JPS5813839Y2 - Toilet cabinet device - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] The present invention is a new toilet in which a water tank with a hand wash and necessities such as toilet paper, cleaning tools, and waste containers are neatly stored in a flush toilet so that the inside of the toilet can be used effectively. The present invention relates to a cabinet device for use in a computer.

Conventional toilet construction involves tiling the floor and walls, installing toilet bowls, water tanks, and their attached fittings, and all types of piping, all of which are done on site, so these tasks require a high degree of skill and a considerable amount of time and effort. In addition, necessary items such as cleaning tools cannot be neatly arranged in a small room, and the room becomes cluttered and it is difficult to eliminate the feeling of filth.

The present invention relates to a toilet cabinet device that has been completed with the purpose of significantly omitting the various on-site construction work described above, simplifying the installation work, and improving the environment in the toilet and eliminating the feeling of filth. , as shown in the illustrated embodiment, vertically long article storage cabinets H installed at both corners of the toilet;
Eaves plate parts 3, 3' of a required width are stretched across the front edges of opposing side plate parts 2, 2' of 1', and the side plate parts 2, 2'
Girders 4, 4 for supporting the water tank are stretched over the upper end portions of the front and rear surfaces of the article storage cabinets H, 1' so that the distance between the article storage cabinets H, 1' can be adjusted. The upper part of the water tank 5 interposed therebetween is supported by the beam members 4, 4, and a panel 7 is installed between the front doors 6, 6' of the article storage cabinet (1.1) on both sides thereof. This is characterized in that the upper end portion of the panel 7 is supported by the front beam member 4 with the edge portion positioned in front of the eave plate portions 3, 3'.

In the figure, reference numeral 8 indicates a notch for piping provided in the lower part of the panel 7, and reference numeral 9 indicates a notch for piping provided at the lower part of the panel 7, and reference numeral 9 indicates a section 1 for stretching the girders 4, 4 for supporting the aquarium so that the spacing between the article storage cabinets H, 1' can be adjusted. With the spacing adjustment device as a means, the article storage cabinet l-1
, 1' are provided on the inner surfaces of the front and rear plates of the girder members 4, 4, and the blades at both ends of the girder members 4, 4 are slidably inserted and supported. It consists of bolts that press the panels 4, 4 into contact with the front and rear plates of the article storage cabinet (1.1'), and 10 is a means for supporting the upper end of the panel 7 on the front beam 4. A hook 11 is provided on the back side of the panel 7 and engages with the beam member 4, and a spacing adjustment member 11 is stretched between the middle parts of the cabinets 1 and 1' to improve the stability of the article storage cabinets 1 and 1'. The flexible auxiliary girder 12 is a hole provided on the panel 7 for operating the drainage fitting.

With this structure, after the article storage cabinets H, 1' are installed at both corners of the toilet, a water tank 5 is fitted in the space between the article storage cabinets H, 1'. This is supported by water tank supporting girders 4, 4 stretched between the upper end portions of the front and rear surfaces of the opposing side plates 2, 2', and the water tank 5 is piped to the toilet bowl. If the top opening is covered with a lid for a washbasin, etc., there will be a space between the front doors 6, 6' of the article storage cabinet 1.1' facing the front edges of the opposing side panels 2, 2'. A panel 7 is interposed so that both side edges are located in front of the eave plate parts 3, 3' of the required width, which are stretched over the eaves plate parts 3 and 3', and the upper end part of the panel 7 is supported by the front beam member 4. Therefore, the front wall of the toilet is covered with the front doors 6, 6' and panel 7 of the article storage cabinet H, 1', so that a beautiful finish can be obtained inside the toilet even if the front wall is not finished with tiles. Become.

However, cabinets H and 1' for storing goods have front doors 6 and 6'.
Although the toilet can be opened and closed, the interior can be used as a storage area for essential items such as toilet paper, waste containers, cleaning tools, etc., and the water tank 5 and its attached fittings are not visible, so the inside of the toilet looks good. There is also the benefit of being organized.

Furthermore, the girders 4, 4, which are stretched between the upper end parts of the article storage cabinet (1.1') to stabilize them, are designed so that the distance between them can be adjusted, but the left and right width can be adjusted. The cabinet (1, 1') for storing items can be installed in both corners of the toilet, and the panel 7 can also be installed with the required width on the front edge of the opposing side panels 2, 2'. Since the eaves plate parts 3 and 3' are stretched facing each other, the space between the front doors 6 and 6' can always be properly covered, and therefore,
Another advantage is that it can be used accurately and easily in existing toilets.

Therefore, the present invention has great practical value as a toilet cabinet device that eliminates the problems associated with conventional toilet construction.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a partially cutaway perspective view showing an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a partially cutaway plan view. 1.1': Cabinet for storing goods), 2.2': Side plate part, 3.3': Eaves plate part, 4: Girder material, 5: Water tank, 6.6
': Front door, 7: Panel.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] Vertical storage cabinet H installed in both corners of the toilet
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A girder 4 for supporting the water tank is installed at the upper end of the front and rear surfaces of the
The upper part of the water tank 5 interposed between the article storage cabinets H and 1' is stretched so that the distance between the article storage cabinets N and 1' can be adjusted. Further, between the front doors 6, 6' of the article storage cabinets 1 to 1, 1', a panel 7 is installed so that both side edges thereof are located in front of the eaves plate parts 3, 3'. The panel 7 is interposed
A toilet cabinet device characterized in that an upper end portion of the toilet cabinet is supported by the front beam member 4.