JPH11286978A - Cover faucet - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a cover faucet having a cover easy to attach and detach, capable of simplifying the form or structure, and firmly fixable to a faucet body. SOLUTION: This cover faucet comprises a faucet body 10 covered with a cover having a main cover body 30 and a sub-cover body 20. The sub-cover body 20 is screwed to the faucet body 10 (for example, a small screw R is used), and the main cover body 30 is mounted on the sub-cover body 20. The sub-cover body 20 is preferably screwed to the faucet body 10 in one point excluding both end sides thereof. The screwed position of the sub-cover body 20 may be covered with the main cover body 30.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a cover faucet provided with a cover using a plurality of cover members.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Some cover faucets include a leaf spring provided on an inner wall surface of a cover for engaging a faucet body to fix the cover, and external parts such as a socket and a water discharge pipe. In some cases, a cover nut is attached to the faucet main body, and the cover is fixed by being sandwiched between the faucet main body.

[0003]

However, in any type of cover faucet, the exposed surface of the faucet main body (for example, in the case of a deck type, a surface other than the bottom surface) can be attached and detached in one direction. Because it is common to cover with a cover of
Depending on the external shape of the faucet main body, the shape and structure of the cover may need to be complicated, or it may be difficult to attach or detach the cover. This tendency is particularly strong when the faucet body projects a protrusion such as a handle mounting portion in a direction different from the direction of attaching and detaching the cover.

In the former cover faucet, since the cover can be fixed with one touch, the work for fixing the cover can be performed efficiently, but the reliability of fixing the cover to the faucet body is low. Have.

Further, as in the latter case of the cover faucet, if the cover is to be fixed only by the above-mentioned "holding", after the cover is accurately positioned on the faucet body, the cap nut is tightened. Since it is necessary to perform operations and the like with great care so as not to displace the cover, the attaching and detaching operation of the cover cannot be performed efficiently.

[0006] Under these circumstances, the appearance of a cover that is easy to attach and detach, does not have a complicated shape and structure, and can be firmly fixed to the faucet main body, and a cover faucet provided with such a cover, have emerged. Is desired.

[0007] The present invention has been made in view of the above viewpoints, and is easy to attach and detach, and can be simplified in shape and structure.
Moreover, an object of the present invention is to provide a cover faucet having a cover that can be firmly fixed to the faucet body.

[0008]

A cover faucet according to claim 1 is a cover faucet in which a faucet main body is covered with a cover having a main cover body and a sub cover body. The cover body is screwed and fixed to the faucet body, and the main cover body is attached to the sub cover body. Incidentally, the “cover” of the present invention may be constituted by only the main cover and the sub-cover, or may be constituted by three or more covers including these.

In the present cover faucet, the cover is composed of a plurality of covers, and the faucet body is covered with these covers. Therefore, the degree of freedom in selecting the shape and structure of each cover increases. The shape and structure of each cover body can be simplified. In addition, by using the split type cover as described above, each cover body can be attached to and detached from the faucet main body from a desired direction in which the cover body can be easily attached and detached, and the entire cover can be easily attached and detached. However, the present invention is not limited to the case where the attaching and detaching directions of the respective cover members are different, but also includes the case where the attaching and detaching directions of all the cover members are the same.

In addition, since the other cover body such as the main cover body is attached to the securely fixed sub-cover body by a simple and reliable method of screwing, the entire cover is firmly fixed to the faucet body. Is done. Further, in the present invention, even if the above-described “clamping using a cap nut or the like” is used in combination, the fixing of each cover body does not need to be performed depending on the “clamping”. Can be done casually.

In the present invention, the method of attaching the main cover to the sub-cover is not particularly limited. For example, it is possible to exemplify a method in which the two cover bodies are fixed by screws, or the main cover body is fixed to the faucet body while being fixed by screws. Also, a method of attaching while attaching a locking portion provided on one cover body and a locked portion provided on the other cover body, and a slide ridge provided on one cover body. And a method of slidingly fitting a slide groove provided on the other cover body to the other cover body for attachment. However, the use of "locking" or "slide fitting" can reduce or eliminate the number of screws exposed as the appearance of the cover faucet.

The invention of claim 2 is characterized in that the sub-cover body is fixed to the faucet body at one point except for both ends by screws. That is, according to the present invention, even when the sub-cover body is attached to the faucet body in a state of being inclined and the entire cover is inclined, the correction is easily performed and the lower surface of the cover (the wall-mounted type) is The rear surface of the faucet body and the lower surface of the faucet body (the rear surface in the case of the wall type) can be flush.

