TWM653864U - Cantilevered moving-door-along-wall suitable for bathroom - Google Patents

Abstract

This invention is a cantilevered wall-moving door suitable for bathrooms, which includes a moisture-proof door panel, a pulley set, a swing arm, and a door frame set; the moisture-proof door panel is mainly fixed with a first fixed seat at one end of the outer edge, and a second fixed seat is fixed near the middle area. The first fixed seat is used to connect and fix a pulley set, so that the pulleys of the pulley set slide in the guide rail of the door upper frame of the door frame set, and a swing arm is connected to the second fixed seat and the inner wall of the shower room; the moisture-proof door panel is pushed open, so that the swing arm moves along the arc track toward the inner wall of the shower room. At the same time, the moisture-proof door panel moves, and the pulley slides along the guide rail to open the shower room along the track of the swing arm, so that the sliding door can be applied to the smaller space type of a single shower room.

Description

Cantilevered sliding door for bathrooms

This creation is about a technical field involving bathroom and toilet related equipment, especially the sliding door installed at the entrance and exit of the bathroom with shower cubicle.

According to the design of bathroom space, most of them are shower cubicles. This is mainly because when bathing, splashing water is prevented from splashing on the entire floor and bathroom equipment such as toilets. At the same time, the floor of the bathroom space other than showering is kept dry to provide safety purposes to avoid slipping. Common shower cubicles usually have a "three-door" type and a "circular door" type. For example, the new patent case with certificate number M430240: "Shower sliding door simple assembly structure" <hereinafter referred to as: Reference Case 1> is a three-door type, that is, three door panels are used as the structure to form a straight line. The new patent case with certificate number M427124 "Circular shower sliding door simple assembly structure" <hereinafter referred to as: Reference Case 2> is a circular door type, that is, the circular door shape is used as the sliding door structure.

The above-mentioned references, whether it is reference 1 or reference 2, have something in common, that is, if the shower sliding door of reference 1 or 2 is installed, the shower space is not small, and it is enough for two to three people to enter. However, in today's limited indoor space with narrow land and dense population, in order to design a small area for one or two people of single nobles, they want to expand the living room and room space as much as possible or add more functional space. The business usually wants to limit the shower space. It is difficult to install the above-mentioned shower sliding door with three doors or arc doors in a shower space for only one person and including the installation position of the shower equipment, and it is difficult to apply.

The main purpose of this creation is to provide a cantilevered wall-mounted sliding door suitable for bathrooms. It mainly combines a door body with a cantilever structure, so that a small shower space for one person can be installed with a shower sliding door structure that is easy to open and close, non-interfering, and barrier-free.

The invention provides a cantilevered wall-moving door suitable for bathrooms, which is a door body including a moisture-proof door panel, a pulley block, a swing arm, and a door frame assembly, wherein: the moisture-proof door panel is fixedly provided with a first fixed seat and a second fixed seat at two appropriate positions on the outer edge of the surface, the first fixed seat is located on the opening and closing side of the moisture-proof door panel, the second fixed seat is kept at a distance from the first fixed seat, and the position of the second fixed seat corresponds to a middle area of the moisture-proof door panel; the pulley block is arranged on the first fixed seat of the moisture-proof door panel, and the pulley block can be movably provided with a number of pulleys that can slide horizontally linearly, so that the pulley block is combined with the moisture-proof door panel; the swing arm includes an arm, and a first pivot and a second pivot are respectively extended vertically at the two ends of the arm, and the first pivot is movably connected to the second fixed seat , so that the first hinge can be pivoted relative to the moisture-proof door panel, and the second hinge is movably arranged on a wall surface, so that the arm can be pivoted; the door frame assembly is fixed to the inner side wall of the opening where the moisture-proof door panel is to be installed, and at least includes a door upper frame, which is located above the moisture-proof door panel and forms a horizontal guide rail on the side facing the shower room. The two ends of the door upper frame are Each is combined with a stop seat, and the other end of the stop seat is fixed to the wall surface, so that the door frame is higher than the moisture-proof door panel, and the pulley of the pulley block is slidably arranged on the guide rail; the moisture-proof door panel is pushed open, and the second pivot end is rotated, driving the arm and the first pivot end to move along the arc track, and the moisture-proof door panel slides along the guide rail by the pulley block at the same time, so as to open the shower room along the track of the rotary arm.

