JPS5846706Y2 - dresser - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] This invention relates to a bathroom vanity that allows the user to apply makeup while sitting on a stool.

Traditionally, a washstand, known as a dresser, has an open space in the cabinet below the counter with a washbasin attached so that you can put on your makeup while sitting on a stool. There is.

However, with these conventional wash basins, the cabinet is usually located at the bottom of the basin and the cabinet part that protrudes forward is rectangular, making it difficult to insert the legs smoothly when sitting. There were inconveniences such as bumps and injuries, and stockings were torn, making it hard to feel like using the bathroom vanity as a dresser.In other words, the product had a major drawback in that it was difficult to use. .

The purpose of this invention is to provide a dresser which can eliminate the above-mentioned disadvantages of conventional dressers and which has high commercial value.

In order to achieve the above-mentioned purpose, the dresser according to the present invention has the washbasin placed on the counter with the washbasin pushed to one side, and the vertical wall provided at the back of the counter has the washbasin mounted on the side. In a dresser with a washbasin mirror and a makeup mirror installed on the side where the washbasin is not installed, and a cabinet installed below the rectangular flat counter, the space below the part of the counter where the washbasin is not attached. The side cabinet part is retracted to the back, and the space in front of it is used as a space for the lower half of the dresser user to put in when he or she sits on the stool, and the cabinet part is located below the part of the counter where the washbasin is attached. It is characterized by having an arcuate cross section and a central portion protruding forward.

Embodiments of the dresser of the present invention will be described below with reference to the accompanying drawings.

In the figure, numeral 1 indicates a washbasin mirror, 2 indicates a cosmetic mirror, 3 indicates a storage box, 4 indicates a washbasin, 5 indicates a counter, and 6 is located below the washbasin and expands forward. 7 is the space for inserting the lower body formed in front of the cabinet I part that has been pulled out, 8 is the stool, 9 is the lighting equipment, and 10 is the auxiliary storage space. Each is shown below.

According to this invention, the cabinet I, which has the above-mentioned configuration, has an arcuate cross-section at the lower side of the washbasin, and the edges are cut off greatly, so that the lower part of the counter is It's easier to fit your legs into the sink, and there's no chance of your legs hitting the cabinet underneath the sink. This eliminates the inconveniences associated with conventional dressers, such as people hitting their legs against the corner of the main part of the cabinet, causing injuries and tearing stockings.Also, the soft circular shape creates a mood suitable for women to put on makeup. It also helps bring out the

Furthermore, the end of the makeup counter has a different shape from the large cabinet part, and is free to protrude in a rectangular shape, so there is plenty of space below, allowing you to move your legs freely when sitting on a stool. As explained above, the dresser according to the present invention not only allows for washing the toilet and hands, but is also ideal for applying makeup while sitting on a stool.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of a dresser according to the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a plan view of the dresser. 1: Washroom mirror, 2: Makeup mirror, 4: Washbasin, 5: Counter, 6: Cabinet screw 1 to portion having an arcuate cross section, 7: Space portion for lower body insertion.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] The washbasin is placed on the counter with the washbasin pushed to one side, and on the vertical wall behind the counter, a washtub mirror is placed on the side where the washbasin is attached, and a makeup mirror is placed on the side without the washbasin. This is a dresser with a cabinet installed under a rectangular flat counter, and the cabinet part located under the part of the counter where the wash basin is not installed is retracted to the back to create a space. A dresser characterized in that the cabinet portion located below the part of the counter where the washbasin is attached has a keto-shaped cross section with an arcuate cross section and a central portion protruding forward.