JPH076862Y2 - Wood tiled bathtub - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the device]

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a wooden tiled bathtub having a large number of wooden tiles adhered to the inner surface thereof.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art A conventional wooden bathtub is constructed by arranging a large number of single boards lumbered in an appropriate thickness in parallel and adhering them with an adhesive or fixing them with nails.

[0003]

In the above conventional wooden bathtub,

(1) The price is high.

(2) Maintenance of water leaks and molds is difficult.

(3) The durability and the number of years of use are short.

(4) Only a round shape or a square shape is available because a deformation bath cannot be formed.

(5) A large bathtub has a problem that it is difficult to carry, handle and install.

It is an object of the present invention to provide a wooden tiled bathtub which is easy to handle and can be manufactured at low cost, has durability, and has a beautiful appearance.

[0010]

In order to achieve the above object, a wooden tiled bath according to the present invention is a thin plate body in which several thin long plates (1) are arranged side by side in a horizontal direction and bonded with a water resistant adhesive. (2) is formed, and several thin plate members (2) are laminated in a cross type in which the directions of their capillaries alternate in the vertical and horizontal directions and bonded with a water-resistant adhesive to prepare a wooden tile (a) for a bathtub. , A large number of the above wooden tiles (a) on the inner surface of the bath body (b)
Are arranged in parallel with each other with a small gap formed therebetween, and an elastic adhesive (in the gap between the bath body (b) and the wooden tile (a) and between the adjacent wooden tiles (a) and (a) ( 3) was filled.

[0011]

1 to 8 show an embodiment of the present invention,
Explaining the configuration with reference to the drawings, (b) is a bathtub body made of concrete.

[0012] (a1) shows a bottom wooden tile laid on the bottom of the bath body (b), (2) is a wooden tile (a1)
As shown in FIG. 7, a plurality of solid thin plates (1) having a thickness of, for example, 5 mm are arranged side by side in the lateral direction and bonded by a water resistant adhesive to form a square.

Then, as shown in FIG. 6, several thin plate bodies (2) are stacked in a cross type in which the directions of their capillaries are alternated in the vertical and horizontal directions and bonded by a water resistant adhesive to form a square wooden tile with several layers. (A1) is produced and its wooden tile (a1)
A through hole (4) is bored at each of four corners of the groove to form a recess (5) on the surface side of the through hole (4).

(A2) shows a wall wall wooden tile arranged in parallel on the peripheral wall surface in the bathtub body (b), which is formed in the same manner as the wooden tile (a1) and is formed in a horizontal rectangle as shown in FIG. The other symbols indicate the same parts as the tree tile (a1).

(3) is a bathtub body (b) and a wooden tile (a)
1) and (a2), adjacent wooden tiles (a1) and (a)
1), (a2), (a2), (a1) and (a2), and the modified silicone-based elastic adhesive that fills the gap (4) with the recess (5).

(C) is a head tree on the peripheral wall of the bath body (b), which is formed in the same shape as the wooden tile (a1) and is made elongated.

(D) shows an after-installed anchor, (6) is its anchor bolt, (7) is a washer fitted to the anchor bolt (6), (8) is a nut screwed to the anchor bolt (6), (9) is a burying tree that is press-fitted into the surface side of the recess (5), and has an adhesive overflow hole (10) in the center thereof.

The construction method of the wooden tiled bathtub will be described.

(1) As shown in FIG. 4, holes are drilled in the bottom surface of the bathtub body (b), the inner surface of the peripheral wall, and the upper surface, and anchors (d) are embedded and fixed in the holes.

(2) After applying the elastic adhesive (3) on the bottom surface of the bathtub body (b) sequentially from the corners, the through holes (4) at the four corners of the wooden tile (a1) are made into four. Fit the book anchor (d) and press the wooden tile (a1) onto the floor,
Parallel with forming a small gap.

(3) After the elastic adhesive (3) is filled in the through hole (4) of the wooden tile (a1), a washer () is attached to the upper protruding portion of the anchor bolt (6) of the anchor (d). 7) is fitted and the nut (8) is screwed, and the wooden tile (a1) is fastened and fixed to the bath body (b) via the anchor (d).

(4) Thereafter, the recess (5) is filled with the elastic adhesive (3), and the embedded wood (9) is pushed into the surface side of the recess (5).

(5) On the other hand, adjacent wooden tiles (a
The elastic type adhesive (3) is filled also in the gap between 1) and (a1), and the wooden tile (a1) is entirely provided on the bottom surface of the bath body (b).
Fix and paste.

