JP2009006045A - System kitchen storage - Google Patents

Abstract

A storage for a system kitchen that is advantageous in terms of use is provided.
[Solution]
There is provided a drawer 7 which is movable between a housed state housed in a casing and an open state which is pulled out to the front side. The drawer 7 is located on the front side and can be freely pulled out, and a rear side of the door body 18. A first storage body 19 having an opening that can store stored items from above, and a storage space S left behind the first storage body 19 at a rear position of the first storage body 19. The second storage body 20 is configured to be pulled out together with the first storage body 19 as the drawer is pulled out from the casing K. .
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Description

  The present invention particularly relates to a storage for a system kitchen used by being incorporated in a system kitchen.

In the system kitchen storage, for example, the cabinet space under the sink is configured as a storage / dryer in which articles can be taken in and out, and a drawer is provided in the storage / dryer, and the drawer is located on the front side and can be freely operated. A first storage body connected to the rear of the door body and having an opening capable of storing storage items from above, and stored below the first storage body at a front side position of the first storage body A second storage body that can be placed with a space left, and configured to be pulled out together with the first storage body as the drawer is pulled out from the casing. (For example, refer to Patent Document 1).
Japanese Patent Laying-Open No. 2005-245700 (see FIGS. 2 and 3)

  Since the second storage body is pulled out together with the first storage body by pulling out the drawer having the configuration of Patent Document 1, the operability at the time of drawer can be improved, but the first storage is possible. Since the second storage body is placed at the front side position of the body, when taking out the stored items stored in the first storage body or when checking the stored items, after pulling out the first storage body, By pushing the second storage body into the storage / drying chamber, not only the upper side of the first storage body must be kept open, but also the door pull-out direction and the second storage body push-in direction are opposite to each other. Since operations (drawing operation and pushing operation) are required, these operations are troublesome and cumbersome. Incidentally, it is conceivable to reduce the labor if the frequently used items are stored in the second storage body. However, since the storage capacity of the second storage body is small, only small items can be stored. It was still a disadvantageous configuration in terms of usage.

  In view of the above-mentioned situation, the present invention intends to provide a system kitchen storage that is advantageous in terms of use.

In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, the system kitchen storage of the present invention includes a drawer that is movable between a storage state stored in a casing and an open state where the drawer is pulled forward, and the drawer is located on the front side. A door body that can be pulled out and operated, a first storage body that is connected to the rear of the door body and has an opening that can store storage items from above, and the first storage body at a rear position of the first storage body. A second storage body that can be placed with a storage space left below the body, and the second storage body is pulled out together with the first storage body as the drawer is pulled out from the casing. It is configured as described above.
As described above, as the drawer is pulled out from the casing, the second storage body is pulled out together with the first storage body. And since the upper part of the front side of the drawn-out first storage body is opened, the storage items stored in the front side of the first storage body can be immediately removed without removing the second storage body from the first storage body. It can be confirmed and taken out. Moreover, since the storage volume of the first storage body is larger than the volume of the second storage body, large storage items such as bottles can be stored in the first storage body.

  A support portion is provided in the casing for supporting the second storage body so that the second storage body can be stored in the casing in the open state in which the drawer is pulled out, and the first storage body is disposed in the casing. The second storage body is placed on the first storage body in the pushed state, and the second storage body is pulled out while the first storage body pushed into the casing is pulled out. Also good.

  In a state where the second storage body is pushed into the casing, the second storage body is supported by the support portion at a position lower than a height position where the second storage body is placed on the first storage body. Also good.

  When the first storage body is pushed into the casing, the first storage body may be provided with a guide portion for coming into contact with the second storage body and lifting the second storage body upward.

  In a state in which the second storage body is placed on the first storage body, the second storage body is locked with the second storage body so that the second storage body can be pulled out together with the first storage body during a pulling operation. The first storage body may be provided with a locking part that can be locked and released freely.

  The first storage body has a substantially rectangular bottom wall portion whose front end is connected to the rear surface of the door body, a pair of left and right vertical wall portions raised upward from left and right edges of the bottom portion, A rear wall portion raised upward from the rear end portion of the bottom wall portion, and a mounting portion for mounting and supporting the left and right lower surfaces of the second storage body at the upper ends of the pair of left and right vertical wall portions. The mounting portion may be provided with a locking portion that locks to the locked portion provided in the second storage body.

  The second storage body is a box shape having a substantially rectangular shape in plan view with the top opened, and has a flange portion protruding outward in the left-right direction at the upper ends of the left and right side walls constituting the second storage body, A support part may be comprised from the guide rail attached along the front-back direction on the left-and-right side wall of the said casing in order to mount and support this left-and-right collar part from the downward direction.

