JPH08280559A - Washing/dressing unit - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE: To change the angle of a mirror so that the figure of a user is easily shown by setting the mirror provided in the vertical direction tiltable forward, backward, or forward and backward in a washing/dressing unit provided with a washing bowl and the mirror. CONSTITUTION: A mirror A of a washing/dressing unit is directly fitted to a fitting face C in the front of a washing/dressing bowl, a plate material 1 is provided on the back side, and four peripheries are covered with a frame material 2 to form a mirror member A'. The mirror member A' is assembled with shaft members 20 rotatably against a box-like frame 10. A coupling means 30 is provided as a positioning means X positioning the mirror member A' at the vertical position, forward tilt position, or backward tilt position, and it is constituted of a ball 31 buried in the frame material 2 and a recess 34 coupled with the ball 31 on the inner face of a circular frame 11 constituting the frame 10.

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a toilet makeup unit,
In particular, it is possible to tilt the installation mirror that constitutes the washbasin unit so that each user can use the mirror while tilting the mirror at an arbitrary angle based on the height of his or her eyes. Providing a washbasin unit.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Generally, as a toilet vanity unit, for example, a vanity cabinet having a vanity cabinet provided with a vanity ball at a top counter portion and an upper cabinet portion provided with a mirror are generally integrated, or Between the top and bottom profiles, with a top counter equipped with a wash bowl, a wash cabinet containing this wash bowl, each base cabinet to which the top counter is assembled, or an extraction unit, an extraction cabinet, etc. provided with them. And a storage unit on each side of the mirror for facilitating the wash function, a storage glass cabinet, and a lighting unit provided on the upper profile of the mirror, and also the lighting. Above the unit and between the ceiling Etc. Each wall units as can fit, there is that as used to coordinate as necessary from time to time.

However, in such a wash-basin unit, the installation height of the wash-basin usually tends to be specified from the viewpoint of the wash-purpose and the installation characteristics for the water around the wash-basin. The installation height of the mirror, which is installed on the basis of the wash basin, tends to be naturally provided at a predetermined height position.

Further, as a mirror provided as a part of the makeup toilet unit to be constructed, a mirror having a widening width tends to be used recently, and this is often a heavy object.
Moreover, it is necessary to vertically install the mirror for the convenience of wash-basin, and in many cases, the mirror constituting the wash-stand unit is fixed to the wall on the front part of the top counter equipped with the wash-ball. It was installed and used.

[0005]

In the wash-basin unit having the above-mentioned structure, a general user of the wash-makeup unit, that is, a washbasin with a predetermined height is placed in front of the wash-makeup unit. When positioned, the mirror is conveniently installed at a position where the body of the person to be washed can be photographed, and the person is short in height such as a young child who does not have a predetermined height, or is riding in a wheelchair. For people with physical disabilities, even if they are located in front of the toilet unit, they cannot still show their physical condition on the mirror of the unit, so they can groom themselves without looking at the mirror. Had to do.

[0006] Further, even a user having a height higher than the average height of the users expected to be used by the toilet vanity unit has difficulty in using the mirror in the toilet vanity unit. Yes, it was necessary to shave whiskers, wash the face, and make up while keeping the posture with the back bent.

Further, even a user having the most average height expected to be used by the wash-basin unit, for example, when shaving under the chin, styling the top, etc. It was necessary to make the intended wash surface and makeup while maintaining an unreasonable posture such as pushing up or bending forward.

The present invention has been proposed in order to solve the inconveniences in the conventional wash-and-make-up unit, in particular, the ease of use of the mirror provided in the wash-and-make-up unit, and is intended for persons of small height such as young children. Even if there is one step by step, you can surely show your whole body on the mirror without using a stepping stone, you can wash your face and makeup comfortably, and even if you have a physically handicapped person on a wheelchair, It is an object of the present invention to provide a washbasin, a washbasin unit, and a makeup unit that can make sure makeup can be performed while easily reflecting one's body in a mirror while being in a wheelchair.

Further, according to the present invention, a user having an average height expected in the bathroom makeup unit installed can check his / her body by changing its direction, for example, , While looking up from below, make it easy to wash the face such as whiskers and make up while checking the jaw surface, or check from below to check the top surface of the head. The purpose is to provide a toilet makeup unit that enables hair styling.

Further, according to the present invention, even if a person having a height higher than that of a user having an assumed average height in the toilet makeup unit to be installed is not able to control his / her own body. It is an object of the present invention to provide a toilet makeup unit that can be easily and surely imaged on a mirror and can be groomed without creating a posture.

[0011]

In order to achieve such an object, the present invention provides a washbasin unit including at least a washbasin B and a mirror A, in order to achieve the above object. In the unit, the mirror A constituting the toilet makeup unit provided in the vertical direction is
It is configured to be able to lean forward, backward, or forward and backward.

Next, in the toilet makeup unit according to the second aspect of the present invention, in a toilet makeup unit including at least a toilet ball B and a mirror A, the mirror A constituting the toilet makeup unit has an annular shape. With a frame 11,
Moreover, it is configured to be rotatably assembled to the annular frame 11.

