JPH0579068A - Kitchen cabinet - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To facilitate a job for piping work as well as to make it freely installable by setting the lower part of a rack part, consisting of both vertical and horizontal plates installed in the rear of a counter of a kitchen cabinet equipped with a sink, down to a piping space. CONSTITUTION:A section L-shaped stainless-steel rack part 4, consisting of both vertical and horizontal plates 4a and 4b is installed at the rear end of a counter 3 of a kitchen cabinet 1 equipped with a sink 2. In addition, this cabinet 1 is set up in front of a kitchen wall 6, while service water piping 7 takes place in making good use of a space S beneath the rack part 4, and the tip is connected to a faucet 5, thus piping work is all over. With this constitution, the service water piping 7 can be done at the outside of the kitchen wall 6, and the piping work is simplified while maintenance after the piping work is facilitated and, what is more, the cabinet 1 can be freely set up without paying no attention to each position of the service water piping 7 and the sink 2.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a kitchen cabinet which facilitates water pipes and can be freely installed without worrying about the positions of the pipes and the sink.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Generally, a kitchen cabinet with a sink has counters on both sides or one side of the sink.
The sink is installed in line with the faucet with a wall.

[0003]

In the faucet with a wall, a water pipe is provided on the inside of the wall, and the tip of the pipe is projected forward from a hole formed in the wall, and the faucet is attached to the projected portion. It is a thing. Therefore, the piping work is troublesome, the maintenance after the piping is not easy, and the work for changing the piping position due to the extension and remodeling becomes difficult. As mentioned above, the kitchen cabinet with a sink must be installed in line with the position of the faucet with a wall, so when replacing it, the sink is limited to the one in the same position. It is very inconvenient to choose. If the position of the sink is inevitably different, the position of the faucet with wall must be changed, and the wall must be destroyed, holes must be opened, or the wall must be repaired due to the associated plumbing work. I won't.

The present invention has been made to solve the above-mentioned conventional problems. The water faucet system with a wall is abolished to facilitate water pipes, and the positions of the pipes and sinks are not taken into consideration. It is an object to provide a kitchen cabinet that can be freely installed in the kitchen cabinet.

[0005]

As a means for technically solving this problem, according to the present invention, an L-shaped structure comprising a rising plate and a horizontal plate is provided at the back of a counter of a kitchen cabinet having a sink. The gist of the present invention is that a shelf is provided, and a water tap is attached to the stand-up plate in accordance with the sink by using a space below the shelf as a piping space.

[0006]

[Operation] Since it is possible to connect water to the outside of the wall, the piping work is simple and maintenance after piping is easy. Since the water faucet is attached to the rising plate of the L-shaped shelf, it is not necessary to care about the position of the pipe and the position of the sink, and the space below the shelf can be used for easy connection.

[0007]

Embodiments of the present invention will now be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. In FIG. 1, reference numeral 1 is a kitchen cabinet having a sink 2, and a shelf 4 is attached to a rear end of a counter 3.

The shelf 4 has a rising plate 4a and a horizontal plate 4b projecting rearward from the upper end of the rising plate and its cross section is approximately L.
The faucet 5 is formed in a mold and is attached to the rising plate 4a in accordance with the position of the sink 2. The shelf 4 can be made of various materials such as stainless steel, artificial marble, and artificial granite. The shelf 4 can be formed integrally with the counter 3, or can be formed separately from the counter 3.

The kitchen cabinet 1 thus constructed is installed, for example, in front of the kitchen wall 6 as shown in FIG. 2, and the water pipe 7 is provided in the space S below the shelf 4. If the tip portion is connected to the faucet 5, the piping work will be completed immediately.

The kitchen cabinet 1 is carried into the kitchen where the water pipe 7 is installed, and the faucet 5 is inserted.
It is also possible to connect the water pipe 7 to the water supply pipe 7. In this case, even if the tip of the water pipe 7 and the position of the faucet 5 are laterally displaced, they can be easily connected using a connecting pipe or the like.

In any case, since it becomes possible to provide the water pipe 7 on the outside of the wall 6 of the kitchen, the piping work can be extremely simple and the maintenance after the pipe is easy.

The horizontal plate 4b of the shelf 4 is convenient because it can be effectively used as a shelf on which small articles T such as detergents are placed. or,
Since the faucet 5 is attached to the rising plate 4a, unlike the wall-mounted faucet, the wall around the faucet is not wet and is sanitary.
The wall can be well protected without the need to perforate the wall.

When replacing the kitchen cabinet 1, a new kitchen cabinet can be freely selected without worrying about the position of the water pipe 7 and the position of the sink. That is, the kitchen cabinet 1 shown in FIG.
Even when the position of the water pipe 7 and the position of the sink 2'are deviated when replacing the kitchen cabinet 1'shown in Fig. 2B, the faucet 5'can be easily connected via the connecting pipe 7'and the like. Because you can connect to. Therefore, the wall 6
It is not necessary to destroy the wall or to make a hole in the wall 6, and repair work for the broken wall part is also unnecessary.

In this way, the kitchen cabinet 1
Can be easily replaced, and no piping work is required at the time of replacement, which is extremely convenient when changing the layout of the kitchen cabinet or when renovating. In addition, since the L-shaped dimension of the shelf can be freely set, it can be adapted to any kitchen.

[0015]

As described above, according to the present invention,
At the back of the counter of the kitchen cabinet with a sink, attach an L-shaped shelf consisting of a rising plate and a horizontal plate, and use the water pipe piping space below the shelf to fit the faucet to the rising plate. Since it is installed, the water pipe can be performed outside the wall, and the piping work can be significantly simplified, and the maintenance after the pipe can be facilitated. When replacing the kitchen cabinet, you can easily connect to the water pipe even if the position of the sink changes,
You can freely select a new kitchen cabinet without worrying about the position of the water pipe and the position of the sink, and since piping work at the time of replacement is unnecessary, when changing the layout of the kitchen cabinet or when renovating It has an excellent effect.
The horizontal plates of the shelves can be effectively used as shelves for placing small items such as detergents, and since the faucets are attached to the rising plates 4a, the walls of the kitchen are sanitary without getting wet and it is also necessary to make holes in the walls It also has the effect of protecting the walls when they are gone.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a kitchen cabinet according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a schematic cross-sectional view showing a usage state.

3A and 3B are explanatory diagrams showing an example of exchange of a kitchen cabinet.

[Explanation of symbols]

1 ... Kitchen cabinet 2 ... Sink 3 ... Counter 4 ... Shelf 4a ... Standing plate 4b ... Horizontal plate 5 ... Faucet 6 ... Wall 7 ... Water pipe S ... Space T ... Small items

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. A counter of a kitchen cabinet equipped with a sink is provided with an L-shaped shelf consisting of a rising plate and a horizontal plate, and the lower part of this shelf serves as a piping space and rises according to the sink. A kitchen cabinet with a faucet attached to the board.