JPS6328298Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] The present invention relates to a structure for mounting a washroom panel body to the inner wall surface of a bay window, and more specifically, to a structure for mounting a washroom panel body such as a cabinet with a shelf or a mirror panel to the inner wall surface of a bay window. The main purpose is to make it easy to install and remove the washbasin panel body.
Therefore, it is an object of the present invention to provide a structure for attaching a washbasin panel body to the inner wall surface of a bay window, in which the cabinet and mirror plate can be easily replaced on site according to the wishes of the owner.

The present invention will be explained in detail below based on embodiments shown in the figures. The mounting structure of a washbasin panel body on the inner wall surface of a bay window according to the present invention is a front wall body 3 installed at a position away from an opening 2 provided in a wall body 1 of a building toward the outdoor side.
A bay window A is formed by a side wall 4 that closes the space between both side edges of the front wall 1 and both side edges of the opening 2.
Rails 41 and 42 each having a substantially U-shaped cross section are installed in parallel on the upper and lower sides of the inner wall surface of the front wall 3, with their openings facing each other, and cover the entire inner surface of the front wall 3. Mirror plate 40b which is a washbasin panel body for finishing the entire inner surface, and mirror plate 40b at both upper and lower ends.
The upper and lower ends of one of the cabinets 40a, which is another washroom panel body having a flange 43 having approximately the same thickness as the upper rail 4, are connected to the upper rail 4.
1 and the lower rail 42, and the front wall 1 is vertically movable between a position where the upper rail 41 fits the upper end of the washroom panel body into the opening and a position where this upper end is removed from the opening. It is characterized by being attached to the inner wall surface of the. As shown in FIG. 1, the bay window A is formed in advance as a unit in which the front wall 3 and the side wall 4 are integrated, and is fixed to the periphery of the opening 2 provided in the wall 1 on site. Ru. The framework of the bay window A is assembled using various aluminum extrusion molding materials, and as shown in FIGS. Both the stand 11 and the second rectangular frame 12 located at a position protruding to the outdoor side stand 13
are formed by connecting them at three places on the top and bottom with connecting rods 14, 15, 16, and both sides of the second rectangular frame 12
A front wall 3 is formed between 3 and 13, and a side wall 4 is formed between the mullion 11 of the first rectangular frame 10 and the mullion 13 of the second rectangular frame 12. The second rectangular frame 12 is divided into two sections, upper and lower, by a middle horizontal step 17, and an upper horizontal step 1
An upper front wall 3 a is formed between the middle cross-piece 17 and the middle cross-piece 17 , and a lower front wall 3 b is formed between the middle cross-piece 17 and the lower cross-piece 19 . Also, the above-mentioned middle connecting rail 15 is this middle horizontal rail 1
The mullion 11 of the first rectangular frame 10 and the second
The mullion 13 of the rectangular frame 12 is connected to each other, and an upper side wall 4a is provided between the upper connecting rod 14 and the middle connecting rod 15.
A lower wall 4b is formed between the middle connecting rod 15 and the lower connecting rod 16. As each upper side wall body 4a,
A glass window in which a glass plate 20 is fitted into a window frame 21 or the glass plate 20 itself is used, and this portion serves as a daylighting window. As shown in the figure, when using a glass window, one side edge of the window frame 21 is connected to the first rectangular frame 1.
0 and the second rectangular frame 12.
1 and 13 so that the glass window can be opened and closed freely. In either case, the peripheral edge of the glass plate 20 is attached to the window frame 21 or the mullion 1 by means of a glass holder 22.
1, 13. As the upper front wall 3a, as shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, a glass plate 2 is used.
A laminated plate of glass plate 2 and heat insulating plate 6 is used.
3 facing the outdoor side, and the periphery is connected to the upper horizontal beam 1 through a bead 24, respectively.
8. It is held on the inner periphery of the middle and horizontal beams 17 and both stands 13,13. As the heat insulating board 6 used here, an inorganic board such as a calcium silicate board or a synthetic resin board such as urethane or styrofoam is used. On the other hand, the lower front wall 3b and the lower side wall 4b
An inorganic board such as calcium silicate or gypsum slag is used as the base, and the peripheral edges are connected to the corresponding mullions 11, 12, middle connecting rung 15, middle cross rung 17, lower connection rung 16, and lower cross rung 19, respectively. It is inserted through the packing 27. This lower front wall 3a and lower side wall 4
If necessary, lysine or mortar is applied to the outer surface of b as an exterior finishing layer. The washbasin panel covers the entire inner surface of the front wall 3 to give a decorative finish to the entire inner surface of the front wall 3, and this washboard panel covers the inner wall of the upper front wall 3a. It is arranged using upper and lower rails 41 and 42. 6th
10 to 10 show an example in which a thin cabinet 40a is attached as a washbasin panel body, and flanges 43 projecting upward and downward of the cabinet 40a are fitted into upper and lower rails 41 and 42, respectively. Here, the flange 43 is a mirror 4 that will become a washbasin panel body to be described later.
The thickness is almost the same as that of 0b. Each rail 41, 42 has one side piece 44 and the other side piece 45.
