JPH11337083A - Combination type cooking appliance - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To prevent spaces between respective unit cooking appliances from changing by mounting a plurality of unit cooking appliances in a single opening and efficiently forming the opening. SOLUTION: A combination type cooking appliance comprises a plurality of main body cases 31 and 41 mounted in a single rectangular opening 13 formed on the counter top 10 of a system kitchen in a dropped state, a plurality of top plates 32 and 42 mounted on the counter top 10 so as to cover at least upper end opening peripheral edges of the main body cases 31 and 41 respectively therewith and connecting means 2, 27 and 27 for connecting and fixing the adjacent main body cases 31 and 41 together.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a combination type cooking utensil which is combined with unit cooking utensils such as a drop-in stove and a fryer and attached to a countertop of a system kitchen.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art As a combination type cooking utensil, a plurality of unit cooking utensils such as a drop-in stove and a fryer having different heat generating capacities are appropriately combined and mounted on a countertop of a system kitchen, as shown in FIG. . FIG. 7 shows the left two unit cooking utensils (17) (1) shown in FIG.
7) It is an enlarged view of the mounting part of the barrel drop-in stove,
Edge of opening (13) (13) opened in countertop (10)
A flange (36) projecting from the outer periphery of the upper end of the main body cases (18) and (18) is engaged with (14), and the upper end opening of the main body case (18) is opened by the top plates (12) and (12). It is covered. In addition, the fryer which is a unit cookware (17) appearing at the right end of FIG. 6 includes a main body case (18) attached to the countertop (10) and a top frame (15) covering the periphery of an open upper end portion thereof. .

In this apparatus, various unit cooking utensils (17) (17) selected according to a user's request are attached to a countertop (10) (see FIG. 6). However, in the above, since the operation of forming the opening (13) must be repeated as many as the number of the unit cooking utensils (17) and (17), the operation of forming the opening (13) is troublesome. .

Therefore, in order to improve the working efficiency in forming the opening (13), a single large opening (13) is formed in the countertop (10), and the top plate (12) ( 12) and top frame (15) so that each body case (18) (1
It is also conceivable that 8) are arranged side by side and dropped into the single opening (13). In this case, the operation of forming the opening (13) is performed only once, and the operation efficiency is improved by reducing the number of operations.

[0005]

However, simply dropping each of the main body cases (18) and (18) into the common opening (13) as in the above-mentioned improvement plan does not require each of the main body cases (18) to be subjected to external force or the like.
The distance between (18) is widened and the top plate (12) (12) and the top frame (15)
Since there is a case where a gap may be generated between the unit cooking utensils (17) and (17), it is necessary to fix the distance between the unit cooking appliances (17) and (17).

According to the present invention, even if a plurality of unit cooking utensils (17) and (17) can be attached to a single opening (13) and the work of forming the opening (13) is made more efficient, each unit cooking utensil (17) can be used. (17) It is an object of the present invention to prevent the mutual interval of (17) from changing.

[0007]

Means for Solving the Problems The technical means of the present invention for solving the above-mentioned problem is as follows: "A state where a unit is dropped into a single rectangular opening (13) formed in a countertop (10) of a system kitchen. A plurality of body cases mounted on the counter top (10) in a manner to separately cover at least the upper end opening portion periphery of each body case, and the adjacent body cases to each other. It is provided with connecting means for connecting and fixing. "

According to the above technical means, since the adjacent main body cases are connected and fixed by the connecting means, even if an external force acts on each main body case mounted on the single opening (13). These do not move from the arrangement position.

[0009]

The present invention has the following specific effects. Since each body case attached to the single opening (13) does not move due to an unexpected external force or the like, there is no inconvenience that the mutual interval between the unit cooking utensils (17) and (17) changes. [Others] * Item a In the above invention, "the connecting means is constituted by a connecting plate whose both ends reach the adjacent main body case, and connecting means for connecting the connecting plate and each main body case. If both ends of the adjacent main body case and the connecting plate reaching the main body case are connected by a connecting means, the main body cases are connected to each other.