Further, in the wash-basin unit according to the third aspect of the present invention, a wash-basin unit including at least a wash-ball B and a mirror A, wherein the mirror A constituting the wash-makeup unit is a spine. Plate 12 and annular frame 11
In a box-shaped frame 10 with a front opening consisting of
It is configured to be rotatably attached to the annular frame 11.

Further, in the toilet makeup unit according to the invention of claim 4, in a toilet makeup unit comprising at least a toilet ball B and a mirror A, the mirror A constituting the toilet makeup unit is It is configured so as to be rotatable with respect to the mounting recess 13 in the unit component member configured to include the mounting recess 13 in which the mirror A is housed.

Next, in the toilet makeup unit according to the fifth aspect of the present invention, in a toilet makeup unit including at least a toilet ball B and a mirror A, the mirror A constituting the toilet makeup unit is vertically arranged. It is configured to include a positioning unit X that holds the posture at at least two positions of the position, the forward tilt position, and the backward tilt position.

Furthermore, the washbasin unit according to the invention of claim 6 is the claim 1, claim 2, claim 3 or claim 4.
In the mirror A, which is rotatably provided with the washbasin unit according to any one of 1, the rotation shaft 21 of the mirror A is pressed against a bearing portion 22 of the rotation shaft 21. It is configured so that the posture of the mirror A can be maintained at the rotation stop position of the mirror A.

Further, the washbasin unit according to the invention of claim 7 is the claim 1, claim 2, claim 3, claim 4,
A mirror A, which is rotatably provided with the washbasin unit according to claim 5, and is provided on a side surface of a mirror member A ′ having the mirror A and a side surface of the mirror member A ′. Engaging means 30 that engage with each other are provided on the surfaces of the unit members facing each other, and the mirror A is provided in at least two positions of a vertical position, a forward tilt position, and a rear tilt position. The configuration is such that the posture of the mirror A can be maintained.

Next, a wash basin unit according to an eighth aspect of the present invention is the wash basin unit according to any one of the first, second, third, fourth and fifth aspects.
A rotatably provided mirror A for a rear surface of a mirror member A ′ having the mirror A, and a unit member facing the rear surface of the mirror member A ′ or a unit installation / mounting surface C. , A suction means 40 for sucking each other is provided so that the attitude of the mirror A can be maintained at at least two positions of the vertical position, the forward tilt position, and the backward tilt position. Is configured.

Further, a washbasin unit according to a ninth aspect of the present invention is the washbasin unit according to any one of the first, second, third, fourth and fifth aspects.
The mirror A is rotatably provided, and the mirror A can be tilted forward, backward, or forward and backward by operating a lever 50 provided on a component of the washbasin unit. .

[0020]

According to the first aspect of the present invention, there is provided a wash basin unit including at least a wash basin B and a mirror A, which constitutes the wash basin unit vertically provided. Mirror A forward,
Alternatively, since it is configured such that it can be tilted backward or tilted forward and backward, the user, such as a washbasin, at any time, optionally angles the mirror A provided in the vertical state to the forward tilted state or the backward tilted state. Used or used in the forward or backward tilted Mira-A
Can be used by angling it in other aspects such as a vertical state.

In the wash basin unit according to the second aspect of the present invention, in the wash basin unit including at least a wash basin B and a mirror A, the mirror A constituting the wash basin unit has an annular frame 11 Since it is configured to be rotatably assembled to the annular frame 11, the user such as a washbasin can
Optionally, the mirror A provided on the annular frame 11 can be used while being angled.

In the wash basin unit according to the third aspect of the present invention, in the wash basin unit including at least a wash basin B and a mirror A, the mirror A constituting the wash basin unit has a back plate 12. Since it is configured to be rotatably assembled with respect to the annular frame 11 inside the container box-shaped frame 10 having a front opening composed of the annular frame 11 and Optionally, the mirror A can be angled and used within the box-shaped frame 10.

In the wash basin unit according to the present invention, the wash basin unit comprises at least a wash basin B and a mirror A, and the mirror A constituting the wash basin unit is the mirror A. Since the unit component member configured to include the mounting recess 13 is rotatably provided with respect to the mounting recess 13, the user such as the washbasin can receive the mounting recess 13 within the mounting recess 13. At any time, the mirror A can be optionally used with an angle.

The wash-basin unit according to the fifth aspect of the present invention is a wash-basin unit including at least a wash-ball B and a mirror A. , Forward tilt position,
Since the positioning means X is provided for holding the posture at least at two or more positions including the rearward tilt position, the washbasin can optionally set the mirror A at a predetermined, for example, vertical position, front position. It can be used by being positioned with respect to the tilted position and the backward tilted position.

[0025]

EXAMPLES Each example of a typical washbasin unit according to the present invention will be described in detail below. 1 to 10 show a toilet makeup unit according to the first embodiment, and FIGS.
17 to FIG. 1 shows the toilet makeup unit according to the second embodiment.
Reference numeral 9 shows the toilet makeup unit according to the third embodiment, and FIGS. 20 to 23 show the toilet makeup unit according to the fourth embodiment.

