JPS60163605A - Cabinet - Google Patents

Abstract

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Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a cabinet for mounting and storing cooking utensils.

Conventional configurations and their problems In recent years, the kitchen area in general households has become smaller, and at the same time, the number of kitchen appliances has increased, so there is no suitable place to install cooking utensils such as microwave ovens and open cookers. It has become. Conventionally, cooking utensils were often placed on top of refrigerators, etc., but as refrigerators became larger, cooking utensils had to be handled at higher places, making this an extremely dangerous method.

On the other hand, there are devices that incorporate a microwave oven, oven, etc. into a gas stand on which a gas stove, etc. is placed, but these are relatively expensive and do not require a stand-alone oven or range. If it is, it is unnecessary.

Some microwave ovens have a dedicated stand, and you can place the microwave or oven on this and use the space underneath as a storage area for food and tableware, but if your kitchen is small, you should install a dedicated stand like this. I also have a hard time with the location.

In a normal home kitchen, there is a sink stove or an electric stove, and in most cases, the stand on which these are placed is used alongside a sink, etc., and these stands have a storage section with a door. It is common for there to be. You can store a single oven, range, etc. that you already own in this storage compartment.
The kitchen space can be used effectively, but the storage compartment door gets in the way and the built-in oven or microwave cannot be used.
111. The problem was that there was no built-in heating cooker because in many cases low-temperature materials were used, and there were concerns about fire resistance. If you want to use another steel plate stand instead of the existing gas stove stand, it will either be incompatible with the existing one in terms of width, height, etc., and you will not be able to place a gas stove, etc., or it will be expensive even if you buy one. There was a problem in that the shape was different from that of a sink and it was extremely difficult to use.

Purpose of the Invention The present invention eliminates the above-mentioned conventional problems, can be configured to be compatible with existing gas stoves, etc., and can be used as a regular stove stand with a storage section. Insert an oven, microwave, etc. into the storage compartment, and close the door of the storage compartment at that time.
It is an object of the present invention to provide a cabinet cabinet 1 configuration that can be stored with 1τ1115 operations.

Structure of the Invention In order to achieve the second objective, the structure of the cabinet 1- of the present invention is to provide a storage section with a side-opening door, and above the storage section, a gas stove, electric stove, etc. is placed at the same height as other sinks. It has a top plate that can be placed so that it is
- Set an opening/closing fulcrum on the 1111 side of the left and right frames, and on the other hand, place a sliding guide on the inner wall of the side plate of the gear cabinet, and provide a shaft that can move back and forth along this. A rotatable metal fitting is provided as a fulcrum, and the opening/closing fulcrum of the door is set at the tip of this metal fitting, and when the metal fitting is fixed to the inside of the left and right frames, the door can be opened and closed freely, When the fixation is removed, the door and its opening/closing fulcrum are stored inside the cabinet door 1-.

Since it is a 114-piece structure as described above, you can place a gas stove etc. on the top plate and use it as a stand for a general gas stove, and the lower part can also be used as a regular storage space, and it can also be used for storing microwave ovens that are already installed. and oven etc. can be built-in.
In addition, in that case, the door of the storage section can be stored inside the gear vignette (which also has the effect of making it easier to use).

DESCRIPTION OF EMBODIMENTS Below, one embodiment of the present invention is shown in the drawings.
1.

FIG. 1 shows a perspective view of the external appearance of a cabinet according to an embodiment of the present invention. Reference numeral 1 denotes a cabinet top plate on which a stove or the like is placed. Of course, a microwave oven and other equipment can also be placed there. A pack guard 2 is provided at the rear to prevent dirt, water, etc. from falling to the rear of the cabinet 1-. This can match the height and shape of other sinks, countertops, etc. The door 3 is constructed with double doors, but this is done in consideration of the fact that if the width of the door is sufficiently small compared to the depth of the cabinet, it will be possible to create a dimensional margin when storing the cabinet. If the width of the cabinet, that is, the width of the door is 71 cm and is large enough, then 1
It is also possible to construct it as a single door. However, in general, the depth of a sink or cabinet is 550 to 6
The dimensions of 0.00 mm and width of 600 mm are adopted by each manufacturer's products, and are also stipulated in JIS-S-1005 and JIS-A-0017, etc., and from the perspective of these size distributions, However, it is more realistic to use double-sided doors.

As shown in FIG. 2, the door 3 is opened and closed using the bin 5 supported on one end of the metal IL4 as an opening/closing fulcrum. Ai of the stile 7 provided as a reinforcement for the cabinet screw 1-
It is located on the J side and is set so as to be placed over the stile 7 when the door 3 is closed.

The metal fitting 4 is fixed inside the frame 7 so that the position of the bottle 5 does not move when the door 3 is opened and closed. Fixation is done with screws 8 (1), but of course it can also be removed with rivets (1).
Any fixing method that is possible will suffice.

With the door 3 open, tighten the fixing screw 8
Then, as shown in FIG. 3, the metal fitting 4 is rotatable around the shaft 9 in the center and L directions, and the door 3 can be moved to the inside of the stile 7.

