JPH10219800A - Rotary type urinal storage unit having drain in rotary shaft - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a rotary storage type urinal on a western water closet separated from a plumbing route in general household, stop wasteful flowing water full of a low tank after passing urine and to eliminate the occurrence of noises. SOLUTION: In a channel in a urinal mounting wing plate 11 borne on a holding shaft of the front of a low tank and capable of rotating with a rotary shaft 12 as the center, drain water of a washbowl 2 provided to the top is led to a urinal, water closet, channel and channel in the rotary shaft and is made to flow down, and it can be discharged to a closet soil water pipe through an inlet pipe 9 passing through a channel 7 in a pedestal 19 installed between western water closet and floor. Even if the urinal is rotated in any position, since a drain can be used, and in the case the closet is used, it can be used as general western water closet by rotationally storing the urinal in the rear of the tank.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

In the present invention, by installing a single retractable urinal in a limited toilet, the running water of a low tank full after small use is stopped, and noise can be prevented and a large amount of water can be saved.

[0002] In general household toilets, Western-style toilets that offer a sense of cleanliness and functional beauty are adopted due to the limited size, and at the present time, both large and small urinals are commonly used. However, when used as a urinal, the height is too low and it is difficult to use, and after using it, it is usual to pay attention to the next room / neighborhood, such as at night at the time of visitors, to flush the low tank full of water at once. In order to drain a large amount of water wastefully, improvements were sought each time the drought season occurred, but there was no good way.

According to the present invention, the use of a urinal alone as a rotary storage unit in a limited space eliminates noise generation and makes it possible to save a large amount of water. Referring to the drawing, a urinal hand washer 2 is provided at the top of a rotating shaft 12, a urinal mounting sleeve plate 11 which rotates about the shaft is provided, and hand washing water from the sanitary faucet 1 is supplied to the hand washer 2. A rotating body having a structure in which the urinal is guided to the upper part of the urinal by the receiving and inner water passages in the sleeve plate, the inside of the urinal is washed, the water flows through the inner water passages 5 in the sleeve plate from the trap portion 4 in the urinal, and flows down to the water passages 6 in the rotating shaft. The bearing portion 13 of the rotating shaft 12 is suspended by a receiving shaft 14 on the front surface of a low tank 20 of the main body, and can be rotated as indicated by an arrow 18. The drainage flowing down the drainage passage 6 in the rotary shaft is vigorously stimulated by the intake air from the ventilation pipe 18, passes through the water passage 7 in the pedestal and the pedestal 19 for the toilet located between the toilet and the floor, from the inflow pipe 8 to the sewage pipe. It is discharged and joined to 9.

[0004] In this way, at the time of small use, the water washed with the sanitary faucet 1 is used for the hand washer 2-water channel 3-urinal trap portion 4-water channel 5-rotary shaft water channel 6-pedestal water channel. 7-Inflow pipe 8
Since the waste water is discharged to the sewage pipe 9 and the water in the low tank is not used, there is no generation of noise, and only a small amount of hand washing water is required and a large amount of water is saved. Further, if the fixing rod of the urinal fixing device 17 is inserted into the shaft portion 13, the position of the urinal is fixed, and the urinal is slightly raised from the toilet and the height is good and the usability is good. When the toilet is used, the urinal is rotated and retracted, and as shown in FIG. 5, the operation is the same as usual. Rinse with the low tank lever 21, and the water in the spout 23 falls into the sink 22 of the low tank lid. If the toilet is washed on the urinal hand basin 2, the flushing of the urinal can be performed at the same time.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a plan view of a urinal storage unit.

FIG. 2 is a horizontal sectional view of CD.

FIG. 3 is a vertical sectional view taken along a line AB.

FIG. 4 is a vertical sectional view of EF.

FIG. 5 is a perspective view when the urinal is stored (when a urinal is used).

FIG. 6 is a perspective view when the urinal is used.

FIG. 7 is a perspective view of the back side of the urinal mounting rotating body.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Sanitary faucet (direct water supply) 2 Handwash for urinal 3 Water channel in sleeve plate (upper part) 4 Trap part in urinal 5 Water channel in sleeve plate (lower) 6 Water channel in rotation shaft 7 Water channel in pedestal 8 Vent pipe (outdoor or 9 Inflow pipe 10 Sewage pipe for urinal 11 Sleeve plate (for urinal installation) 12 Rotary shaft 13 Bearing unit 14 Receiving shaft 15 Position when urinal is stored 16 Position when urinal is used 17 Urinal Fixing device (handle for rotation; fixing rod) 18 Rotating arrow 19 Pedestal (for Western-style toilet) 20 Low tank (for Western-style toilet) 21 Rinse lever for low tank 22 Low-tank lid (with hand washer) 23 Spout port (Low tank. Ball tap) Than)

Claims (2)

[Claims] 1. The drainage received in a hand-washing device above the rotating shaft is guided through a water passage in a sleeve plate that can be rotated about the shaft, and the inside of the urinal is washed with sewage. A urinal storage unit that has a drainage structure that can hold a drainage path regardless of where the urinal is turned. 2. A Western-style toilet pedestal having a structure in which it is sandwiched and installed between a Western-style toilet and a floor, and discharges and discharges drainage of a urinal or the like to a sewage pipe of a toilet through an inflow pipe from a water channel provided therein.