The washbasin unit according to the first embodiment shown in FIGS. 1 to 10 shows a typical assembling mode in FIG. 1 and a mirror member A ′ attached to this washbasin unit in FIG. And a box-shaped frame 10 having an annular frame 11 are shown in a perspective view, respectively.
5A to 5C show a state in which the operating portion of the mirror member A'is used in a state of a longitudinal section while changing the angle of the mirror member A '. Further, in FIG. 6, the mounting portion of the mirror member A ′ to the annular frame 11 is shown in a state of a flat cross section, and in FIG. 7, the mounting shaft portion is shown as an enlarged cross section. Further, in FIG. 8 and FIG. 9, each of the mirror members A ′ is engaged with the annular frame 11 in the temporarily fixed state at any one of the vertical position, the forward tilted position, and the backward tilted position. The engaging means 30 is shown in FIG. 8 as a vertical cross section of the main part and in FIG. 9 as a cross section of the main part in FIG. Further, FIG. 10 shows the mirror member A ′.
Is pressed against the annular frame 11, and the mirror member A ′ is
It shows a state in which the shaft member is assembled.

In the toilet vanity unit according to the second embodiment shown in FIGS. 11 to 16, when the mirror member A'assembled to the vanity vanity unit is in the vertical state and in the forward leaning state,
This is configured to be held by the attraction means 40 using the permanent magnet 41, and in FIG. 11, the holding state of the mirror member A ′ in the vertical state is shown in cross section, and FIG.
Then, the main part is made an enlarged cross section, and in FIG. 13, the suction means 4 used for suctioning the upper side of the mirror member A ′.
0 is shown in perspective. Further, FIG. 14 shows an enlarged cross-section of the main part of the lower side of the mirror member A ′, and FIG.
In FIG. 5, the suction means 40 used for suctioning the lower part of the mirror member A ′ is shown in perspective. Further, FIG. 16 is a vertical cross-sectional view showing a state in which the mirror member A ′ is adsorbed and held in a state in which it is tilted forward in the washbasin unit.

The toilet vanity unit according to the third embodiment shown in FIGS. 17 to 19 uses a handle member 50 provided on a unit member, particularly a top counter or a lower profile portion, in this case especially a rising portion 52. The mirror member A ′ can be maintained in a vertical state and a required forward tilted state or a rearward tilted state, and FIG.
The vertical cross section is shown in FIG.
FIG. 19 is an enlarged cross-sectional view of a main part of the portion, showing the handle lever 50 from a plan view and the pin portion of the mirror member A ′ engaged with the handle lever 50.

20 to 23, the toilet vanity unit according to the fourth embodiment has the mirror member A'in the mounting cabinet portion in the vertical state and the necessary forward or backward inclined state. 20 is provided with a handle lever 50 capable of maintaining the posture of FIG. 20. This is shown from the front side as the front of the main part in FIG. 20, and in FIGS. Is shown as.

First, the toilet makeup unit according to the first embodiment shown in FIGS. 1 to 10 will be described. The toilet makeup unit configured here is at least the toilet bowl B
And the mirror A, other configurations such as a base cabinet H, a washbasin cabinet D, an extraction cabinet E, a storage cabinet F, and a lighting unit G may be in any form. Good, and depending on the case, the toilet makeup unit may be configured without these.

The wash-basin B may be a wash-ball mainly having a so-called wash-basin, or may be a large shampoo ball, and a gargling ball for brushing teeth is provided side by side. It may be one that exists.
The top counter J may have any shape and configuration as long as it has such a wash ball B. In the figure, K indicates a single-lever mixing faucet, L indicates a shampoo mixing faucet, and M indicates a pop-up lever type stopcock, which corresponds to each washing function of the washing bowl B. Then, those having the respective intended functions are attached and used.

In such a wash-basin unit, the mirror A is arranged as the mirror A so as to be directly attached to the front face of the wash-basin ball B, for example, the mounting surface C such as a wall surface. Is also good. Also, the mirror A
May be provided in front of the washbasin ball B as a mirror member A ′ by attaching a frame material or a shaft member to the peripheral side portion of the mirror A, for example, an annular frame attached to a wall surface. It may be deployed by assembling to. Further, the mirror A is replaced with the mirror A
As a so-called mirror cabinet configured by incorporating
It may be provided in front of the wash-basin B, for example, the mirror cabinet may be attached to a wall surface in a state of being separated from the wash-bowl, and in this case, the mirror A is configured. It is configured to be incorporated in the mounting recess of the cabinet.

In addition, a mirror A or a mirror member A'having a mirror A of each of the above aspects is placed between a wash bowl B installed separately and a makeup box or the like, It may be configured such that it is provided on the wall surface as the installation and assembly surface C in front of the installation of the wash basin B.

Further, a mirror A may be provided as a constituent member of the vanity table including the wash basin B.
As a component of the vanity, the mirror A that is assembled to the vanity may have the mirror A directly attached to the vanity, and the mirror A may be a frame member or a shaft. Alternatively, the mirror member A'may be assembled and configured as a member including a member. Furthermore, the mirror A or the mirror member A ′ is assembled in an annular frame portion that is configured as a part of the vanity, or
The mirror A or the mirror member A ′ may be assembled to the cabinet portion of the vanity having the mounting recess.

