JPH1018715A - Toilet booth - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To dispense with the arrangement of a coping, extended across front panels, above a door fitted part by journalling a door panel to a butt end of the front panel through an L-shape fitting in a toilet booth. SOLUTION: A door stop edge 12 is fitted to a butt end 9 of a front panel 1 of a toilet booth, and a door edge 12 is fitted to a butt end 11 of a door panel 2. An upper L-shape fitting 8 for screw-fastening a collar 15 of a shaft 14 to an upper piece 13 is fitted to an upper end part of the butt end 9 of the front panel 1, and a lower L-shape fitting of the same structure is fitted to a lower end part to journal the door panel 2 rotatably. A side edge of a partition panel is fitted into a wall rail of U-shape cross section fitted to the front panel 1, and an L-shape or T-shape upper plate of panel width is fixed to the upper end art by a machine screw to reinforce connection between the front panel 1 and the partition panel. The front panel 1 and the partition panel are therefore connected firmly without needing to provide a coping, extended across the front panels 1, above the door panel 2.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a toilet booth, and more particularly, to a toilet booth in which a door is mounted above a door without using a shade.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art In recent years, a toilet booth is often constructed by installing panels, and a toilet space is partitioned by a panel in the same manner as a room space is partitioned. Needless to say, the structure of the panel itself is different from that used as a partition in the room space, and a panel that is resistant to moisture and excellent in chemical resistance is used.

FIG. 5 shows a conventional general toilet booth, in which a front panel (b) is vertically disposed at the end of a partition panel (a) which is vertically installed on a wall surface. . A space is provided between the adjacent front panels (b) and (b), and a door (c) is attached to the space.
By the way, the partition panel (a) and the front panel (b)
At the upper end of the door, a skirt (d) is attached as shown in (b) of the figure, and the skirt (d) is a door as shown in (c) of the figure.
(C) Both front panels (b) and
(B).

[0004] That is, the front panel (b) is stably mounted by the cap (d), thereby increasing the strength of the entire toilet booth. Further, this cap (d) functions not only for the strength of the toilet booth but also as a mounting member for mounting the door (c). FIG. 6 shows this specific example. A collar (f) having an axis (e) is attached to the skirt (d), and a door (c) is rotatably supported on the axis (e). I have. By the way, there is the advantage described above by providing the shade (d) above the door of the toilet booth, but a tall person often hits the shade (d) when entering and exiting the toilet, and is often in the way.

[0005]

As described above, the shade provided in the toilet booth has the above-mentioned problems.
The problem to be solved by the present invention is this problem,
Toilet booths that do not have a cover that straddles both front panels above the doors are provided.

[0006]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION A toilet booth according to the present invention is a toilet booth having a door portion without a shade as described above. However, if necessary, a plate-shaped cover (upper plate) is attached to the upper ends of the partition panel and the front panel. The upper plate has a continuous shape across the partition panel and the front panel, and the strength of the toilet booth is increased by attaching the upper plate. Therefore, it is not possible to attach the door using a shade, but attach an L-shaped support to the opening of the front panel, and attach a shaft for pivotally supporting the door via the L-shaped support. doing. Here, instead of the upper plate, there may be cases where only the connecting plate is attached to the corner of the partition panel and the front panel to enhance the connection strength, but basically, the panel is not used without using the upper plate or the connecting plate. Deploy.

[0007] The partition panel is connected to the wall surface by a structure in which a side end is sandwiched by a wall rail having a substantially U-shaped cross section. The wall rail narrows the distance between the tips of both side pieces,
The end of the partition panel is inserted and clamped. Therefore, the position of the partition panel can be adjusted within a certain range. Hereinafter, embodiments according to the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.

[0008]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS The overall structure of a toilet booth is the same as that of the prior art. As shown in FIG. 5, a partition panel is disposed vertically with respect to a wall surface, and a front panel is vertically installed at the end of the partition panel. Have been. FIG. 1 is a front view showing a toilet booth of the present invention, and a door panel 2 is mounted between front panels 1 and 1 so that the door panel 2 can be opened and closed. As is clear from the figure, there is no shade over the front panels 1 and 1 above the door panel 2.

FIGS. 2A and 2B show a vertical section of the front panel 1 and a vertical section of the door panel 2, respectively. Front panel 1
Is the same as that of the partition panel, but the adjuster 4 is arranged on the floor rail 3 laid on the floor to support the front panel 1 at an appropriate height. Of course, the support structure of the front panel 1 is not limited to the case shown in FIG. An upper plate 5 is fixed to the upper end of the front panel 1 with screws 6, 6,. The upper plate 5 is in a plate state corresponding to the panel width, is L-shaped or T-shaped, and has a continuous shape straddling the partition panel and the front panel. Therefore,
By attaching the upper plate 5 to the upper end of the panel, the connection between the partition panel and the front panel is strengthened, and the overall strength of the toilet booth is increased. However, in some cases, the partition panel and the front panel are installed without using the upper plate 5.

