JP2004321339A - Counter kitchen - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To smoothly perform a communication between a person who is cooking and her/his family or the like present in a dining room, and in addition, to facilitate the entering of the outside light into the kitchen to make the kitchen brighter, and also, to increase an integrated impression of the dining room and the kitchen, and at the same time, to make people staying there have a wide space feeling. <P>SOLUTION: This counter kitchen is constituted to become a large open section 3 which is totally opened to the dining room side by omitting a cupboard between a counter 2 and a ceiling surface C. Also, a cooking stove 11 and a sink 12 are arranged with a specified interval, and a range hood 13 is opened downward above the cooking stove. Thus, the communication with the family or the like can smoothly be performed through the open section 3, and the unity of the dining room and the kitchen can be enhanced. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2005,JPO&NCIPI

Description

[0001]
TECHNICAL FIELD OF THE INVENTION
The present invention relates to a face-to-face kitchen that can communicate with a family or the like in a dining room or living / dining room.
[0002]
[Prior art]
Recently, a face-to-face kitchen in which a cook in a kitchen cooks in a living dining room or a dining room (hereinafter simply referred to as a dining room) and can communicate with a family in the dining room has become widespread. As shown in FIGS. 9 and 10, the structure of such a face-to-face kitchen has a cooking stove 1 in which a cooking stove 11 and a sink 12 are arranged at a predetermined interval. Is installed with the range hood 13 opened downward. Below the cooking stove 11 is a space for installing a gas pipe, and a storage space for cooking oil and a pot, etc., and a door 14 that can be opened and closed around the lower side is provided. The space below the sink 12 is an installation space for drainage pipes and the like, and shelves and the like that can store detergents and the like are provided. It has become. Further, the worktop between the cooking stove 11 and the sink 12 can be used for cooking using a chopping board or the like, and below it is a three-stage drawer 16. The right side of the cooking stove 11 shown in FIG. 9 is also a storage section 17 such as a relatively tall container.
[0003]
Further, a counter 2 projects from the dining room D side of the partition wall 8 between the kitchen and the dining room D, and is used for serving meals. An opening 81 is formed in the partition wall 8 so that communication with a family can be performed through this opening. Further, as shown in FIG. 9, the hanging door 9 is vertically supported by the partition wall 8 and the support wall 10 in a state of being in contact with the ceiling C in an upward direction such as the sink 12 and the opening 81. In the hanging door 9, cooking utensils such as pots can be stored. In consideration of the easiness of taking in and out of these stored items, the lower surface of the hanging door is usually set to a floor surface F. The height H is designed to be approximately 150 cm.
[0004]
[Problems to be solved by the invention]
As described above, since the height H of the hanging door 9 is approximately 150 cm from the floor F, the lower part of the hanging door obstructs the line of sight for the cook to view the dining room. Communication with such as may not be performed well, and furthermore, it is difficult to put stored goods in and out of the shelf at a high position in the hanging door. Then, when the types of the storage items stored in the hanging door 9 were investigated, it is considered that the cause is that the hanging door is located at a relatively high position, but the one frequently used in cooking is unexpectedly surprising. It was found that there are relatively few things that are not used very often, such as sukiyaki pots and special containers used for the New Year. Therefore, the inventor of the present invention has developed the present invention in consideration of omitting the hanging door 9 and securing a storage portion in place of the hanging door at another location.
[0005]
An object of the present invention is to create a kitchen space having a large opening toward a dining room, to facilitate communication between a cook and a family or the like in the dining room, and to make it easier for external light to enter the kitchen, thereby facilitating the kitchen. It is an object of the present invention to provide a face-to-face kitchen in which the space becomes brighter, the sense of unity between the dining room and the kitchen is improved, and the space becomes spacious.
[0006]
[Means for Solving the Problems]
Therefore, a first feature of the face-to-face kitchen according to the present invention is that a cooking workbench provided with a cooking stove or a sink provided with a range hood above and a cooking workbench in front of the cooking workbench facing the dining room side. A counter installed, an open part fully open to the dining room side between the counter and the ceiling surface, a tall-type storage part connected to the counter, and a vicinity of the cooking work table And a storage unit arranged in the storage unit.
[0007]
A second feature is that a parting panel is interposed between the counter and the tall-type storage section.
[0008]
A third feature is that the counter has a configuration in which a counter portion and a waist wall panel portion installed on the floor surface are layered.
[0009]
A fourth feature is that the tall-type storage portion is located between a floor surface and a ceiling surface, and a door of the tall-type storage portion is openable and closable toward a dining room side, and the door is a front end of the parting panel. There is a cue formed by a gap in front of the surface.