That is, as long as the mirror A constructed in this embodiment has a structure which is used for wash-up makeup together with the wash-basin B, it may be installed in any manner. Etc., or separately from the wash basin B, and may be attached to the assembly surface C such as a wall material, or together with the wash basin B,
It may be separated from the mounting surface C such as a wall material and configured as a part of so-called furniture. Furthermore, the mirror A is a mirror member A'in which only the mirror A is attached or a frame member, a backing member, or a shaft member is attached to the mirror A, and the mirror member A'is directly attached to a wall member or the like as a mounting surface C or a vanity. It may be assembled in a cabinet or the like. Also, mirror A
It is also possible to mount and mount this on a mounting surface C such as a wall material in a state where it is mounted on a cabinet or the like.

The mirror A used here has a substantially rectangular shape, and a plate material 1 such as plywood is attached to the back side of the mirror A, and a frame material 2 made of a plastic extruded product, an aluminum extruded material or the like. Is used to assemble the frame member 2 so as to cover the four circumferences thereof, and the plate member 1 and the mirror A are integrated to form a mirror member A ′.

Next, the annular frame 11 having a substantially quadrangular shape on which the mirror member A'is assembled is attached to the mirror member A '.
Is provided in the annular frame 11 and has motion widths that can be positioned in the vertical state, the forward tilted state, and the backward tilted state, respectively, in the thickness direction of the annular frame 11, and
By providing the back plate 12 on the back surface side, the container box-shaped frame 10 is provided with the mounting recess 13 for the mirror member A ′ on the wash bowl B side. The back plate 12 of the container box-shaped frame 10 may be used as the back plate of each storage cabinet F by extending the back plate 12 in the left-right direction.
By extending the back plate 12 in the above, the back plate 12 may be used as a back plate of the lighting unit G or a wall cabinet. Further, the back plate 12 of the box-shaped frame 10 is extended downward so that the back plate 12 can be used as a back plate of the wash cabinet D, the base cabinet H, the extraction cabinet E, or the like. Is also good.

The mirror member A'is attached to the box-like frame 10 in a rotatable manner by using the shaft member 20 shown in FIGS. 6 and 7, for example. The shaft member 20 used here is a rotary shaft 21 provided on both sides of a substantially central portion in the vertical direction of the mirror member A ′.
And a bearing portion 22 provided on the annular frame 11 of the box-shaped frame 10 and receiving the rotating shaft 21. In this illustrated example, the box-shaped frame 10
And the mirror member A ′ is attached to the box-shaped frame 10
It is possible to attach the mirror member A'to the box-shaped frame 10 and repair the mirror member A'using a compression coil spring 23 so that the mirror member A'can be removed and repaired. There is a configuration.

That is, the bearing portion 22 provided in the box-shaped frame 10 has a bearing recess 22a into which the rotary shaft 21 provided in the mirror member A'is fitted and is provided in the mirror member A '. The compression coil spring 2 is arranged so that the rotary shaft 21 projects into the bearing recess 22a.
The configuration is biased by 3. The rotary shaft 21, which is constantly urged toward the protruding side by the compression coil spring 23, is provided in one of a cylindrical and blind hole-shaped shaft cylinder 24 having an inward facing flange 24a on the opening side. The side is fitted and assembled, and the flange portion 21a at the inner end of the rotating shaft 21 is engaged with the flange portion 24a of the shaft cylinder 24, and the protruding side from the shaft cylinder 24 is spherical. It has a cylindrical shape with a tip, and the side of this spherical tip projects outward from the opening of the barrel 24,
Moreover, the side of the collar portion 21a is located on the side of the collar portion 24 of the barrel 24.
It is configured to be attached to the barrel 24 so as to be positioned inward of a.

A compression coil spring 23 as a means for urging the bottom of the shaft 24 and the inner side surface of the shaft 21 away from each other is provided in the shaft cylinder 24 in which the rotary shaft 21 is incorporated. One shaft member 20 which is interposed and is thus constructed is incorporated in both sides of the annular frame 11 of the container box-shaped frame 10 facing each other, and the other shaft member 20 is incorporated in the annular frame 11. The mirror member A ′ is attached to each corresponding position on the frame member 2, and the rotary shaft 21 is pushed into the shaft cylinder 24 against the bias of the compression coil spring 23. By pushing the member A ′ into the annular frame 11 and projecting the rotary shaft 21 into the bearing recess 22a of the bearing portion 22 provided in the annular frame 11, the mirror member A ′ is annularly attached to the box-shaped frame 10. Pair with frame 11 Freely mounted rotating Te.

In the illustrated example, the shaft member 2
0 and 20 are provided at a substantially intermediate position in the vertical direction of the mirror member A ′, and the mirror member A ′ has the shaft members 20, 2
The upper part and the lower part are tilted forward or backward about the 0 position.
0 is the same horizontal position on the upper side of the mirror member A ′,
Alternatively, the shaft member 20, which is provided at the same height position on the lower side,
There may be a configuration in which only the upper side or only the lower side is tilted with 20 as the fulcrum. Further, without providing these shaft members 20, the mirror member A ′ or mirror A may be changed to a vertical state, a forward tilted state, or a rearward tilted state.

FIGS. 8 and 9 show a positioning means X for supporting the mirror member A'provided in such a rotating state in the vertical position and in the positioning state at either the forward tilt position or the backward tilt position. This is an example. Engaging means 30 as positioning means X used here
One of them is provided on the side of the mirror member A ′, and the other is provided inside the annular frame 11 corresponding to the engaging means 30 provided on the mirror member A ′.

