JPS6318485B2 - - Google Patents

Description

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

Modern kitchen equipment is often placed inside living rooms called LDKs, so the various equipment that makes up the equipment, such as a top plate with a sink, stove, etc.
Storage cabinets such as mizuya and ceiling bags have a high aesthetic sense and do not interfere with the atmosphere of the living room. However, even if the kitchen equipment is designed with consideration given to its design as described above, if the user places the kitchen utensils such as tableware, cutting boards, dish towels, etc. It will be a hindrance. Generally, kitchen utensils are put away in a designated storage space such as a mizuya or a canopy, but the method of cleaning up afterward is limited to storing kitchen tools that are not used frequently on a daily basis in a cabinet such as a mizuya or a canopy. Kitchen utensils that are used every day, such as pot lids, dish towels, shiyamoji, detergent, scrubbing brushes, and favorite pots, are often left exposed on hangers or shelves around the top. Such a scene is often seen in the kitchen of ordinary households, and even if the kitchen utensils are left exposed and tidy, it is not very pleasant and can disrupt the atmosphere of the living room. It is something.

The reason for the above situation is that in conventional kitchen equipment, the top plate with the sink etc. and the storage cabinet such as the top bag and water cabinet are not related in terms of use. . In other words, the top plate is not connected to the storage cabinet so that kitchen utensils can be easily taken in and out from the top plate, which is the main area for kitchen tasks such as cooking and washing. For this reason, kitchen utensils that are used on a daily basis are placed exposed around the top plate, where they can be easily accessed.

In view of these problems, the main purpose of the present invention is to prevent kitchen tools used on a daily basis from obstructing the aesthetics of kitchen equipment and the atmosphere of the living room. It is based on a new idea of sweeping, which has never existed before, and an example thereof will be described below.

1 is a relatively long top plate with kitchen equipment such as a sink 2 and a stove 3; 4 is a top bag placed above the top plate 1; 5 is an eye-level part above the top plate 1, that is, the top plate 1 and the top bag This storage cabinet is arranged on 6 levels of wall surfaces between 4 spaces, and is composed of a casing 7 and a rack 9 that can be freely put in and taken out from the casing 7 via a suspension rail 8. The depth l of the casing 7 is smaller than the depth L of the top plate 1,
It is provided at the rear of the top plate 1 so that the space A of the top plate 1 remains in front of it. Rack 9
Hanging tools 12 such as chopsticks and tablecloths 10, dish towels 11
and a draining shelf 15 on which a scrubbing brush 13, a colander 14, etc. are placed, and is pulled out through an opening 7a of the housing 7 to an eye-level space above the top plate near the sink 2. Reference numeral 16 denotes a door provided on the front side of the rack 9. When the rack 9 is stored in the housing 7,
The opening 7a of the housing 7 is closed. A water receiver 17 receives dripping water from kitchen utensils such as a pot 14 housed in the rack 9, and is provided at the bottom of the housing 7 so that it can be taken in and out.

As mentioned above, rack 9 is placed on top plate 1 near sink 2.
Since it is pulled out to the upper eye-level space, the worker can store washed kitchen utensils in the rack 9 while being in front of the sink 2 or by moving a little. In addition, since the housing 7 is placed on the top plate 1 so that the space A of the top plate 1 remains in front of it, kitchen work such as cooking can be done in the space A, and kitchen utensils can be taken in and out of the rack 9. It becomes easier. In other words, the kitchen utensils can be temporarily placed in the space A while the kitchen utensils are being taken out and put into the rack 9.

As described above, in the kitchen device of the present invention, the top plate and the storage cabinet are associated with each other so that kitchen utensils can be easily taken in and out of the storage cabinet, so that the kitchen tools that are commonly used on a daily basis are not exposed around the top plate. They are now stored all at once in the storage cabinet without being left in the same state. Therefore, the aesthetic appearance of the kitchen equipment due to kitchen tools is prevented, and the atmosphere of the living room or the like is maintained in a good condition. Furthermore, since the top plate space remains in front of the storage cabinet, this top plate space can be used for cooking or as a temporary storage stand, greatly improving its usability.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings show an embodiment of the present invention, in which Fig. 1 is a perspective view of the kitchen device with the rack stored in the storage cabinet, Fig. 2 is the same perspective view when the rack is pulled out, and Fig. 3 is a cross-sectional view of the same plane. It is a diagram. 1...Top plate, 2...Sink, 3...Stove, 5
...Storage cabinet, 9...Rack, A...Top space.

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. A storage cabinet with a depth smaller than the depth of the top plate is placed on the top plate on the side of the sink provided on the top plate so that space for the top plate remains in front of the storage cabinet. A kitchen device comprising an opening opened and closed by a door in a side wall facing the sink, and a rack provided in the storage cabinet that can be freely pulled out from the opening to the vicinity of the sink.