[0010]
A fifth feature is that a pipe space is connected to the tall-type storage section, and the tall-type storage section covers and hides the pipe space.
[0011]
A sixth feature is that the counter and the tall-type storage section are unitized.
[0012]
BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION
Referring to the drawings, an embodiment of the present invention will be described. As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, when the configuration of the present invention is roughly classified, a cooking worktable 1 having an upper surface as a worktop, It comprises a counter 2 located in front of the workbench and an open portion 3 which is wide in front of the cooking worktable 1 so that the dining room D can be seen. Further, a tall-type storage unit 4 is arranged continuously to the counter 2, a parting-off panel 5 is interposed between the counter 2 and the tall-type storage unit, and a front storage shelf as a storage unit is provided in the vicinity of the cooking work table 1. 23, side storage shelves 24 are arranged.
[0013]
Therefore, a description will be given of each configuration. First, the configuration of the cooking worktable 1 is substantially the same as the conventionally known configuration shown in FIGS. As shown in FIG. 2, a cooking stove 11 and a sink 12 are arranged at a predetermined interval, and a range hood 13 is installed above the cooking stove in a state of opening downward. A space below the cooking stove 11 is a space for installing a gas pipe, and a space for storing cooking oil or the like. A front surface of the cooking stove 11 is provided with a door 14 that can be opened and closed about a lower side. The space below the sink 12 is an installation space for drainage pipes and the like, and shelves and the like that can store detergents and the like are provided. The front surface of the space is a door 15, and this door has a lower side similar to the door 14. The center can be opened and closed in front. Further, the worktop between the cooking stove 11 and the sink 12 is a cooking place where a cooking operation can be performed using a chopping board or the like, and the lower part thereof is a three-stage drawer 16. On the right side of the cooking stove 11 is a storage section 17 for a relatively tall container, and a downlight 18 is installed on the ceiling C.
[0014]
Next, the counter 2 projects toward the dining room D side in front of the cooking work table 1. 2 omits the top plate 211 (FIG. 3) on the upper surface of the counter 2 so that the internal structure can be easily understood. As shown in FIG. 3, the specific configuration of the counter 2 is a stack of a counter section 21 located at the top and having a storage shelf therein and a waist wall panel section 22 installed on the floor. These are parnetized and unitized to facilitate the assembly work. The planar shape of the top plate 211 on the upper surface of the counter 21 is L-shaped. The front configuration of the counter section 21 is divided into a left front plate 212 and a right door 213, and the space inside the door is partitioned by an L-shaped partition plate 214. The door 213 can be opened and closed around the lower side toward the dining room D side. When this door is opened, the inside is a storage space 215 partitioned by a partition plate 214. This space is, for example, a notepad or a calculator. It also has a storage space that can be used as a storage shelf for organizing and storing small items. Therefore, when there is a visitor in the dining room D, these calculators and the like can be taken out as needed. Further, the right end of the counter section 21 is formed as an outlet box 216, and the outlet 217 (FIG. 1) is exposed at the front thereof, which is convenient for use of the electric cooker.
[0015]
The specific configuration of the waist wall panel portion 22 is, as shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, between the front plate 221 and the back plate 222 parallel to the front plate 221, a plurality of pieces at both ends and an intermediate portion. A plurality of reinforcing plates 223 are provided at predetermined intervals, and a side plate 224 is also fixed in parallel with a back plate 225 provided in parallel with the back thereof through a reinforcing plate 226. A decorative plate 227 is fixed to the end face of the element 225. As shown in FIG. 4, an edge 221 a of one end (the left end in FIG. 4) of the front plate 221 protrudes from the end 222 a of the back plate 222 by the thickness of the side plate 224. The front end face of the one end 224a of the side plate 224 is fixed in a state of being in contact with the back surface of the one end edge 221a of the front plate 221. Therefore, in the waist wall panel portion 22, the joints appear only on the contact surface between the edge portion 221a of the front plate 221 and the one end portion 224a of the side plate 224, and the design of the waist wall panel portion 22 having a neat design is obtained. Make up.
[0016]
Then, as shown in FIG. 5, the counter portion 21 having the storage space 215 therein protrudes more toward the dining room D than the waist wall panel portion 22, in other words, the waist wall panel portion 22 is set back to the kitchen side. .