If the sub-cover body is fixed using a plurality of screws, even if it is found that the entire cover is tilted at the time of shipping or installing the cover faucet, a great deal of work is required to correct it. I need. In order to make this correction, remove the external parts such as the water discharge pipe and the main cover body, etc., remove a plurality of screws, fix the position of the sub-cover body again, and screw it again. This is because it is necessary to reattach, attach the screws, attach the water discharge pipe, and the like.

On the other hand, according to the present invention, since the sub-cover body can be rotated about the screw as the rotation center, the inclination of the entire cover can be corrected instantaneously. Moreover, since it is not necessary to remove the external parts (however, loosen the cap nuts and the like as necessary), it is easy to retroactively correct the inclination of the cover. Accordingly, the cover can be easily attached and the workability of production, construction, maintenance, and the like of the cover faucet is improved.

[0015] The invention of claim 3 is claim 1 or claim 2.
In the cover faucet of the item (1), a portion of the sub-cover body which is screwed and fixed is covered with the main cover body.
That is, according to the present invention, since the screws used for fixing the sub-cover body are not exposed, the appearance of the cover faucet is improved.

[0016]

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below. In the present embodiment, a specific example of the invention of claims 1 to 3 will be described using a deck-type cover faucet.

As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the cover faucet has a faucet main body 10, a lower cover body 20 as a sub cover body constituting the cover, and a main cover body as a main cover body constituting the cover. An upper cover body 30 and a pair of left and right side caps 50 are provided.

As shown in FIG. 2, the faucet main body 10 incorporates a temperature control device 11 for adjusting the mixing of hot and cold water and a switching device 12 for adjusting the flow rate and switching the direction of water discharge. . Also, as shown in FIG. 1, from the left end of the faucet main body 10, a mounting portion 13 composed of a spindle for operating the temperature control device 11 and a cylindrical portion through which the spindle can be moved forward and backward.
From the right end, a mounting portion 14 composed of a spindle for operating the switching device 12 and a cylindrical portion through which the spindle is removably inserted protrudes.

Further, as shown in FIG. 2, on both sides of the bottom surface of the faucet main body 10, a water side connection portion 15 for connecting a water supply pipe screw A and a water supply pipe screw B are connected. And a hot-water-side connecting portion 16 are provided in a substantially cylindrical shape. A callan side connection portion 17 for connecting the water discharge pipe T is provided substantially in the center of the upper surface in a substantially cylindrical shape. Further, as shown in FIG. 3, a shower-side connecting portion 18 for connecting the shower elbow E protrudes in a substantially cylindrical shape from substantially the center of the back surface.

As shown in FIG. 3, a recess 19 is provided substantially at the center of the front surface of the faucet main body 10, and a female screw portion M provided at the back end thereof has a substantially lid-shaped fixing cap K. Is screwed. The fixing cap K is provided with a female screw portion m along the axial direction.

The lower cover body 20 is attached to the faucet main body 10 from the front side, and covers the lower front side of the faucet main body 10 and the lower side of both side surfaces. Further, as shown in FIG. 1, a substantially U-shaped outer shape is provided, and a substantially U-shaped concave portion 21 is provided substantially at the center of the front surface thereof. Further, the recess 21 is provided with a screw insertion hole 22 as shown in FIG. The lower cover body 20 is provided with the insertion hole 2
2, the small screw R is screwed into the female screw part m, thereby being securely fixed to the faucet main body 10.

The total height of the pair of left and right side plates 24 of the lower cover 20 is determined by the mounting portion 1 when the cover 20 is attached.
It does not conflict with 3 and 14. In addition, since the fixing of the cover body 20 is performed by easy screwing, the work of attaching and fixing the cover body 20 is performed smoothly.

Also, as shown in FIG.
The slide protrusions 25 used for connection with the upper cover body 30 are provided on both left and right sides of the front surface of the front cover 0 and the rear end surfaces of the both side plates 24.
Are formed. As shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, this slide ridge 25 has a tapered shape in which both side surfaces 2a, 2a are inclined surfaces, and the lateral width gradually increases from the insertion start end 2c at the upper end to the insertion end 2d at the lower end. It has been. Furthermore,
From the insertion end portion 2d, a substantially thin plate-shaped engaging portion 28 is projected in a substantially cantilever shape toward the other slide ridge 25 adjacent rightward or leftward.