  The guide portion includes contact portions provided at left and right rear ends of the first storage body so as to contact left and right front end corner portions of the second storage body, and the front end corner portion is obliquely downward The contact portion may be constituted by a receiving portion having a concave curved surface so as to receive the protruding portion.

  Of course, the second storage body can be pulled out together with the first storage body and the stored item stored in the second storage body can be taken out by a single operation of pulling out the drawer from the casing. The stored items stored in the one storage body can be immediately confirmed and taken out through the upper part of the front side of the first storage body. In addition, large storage items such as bottles that are frequently taken out can be stored in the first storage body, and a system kitchen storage that is advantageous in terms of use can be provided.

  A support portion is provided in the casing for supporting the second storage body so that the second storage body can be stored in the casing in the open state in which the drawer is pulled out, and the first storage body is disposed in the casing. In the pushed state, the second storage body is placed on the first storage body, and the second storage body is pulled out while the first storage body pushed into the casing is pulled out. In this case, since the second storage body can be stored in the casing by the support portion, the stored object stored immediately below the second storage body can be easily and quickly taken out, but is stored in the casing. Even if the operation for placing the second storage body on the first storage body is not performed, the first storage body is pushed into the casing and then the first storage body is pulled out. With the first housing Drawn in, it is possible to dispense with an extra operation, which is advantageous in further use surface.

  In a state where the second storage body is pushed into the casing, the second storage body is supported by the support portion at a position lower than the height position where the second storage body is placed on the first storage body. In this case, it is possible to reduce the operating force as compared with the configuration in which the second storage body is supported while being lifted by the support portion located at a high position, which is advantageous in terms of use.

  When the first storage body is provided with a guide portion for contacting the second storage body and lifting the second storage body upward when the first storage body is pushed into the casing. By simply pushing the first storage body into the casing, the second storage body can be lifted by the guide portion, and the second storage body can be placed on the first storage body. Is advantageous.

  In a state in which the second storage body is placed on the first storage body, the second storage body is locked with the second storage body so that the second storage body can be pulled out together with the first storage body during a pulling operation. In the case where the first storage body is provided with a locking part that can be unlocked and locked to the part, the locking part provided in the first storage body is provided in the locked part provided in the second storage body. When the portion is locked, there is an advantage that the second storage body is reliably pulled out together with the first storage body during the drawer operation.

  The guide portion includes contact portions provided at left and right rear ends of the first storage body so as to contact left and right front end corner portions of the second storage body, and the front end corner portion is obliquely downward In the case where the contact portion is formed of a receiving portion having a concave curved surface so as to receive the protruding portion. The impact force when the receiving part comes into contact with the part can be alleviated, and the drawer can be pushed in smoothly.

  FIG. 1 shows a system kitchen incorporating a cold storage 7 as a storage of the present invention. The system kitchen has a heater cabinet 2 provided with an IH cooking heater 1 on the upper side, and storage such as grains such as rice and dry matter or seasonings at a temperature slightly lower than room temperature, for example, around 10 ° C. Although the cabinet 7, the sink cabinet 4 provided with the faucet J and the sink 3 at the top, and the work cabinet 6 provided with the recessed portion 5 for the work space that is lowered by one step are provided side by side, Instead of these cabinets, other cabinets may be provided. In addition, although a slidable drawer 8 is provided below the cool box 7, it may be omitted. The cooling temperature in the cold storage 7 can be set in three stages of 11 degrees, 13 degrees and 15 degrees, but it may be set in two stages, four stages or more, or infinitely. Good. Here, although the cold storage is shown, the storage which is not provided with the cold storage function may be sufficient.

  As shown in FIGS. 2 to 5, the cool box 7 includes a drawer 17 that is movable between a housed state housed in the casing K and an open state that is pulled out to the front side. A door body 18 that is positioned on the front side and that can be pulled out freely, a first storage body 19 that is connected to the rear of the door body 18 and that can store storage items from above, and the first storage body 19. And a second storage body 20 for mainly storing small items that can be placed with the storage space S left below at the rear position, and as shown in FIG. The second storage body 20 is configured to be pulled out together with the first storage body 19 as the drawer operation is performed. Since the second storage body 20 is simply placed on the first storage body 19, the second storage body 20 itself can be taken out by lifting the second storage body 20 from the first storage body 19. It can be done. A rice container 21 serving as a container for storing rice is stored in the rear side position of the first storage body 19, and although not shown, a tall large size bottle or the like is provided in the front side position of the first storage body 19. The stored items stored in the front side of the first storage body 19 can be immediately seen and removed by simply pulling out the drawer 17 from the casing K. It is like that. The storage space of the first storage body 19 may be used in any way.

