JPH0420329Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] [Industrial field of application] This invention is installed in a hairdressing salon, and when washing hair, the mirror installed on the front of the hairdressing chair is retracted to either the left or right, and the mirror is placed on the back side of the mirror. This slide mirror for hairdressing and beauty care can expose a hair washing ball installed in the front surface to wash hair.

[Conventional technology]

Conventionally, in hairdressing, a mirror that shows the hair, face, etc. during hairdressing is attached to the front of the hairdressing chair, and below the front of this mirror is a shelf on which cosmetics, shampoo, and hairdressing equipment are placed. A retractable hair washing bowl is usually installed at the bottom.

Then, while the patient remained seated in the hairdressing chair, their hair was being set and washed.

In such hairdressing and hair washing devices, shampoos, conditioners, and other hair washing products are arranged on a shelf in front of the mirror, giving rise to an ungainly appearance in which these hair washing products can be seen even when the hair is not being washed.

In addition, the cosmetics arranged on this shelf are lined up in front of the face of the person being treated in the mirror, giving a bad impression to the person being treated.

For this reason, a shelf is installed on either the left or right side of the mirror installed in the front of the hairdressing chair, or both. In order to avoid the unsightly appearance of hair washing products lined up, there is also a mirror that is retracted to either the left or right to expose the hair washing bowl when washing hair.

[Problem that the invention attempts to solve]

In such a sliding mirror, the mirror can be retracted from side to side by simply sliding it from side to side.

Therefore, when a mirror is slid in front of the hair-washing bowl to cover the hair-washing ball, the mirror protrudes in front of the walls on either side of the hair-washing ball or the shelf on which cosmetics are placed.

As a result, there were drawbacks such as creating a feeling of discomfort in relation to the surrounding layout and giving the patient a feeling of being cramped.

[Means for solving problems]

The purpose of this invention is to eliminate the above-mentioned problems of conventional sliding mirrors for hairdressing, and to provide a sliding mirror for hairdressing that does not blend in with the surroundings and does not make the patient feel cramped. The means is a hair washing bowl installed in the back of the setting table,
a mirror that covers the front surface of the hair washing ball; a guide rail that retracts the mirror from the front surface of the hair washing ball to either the left or the right; a slide member that moves within the guide rail and is attached to the mirror; and the guide rail; This is achieved by a barber/beauty slide mirror equipped with a mirror retracting member which is provided on any of the slide members and moves the mirror and the front surface of the setting table other than the hair washing ball installation part to the same plane.

[Effect]

The sliding mirror of the present invention moves the mirror to the front of the hair washing ball by guiding the sliding member with the guide rail, and then pushes the mirror in with the mirror retracting member, thereby causing the hair washing ball accommodating portion to move. It can be flush with the left and right walls of the storage space or the front surface of the shelf.

When the hair washing ball is exposed, the above operation is reversed.

〔Example〕

An example of implementing the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

Reference numeral 1 designates a setting table, in which the center part is a place for installing a hair washing ball 2, and symmetrically on the left and right sides, there is a storage part with a door 3, and a shelf 4 for storing cosmetics, hair shampoo, etc.
is provided.

The depth of the hair washing ball 2 is usually reduced by standing it upright, but when washing hair,
This is used by lying forward.

A guide rail 5 is installed on the upper surface of this setting table 1, and the end on the side where the hair washing ball 2 is accommodated is bent toward the back side, and a similar guide rail 6 is installed on the lower surface. .

A support bracket 8 to which two front and rear casters 7a and 7b that roll within the guide rail 5 are attached is attached to the top of the mirror 9, and a support bracket 8 to which two front and rear rollers 10a and 10b that roll within the guide rail 6 are attached. A bracket 11 is attached to the bottom of the mirror 9.

Therefore, the casters 7a and 7b are connected to the guide rail 5.
As the rollers 10a and 10b roll within the guide rail 6, the mirror 9 can be moved left and right, and the mirror 9 can be moved between the front of the hair washing bowl 2 and the front of either the left or right door 3. You can move between.

However, since the ends of the guide rails 5 and 6 on the side where the hair washing ball 2 is installed are bent toward the back,
The caster 7a and roller 10a are guided by this, and this end of the mirror 9 becomes flush with the front surface of the door 3 when the mirror 9 is moved to the front surface of the hair washing bowl 2.

When the caster 7a moves to this position, the auxiliary guide rail 5a at the position of the caster 7b can move toward the back side.

