JPH1054569A - Mat of cookstove - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a mat of a cookstove appliance which can be laid on a pan without removing a burner ring and can prevent pollution and impairment of the burner ring due to broth or the like, regarding the mat of the cookstove which is made of an aluminum sheet and laid on the pan of a gas cookstove having a burner head provided with the burner ring in the circumference thereof. SOLUTION: An annular cover part 2 having dimensions sufficient for covering a burner ring C is so formed in a mat main body 1 as to be swollen upward. This mat main body 1 is laid on a pan A without removing the burner ring C and the burner ring C is held in a space part on the lower side of the cover part 2. The pollution and impairment of the burner ring C are prevented by the cover part 2, while a burner head B is exposed from a round opening 3 made in the top face of the cover part 2.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a stove mat laid on a pan of a gas stove, and more particularly to a stove mat made of an aluminum sheet suitable for a pan of a gas stove in which a burner ring is fitted to a burner head of a gas burner.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, in a gas stove provided in a system kitchen, a gas stove provided with three or four gas burners, such as a three-port gas stove or a four-port gas stove, has been used. A burner ring is fitted to the burner head of these gas burners exposed from the pan of the gas stove. In order to prevent the pan of the gas stove from being stained with boiling water or the like, a stove mat made of an aluminum sheet is laid on the pan. As such a stove mat, as described in, for example, Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 5-41283, a circular opening hole for exposing a burner head having a diameter larger than a burner head of a gas burner and smaller than a burner ring is provided in a mat body. The structure provided is used.

[0003]

However, in the above-mentioned stove mat, the size of the circular opening hole for exposing the burner head is larger than the burner head of the gas burner and smaller than the burner ring. To lay the stove mat on the pan of the gas stove, the burner ring must be removed and then laid, which is troublesome.In addition, after the stove mat is laid, the burner ring must be installed again. There is a problem that it costs.

Further, in a state where the stove mat is laid, the burner ring is exposed from the stove mat. Therefore, the burner ring can be burnt in a short period of time even if the stove mat is laid to prevent contamination. There is a problem that the burner ring must be cleaned as well as the appearance of the gas stove is damaged. An object of the present invention is to provide a stove mat that can completely eliminate such problems.

[0005]

Means for Solving the Problems To achieve the above object, a stove mat according to the present invention is a stove mat made of an aluminum sheet, which is laid on a pan of a stove provided with a gas burner around which a burner ring is fitted. In the above, a burner ring cover portion bulging upward in an annular shape is formed on a mat body formed in a dish shape, and a circular opening hole for exposing a burner head of a gas burner is provided in the center of the burner ring cover portion. I have.

[0006] In the stove mat of the above structure, claim 2
The invention according to claim 3 is characterized in that a burner ring cover having the circular opening hole for exposing a burner head is provided at the center of the mat body. A burner ring cover having an opening is provided on both sides of the mat body. In addition, the mat body is formed in a dish shape that can be laid on the stove pan, and the inner bottom surface surrounded by the peripheral wall formed on the periphery thereof and the outer peripheral surface of the burner ring cover portion is formed in the juice receiving groove portion. .

[0007]

When the stove mat is laid on the pan of the gas stove, the burner ring placed on the pan is settled in the space on the lower surface side of the burner ring cover provided on the mat body and covered by the cover. At the same time, the burner head is exposed from the circular opening formed in the center of the cover. In the case of a three-port gas stove in which the gas stove is provided with gas burners on both sides of the front half of the saucer and one place on the rear half thereof, the gas stove has a size and shape suitable for the latter half of the saucer, and the portion corresponding to the gas burner is provided with the above gas stove. A stove mat with a burner ring cover is laid in the back half of the pan,
A stove mat provided with a cover for covering the burner rings of the individual gas burners is laid, and the pan is completely covered with these stove mats.

In the case of a four-mouth gas stove, four stove mats having a cover for covering the burner ring of each gas burner are used, or the shape and size of a half of the pan of the gas stove are used. It is sufficient to lay two stove mats each having a burner ring cover portion on both sides thereof on the tray. As described above, since the stove mat is laid directly on the saucer without removing the burner ring fitted on the burner head of the gas burner, the laying can be easily performed, and furthermore, the burner can be burned during cooking. The ring covered with the burner ring can reliably prevent the ring from being stained by boiling water or the like. In addition, when the stove mat is soiled or broken, it can be replaced with a new stove mat without removing the burner ring.

