JPS6119243B2 - - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION Field of Industrial Application The present invention relates to a kitchen device having a series of kitchen equipment such as a sink, a stove, and a storage cabinet.

Conventional configurations and their problems Modern kitchen equipment is often placed inside a living room called an LDK, so the various equipment that makes up the kitchen equipment, such as a sink, a top plate with a stove, etc., and a water closet. , storage cabinets such as top bags can be finished in a style that does not interfere with the atmosphere of the living room. However, even if a kitchen device is designed with consideration given to its design, if the kitchen tools used by the user are placed in a disorderly manner within the kitchen device, the aesthetic appearance of the device will be greatly impaired. Therefore, kitchen utensils are generally put away in a designated storage space such as a mizuya or a canopy, but this form is limited to storing kitchen utensils that are not used frequently on a daily basis, and does not store kitchen utensils that are regularly used on a daily basis, such as pots. Lids, dish towels, shiyamoji, detergent, etc. are often left exposed on hangers or shelves installed around the top plate, and this is a common sight in the kitchen of ordinary households. Even if the kitchen utensils placed in the kitchen are neat and tidy, they are not very pleasant and will disrupt the atmosphere of the living room.

This is due to the fact that in conventional kitchen devices, the top plate portion including the sink and the like are not associated with the storage cabinets such as the top bag and water closet in terms of use. In other words, the kitchen utensils that are used on a daily basis cannot be easily put in and taken out from the top plate, which is the main area for kitchen tasks such as cooking and washing, and from the top plate and water rack. It will be placed in an exposed state around the top plate where it can be easily placed.

Purpose of the Invention In view of the above-mentioned points, the present invention aims to prevent the aesthetic appearance of a kitchen device and the atmosphere of a living room from being obstructed by kitchen tools that are commonly used on a daily basis.

Structure of the Invention In order to achieve the above-mentioned object, the present invention provides a storage cabinet that is disposed in close proximity to a kitchen equipment provided with a top plate, and that the storage cabinet is provided with an opening in at least a side wall adjacent to the top plate. A drainer that can be freely pulled out is provided above the top plate, and the opening can be opened and closed by an opening/closing member, and the drainer is provided with a water tray at the bottom, and the drain port of the water tray is connected to the rear side of the top plate. This is a configuration of a kitchen device provided at opposing positions.

DESCRIPTION OF EMBODIMENTS An embodiment of the present invention will be described below based on the drawings.

In the figure, reference numeral 1 denotes kitchen equipment, which includes a sink cabinet with a water tank 2 installed therein, or other cabinets such as other cooking tables arranged side by side as appropriate, and a top plate 3. Reference numeral 4 denotes a storage cabinet installed in parallel with the kitchen equipment 1, which is taller than the kitchen equipment 1, and which can be freely put in and taken out of the storage case 5 and stored in it for daily use such as tableware, soup rack, cutting board, detergent, etc. A rack body 6 is provided as draining equipment on which kitchen utensils such as scrubbing brushes are placed and suspended. The storage case 5 has an opening in the side wall adjacent to the kitchen equipment 1, and the rack body 6 is installed in a manner that it can be freely pulled out from this opening into the space above the top plate 3 of the kitchen equipment 1. The rack body 6 has a water tray 7 with a slatted grout 7a, a hanger 8, a cutting board stand 9, a storage area 10 for detergent, scrubbers, etc., and a storage container 11 for chopsticks, spoons, etc., in which washed kitchen utensils can be placed. A water tray 7, which is placed or suspended to drain water, is provided at least at the bottom of the rack body 6, and at the tip on the rear side, that is,
A drain port 7b is provided at a position facing the rear side of the top plate 3, and is formed to be inclined so as to collect water at the drain port 7b. A dish towel hook 12 is provided on the back side of the side wall opening of the storage casing 5, and a foldable door 13 is provided approximately in the center, which covers the side of the rack body 6 when the door is closed and is folded to make it compact when the door is opened. . For example, a rail is disposed in the storage case 5, and a roller guided by the rail is attached to the rack body 6 so that it can be freely drawn out. Also storage case 5
A water receiving plate 15 is arranged at the bottom of the drain cup 14 to collectively collect water dripping from kitchen utensils into a drain cup 14.

The reason why the rack body 6 can be freely pulled out onto the top plate 3 of the kitchen equipment 1 is to facilitate work by setting the water tray 7, hanger 8, etc. at so-called eye level when putting in and taking out kitchen utensils. be. Further, by storing the kitchen utensils immediately after washing in a state in which the rack body 6 is pulled out, even if water drips, it can be caught by the top plate 3 of the sink, and at least the floor surface is not soiled. Further, a water tray 7 is provided at the bottom of the rack body 6, and the drain port 7b of this water tray 7 is provided at a position facing the rear side of the top plate 3. The water from the kitchen utensils drips onto the rear side of the top plate 3, and consideration is given to preventing water from entering the front of the sink etc., so-called inside the door. This is for convenience, and most of the water dripping behind the top plate 3 flows into the water tank 2. Therefore, it is desirable that the drain port 7b of the water tray 7 be as close to the water tank 2 as possible.

In the figure, 16 is a hinge attached to the door 13, and 17 is an exhaust window.

Effects of the Invention As is clear from the description of the embodiments above, according to the present invention, it is possible to pull out the draining equipment as appropriate to take out and put in and out the kitchen utensils that are commonly used on a daily basis, and when not in use, the draining equipment can be stored in the storage case and the kitchen utensils It does not show any external appearance, making it suitable for kitchen spaces that can be used as a living room, and plays a major role in improving the commercial value of kitchen equipment. In addition, a water tray is provided at the bottom of the drainer, and the drain port of this water tray is located opposite the rear side of the top plate, so that when the drainer is pulled out for storage, dripping water from the drainer will be removed. It drips on the rear side of the top plate, and has the effect of making it difficult for dripping water to enter the front of the sink or the like.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is an external perspective view showing an embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a sectional front view, and FIG. 3 is a sectional side view. 1... Kitchen equipment, 3... Top plate, 4... Storage cabinet, 6... Draining equipment (rack body), 7... Water tray,
7b...Drain port, 13...Door.

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. A storage cabinet is disposed in close proximity to kitchen equipment equipped with a top plate, and this storage cabinet has an opening in at least a side wall adjacent to the top plate, and a drainer that can be freely drawn out above the top plate from the opening. At the same time, the opening can be opened and closed by an opening/closing body, and the draining equipment is provided with a water tray at the bottom,
A kitchen device in which a drain port of the water tray is provided at a position facing the rear side of the top plate.