  As shown in FIGS. 3 to 5, the first storage body 19 is fixed to the rear surface of the door body 18 and has a horizontally long front wall portion 19 </ b> E having an upper end lower than the upper end of the door body 18 (for reinforcement). Provided, but may be omitted), a substantially rectangular bottom wall portion 19A extending rearward from the lower end portion of the front wall portion 19E, and the door body 18 upward from the left and right edge portions of the bottom wall portion 19A. A pair of left and right vertical wall portions 19B, 19C raised up to an upper end lower than the upper end and the same height as the upper end of the front wall portion 19E, and raised upward from the rear end portion of the bottom wall portion 19A And a rear wall portion 19D configured at an upper end lower than the upper ends of the pair of left and right vertical wall portions 19B and 19C. The second storage body 20 is disposed at the rear upper end of the pair of left and right vertical wall portions 19B and 19C. Mounting portions 19b and 19c for mounting and supporting the lower surfaces of the left and right sides. The placement portions 19b and 19c are set at positions lower than the front upper end portions 19d and 19e of the vertical wall portions 19B and 19C, and the second storage body 20 is located at the front end of the placement portions 19b and 19c. Steps (upper and lower walls) 19H, 19H (only the left side is shown in FIG. 3)

  As shown in FIG. 5, the second storage body 20 is configured in a box shape having a substantially rectangular shape in plan view with the top opened. That is, it is composed of a rectangular bottom plate portion 20A, and a front plate portion 20B, left and right side plate portions 20C and 20D, and a rear plate portion 20E raised upward from the four sides of the outer periphery of the bottom plate portion 20A. A pair of left and right guide rails as support portions shown in FIG. 2 are provided with flange portions 20c and 20d projecting outward in the left and right direction at the upper ends of the left and right side plate portions 20C and 20D constituting the second storage body 20. The second storage body 20 is stored (positioned) in the casing K in the open state in which the drawer 17 is pulled out by placing and supporting the flange portions 20c and 20d on G and G (only the left side is shown in the figure). Thus, the rice can be taken out from the rice container 21 stored below the second storage body 20. As shown also in FIG. 9, a pair of front and rear semi-circular projections 20F and 20F are provided on the lower surface of the flanges 20c and 20d, and the sliding resistance on the guide rails G and G is low. It can be slid with.

  In a state in which the second storage body 20 is pushed into the casing K, the guide rails G and the second storage body 20 are positioned at a position lower than the height position at which the second storage body 20 is placed on the first storage body 19. The position (height) in the vertical direction of the guide rails G and G is set so as to be supported by G. That is, as shown in FIG. 13, the bottom surface 20 </ b> W of the second storage body 20 is positioned at a position lowered from the placement portion 19 b by the height of α. As shown in FIG. 6, the guide rails G and G are formed by projecting the side wall of the casing inwardly. However, the guide rails G and G have a configuration in which a separately formed guide rail is attached to the side wall of the casing. There may be.

  As shown in FIG. 6, when the first storage body 19 is pushed into the casing K, a guide portion 19F for contacting the second storage body 20 and lifting the second storage body 20 upward is provided. The first storage body 19 is provided. The guide portion 19F includes contact portions provided at left and right rear ends of the first storage body 19 so as to contact the left and right front end corner portions 20X and 20X of the second storage body 20, and the front end The corner portions 20X and 20X are formed of a projecting portion that is curved and projecting diagonally downward so as to be directed outward in the left-right direction, and the contact portions 19F and 19F are recessed curved surfaces to receive the projecting portions 20X and 20X. The contact portions 19F and 19F of the first storage body 19 to be pushed in contact with the front end corner portions 20X and 20X of the second storage body 20 pushed into the casing K. The impact force is reduced. A rubber roller may be provided at the front end corner of the second storage body 20 or the left and right rear ends of the first storage body 19 so that the impact force at the time of contact can be absorbed by the rubber roller.

