JPS604479Y2 - Western-style washstand with toilet bowl - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] This invention relates to a washstand with a Western-style toilet bowl, and more specifically, a Western-style toilet bowl and accessories such as a paper holder are installed within the frame of the washstand with a toilet unit on the top. The toilet is stored in the frame when not in use, and can be pulled out from the frame when using the toilet.By effectively utilizing the inside of the frame, the toilet and vanity can be combined into a single unit, allowing the sink and vanity to be combined into a single unit. This makes it convenient to use the toilet by making it possible to make up and use the toilet in the same place, and also makes it possible to effectively utilize the space for installing a conventional toilet bowl.

In detail below, referring to the attached drawings, the washstand A of the present invention has a washbasin 1 on the upper surface, and a washstand cabinet A' is erected at the rear end of the upper surface. Inside the frame of the bathroom vanity, a general wall-drain type Western-style toilet bowl 2 is usually installed so that it can be pulled out and used 1 For example, a Western-style toilet bowl 2
The washing pipe 3 and the drain pipe 4 connected to the washstand are rotatably supported in the horizontal direction by a rotating header B provided on the side of the vanity, and the seat plate 5 on which the toilet bowl 2 is mounted is also supported by the rotating header B. By making the toilet bowl 2 horizontally rotatable around the center, the toilet bowl 2 can be pulled out from the vanity table and used, and can also be pushed into the base frame and stored.

That is, the rotating header B is connected to the toilet connection side portion 3 of the cleaning pipe 3.
A is bent and inserted into a rotary cylinder 6 that stands upright on the side of the underframe, and the toilet connection side part 4a of the drain pipe 4 is fitted into the rotary cylinder 6 to integrate it. and further rotatably fit the base of the door 7 into the rotary cylinder,
The rotary tube 6 itself is configured to be rotatably erected within an underframe by rotary parts C and D.

The rotating parts C and D rotate smoothly, and also connect the cleaning pipe 3 and the drain pipe 4, that is, the connection between the low tank connection side 3b and the toilet connection side 3a, and the connection between the toilet connection side 4a and the discharge side. It is necessary to ensure watertightness of the connection part with the part 4b, for example, as shown in FIG. 1, the backing 20
They may be joined face-to-face via a screw, or either one may be inserted into the other.

The seat plate 5 is fitted onto the lower end of the rotary tube 6 so as to be horizontally rotatable, and a moving means such as a rotary roller or rail is attached to the lower surface of the seat plate 5, and is formed on the front lower edge of the washbasin. It is arranged so that it is moved onto the bottom plate 9 which is placed on the floor.

In the figure, 10 is a low tank, 11 is a water supply pipe, 12 is a cleaning lever, 13 is a faucet, and 14 is a washbasin drainpipe.
The discharge side portion 4b may be connected in communication with the discharge side portion 4b.

15 is a toilet seat, 16 is a paper holder, and 17 is an armrest, both of which are equipped with a door 7.

Further, the door 7 may be integrally connected to the toilet bowl 2 at a predetermined position,
In this case, there is an advantage that the toilet bowl 2 can be pulled out and pushed in at the same time as the door is opened and closed.

Further, in the figure, reference numeral 18 indicates a mirror 19 indicating an illumination light.

The proposed washstand constructed as described above has a space within the frame of the washstand that has not been used effectively in the past.
The commonly used wall-drain type Western-style toilet can be installed so that it can be pulled out or pushed in for storage, making effective use of the space within the frame, as well as making effective use of the conventional toilet installation space. Extremely convenient.

In addition, since the toilet bowl can be pulled out and pushed in by horizontal rotation, no undue load is applied to each component during rotation, resulting in excellent durability.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 shows an embodiment of the present invention, and is a front view with a cabinet and a vanity partially cut away, and FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the same. A...Bathroom vanity, A'...Bathroom vanity cabinet, B...Rotating header, C...Rotating part, D...Rotating part, 1...Wash tank, 2...Toilet bowl , 3...Cleaning pipe, 4...Drain pipe, 5...Seat plate, 6...Rotating tube, 7
...Door, bottom...Rotating roller, 9...Sill plate, 10...
・Low tank, 11... Water supply pipe, 12... Cleaning lever, 13... Faucet, 14... Wash basin drain pipe, 15...
・Toilet seat, 16... Paper holder, 1.7... Armrest, 18... Mirror, 19... Lighting lamp, 20...
backing.

Claims (2)

[Scope of utility model registration request] (1) A washstand with a Western-style toilet bowl, characterized in that a commonly used Western-style toilet bowl is installed horizontally rotatably within the frame of the washstand with a vanity cabinet installed at the rear of the upper surface. (2) Both cleaning pipes 3 and 4 connected to the toilet bowl are divided so that they can be rotatably connected while ensuring watertightness at a predetermined position, and the pipe on the toilet connection side is attached to the inside of the underframe of the bathroom vanity. A rotary roller rail or the like is fitted into a rotary tube that is rotatably installed, so that it can rotate integrally with the rotary tube, and the toilet itself can be moved in an arc around the rotary tube. A washstand with a Western-style toilet bowl as set forth in claim 1 of the utility model registration claim, which comprises a toilet directly or indirectly supported on a moving means.