* B In the invention described above, the connecting means includes a connecting plate having both ends reaching a flange protruding outward from an upper end of the adjacent main body case, and connecting the connecting plate to each of the flanges. When both ends of the connection plate are connected to the respective flanges at the upper ends of the adjacent main body cases by the connecting means, the main body cases are connected to each other.

Item * c In the above invention, "the connecting means comprises a connecting plate whose both ends are individually overlapped with the side plates of the adjacent main body case, and an overlapping portion of the connecting plate and the side plate of each main body case. When the overlapping portions are joined by joining means in a state where both ends of the connecting plate are overlapped on the side plates of the adjacent main body cases, the main body cases are joined to each other. .

Item * d In the above-mentioned items a to c, if "the coupling means is a screw", the both ends of the connecting plate and each main body case are fixed with screws. Each body case can be combined. * E section In the above item a, c or d, the plug hole is formed at the base end portion of the flange protruding outward from the upper end of each of the main body cases, and the connection hole is formed. The plate is provided with an insertion piece that is inserted into the insertion hole from below,
When the insertion piece is inserted into the insertion hole, the side plate of the main body case and the connecting portion of the connection plate coincide with each other. "

In this structure, when the insertion piece of the connecting plate is inserted into the insertion hole formed at the bent base end of the flange at the upper end of the main body case from the front end, the connecting plate and the main body case are connected by the connecting means. Matches naturally. Therefore, the work of connecting the connecting plate and the main body case by the connecting means can be easily performed. For example, when a screw is used as the coupling means as described in the above item d, the screw holes formed in the main body case and the coupling means naturally match each other.

* F In the above invention, the interval between the main body cases can be set by a connecting plate or the like so that the adjacent covering members come into direct contact with each other. If the spacers which are closely inserted between the coverings are attached by fixing means, '' the unit cooking utensils (17) and (17) can be variously set to each other by using a spacer having a predetermined width. be able to.

[0015]

Next, embodiments of the present invention will be described. [First Embodiment] FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a state in which a combination type cooking utensil for explaining a first embodiment of the present invention is mounted on a countertop of a system kitchen,
The medium-capacity drop-in hob (3) and the large-capacity drop-in hob (4) are mounted on the countertop (10) so that they can be dropped. ) (17). And FIG.
As shown in Fig. 2, the medium capacity drop-in stove (3)
And large capacity drop-in stove (4) body case (31) (41)
(32) (4)
2) Rectangular box-shaped spacer (84) that opens downward between each other
Are arranged.

Hereinafter, the details of each part will be described in more detail. * About medium capacity drop-in stove (3) * As shown in Fig. 2, medium capacity drop-in stove (3)
A main body case (31) accommodating the gas burners (35), (35), a top plate (32) covering an upper end opening of the main body case (31), and (34) It has (34).

A body case (31) constituting the medium capacity drop-in stove (3) is formed in a rectangular box shape with an open top, and a countertop (10) is mounted on the outer periphery of the top end of the body case (31). Flange (3) engaging with the lip (14) of the opening (13)
6) is provided around. A pair of short sides of the flange (36)
(300) (300) (Counter top (1
0), the insertion holes (37) and (37) are opened, and the insertion holes (37) and (37) opened on both short sides (300) and (300). ) Are formed at positions spaced apart from the center of the main body case (31) in the width direction (the length direction of the countertop (10)) by an equal distance in the width direction.

Further, the side plates (301) (301) of the main body case (31) bent downward from the short sides (300) (300) are provided in the width direction of the main body case (31) (countertop (10)). The screw holes (302) (302) are formed at a position separated from the center of the () length direction) by an equal distance in the width direction. As shown in FIG. 2, a top plate (32) arranged so as to entirely cover the upper end open portion (30) of the main body case (31) is arranged back and forth across a central ridge (327). Burner insertion hole (321)
(321), an upright plate (324) bent from the outer periphery of the bottom plate (322), and an outer peripheral flange (323) projecting outward from the upper end thereof. The hanging plate (325) hanging from the outer periphery of the (323) is placed on the lip (14) of the opening (13) opened in the countertop (10).

