JPH11247465A - Multiple dwelling house with stock system - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To reduce the purchase unit cost by mass purchase and reduce the stock space for detergent of each dweller by providing a stock space in a multiple dwelling house, and stocking a large quantity of bath liquid detergent therein. SOLUTION: In a multiple swelling house, a stock space 6 is provided separately from a building 2 having a number of exclusive dwelling parts 5, a large quantity of bath liquid detergent is stocked in a tank 7, and each dweller takes out a prescribed quantity of the detergent from the tank 7 by use of an exclusive vessel. For the payment of each dweller, the charge may be set to an equal constant amount, or a ticket or magnetic card may be used. The stock management is performed by the manager of a building manager's office 3, and the detergent is supplied by a detergent maker 4. According to this, the purchase unit cost is reduced by mass purchase, and each dweller can reduce the stock space for detergent. Further, this stock space can be used also for maintenance dwelling equipment supplies.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

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[0001] The present invention relates to an apartment house with a stock system.

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2. Description of the Related Art In an apartment house having a large number of households such as condominiums and housing complexes, the occupied area of each unit is very small because the area of the common area is large. For this reason, there is a space limit for each household to buy and stock various household items such as toilet paper, detergent, soap, food and the like. For this reason, it is difficult to purchase a large amount of daily necessities at suburban home centers, etc., and it is difficult to cut out a small amount of stock, go shopping in a hurry, and purchase relatively expensive daily necessities due to small units. Purchasing is also frequently performed in daily life. Also, if you are not buying large quantities of daily necessities on the market,
At present, each of them is often individually wrapped, generating a lot of garbage during use, and the danger of causing environmental problems is increasing especially in apartment houses.

[0003] Further, in each house, special parts are used for parts around water such as faucets and packings and other parts of household equipment, which are deteriorated or damaged and need to be replaced, or In the event that some of the interior items such as special wallpaper and shoji used in the room are locally damaged and need to be repaired, look for the same product and purchase it. That is difficult, and even if you find them, you often sell them in large quantities, and you often have to buy more housing and equipment unnecessarily.

[0004] In addition, in the maintenance of the interior of each house, at present, housing and equipment such as replacement parts and materials are brought in and carried out by a maintenance company whenever necessary for each house. The cost of transporting replacement parts and materials can be very high when viewed as a whole apartment complex.

[0005] It is an object of the present invention to solve the above-mentioned problems and make life in an apartment house more convenient.

[0006]

The object of the present invention is to provide a shared space in which a dedicated stock space for storing living goods and / or housing / equipment supplies for residents of an apartment house is formed. It is solved by the multi-family house with the stock system which is a feature.

[0007] That is, there is a commonality in daily necessities and housing / equipment supplies that are individually purchased in each apartment house. This can be said for household goods from the identity or similarity of lifestyles, and for housing and equipment supplies, it can be said from the identity or commonality of the interior structure in each house. Therefore,
Based on such unique characteristics, it is not difficult to secure a stock space for daily necessities and housing / equipment supplies in common areas of apartment buildings, but rather as a form of use of common areas. Yes, it can be said that securing the necessary space can be given priority over others.

[0008] In the case of daily necessities, a large amount is purchased and stocked in the stock space thus secured, and residents of the apartment house purchase it. Since the purchase is for a large number of households in an apartment house, it can be purchased in large quantities, and residents can obtain daily necessities at low cost. Also, if you notice that you have run out of daily necessities, you can get the daily necessities stocked in the common space of the common area, which is a short distance from the house, and go out shopping in a hurry. No more. Further, the house portion can be made wider by eliminating the mountain of stocks of daily necessities which narrowed the house exclusive portion. In addition, it is possible to reduce the need to go to a distant home center or the like with a privately-owned car to purchase even a small amount of house supplies, thereby reducing fuel costs. In addition, because of large-volume purchasing, there are few packages that become garbage in the future, and environmental problems can be solved.

In an apartment house having the above-mentioned stock space, a detecting means for detecting the remaining amount of daily necessities in the stock space, and a replenishing means for replenishing daily necessities based on the detection by the detecting means are provided. By providing the stock system, the inconvenience caused by running out of stock of daily necessities in the stock space can be rationally solved.

[0010] Various types of detection means may be employed depending on the type of daily necessities. It may be based on visual detection by the caretaker of an apartment house, or use a meter, etc. as long as it can detect electrical and mechanical such as weight and capacity, and use it as a caretaker, manufacturer, wholesaler, etc. However, a system configuration in which a meter or the like is monitored visually or using various communication means may be adopted. As for the replenishment means, a system in which an administrator or the like requests purchase from a manufacturer or a wholesaler by various communication means based on the grasp of inventory, or a manufacturer or a wholesaler can use its own communication monitoring system as described above. The stocking may be originally performed, and various replenishment system forms may be adopted.