One of the engaging means 30 used here is
The ball 31 is provided in a state of being embedded in the frame member 2 of the mirror member A ′, the holding cylinder 32 having a gradually reduced opening diameter so as to partially expose the ball 31, and the inside of the holding cylinder 32. Therefore, the ball 31 is composed of a compression coil spring 33 that always protrudes outward.
When it is pushed inward, it can be pushed so as to be flush with the inside of the holding cylinder 32, in this case, the top surface of the frame member 2.

The other of the engaging means 30 used here is on the inner side surface of the annular frame 11 constituting the box-shaped frame 10, and the mirror member A'is rotated by the shaft member 20. The three concave portions 34 to 34 into which the balls 31 are fitted are provided on a line along the locus. That is, when the mirror member A ′ is rotated in the axially supported position by the shaft members 20, 20, the mirror member A ′ is rotated.
On the line of the arc formed by the upper end of the mirror member A ', in particular, a position for supporting the mirror member A'in a vertical state, a position in which the mirror member A'is tilted forward, and a position in which the mirror member A'is tilted backward, respectively. Prepare a metal fitting 35 having recesses 34 to 34,
The metal fitting 35 is fixed to the upper part of the mounting surface of the mirror member A'in the annular frame 11, particularly, in the illustrated example, by a screw 36 at a lateral position of the upper end of the mounting mirror member A '. A knob piece 3 is provided on the lower end portion of the mirror member A ′ so that the tilting operation of the above-mentioned mirror member A ′ can be performed more smoothly and reliably. By providing the knob piece 3 at the lower end portion of the mirror member A ′, even if a child or a physically handicapped person in a wheelchair is concerned,
The member A ′ can be tilted easily and comfortably.

Next, the shaft member 20 shown in FIG.
Each of the shaft members 20 configured as described above is used as a rotating unit of the mirror member A ′, and the shaft members 20 and 20 are used as the positioning unit X. The mirror member A ′ axially mounted on the box-shaped frame 10 is supported in a stopped state at each rotating position.

The shaft member 20 used here is, similarly to the shaft member 20 described above, a shaft cylinder 24 having a blind hole-shaped mounting shaft hole having an inner flange 24a on the opening side, and this shaft. The rotary shaft 21 is attached to the cylinder 24, and has one end protruding from the shaft cylinder 24 and a flange 21a engaging with the inner flange 24a on the other end side. One of the shaft members 20 is configured by including a compression coil spring 23 that is incorporated and constantly biases the rotating shaft 21 toward the protruding side. Moreover, this shaft member 20 is used as the frame member 2 of the mirror member A ′. The rotary shaft 21 of the shaft member 20 projects outward from the peripheral side of the frame member 2 so as to be embedded in the peripheral side portion.

In contrast to the one shaft member 20, the other shaft member 20 is the annular frame 1 which constitutes the box-shaped frame 10.
A concave portion 22 inside of 1 in which a rotary shaft 21 of a shaft member 20 mounted on the mirror member A ′ is accommodated in a pressure contact state.
The bearing 22 is provided with a.

The bearing portion 22 constituted here is, for example,
A bearing metal fitting having a circular hole-shaped blind hole is prepared, and a plastic bearing 25 having excellent wear resistance and having a spherical bearing portion forming the recess 22a is fitted into the bearing metal fitting, and the screw 26 or the like is attached thereto. It is configured to be embedded in the annular frame 11 portion by using it.

The shaft member 20 constructed in this manner is different from the annular frame 11 in the constructed box-shaped frame 10 in that
While the rotary shaft 21 of the shaft member 20 is being pushed into the shaft cylinder 24, the mirror member A ′ is assembled, and the rotary shaft 21 is projected and fitted into the recess 22a of the bearing portion 22 in a pressure contact state. The shaft member 2
The assembly of 0 and 20 is made.

As a result, the shaft members 20 and 20 are mutually assembled by mounting the mirror member A'to the annular frame 11.
The urging force of the compression coil spring 23 is received by the joint surfaces, so that the attachment of the mirror member A ′ to the annular frame 11 is always stably maintained at the rotation stop position of the mirror member A ′, and the mirror member A ′ can be used by maintaining its posture at the rotation stop position.

Next, the toilet makeup unit according to the second embodiment shown in FIGS. 11 to 16 will be described. The toilet makeup unit configured here has a configuration other than that using the attraction force of the permanent magnet as the positioning means X of the mirror member A ′, and the toilet makeup according to the first embodiment shown in FIGS. 1 to 10. It has the same or substantially the same structure as the unit, and is the same as the toilet makeup unit according to the first embodiment,
Alternatively, substantially the same components are designated by the same reference numerals, and the description thereof will be omitted.

The positioning means X for the mirror member A'constructed here is provided on the mirror member A'and the back plate 12 of the box-like frame 10 in which the mirror member A'is incorporated, in two places, the upper part and the lower part. The suction means 40, 40 are provided.