  As shown in FIGS. 7 and 8, when the second storage body 20 is placed on the first storage body 19, the second storage body 20 is pulled out together with the first storage body 19 during the pulling operation. Accordingly, the first storage body 19 is provided with a locking part that can be unlocked and locked to the locked part provided in the second storage body 20, and the first storage body 19 is pulled out when the first storage body 19 is pulled out. Although the two storage bodies 20 can be pulled out with certainty, the locked portion and the locking portion can be omitted. The locked portions provided in the second storage body 20 are projecting portions 20T and 20T that project from the lower ends of the left and right side plate portions 20C and 20D in the front-rear direction so as to protrude obliquely downward and to the left and right. The locking portion provided in the first storage body 19 includes a projecting portion 19T protruding upward from the mounting portions 19b and 19c of the first storage body 19, and the second storage body 20 is the first storage body. When the protrusion 19T is positioned on the rear side of the protrusion 20T positioned on the front side while being placed on the protrusion 19, the protrusion 19T comes into contact with the protrusion 20T at the time of pulling, and the second storage body 20 is attached. Although it can be moved integrally with the first storage body 19, the locked portion and the locking portion can be constituted by a concave portion and a convex portion that can be locked in the vertical direction. . In addition, by setting the mounting portions 19b and 19c of the first storage body 19 to the front downward inclined surface that descends downward toward the front side, the locked portion and the locking portion can be omitted.

  The rice bin 21 has a cubic shape with a short height, and a box-shaped rice bit body 21A whose upper side is opened so that rice can be inserted from above, and an upper surface covering the upper side of the rice bit body 21A is substantially flat. The cover member 21B is composed of a fixed portion 21b fixed to the rice bite main body 21A, and a movable lid 21a that is swingable and openable around the horizontal axis with respect to the fixed portion 21b. Although configured, other configurations may be used.

  For example, a series of steps for taking out the rice in the rice bin 21 stored in the cold storage 7 will be described. First, the drawer 7 in the storage state shown in FIGS. 1, 3 and 7 is moved forward. Pull out. In this case, as shown in FIG. 6, since the flanges 20c and 20d of the second storage body 20 are located above the guide rails G and G, the protrusions 20F and 20F of the flanges 20c and 20d are The second storage body 20 is lifted from the guide rails G and G, and the second storage body 20 placed on the first storage body 19 is pulled out together with the first storage body 19. As described above, the protrusion 19T contacts the protrusion 20T, so that the second storage body 20 can be reliably pulled out together with the first storage body 19. FIG. 8 shows an open state in which the drawer 7 is completely pulled out. In this state, the stored items stored in the second storage body 20 can be taken out, or the stored items stored on the front side of the first storage body 19 can be taken out.

  Next, the guide rails G, G are moved by holding the second storage body 20 placed on the first storage body 19 and moving it to the rear side by grasping the handle portion 20H provided at the front upper end thereof. Since the flange portions 20c and 20d of the second storage body 20 are placed and supported on the second storage body 20, the second storage body 20 can be stored in the casing K (in the enlarged view of FIG. 13). The projections 20F and 20F of the portions 20c and 20d are shown as being placed on the guide rails G and the upper surface of the G). When the second storage body 20 is moved to the casing K side, the second storage body 20 is moved backward while slightly lifting the front side of the second storage body 20 to a position where the protrusion 20T is disengaged upward. . 9 shows a state where the second storage body 20 is being moved into the casing K, and FIGS. 10 and 11 show a state where the movement of the second storage body 20 into the casing K has been completed. In this state, the top of the first storage body 19 is opened, the rice bin 21 appears, and the movable lid 21a can be opened. 12 and 13 show a state in which the movable lid 21a is opened, and after the rice in the rice bin 21 is taken out in this state, the drawer 7 is stored with the movable lid 21a opened. By moving to the state side, the movable lid 21a comes into contact with the front end of the second storage body 20, and the movable lid 21a is operated to the closing side as shown by the solid line from the two-dot chain line in FIG. At the time when 7 is put in the storage state, the movable lid 21a is in a closed state. 10 and 12 show a state in which the drawer 8 below the cold storage 7 is also pulled out.

As shown in FIG. 3, the cool box 7 includes a cool room H for cooling the stored items, a cooling unit 9 for cooling the cool room H, and an air flow path for cooling the cool unit 9. 10 and a cooling fan 11 that is provided in the air flow path 10 and forcibly applies air to the cooling unit 9, the rotation axis X1 of which intersects the air flow path 10. The system kitchen cooler is configured in a tilted state (in FIG. 3, a tilted state of 40 degrees is shown, but may be any number of times).
By disposing the cooling fan 11 in an inclined state in which the rotation axis X1 of the cooling fan 11 intersects the air flow path 10 as described above, for example, as shown by a broken line, The large cooling fan 11 can be used as compared with the case where the rotation axis X2 is arranged in the same state as the direction of the air flow path 10. Therefore, even if the number of rotations of the cooling fan 11 is decreased, the cooling fan 11 has a large capacity, and therefore, there is an advantage that the air volume of the cooling fan 11 can be made equal to or larger than the air volume of the cooling fan 12.

