JPH0439904Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] (Field of Industrial Application) The present invention relates to an improvement of a Japanese-style toilet device.

(Prior art) A Japanese-style toilet consists of a ball part in the shape of a shallow curved groove, and a metal hidden part that is curved forward and upward and is placed on the front part of the ball part, and generally has a metal part on the floor. It has a structure with a hidden part protruding.

(Problem that the invention aims to solve) In conventional Japanese-style toilets, the metal hidden part is exposed on the floor and has a considerable surface area, so dust and other dirt easily adheres to the surface. In addition, it is disadvantageous in terms of cleaning work, such as the need to sweep away the surface where the gold is hidden, and the workability is poor.

By the way, Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 52-51903 discloses a Japanese-style toilet in which the hidden gold part does not protrude above the floor surface. This technology involves raising the front plate diagonally forward and upward from the front end of the ball part, and attaching the cover to the front plate. The front plate is designed to connect the front plate, and although the front plate faces the front end of the ball part and formally has the function of hiding the money, it has no depth and is formed into a straight wall that stands approximately flush with the cover front plate. Therefore, when urinating, there is an extremely high risk that the urine will collide with the front panel, scatter and hit the body, or stain the floor, the front panel, etc., which is a practical problem.

There are also demands to place luggage on a nearby table while using the toilet, and to avoid the risk of the loaded luggage falling.

This idea was created in view of the above problems.
The objective is to provide a Japanese-style toilet device that maintains the functionality of a Japanese-style toilet and facilitates cleaning work.

(Means for Solving the Problems) A means for solving the above problems is to align the rear end rim of the metal hidden part that stands up from the upper end rim of the ball part with the wall surface provided in front of the toilet bowl and the approximate surface of the toilet bowl. As one,
The forward curved bulging inner wall surface, which essentially constitutes the money hiding part, is arranged inside the front wall surface, and the above toilet bowl is built into a housing that is L-shaped when viewed from the side, and the money hiding part is disposed inside the front wall surface. is embedded in the front wall portion, and a grip is further provided on the top surface of the front wall of the L-shaped housing.

(Effects of the above means) According to the above means, while retaining the function of the money hiding part, there is no protrusion to the floor surface, and by making it into a unit, it is easier to manufacture a Japanese-style toilet with the money hiding part inside, Furthermore, since it is provided with a grip, it can be held by hand during use. At the same time, this grip also serves as a barrier to prevent cargo from falling.

(Embodiment) Next, a preferred embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

FIG. 1 is an explanatory perspective view of the first embodiment of the present invention;
, and FIG. 2 shows a longitudinal sectional side view of the same.

Reference numeral 1 in FIG. 1 is a toilet booth, and the figure shows a floor 2, side walls 3, and front wall 4, and a Japanese-style toilet unit 10 is disposed in a corner portion 5.

The Japanese-style toilet unit 10 includes a housing 11 that is L-shaped in side view, and the housing 11 consists of a frame 12 and an outer wall material panel 13. The frame 12 includes front and rear lower frames 12a, 12b, left and right side frames 12c, 12c, Left and right front vertical frames 12d, 12d with long vertical dimensions, and left and right intermediate vertical frames 12e, 12 of the same height spaced backwards.
e, left and right rear frames 12f, 12f with short vertical dimensions;
A cross member 12g is installed horizontally between the intermediate vertical frames 12e, 12e, side frames 12h, 12h are installed on both sides of the frames 12d, 12e, and a cross member 12g is installed between the middle part of the frames 12e, 12e and the upper part of the rear frame 12f. side frame 1
2i, 12i, etc., the panels 13 are laid on these frames 12, and the frames 12d, 12e, 12h, 1
Between the upper surfaces of 2h is an upper panel 13a corresponding to the top surface.
In addition, a front panel 13b corresponding to the front wall is provided in the upper half of the frames 12e, 12e, and a front panel 13b corresponding to the front wall is further provided in the upper half of the frames 12e, 12e.
A floor panel 13c corresponding to the floor is attached between the upper surfaces of the frames 12f, 12f, and a rear panel 13d is attached to the rear surface of the frame 12f to cover the housing 11.

Inside the frame 12, pipes extending in the left and right direction are internally supported, and for example, a wash water supply pipe 1 is installed in the upper front part.
4. A deodorizing pipe 15 is provided in the lower part of the middle part, and a drain pipe 16 is provided in the lower part of the middle part.Although valves and the like are not shown in the figure, necessary equipment is installed inside the frame 12, and the piping is installed in the side wall 3. , or connected to piping installed in the building frame through the partition side panel of the toilet booth, etc.

Reference numeral 20 designates a Japanese-style toilet bowl, which has a curved concave ball part 21 that is long in the front-rear direction, and a gold hidden part 22 that curves upwardly at the front of the ball part 22 and has an inner wall 23 that curves and bulges forward.
The flange portion 24 of the gold hidden portion 22 is curved upward and in front of the ball portion 21 and is open to the rear. The toilet bowl 20 is fitted into the opening 13e formed in the floor panel 13c, and the ball portion 21
A discharge section 25 provided at the lower rear of the drain pipe 16 is connected to the drain pipe 16.