The upper cover body 30 is externally fitted to the cover body 20 from above the lower cover body 20 to be integrated therewith.
It covers the front, top and back of the faucet body 10. As shown in FIG. 1, the upper cover body 30 has a substantially tunnel shape that can be expanded in a direction in which the open portions 31 to 33 on both side surfaces and the bottom surface are expanded.

That is, the upper cover body 30 is substantially cantilevered at both side edges of the upper surface cover piece 3A constituting the upper surface part, with the front cover piece 3B constituting the front part and the rear cover piece 3C constituting the rear part. Open portions 31 to 33 are formed on both side surfaces and the bottom surface while supporting in a beam shape. Then, the mounting portions 13 and 14 are inserted through the open portions 31 and 32 on both side surfaces,
The water faucet body 10 is attached and detached while the other part of the faucet body 10 is inserted through the opening 33 on the bottom surface.

At substantially the center of the upper surface, a storage portion 34 in which the above-described callan side connection portion 17 is stored is raised up in a substantially cylindrical shape. Further, as shown in FIG. 3, a notch S for inserting the shower elbow E is provided substantially in the center of the back surface.

On each side, as shown in FIG. 1, each upper half is formed as a substantially semi-elliptical notch P, and each lower half is formed as a pair of thick portions W. . Each thick portion W has a slide groove 35 corresponding to the slide ridge 25 described above.
Is provided.

As shown in FIGS. 4 and 5, the slide groove 35 has a shape in which the slide ridge 25 and the concave and convex portions are substantially reversed. That is, the left and right side wall surfaces 3a, 3a are inclined surfaces, and the insertion opening 3d at the lower end from the insertion rear end 3c at the upper end.
It is a tapered groove whose groove width gradually increases toward. A substantially rectangular notch is provided in the insertion opening 3d toward the side of the other slide groove 35 adjacent to the right or left side. The part 38 is provided.

The lower cover body 20 of the upper cover body 30
As shown in FIG. 5 (a), the attachment (outer fitting) is performed while the former slide grooves 35 and the latter slide protrusions 25 are slidingly fitted. By such slide fitting, as shown in FIG. 5B, both side surfaces 2a and 2a of the slide ridge 25 and both side wall surfaces 3a and 3a of the slide groove 35 are formed.
a comes into surface contact with each other, and the two cover bodies 20, 30 are positioned along the connection direction and the left-right direction.

In this embodiment, the insertion start end (upper end surface) 2c of the slide ridge 25 and the insertion rear end (rear end surface) 3c of the slide groove 35 are in contact with each other. A “gap” may exist.

As described above, the attachment work (outer fitting work) to the lower cover body 20 of the upper cover body 30 is performed by easy slide fitting, and at the time of this work, the opening portion is opened. This operation is performed smoothly because the upper cover body 30 and the mounting portions 13 and 14 do not interfere with each other due to the operations of 31 to 33. Also, by this operation, the small screw R and the concave portion 2
Since 1 and the like are concealed by the upper cover body 30, the small screw R and the concave portion 21 do not impair the appearance of the cover faucet.

When this slide fitting is performed, the engaged portions 38 at the four corners on the bottom surface of the upper cover 30 are brought into contact with the corresponding engaging portions 28 of the lower cover 20 as shown in FIG. The upper cover body 30 is engaged in the front-rear direction, that is, in the “anti-” expanding direction of the upper cover body 30. Moreover, the upper cover body 30 is fixed to the lower cover body 20 in the left-right direction by the above-mentioned surface contact. For this reason, the engaged state of the engaged portion 38 and the engaging portion 28 is firm, and the expansion of the upper cover body 30 is reliably prohibited.

That is, since the upper cover body 30 has a structure capable of expanding in the direction in which the open portions 31 to 33 on both side surfaces and the bottom surface are widened, if the cover body 30 alone is attached to the faucet body 10 alone. , There is a risk of inadvertently expanding and pulling out.
In the present embodiment, this attachment is performed while being connected to the lower cover body 20, and the above-mentioned “surface contact” and “engagement” are used to securely prohibit this expansion, and the upper cover body 30 With this arrangement, it is possible to prevent withdrawal due to inadvertent opening, looseness of the upper cover body 30 associated with this opening, and displacement.

