JPS5981428A - Protection wall for splash of cooking oil - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To prevent oil from splashing to surrounding wall surfaces during cooking by a structure wherein a protector body equipped with a plate-type splash protection wall with the width of nearly the same as that of a gas stove is annexed at the back side of the gas stove. CONSTITUTION:The front face of a protector body 1 is covered with a front panel 3 mounted at the height befitting to the height of a gas stove GC in use. The upper edge and both side edges of said front panel 3 are respectively bent to the back side and, after that, further folded back inwards. The front panel 3 is vertically, slidably fitted externally to the protector body 1. A side protector 2 is annexed nearly normal to the protector body 1 and formed in a square with the width a little larger than the depth of the gas stove GC. At the same time, the upper edge and side edge on this side of said side protector 2 are respectively bent to the back side and, after that, further folded back inwards.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a wall for preventing scattering of cooking oil.

When cooking tempura or other dishes in a typical home kitchen, oil may spread to the surrounding area and adhere to the wall on the width side of the gas stove. In cases where the wall surface is coated with oil, the oil that has been applied to the tile joints cannot be easily wiped off, and if this wiping is left untreated, the oil will harden and turn brown.

This devalues the aesthetics of the kitchen.

This investigation was devised in view of this point.

Therefore, it is an object of the present invention to provide a cooking oil scattering prevention wall that prevents the oil that has flown during cooking from being applied to the wall surface of the table 131r. . In the following, each embodiment embodying the present invention is shown in Figure i[!
i K 4 I will explain next. It should be noted that the prevention wall W in the following example is made of a thin stainless steel plate.

Now, FIGS. 1 to 6 show a first embodiment of the present invention. In the @1 embodiment, by attaching the protector body 1 and the 1lj single-sided protector 2 on the left side of the protector body 1, it is possible to prevent oil from scattering to the front side and the side side. JE IJI
The iQ can be slid up and down to open and close. This u11 closing slide υ, 1nj:^9 This is due to the key point of performing all operations of the gas main valve installed on the front collector side of the gas stove GC. Below, the 4'iG configuration of the first embodiment will be explained.

1 protector book 1 is the front 1IIi back 1 of the gas stove GC
They are arranged in a regular pattern and are formed in the shape of a rectangular frame that opens in the front-rear direction, and the periphery of the front and rear 1710 curved openings are bent inward at approximately right angles, and further folded back to the front side for safety. Although the means for fixing the protector main body 1 is not shown in detail, it is fixed to the stove T of the gas stove GC and the wall surface of the kitchen directly or via a suitable bracket. On the other hand, 611 of the protector body 1 is llll1 depending on the height of the gas stove GC used.
It is covered with a front panel 6 that has been removed.

After the upper edge and both side edges of the nuclear front spring) v 3 are bent to M (111, 1), the inner 11I11
It is folded back) and is fitted onto the protector main body 1 so that it can be slid in the vertical direction. In addition, a pair of guide pieces 4.4 having a cross-sectional shape for guiding the sliding movement of the spring 6 in the vertical direction are provided along the left and right 1+g outer R11l edges of the front panel 6. The 111d guide piece 4.4 is located at the rear side 1 of the self-illuminating 3519 bent portion 4A on the front panel 6.
The protector book 14-1 is secured to the protector body 14-1 by screws 6 and nuts 7 with a gap retaining plate 5 interposed therebetween (see Fig. 6).

2.8 is a handle for opening/closing the front spring (V3) installed at the top center of the regular 1m spring/L/5.

The 1i11-enclosed protector 2 is installed at an angle τj so as to substantially form an angle with the protector main body 1 when the main body of the protector is viewed from left to right in the drawing. The nuclear side protector 2 is formed in a rectangular shape with a width slightly larger than the 111 direction width of the gas stove GC.
111 Edge ID - After being bent into the flood 11111, it is further folded back into the inner 1111. Then, when attaching the edge of the side protector 211-I on the back side 1111, when attaching the left side of the two guide pieces 4, 4 mentioned above, attach 6 screws to the protector body. It is attached to 1. Also, ll
Regarding the fixation of the protector 2 between the ils, in this example, in the hand pus 1+11 of the side protector 2, the document I
This is done by attaching the L-shaped bracket 9 from the HII and fixing the stove top GCK under the bracket.
Also, A1 of stand I31. Although details are not shown in the figure, it is fixed to the outer enclosure via a suitable bracket or the like.

In addition, the front panel, u and i+u+ = protector 2
A four-spot oil pan 10, 11 is attached to the lower edge of each of the oil pans. I・1j/Il] The receivers 10.11 open upward and are bent in a U-shape υ, each of which connects the lower edges of the positive I panel 6 and the side lni protector 2. It straddles and is fixed from the inside with screws, etc.