[0009]

1 and 2 show a burner ring cover having a circular opening 3 for exposing a burner head in the center of a mat body 1. FIG. 2 shows a stove mat
The mat body 1 is made of a horizontally long rectangular aluminum sheet,
The four-sided peripheral portion of the mat main body 1 is formed on a peripheral wall 4 which is bent upward and inclined obliquely outward, and forms a horizontal flange portion 5 which is bent in a horizontal direction from an upper end edge of the peripheral wall. The width of the mat body 1 is, as shown in FIG.
The gas stove is formed to have a size equal to the horizontal width of the pan A, and the vertical width is formed to be approximately half the vertical width of the pan A.

Further, the mat main body 1 is formed so as to cover the burner ring C fitted around the burner head B of the gas burner exposed on the pan A by expanding the central portion upward. Burner ring cover 2
And a circular opening 3 for exposing the burner head at the center of the burner ring cover 2. The inner bottom surface between the outer peripheral surface of the burner ring cover portion 2 and the peripheral wall 4 in the mat main body 1 is formed in the juice receiving groove portion 6.
The outer bottom surface (lower surface) of the juice receiving groove portion 6 is formed in the tray A when the mat main body 1 is fitted on the tray A and laid.
It is configured to be received on the upper surface of.

The structure of the burner ring cover 2 and the burner head exposing circular opening 3 will be described in more detail.
The burner ring cover portion 2 is formed by expanding upward from the inner bottom surface of the juice receiving groove portion 6 in an annular shape, and a space surrounded by the annular inner peripheral wall is a storage space portion of the burner ring C. 7. The annular peripheral wall of the cover portion 2 is formed in a low-profile frustoconical shape inclined inward from the lower end to the upper end along the outer peripheral surface of the burner ring C, and the inner surface (lower surface) of the peripheral wall forms a burner. A circular opening 3 for covering the ring C entirely and exposing the burner head B on its flat top surface.
Is drilled.

FIGS. 4 and 5 show a stove mat provided with burner ring covers 12, 12 having circular opening holes 13 for exposing a burner head on both sides of the mat main body 11. The mat main body 11 is provided at the center portion. Like the mat main body 1 provided with the cover portion 2, the mat main body 11 is formed of a horizontally long rectangular aluminum sheet, and the four-sided peripheral portion of the mat main body 11 is formed on a peripheral wall 14 which is bent upward and inclined obliquely outward. A horizontal flange portion 15 that is bent in the horizontal direction from the upper edge of the peripheral wall is formed. As shown in FIG. 6, the width of the mat main body 1 is formed to have a dimension equal to the width of the pan A of the gas stove, and the vertical width is formed to be approximately 縦 of the vertical width of the pan A. .

Further, the mat main body 11 has a burner ring fitted around the burner heads B, B of the gas burners exposed on the pan A by bulging both sides of the mat main body upward. The burner ring covers 12 and 12 for covering C and C are formed, and the burner head exposing circular opening 13 is formed in the center of the burner ring covers 12 and 12. Then, the inner bottom surface between the outer peripheral surface of the burner ring cover portions 12 and 12 and the peripheral wall 14 in the mat main body 11 is formed in the juice receiving groove portion 16, and the mat main body 11 is fitted on the saucer A and laid. The outer bottom surface (lower surface) of the juice receiving groove 16 is configured to be received on the upper surface of the tray A. Reference numeral 15 denotes a horizontal flange portion which is bent from the upper end edge of the peripheral wall 14 in the horizontal direction.

The shape of the peripheral wall of the burner ring cover portion 12 is formed along the outer peripheral surface of the burner ring C, and in FIG. Burner ring C flatter than C
Is formed in a space portion 17 that covers and accommodates. A circular opening hole 13 for exposing the burner head B is formed in a flat top surface of the burner ring cover portion 12. The burner ring C is provided with a circular hole c at the center for inserting the burner head B.

In order to lay the stove mat constructed as described above on a three-port gas stove in which the gas stove is provided with gas burners on both sides of the front half of the saucer A and the center of the rear half, burner ring cover parts are provided on both sides. The mat main body 11 provided with 12 and 12 is laid on the front half of the pan A, and the mat main body 1 provided with the burner ring cover 2 at the center is laid on the rear half of the pan A. At this time, the mat main body 1 and the mat main body 11 are laid so as to be fitted to the front and rear portions of the pan A, respectively, without removing the burner ring C fitted to the burner head B exposed from the pan A. By laying the saucer A, these mat main body 1,
A circular opening formed entirely on the burner ring C and covered with the burner ring C so that the burner ring covers 2 and 12 coincide with the burner ring C and are formed on the top surface of the cover portion. The burner head B is projected upward from the portions 3 and 13.

