KR20120130319A - Toilet seat - Google Patents

Abstract

According to the present invention, it is possible to carry by compactly folding and forming the toilet seat of the culture toilet seat installed in a certain place, and it is possible to simply and accurately set and use the toilet seat of the user. An object of the present invention is to provide a portable toilet seat seat which can be safely and hygienically used. The outer sheet | seat of both sides of the longitudinal fold line which formed the rectangular sheet | seat main body which formed the perforation or a perforation formation part used as a defecation hole in a center part in the position which bisects the width in both sides which sandwich the centerline in the width direction. Fold in two in the centerline direction to form a longitudinally long sheet, the longitudinally long sheet being folded in two at the middle portion along the longitudinal direction, and the middle portion of the two folded sheets again folded in two in the opposite direction to overlap the whole, The upper and lower ends are configured as a take-out handle by folding the center portion in the width direction so as to form a triangle forming a vertex.

Description

Toilet seat {TOILET SEAT}

TECHNICAL FIELD The present invention relates to a toilet seat sheet mounted on a toilet seat surface of a culture toilet and used. The present invention relates to a toilet seat sheet configured to be foldable so as to be portable.

When using a toilet in a public toilet, it is most required that the toilet seat surface in direct contact with the user's skin is kept clean and sanitary.

However, aquaculture toilets installed in public restrooms are extremely rare in that special measures have been taken to keep the toilet seat clean and hygienic, so that the user can use the tissue to prevent direct contact with the toilet seat. It is common to use paper or toilet paper cut to a desired length on a toilet seat.

In such a solution, since the size of the toilet paper cut out is not a standard that can correspond to the toilet seat surface, it is difficult to stably rest on the toilet seat surface. There is a problem that many people do, and in the case of such a use method, in order to alleviate the anxiety that the user's skin comes into contact with the toilet seat surface, the toilet paper is cut off longer than necessary to point out a problem that becomes extremely uneconomical. do.

In particular, in recent years, the toilet seat is assimilated with the user's body shape (particularly the shape of the buttocks when seated), unlike the conventional structure in which the whole toilet seat surface is relatively flat, and the toilet seat surface is inward from the outer periphery for the purpose of improving seating comfort. As more and more structures are inclined downward toward the periphery (the bowel hole side), when a tissue paper or toilet paper is placed on the toilet seat, the set sheet or paper is set from the outer periphery along the slope of the toilet seat. There is also a problem that a force that moves toward the inner periphery (the bowel hole side) and slides into the bowel hole easily acts, and thus cannot maintain a stable set.

In order to solve these problems, a circular or elliptical hole (at a position corresponding to the bowel movement of the toilet seat) in the center of a rectangular sheet having a size covering the entire toilet seat surface or an oval-like sheet covering the entire toilet seat surface ( The toilet seat sheet which provided the cutout part (cutout part) for forming (i) or forming a perforation is proposed (refer FIG. 12).

Such a known toilet seat is generally understood to be a toilet seat that is only intended to be used only in a toilet and is simply portable, in which only a sheet is folded in two in the longitudinal direction, and only a plurality of sheets are stored in a packaging bag. The size was too big to use.

On the other hand, as a toilet seat sheet which can be carried, the disposable toilet seat sheet which was comprised so that the case which accommodates the several sheet | seat which folded small the rectangular sheet which has the said structure in the case is proposed (Japanese Utility Model Application Laid-Open No. 8-A). (7), in this case also, the proposed toilet seat sheet does not have particular consideration in the folding structure of the sheet, especially the structure for taking out from the case, or the structure for unfolding the taken out sheet. It is pointed out that it is inconvenient that the operation which takes out from the case and deploys requires labor and cannot use it promptly.