The shaft 9 is held by a holder 10 or the like, and the holder 10 can be moved back and forth along a guide portion 11 provided on the inner wall of the side plate 6. That is, the holder 10, the shaft 9, the metal fitting 4, and the door 3 can be moved into the gear vignette along the guide portion 11.

On the other hand, when storing the door 3 into the cabinet, make sure that the bottom plate 12 and the 41st frame 13 do not get in the way.
As shown in FIG. 2, a horizontal beam 15 is provided in front of the bottom plate 14, and a notch 16 large enough for the door 3 to pass through is provided at the end of the horizontal beam 15.

Therefore, when the door 3 is closed, the lower end of the door is in contact with 12iJu'1i 12 of the horizontal bar 15. The bottom plate 14 is located below the lower end of the door 3 at this time. A cover 17 (indicated by a broken line in the figure) is provided on the notch 16 to prevent the notch 16 from being seen as a hole from below when the door 3 is closed. The cover 17 can be moved in and out of the horizontal bar 15 or the stile 7, and when the door 3 is stored, it is pushed into the horizontal bar 15 or the stile 7 and the notch 16 is inserted into the passage of the door 3. It can be opened as

On the other hand, the upper stile 13 is also provided with a notch at the side end in the same manner as described above, and the door 3 enters into the cabinet screw l- through the notch at the bottom. The notch part of the upper stile 13 is designed so that the front end of the top plate 1 protrudes to almost the same position as the surface of the door 3 when it is closed, as shown in FIG. 5, and the gap with the door 3 is reduced. This makes the notch difficult to see from the outside.

According to the embodiment with the above configuration, a cooking device such as a gas stove can be placed on the cabinet top plate 1, and the lower part can be used as a storage space. 3. The door 3 can be handled in the same way.The door 3 is in a state where it is covered with the outside, so that it is balanced with the sink '-η and can be made beautiful in appearance. By storing the door 3 inside the cabinet, a box-shaped cooker 1''9 such as a microwave oven or an oven can be placed inside the cabinet, and the storage space for the door 3 can be placed inside the cabinet. □-Since it is located after the cabinet 7, the kitchen space can be used effectively without wasting extra space, and the built-in cooking utensils are easy to use.

To store the door 3, all that is required is to unfasten the metal fittings 4, which is convenient and can be done by anyone without the need for extra parts or complicated work, and it is also easy to re-fix.

The top plate 1 protrudes forward and is on the same plane as the door 3, so there are no irregularities and it is difficult for dust to accumulate. 411(
The notch at the end of 13 is also difficult to see. There is a retractable cover 17 in the notch 16 of the front horizontal bar 15 of the bottom plate 14, so the opening can be closed when the door 3 is closed. It has many effects that can prevent spillage.

Effects of the Invention As described above, according to the present invention, the following effects can be obtained.

(1) A gas stove etc. can be placed on a large plate and placed side by side with other sinks, and the area underneath can be used as a regular storage space, making effective use of the kitchen area. Still a gas con
In addition to this, it can also be used as a stand for an IF microwave oven or an open tongue, making it extremely versatile.

2) The door can be lined up with the side panel of the cabinet and placed in an outset state to create a clean exterior design.

(Three doors can be stored inside the cabinet to allow microwave ovens, ovens, etc.
The cooking utensils are easy to use and safe.

■ The doors are stored at the rear of the left and right frames, which takes up a lot of extra space.

6. When storing the door and using N4, it is only necessary to remove the fixing of the metal fittings and fix it at 11", so the work can be done even at 111 degrees, the work is only 1xj, and there is no loss of the door or related parts.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is an external view of the gear hinge 1 according to the present invention, FIG. A partial perspective view of the surface, and Figure 5 shows a sectional view of the two-part stile. 1...Top plate, 3...Door, 4...Metal fittings, 7... ...Left and right stile, 9...1l11.
13...-1 part stile, 15...horizontal stile, 17
······cover. Name of agent: 1st Physician, Toshi Nakao, and 1 other person 1st person? 2rgJ Figure 3

Claims (1)

[Claims] (1) A cabinet having an opening/closing fulcrum in front of the left and right stile, and having a structure in which a door that is placed over at least the side plate is stored in the inner rear of the stile together with the opening/closing fulcrum. e) A shaft that moves back and forth along a sliding guide provided on the inner wall of the cabinet behind the left and right stile, and a shaft that is rotatably supported by the shaft, can be fixed to the stile, and is forward of the stile when fixed. 2. The cabinet according to claim 1, further comprising: a metal fitting having a holding pin at a position protruding from the top, and a door that can be opened and closed using the support pin as a fulcrum. ■ At the top of the front of the bottom plate, a horizontal bar is provided to prevent stored items from spilling out, and has a portion that is located above the bottom edge of the door when the door is closed, and a top part with a width equal to or greater than the thickness of the door is installed on the side of the door. 2. The cabinet according to claim 1, further comprising a cover that is provided on a side end of the crosspiece and that covers the notch so as to be retractable. ■ A notch with a width equal to or greater than the thickness of the door at the side end of the upper stile that comes into contact with the back of the door when the door is closed and is equipped with a door holding device such as a catch, and the door is further closed. The cabinet according to claim 1, having a top plate having a front protrusion over the entire width thereof.