JPH0727314Y2 - Bath room - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Industrial field of application] The present invention relates to a bathroom provided with a grip portion which is an intervening means required when taking a bath.

[Prior art and its problems]

Conventionally, some bathrooms have poles installed upright between the upper edge of the bathtub and the ceiling wall.

This prior art is similar to a bathtub having a grip projection for bathing and taking a bath, and does not manufacture a new mold for each use, shape, and size, and attaches the pole bottom end to the upper edge of the bathtub. There is an advantage that the equipment cost, the processing cost, and the labor can be minimized by dealing with it only by opening.

However, since the lower end of the pole is directly attached to the upper edge surface of the bathtub by the mounting bracket, the load of the human body grasped at the time of bathing and bathing concentrates on the upper edge surface of the bathtub, and there is a problem in terms of durability such as cracking.

[Technical issues]

The technical problem of the present invention is to prevent the body load concentrated on the pole from reaching the upper edge surface of the bathtub.

[Technical means]

The technical means taken to solve the above technical problem is to attach the upper end of a pole standing between the ceiling wall and the upper edge surface of the bathtub to the ceiling wall while having a diameter such that it can be grasped, and A bolt is formed on the upper edge surface of the bath apron surface, and the nut provided in the metal support member and the nut provided in the pole are laid across the chamber side wall portions in the space behind the bathtub apron surface. The gist is that they are connected with a slot bolt that is inserted through the insertion hole.

[Action]

According to the above technical means, the human load applied to the pole is distributed to the support member and the chamber side wall.

[Effect of device]

Since the present invention is configured as described above, it is possible to prevent the body load on the pole from being applied to the upper edge surface of the bathtub, prevent damage to the bathtub, and greatly improve durability.

Moreover, since the support member is housed inside the bathtub apron surface, it is not exposed indoors and does not impair the aesthetics of the interior.

〔Example〕

 Next, an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

Figure 1 was installed toilet (a ₃₎ in close proximity along the chamber sidewall (a ₂₎ one short side to the center region as well as installing a Western-style bathtub (a ₁₎ to the chamber side wall (a ₂₎ A Western-style bathroom (A) is shown.

In FIG. 1, the toilet bowl (a ₃ ) for shower water is provided on the upper edge surface (a ₁ ′) of the bathtub located on the apron surface (a ₄ ) of the bathtub.
A screen plate (3) for preventing scattering to the side and a pole (1) are provided upright over the ceiling wall (a ₅ ).

The pole (1) is formed by cutting a metal pipe having a diameter that can be gripped by the bather himself, for example, a diameter of about 2 cm to 10 cm, and the bath apron surface (a ₄ ) At the upper edge of the bathtub (a ₁ ′),
Hand shower (100) and mixing tap (101) slightly more than the center
It is erected on the part located to the side.

FIG. 3 shows a mounting structure for the upper and lower ends of the pole (1).

The nut (1a) is inserted into the pole (1) at the upper end of the pole (1), and the seat bolt (1b) is screwed into the nut (1a) so that the seat bolt (1b) can be moved forward and backward. its seat (1b ') was in contact with the top wall (a ₅₎ the inner surface, the seat (1b' by attachment bolts inserted through) a (1c),
Ceiling wall (a ₅₎ the outer surface backing fixed reinforced plywood (1d), fixed continuously in a reinforcing metal plate (1e) is protruded from the opening to the mounting hole (1f) in the mounting hole (1f) the hole edge It is attached to the ceiling wall (a ₅ ) from inside the bathroom by screwing it into the nut (1g).

The lower end of the pole (1) has a nut (1h) inside the pole (1).
And the chamber side walls (a ₂ ) (a ₂ ′) (a ₂ ″) facing each other in the back space (a ₆ ) of the bathtub apron surface.
The support member (2) is fixed over the space, and the through hole (1j) is provided at a position facing directly below the pole (1) of the support member (2).
And the nut (1) coaxially with the through hole (1j).
i) is welded, and this nut (1i) and the bathtub upper edge surface (a ₁ ′)
The pole (1), which is smaller than the pole (1), is inserted into the nut (1h), and the slot bolt (4) is screwed from below to the lock nut (4a). It can be installed by tightening with.

The open end of the lower end of the pole (1) is sealed with a sealing material (6) filled as shown in FIG. 3 to prevent water leakage from the bolt insertion hole (5).

The supporting member (2) is a side wall (a ₂ ) (a ₂ ′) facing each other.
Side walls (a ₂ ) (a ₂ ′) of the same chamber at both ends of a metal strip (2a) having the same length as the (a ₂ ″) dimension and welded with a nut (1i).
It is formed by bending the attachment plates (2b) and (2b) along (a ₂ ″). The attachment plates (2b) and (2b) are attached to the chamber side wall (a) by a desired means such as a bolt (2c). ₂ ) (a ₂ ′) and (a ₂ ″) are fixed so that they are laid horizontally.

Note that this embodiment is merely an example, and is made of a metal which is laterally mounted between the opposing chamber side walls (a ₂ ) (a ₂ ′) (a ₂ ″) and has sufficient strength to withstand a human body load. Any shape may be used as long as it is made of a material.

Whether the screen plate (3) is opaque, semi-transparent or transparent,
Molded with tempered glass and other desired materials, 4
Of the edge frames (3a) (3b) (3c) (3d) fitted and held on the periphery, three sides are close to the pole (1), the bathtub upper edge surface (a ₁ ′), and the toilet bowl (a ₃ ). It is attached to the side walls (a ₂ ) (a ₂ ′) of the chamber by fixing screws (7).

Thus, in this embodiment, the human body load applied to the pole (1) is the nut (1h) inserted at the lower end of the pole (1).
Support member (2) and chamber side wall (a ₂ ) to which the support member (2) is fixed via a slot bolt (4) screwed to
Since it is dispersed in (a ₂ ″), there is almost no load on the upper edge surface (a ₁ ) of the bathtub.

Also, the bathtub apron surface (a ₄ ) is installed so as to cover the support member (2) after the pole (1) is erected.

In FIG. 1 and FIG. 2, (102) is a grip bar used when bathing.

[Brief description of drawings]

The drawing shows an embodiment of the bathroom of the present invention, and FIG. 1 is a cross-sectional view with a part omitted. FIG. 2 is a sectional view taken along the line (2)-(2), and FIG. 3 is an enlarged sectional view taken along the line (3)-(3), with intermediate portions omitted. In FIG. (A): bathroom, (a _1): tub (a _5): the ceiling wall, (1): Paul (a ₁ '): tub on the edge surface, (5): bolt insertion hole (4) : a slit bolt, (a _6): back space of the bathtub apron surface (2): support member, (a _2): the chamber side wall (a _3): toilet bowl, (a _4): bathtub apron surface (1i): Nut provided on the support member, (1h): Nut inside the pole

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. An upper end of a pole having a diameter such that it can be gripped and standing between a ceiling wall and an upper edge surface of a bathtub is attached to the ceiling wall, and a bolt insertion hole is formed in the upper edge surface of the bathtub. ,
A nut provided on a metal support member that was laid across the side walls of the chamber facing each other in the space behind the bathtub apron surface and a nut provided in the pole were connected by a slot bolt that was inserted through the bolt insertion hole. A bathroom characterized by that.