By the way, the door panel 2 is attached between the front panels 1 and 1. However, since there is no shed, an L-shaped support is attached to the opening of the front panel 1 and the L-shaped support is provided. It is attached via the tool. In FIG. 2B, the lower end of the door panel is pivotally supported by the lower L-shaped support member 7 and the upper end thereof is pivotally supported by the upper L-shaped support member 8.
Can be rotated to open and close.

FIG. 3 is a specific example showing a support structure for an upper end portion of the door panel 2. A door stop edge 10 is attached to the opening 9 of the front panel 1, and a door edge 12 is attached to the opening 11 of the door panel 2. The surface of the door stop edge 10 has a smooth concave curved surface, and one door edge 12 has a smooth convex curved surface. Therefore, light does not leak from the gap between the front panel 1 and the door panel 2.

The upper L-shaped support 8 is attached to the opening 9 of the front panel 1, and the upper piece 13 of the upper L-shaped support 8 is attached.
Is attached to the shaft 14. A collar 15 is formed on the shaft 14, and the collar 15 is screwed to the upper piece 13. The door panel 2 can rotate around the shaft 14. The support structure at the lower end of the door panel can be similarly configured.

FIG. 4 is a specific example showing a connection structure between the partition panel 16 and the wall surface 17. A substantially U-shaped wall rail 18 is vertically attached to the wall surface, and a side end of the partition panel 16 is fitted into the wall rail 18. Wall rail 18
The two side pieces 19, 19 have a narrower tip side distance, so that the inserted partition panel 16 can be installed without a gap and without rattling. As described above, the toilet booth of the present invention does not have a cover extending over the front panel above the door panel, and the side ends of the partition panel are fitted and connected to the U-shaped cross section wall rail. Therefore, the following effects can be obtained.

[0014]

Since the toilet booth of the present invention does not have a cover that extends over the front panel above the door panel, the cover can hit the head when getting in and out of the toilet no matter how tall. Will not be. When connecting the partition panel and the front panel and increasing the installation strength, it is possible to attach the upper plate continuously formed on both panels to the upper end of the panel, and attach the connecting plate to the panel corner. This enables stable door panel opening and closing operations. On the other hand, the side end of the partition panel can be easily installed by being fitted into a U-shaped wall rail attached to the wall surface, and the position of the partition panel can be freely adjusted.

[Brief description of the drawings]

Fig. 1 Toilet booth without Kasagi.

2A is a longitudinal section of a front panel, and FIG. 2B is a longitudinal section of a door panel.

FIG. 3 is a support structure of an upper end of a door panel.

FIG. 4 shows a connection structure between a partition panel side end and a wall surface.

FIG. 5 is a conventional toilet booth, (a) is a cross section,
(B) is a longitudinal section of the front panel, and (c) is a longitudinal section of the door panel.

FIG. 6 shows a structure in which an upper end of a door panel is supported using a coping.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Front panel 2 Door panel 3 Floor rail 4 Adjuster 5 Upper plate 6 Screw 7 Lower L-shaped support 8 Upper L-shaped support 9 Kiguchi 10 Door edge 11 Kiguchi 12 Door edge 13 Upper piece 14 Axis 15 Flip 16 Partition panel 17 Wall 18 Wall rail 19 side piece

Claims (4)

[Claims] 1. A toilet booth in which a partition panel is vertically mounted on a wall surface, a front panel is vertically arranged at a tip of the partition panel, and a door panel is attached between the front panels. An L-shaped support is attached to the front end of the front panel without providing a cover that straddles both front panels, and a shaft is fixed to the upper piece of the L-shaped support, and the door panel is fixed by the shaft. A toilet booth characterized by rotatably supporting a toilet. 2. A toilet booth in which a partition panel is vertically mounted on a wall surface, a front panel is vertically disposed at a tip of the partition panel, and a door panel is attached between the front panels. A continuous plate is attached to the upper end of the partition panel and the front panel connecting part corner without providing a cover that straddles both front panels, and an L-shaped support is attached to the front end of the front panel, A toilet booth, wherein a shaft is fixed to an upper piece of the L-shaped support and a door panel is rotatably supported by the shaft. 3. A toilet booth in which a partition panel is vertically mounted on a wall surface, a front panel is vertically disposed at a tip of the partition panel, and a door panel is attached between the front panels. An upper plate that is continuously formed is attached to the upper end of the partition panel and the front panel without providing a cover that straddles both front panels, and an L-shaped support is attached to the mouth of the front panel. A toilet booth, wherein a shaft is fixed to an upper piece of the L-shaped support and a door panel is rotatably supported by the shaft. 4. A toilet booth in which a partition panel is vertically mounted on a wall surface, a front panel is vertically disposed at a tip of the partition panel, and a door panel is attached between the front panels. An L-shaped support is attached to the front end of the front panel without providing a cover that straddles both front panels, and a shaft is fixed to the upper piece of the L-shaped support and the door panel is fixed by the shaft. A toilet booth characterized by being rotatably supported, and further having a side end of the partition panel fitted and mounted on a wall rail having a substantially U-shaped cross section and having a reduced distance between the tip sides of both side pieces.