On the other hand, in the case of housing and equipment supplies, storing them in the above-mentioned stock space has the following advantages. That is, as described above, in an apartment house, the interior structure of each house has the same or commonality. Therefore, in the stock space, such house and equipment supplies that are common to each house are stocked. In each house
If you need to replace equipment and supplies, first check the housing and equipment supplies stocked in the stock space.In many cases, even if the housing and equipment supplies are special, due to the common interior structure of each house. The same standard product is stocked there. You just have to buy it, and you don't have to bother searching for places that sell the same thing. In addition, since housing and equipment supplies are stocked for a large number of doors, even special products can be purchased in large quantities and can be purchased at low cost. Also,
When a resident purchases housing and equipment supplies, he or she can purchase only the necessary amount of stock items, eliminating the need to purchase unnecessary items, thereby eliminating waste. In addition, by stocking maintenance replacements for the interior of each house as housing and equipment supplies, the cost of transporting replacement parts and materials at the time of maintenance can be kept low as a whole apartment house.

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DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS Next, specific embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 1 shows an embodiment in which a liquid detergent for bath, which is a daily necessity, is stocked. Needless to say, a plurality of or many types of daily necessities may be simultaneously stocked. 1 is an apartment house and 2 is its building. 3 is a management room. 4 is a detergent maker that supplies stock products. Because large quantities can be purchased, purchases from manufacturers and wholesalers are also possible.

The building 2 is provided with many exclusive housing parts 5 for each household. The building 2 may be provided with a plurality of buildings or a large number of buildings on the site of the apartment house 1, and the effect is higher as the apartment house has such a large number of households.

The building 2 has a stock space 6 attached thereto. In addition, stock space 6
May be formed in a building built as a separate building from the residential building on the common area of the apartment complex,
If there is a building for management or assembly independent of the building 2, it may be formed so as to be attached to the building. When a residential building consists of a plurality of buildings, a stock space 6 may be provided in each building.

A large amount of bath liquid detergent is stocked in the stock space 6 described above. Detergent stock is performed by using a tank 7 which is installed in a stock space 6. Then, a dedicated container is distributed to the residents of the apartment house 1. The resident uses the container to pump out a predetermined amount of detergent from the tank 7 of the stock space 6 and use it at home. The resident does not need to stock the detergent in the house, and if the detergent runs out, the resident can hold the container and replenish it in the stock space 6. Detergents are inexpensive because they are purchased in large quantities, and the containers can be reused many times, so there is no garbage. Note that if the stock product is a liquid such as a bath detergent, a distribution method in which the detergent or the like in the tank 7 is pumped to each home 5.

[0017] Payment is made in such a way that bath detergents are consumed in households at a constant rate in the first place, so that a household fixed fee may be reduced from a monthly management fee. Alternatively, various methods, such as the manager giving the ticket to the resident and debiting by adding the cost to the monthly management fee, or recording the usage amount with a magnetic card and paying at that rate May be performed.

In the inventory management, the manager 3 of the apartment house 1 monitors the remaining amount of the detergent in the tank 7, and when replenishment is required, the detergent maker 4 uses various communication means such as a telephone and a facsimile. To request additional replenishment. In response to the request, the detergent maker 4 replenishes the detergent. The replenishment is performed by replenishing the tank 7 with a detergent or exchanging the tank 7. Further, a system configuration may be adopted in which a meter is attached to the tank 7, the manufacturer 4 monitors a signal from the meter, and replenishes the detergent.

FIG. 2 shows an embodiment in which housing and equipment for maintenance are targeted. 8 is a maintenance company. In the stock space 6, various housing and equipment supplies 9 that are expected to be used in the future at the time of new construction are stocked. In particular, among such housing and equipment supplies, special housing and equipment supplies that are not often sold at home centers are preferentially stocked. In addition, the maintenance company 8 meets with the manager 3 and stocks frequently used housing and equipment supplies in the stock space 6 by maintenance after the new construction. Then, in the maintenance work performed at each home 5, if the interior or the equipment requires repair or repair, the maintenance company 8 obtains the necessary parts from the stock space 6 and performs the construction. In addition, when simple replacement is required, the resident can obtain necessary parts from the stock space 6 and repair and repair the interior of the house and the equipment. The payment for the purchase of the housing and equipment may be made between the resident and the manager.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a system configuration diagram showing an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a system configuration diagram showing another embodiment.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 ... apartment house 2 ... building 3 ... management room 4 ... detergent maker 5 ... house part 6 ... stock space 7 ... tank (living goods) 8 ... maintenance company 9 ... house and equipment supplies

Claims (3)

[Claims] 1. A collective housing with a stock system, wherein a common stock space is formed in a common area for storing living goods for resident purchase of the collective housing. 2. The stock system according to claim 1, wherein the stock system includes: a detecting unit configured to detect a remaining amount of daily necessities in a stock space;
2. The housing complex with a stock system according to claim 1, further comprising a replenishing means for replenishing daily necessities based on the detection by the detecting means. 3. A multi-family housing with a stock system, characterized in that a common stock space is formed in the common area for storing housing and equipment supplies for residents of the multi-family housing.