In addition, when a conventional toilet seat is set on a new toilet seat in which the entire perimeter of the toilet seat surface is inclined downward from the outer periphery to the inner periphery, the whole sheet moves in the direction of the inner periphery along the inclined plane and slides to the bowel movement part. Since a force tends to occur or a wrinkle occurs from the outer periphery to the inner periphery on the entire set seat surface, a large number of small wrinkles are likely to form on the seat surface, which may cause discomfort to the user. It is also pointed out.

In order to cope with such a problem, the toilet seat sheet has a structure that is folded into a size suitable for carrying, and in use, the folded toilet seat sheet can be quickly taken out from the packaging bag like tissue paper, and the removed toilet seat sheet Although it is desirable to develop a toilet seat that satisfies the needs of being able to easily develop with one hand, furthermore, to be hygienic and stable set and use on the toilet seat surface, such a convenient toilet seat is currently available. The sheet is not proposed.

Japanese Utility Model Application Publication No. 8-7

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The problem to be solved by the present invention is a portable toilet seat sheet in which a plurality of toilet seat sheets are accommodated in a packaging bag, wherein the toilet seat sheet cannot be easily taken out from a carrying case (packing bag) or the toilet seat can be quickly removed. It solves various structural problems, such as the point which cannot be expanded easily, the mounting means of a toilet seat with respect to a toilet seat surface, or the incomplete point of a mounting effect.

In order to solve the above problem, the invention of claim 1 is a toilet seat sheet for storing a plurality of sheets to be taken out into a packaging bag, the size of which can cover the toilet seat surface, and forms a perforation or a perforation forming portion that becomes a bowel movement in the center. Longitudinal fold lines are formed at positions which roughly bisect the center line and the left and right edges, respectively, on both side portions formed of one rectangular sheet and sandwiching the center line formed in the center portion in the width direction of the sheet. The first fold line in the horizontal direction is formed at a position where the two long portions are folded into two inwards in the longitudinal fold line, respectively, to form a vertically long rectangle, and the two long vertical rectangles are roughly bisected up and down. The lower half partitioned by the part is folded and overlapped in two on the upper surface of the upper half, and then folded in two to form a rectangle formed by the overlap. After folding the lower half partitioned by the second fold line part formed in the position which divides into two parts and overlapping so that it may be located in the back surface of an upper half part, overlapping predetermined length part of the both ends which were the upper and lower edges at the time of forming a vertical rectangle. And is formed by folding along the fold line in the inclined direction so that the center portion in the width direction becomes a vertex of a triangle.

In addition, the invention of claim 2 is a toilet seat for storing a plurality of sheets in a pouch for packaging, and is a size that can cover the toilet seat surface, and comprises a rectangular sheet having perforations or perforations formed to form a bowel movement in the center. The fold lines in the longitudinal direction are respectively formed at positions at which the center line and the left and right edges are roughly bisected on both side portions sandwiching the center line formed in the center portion in the width direction of the sheet. In the fold line part, the lower half part partitioned by the 1st fold line part of the transverse direction provided in the position which divides the said two side parts into two inside toward each inside in a longitudinally long rectangle, and installs this vertically long rectangle roughly bisected up and down. In two positions on the upper surface of the upper half, and then in two positions, the rectangle formed by the overlapping is bisected. After folding and overlapping the lower half partitioned by the 2nd fold line part of the formed transverse direction so that it may be located in the back surface of an upper half part, the predetermined length part of the edge part which was a lower side edge when forming a vertically long rectangle was formed in the width direction. It is characterized in that the center portion of the triangle is formed by folding along the fold line in the oblique direction so as to be a vertex of the triangle.

According to the present invention, since the entire rectangular toilet seat sheet has a structure that is sequentially folded in the width direction and the longitudinal direction, it becomes possible to configure extremely compactly, and similarly to a pocket tissue or the like, a plurality of toilet seat sheets can be ejected from one side. By accommodating in a pouch for packaging having an opening portion formed therein, it can be easily accommodated and carried in a pocket of a handbag or clothes.

