JPS6297551A - Sauna - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] This bulletin contains application data before electronic filing, so abstract data is not recorded.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION [Technical Field] The present invention relates to a sauna in which the interior of the sauna is heated by a stove or the like.

[Background technology]

A large number of interior materials are attached in a slatted manner to the walls that make up the sauna room, and these materials have a configuration as shown in FIG. 3(a).

Narrow and long interior materials 22a and 22b are attached to the wall 10 with their side edges connected to each other by a nesting structure. The interior materials 22a and 22b are not solidly joined but have a gap 20 that is transparent, so that the surface appearance is slatted. Since the butt end surface 19 between the interior materials is perpendicular to the wall 10, even if the tenon 23 on the wall side of the interior material is fixed to the wall 10 by driving a nail 15 from the nailing surface, the tenon 24 on the sauna indoor side will not be fixed. As shown in Figure 3 (bl), there were cases where the interior material floated or sprung up.The interior material may warp due to changes in the temperature in the room and over time, making the joint between the butt ends even weaker, and the connection state of the interior material may become unstable. It could get worse.

[Purpose of the invention]

This invention was made in view of these circumstances,
To provide a sauna in which interior materials are firmly attached to a wall surface and the state of attachment of the interior materials is not affected even if the building materials are deformed due to temperature changes.

[Disclosure of the invention]

In order to achieve the above-mentioned object, the present invention provides a sauna in which interior materials are attached to the inner surfaces of walls constituting a sauna room and are mutually joined by an interlocking structure, wherein the wall side of the interlocking structure The sauna is characterized in that the abutting end faces are oblique to the wall and a notch is provided near the corner of the overlapping surface of the interior material and the butt end face to receive the tenon end face on the wall side of the adjacent interior material. This is the summary.

Hereinafter, one embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings.

FIG. 2 shows the interior of an embodiment of the sauna according to the present invention. This sauna 1 is of a compact type for use by a small number of people and can be installed in a general home. The interior of the sauna 1 is heated by an electric stove (not shown) placed in a stove enclosure 2. Sauna stones are sometimes placed above electric stoves to reduce the radiant heat from electric stoves. The indoor temperature of the sauna 1 is set by a controller 4a provided on the shelf 3. Indoor temperature is measured by temperature sensor 4b
is measured and sent to the controller 4a. Then, the controller 4a controls the driving of the electric stove and the like so that the indoor temperature reaches the set temperature.

This controller 4a also includes switches and knobs for the lighting equipment 5 and the speaker 6.

On the rear wall lO of the sauna room, an interior material 12 made of a narrow and long board is attached in a slatted manner, and the side wall 1
0' is also fitted with interior material 12.... A seat 7 is also provided along this rear wall 10. There are slatted boards 8 on the floor.

Fig. 1(a) shows the joined state of the interior materials 12 attached to the wall 10.The interior materials 12a and 12b are not solidly joined, but the gap 2o is transparent. The surface appearance of the entire interior material is slatted, and the abutting end surface 9 on the wall side is oblique to the wall 1o. Furthermore, a notch 16 is provided in the vicinity of the corner of the overlapping surface and butt end surface of the tenon 14 on the sauna indoor side of the interior material 12a to receive the tip 13a of the tenon end surface on the wall side of the adjacent interior material 12b. Further, the interior materials 12a, 12b and the wall 10 are not joined solidly, but shallow grooves 17 are provided on the interior materials side.

A tenon 13 of an interior material 12b with an oblique end face is fixed to the wall 10 with a nail 15. Adjacent interior materials 12a are abutted and fixed with the inclined end surfaces of the grooves 13 and the nailing surfaces. In this way, interior materials are sequentially attached to the wall lO.

Since the wall side abutting end face of the interlocking structure is oblique to the wall, the wall side groove 13 inclined end face of the interior material 12b comes to press the inclined end face of the adjacent interior material 12a, and the tenon 14 of the interior material 12a It doesn't spring up. In addition, even if the interior material warps over time or due to temperature changes in the sauna room, as shown in Figure 1 (b), the
Since the tip 13a of 3 goes into the notch 16, the hole 1
3. There is no push-up of the tip 13a, and depending on the form of fitting, the interior materials 12a and 12b may be more firmly joined to each other, so the tenon 14 of the interior material 12a does not spring up. The shallow grooves 17 provided on the joint surface of each interior material with the wall serve to alleviate warping of the interior material.

The interior material may not be transparent through the gap 20 and may be solidly joined.

Processing the interior material into the shape described above is easy, as all you have to do is point the blade used to make the conventional Aishakuri structure at an angle.

〔Effect of the invention〕

The sauna according to the present invention is constructed as described above, so that a part of the interior material does not spring up, and the interior material does not spring up or float due to dimensional shrinkage due to aging and changes in indoor temperature. You can have a beautiful wall surface.

[Reference]

As shown in Figure 2, the chair 7 of a conventional sauna l has a single tier or a stepped structure, but in any case, because it is fixed, the range in which you can choose the bathing temperature is limited. It was getting worse. Therefore, as shown in Figure 4, the height can be increased by attaching a metal fitting to the chair 7a so that it can be hung on the wall and fixing it at the desired position, or by attaching a crosspiece to the wall and placing the chair on it. Adjust. Also, add 1 chair
It is convenient not only to have one wide chair, but also to divide it into two or three parts, as shown in Figure 5, so that each chair 7b, 7c can be freely fixed in various positions, allowing you to choose the bathing temperature. If you take a bath with a chair set up at a very high position, the upper part of the sauna room will take less time to reach the desired temperature (and will remain relatively high even after the temperature has been raised). Therefore, you can shorten your bathing time.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Figures 1 (al and b) are explanatory diagrams showing the jointed state of the sauna interior materials according to the present invention, Figure 2 is a perspective view of the interior of the sauna, and Figures 3 (a) and (b). Figures 4 and 5 are explanatory diagrams showing the bonding state of conventional interior materials.
The figure is an explanatory diagram showing the position of the sauna chairs. l...Sauna 9...Butt end surface 10...
Walls 12.12a, 12b...Interior materials 16...Cutouts Fig. 1 (a) (b) Fig. 2 Fig. 3 (a) (b)

Claims (2)

[Claims] (1) A sauna in which interior materials are attached to the inner surfaces of the walls constituting the sauna room, which are mutually joined by a collapsible structure, and the wall-side abutting end surface of the collapsible structure is against the wall. A sauna characterized in that a notch is provided in the vicinity of a corner of an end face diagonally abutted against a stacked surface of an interior material to receive a tip of a tenon end face on a wall side of an adjacent interior material. (2) The sauna according to claim 1, wherein the interior material is a long and narrow plate material.