JPH043077Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Industrial Application Field] The present invention relates to a public restroom, and particularly to a public restroom having a blind screen for concealing entry and exit into the restroom room from the entrance.

[Prior Art] A conventional public toilet has a structure made of concrete and has a Japanese-style toilet bowl installed inside. In order to install a public toilet, all steps such as foundation work, formwork, concrete pouring, and interior work are carried out on site.

[Problems that the invention aims to solve] As mentioned above, in conventional public toilets, all construction is done on-site, which increases the construction period and unnecessarily occupies public spaces such as parks for a long period of time. become.

In addition, with on-site construction, it is not possible to increase or decrease the number of toilets in accordance with changes in the number of toilet users.

[Means for Solving the Problems] A public toilet with a blind screen of the present invention has a toilet bowl installed in a room surrounded by a floor panel, a plurality of side wall panels, an entrance/exit door, and a roof panel. The panel includes a unit toilet room extending outward from the doorway provided with the door, a blind screen facing the doorway and erected on the floor panel, and a blind screen of the blind screen. A partition wall is arranged between one side edge and the vicinity of the entrance of the unit toilet room, and is detachably connected thereto.

[Function] Since the public toilet of the present invention is of a unit type, the construction period is extremely short.

Furthermore, the number of toilets can be easily increased or decreased according to changes in the number of toilet users. When installing multiple public toilets, if the partition wall is removed and the public toilets are installed together, the space between the blind screen and the entrance becomes a space for passage.

[Example] Examples will be described below with reference to the drawings.

3 is a front view of the unit type public toilet 80 according to the embodiment, FIG. 4 is a right side view of the same, FIG. 1 is a sectional view taken along the line - - of FIG. 4, and FIG.
FIG.

Numerals 10, 12, 14, and 16 are pillars, which are erected at the four corners of the toilet room 18, and studs 19 made of C channels are erected between the pillars 10 and 12 and between the pillars 14 and 16. An interior panel 20 made of FRP and an exterior panel 22 made of a tile panel are removably attached to both the interior and exterior surfaces with bolts or screws. A door 26 is arranged between the pillars 10 and 14 and surrounded by a frame 24. An R panel 28 is provided between the pillars 12 and 16 so as to curve into an arc shape and bulge outward. This R panel 28 is made of, for example, steel plate, FRP,
Constructed of aluminum etc.

The inside of the toilet room 18 has a bottom part made up of a floor panel 30 made of FRP, and the floor panel 30 is constructed one step higher from the middle.
A Japanese-style toilet bowl 32 is installed in a portion 0a, and has a so-called train-shaped toilet structure. The floor panel 30 is R
It is raised on the inside of the panel 28 to about the waist height of the toilet user 34 when standing up, and constitutes a storage shelf 30b. A dust box 36 and a wash water tank (not shown) for the toilet bowl 32 are installed below the storage shelf 30b. A ventilator 38 is installed above the storage shelf 30b, and a louver 28a is provided at the top of the R panel 28 surrounding the ventilator 38 to allow ventilation. Reference numeral 40 is a small wall that partitions the indoor side of the ventilator 38, and a lighting fixture 42 and its cover 42a are provided on the indoor side of the small wall 40.

The ceiling of the toilet room 18 is composed of a roof panel 44 made of steel plate or FRP, and a circular opening 44a is bored in the roof panel 44.
A dome-shaped top light 46 made of a transparent material such as acrylic or polycarbonate is attached to 4a. Reference numeral 44b indicates a beam.

A lower handrail 48 along the interior panel 20
and an upper handrail 50 are provided, and these handrails 4
One end of 8, 50 is fixed to the frame 24,
The other end is fixed to a support member 52 fixed to the pillars 12 and 14.

A paper holder 54 is fixed to the lower handrail 48 slightly in front of the toilet bowl 32 with an appropriate mounting member (not shown) such as a screw or a tightening ring. Further, a hand washing unit 56 is installed on the entrance/exit side of the toilet room 18 so that the user can wash his hands while standing on the lower part 30c of the floor panel 30. The hand washing unit 56 extends vertically, with a mirror 58 attached to the upper half and a hand washing basin 60 provided in the lower half. The hand washing unit 56 has its upper end fixed to the upper handrail 50 and its lower end fixed to the lower handrail 48. moreover,
An accessory rack 62 is fixed to the lower handrail 48, and a lighting fixture 64 is fixed to the upper handrail 50. These hand washing unit 56, accessory rack 62,
The lighting fixture 64 is also fixed using appropriate mounting members such as screws and tightening rings.

A blind screen 66 is erected opposite the entrance of the toilet room 18 to hide the person's appearance when going in and out of the toilet room 18. This blind screen 66 has the same shape as the R panel 28, so that the toilet is symmetrical in appearance and has symmetry. This blind screen 66 is attached to pillars 68 and 70, and a partition wall 72 is arranged between the pillars 68 and the pillar 10. This partition wall 72 is detachably attached to the pillars 68 and 10 with bolts or screws. Reference numeral 74 is approach lighting, and 76 is an ashtray.