In addition, at the time of use, the objective can be achieved only by the extremely simple operation of placing the unfolded toilet seat on the toilet seat, and it is possible to maintain the toilet seat accurately and hygienically without requiring special skills. Can be exercised.

Particularly, the present invention is the second layer where the finally folded toilet seat sheet overlaps with the layer on the surface side or the layer on the surface side of the overlapped portion folded into four by folding in two different directions alternately along the longitudinal direction. Since the take-out handle having a triangular shape was formed in the layer of, it is possible to take out one by one simply and accurately by simply grasping and pulling out the take-out handle from the outlet of the bag.

In addition, the toilet seat sheet taken out by holding the triangular handle can exert an excellent effect of simply and accurately developing the sheet body as a vertically long rectangle by simply grasping the handle portion and shaking it small in the vertical direction.

In addition, the toilet seat sheet of the present invention is formed so that the outer edges of both sides in the width direction of the sheet are approached to face each other at the centerline position of the sheet, and folded in two, so that the whole becomes a vertically long rectangle. This longitudinally long rectangular sheet is folded in two at the middle portion or near the middle portion along the longitudinal direction, and then folded again in two in the opposite direction to the above in the middle portion along the longitudinal direction and folded to form four layers in total. The layer which becomes the surface side when overlapping and overlaps the layer which becomes the outermost surface side of the sheet | seat which folded and overlaps, and the edge part of the layer which becomes the outermost surface side in contact with this, or the upper and lower ends of a long vertical rectangle, ), The center part of the sheet width after being folded is folded in a triangular shape to be a vertex, so as to take out the handle. The toilet seat sheet developed for use is set on the toilet seat face, showing a state where the longitudinal fold line part for forming the sheet into a vertically long rectangle is folded out and the center line part is folded in. (See FIG. 10. ).

The seat seat, which is set on the toilet seat surface and starts to unfold, has a small but lateral force against the folding force in the longitudinal fold line portion at the highest position and the centerline portion folded inward (folding outward to the outside) Since a force of folding the fold line in the direction and the two sides of the center line to be folded into each other can be developed, the entire surface is quickly developed to become a flat sheet, and the contact with the toilet seat surface is smoothly performed.

Moreover, the contact with the toilet seat surface can be performed correctly, without requiring a special technique for sheet development, and the outstanding mounting effect with little misalignment can be exhibited.

In particular, even when the toilet seat surface is gently inclined downward from the outer periphery to the inner periphery side (perforation side), as in the recent new toilet, the two left and right longitudinal folds are formed in the toilet seat sheet in the longitudinal direction. Since the outer portions of both sides of the line are exerted while exerting a force in an outward direction (upward direction of the inclination) against the downward inclined surface formed on the toilet seat surface, the seat seat set as in the prior art follows the downward slope of the toilet seat surface, There are few cases of moving toward the inner periphery (perforation) of the toilet or slipping into the perforation, whereby the excellent effect of stably setting the toilet seat can be achieved.

Since the toilet seat seat itself can be manufactured very inexpensively, it is excellent in economic efficiency and has the characteristic that it can be used also as a promotional item like a pocket tissue.

By repeating folding in two directions in the longitudinal direction, a triangular take-out handle was formed at the end of the layer to be the surface side of the overlapped portion folded into four layers. It can be taken out simply by pulling.