[0017]
In addition, as shown in FIG. 1, between the counter 2 and the ceiling surface C, a conventional open door is omitted, so that a large open portion 3 that is completely open toward the dining room D side is formed. . Therefore, in the present invention, as shown in FIG. 6, a tall-type storage unit 4 is connected to the counter 2 in order to secure a storage space in place of the storage space of the conventional hanging door. The tall-type storage section 4 is formed at a height corresponding to a gap between the floor surface F and the ceiling surface C, and is unitized by a panel to facilitate assembly. The door 41 can be opened and closed toward the dining room D side as shown in FIG. As shown in FIG. 6, a plurality of movable shelves 42 are provided in a multi-stage manner inside the tall type storage unit 4. The storage space of the tall-type storage unit 4 is much larger than the storage space of the conventional hanging door. Even if this storage space is provided on the cafeteria D side, it is rarely used everyday. Therefore, cooking is not so inconvenient. Particularly, it is more convenient to store a heavy pot or the like in the movable shelf 42 located below the tall-type storage unit 4 than in a hanging door. .
[0018]
As shown in FIGS. 2 and 7, a parting panel 5 is interposed between the counter 2 and the tall-type storage unit 4, and the parting panel 5 is used to close the door-side end of the tall-type storage unit door 41. The portion 41a extends from the side plate 43 of the tall storage portion 4, so that a full length gap 44 from the floor surface F to the ceiling C between the end portion 41a and the front end surface of the parting panel 5 opens the door. , That is, a function as a handle for opening and closing the door 41.
[0019]
Also, as shown in FIGS. 1, 2, and 5, spaces on the lower surface of the top plate 211 of the counter 2 near the cooking work table 1 are a front storage shelf 23 and a side storage shelf 24. Artificial marble is stretched over 23 and 24, and a storage case for frequently used seasonings and the like can be taken out and stored in this storage shelf. Since the storage shelves 23 and 24 are formed at substantially the same level as the cooking work table 1, the operation of taking out seasonings and the like is performed at the same level, so that the workability of cooking is improved.
[0020]
In addition, as shown in FIG. 2, a pipe space 7 is provided next to the tall-type storage unit 4, and a vertical pipe for discharging drainage from the sink 12 is vertically penetrated. The pipe space 7 may have drainage sound that can be heard indoors. Therefore, it is preferable to cover the pipe space as much as possible. In this embodiment, the pipe space 7 is provided beside the pipe space 7 so that the drainage sound does not leak as much as possible. And
As another embodiment of the tall-type storage section 4, as shown in FIG. 8, each of the doors 41, 411 has a structure in which the tall-type storage sections 4, 4a are extended to the front surface of the pipe space 7, and Open and close to D. With such a configuration, the drainage sound from the pipe space 7 can be more reliably prevented from leaking into the room, and, of course, the storage space can be increased.
[0021]
As shown in FIG. 7, a fire prevention work is applied to the partition wall 45 on the cooking stove 11 side of the tall storage section 4 and the pipe space 7, and the configuration of this partition wall having the fire protection function is the tall storage. On the back of the part 4, a veneer partition wall 45a of the base plywood and on the back of the pipe space 7, a wooden shaft base or a discarded board is applied thereon, and a non-combustible board partition wall 45b is stretched outside these. Further, a tile partition wall 45c is stretched outside the non-combustible board. The work of the partition wall 45 can also be easily provided as furniture work after the construction work. In this state, the parting panel 5, particularly the parting panel of the decorative board, becomes a parting wall of the partition wall 45 c of the partition wall 45, and when a parting material made of L-shaped stainless steel is attached as in the related art, the side of the storage. This eliminates the inferiority of the design, in which parting materials of different materials can be seen at once.
[0022]
Next, the facing kitchen according to the present invention is manufactured through the following construction steps.
[0023]
(1) First, the construction in the dwelling unit is completed by the construction carpenter with the gypsum board attached to the wooden base. (2) After that, the counter 21, the waist wall panel 22, and the tall-type storage unit 4 are assembled in the dwelling unit by using a panel prepared in advance by a multi-skilled worker or a furniture contractor having no specialized skills. The partition wall 45a of the veneer of the base plywood is attached to the tall-type storage section 4 in advance. (3) After assembling is completed, first, the tall-type storage section 4 is installed beside the pipe space 7, and the parting panel 5 is attached and fixed to the tall-type storage section 4 (in some cases, 4 and 4a). (4) Then, a non-combustible board is attached, and the waist wall panel portion 22 is mounted on a concrete slab by using an L-shaped hardware previously mounted on the lower surface of the back surface of the front plate 221 and the side plate 224. It is attached and installed on the upper part of the panel section 22. (5) Next, the artificial marble is stuck and fixed on the front storage shelf 23 and the side storage shelf 24 of the counter section 21 excluding the storage space 215. In this case, holes are formed in the front storage section 23 and the artificial marble, and the electric wiring is drawn out to the upper surface. (6) Then, the outlet box 216 is installed. (7) Install the kitchen in a predetermined place. (8) Finally, put the tile.
