KR200362225Y1 - Fans and plates having guide members for chopsticks and likes - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a heating kitchen container having a cooking utensil support; A heating kitchen container (10) having a heating container (2), a handle (3), and a neck (4) connecting the handle (3), on a handle (3) extending to the heating kitchen container (10). Further comprising a support member for supporting the tool handle (H) of the cooking utensil (C) for using the heated kitchen container (10) when not in use, an example of the end handle of the handle (3) as an example of such a support member And a pair of tool grip support protrusions 20 and 21, which protrude upwardly to (8) and which are protrusions formed in the width B direction end face of the handle 3, and the like;

By providing a structure that can temporarily store cooking utensils in a conventional heating kitchen container, it is convenient to store cooking utensils during cooking waiting time and inconvenience caused by housewife stress caused by rolling and falling down the counter. It is possible to solve the problem, and the adhesion of impurities such as dust caused by being placed on the upper surface of the countertop to the cooking utensil is fundamentally eliminated, so that it is hygienic and can be provided at low cost compared to the conventional configuration.

Description

Heated kitchen container with cooking utensil support {Fans and plates having guide members for chopsticks and likes}

The present invention relates to a heating kitchen container having a cooking utensil support, and more specifically, to temporarily support the handle of tools such as chopsticks, pancake, ladle, etc. in a kitchen utensil for cooking mainly by heating of a frying pan, a hot plate, etc. It is about a configuration to keep.

In the case of cooking in a kitchen utensil that is mainly cooked by heating a frying pan, etc., when cooking using chopsticks or pancake, or when the food is cooked, aged or needs to be heated for a suitable time, use There is a problem that is not suitable for storing cooking utensils.

Therefore, in the past, such cooking utensils are placed on the countertop, and when they are found for reuse, they may be rolled off from their original positions, or they may be stained with impurities, which may require wiping them again with dishcloths. This was a major cause of housewife stress.

In addition, when placed over the heating vessel portion of the cooking utensils there was also a problem such that the heated heat is transferred to the tool handle to burn the hand.

The present invention relates to a heating kitchen container having a cooking utensil support, which has been devised in view of the problems of the prior art, and has the same purpose as Utility Model Registration No. 20-0334275 filed and registered in advance.

In the case of the above-described application, it is intended to support by having a rotary ball attached to the end of the handle, but this configuration increases the cost of the product and also has a rotating member and a shaft so that oil and the like flow in and remain. When the dust enters, it becomes very dirty sanitarily,

By protruding the rotating operating member on the top of the cooking vessel, there was a major drawback that the detrimental factors of the actual use remain, such as hurting the hand of the housewife or tearing rubber gloves during washing.

In this invention, by providing a support member having a simple configuration in a general kitchen container, an object of the present invention is to provide a cooking utensil support of the configuration is not impaired.

1 is a plan view showing a state of a frying pan as an exemplary kitchen container for explaining the purpose of the heating kitchen container having a cooking utensil support of the present invention.

Figure 2 is a perspective view showing a state of configuring and using a cooking utensil support as showing the configuration of an embodiment of a heating kitchen container having a cooking utensil support of the present invention.

Figure 3 is a perspective view of the handle portion of the kitchen utensil illustrating the configuration and use of the cooking utensil support of another embodiment of the heating kitchen container having a cooking utensil support of the present invention.

Figure 4 is a perspective view and a partially enlarged perspective view of the handle portion of the kitchen utensil showing the construction and use of the cooking utensil support of another embodiment of the heating kitchen container having a cooking utensil support of the present invention.

* Explanation of symbols for the main parts of the drawings *

1: frying pan

2: heating vessel

3: handle

4: neck

10: heating kitchen container

The heating kitchen container having the cooking utensil support of the present invention together with the accompanying drawings will be described in more detail in comparison with the conventional configuration.

1 is a plan view showing a state of a frying pan as an exemplary kitchen container for explaining the purpose of the heating kitchen container having a cooking utensil support of the present invention, Figure 2 is an embodiment of a heating kitchen container having a cooking utensil support of the present invention Fig. 3 is a perspective view showing a state of constructing and using a cooking utensil support as an example configuration, and Fig. 3 is a perspective view of a handle portion of a kitchen utensil showing the construction and use of the cooking utensil support of another embodiment, and Fig. 4 is another embodiment. It is a perspective view and a partial enlarged perspective view of the handle part of the kitchen utensil which shows the structure and use of a cooking utensil support part.

Heating kitchen container having a cooking utensil support of the present invention can be applied to a variety of.

For example, it is of course possible to apply to all kitchen containers that are heated and cooked with a handle in the kitchen, such as a frying pan, a heating pan, a hot plate, or a kitchen container of which the handle is separated.

As an exemplary configuration for explaining the present invention, the frying pan 1 is shown as a heating kitchen container showing a frying pan.

The frying pan 1 is provided with a neck portion 4 for connection to a heating vessel 2 and a heat-resistant handle 3 made of non-conductor synthetic resin, wood, or the like, or a neck portion 4. Is integrated with the handle 3, and the removable container (not shown) at the end of the neck portion 4 is configured to be detachable from the heating vessel 2 and the like.