1 is a developed plan view of the toilet seat sheet in the first embodiment.
It is a top view which shows the state which folded the toilet seat sheet of FIG. 1 along the fold line of a longitudinal direction.
It is a top view which shows the folded state which folded the toilet seat sheet of FIG. 2 along the 1st fold line of a horizontal direction.
FIG. 4 is a plan view illustrating a state in which the toilet seat sheet of FIG. 3 is folded again along the second fold line in the lateral direction.
FIG. 5 is a plan view illustrating a state in which the top and bottom sides of FIG. 4 are inverted. FIG.
FIG. 6: is a top view which shows the state which only the layer of the most surface side was folded and formed in triangular shape along the folding line of the diagonal direction in FIG.
FIG. 7 is a plan view showing a state in which the layer on the front surface side and the layer on the lower side in contact with this are folded in two at the same time in a triangular shape.
Fig. 8 is a perspective view showing the toilet seat and the packaging bag of the first embodiment separately.
9 is a perspective view showing a state where the toilet seat sheet of the first embodiment is accommodated in a packaging bag.
10 is a developed perspective view illustrating a development process of the toilet seat sheet in the first embodiment.
11 is a developed plan view showing the toilet seat sheet in the second embodiment.
It is a perspective view which shows the conventional toilet seat.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

First Embodiment

1 to 10 show a first embodiment of the present invention, wherein the toilet seat sheet denoted by the symbol A is formed of a sheet body formed in a rectangle using thin paper having an appropriate strength of a size that can cover the toilet seat surface ( In the center part of 1), the perforation formation part 2 which becomes a defecation hole is folded in the width direction and the longitudinal direction, and the take-out handle 3 is comprised in the upper end part folded in the longitudinal direction.

The position which forms the perforation formation part 2 used as a defecation hole is a position corresponding to the defecation hole of a toilet seat, Specifically, the fold lines 11 and 11 formed in the sheet | seat main body 1 in the longitudinal direction, and horizontally It is formed so that a part may form circular or ellipse which is not continuous in the inside enclosed by the 2nd fold lines 12b and 12b formed in the direction (refer FIG. 1).

In addition, in the first embodiment, the perforation forming unit 2, in use, exemplifies a structure in which a portion surrounded by the tearing rupture groove 21 or the perforation line (not shown) is formed to form a defecation perforation. It is not limited to the structure illustrated, It is also free to cut | disconnect the inner part enclosed by the tearing tear groove 21 or the tear line (not shown), and to form the defoaming perforation beforehand.

The fold lines 11 and 11 in the longitudinal direction are formed in the middle portion of the center line 12 formed in the center portion in the width direction of the sheet main body 1 and the outer side edges of the left and right sides of the center line 12. The outer edges 11a and 11a partitioned by the longitudinal fold lines 11 and 11 are formed to be vertically long at positions bisecting the left and right side edges, respectively, and the fold lines 11 and 11. By folding inwards on the basis of), the outer side edge portions of both outer portions 11a and 11a form a vertically long rectangle in which the center line 12 portion of the sheet body 1 approaches each other (FIG. 2). Reference).

Reference numeral 13a denotes the longitudinally long portion near the center portion along the longitudinal direction, in order to fold the sheet body 1 formed by folding the sheet main body 1 in the longitudinal direction on the basis of the fold lines 11 and 11 in the longitudinal direction. It is a 1st fold line formed in the horizontal direction at the position which divides a rectangle substantially into up and down, and the length of one side of the upper and lower parts partitioned up and down by the horizontal 1st fold line 13a becomes slightly longer than the length of the other side. It is formed in the position (in FIG. 1, the length of the lower half part partitioned by the 1st fold line 13a of a horizontal direction is formed in the position which becomes slightly longer than the length of the upper half part).

In the first embodiment, although the difference is provided in the lengths of the upper and lower side portions partitioned by the first fold line 13a in the lateral direction, the present invention is not limited to this, but the first fold line 13a in the lateral direction is provided. It does not interfere with making the length of both the upper and lower sides divided by the same length (half). However, as in the first embodiment, when the difference in length is provided in the upper and lower portions sandwiching the first fold line 13a in the lateral direction, the lower half is slightly longer than the center in the longitudinal direction, specifically, It is good to form the upper end of the folded toilet seat sheet long enough to hold the fingertips. In this case, lengthening the length of the layer located on the most surface side of the toilet seat sheet folded into four along the longitudinal direction is effective in the case of developing operation of the toilet seat sheet, and the lower layer in contact with the layer located on the most surface side is effective. It is not desirable to lengthen it.