[0024]
With the construction method as described above, there is no need for a base for installing the counter 2, and troublesome construction work can be omitted. Further, the construction of the partition wall 8 and the construction work for providing the base of the opening 81 and the hanging door 9 in the partition wall as in the related art are not required. Further, the counter section 21, the waist wall panel section 22, and the tall-type storage section 4 of the counter 2 are integrally seen from the dining room D side, and the appearance is improved.
[0025]
Further, in order to be able to directly attach the range hood 13 and the partition wall portion 45b of the fireproof specification board to the tall type storage portion 4 of the furniture work which is continuous with the pipe space 7 of the construction work, the tall type storage portion is required. A partition wall 45a of the base veneer is attached to the back surface of the substrate 4. Further, a base for mounting the fireproof board and the range hood 13 can be directly incorporated in the tall-type storage section 4 in advance. In this way, the space for the base of the construction work is omitted, and a tall-type storage space is secured by that amount, and this also leads to the reinforcement of the back surface of the tall-type storage unit 4 and is also effective for labor saving of the construction work. Configuration.
[0026]
【The invention's effect】
Since the present invention has the above-described configuration, a kitchen space that is widely opened toward the dining room is created, communication between the cook and the family in the dining room is smoothly performed, and further, the outside light is also provided in the kitchen. And the kitchen becomes brighter, the sense of unity between the dining room and the kitchen is improved, and the space becomes more spacious, thereby improving the livability. Further, if the structure is such that the tall-type storage portion extends to the front of the pipe space, it is possible to more reliably prevent the drainage sound from the pipe space from leaking into the room. Further, if the counter and the tall-type storage unit are unitized, the assembling and installation work can be performed as furniture work, which is effective for labor saving in complicated construction work for specialized work.
[Brief description of the drawings]
FIG. 1 is a front view of a kitchen.
FIG. 2 is a plan view of a kitchen.
FIG. 3 is an exploded perspective view of a counter.
FIG. 4 is an enlarged plan view of a waist wall panel portion.
FIG. 5 is an enlarged sectional view of a counter section.
FIG. 6 is a front view of the kitchen as viewed from the dining room side.
FIG. 7 is an enlarged horizontal sectional view of a tall-type storage section.
FIG. 8 is an enlarged horizontal sectional view showing another embodiment of the tall-type storage section.
FIG. 9 is a front view of a conventional kitchen.
FIG. 10 is a plan view of a conventional kitchen.
[Explanation of symbols]
REFERENCE SIGNS LIST 1 cooking workbench 11 cooking stove 12 sink 13 range hood 2 counter 21 counter part 211 top plate 215 storage space 22 waist wall panel part 221 front plate 222 back plate 224 side plate 225 back plate 23 storage unit (front storage shelf)
24 storage unit (side storage shelf)
3 Opening part 4 Tall-type storage part 4a Tall-type storage part 41 Tall-type storage part door 411 Tall-type storage part door 41a End part 42 Movable shelf 43 Side plate 44 Void C Ceiling F Floor surface

Claims (6)

A cooking workbench provided with a cooking stove or a sink provided with a range hood above, a counter arranged in front of the cooking workbench toward the dining room side, and between the counter and the ceiling surface. It is characterized by comprising an opening part fully open to the canteen side, a tall type storage part connected to the counter, and a storage part arranged near the cooking work table. A face-to-face kitchen. The face-to-face kitchen according to claim 1, wherein a parting panel is interposed between the counter and the tall-type storage portion. 2. The face-to-face kitchen according to claim 1, wherein the counter has a structure in which a counter portion and a waist wall panel portion installed on the floor are layered. 2. The toll-type storage unit according to claim 1, wherein the tall-type storage unit is located between a floor surface and a ceiling surface, and a door of the tall-type storage unit is openable and closable toward a dining room side, and the door is a front end surface of the parting panel. A face-to-face kitchen characterized by a cue formed by a gap in front of the kitchen. 2. The face-to-face kitchen according to claim 1, wherein a pipe space is connected to the tall-type storage section, and the tall-type storage section covers and covers the pipe space. The face-to-face kitchen according to claim 1, wherein the counter and the tall-type storage section are unitized.

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