An operation section (326) for igniting and extinguishing the gas burners (35) and for adjusting their heating power is provided at a portion corresponding to the front side of the stove of the top plate (32). The operation unit (326) and a control device (not shown) in the main body case (31) are electrically connected by a lead wire (not shown). The two Gotoku (34) (34) placed and mounted on the top plate (32)
A burner insertion hole (32) opened in the bottom plate (322) of the top plate (32)
(1) Square-shaped pentagonal frame (341) curved to surround
And a claw extending from the pentagonal frame (341) toward the center thereof.
(342).

* Regarding large capacity drop-in stove (4) * The large capacity drop-in stove (4) is provided with a single gas burner (45) having a large capacity as shown in FIGS.
This is different from the medium capacity drop-in stove (3) described above, which has two medium capacity gas burners (35) (35). Because of this,
A large-capacity gas burner (45) is arranged in the center of the rectangular box-shaped main body case (41) whose upper end is open,
A flange (46) is provided around the outer periphery of the upper end of the main body case (41). Also, a pair of short side portions (400) (4
00 (in the portion extending from the main body case (41) in the front-rear direction of the countertop (10)) is provided with insertion holes (47) and (47) and the insertion holes (47) and (47). Are arranged in the same manner as the insertion holes (37) and (37) of the main body case (31) described above.

The side plates (401) and (401) of the main body case (41) bent downward from the short sides (400) and (400) are provided in the width direction of the main body case (41) (counter top (10)). The screw holes (402) and (402) are formed at positions spaced apart from the center of the () length direction) by an equal distance in the width direction. A single burner insertion hole (421) is formed in the bottom plate (422) of the top plate (42) covering the upper end opening (40) of the main body case (41), and the outer periphery of the bottom plate (422) is At the outer periphery of the upper end of the upright plate (424) that bends and rises from above, there is provided a hanging plate (425) that engages from above with the lip (14) of the opening (13) opened in the countertop (10). Outer flange (423) is overhanging.

An operation section (426) for a gas burner (45) is provided at a portion corresponding to the front side of the stove of the top plate (42). In addition, the bottom plate (422) of the top plate (42) has
(441) and a claw extending from the top toward the center (442) (4
Gotoku (44) equipped with (42) is placed. * About the connecting means * The main body case (31) constituting the medium capacity drop-in stove (3) described above, the both side plates (301) (301) and the main body case (41) constituting the large capacity drop-in stove (4) The two side plates (40
1) (401) (The side plates (301) and (401) are arranged in a vertical plane extending in the longitudinal direction of the countertop (10).)
Are connected by a connecting means comprising a pair of connecting plates (2) (2) and screws (27) (27) installed between them.

The connecting plate (2) is formed of a rectangular plate that is long in the direction connecting the main body cases (31) and (41). (31) (41)
The insertion piece (21) (2) which is inserted from below into the insertion hole (37) (47) formed in the flange (36) (46) of the
1) has been extended. Also, in the vicinity of both ends in the longitudinal direction of the connecting plate (2), through holes (22) (22) for inserting screws (27) (27) described later.
Are formed. Further, a central hole (23) for inserting a screw (28) to be described later is formed in the center of the connecting plate (2). In the present embodiment, the connection plate (2) and the screw (27)
The combination of (27) corresponds to the connecting means described above.

* About spacer (84) * Medium capacity drop-in cooker Medium capacity drop-in cooker (3)
The spacer (84), which is densely inserted between the top plate (32) and the top plate (42) of the large capacity drop-in stove (4), is formed in a flat rectangular box shape with an open lower end. Hanging plates (85) and (85) are hung from the lower surface near both ends in the longitudinal direction of the spacer (84), and near the lower end of the hanging plates (85) and (85), the connecting plate ( Screw holes (86) (86) corresponding to the above-described through holes (23) (23) formed in the center of 2) are formed.

