, and the shower head can be neatly stored in the lower part of the shelf. Further, the shower head can be removed from the shower shoe if necessary and can be used as a hand-held type, making it extremely convenient to use the vanity when washing hair or the like.

(Example) Hereinafter, an example of the present invention will be described based on the drawings.

FIG. 1 shows an overall perspective view of the washstand of this example,
In the figure, a bathroom vanity 1 is composed of a bathroom cabinet 2 constituting its lower part, and a mirror cabinet 3 installed in a continuous manner on a wall surface or the like above the bathroom cabinet 2. The lower part of the washbasin cabinet 2 is a storage room in which toiletries etc. can be stored, and a storage room door 4 that can be opened and closed is installed in the front of this storage room, and a washbowl 5a is formed above the storage room. A washbasin 5 is fixedly installed. Further, behind the washbowl 5a of the washbasin 5, a faucet fitting 6 is provided upright, which can squirt clean water or the like into the washbowl 5a. In this example,
A shower hose 7 is detachably attached to the outlet of the faucet fitting 6 via a detachable quick fitting or the like, and a shower head 8 that can spout shower water is integrally attached to the tip of the shower hose 7. They are installed consecutively. On the other hand, the mirror cabinet 3 includes a mirror 9 used when applying makeup, etc.
An illumination lamp 10 is provided on the upper edge of the mirror 9, and a storage shelf 11 capable of storing towels, etc. is provided on the right edge of the mirror 9.
A shelf 12 on which cosmetics and the like can be placed is horizontally installed at the lower edge of the container. Further, the lower portion of the shelf portion 12 is a cabinet plate 13 which is connected to and in contact with the upper surface portion of the washbasin cabinet 2. In this example, an L-shaped bar 14 projects from the lower surface of the shelf 12, and a hook 15 is fixed to the tip of the bar 14. This hook 1
5 grips and fixes the shower head 8, so that the shower head 8 can be used in a fixed state.

This bar 14 and hook 15 are
Expanding the explanation in the figure, the bar 14 is formed of a rod material into a substantially L-shape, and includes a hanging part 14a rotatably installed on the lower surface of the shelf part 12, and a lower end of the hanging part 14a. The length of the hanging portion 14a is equal to the length of the shower head 8 when the shower head 8 is gripped and fixed to the hook 15.
is formed in such a length that it can be easily accommodated on the lower surface side of the shelf section 12. Further, the length of the horizontal portion 14b is such that when the bar 14 is rotated to the front side of the shelf 12 and protruded, the tip thereof is positioned above the washbasin 5a of the washbasin cabinet 2, as shown in FIG. It is formed to such a length that it This bar 1
4 has an opening 15 at the top end of the horizontal part 14b.
b, and a hook 15 formed in a curved shape with a horsetail cross section and having a gripping hole 15a inside which can grip the shower head 8 is integrally fixed.
The shower head 8 is held in the grip hole 15a of the hook 15 by loosely fitting the shower hose 17 from above the opening 15b of the hook 15 and then inserting the shower head 8 into the grip hole 15a from the front side. Since the opening 15b is formed to be narrower than the outer diameter of the shower head 8, the shower head 8 is firmly gripped and fixed in the gripped state without slipping out from the gripping hole 15a.