In this embodiment, since the engaging portion 28 is provided on the slide ridge 25 and the engaged portion 38 is provided in the slide groove 35, the structure of each of the covers 20, 30 does not become complicated. Furthermore, since the engaging portion 28 and the engaged portion 38 are concealed and do not appear as an appearance, the engaged portion 38 and the like do not impair the appearance of the cover faucet.

Further, in this embodiment, the faucet body 10 has a complicated external shape with the mounting portions 13 and 14 protruding from both side surfaces thereof, but the split type in which the cover is attached from different directions. By doing so, the shapes and structures of the covers (that is, the lower cover body 30 and the upper cover body 30) are simplified, and the attachment and detachment are facilitated.

As shown in FIG. 1, the side cap 50 is fitted into the notch P of the upper cover body 30, and has a substantially semi-elliptical planar shape. The cap 50 is provided with an insertion hole 51 through which the mounting portions 13 and 14 are inserted along the axial direction. In addition, the cap 50 has an elastic engagement piece 52 protruding from the back surface thereof, and is engaged and fixed to the inner wall surfaces on both ends of the upper cover body 30 using the engagement piece 52.

At the stage where the side cap 50 is attached, even if the upper cover body 30 is to be pulled out, it cannot be pulled out because the mounting portions 13 and 14 of the faucet main body are caught by the cap 50. In addition, as described above, since the lower cover body 20 is accurately fixed to the faucet body 10 and furthermore the expansion of the upper cover body 30 is prohibited, the entire cover is attached to the faucet body 10 at this stage. , Firmly fixed.

Therefore, in the present embodiment, the “fixing bracket (cap nut) 7” performed after the side cap 50 is attached.
0 and upper cover body 30 using callan-side connecting portion 17
In this case, it is possible to easily perform the work of tightening the fixing fittings (cap nuts) 70 at the time of “clamping and fixing (see FIG. 2)”. Further, in the present embodiment, it is possible to omit the clamping and fixing using the fixing bracket (cap nut) 70.

In this embodiment, since the lower cover 20 is fixed at one point except for both ends of the faucet main body 10, the cover composed of the cover 20 and the upper cover 30 is Even when the faucet is not correctly attached to the faucet main body, the correction can be easily performed. Moreover, it is not necessary to perform this correction directly on the cover itself.

That is, as shown in FIG. 7 (a), when the cover is inclined, the fixing nuts G and H screwed to the pipe screws A and B are tightened. The portion N contacts the deck surface J. In this state, when the fixing nuts G and H are further tightened, the cover rotates about the small screw R as a rotation center and a part N of the lower surface of the cover as a point of application of a rotational force, as shown in FIG. This is because the inclination is self-corrected.

In this embodiment, as shown in FIG. 2, a temperature control handle 81 for operating the temperature control device 11 is disposed on the left mounting portion 13, and a switching device is mounted on the right mounting portion 14. A switching handle 82 for operating the wheel 12 is arranged.

Next, other features of this embodiment will be described.
In a conventional cover faucet, the final fixing of the cover using a cap nut etc. is performed at the final stage of production of this faucet (before shipment, etc.).
It is common to do it. That is, when the faucet is on a production line, it is generally considered that the final fixing is not performed.

Also in the present cover faucet, the holding and fixing of the upper cover body 30 using the fixing metal fitting (cap nut) 70 is performed in the final stage. For this reason, if the cover faucet does not include the side cap 50, there is a possibility that the upper cover body 30 may come off in a production line or the like as shown in FIG. 8A.

Therefore, it is necessary for a worker on the production line to perform his / her work more carefully than necessary in order to avoid this withdrawal, and the productivity of the cover faucet may decrease. Also, when replacing the water discharge pipe T or the like, the upper cover body 30 is accidentally detached and falls on the floor or the like,
It may be damaged. On the other hand, as shown in FIG. 8B, when the side cap 50 is used, the removal of the upper cover body 30 is reliably prevented as described above.
Such a defect does not occur.

The scope of each invention is not limited to the specific embodiments described above, and various modifications can be made within the scope of each invention.