* Regarding the countertop (10) * As shown in FIG. 2, the countertop (10) of the system kitchen includes a medium capacity drop-in hob (3) and a large capacity drop-in hob (4). 31) (41) torso (39)
There is a single opening (13) large enough to drop (49) together. * Attaching work to the countertop (10) * Next, the work of attaching the medium capacity drop-in stove (3) and the large capacity drop-in stove (4) to the countertop (10) will be described.

First, before dropping the main case (31) (41) of the medium capacity drop-in stove (3) and the large capacity drop-in stove (4) into the opening (13) of the countertop (10), they are connected. Plate (2) Connect and integrate with (2). Specifically, the main body cases (31) and (41) are arranged on a workbench at intervals in the width direction, and are attached to the flange (36) of the main body case (31) constituting the medium capacity drop-in stove (3). Formed insertion holes (37) (37)
Connected to the insertion hole (37) located on the side of the large capacity drop-in stove (4) and the insertion hole (47) on the side of the large capacity drop-in stove (4) adjacent to the insertion hole (37). Inserts at both ends of plate (2)
(21) Insert (21) separately from below. Then, the side plate of the body case (31) that constitutes the medium capacity drop-in stove (3)
Screw hole (302) on the large capacity drop-in stove (4) side formed in (301) and the inside hole formed on the side plate (401) of the main body case (41) constituting the large capacity drop-in stove (4) The through holes (22) and (22) at both ends of the connecting plate (2) respectively overlap the screw holes (402) and (402) on the side of the capacity drop-in stove (3). In this state, screws (27) and (27) as coupling means are screwed into the screw holes (302) and (302) from the through holes (22) and (22), and tightened. (31) Each side plate of (41) (3
01) (301) (401) (401), the main case (31) (41) of the medium capacity drop-in stove (3) and large capacity drop-in stove (4) is a pair of connecting plates (2) ( 2) It is connected and integrated by.

Next, hanging plates (85) (85) hanging from the lower surface of the spacer (84) are inserted into central holes (23) (23) formed in the center of the connecting plates (2) (2). Align the screw holes (86) and (86)
(23) Screws (28) (28) as fixing means inserted from (23) are screwed into the screw holes (86) (86) and tightened. Then, as shown in FIG. 3, a spacer (84) is provided at the center of the connecting plate (2) for connecting the body cases (31) and (41) of the medium capacity drop-in hob (3) and the large capacity drop-in hob (4). ) Is attached with screws (28) and (28).

Next, the body portions (39) and (49) of the main body cases (31) and (41) connected in the state of FIG. 3 are integrally dropped into the opening (13), and the main body cases (31) and (49) are dropped. The flanges (36) and (46) projecting to the outer periphery of the upper end of (41) are engaged with the rim (14) of the opening (13), and thereafter, as shown by the imaginary line in FIG. Four
Cover the upper end opening of the main body cases (31) and (41) with 2). After that, when the top plates (32) and (42) are placed on the top plates (32) and (42), as shown in Fig. 1, the top plates of the medium capacity drop-in stove (3) and the large capacity drop-in stove (4) These are mounted on the countertop (10) with the spacer (84) interposed between the (32) and (42).

In this apparatus, as shown in FIG. 3, a medium capacity drop-in stove (3) and a large capacity drop-in stove
The main body cases (31) and (41) of (4) are connected to the connecting plate (2) as connecting means by screws (27) and (27) so that the distance between them is kept constant. Therefore, the distance between the main body cases (31) and (41) and the top plates (32) and (42) covering the upper end open portions does not spread due to external force such as vibration when the pan is hung and lowered.

In the conventional apparatus shown in FIG. 6, the spilling water falling from the pan is narrow (11) between the unit cooking utensils (17) and (17).
(11), it is difficult to clean it, but in the above embodiment, the spacer (84) is provided between the top plates (32) and (42) of the medium capacity drop-in stove (3) and the large capacity drop-in stove (4). When the boil-off falls and adheres to the spacer (84), the upper surface of the spacer (84) may be cleaned, and the cleaning operation can be easily performed.