According to the first embodiment formed as described above, the front spring/L/3 and the ftllll surface protector 2 can absorb the oil scattered during cooking, so that the wall surface of the kitchen can be protected from oil particles. I can do it. Even if the attached oil drips and flows down, it can be received by the oil receivers 10 and 11, so that it does not stain the stovetop GC. Furthermore, during the first stage of wiping off the oil from the front spring/I/3 and the side protector 2, the entire prevention wall W is firmly fixed to the stovetop GC and the kitchen wall without wobbling, so the wiping process can be completed easily. can be easily done. Furthermore, if you grab the 8 handles and pull them upwards, the correct u+i
The spring /L/6 is pulled up while being guided by both guide pieces 4,4. Since the front side of the tab and the protector book 1 can be opened, if you insert your hand from here, you can always use the prevention 4y body W to open the front side of the protector book 1.11.1. +hν The main valve for the gas can be easily operated.

FIGS. 4 and 5 show a second embodiment of the present invention. In the second embodiment, the protector body 1 is supported by 11η1.
1'2, and is attached to the supporting legs 12 so as to be slidable in the height direction, thereby making it possible to adjust the height of the gas stove GC. In addition, front spring/I/3 opening 17Q Q+1
One movement is made automatically using spring force. Below, the 41'' component of the second example of HLFH will be explained, but the parts that are equivalent to the first example will be explained with the size of the 41'' component being enlarged.

For the support 1ft 112, fold the right and left sides of the board at right angles, bend each line except the upper edge inward, and then turn it back to the side with the awn to form a U-shape facing upwards. It is formed in the shape of In addition, on both sides IMj of the support leg 12, there are long hole-shaped IIt6 holes 16 on the front side 1111 and the back side.
~16 are each formed in a quasi-oriented manner. Although the protector main body 1 is formed in a downward U-shape so as to fit around the slide rl' .And the support n12 and the protector base 1 are each adjusted through the adjustment hole 16~
16 and is fixed by tightening with screws 22, nuts, etc. In addition, the support leg 12 is fixed at a constant angle of 1σ with respect to the stovetop GC.

On the other hand, the front spring/' 5 back $1111 left and right 1i1i
j IQII has a row of null rings 14, 14, each vertically hung. Both Nupling 14,140,
The upper excitation side is connected to the upper part of the protector main body 1, and the lower boar side is connected to the lower part of the front spring /L/6, respectively, to urge the front spring /L/6 upward.

And the locking of v3 (front spring) and its dissolution are positive 1
Operation knob 1 protruding from the bottom center of River Spring/L/6
5 (see Figure 5). The individual piece 45 has its shaft portion 15A inserted into the sliding opening J1k into the creep 16 protruding from the front panel 6. Stop 1
5B and the push-out spring 18 which is elastically loaded at the opening between the suspension bracket 19 and the locking portion 15B. The engagement restricts the upward movement of the main 1n1 panel 6. The hanging bracket 19 is formed in an L-shape, and is attached to the center of the upper surface of the protector body 1, and has a positive "nj spring/L/6" with a predetermined 11 g.
They are suspended and supported at 11 intervals. In addition, the hanging bracket 19 has a slit 20 extending to a predetermined length.
A stopper pin 21 is protruded from the slit 2o and abuts against the locking portion 15B of the front panel 6 to restrict the upper l1lII fold of the front panel 6. Although the stopper pin 21 is not shown, it is installed along the slit 20 so that it can be adjusted to position A (= J, and this allows adjustment of the front spring/1/3 top + 117I i7). be able to. Furthermore, the stopper pin 21 has
In order to prevent the forward impact of the locking portion 15B of the bulge piece 15 when the positive [a1 spring) v 3 moves upward (when released),
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According to the second embodiment formed in this way, the height positions of the front panel 6 (protector main body 1) and the side protector 2 are adjusted to 1j1 according to the height of the gas stove GC used.
7a Shishiru. That is, the protector body 1, the support leg 12, and t
This is because if the connecting screws 22 are slid along each adjustment hole 16 to 16, the tightening position of both can be adjusted by nJ.

Also, it is easy to use when opening and closing the front spring/I/3. That is, when the knob 15f and the hand 11 are pulled toward the decoy, the locking portion 15B and the lower part of the suspension are disengaged from the bracket 19. As a result, the front panel 6 is pulled up by both Nude rings 14, 14, and the upward movement of the front spring/I/6 is regulated at the position where the locking portion 15B and the stopper pin 21 are in contact with each other, and thus the protector main body 1 The front side is automatically held open.