That is, in the faucet main body 10 described above, "the upper cover body 30 protrudes in a direction different from the attaching / detaching direction.
The mounting portions 13 and 14 are provided as “projections that are exposed to the outside after the cover 30 is attached”. It is assumed that the faucet main body 10 has “another protruding portion” instead of or together with the mounting portions 13 and 14, and the upper cover body 30 has the “other protruding portion”.
If there is an "other opening" through which the "other opening" is inserted, an "other side cap" may be arranged for the "other opening".

For example, the callan-side connecting portion 17 is connected to the faucet main body 1.
0, the upper cover 30 is provided with an opening through which the upper cover 30 is inserted.
Alternatively, a side cap having an insertion hole through which the hole can be inserted may be used. Further, the removal prevention body represented by the side cap 50 is not limited to the one having the insertion hole 51. For example,
It may be provided with a notch-shaped insertion portion that opens on the upper surface, side surface, or the like.

Further, unlike the present embodiment, the engaging portion 28 and the engaged portion 38 can be exposed as a cover faucet appearance. For example, the insertion end 2 of each slide ridge 25
d and a lower surface of the lower cover body 20, an L-shaped engaging portion 28 is projected from the lower surface of the lower cover body 20, and the engaging portion 28 is
(These surfaces constitute the engaged portion 38).

Further, the front cover piece 3 of the upper cover body 30
Even if only one of B and the back cover piece 3C has a cantilever shape, and only one of these can be expanded in the direction of expanding the open portions 31 to 33, the aforementioned “engaged portion 38 and the engagement The engagement using the joint 28 has a significant meaning.

The slide ridge 25 and the slide groove 3
5 is not limited to the substantially tapered shape of this embodiment. For example, as shown in FIG. 9, a modified example using a straight type (constant cross-sectional area type) slide protrusion 25 and a straight type (groove width, groove depth constant type) slide groove 35. Can be exemplified.

However, this embodiment is superior to this modification in the following points. In a modified example, both cover bodies 20, 30
It is necessary to accurately align the slide ridge 25 and the slide groove 35 in a corresponding relationship with each other with a slight clearance between them as an allowable error.

On the other hand, in this embodiment, this alignment is
As shown in FIG. 5A, the insertion start end 2c having a small size of the slide ridge 25 may be inserted into the insertion opening 3d having a large size of the slide groove 35.
That is, since it is sufficient to perform the positioning roughly, the connection work between the two cover bodies 20 and 30 can be performed more smoothly.

In a modified example, both cover members 20 and 30
As shown in FIG. 9B, the positioning along the connection direction of (1) and (2) of the leading end face (insertion start end) 2c of the slide ridge 25 is performed.
It is necessary to bring the slide groove 35 into contact with the rear end face (insertion rear end portion) 3c. Therefore, in order to obtain sufficient positioning accuracy, the slide ridge 25 and the slide groove 3 are required.
It is necessary to improve the dimensional accuracy of No. 5.

On the other hand, in this embodiment, the positioning is performed by the side surfaces 2a, 2a of the slide ridge 25 as described above.
Since the contact is performed by surface contact with both side wall surfaces 3a, 3a of the slide groove 35, sufficient positioning accuracy can be obtained even if the dimensional accuracy of the slide protrusion 25 and the slide groove 35 is roughened to some extent.

Further, in a modified example, the two cover bodies 20 and 30
After connection, as shown in FIG.
a, 2a and the side wall surfaces 3a, 3a, etc., there is a “gap 2g” due to the clearance between the slide ridge 25 and the slide groove 35.
There is a risk of relative "chatter" between 0 and 30. On the other hand, in this embodiment, since the slide ridge 25 and the slide groove 35 are in surface contact with each other, this “rattle”
Is unlikely to occur.

Considering that the cover members 20 and 30 of the modified example are integrally formed by using a resin or the like, as in this modified example, a molded product having a straight type slide ridge 25 and a slide groove 35 (FIG. It is difficult to remove the cover bodies 20, 30) from the molding die. Therefore,
It is necessary to complicate the structure of the molding die, and the manufacturing costs of the cover members 20 and 30 are likely to be high.

On the other hand, in this embodiment, since the slide ridge 25 and the slide groove 35 have a substantially tapered shape and have a "draft angle", the molding die does not need to be specially devised. It is easy to remove the cover bodies 20 and 30 as molded products from the mold.

In this embodiment, both side surfaces 2a, 2a
A purely tapered slide ridge 25 with an inclined side and a purely tapered slide groove 35 with an inclined side wall 3a, 3a are illustrated, but these are one side 2a (one side wall 3a). It may be a substantially tapered one in which only the slope is inclined (for example, a key-shaped slide ridge 25 having a slope).