The attracting means 40 used here is composed of a permanent magnet 41, a yoke 42 that forms a magnetic field for each of the magnetic poles of the permanent magnet 41, and a housing 43 that attaches the yoke 42 to the back plate 12. A housing 43 of the suction tool, which is made up of a tool and an attracted tool 44 such as an iron plate that is attracted to the suction tool, and which supports the upper side of the mirror member A ′ by suction from the surface of the back plate 12. And set it up,
With respect to this housing 43, yokes 42, 42 are provided on both poles.
The permanent magnet 41 having the above is attached to the screw 45, and the yoke 42 of the permanent magnet 41 is attracted to the attracted member 44 fixed to the back plate 1 or the frame member 2 surface of the mirror member A ′ in the vertical state. As described above, the back plate 12 is fixed to the back plate 12 with the screw 46.

In this state, that is, the mirror member A '
Is in the vertical state, and the attracted member 44 on the upper side of the mirror member A ′ is attracted to the yoke 42 of the permanent magnet 41, the mirror member A ′ and the back plate 12 corresponding thereto. Lower side suction means 40, 4
Zeros are provided so as to be separated from each other.

The mirror member A'and the attracting means 40 corresponding to the mirror member A'on the lower side of the back plate 12 are the permanent magnets 41 and the permanent magnets 4 like the attracting means 40.
One of the attracting means 40 is constituted by the yokes 42, 42 attached to the respective magnetic poles of No. 1 and the housing 43 that integrally holds these, and this is fixed to the back plate 12 with screws 47. At the same time, the other suction means 40 is configured as an attracted tool 44 such as an iron plate fixed to the back plate 1 or the frame member 2 of the mirror member A ′ in this case. It should be noted that the yoke 42 used here has a slightly narrower protruding side so that it can protrude from the front opening of the housing 43, and shoulder portions formed on both side edges of the yoke 42 in a stepped shape. 42 a is adapted to engage with the inside of the opening edge of the housing 43.

Thus, the suction means 40, 40 provided on the lower side of the mirror member A'and the corresponding back plate 12 surface.
Is on the upper side of the mirror member A ′ that is generated by pushing the lower side of the mirror member A ′ from the front side to the rear side, and the mirror member A ′ is attracted to the back plate 12 side. As the attracting means are separated from each other, they are attracted to each other, and the mirror member A ′ is held in a state of being tilted forward.

In such a state, the upper side of the mirror member A'is pushed again toward the back plate 12 so that the upper side of the mirror member A'and the respective suction plates on the corresponding back plate 12 part. The means 40, 40 adsorb, whereby the mirror member A'can be returned to the vertical state and used. In addition to the pushing of the mirror member A ′ on the upper side, the mirror member A ′ for pulling back the mirror member A ′ is pushed to the lower side of the mirror member A ′ in the same manner as in the washbasin unit according to the first embodiment. A knob may be provided, and the mirror may be configured to be pulled back by the knob.

Next, the toilet makeup unit according to the third embodiment shown in FIGS. 17 to 19 will be described. The wash-basin makeup unit configured here has a configuration other than that in which the means for rotating the mirror member A ′ is operated by the lever 50.
The same or substantially the same components as or the same or substantially the same components as those of the toilet vanity unit according to the embodiment are designated by the same reference numerals, and the description thereof will be omitted.

The operating means of the lever 50 used here is constituted by a pin 51 projecting downward from the lower frame member 2 of the mirror member A'and a lever 50 with which the pin 51 engages. The handle 50a side of the lever 50 is provided in front of the top counter J so as to protrude from a part of the top counter or a rising portion 52 provided as a part of the lower profile and the operation box, and the other side of the lever 50. The side of the bending operation rod 50b is inside the rising portion 52, and is integrally provided in a bent shape toward a position where the pin 51 can be received. or,
The lever 50 is a standing portion of the handle 50a,
The handle 50a is rotatably provided on the rising portion 52 and has the rising portion of the handle 50a as a fulcrum.
When the bending operation rod 50b is rotated,
It is configured to rotate in conjunction with the operation of a, and
A guide groove 50c is provided in the length direction of the bending operation rod 50b.

The lever 50, in particular, the bending operation rod 50
The guide groove 53 of the pin 51 provided on the mirror member A ′ is provided on the rising portion 52 located on the rotated position of b, and the moving direction of the mirror member A ′, that is, the provided mirror member A ′ is It is provided so that it can be moved in the front-back direction.
The lever 50 is provided such that the pin 51 inserted in the groove 53 can be forcibly moved along the groove 53 while receiving the pin 51 in the guide groove 50c.

When the mirror member A'is moved in the front-rear direction by operating the lever 50 constructed here,
The position where the handle 50a is rotated, that is, the mirror member A '
In order to maintain the mirror member A ′ in the forward tilted posture and the rearward tilted posture or to keep the posture in the vertical state with the lower part of the mirror pulled out or pushed in by the handle 50a, The protrusions 53a to 53a with which the pin 51 is engaged in a temporarily fixed state are provided as the positioning means X. As a result, when the handle 50a is turned to bring the mirror member A ′ into a vertical state or when the mirror member A ′ is tilted, the pin 51 of the mirror member A ′ engages with each convex portion 53a of the groove 53, The attitude of the mirror member A ′ at the operation end position of the handle 50a is stably maintained.