Therefore, this creation provides the following benefits:

1. This creation installs a pulley set and a swing arm on the moisture-proof door panel of the shower room, and slides in the guide rail of the upper door frame through the pulley guide of the pulley set. The first pivot end of the swing arm is cleverly combined with the near-midpoint area of the moisture-proof door panel, and the second pivot end is pivoted on the wall at the fixed position; therefore, when the moisture-proof door panel is pushed open, the pushing force can drive the moisture-proof door panel to move, and the moisture-proof door panel moves following the arc track of the swing arm, and slides on the guide rail through the pulley set, so that the movement of the moisture-proof door panel is guided by the guide rail in a limited direction, resulting in a stable and smooth movement of the moisture-proof door panel, providing a more stable opening and closing operation of the moisture-proof door panel.

2. The moisture-proof door panel of this invention is connected by a swing arm and a pulley assembly, so that the moisture-proof door panel moves along an arc track, which will neither collide with the shower equipment nor rub against the inner wall of the shower room. Therefore, it can be installed in a shower room suitable for a single activity space, so that the application of the shower sliding door does not need to consider the limitation of small space.

10: Door body

20: Moisture-proof door panels

21: Door handle

22: First fixed seat

23: Second fixed seat

24, 241: Pole insertion

30: Pulley set

31: Base

32: Pulley

33: Junction

40: Rotary arm

41: Armbar

42: First Cardinal

421:Piercing

43: Second Terminal

44: Fixed block

50: Door frame assembly

51, 511, 512: Door frame

52:Guide rails

521: Seam groove

53: Stop seat

531:Fixed film

54: Door bottom frame

55: Door side frame

56: Door frame

60, 61, 62, 63, 64: Shower room

65: Shower head

70, 71, 72, 73: Fixed doors

Figure 1 is a three-dimensional exterior view of the closed door of a preferred embodiment of the present invention.

Figure 2 is a three-dimensional diagram of the components of a preferred embodiment of this invention.

Figure 3 is a side assembly cross-sectional view of the door body in the closed state of the preferred embodiment of the present invention.

Figure 4 is a top-view combined cross-sectional view of the door body in the closed state of the preferred embodiment of the present invention.

Figure 5 is a top view of the door body of the preferred embodiment of the present invention in a closed state.

Figure 6 is a top view of a preferred embodiment of the present invention with the door slightly opened.

Figure 7 is a top view of the door of the preferred embodiment of the present invention when it is fully opened.

Figure 8 is a three-dimensional external view of a preferred embodiment of the present invention with the door slightly opened.

Figure 9 is a three-dimensional exterior view of the door of the preferred embodiment of this invention when it is fully opened.

Figure 10 is a three-dimensional external view of the second preferred embodiment of the door body of the preferred embodiment of this invention.

Figure 11 is a top plan view of the second preferred embodiment of the door body of the preferred embodiment of the present invention.

Figure 12 is a three-dimensional external view of the third preferred embodiment of the door body of the preferred embodiment of this invention.

Figure 13 is a top plan view of the third preferred embodiment of the door body of the preferred embodiment of the present invention.

Figure 14 is a three-dimensional external view of the fourth preferred embodiment of the door body of the preferred embodiment of the present invention.

Figure 15 is a top plan view of the fourth preferred embodiment of the door body of the preferred embodiment of the present invention.

Figure 16 is a three-dimensional external view of the fifth preferred embodiment of the door body of the preferred embodiment of the present invention.

Figure 17 is a top plan view of the fifth preferred embodiment of the door body of the preferred embodiment of the present invention.