(6) On the inner surface of the peripheral wall of the bathtub body (b),
The same operation as above is performed, and the adjacent wooden tiles (a2), (a
The gap between 2) and the gap between the wooden tiles (a1) and (a2) are filled with an elastic adhesive (3), and the wooden tile (a2) is fixed to the entire inner surface of the peripheral wall of the bath body (b). Paste it.

(7) On the peripheral wall of the bath tub body (b), the head tree (c) is tightened and fixed by the anchor (d) like the wooden tile (a1) to form a wooden tiled bath.

The head board may be a solid board instead of the head board (c) to which the above-mentioned thin long plates are attached.

FIG. 9 (a3) shows a wall-shaped wooden tile that is curved and formed in the same manner as the wooden tile (a1).

The above wooden tile (a3) is used as the bathtub body (b).
When used on the inner surface of a wallboard, a wooden tiled bathtub with a circular shape or an arcuate corner can be produced.

[0029]

EFFECTS OF THE INVENTION The wooden tiled bathtub of the present invention has the following advantages.

(1) In a wooden tile, a plurality of thin long plates are arranged side by side to form a thin plate body, and a plurality of the above thin plate bodies are laminated in a cross type in which the directions of their capillaries are alternated vertically and horizontally. Since it is configured by bonding with an adhesive,

(B) Mass production is possible at the factory.

(B) The thin plate member on the surface has a weak ability to absorb moisture to expand or to dry and shrink, and the thin plate member on the surface is prevented from expanding and contracting due to the adhesive force of the water resistant adhesive. There is little expansion and contraction of tiles.

(2) Since the inner surface of the bathtub is made of wood, it is warm.

(3) Since the wooden tile is attached to the inner surface of the bathtub body, it is easy to transport, handle and install.

(4) It can be manufactured at a lower cost than a wooden bath.

(5) It can be attached to a tile bathtub currently in use, which is highly practical.

(6) The bathtub can be repaired and the wooden tiles can be replaced.

(7) A plurality of thin plates are superposed and bonded with a water-resistant adhesive to form a wooden tile, and an elastic adhesive is provided in the space between the bath body and the wooden tile and in the gaps between the adjacent wooden tiles. Since the hot water in the bathtub that hits the surface of the wooden tile penetrates into the thin plate on the surface of the wooden tile, the water-resistant adhesive layer prevents the water from seeping into the thin plate on the surface of the wooden tile. Does not penetrate into the core. Therefore,

(A) Drying is quick after draining hot water.

(B) There is no deformation of the wooden tile.

(C) The wooden tiles do not rot and have high durability.

(D) Cleaning can be done simply by wiping with a towel, which does not take much time.

(8) Since the wooden tiles can be formed in a curved shape, the bathtub can be formed in any shape, which is highly versatile.

(9) The appearance of the bathtub is very beautiful.

(10) It can be used in a large bathtub simply by increasing the number of wooden tiles, which is practically useful.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a plan view of a wooden tiled bath according to an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is an enlarged perspective view of a part thereof.

FIG. 3 is a partially enlarged front sectional view of the same as above.

FIG. 4 is an enlarged front sectional view of a wooden tile fixing portion.

FIG. 5 is a plan view of the bottom wooden tile.

FIG. 6 is a perspective view of the same.

FIG. 7 is an exploded perspective view of the same as above.

FIG. 8 is a perspective view of a wooden tile for wall surfaces.

FIG. 9 is a perspective view of a wooden wall wall tile according to another embodiment of the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

 a, a1, a2, a3 Wood tile b Bathtub body c Kasagi d Retrofit anchor 1 Thin long plate 2 Thin plate 3 Elastic adhesive 4 Through hole 5 Recess 6 Anchor bolt 7 Washer 8 Nut 9 Buried 10 Adhesive overflow hole

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A cross type in which a plurality of thin long plates are arranged side by side in a lateral direction and bonded with a water-resistant adhesive to form a thin plate body, and the thin plate bodies are arranged such that the directions of their capillaries alternate in the vertical and horizontal directions. To produce a wooden tile for a bathtub by adhering it with a water-resistant adhesive, and forming a large number of the above-mentioned wooden tiles on the inner surface of the bathtub side by side with a small gap between them, and between the bathtub body and the wooden tile, and A wooden tiled bathtub in which an elastic adhesive is filled in the gap between adjacent wooden tiles.