20 to 23 show a toilet makeup unit according to the fourth embodiment. The toilet vanity unit according to the fourth embodiment is provided with an operating handle 50a for the lever 50 at the lower part of the box-shaped frame 10 used for attaching the mirror member A ', especially the annular frame 11, and The structure other than providing each sliding operation piece at the tip is the same as or substantially the same as that of the toilet makeup unit according to the third embodiment, and is the same as or substantially the same as that in the third embodiment. The same components are designated by the same reference numerals and the description thereof will be omitted.

The lever 50 used here is rotatably attached to the annular frame 11 at the rotating shaft portion of the handle 50a, and the mirror member A'is provided from the inside of the annular frame 11.
An operating rod 50b extends on the back side of the handle 50a, and a handle 50a integral with the operating rod 50b extends laterally from the front face of the annular frame 11.

Further, the lever 50 is provided with a sliding operation piece 54b provided as the positioning means X, and moreover, the sliding operation piece 54a is provided on the rear surface of the mirror member A'corresponding to the sliding operation piece 54b. And on the upper side of the mirror member A'corresponding to the sliding operation piece 54a and the sliding operation piece 54b, the mirror member A'is provided with the shaft member 20 of the mirror member A'as a fulcrum. A compression coil spring 55 is provided between the back plate 12 and the back plate 12 so as to constantly urge it in the protruding direction.

The sliding operation piece 54b provided on the tip end side of the operation rod 50b of the lever 50 is in close contact with the surface of the back plate 12 and has a sliding contact surface parallel to the surface of the back plate 12. The sliding operation piece 54b has a cross section having a right-angled triangle shape that intersects with the sliding contact surface and further has a sliding contact acting surface in a direction in which the sliding contact surface gradually contacts the sliding contact surface. The operating rod 50b is attached to the.

Also, the sliding operation piece 54b of the lever 50
Corresponding to the above, the other sliding operation piece 54a fixed to the surface of the back plate 1 on the rear surface of the mirror member A'is of substantially the same shape as the sliding operation piece 54b provided on the lever 50. The operation piece 54a is configured so that the sliding operation piece 54b and the sliding operation piece 54a are long side surfaces, that is, surfaces facing to each other at right angles are in contact with each other. When the sliding operation pieces 54a and 54b contact each other,
It is configured to be assembled and used so that the respective sides that sandwich the right angle are parallel to each other.

The sliding operation piece 54b of the lever 50 having such a structure and the sliding operation piece 54a provided on the mirror member A'are brought into contact with each other, for example, at their sliding contact surfaces at approximately half positions. As a result, the mirror member A ′ assembled by the shaft member 50 is in a vertical state (see FIG. 21).
Then, in this state, by pushing up the operating rod 50b of the lever 50, the compression coil spring 55 acts in the extending direction, and the lower side of the mirror member A'is moved with respect to the axial support position of the mirror member A '. The posture is changed so that the mirror member A ′ is moved to the side of the back plate 12 and the mirror member A ′ is tilted forward (see FIG. 22). Further, when the lever 50 in the state shown in FIG. 21 is rotated and the operation rod 50b is pushed downward, the sliding operation piece 54b on the operation rod 50b.
Of the sliding operation piece 54a on the mirror member A'is overlapped with the maximum protruding portion of
The lower side of the mirror member A ′ is pushed forward with respect to its axially supported position, and the upper side thereof is pushed in against the bias of the compression coil spring 55, which is a so-called backward tilted state (FIG. 2).
The posture is changed to (see 3).

The toilet makeup unit constructed as each of the above embodiments is the toilet makeup unit constructed so long as the mirror A or the mirror member A'is rotatable or tiltable back and forth. The rotating and assembling means, the positioning means for tilting forward and backward, etc. may be of any type.

[0069]

EFFECT OF THE INVENTION The present invention has a characteristic construction as described above, and in particular, a wash basin unit including at least a wash basin B and a mirror A. The constituent mirror A can be tilted forward, backward, or forward or backward, or in a wash-basin unit including at least the wash-basin B and the mirror A, the mirror constituting the wash-basin unit. A includes an annular frame 11, and the annular frame 11
In a wash basin unit including a wash ball B and a mirror A, the mirror A forming the wash basin unit is configured to be rotatably assembled with respect to the back plate 12. Inside the box-shaped frame 10 having a front opening composed of the annular frame 11, the annular frame 11
In a wash basin unit including a wash basin B and a mirror A, the mirror A constituting the wash basin unit is configured to be rotatably assembled with respect to the mirror A. Of the unit constituting member having a mounting recess that accommodates the mounting recess 13 is rotatably provided with respect to the mounting recess 13, or at least a wash basin B and a mirror A are provided. In the makeup unit, the mirror A that constitutes the wash makeup unit has a vertical position,
Since the positioning means X for holding the posture is provided at least at two or more positions of the forward leaning position and the backward leaning position, it is possible to use each of the face-washing makeup units when performing face-washing makeup. It is possible to use the mirror A or the mirror member A'inclined in a direction required by the user, and for example, even when washing a short person such as a young child, without using a step basin, the wash You can make up a washbasin while mirroring the necessary area on the mirror.

Similarly, a person who wears a washbasin can adjust the position of the mirror without getting off the wheelchair one by one, and can adjust the position of the mirror by adjusting the angle of the mirror or mirror member. It is possible to make up a wash-basin, etc., in a state in which necessary parts of the user such as a disabled person are surely projected on the mirror.