It is formed into a substantially U-shaped cross section that is longer vertically than the long side piece 44, and screws 46 from both ends of the longer side piece 44 into the upper and lower sides of the corresponding double stands 13, 13 of the second rectangular frame 12 to form the double stands 13. Fixed. Upper rail 4
A long hole 4 running vertically is provided at both left and right ends of the long side piece 44 of 1.
7 is formed, and through holes 48 are formed at both left and right ends of the long side piece 44 of the lower rail 42, and the above-mentioned screw 46 is screwed into the mullions 13, 13 through each long hole 47 and through hole 48. Enter. To install the cabinet 40a, first insert the flange 43 at the lower end of the cabinet 40a into the opening of the lower rail 42, which is fixed in place with the screws 46, and then move the upper rail 41 upward within the range of the elongated hole 47 to remove the upper end. After moving the flange 43 of the upper rail 41 to the specified position,
, and fit the upper end flange 43 into the upper rail 41. On the front of this cabinet 40a,
If necessary, attach a mirror 4 on the outside as shown in Figure 10.
A lid 50 having a number 9 is attached so as to be openable and closable. Figure 11 shows a mirror plate 40b between the upper and lower rails 41 and 42.
As mentioned above, since the upper rail 41 is vertically movable through the long hole 47 provided in the long side piece 44, the upper rail 41 can be moved up and down in the same way as the above-mentioned cabinet 40a. is attached by fitting it into each of the upper and lower rails 41, 42, and the end plate 40b
To remove the mirror plate 40b, move the upper rail 41 upward as shown in FIGS. 11b and 12b.
This can be done by pulling out the upper end of the upper rail 41. A counter 90 like a washstand equipped with a flat plate or a washbowl 95 is installed inside the bay window A below this washstand panel body. When a washstand is installed as the counter 90, a cabinet frame 96 is installed below the washstand. A storage box 97 with a lid 98 is attached using a. Further, on the inside of the roof 56 of the bay window A, a lighting fixture 147 is installed to illuminate the washroom panel body 40.

As described above, in the present invention, rails each having a U-shaped cross section are installed in parallel on the upper and lower sides of the inner wall surface of the front wall constituting the bay window, with the openings facing each other, and the rails cover the entire inner surface of the front wall. One of the washboard panel bodies, which is a washstand panel body for giving a decorative finish to the entire inner surface of the front wall, or another washstand panel body, a cabinet, which has flanges on both upper and lower ends with flanges of approximately the same thickness as the mirror plate. inserts its upper and lower ends into the upper rail and lower rail, respectively, and moves up and down between the position where the upper rail fits the upper end of the washroom panel body into the opening and the position where this upper end is removed from the opening. Since it is freely attached to the inner wall surface of the front wall, the cabinet and end plate can be easily attached and detached. In other words, the washbasin panel body, which is a member for covering the entire inner surface of the front wall for a decorative finish, can be removably installed by selecting either a mirror or a cabinet depending on the purpose. , it is possible to easily attach and remove components for decorative finishing on the entire inner surface of the front wall, and it can be selected and attached according to the purpose. By making the thickness of the upper and lower ends of the cabinet almost equal to the thickness of the mirror in the panel body, it has become possible to mount it in the same way on the upper rail and lower rail, which are the same mounting means. This has the advantage that the cabinet and mirror plate can be easily replaced on-site according to the client's preference.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a schematic perspective view of an embodiment of a bay window according to the present invention, seen from the outside; FIG. 2 is a schematic front view of the same; FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view taken along line X-X in FIG. 2; FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view taken along line Y-Y in FIG. 2; and FIG.
FIG. 6 is an exploded perspective view showing the cabinet and the upper and lower rails attached to the inner surface of the upper front wall of the same; FIG. 7 is a vertical sectional view of the same cabinet; FIG. 8 is a vertical sectional view showing the mounting state of the same cabinet; FIG. 9 is a horizontal sectional view showing the mounting state of the same cabinet; FIG. 10 is a perspective view showing another example of the cabinet used in the same; and FIGS. 11a and 11b are views of the upper front wall of the same cabinet; 12a and 12b are explanatory views showing the operation of the mirror panel when it is attached and removed; FIG. 13a is an elevational view of an example of the bay window of the same embodiment, one half of which shows the front and the other half the back; FIG. 13b is a side view of the bay window of the same embodiment; and FIG. 13c is a partial top view of the bay window of the same embodiment. 1 is a wall body, 3 is a front wall body, 4 is a side wall body, 40a is a cabinet, 40 ...
b is a mirror plate, 41 is an upper rail, and 42 is a lower rail.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A bay window is constructed by a front wall that is installed at a distance to the outside from the opening in the wall of the building, and a side wall that closes the gap between both sides of this front wall and both sides of the opening. is formed, and rails each having a substantially U-shaped cross section are installed in parallel on the upper and lower sides of the inner wall surface of the front wall, with their openings facing each other, so as to cover the entire inner surface of the front wall. The upper and lower ends of one of the cabinets, which is a washroom panel body that has flanges of approximately the same thickness as the mirror plate at both upper and lower ends, have flanges on both upper and lower ends, respectively. The upper rail fits into the rail and the lower rail, and the inner wall surface of the front wall is movable vertically between the position where the upper end of the washroom panel body is inserted into the opening and the position where this upper end is removed from the opening. A structure for attaching a washroom panel body to the inner wall surface of a bay window attached to.