The second fold lines 13b and 13b in the transverse direction are bisected again by dividing the entire length of the rectangular sheet body 1 folded in two along the longitudinal direction such that the lower half of the first fold line 13a overlaps the upper surface of the upper half. It is a folding line for folding in two, and it becomes a reference line for folding and overlapping the lower half part of the sheet | seat main body 1 folded in the state illustrated in FIG. 3 on the back surface of an upper half part (refer FIG. 4, FIG. 5).

Reference numerals 3a, 3a, 3b, and 3b denote fold lines in the oblique direction for forming the takeout handle 3 at the ends of the sheet body 1 folded into four, and the fold lines 11 and 11 in the longitudinal direction. The first inclined fold lines 3a and 3a are formed in the vicinity of the upper end portion, and the fold lines 3b and 3b in the second inclined direction are formed in the vicinity of the lower ends of the fold lines 11 and 11 in the longitudinal direction, respectively. The fold lines 3a, 3a, 3b, and 3b in these oblique directions are formed obliquely to each other so as to have a peak near the second fold line 13b in the lateral direction (see Fig. 1).

In addition, the folding lines 3a and 3a of the 1st inclination direction and the folding lines 3b and 3b of the 2nd inclination direction which form the said pull-out handle 3 are sheets, as illustrated in FIGS. 1-5. The position which overlaps at the same position is selected when it folds in two at the part of the 1st fold line 13a of the horizontal direction formed in the center part along the longitudinal direction of the main body 1, and is overlapped.

Moreover, the take-out handles 3 and 3 respectively folded in triangles along the fold lines 3a and 3a in the first inclination direction and the fold lines 3b and 3b in the second inclination direction are the Both upper and lower ends of the centerline 12 portion in the width direction are folded so as to become a vertex of a triangle (see FIGS. 6 and 7).

Further, in the first embodiment, fold lines 3a and 3a in the first inclined direction formed on the upper end of the sheet body 1 and fold lines 3b and 3b in the second inclined direction formed in the lower end are formed. The position on the basis of folding slightly shifts the position (the upper end portions of the folding lines 3a and 3a in the first inclined direction formed in the upper end portions in Figs. 1 and 2 are the positions of the center line 12 of the sheet body 1). The position of the first fold line 13a in the transverse direction is positioned above the center portion in the longitudinal direction of the longitudinally long sheet, so that after folding the whole into four, In the case of forming the takeout handles 3 and 3, the fold lines 3b and 3b in the second inclined direction formed in the layer located on the most surface side and the first inclined direction formed in the layer located below it. Fold lines (3a, 3a) of the folded in the same position to form a handle 3 for taking out Ryeohan a result.

Arrow C. C in FIG. 10 shows the direction of the force which acts when unfolding the sheet | seat main body 1 folded for use.

The pouch B for packaging is formed using a synthetic resin film or the like. The pouch B is formed as a pouch having a size capable of stacking the folded toilet seat sheets A... An opening line for forming the outlet 4 of A) is formed. Although the position which forms the ejection opening 4 is not specifically limited, If it forms in the upper surface of the part where the ejection handle 3 folded in a triangular shape is located, it will be easily attached to the ejection handle 3 at the time of taking out the toilet seat sheet. It is most effective because we can touch.

Second Embodiment

FIG. 11 shows the second embodiment, and in the first embodiment, the fold lines 3a and the second inclinations in the first inclined direction formed at the upper and lower ends of the longitudinally long fold lines 11 and 11, respectively. Formation of the folding line 3a in one 1st inclination direction among the folding lines 3b of the direction is abbreviate | omitted, and it is only the structure which provided the folding line 3b of the 2nd inclination direction only below, and the other structure Is exactly the same as in the first embodiment.

The method of folding and forming the toilet seat A of 1st Example comprised as mentioned above is demonstrated below.