The gold hidden part 22 of the toilet bowl 20 fits into the opening 13f formed in the front panel 13b, and the flange part 24
The forward curved bulge 26 including the front panel 13
b Facing into the space 17 in front. A wash water inlet 27 provided at the front of the inner wall 23 is connected to the supply pipe 14 described above.

In the above, the toilet bowl 20 has the gold hidden part 22 embedded in the front panel 13b, specifically, the gold hidden part 2
The end edge of 2, the so-called rim 28, is flush with the surface of the front panel 13b or slightly protrudes outward from this. As a result, the hidden gold portion does not protrude from the outer surface of the front panel 13b. On the other hand, the rims 29 forming the upper edges on both sides and the rear of the ball portion 21 are also flush with the surface of the floor panel 13c or project slightly upward.

By the way, a grip 30 is provided on the upper panel 13a constituting the upright portion 10a at the front of the housing 11 of the unit 10. In the embodiment, the grip 30 is in the shape of an inverted concave round bar long from side to side. Set it up in front, away from 4. The structure of the grip 30 is not limited to the above, but the key is to make it easy to reach forward and grasp it during use, leaving a space between the grip 30 and the wall 4, and making sure that the upper panel 13
Allow bags, etc. to be placed on top of a. In addition, numeral 31 in the drawing indicates a push button for water supply.

In the above embodiment, a Japanese-style toilet unit 10 in which a piping unit and a Japanese-style toilet are assembled in a housing is placed on the floor 2, and the floor panel 13c that constitutes the footrest surface of the housing 11 is raised one level higher than the floor 2. Although we have shown an example, Fig. 3 shows the same Japanese-style toilet unit 10.
The floor panel 13c of the housing 11 and the floor surface 102 of the toilet booth are arranged in the same horizontal plane.

That is, the unit 10 is placed at the corner of the floor 2 and walls 3 and 4, connected to the pipes on the frame side, and a floor surface 102 on which exterior material is laid is placed on the floor 2, as shown in FIG. The same parts as above are given the same reference numerals, and detailed explanations are omitted.

Figure 4 shows an example of the implementation in a general Japanese-style toilet.

Inside the toilet booth 201, there is a foot rest surface 213,
A lower floor surface 202 is formed, and a Japanese-style toilet 220
The ball portion 221 is buried in the floor surface 213. The gold hidden part 222 has a rim 228 on the front wall 2.
04, and the curved recess 223 faces into the wall. In this embodiment, it is necessary to form a concave portion in the wall 204 to accommodate the gold hiding portion 222.

In this way, it can also be applied to conventional Japanese-style toilets.

(Effects of the invention) As detailed above, according to the invention, firstly, since the money hiding part is embedded in the front wall, the money hiding part does not protrude from the floor surface. Because the edge and the front wall are flush or approximately flush, cleaning work such as sweeping is facilitated, which is advantageous in keeping the toilet clean, and the gold hidden part is recessed into the wall surface. The curved concave gold hidden part is secured while being embedded, so there is no splashing during use.
It is possible to ensure sufficient functionality as a Japanese-style toilet.

Next, by making the piping into a unit that is approximately L-shaped when viewed from the side and surrounded by a frame and housing, embedding in the front wall of the gold hidden part can be done without removing the wall or modifying it into the building frame. All you have to do is make an opening in the front wall and fit it in. Therefore, you can easily manufacture, install, and construct a Japanese-style toilet device that provides the above effects.In addition to further enhancing the effects of the unit, Since a grip is provided on the high top surface of the device, it can be used by grasping it without having to grasp the top of the money hiding part, which is easily soiled.Furthermore, it has many advantages such as the convenience of being able to use the top surface as a table for placing items.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings show one embodiment of the present invention; Fig. 1 is a perspective view of a unit-type Japanese-style toilet device, Fig. 2 is a vertical side view of the same, Fig. 3 is a perspective view of a modified embodiment, and Fig. 4 is a perspective view of another embodiment. In the drawing, 10 is a unit, 11 is a housing, 14, 15, 16 are piping, 20 is a Japanese-style toilet,
21 is the ball part, 22 is the gold hidden part, 13a is the top surface (upper panel), 13b is the front wall (front panel), 3
0 is the grip.

Claims (1)

[Claims for Utility Model Registration] A ball portion formed in a concave shape that is long in the front-rear direction;
A Japanese-style toilet bowl that covers the front part of the ball part and has a hidden gold part that curves upward and forward, is equipped with water supply and drainage pipes, etc., and has a floor surface and a front wall part.
In a Japanese-style toilet device installed in a housing-like unit of the type, the rear end rim of the metal hiding part that stands up from the upper end rim of the ball part is substantially flush with the wall surface provided in front of the toilet, so that the metal hiding part is substantially flush with the wall surface provided in front of the toilet bowl. The forward curved bulging inner wall surface constituting the housing section is disposed inward of the front wall surface, and furthermore, on the top surface of the front wall of the housing-like unit which is approximately L-shaped in side view, a This Japanese-style toilet device is characterized by being equipped with an oblong grip that serves as a handrail and prevents loaded luggage from falling.