[Second Embodiment] Next, a second embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. This configuration is the same as that of the first embodiment described above except for the structure of the connecting means. The connecting means is a connecting plate (200) that is installed on the flanges (36) and (46) on the outer periphery of the upper end of the main body cases (31) and (41).
(200), the connecting plate (200) (200) and the flange (36) (4
It is composed of screws (56) and (56) as connecting means for connecting 6).

The connecting plate (200) is connected to the adjacent main body case.
(31) and (41) are mounted so as to straddle both case main cases (31) and (41) from above, and the connecting plate (200) is obtained by bending a rectangular plate into a substantially rhombic shape. , Connecting parts at both ends (200
A) (200A) and a central relief (200B).
Through holes (202) and (202) are formed in the connecting portions (200A) and (200A), and the escape portion (200B) is recessed downward so that the spacer (84) can be attached to the central bottom wall. A through hole (203) is formed. The above-mentioned recessed recessed portion (200B) is formed when the upper end open portion of the main body case (31) (41) is covered with the top plate (32) (42). (42) Peripheral hanging plate (325) (4
25) and the connecting plate (200) so as not to interfere with each other as described later.

The lower ends of the hanging plates (80) hanging from the lower surface of the spacer (84) are bent outward to form bent pieces (81) and (81). The bent pieces (81) and (81) have through holes (203) and (2) formed in the escape portion (200B) of the connection plate (200).
Screw holes (82) (82) corresponding to (03) are formed. On the other hand, the flanges (36) (46) of the main body cases (31) (41) have through holes (202) (202) formed in the connecting portions (200A) (200A) of the connecting plates (200) (200). ) Are provided with screw holes (38) and (48).

Next, the operation of attaching the main body cases (31) and (41) to the system kitchen (10) will be described. First, the connecting plate (200) is inserted into the screw holes (82) (82) formed in the bent pieces (81) (81) at the lower ends of the hanging plates (80) (80) hanging from the lower surface of the spacer (84).
Screws (88) and (88) are screwed into the holes by aligning the through holes (203) and (203) in the center of (200). This allows the spacer (84)
Attach the connecting plate (200) (200).

Next, the main body cases (31) and (41) in the separated state
Into the opening (13) of the countertop (10), and the three sides of the rectangular frame-shaped flanges (36) (46) as in the first embodiment described above. Lock to 14).
Next, the through holes of the connecting portions (200A) (200A) at both ends of the connecting plate (200)
(202) Align the (202) with the screw holes (38) and (48) of the flanges (36) and (46), and fix the portion with screws (56) and (56). As a result, the main body cases (31) and (41) are connected to each other by the connecting means including the connecting plates (200) and (200) and the screws (56) and (56). Then, as shown by the imaginary line in FIG. 3, when the upper end open portions of the main body cases (31) and (41) are covered with the top plates (32) and (42),
The outer hanging plates (325) and (425) of these top plates (32) and (42)
Enters the escape (200B) of (200). Therefore, the top plate (32) (4
The three sides of (2) are the edges (14) of the opening (13) of the countertop (10)
When placed on the other side (adjacent body case
(31) (41) One side extending along the gap between them)
0), and interference between the top plates (32) and (42) and the connecting plate (200) can be avoided. Therefore, the hanging plate (325) of the top plate (32) (42)
The three sides of (425) are stably placed on the rim (14) of the opening (13).

In this apparatus, each of the counter tops (1) is separately provided without connecting the main body cases (31) and (41) in advance.
Since it can be fitted into the opening (13) of (0), there is an advantage that the fitting operation can be performed easily. [Others] (1) In the above embodiment, the medium capacity drop-in stove
(3) Connect large capacity drop-in stove (4) with connecting plate (2) (2)
(200) (200) and screw (27) (27) (56) (56), but another unit cooking beside the medium capacity drop-in stove (3) or large capacity drop-in stove (4) Connect the device (eg, flyer shown at the right end of FIG. 6) to the connecting plate (2) in the same manner as above.
It is also possible to connect three or more unit cooking utensils by dropping them into the common opening (13) by connecting them with (200) or the like.

