JPS6325154B2 - - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a bay window applied to an entrance or the like.

When installing a thin storage area such as a shoe rack, etc., against a wall,
Even if the top is used effectively as a counter, for example by placing decorative items such as vases, there is a risk that the decorative items will fall over because they are close to the wall and people can easily touch them while walking. For this reason, it is not possible to place decorations on the ceiling, so it cannot be used effectively, and the presence of the storage section, which is a necessary item, hinders the decoration of the room.

Therefore, an object of the present invention is to provide a bay window that does not impair the function of the thin storage section and can decorate the interior of the room.

An embodiment of the invention is shown in FIGS. 1 to 4. That is, this bay window unit has a frame 1, a window portion 2, a counter 3, and a thin shoe cabinet 4 as its main components. The frame 1 is an opening 6 of the same size as a normal window at the height of a normal window in the wall 5 of the entrance.
A frame 1 is constructed around the edge of the opening. The center part of the counter 3 is attached to the threshold part 7 of this frame 1, one side part 3a protrudes to the outdoor A side of the wall 5 by a predetermined dimension, and the other side part 3b protrudes by a predetermined dimension to the indoor B side of the wall 5. It stands out. The window part 2 has a sliding glass window 8 and a glass side window 9 as shown in FIG. The sliding door type window 8 protrudes from the outer surface of the wall 5 by the width dimension of the side window 9, forming a bay window configuration. An eave 10 is provided on the top. In addition, the shoe cabinet 4 is thin with a small depth dimension, and has a protruding part on the indoor side of the counter 3 (the other side part 3b).
is installed on the inner surface of the wall 5 below the opening 6 as the top of the shoe rack 4. As shown in Fig. 4, inside the shoe rack 4, a storage shelf 11 for footwear for going out is provided in the center, closed with a sliding door 12, a storage area 13 for long items such as long boots is formed on the left side, and a storage space 13 for shoes for indoor use is formed on the right side. A storage section 14 for indoor footwear such as slippers is formed, and doors 15 and 16 are provided therein.

With this configuration, the space inside the entrance is narrowed by the amount by which the wall 5 of the thin shoe rack 4 protrudes from the inner surface, but the window portion 2 protrudes toward the outdoors by the same amount as the protrusion of the shoe rack 4. Because of this, it is essentially a shoe rack 4.
The amount of outside light is the same as that without window 2.
Because it can be incorporated more, it feels wider, and
Brighten up the inside of the entrance. In addition, since the depth of the counter 3 is from the front edge of the shoe rack 4 to the outer protruding surface of the window 2, adding the thickness of the wall 5 makes the area more than twice as large as the conventional one, and the counter 3 has a space for placing decorative items. will become more widespread and its effective use will increase. Moreover, since more than half of the counter 3 is located on the outdoor side from the inner surface of the wall 5, there is little risk of a person touching the ornaments while walking and knocking them over. Furthermore, as a result of the above, even though there is a thin shoe cabinet 4, the entrance can be decorated and the living space can be made more comfortable.

As described above, in the bay window of the present invention, a counter is provided on the threshold side of a wall opening so as to protrude both indoors and outdoors, and a window portion is installed in the wall opening with the outdoor protruding side of the counter as the bottom. Since the thin storage section is provided on the wall with the protruding side as the top, the counter can be used effectively, the room can be brightened, the decorative effect can be enhanced, and the living comfort can be improved.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a cutaway perspective view of an embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a sectional view thereof, FIG. 3 is a perspective view seen from the outside, and FIG. 4 is an exploded perspective view of a shoe rack. 2...window section, 3...counter, 4...shoe rack (thin storage section).

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. A counter installed horizontally on the threshold side of an opening in a wall and protruding indoors and outdoors; a window portion attached to the opening so as to protrude toward the outdoor side of the opening with the outdoor protruding portion of the counter as the bottom; A bay window comprising a thin shoe cabinet attached to the inner wall surface at the lower part of the opening, with the indoor side protrusion serving as the ceiling.