In constructing the heating kitchen container 10 represented by such a frying pan 1,

The present invention further provides the neck portion 4 and the handle 3 extending to the heating kitchen container 10 so that a cooking utensil, such as chopsticks, pancake, ladle, etc., can be placed to hold the tool handle H. It is a structural feature of the heating kitchen container having a cooking utensil support.

Conventionally, as in FIG. 1, when cooking or other cooking operations, the tool handle H of the cooking utensil C is placed on the handle 3 of the heating kitchen container 10 or on the kitchen sink. By placing it in place, the same problems as before have been caused.

The configuration of the present invention devised in view of such a conventional problem, as shown in Figure 2,

An end portion of the handle 3 and a locking hole 5 for locking to the kitchen wall or the like protrudes upward to the perforated end handle 8 and is integrally injected into the end surface in the width B direction of the handle 3. It is characterized in that it is provided with a pair of tool handle support protrusions 20 and 21 which are molded or processed by wood.

The tool handle support protrusions 20 and 21 are preferably formed as protrusions of various shapes that are formed more than the height of the tool handle H, but may be slightly protruded. ) Can be accommodated in most cases.

In addition, the tool handle supporting protrusions 20 and 21 can be applied to any type of plate-like triangular shape, a circular protrusion, an elliptical protrusion, and the like.

3 is another configuration of the tool handle supporting protrusions 20 and 21 for supporting the tool handle H.

A hinge hole 30 drilled on the side handle 8 'of the end handle 8 at the end of the handle 3 is formed by drilling in the side walls 8' on both sides.

In addition, the bending support portion 41 bent into a roughly "U" shape at the top is processed as a member processed by cutting a wire rod or a plate metal such as a steel wire, and the fitting ends 42 at both ends are the hinge holes ( It is also possible to form a rotation support member 40 to be fitted to 30.

Preferably, the pivot support member 40 is a shape for accommodating the handle 3 when pivoting downward, and is formed to be bent into a roughly "U" shape in the longitudinal direction, and is suitable for cooking without use. It is convenient because there is no flicker. 45 is a stopper for standing up as a grip with the handle 3 when standing up in use.

In the case of using the rotation support member 40, when not in use, the handle is rotated around the hinge hole 30 to work downward, and in the case of supporting the tool handle (H) of the cooking utensil (C). The tool holder H may be placed in the bent support portion 41 by rotating upward of (3).

The concept of FIG. 4 may be presented as a concept similar to that of FIG. 3.

In FIG. 4, the supporter accommodating part 50 formed in the upper surface of the end handle 8 of the handle 3 is formed.

The tool holder 60, such as a steel wire, bent into a shape accommodated in the support holder 50, has the bending guide portion 61 as described above, and both ends (62.63) of the tool holder (50). It consists of a shape that is fitted to the hinge hole 51 perforated in the inner end of the.

Both ends 62 and 63, which are free ends of the tool support 60, are fitted into the hinge holes 51 by having a shape elasticity.

At the time of standing up, it is preferable to open and fix upright by the guide groove 64 laid in the upper end of the hinge hole 51 as shown in A enlarged view.

Heating kitchen container having a cooking utensil support of the present invention having the configuration as described above; By providing a structure that can temporarily store cooking utensils in a conventional heating kitchen container, it is convenient to store cooking utensils during cooking waiting time and inconvenience caused by housewife stress caused by rolling and falling down the counter. You can solve the castle.

Furthermore, the adhesion of impurities, such as dust, caused by being placed on the upper surface of the countertop to the cooking utensils is fundamentally removed, so that it is hygienic and can be provided at a lower cost than the conventional configuration.

Claims (4)

In the heating kitchen container (10) having a heating container (2), a handle (3), a neck (4) connecting the handle (3), On the handle (3) extending to the heating kitchen container (10) further comprises a support member for placing the tool handle (H) of the cooking utensil (C) for using the heating kitchen container (10) when not in use Heating kitchen container having a cooking utensil support portion characterized in that it comprises. The method of claim 1, The support member protrudes upwardly to the end handle 8 of the handle 3, and the tool handle support protrusions 20 and 21, which are protrusions formed on the end surface in the width (B) direction of the handle 3, are separated by a pair. Heating kitchen container having a cooking utensil support, characterized in that the configuration. The method of claim 1, The support member has left and right hinge holes 30 drilled in the end side wall 8 'of the handle 3, The upper outline "U" -shaped bent support portion 41 is a member formed by cutting a wire rod or plate metal such as steel wire, and both ends thereof are fitted into the hinge hole 30 so as to be rotatable. 41. A heating kitchen container having a cooking utensil support, characterized in that for supporting the tool handle (H) when standing upright. The method of claim 1, The support member includes a support tool receiving portion 50 embedded in the upper surface of the end handle (8) and a hinge hole (51) perforated in the inner end thereof, The tool paper accommodated in the support tool receiving portion 50, both ends (62, 63) of the free end with the bending guide portion 61 of the bent line shape is fitted in the hinge hole 51 to enable the rotary upright By providing the earth 60, the heating kitchen container having a cooking utensil support, characterized in that the bending guide portion 61 can be configured to support the tool handle (H) when standing up.