This invention is a cantilevered wall-moving door suitable for bathrooms. Please refer to Figures 1, 2, and 3. The door body 10 includes a moisture-proof door panel 20, a pulley assembly 30, a swing arm 40, and a door frame assembly 50. The moisture-proof door panel 20 is fixed with a door handle 21 on the inside and outside of one side. A first fixed seat 22 and a second fixed seat 23 are respectively arranged at two appropriate positions on the upper edge of the outer side of the moisture-proof door panel 20. The first fixed seat 22 is generally located at the end of the moisture-proof door panel 20 opposite to the door handle 21, and the second fixed seat 23 is generally located at a suitable position of one-half of the width of the moisture-proof door panel 20, and is kept at a distance from the first fixed seat 22. The first and second fixed seats 22 and 23 are both inverted L-shaped seats, and a plug rod 24 and 241 are respectively extended longitudinally at the horizontal end, so as to connect the first and second fixed seats 22 and 23. The two fixing seats 22 and 23 are attached to and locked on the outer side of the moisture-proof door panel 20, forming a rod 24 protruding from the moisture-proof door panel 20; the pulley assembly 30 is arranged on the first fixing seat 22 of the moisture-proof door panel 20, and the pulley assembly 30 includes a base 31 and a plurality of pulleys 32, wherein the base 31 is located at the outer side of the moisture-proof door panel 20, and the plurality of pulleys 32 can be movably arranged. , so that the pulley 32 can roll and slide along the horizontal line, the base 31 is connected to a coupling portion 33 on the reverse side, the coupling portion 33 is inserted and screwed to the plug rod 24 of the first fixed base 22, so that the pulley block 30 is coupled to the moisture-proof door panel 20; the rotary arm 40 includes an arm 41, and a first pivot 42 and a second pivot 43 are vertically extended at the two ends of the arm 41, and the first pivot The first pivot end 42 is provided with a through hole 421 in the longitudinal direction, and the through hole 421 of the first pivot end 42 is bolted in the plug rod 241, so that the first pivot end 42 is movably and non-fixedly inserted on the outer side of the plug rod 241 of the second fixing seat 23, so that the first pivot end 42 of the swing arm 40 has the function of pivoting relative to the moisture-proof door panel 20, and the second pivot end 43 is movably The door frame assembly 50 is fixed to a fixed block 44 fixed to the wall, so that the swing arm 40 can be pivoted; the door frame assembly 50 is fixed to the inner side wall of the hole where the moisture-proof door panel 20 is to be installed, so that the moisture-proof door panel 20 can be opened and closed within the range of the door frame assembly 50. The door frame assembly 50 includes an upper door frame 51, a lower door frame 54, a side door frame 55, and a door fixed frame 56. The side door frame 55 and the door fixed frame 56 are connected to each other. The door frame 56 is on the side close to the door handle 21; the door frame 51 is as shown in Figures 2, 3, and 4, and is in a U-shaped strip with the closing facing the side. The side of the door frame 51 forming the opening forms a horizontal guide rail 52 with a U-shaped cross section. A slit 521 is provided near the guide rail 52, and the two ends of the door frame 51 are each connected and fixed with an L-shaped stop. The stopper 53 has a fixing piece 531 at one end corresponding to the wall. One end of the stopper 53 is inserted into the slot 521, and the fixing piece 531 at the other end is attached to the wall and fixed with screws, so that the door upper frame 51 is horizontal and higher than the moisture-proof door panel 20, so that the pulley 32 of the pulley assembly 30 can be embedded and slidably set in the guide rail 52 of the door upper frame 51, as shown in Figure 3.

As shown in Figures 1, 4, and 5, when the door body 10 is closed, the pulley assembly 30 is located at one end of the door body 10, and the swing arm 40 is parallel to the door upper frame 51 and is located in the shower room 60 on the inner side of the door body 10.

When in use, as shown in FIGS. 6, 7, 8, and 9, the shower room 60 is only a space for one person. When a person finishes showering in the shower room 60 and wants to open the door 10 to walk out of the shower room 60, he or she grabs the door handle 21 to pull open the moisture-proof door panel 20. The force of pulling the moisture-proof door panel 20 causes the second pivot end 43 of the rotary arm 40 to use the fixed block 44 as a fulcrum, and causes the first pivot end 42 of the rotary arm 40 to drive one end of the moisture-proof door panel 20 to move into the shower room 60. Secondly, since the moving force of the rotary arm 40 drives the moisture-proof door panel 20, the moisture-proof door panel 20 is convenient to move. The pulley block 30 can slide when the moisture-proof door panel 20 moves, and the pulley block 30 is pulled to slide at the same time, and guided by the guide rail 52 of the door upper frame 51, so that the moisture-proof door panel 20 moves along the linear track of the guide rail 52 by the pulley block 30, and the moisture-proof door panel 20 moves in an arc shape toward the inner wall of the shower room 60 along the arc track of the rotary arm 40, thereby fully opening the moisture-proof door panel 20, and will not interfere with the shower head 65 and other bathing equipment in the shower room 60, and will not allow the rotary arm 40 to collide with the inner wall of the shower room 60, so as to maintain a smooth opening and closing effect.

As shown in FIGS. 10 and 11, the door body 10 can also be adapted to the change in the size of the shower room 61 by lengthening the door upper frame 511 so that a fixed door 70 can be arranged on one side of the door upper frame 511 opposite to the door body 10, and a fixed door 70 can be fixedly connected to the inner wall of the shower room 61 adjacent to the door body 10; similarly, as shown in FIGS. 12 and 13, the door body 10 is adapted to the larger space of the shower room 62 by lengthening the door upper frame 512 so that a fixed door 70, 71 can be arranged on each side of the door upper frame 512 opposite to the door body 10, forming two fixed doors 70, 71 arranged on both sides of the door body 10; and as shown in FIGS. 14 and 15, the door body 10 is adapted to the change in the size of the shower room 61 by lengthening the door upper frame 512 so that a fixed door 70, 71 can be arranged on each side of the door upper frame 512 opposite to the door body 10, forming two fixed doors 70, 71 arranged on both sides of the door body 10, respectively. The bathroom 63 has a larger space, and a fixed door 70 is installed on one side of the upper part of the door body 10 in cooperation with the extended door upper frame 511, and another fixed door 72 is installed on the side perpendicular to the fixed door 70, so that the door body 10 and the two fixed doors 70 and 72 form an L-shaped configuration; as shown in Figures 16 and 17, the door body 10 is in cooperation with the shower room 64 space, and a door body 10 and a fixed door 70 on one side of the adjacent door body 10 can be arranged in a straight line at the bottom side of the door upper frame 511, and another fixed door 73 is vertically installed on the other side of the door body 10, forming an L-shaped configuration of the door body 10 and the two fixed doors 70 and 73, which is different from Figures 14 and 15.