Therefore, even when tempura oil, broth or the like overflows to the unused burner head B at the time of cooking, the juices of the mat main bodies 1 and 11 are transferred along the outer peripheral surface which is gradually inclined downwardly to the burner ring cover 2. There is no danger that the burner ring C stays in the grooves 6 and 16 and the burner ring C is contaminated. Note that the mat main body 1 has a burner ring cover 2 at the center thereof, but has a burner ring cover on one side, and a burner head C fitted with a burner ring C on one side in the latter half. You may comprise so that it may be laid in the saucer in which B is provided.

Further, in the case of a four-mouth gas stove, two stove mats provided with burner ring covers 12, 12 on both sides of the mat main body 11 are used.
The burner ring covers 12 and 12 cover the burner ring C of the burner head B disposed on the four sides of the saucer A by fitting and laying in the front half and the rear half of the burner head B. In this case, a stove mat having a shape obtained by dividing the mat main body 11 into two, that is, four stove mats formed in a flat rectangular shape into which the saucer A is divided into four and provided with a burner ring cover at the center thereof is used. It may be laid on the front, back, left and right of the saucer A. Note that corresponding mating main horizontal flange portions 5, 15 are received on the four-sided peripheral portion of the tray A.

[0018]

As described above, according to the stove mat of the present invention, there is provided a stove mat made of an aluminum sheet, which is laid on a pan of a stove provided with a gas burner around which a burner ring is fitted. A burner ring cover portion bulging upward in an annular shape is formed on a dish-shaped mat body, and a circular opening hole for exposing a burner head of a gas burner is provided in the center of the burner ring cover portion. Therefore, the burner ring fitted to the burner head of the gas burner can be simply and stably laid on the pan without removing the burner ring, and when the cover portion is covered with the burner ring, The burner head can be exposed from the circular opening hole by accurately matching the circular opening hole provided in the center of the top surface with the burner head.

Further, since the burner ring can be entirely covered with the cover portion, not only the appearance is good, but also the burner ring is reliably prevented from being contaminated by boiling water during cooking. In addition, the broth or the like dropped on the outer peripheral surface of the cover portion is transmitted through the outer peripheral surface and guided into the juice receiving groove portion,
Can be retained. In addition, when the stove mat is soiled or damaged, it can be easily replaced with a new stove mat without removing the burner ring.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a plan view of a stove mat provided with a burner ring cover in the center,

FIG. 2 is a longitudinal sectional front view thereof,

FIG. 3 is a longitudinal sectional front view showing a state where the tray is laid on a tray;

FIG. 4 is a plan view of a stove mat provided with burner ring covers on both sides;

FIG. 5 is a longitudinal front view thereof,

FIG. 6 is a longitudinal sectional front view of a state where the tray is laid on a saucer;

FIG. 7 is a simplified perspective view of a state in which both stove mats are arranged side by side in front and rear.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1,11 Matt main body 2,12 Burner ring cover 3,13 Circular opening hole for burner head exposure 6,16 Juice receiving groove 7,17 Burner ring storage space

Claims (3)

[Claims] 1. A stove mat made of an aluminum sheet, which is laid on a pan of a stove provided with a gas burner around which a burner ring is fitted. A stove mat comprising a bulged burner ring cover portion formed at a center of the burner ring cover portion and a circular opening for exposing a burner head of a gas burner. 2. A mat body is provided with a burner ring cover having a circular opening for exposing the burner head at a central portion thereof, and a peripheral wall formed on an outer peripheral surface of the burner ring cover and a peripheral edge of the mat body. 2. The stove mat according to claim 1, wherein an inner bottom surface surrounded by and is formed in the juice receiving groove. 3. The mat body is provided with a burner ring cover having the circular opening for exposing the burner head on both sides thereof, and a peripheral wall formed on an outer peripheral surface of the burner ring cover and a peripheral edge of the mat body. 2. The stove mat according to claim 1, wherein an inner bottom surface surrounded by and is formed in the juice receiving groove.