(2) In each of the above embodiments, the spacer (8
Using 4) to fill the gap between the top plate (32) (42),
It is also possible to reduce the length of the connecting plates (2) (200) and bring the top plates (32) and (42) into direct contact. (3) The top plate (32) (42) wider than the top plate (32) (42) in FIG.
If the boundary between the top plates (32) and (42) is brought into direct contact with each other, the medium capacity drop-in cooker (3) and the large capacity drop-in cooker (4) can be used at the pitch shown in Fig. 1. Even in the case of disposing, the spacer (84) can be made unnecessary.

(4) A plurality of connecting plates (2) having different lengths (20)
If you prepare 0), medium capacity drop-in stove (3)
And the interval of large capacity drop-in stove (4) can be set variously. In this case, a spacer that fits into the space between the top plates (32) and (42) that changes according to the space between the medium capacity drop-in stove (3) and the large capacity drop-in stove (4)
It goes without saying that (84) must be used.

(5) In the first embodiment, the connecting plate
The insertion pieces (21) and (21) projecting upward from both ends of (2) are inserted into the insertion holes (37) and (47) on the body case (31) and (41) sides. The pieces (21) and the insertion holes (37) and (47) are not necessarily provided. (6) In the first embodiment, the screws (27) and (27) inserted through the circular through holes (22) and (22) formed in the connecting plate (2) are used as the main body cases (31) and (41). However, instead of the through holes (22) and (22), it is also possible to employ a long hole extending in the longitudinal direction of the connecting plate (2). is there. In this case, the distance between the main body cases (31) and (41) can be arbitrarily changed by changing the position where the screw holes (302) and (402) are aligned with the long holes formed in the connecting plate (2). be able to. When the distance between the main body cases (31) and (41) is changed, the top plate (32) is selected by appropriately selecting and using various top plates (32) (42) and spacers (84) having different sizes. ) (42)
Prevents gaps between them.

Similarly, instead of the through holes (202) and (202) formed in the connecting plate (200) employed in the second embodiment, the length of the connecting plate (2) (200) is changed. It is also possible to employ a slot extending in the direction. (7) Contrary to the above (6), the screw hole (302) (40
Instead of (2), elongated holes extending in the direction of juxtaposition of the main body cases (31) and (41) are formed in the main body cases (31) and (41), and the through holes (22) ( Screw (2) inserted through the long hole from 22)
7) A separately prepared nut is screwed into the end of (27), whereby the connecting plate (2) and the main body cases (31), (41) can be connected. Also in this case, similarly to the above-mentioned "(6)", the distance between the main body cases (31) and (41) can be changed using the same connecting plate (2).

In this case, not only the screw holes (302) and (402) but also the through holes (22) and (22) of the connecting plate (2) may be elongated holes extending in the same direction as the elongated holes. it can. This body case
(31) The modification in which the long hole is formed on the (41) side can be adopted also in the second embodiment. That is, the elongated holes extending in the direction in which the main body cases (31) and (41) are arranged are inserted into the main body case (31).
It is formed on the flanges (36) and (46) of (41). In this case, since the width of the flanges (36) and (46) is usually about 30 mm,
It is not possible to form very long slots. Therefore, the long holes are preferably formed in the flanges (36) and (46) of the front side and the rear side (a pair of sides located in the front-rear direction of the countertop (10)).

(8) Main body case (31) of the first embodiment
While forming through holes in each of the side plates (301) and (401) of (41),
An inverted J-shaped engagement piece is formed as a connecting means standing from both ends of the upper side of the connection plate, and each of the inverted J-shaped engagement pieces is engaged with each of the through holes to achieve the connection. It is also possible to connect the main body cases (31) and (41) with a plate. This modified example can be adopted also in the second embodiment.