If the front panel 6 is to be stopped in the N direction, the front panel 6 is pushed down against both springs 14 and 14. and pick piece 1
When the locking portion 15B of No. 5 passes through the hanging bracket 19, the locking portion 15B is pushed out by the push-out spring 18 and engaged with the lower end of the hanging &j bracket 19 again.

In this way, the front 11T+ of the protector body 1 is closed,
The front spring /L/6 is locked. Note that the other effects are almost the same as in the first example.

Now, in any of the embodiments, the side protector 2 of the protector book 1t1 can be attached to either the left or right side, so it is limited to the protector book 1t1 that is attached to the left side as shown in the figure. Also, in some kitchens, the gas main valve is the gas stove GC.
In some cases, the stove is not installed in front of the stove, but is shifted to the side of the stove. Therefore, in order to cope with this, the first embodiment has an insertion hole in the lower side of the protector main body 1, and the second embodiment has an insertion hole in the side of the supporting leg 12, into which the gas hose can be loosely inserted. may be provided. Furthermore, the locking and releasing mechanism of the front spring/I/6 may be as shown in FIG. That is, reference numeral 23 denotes a guide cylinder body which is screwed together oppositely and tightened to the front spring (v6), and a slide $24 screwed into the knob piece 15 is inserted into the slide #l=J function. A guide sleeve 25 is provided on the front side of the locking shaft 27 with screws attached thereto at a constant interval, and a push-out spring 26 is disposed on the front side of the guide sleeve 25.
is provided. A lock 27 which can be engaged with the lower end of the hanging plug 19 is slidably inserted into the bushing 28 and the guide sleeve 25 and exposed. However, the locking shaft 27 of the wire 22 is connected to the hanging bracket 1.
The length is set such that it is tensioned when engaged with the lower end of 2 and relaxed when the engagement is released as shown in the figure.

In the one formed in this way, the front spring /I/6
When locking, grasp the knob 15 and pull down the front spring /l/3. When the locking shaft 27 passes the lower end of the suspension bracket 12, the push-out spring 2
6 pushes out the locking shaft 27 via the pusher 28, and as a result, the front panel 5 can be locked. Conversely, to release the lock, pull the knob 15 toward you and the slide @ 24 will be pulled out together, allowing the locking shaft 27 to be released from the tensioned wire 22. . Thus, the front spring with both springs 14)
V5 is moved up.

As detailed above, the present invention provides millet 1 with a protector body equipped with an oil scattering prevention wall on the opposite side of the gas stove, thereby preventing oil from scattering to the surrounding wall surface during cooking. can be prevented. Second, the fly-leaf prevention wall can be opened and closed vertically relative to the protector body, so even with the prevention wall rM installed,
The main valve located on the 4th side of the gas stove is easy to operate.

Sixthly, the protector main body is supported by the support member, and the height of the attachment to the wire support member can be adjusted by adjusting the height of 11.
Easily compatible with gas stoves.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Figure 1 is a perspective view showing the installation of the prevention wall, Figure 2 is a perspective view of the prevention wall related to the 1' culm loosening example, and Figure 6 is a perspective view showing the installation of the front panel to the protector body. Figure 4 is a perspective view showing the prevention wall of the second embodiment.
, Figure 5 is a cross-sectional view showing the individual pieces. 1... Protector wood 1 heather 6... Front panel 12... Support
Leg 16... Adjustment hole 14... Spring 15... Evening piece W... Prevention wall
GC...Gascon applicant
Nira Asai Sanmai Patent Attorney
Hidehiko Okada Figure 6

Claims (3)

[Claims] (1) This is a wall that is installed on the back side of the front of the gas stove to prevent oil etc. from scattering during cooking.The protector body is formed in a rectangular frame shape, and in front of it, there is a wall that is at least as wide as the width of the gas stove. A cooking oil scattering prevention wall body characterized by having a wide plate-shaped scattering prevention wall. (2) It is a wall that is installed on the back side of the front of the gas stove to prevent oil etc. from scattering during cooking, and is a wall that is at least as wide as the width of the gas stove in front of the protector body, which is formed in a rectangular frame shape. In addition to having a plate-shaped shatter-proof wall with a pattern on the front, the shatter-proof wall is placed on the main body of the protector to prevent opening and closing in the vertical direction. Perfect body to prevent defeat. (3) A wall that stands a9 on the center side of the stove with a support member interposed therebetween to prevent oil, etc. from scattering during cooking, and is located in front of the protector body formed in the shape of a rectangular frame. The cooking m1 is characterized by having 14 plate-shaped scattering prevention walls having stripes at least as wide as the width of the gas stove, and supporting the protector body with respect to the support member so that the height position thereof can be adjusted. Shatterproof body.