This public toilet 80 is a unit type, and each of the above-mentioned members (pillars, interior panels, exterior panels,
(floor panels, etc.) are assembled at the stage of shipment from a factory or the like, and are installed, for example, on a foundation that has been constructed in advance in a park or plaza.

Since the public toilet 80 configured in this manner is of a unit type, once only the foundation is constructed, the installation can be completed in a very short time.

Furthermore, a plurality of public toilets 80 can be connected together. In this case, by removing the partition wall 72 and connecting multiple partition walls, the area between the blind screen 66 and the entrance can be used as a passage, making it easy to install the public toilet 80 in the corner of a park or along the wall of a building. .

5 to 12 show an example thereof.

In FIG. 5, two public toilets 80 are connected, and the partition wall 72 between them is removed so that the public toilet 80 in the back can be accessed from the public toilet 80 in the front. Furthermore, this fifth
In Figures to Figure 12, when connecting the public toilets 80, the side walls on the connecting side are common, so
In this common wall, one exterior panel 22 and one pillar each 10, 12 or 14, 16 are removed, and interior panels 20 are attached to both sides of one set of pillars 14, 16 or 10, 12. There is.

In FIG. 6, a public toilet 82 for women is connected to a public toilet 80, in which a Japanese-style toilet bowl 32 is installed on a flat floor panel 30'.

In FIG. 7, the public toilet 86 for men is replaced by the public toilet 86 for women, with the door 26 removed and a urinal 84 installed inside the toilet room 18.
is connected to. In FIG. 8, public toilets 82 for women are connected to each other. In addition, in FIG. 8, the public toilet 82 has a symmetrical shape to the public toilet 82 in FIG. 7.

Of course, in the present invention, the partition wall 7 as shown in FIG.
2, 80 public toilets and 8 public toilets for women
2 may be separated. Figure 10 shows
Three public toilets 82 equipped with Japanese-style toilet bowls 32 are installed in a row, and one public toilet 86 for boys is also installed in a row. In FIG. 10, the two upper public toilets 82 are used as women's public toilets, and are separated from the remaining public toilet 82 by a partition wall 72. The remaining one public toilet 82 is used as a public toilet for men's urination.

In FIGS. 11 and 12, a public toilet 88 for the disabled is used. This public toilet 88 has two large doors.
One toilet room 18a so that 6 can be opened and closed.
is vacant, and the adjacent toilet room 18
All panels between b and b have been removed. Reference numeral 90 indicates a Western-style toilet, 92 indicates a handrail, and 94 indicates a counter. Further, reference numeral 96 indicates a fixed partition.

The above embodiments are all examples of the present invention, and
It is clear that the invention may have other embodiments. For example, the number of connected public toilets 80 may be other than that shown in the figure, or a plurality of public toilets 80 may be installed independently.

In addition, in the public toilets shown in Figures 1 to 4, the interior panel 20 and the floor panel 30 are made of FRP, so they are difficult to attract graffiti, and can be washed completely with water, so they can be cleaned thoroughly and easily. Becoming clean and pure.

In addition, since handrails 48 and 50 are provided,
It is possible to easily stand up from the posture of using the toilet and go up and down to the high step 30a. Furthermore, paper holder 5
4. Toilet fixtures such as a hand wash unit 56, accessory rack 62, lighting fixture 64, etc. are fixed to the handrails 48, 50, and can be easily installed and their installation positions can be freely changed along the handrail.

Furthermore, a top light 46 is provided,
Light can be let in during the day, and at night, the illumination light can leak outside to display the location of the toilet.

In the embodiments shown in Figs. 1 to 4, the interior panel 20 is made entirely of FRP, but only the lower part is made of FRP.
It can also be used as FRP. Wall panels and floor panels may be made of resin such as vinyl chloride instead of FRP. Furthermore, in the present invention, a Western-style toilet bowl may be installed in the toilet room.

[Effects of the invention] As described above, with the public toilet of the invention, the construction period is extremely short, and the number of toilets installed can be easily increased or decreased. Furthermore, when a plurality of blind screens are connected, a passage can be formed between the blind screen and the entrance/exit, thereby expanding the range of choices for where public toilets can be installed.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

1 and 2 are sectional views of a public toilet according to an embodiment, FIG. 3 is a front view, and FIG. 4 is a side view. Each of FIGS. 5 to 12 is a plan view showing an example of connected installation of public toilets. 10, 12, 14, 16, 68, 70...pillars,
20... Interior panel, 22... Exterior panel, 32
...Japanese-style toilet bowl, 48,50...Handrail, 54...
Paper holder, 56...Hand washing unit, 8
0,82,86,88...Public toilet.

Claims (1)

[Scope of claim for utility model registration] A toilet is installed in a room surrounded by a floor panel, multiple side wall panels, an entrance door, and a roof panel, and the floor panel is located outside the entrance where the door is installed. a unit toilet room extending toward the unit toilet room; a blind screen facing the entrance and placed upright on the floor panel; one side edge of the blind screen and the entrance of the unit toilet room; A public toilet having a blind screen, comprising: a partition wall disposed between the surrounding areas and detachably connected thereto.