Therefore, when the mirror 9 is moved to the position where it covers the front surface of the hair washing bowl 2 as described above, if the opposite end of the mirror 9 is pushed toward the back side, the auxiliary guide rail 5a will move rearward with the caster 7b placed on it. Move to.

Further, the guide rail 6 has the other roller 10b.
Since a portion 6a facing toward the rear is formed at the position, when the mirror 9 on this side is pushed, the roller 1
0b also moves towards this back side.

In this way, the opposite end of the mirror 9 can also be flush with the door 3.

Reference numeral 12 designates a stopper provided at the end of the guide rail 5, which also serves as a cushion for mitigating the impact when the mirror 9 slides by being hit by the support bracket 8 when the mirror 9 slides. This is the handle of the moving mirror 9.

Therefore, by pulling the side of the caster 7b toward the mirror 9, the auxiliary guide rail 5a moves forward with the caster 7b placed on it, and the auxiliary guide rail 5a enters between the guide rails 5, creating a continuous line. This becomes the guide rail 5.

At the same time, the roller 10b is also pulled out from the inwardly facing portion 6a of the guide rail 6 and moved into the guide rail 6.

In this way, the caster 7b side of the mirror 9 is connected to the door 3.
Since the rollers 7a and 7b are rolled on the guide rail 5 and the rollers 10a and 10b are rolled on the guide rail 6, it is possible to move to the front side of the door 3.

At this time, the caster 7a side of the mirror 9 is also pulled forward by the bending of the guide rails 5 and 6 and moves to the front of the door 3.
It will cover the front of the

Then, the hair washing ball 2 is laid down on the front side, and hair can be washed using the hair washing products on the shelf 4 on the other side.

Furthermore, when hair washing is finished, the hair washing bowl 2 is set up and the mirror 9 is moved in the reverse order to the above, so that the mirror 9, the door 3, and the front surface of the mounting shelf 4 are flush with each other.

In the above embodiment, the guide rails 5 and 6 are provided with means for moving the caster 7b and the roller 10b rearward.
A means for pushing the mirror 9 backward may be provided between the support brackets 8 and 11.

In addition, when the mirror 9 has a small area, the lower rail 6, support bracket 11, rollers 10a, 1
0b may be omitted.

[Effect of idea]

As mentioned above, in this invention, the mirror is retracted to the side to expose the hair washing ball so that hair can be washed, and there is no shelf provided in front of the mirror.
It is possible to eliminate the unsightly appearance of cosmetics lined up in front of the patient's face reflected in the mirror, and the bad impression that hair cleansers and products such as shampoo are visible when the hair is not washed.

When the front part of the hair washing bowl is covered with a mirror, the mirror is flush with the door on one or both sides and the wall surface of the shelf, so there is no sense of discomfort with the surrounding layout, and the mirror protrudes forward. It can also eliminate the feeling of being cramped when you were in a room. In addition, the guide rail that guides the door is formed with a part that slopes toward the tip side and an auxiliary guide rail that moves toward the back, so that the door can be placed flush with other storage compartments using a simple guide means. Therefore, it is inexpensive, has few failures, and can be moved smoothly.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings show an embodiment of the present invention: Fig. 1 is a perspective view showing the mirror and its guide part, Fig. 2 is a front view of the whole, Fig. 3 is a plan view, and Fig. 4 is a view of the hair washing bowl part. FIG. 1... Setting stand, 2... Hair washing bowl, 3...
Door, 4...Placement shelf, 5, 6...Guide rail, 5
a... Auxiliary guide rail, 7a, 7b... Caster, 8... Support bracket, 9... Mirror, 10
a, 10b...roller, 11...support bracket, 12...stopper.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claim for Utility Model Registration] A first storage section in which cosmetics, hair shampoo, etc. are stored, and a state that is connected to the side of the first storage section and is set back by a step corresponding to the thickness of the door described below. a second accommodating part, the front surface of which is formed by a hair washing ball, and a second accommodating part in which a hair washing ball is stored;
An auxiliary guide rail is formed in parallel in the storage part, and inclined toward the back in the tip part of the second storage part, and moves to the back in the rear end part of the second storage part. and a door having rollers guided by the guide rail attached to the upper and lower ends, respectively, and a mirror formed on the front surface, the door being placed on the side of the first storage section. When the door is moved to the front side of the first storage section, when the door is moved to the second storage section, the rollers attached to the top and bottom ends of the door move within the guide rails formed at an angle and move to the back. Further, rollers attached to the top and bottom rear ends of the door move to the back side while being guided by auxiliary guide rails, so that the door is flush with the first storage section. Slide mirror for hairdressing.