JPS6012477Y2 - Bathroom vanity with built-in toilet bowl - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed explanation of the invention] This invention relates to a washstand with a toilet bowl that can be stored in the cabinet. By attaching a toilet bowl inside the stand, it can be pulled out from inside the frame when using the toilet, and pushed into the frame when not in use, making the vanity and toilet into a single unit and saving indoor space. The purpose of the invention is to make it widely available and convenient to use by allowing a series of washing, toileting, and makeup operations to be performed in a single unit.

The present invention will be explained in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings below. Fig. 1 shows a simplified diagram of the basic structure of the present invention, and A- is a washstand, with the upper part serving as a wash cabinet 1 and the lower part serving as a wash stand 2.

The washbasin 2 has a washbasin formed on its upper surface, and a toilet bowl is stored inside when not in use, and is installed so that it can be pulled out and used when using the toilet.

For example, as shown in FIG. 2, the rear part (the left end in the figure) of the support stand 4 that integrally supports the toilet bowl 3 is placed in a storage part 5 formed in the washstand 2 so that it can be rotated vertically on a pivot 6. By pivoting, the support base 4 can be rotated up and down as a unit, and the second
As shown in the figure, the state in which the legs 4' of the support base 4 are in contact with the floor, that is, the state in which the toilet bowl is horizontal, is the state in which the toilet bowl is being used. A state in which the center of gravity is located further inside the storage portion 5 than the pivot 6 is defined as a storage state.

The mechanism for storing and pulling out the toilet bowl 3 is placed in a position within the storage section 5 where it does not interfere with the toilet storing operation, for example, the toilet bowl 3.
An operating rod 7 is pivotally attached to a position close to one side by a pivot 8 so as to be rotatable in the vertical direction like the toilet bowl 3, and the operating lever 7 and the support base 4 are pivotally connected using a connecting rod 9 and the pivot. The toilet bowl 3 is connected and moved up and down by the operating rod 7 to store and pull out the toilet bowl 3.

Incidentally, the base legs 4' of the support base 4 are foldable at the intermediate connecting portion 4'', and when the toilet is stored, it can be folded and completely stored in the storage portion 5.

In addition, an electric or hydraulic automatic operating mechanism may be installed in place of the operating rod 7, and a part of the toilet storing/drawing operating mechanism and the opening/closing operation of the door 10 provided in the front of the washbasin 2 may be mechanically operated. Alternatively, the toilet bowl 3 is electrically connected in an interlocking manner so that the toilet bowl 3 is pulled out with a slight delay after the door is opened, and the toilet storage operation is performed before the door is closed, and when the storage is completed, the flushing water flows out to perform the toilet bowl cleaning action. It may be configured so that this is performed.

゛Next, the washroom cabinet 1 is equipped with a mirror 11 and a lighting lamp 12 on the front, and one or both sides of the front mirror 11 and the lower part are used to store incidental items such as cosmetics and soap used when applying toiletries. There are 13 shelves or shelves with doors,
Furthermore, a low tank 14 is formed within the washbasin cabinet 1.

For example, as shown in FIG. 3, when molding the cabinet 1, the interior thereof may be shaped to be usable as a low tank 14, or a separately manufactured low tank 14 may be installed inside, as shown in FIG.

In the embodiment shown in FIG. 4, various fillers 15 are interposed between the low tank 14 and the cabinet 1 to achieve a muffling effect on the sound of running water.

In Fig. 2, 16 is a wash basin, 17 is a faucet, 18 is a wash water supply pipe, 19 is a washing nozzle, 20 is a wash water cultivation pipe, and 21 is a drainage guide pipe connected to the toilet bowl 3. The drain trap 22 that follows is fitted into the drain trap 22 so as to be retractable.

The washing water culture pipe 2o may be directly projected outside the container as shown in the figure, or may be connected to a drain trap 22.

Furthermore, water is supplied to the faucet 17 and the low tank 14 by piping (not shown) so that tap water can be used in the same way as in a normal washstand.

As described above, the proposed washstand has a toilet bowl 3 retractably installed inside the washstand 2, and a low tank 14 for storing wash water is built into the washbasin cabinet 1. Not only does this eliminate the need for installation space, it can be used effectively, but it is also extremely convenient because washing, makeup, and toileting can be done in the same place using a single unit.

In addition, when the low tank 14 is incorporated into the washbasin cabinet 1, as shown in FIG.
When molding, the interior is hollow and can be used as a low tank, making assembly easier and cost-effective compared to manufacturing and installing a separate low tank.

Also, if the low tank is built into the washbasin cabinet 1, the sound of running water inside the low tank will be sound insulated, and especially if the shelf 13 is formed in the front of the cabinet 1, the space and stored items within the shelf will have a sound insulating effect, preventing the sound of running water from flowing inside the low tank. It can prevent sound from propagating outside.

In addition, when a separately manufactured low tank is installed in the cabinet 1, a higher sound insulation effect can be obtained by appropriately selecting and using the material of the filler interposed between the low tank and the cabinet.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figure 1 is a front view of a bathroom vanity showing an example of the present invention;
The figure is a simplified side view showing the toilet storage mechanism, and FIGS. 3 and 4 are longitudinal cross-sectional views showing the internal structure of the washbasin cabinet. A...Bathroom vanity, 1...Curved washbasin cabinet, 2...Washstand, 3...Toilet, 4.Support stand, 5...・Storage part, 6... Pivot, 7... Curved operating rod, 8... Curved pivot, 9... Linking rod, 10... Door opening, 11... Mirror , 12...
・Lighting light, 13...Open side, 14...Curved low tank, 15
...Filling material, 16.Curved wash basin, 17.Curved faucet, 18..Cleaning water supply pipe, 19.Curved washing nozzle, 20..Blank basin. Hydroponic water pipe, 21...
・Drainage guide pipe, 22...Drainage trap.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] The upper part is a wash cabinet, and the lower part is a wash basin.The toilet can be pulled out and stored when not in use, and can be retracted when not in use.The toilet is installed using an appropriate means such as pivoting, and the toilet is washed inside the wash cabinet. , a washstand with a toilet bowl that can be stored inside the cabinet and equipped with a low tank for storing water for washing hands.