In the present embodiment, the slide ridge 2
5 (slide groove 35) was changed to have a “substantially tapered shape” by changing the width (groove width), but the thickness (depth) was changed, and the width (groove width) and thickness (depth) were changed. May be changed to have a “substantially tapered shape”.

Further, the slide ridge 25 and the slide groove 3
5 may be slid into a dovetail shape, and the dovetail portion may be used as the engaging portion 28 and the engaged portion 38. In this case, the main cover body 20 is firmly fixed not only in the lateral direction but also in the front-rear direction, and the engagement state of the engaging portion 28 and the engaged portion 38 is further enhanced. Further, the engaging portion 28 and the engaged portion 38 are connected to the slide ridge 25 and the slide groove 3.
5, there is no need to provide the cover members 20, 3 separately.
The structure of No. 0 can be simplified, and the engaging portion 28 and the engaged portion 38 can be prevented from appearing as the appearance of the cover faucet.

[0061]

As described above, according to the first aspect of the present invention, a cover faucet having a cover which can be easily attached / detached, whose shape and structure can be simplified, and which can be firmly fixed to the faucet body. Is obtained. According to the second aspect of the present invention,
It is possible to easily correct the attached state of the cover. Further, according to the invention of claim 3, the appearance of the cover faucet can be improved.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is an exploded perspective view of a cover faucet described in an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a longitudinal sectional view of the cover faucet described in the embodiment of the invention.

FIG. 3 is a vertical sectional view taken along a line 1-1 in FIG. 2;

FIG. 4 is a perspective view for explaining a slide ridge and a slide groove.

5A is a schematic longitudinal sectional view of a slide ridge and a slide groove in the middle of slide fitting, and FIG. 5B is a schematic vertical sectional view of a slide ridge and a slide groove fitted in slide; It is.

FIG. 6 is a diagram illustrating a relationship between an engaging portion and an engaged portion;
FIG. 2 is a schematic explanatory view showing a portion to be engaged before the engaging portion is engaged and a portion to be engaged after the engaging portion is engaged in a 2-2 cross section in FIG. 2. is there.

7A is a schematic front view showing a process of self-correcting the cover inclination, and FIG. 7B is a schematic front view showing a state after the cover inclination is self-corrected.

8A is a schematic longitudinal sectional view of the present cover faucet with a side cap omitted, and FIG. 8B is a schematic longitudinal sectional view of the present cover faucet.

FIG. 9A is a perspective view of a slide ridge and a slide groove according to a modification, and FIG. 9B is a schematic longitudinal sectional view showing a process in which the slide ridge and the slide groove according to the modification are slidingly fitted. is there.

[Explanation of symbols]

10; faucet body, 11; temperature control device, 12; switching device, 1
3, 14; mounting part, 15; water side connection part, 16; hot water side connection part, 17; curran side connection part, 18; shower side connection part, 19; recess, M: female screw part, 20; lower side Cover body (sub-cover body), 21; recess, 22; screw insertion hole, 2
4; side plate, 25; slide ridge, 2a; side surface, 2c; insertion start end portion (tip surface), 2d; insertion end portion, 28; engagement portion, 2g; gap, 30; upper cover body (main cover body) 3A; top cover piece, 3B; front cover piece, 3B
C: back cover piece, 31-33; open part, 34; storage part, S; notch, P; notch, W: thick part, 3
5; slide groove; 38; engaged portion; 3a;
c: insertion rear end (rear end face), 3d: insertion opening, 50; side cap, 51; insertion hole, 52; elastic engagement piece, 7
0: Fixing bracket (bag nut), 81: Temperature control handle, 8
2; switching handle, A, B; pipe screw, G, H; fixing nut, J; deck surface, T; water discharge pipe, E; shower elbow, K; fixing cap, m; .

Claims (3)

[Claims] 1. A cover faucet in which a faucet body is covered with a cover having a main cover body and a sub-cover body, wherein the sub-cover body is screwed and fixed to the faucet body. A cover faucet wherein the main cover is attached to the sub cover. 2. The cover faucet according to claim 1, wherein said auxiliary cover body is fixedly screwed to said faucet body at one point except for both ends. 3. The cover faucet according to claim 1, wherein a screw-fixed portion of the sub-cover is covered with the main cover.