JP2003038388A - Simple western-style toilet for japanese-style toilet bawl - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a simple western toilet for enabling a bedridden invalid to use a Japanese-style port as a western-style toilet by a simple operation when the person has no choice but to use the Japanese-style toilet. SOLUTION: A toilet seat mounting member (4) shaped like a bellows-type magic hand is arranged between a pair of front column (2) mounted on the front wall of a Japanese-style toilet bowl (20) and rear column (3) erected in the neighborhood of a tail edge part (22) on the Japanese-style toilet bowl (20), and a foldable toilet seat (13) is mounted on the toilet seat mounting member so that a simple western-style toilet (1) can be constituted.

Description

Description: BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a simple toilet seat which can be used not only as a Japanese style toilet but also as a Western style toilet, and a flush toilet. The present invention relates to a toilet that can be used even when the supply of water is sometimes stopped and the flushing device cannot be used. 2. Description of the Related Art Conventional Japanese-style toilets have a low height unlike Western-style toilets and are embedded and installed on the floor at the same height as the floor. [0003] The use in this Japanese-style toilet is a form in which the hips are dropped and squatted, which places a burden on the knees and hips, and is painful for the elderly and disabled people with poor legs and hips. is there. Therefore, many people use a Western-style toilet that can be used in a comfortable posture without having to squat down because of the height of the toilet. [0004] However, when it becomes necessary to use the toilet in a theater, a department store, or another place with a large number of people, it is not always possible to use a Western-style toilet. When used, there is a problem that it is painful for elderly people and physically handicapped people with poor legs. Further, the conventional flush toilet has a problem that if the supply of water is stopped due to a disaster or the like and the flushing device cannot be used, it cannot be used. SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, the present invention provides a pair of front supports attached to a front wall surface of a Japanese-style toilet and a pair of front supports near a rear end of the Japanese-style toilet. On both sides between a pair of standing rear struts, a toilet seat mounting member formed by assembling and forming a connecting rod into a rhombic link shape that can be extended and retracted in the front-rear direction,
A simple Western-style toilet for a Japanese-style toilet, which is provided with a foldable toilet seat on the upper surface of the toilet seat attachment member. [0006] Since the present invention is as described above, the rear strut which was folded and stored on the front wall of the hidden gold cover of the Japanese style toilet during use is pulled out, and is pulled out to the vicinity of the rear end of the Japanese style toilet and pulled out. When the toilet is set up, the toilet seat on the upper surface of the toilet seat mounting member composed of the connecting rod assembled in a link shape is located on the upper surface of the Japanese toilet, and a simple Western toilet can be formed. A water-soluble sheet of cylindrical shape having an open lower surface is attached to the toilet seat, the seat is seated on the toilet seat, and the sheet is used. After use, when the toilet seat is folded and the rear support is pushed forward, it is folded and stored on the wall side by the action of the connecting rod assembled in the form of a link. If you do not pull out the toilet seat, you can use it as a Japanese style toilet. In addition, when an earthquake or other disaster occurs, when the water supply stops and the flushing facilities cannot be used, a separately prepared human waste treatment container filled with human waste treatment material is disposed between the toilet seat and the Japanese toilet. This allows the use of the toilet. Embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. In FIG. 1, a pair of front struts 2 attached to the front (gold-concealed) side wall of a Japanese toilet 20 by fixing means such as an anchor 19 and a rear strut standing near a rear end 22 of the rear of the Japanese toilet. Form 3 A toilet seat mounting member 4 to be bridged between the front support 2 and the rear support 3 pivotally connects the respective ends and the center of the connecting rods 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10. The connecting rod group formed in a plurality of connected rhombic links is formed in a so-called bellows-type magic hand shape which can be extended and contracted in the front-rear direction. One end 5a of the connecting rod 5 is formed in an elongated hole 11 formed from the upper part of the front support 2 toward the center, and one end 9a of the connecting rod 9 is formed in a long hole formed from the center of the rear support 3 toward the lower part. 12 is formed so as to be slidable up and down. On the other hand, one end 6a of the connecting rod 6 is
One end 10a of the connecting rod 10 is attached to each of the rear columns 3, and on the upper surface of the toilet seat attaching member 4 thus configured,
This is that the toilet seat 13 is placed and attached to form the simple Western style toilet 1. The toilet seat 13 is formed so as to be foldable by a hinge 14. Since the present invention is as described above, the rear strut 3 stored near the front wall surface of the gold cover 21 of the Japanese toilet 20 during use is moved to the vicinity of the rear end 22 of the Japanese toilet 20. When standing, the toilet seat mounting member 4 which is folded and stored like a bellows type magic hand is pulled out to the upper surface of the Japanese toilet, and then the toilet seat 13 which has been folded into two is raised, so that a simple Western style is easily achieved. A toilet 1 can be formed. In the figure, 3a is a caster, 23
Is a handrail. When using the Western-style toilet 1, a tubular water-soluble paper 15 having an open lower surface is attached to the toilet seat 13 and is seated on the toilet seat 13, and after use, the paper 15 is removed and the toilet 15 is removed as it is. Pour When the toilet seat 13 has been used, the toilet seat 13 is folded and the rear support 3 is pushed forward, and the connecting rods 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 assembled in the shape of a rhombus link form the front of the Japanese toilet. It can be folded and stored near the front support, and the rear support 3
If you do not pull out, you can use it as a Japanese style toilet. When an earthquake or other disaster occurs and the water supply stops and the flushing equipment cannot be used, a human waste container 16 filled with a urine treatment material 18 in a bag 17 is separately prepared and placed. 16 is the toilet seat 13 and the Japanese toilet 20
The use of the toilet is enabled by disposing the toilet in the middle. Since the present invention is as described above, a person who prefers a Japanese-style toilet can be used as a Japanese-style toilet as it is, which places a burden on the knees and hips, and can be applied to knees such as the elderly and disabled people with poor legs and hips. If you want to use a Western-style toilet, you can easily use it as a Western-style toilet simply by pulling out the rear support on the front of the toilet and setting the toilet seat. Further, in the conventional flush-type toilet, even when the supply of water is stopped due to a disaster or other reasons and the flushing device cannot be used, a container filled with a urine treatment agent prepared separately for emergency use can be used as a toilet seat. By placing it below, the toilet can be used conveniently.

[Brief description of the drawings] FIG. 1 is a front view of a simple Western style toilet according to the present invention. FIG. 2 is a side view of the same. FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view of an emergency human waste treatment container. [Explanation of symbols] 1 Simple Western style toilet 2 front support 3 rear support 3a casters 4 Toilet seat mounting members 5 Connecting rod 5a One end 6 Connecting rod 6a One end 7 Connecting rod 8 Connecting rod 9 Connecting rod 9a One end 10 Connecting rod 10a One end 11 Slot 12 long hole 13 toilet seat 14 Hinge 15 Water-soluble paper 16 Human waste processing container 17 bags 18 Human waste treatment agent 20 Japanese style toilet 21 Gold Hidden 22 butt end 23 Handrail

Claims (1)

Claims: 1. A pair of front columns attached to a front wall surface of a Japanese-style toilet and a pair of connecting columns provided on both sides between a pair of rear columns standing near a bottom end of the Japanese-style toilet. A toilet seat mounting member formed by assembling and forming a rhombic link that can be extended and contracted in the front-rear direction, and a foldable toilet seat is mounted on the upper surface of the toilet seat mounting member. A simple Western style toilet for the toilet.