JPS6222603Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to a bathroom in which a partition plate that can be opened and closed is disposed between a bathtub and a bathroom floor.

In bathrooms, especially in ordinary unit-type bathrooms, the bathtub is surrounded on three sides by bathroom side walls, leaving an open section on one side for entry and exit from the bathtub from the bathroom floor. Usually, the open part of the bathroom is partitioned off with a curtain to prevent water from splashing onto the bathroom floor when taking a bath.

However, when this type of bathroom is used, the steam from the bath water tends to flow through the gap between the curtain and the bathroom ceiling wall, along the bathroom ceiling wall, and into the space on the bathroom floor side, resulting in a damp bathroom. Close the curtains and close the curtains to prevent condensation from dripping onto the heads of bathers from the ceiling walls of the bathroom, or from splashing hot water onto the bathroom floor when using the shower. Curtains are difficult to handle, as they need to be placed securely in the bathtub.
In this case, if you do not place the lower part of the curtain securely into the bathtub, the swinging movement of the curtain may cause hot water to splash onto the bathroom floor, or even if the curtain is opened, the opened curtain may fall into the open area. Since the curtain is located on the side of the bathtub, it cannot be said that the opening is completely opened, and the open curtain may touch the bather when entering or exiting the bathtub, or may interfere with the bather's access to the bathtub. There was an inconvenience.

The present invention provides a bathroom that eliminates the above-mentioned inconveniences, namely:
In a bathroom in which the bathtub is surrounded by bathroom side walls on three sides with an open part for entering and exiting the bathtub from the bathroom floor left on one side, a partition plate storage body is provided over substantially the entire upper part of the bathtub near the bathroom ceiling wall. and a bendable partition plate that is pulled out into the open part and closes the open part is housed in the partition plate storage body so as to be freely removable and removable. The bathroom is characterized by being composed of an inclined top plate section arranged with a downward slope toward the side wall of the bathroom facing the bathroom, and a hanging section connected to the inclined top plate section and hanging down from the upper part of the open section. It provides a bathroom.

Hereinafter, an embodiment of a bathroom of the present invention having the above-mentioned features shown in the drawings will be described.

In the drawing, 1 is a unit-type bathtub, which is integrally connected to bathroom side walls 2, 2', and 2' surrounding it from three sides (the bathroom side wall 2' at the front in the drawing is not shown) using synthetic resin. A bathroom floor section 4 is extended to the lower end of the bathtub wall 3 directly below the opening 10 for accessing the bathtub 1 that is not surrounded by the bathroom side walls 2, 2', 2'. There is. Bathroom floor 4
Although not shown, various types of equipment are provided at appropriate positions so that the bathroom floor 4 can be used as a normal washroom.

In the present invention, reference numeral 5 denotes a partition plate storage body provided near the bathroom ceiling wall 6, which has a storage part 8 for the partition plate 7 therein, and is appropriately placed between the bathroom side walls 2', 2' that sandwich the bathtub 1. It is fixed by means of As shown in the figure, the partition plate storage body 5 is disposed over almost the entire upper part of the bathtub 1 near the bathroom ceiling wall 6, and is arranged on a sloped ceiling that is sloped downward in the direction of the bathroom side wall 2 facing the open part 10. The plate part 9, the hanging part 11 hanging down from the upper part of the open part 10, and the curved part are integrally connected to each other.

12, 12 are bathroom side walls 2' that sandwich the bathtub 1;
A pair of guide rails (the guide rail 12 at the top of the figure is not shown) fixed to the opening 10
The partition plate 7 is fixed substantially perpendicularly along the partition plate 7 and supports the partition plate 7 in a movable manner. The partition plate storage body 5 is movably supported by the guide rails 12, 12, and
The partition plate 7 is stored in and out of the storage section 8 of the partition plate 7.
is made of synthetic resin, for example, and has a flexible structure like a shutter plate, and is adapted to be pulled out into the opening 10 and close the opening 10.