Furthermore, even for a user who is taller than the intended use person of the toilet makeup unit, by leaning the mirror or mirror member of this toilet makeup unit upward, it is impossible to lean forward. It has the feature that you don't have to wash your face or make up.

In addition, when using the toilet makeup unit, for example, when styling hair while checking the top of the head or shaving whiskers while looking at the lower jaw, it is particularly difficult to bend forward or stick out the chin. It has the feature that you can wear these clothes without taking various postures.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a toilet makeup unit according to a first embodiment.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the mirror member A ′ and the box-shaped frame 10.

FIG. 3 is a vertical cross-sectional view of a main part with the mirror member A ′ in a vertical state.

FIG. 4 is a vertical cross-sectional view of a main part with the mirror member A ′ tilted forward.

FIG. 5 is a vertical cross-sectional view of a main part with the mirror member A ′ tilted backward.

FIG. 6 is a plan sectional view of an essential part of a mounting shaft portion of the mirror member A ′.

FIG. 7 is an enlarged cross-sectional view of the relevant part.

FIG. 8 is a vertical cross-sectional view of the main part of the positioning means X part.

9 is a plan cross-sectional view of the main part, showing the positioning means X part taken along line YY of FIG.

FIG. 10 is an enlarged plan sectional view of an essential part showing another embodiment of a mounting shaft portion of the mirror member A ′.

FIG. 11 is a vertical cross-sectional view of a main part of the toilet makeup unit according to the second embodiment.

FIG. 12 is an enlarged vertical cross-sectional view of the main part.

FIG. 13 is a perspective view of the suction means.

FIG. 14 is an enlarged vertical sectional view of the other main part.

FIG. 15 is a perspective view of another suction means.

FIG. 16 is a longitudinal cross-sectional view of a main part showing a front tilted state of the mirror member A ′.

FIG. 17 is a longitudinal sectional view of an essential part showing a mounted state of a mirror member A ′ in a washbasin unit according to a third embodiment.

FIG. 18 is a longitudinal sectional view of an essential part showing an operating part by a lever of the mirror member A ′.

FIG. 19 is a plan view of an essential part with the pin 51 cut away.

FIG. 20 is a front view of a main part of the toilet makeup unit according to the fourth embodiment.

FIG. 21 is a vertical cross-sectional view of a main part where the mirror member A ′ is in a vertical state.

FIG. 22 is a vertical cross-sectional view of a main part with the mirror member A ′ tilted forward.

FIG. 23 is a vertical cross-sectional view of a main part with the mirror member A ′ tilted backward.

[Explanation of symbols]

 A mirror A'mirror member B wash bowl 10 box-shaped frame 11 annular frame 12 back plate 13 mounting recess 21 rotating shaft 22 bearing section 30 engaging means 40 suction means 50 lever X positioning means C mounting surface

Claims (9)

[Claims] 1. A toilet makeup unit comprising at least a wash ball and a mirror, wherein the mirror constituting the toilet makeup unit provided in a vertical direction is tilted forward, backward or forward or backward. A vanity unit that can be tilted. 2. A wash basin unit including at least a wash basin and a mirror, wherein the mirror constituting the wash basin unit has an annular frame and is rotatable with respect to the annular frame. A toilet makeup unit characterized by being assembled. 3. A wash-basin makeup unit including at least a wash-basin and a mirror, wherein the mirror constituting the wash-makeup unit is inside a box-shaped frame having a front opening including a back plate and an annular frame. In addition, the washbasin unit is rotatably assembled to the annular frame. 4. A toilet makeup unit including at least a wash basin and a mirror, in which a mirror constituting the toilet makeup unit is provided with a mounting recess for accommodating the mirror. A toilet makeup unit, which is provided so as to be rotatable with respect to the mounting recess. 5. A toilet makeup unit comprising at least a wash basin and a mirror, wherein the mirror constituting the toilet makeup unit has at least two of a vertical position, a forward tilt position and a backward tilt position. A washbasin unit comprising a positioning means for holding the posture at the above position. 6. A mirror rotatably provided, comprising:
A rotation shaft of the mirror is configured to be pressed against a bearing portion of the rotation shaft, and the posture of the mirror can be maintained at a rotation stop position of the mirror. The washbasin unit according to claim 1, or claim 2, or claim 3, or claim 4. 7. A mirror rotatably provided, comprising:
The side surface of the mirror member provided with the mirror and the surface of the unit member facing the side surface of the mirror member are provided with engaging means for engaging with each other. And at least two positions including the rearward tilt position, the posture of the mirror can be maintained. Or the toilet makeup unit according to claim 5. 8. A mirror rotatably provided, comprising:
The back surface of the mirror member provided with the mirror, and the unit member facing the back surface of the mirror member, or the installation and assembly surface of the unit, is provided with a suction means for mutually sucking, the vertical position of the mirror, The posture of the mirror can be maintained at least at two or more positions of a forward tilt position and a rear tilt position, or claim 1, or claim 2, or claim 3, or The toilet makeup unit according to claim 4 or 5. 9. A mirror rotatably provided, comprising:
The mirror can be tilted forward, backward, or back and forth by operating a lever provided on a component of the toilet makeup unit.
Alternatively, the toilet makeup unit according to claim 3, 4, or 5.