In summary, the overall concept disclosed in this creation is indeed industrially practical and innovative, and its structure has never been seen in books or publicly used. It truly meets the requirements for applying for a new patent. We sincerely request the Bureau to review it and grant the patent as soon as possible. We would be very grateful.

10: Door body

20: Moisture-proof door panels

21: Door handle

22: First fixed seat

23: Second fixed seat

24, 241: Pole insertion

30: Pulley set

31: Base

32: Pulley

33: Junction

40: Rotary arm

41: Armbar

42: First Cardinal

43: Second Terminal

44: Fixed block

50: Door frame assembly

51: Door frame

52:Guide rails

53: Stop seat

531:Fixed film

54: Door bottom frame

55: Door side frame

56: Door frame

Claims (7)

A cantilevered wall-moving door suitable for bathrooms, which is a door body comprising a moisture-proof door panel, a pulley block, a swing arm, and a door frame assembly, wherein: the moisture-proof door panel is fixedly provided with a first fixed seat and a second fixed seat at two appropriate positions on the outer edge of the surface, the first fixed seat is located on the opening and closing side of the moisture-proof door panel, the second fixed seat is kept at a distance from the first fixed seat, and the position of the second fixed seat corresponds to a middle area of the moisture-proof door panel; the pulley block is arranged on the first fixed seat of the moisture-proof door panel, and the pulley block can be movably provided with a number of pulleys that can slide horizontally linearly, so that the pulley block is combined with the moisture-proof door panel; the swing arm comprises an arm, and a first hinge and a second hinge are respectively extended vertically at the two ends of the arm, and the first hinge is movably connected to the second fixed seat, so that the first hinge can be moved vertically. The first hinge can be pivoted relative to the moisture-proof door panel, and the second hinge can be movably arranged on a wall surface so that the arm can be pivoted; the door frame assembly is fixed to the inner side wall of the opening where the moisture-proof door panel is to be installed, and at least includes an upper door frame, which is located above the moisture-proof door panel and forms a horizontal guide rail on the side facing the shower room. The two ends of the upper door frame are respectively connected to A stop seat is provided, and the other end of the stop seat is fixed to the wall surface, so that the door frame is higher than the moisture-proof door panel, and the pulley of the pulley block is slidably arranged on the guide rail; the moisture-proof door panel is pushed open, and the second pivot end is rotated, driving the arm and the first pivot end to move along the arc track, and the moisture-proof door panel slides along the guide rail by the pulley block at the same time, so as to open the shower room along the track of the rotary arm. As described in claim 1, the cantilevered wall-moving door suitable for bathrooms, wherein the second fixing seat of the moisture-proof door panel is approximately located at one-half of the width of the moisture-proof door panel. As described in claim 1, the cantilevered wall-moving door for bathrooms, wherein the pulley assembly comprises a base and a plurality of pulleys, wherein the base is movably provided with the pulleys at a position facing the outer side of the moisture-proof door panel, and the base is connected to a joint portion at the reverse side, and the joint portion is provided for fixing to the first fixed base of the moisture-proof door panel. As described in claim 1, the cantilevered wall-moving door for bathrooms, wherein the first and second fixed seats are both inverted L-shaped seats, and a plug rod is longitudinally extended at each horizontal end, so that the first and second fixed seats are abutted against and locked on the outer side of the moisture-proof door panel, the plug rod of the first fixed seat is fixedly coupled to the pulley block, and the plug rod of the second fixed seat is rotatably coupled to the second pivot end of the swing arm. As described in claim 1, the cantilevered wall-moving door suitable for bathrooms, wherein the second pivot end of the swing arm is movably pivoted on a fixed block fixed to the wall surface, so that the swing arm can pivot. As described in claim 1, a cantilevered wall-moving door suitable for bathrooms, wherein the door body can be equipped with at least one fixed door on one side. As described in claim 1, the cantilevered wall-moving door suitable for bathrooms can be equipped with at least one fixed door on each side of the door body.

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