In addition, 7' is a handle of the partition plate 7, 13 is a ventilation fan installed on the bathroom side wall 2, and although not shown, there is a handle on the bathroom side wall 2, 2', 2'. Shower equipment is provided, and the bathroom is naturally provided with an entrance/exit (not shown).

When using the above-mentioned bathroom, the partition plate 7 is pulled out from the partition plate housing 5 along the guide rails 12, 12 and lowered, and the open portion 10 is closed with the partition plate 7. Therefore, in this state, the partition plate 7 prevents water from splashing onto the bathroom floor during bathing or showering. In addition, the steam rising from the bathtub 1 is removed from the hanging portion 1 of the partition plate storage body 5.
1 prevents it from going around to the space on the bathroom floor 4 side. Moreover, steam rises to the upper side of the inclined top plate part 9 from between the tip of the inclined top plate part 9 and the bathroom side wall 2,
Even if such steam gets around between the sloped top plate 9 and the bathroom ceiling wall 6 and condenses on the bathroom ceiling wall 6, such condensed water will drip onto the sloped top plate 9 and Water drips from the lower end of the top plate 9 to the vicinity of the bathroom side wall 2, and scattered water droplets on the lower surface (inner surface) of the sloped top plate 9 also drip from the lower end of the sloped top plate 9. Such condensed water will not drip onto the head of the bather. There is a risk that the steam that has entered between the inclined top plate 9 and the bathroom ceiling wall 6 may also enter the bathroom floor, but the amount of steam that has entered between the sloped top plate 9 and the bathroom ceiling wall 6 may be limited by the amount of steam that is Since the amount of water is extremely small compared to that of the bathroom floor, the risk of condensation water forming on the ceiling of the bathroom floor is greatly reduced.

Furthermore, when the partition plate 7 is stored in the partition plate storage body 5 as shown in the figure, the partition plate 7 does not get in the way of getting in and out of the bathtub 1, and the bathtub 1 can have an open feeling, which is more aesthetically pleasing. It also has a good appearance.

As mentioned above, the bathroom of the present invention requires the cumbersome handling of curtains, such as closing the curtains and placing the lower part of the curtains in the bathtub in order to prevent hot water from scattering onto the bathroom floor due to swinging of the curtains. Unlike conventional bathrooms, you can reliably prevent hot water from splashing onto the bathroom floor by simply pulling out the partition board, and even when the partition board is stored, the hanging part of the partition board storage unit prevents the splashing of hot water onto the bathroom floor. It is possible to prevent steam from entering the bathroom floor side and prevent steam from forming on the bathroom floor side, and the sloped top plate of the partition board storage unit prevents steam from forming on the bathroom ceiling wall directly above the partition board storage unit. This system makes bathing more comfortable by limiting the dripping of condensed water and splashed water on the bottom surface of the partition board storage body to the vicinity of the bathroom side walls.In addition, when the partition board is stored, the open part can be completely closed. Since it can be opened, the partition plate does not obstruct the access of bathers and gives a feeling of openness to the bathroom, which has extremely high practical value.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawing is a sectional view showing an embodiment of the bathroom of the present invention. 1... Bathtub, 2, 2'... Bathroom side wall, 3... Bathtub wall, 4... Bathroom floor, 5... Partition plate storage body,
6... Bathroom ceiling wall, 7... Partition plate, 9... Inclined top plate section, 10... Open section, 11... Drooping section.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] In a bathroom in which the bathtub is surrounded by bathroom side walls on three sides with an open part for entering and exiting the bathtub from the bathroom floor left on one side, a partition plate storage body is provided over substantially the entire upper part of the bathtub near the bathroom ceiling wall. and a bendable partition plate that is pulled out into the open part and closes the open part is housed in the partition plate storage body so as to be freely removable and removable. The bathroom is characterized by being composed of an inclined top plate section arranged with a downward slope toward the side wall of the bathroom facing the bathroom, and a hanging section connected to the inclined top plate section and hanging down from the upper part of the open section. bathroom.