That is, as shown in FIG. 5, the main body case (31)
Through holes (360) and (460) are formed in the flanges (36) and (46) of the (41), and both ends of the connecting plate (200) are bent downward to engage the engagement pieces (208) and (209). Forming this engagement piece (208)
(209) is engaged with each through hole (360) (460) to connect the connecting plate.
The body cases (31) and (41) are connected by (200). (9) In the above embodiment, the hanging plates (85) and (80) hanging from the lower surface of the spacer (84) are connected to the connecting plates (2) (20) with screws (28) and (88).
0), but an inverted J-shaped engaging plate is spot-welded to the outward surface of the hanging plate (85) (80), while the connecting plate (2) (2)
The spacer (84) can be fixed to the connecting plates (2) and (200) by forming a through hole in the base plate (00) and engaging the tip of the above-mentioned inverted J-shaped engaging plate with the through hole. . In this case, the inverted J-shaped engagement plate corresponds to the above-described fixing device for fixing the spacer (84) to the connection plate.

(10) In the second embodiment, the connecting plate (200) is connected to the flanges (36) and (46) of the main body cases (31) and (41). To form bent pieces as coupling means, and these bent pieces are connected to the adjacent side plates of the adjacent main body cases (31) and (41) (the main body cases (31) and (4)).
1) It is also possible to fix with screws to the inner side surfaces of a pair of side plates facing each other with a gap therebetween. Further, instead of fixing the connecting plate (200) and the main body cases (31) and (41) with the screws, the side plates of the main body cases (31) and (41) are partially turned inward as shown by imaginary lines in FIG. Cut and raised slit (100) (1
01), the bent pieces at both ends of the connecting plate (200) are inserted, whereby the main body cases (31) and (41) can be connected to each other.

[Brief description of the drawings]

Fig. 1 Perspective view of the top surface of a countertop (10) with a medium capacity drop-in stove (3) and a large capacity drop-in stove (4).

FIG. 2 is an exploded perspective view of FIG. 1 according to the first embodiment;

FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view of a connection portion between the medium capacity drop-in stove (3) and the large capacity drop-in stove (4) according to the first embodiment.

FIG. 4 is a perspective view of a main part illustrating a second embodiment.

FIG. 5 is an explanatory view of a modification of the connecting plate (200) in the second embodiment.

FIG. 6 is an explanatory view of a conventional example.

FIG. 7 is an explanatory view of a conventional example.

[Explanation of symbols]

 (10) ・ ・ ・ Counter top (13) ・ ・ ・ Opening (17) ・ ・ ・ Unit cookware (31) (41) ・ ・ ・ Main unit case

Claims (7)

[Claims] 1. The system kitchen countertop (1
A plurality of main body cases which are mounted in a single rectangular opening (13) formed in the lower part (0) in a dropped state, and the counter top (10) in a manner to separately cover at least the upper end opening portion periphery of each main body case. A combination cooking appliance comprising: a plurality of covering bodies mounted thereon; and connecting means for connecting and fixing the adjacent main body cases. 2. The combination type according to claim 1, wherein said connecting means comprises a connecting plate having both ends reaching said adjacent main body case, and connecting means for connecting said connecting plate and each of said main body cases. kitchenware. 3. The connecting means includes a connecting plate whose both ends reach a flange protruding outward from an upper end of the adjacent main body case, and connecting means for connecting the connecting plate and each of the flanges. The combination cookware of claim 1, wherein 4. The connecting means is a connecting means for connecting a connecting plate whose both end portions are separately stacked on side plates of the adjacent main body case, and a respective overlapping portion of the connecting plate and the side plate of each main body case. The combination cookware of claim 1, wherein the cookware is configured. 5. The combination cooking appliance according to claim 2, wherein said coupling means is a screw. 6. An insertion hole is formed at a base end of a flange protruding outward from an upper end of each of the main body cases, and is inserted into the insertion hole from below in the connection plate. 6. The plug according to claim 2, wherein a plug is provided, and when the plug is inserted into the plug hole, a side plate of the main body case and a connecting portion of the connecting plate coincide with each other. Combination cookware. 7. The combination cooking appliance according to claim 1, wherein a spacer, which is closely inserted between the adjacent covering members, is attached to the connecting plate by fixing means.