When washing hair or the like in the washbasin 5a of the washbasin cabinet 2, the bar 14 is rotated to the forward use position (FIG. 3) with the shower head 8 gripped and fixed to the hook 15, and the shower head 8 is moved forward. By operating the faucet fitting 6 while fixed, shower water is ejected from the shower head 8 to the washbowl 5a side via the shower hose 7, and hair can be washed well in the washbowl 5a. At this time, since the shower head 8 is in a fixed state, the hair can be washed using both hands, and the hair washing can be completed easily and quickly. Moreover, when it is desired to use the shower head 8 in a hand-held manner, the shower head 8 can be pulled out forward from the grip hole 15a of the hook 15,
Moreover, by removing the shower hose 7 from the opening 15b, the shower head 8 can be easily removed from the hook 15 and used in a handheld manner. In this example, after washing the hair, the bar 14 is rotated toward the shelf 12 while the shower head 8 is held and fixed to the hook 15, and the shower head 8 is stored on the underside of the shelf 12 while being fixed. The peripheral edge of the bathroom vanity 1 can be kept clean. Moreover, in this example, the tip of the shower hose 7 is connected to the faucet fitting 6 through the quick fitting.
Since the shower hose 7 can be easily removed, the tip of the removed shower hose 7 can be wrapped around the bar 14 and placed on the shelf 12.
As described above, in the case of the hook 15 of this example, the hook 15 can be stored in the horizontal direction from the storage position on the bottom side of the shelf 12 to the usage position above the washbasin 5a via the bar 14. Since it can be rotated, it can be used by protruding forward when in use, and when stored, it can be easily stored on the underside of the shelf 12, and when stored, there is no protruding part on the front side of the vanity 1, so the vanity can be used. The aesthetic appearance of the stand 1 is maintained well.

Further, if necessary, a locking recess or the like for firmly locking the shower head 8 can be formed around the gripping hole 15a, thereby making the locking and fixing state even stronger when the shower head 8 is gripped by the hook 15. It can be made into something.

(Structure of the invention) The bathroom vanity of the invention includes a hanging part rotatably hung from the lower surface of a shelf installed horizontally on the mirror cabinet, and a hanging part extending horizontally from the hanging part. A bar having a horizontal part and made of a bar material, and a hook fixedly attached to the tip of the horizontal part of the bar and having a substantially horseshoe-shaped cross section capable of gripping the shower head, the length of the hanging part of the bar being fixed to the tip of the bar. is set to a length such that the shower head can be stored on the lower surface side of the shelf when the shower head is held by the hook, and the length of the horizontal portion is set such that the shower head can be rotated toward the front side of the shelf. The length of the shower head is set so that it is positioned above the washbasin when the shower head is held, so that the bar can be rotated as appropriate while the shower head is gripped and fixed on the hook, and the shower head can be moved and fixed to any desired position. , shower water can be ejected from the shower head and used for hair washing, etc.
Further, after washing the hair, the bar can be rotated to the lower part of the shelf while the shower head is held and fixed to the hook, and the shower head can be neatly stored in the lower part of the shelf. Further, the shower head can be removed from the shower shoe if necessary and can be used as a hand-held type, making it extremely convenient to use the vanity when washing hair or the like.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The figures show one embodiment of the present invention. Figure 1 is an overall perspective view of the washstand, Figure 2 is an enlarged perspective view of the main parts around the hook, and Figure 3 is the hook in Figure 2 in the used position. It is a perspective view of a rotated state. 1...washroom vanity, 2...washroom cabinet,
3...Mirror cabinet, 5a...Wash bowl, 6...Faucet fittings, 7...Shower hose, 8
... Shower head, 12 ... Shelf section, 13 ... Cabinet board, 14 ... Bar, 14a ... Hanging part, 14b ... Horizontal part, 15 ... Hook, 15a
...Gripping hole, 15b...opening.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A bar formed of a rod material and having a hanging part vertically rotatably mounted on the lower surface of a shelf installed horizontally in a mirror cabinet, and a horizontal part extending horizontally from the hanging part. and a hook fixed to the tip of the horizontal part of the bar and having a substantially horsetail-shaped cross section capable of gripping the shower head, and the length of the hanging part of the bar is:
The shower head is set to a length that allows the shower head to be stored on the bottom side of the shelf with the hook gripping the shower head, and the length of the horizontal part is set such that the shower head can be stored on the bottom side of the shelf when it is rotated to the front side of the shelf. A washstand characterized by being set to a length such that the shower head is located above the bowl.