In order to fold and form the portable toilet seat A, the center part of the left and right both sides which sandwich the centerline 12 of the rectangular sheet main body 1 (position which divides the width direction of the sheet main body A about 4 equally) Fold the two fold lines 11 and 11 formed vertically to the reference line to form a vertically long rectangle by folding them inward so that the outer periphery on both the left and right sides approach the center line 12, respectively (Fig. 1, 2).

Next, it folds in two in the part of the 1st folding line 13a formed in the horizontal direction, and makes the lower half which overlaps the 1st folding line 13a overlap on the upper surface of an upper half part (refer FIG. 3). Subsequently, after folding the sheet main body 1 folded in two in the state illustrated in FIG. 3, the lower half portion is folded in two so as to overlap the back surface of the upper half portion than the second fold line 13b in the transverse direction (FIG. 4, FIG. 4). 5) and a triangular take-out handle 3 folded at the fold lines 3a, 3a, 3b, and 3b to form a portion (see FIGS. 6 and 7).

In addition, in forming the toilet seat sheet A in 2nd Example, the folding line 3a, 3a of the 1st inclination direction of the lower side layer which contact | connects the layer of the front surface side during folding formation in 1st Example. The formation of the triangular take-out handle using () is only omitted, and the rest of the structure is the same as in the first embodiment (see Fig. 6).

A: toilet seat
B: pouch for packaging
C: direction of expanding force
1: sheet body
2: hole formation part
3: handle for taking out
3a: fold line in the first inclined direction
3b: fold line in the second inclined direction
4 opening part used as a blowout port
11: longitudinal fold line
12: centerline
13a: first fold line in the cross direction
13b: second fold line in the cross direction
21: tearing groove

Claims (2)

A toilet seat for storing a plurality of sheets in a pouch for packaging, the toilet seat sheet having a size that can cover the toilet seat surface, and comprising a rectangular sheet having perforations or perforations forming a bowel movement in the center thereof, In both side parts which sandwich the center line formed in the center part in between, longitudinal fold lines are formed in the position which roughly bisects the said center line and the left and right side edges, respectively, and the said both side parts in the said fold line part of the said longitudinal direction, respectively After constituting as a vertically long rectangle by folding it inwardly in two, the lower half divided by the transverse first fold line portion formed at a position that roughly bisects the vertically long rectangle is folded in two on the upper surface of the upper half. Next, the second folding in the lateral direction formed at a position where the rectangle formed by the overlap is folded and then bisected into two. The lower half partitioned by the part is folded in two so as to be located on the back of the upper half, and then the predetermined lengths of both ends, which are the upper and lower edges, when forming a vertically long rectangle, the center part in the width direction becomes a vertex of a triangle. The toilet seat sheet | seat formed by folding along the fold line of a diagonal direction. A toilet seat for storing a plurality of sheets in a pouch for packaging, the toilet seat sheet having a size that can cover the toilet seat surface, and comprising a rectangular sheet having perforations or perforations forming a bowel movement in the center thereof, In both side parts which sandwich the center line formed in the center part in between, longitudinal fold lines are formed in the position which roughly bisects the said center line and the left and right side edges, respectively, and the said both side parts in the said fold line part of the said longitudinal direction, respectively After constituting as a vertically long rectangle by folding it inwardly in two, the lower half divided by the transverse first fold line portion formed at a position that roughly bisects the vertically long rectangle is folded in two on the upper surface of the upper half. Next, the second folding in the lateral direction formed at a position where the rectangle formed by the overlap is folded and then bisected into two. The lower half partitioned by the part is folded in two so as to be located on the back surface of the upper half, and then the predetermined length part of the edge part which was a lower side edge when forming a vertically long rectangle was formed, and the center part in the width direction is a vertex of a triangle. The toilet seat sheet | seat formed by folding along the fold line of a diagonal direction as much as possible.

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