  The cold insulation chamber H includes a heat insulating portion 13 that covers five surfaces of an upper side, a lower side, a left side, a right side, and a rear side excluding the front with a heat insulating material D inside a casing K positioned outside, Although it is comprised by the door body 18 (after-mentioned) which closes front opening, the shape and specific structure of the cold storage chamber H are not limited to what is shown in FIG. The heat insulating portion 13 is configured by covering the heat insulating material D with an inner member 24 for forming the inner surface of the cold insulation chamber H and a flow path forming member 25 for forming the air flow path 10 described later. .

  The cooling unit 9 is made of aluminum to radiate heat from the Peltier unit 14 that is fixed by penetrating the rear side wall of the heat insulating unit 13 and the cooling fins 14A that are positioned in the cold insulation chamber H that constitutes the Peltier unit 14. The heat dissipating fins 15 are formed between the heat insulating chamber H and the casing K. The heat dissipating fins 15 are disposed outside the cold storage chamber H to be discharged through the block 14B. It arrange | positions in the said air flow path 10, and it is made to hit the air from the said cooling fan 11 inclined at 40 degree | times to the said radiation fin 15. As shown in FIG. The cooling fan 11 includes a plurality of blades 11B attached to the tip of the rotating shaft of the motor 11A and a cover portion 11C that covers the blades 11B and supports the motor 11A. 11C may be omitted. Reference numeral 16 shown in FIG. 3 denotes a fan for sending air to the cooling fins 14 </ b> A to cool the inside of the cold room H evenly. The cooling unit 9 is configured from a Peltier unit that has a small installation space and does not have a movable unit, but may be configured to incorporate an electronic cooling element other than the Peltier unit.

  As shown in FIG. 3, the air flow path 10 has a first flow path 10 </ b> A that extends horizontally and linearly from the front to the rear on the lower side of the cold storage chamber H, and a rear end of the first flow path 10 </ b> A. A second flow path 10B extending vertically upward from the rear side of the cold storage chamber H to the upper side, and a third flow extending horizontally and linearly from the upper end of the second flow path to the front side through the upper side of the cold storage chamber. By configuring the passage 10C, three surfaces around the outside of the cold room H can be used effectively. For example, the cold room is arranged so as to be directed from the front to the rear on the upper side of the cold room H and then discharged right below. Only two surfaces around the outer side of H may be used, and the direction of the air flow path 10 and the length of the path can be freely changed. Moreover, the three surfaces of the left and right side surfaces (two surfaces) and the upper surface of the outer periphery of the cold room H can be used. The air flow path 10 is formed by the flow path forming member 25, and the flow path forming member 25 is formed in a rectangular shape in cross section (actually long horizontally long in the left-right direction), and the open end side is located in front of the upper end. It is configured in a bag shape. An opening 25 </ b> A for taking air into the air flow path 10 is formed on the front lower surface of the lower horizontal portion of the flow path forming member 25. An opening forming member 28 having a pair of left and right openings 27, 27 is provided at the opening end of the upper front end portion of the flow path forming member 25, and the openings 27 are provided in the left-right direction. A plurality of vertically long partition plates 29 for partitioning into a large number are provided. The air discharged from the openings 27, 27 is provided corresponding to the pair of left and right openings 27, 27, and a pair of left and right openings 31, formed in an opening member 30 attached to the upper end of the door body 18. 31 is discharged through. Each of the openings 31 is provided with a plurality of vertically long partition plates 32 for partitioning the openings 31 in the left-right direction in the same manner as described above. Further, the air flow path 10 is configured to have the same left-right width as the left-right width of each opening 27, and a pair of left and right air flow paths 10, 10 are provided corresponding to the openings 27, 27. preferable. Further, compared to the case where a recess 31A constituting a handle is formed between the openings 31 and 31 of the opening member 30, and the handle configured separately is provided on the door body 18 so as to protrude forward, the design feeling is improved. However, a separate handle may be attached.

  As described above, at least a part of the air flow path 10 on the rear side of the cold room H, that is, the second flow path 10B is provided, and the cooling fan 11 is disposed in the second flow path 10B. Although the cooling fan 11 is arranged on the back side (rear side) of the cool room H which is advantageous for noise, it may be provided on the front side in some cases. In this case, the position of the radiation fin 15 is changed in accordance with the position of the cooling fan 11.

  Although not shown, the air flow path 10 is configured in a horizontally long cross-sectional shape that is long in the left-right direction, and a plurality of the cooling fans 11 are arranged side by side in the horizontally long air flow path 10. The cooling fan 11 can simultaneously increase the volume of the air flow path 10 while suppressing the size of the cool box 7 from being increased in the vertical direction, and the cooling fan 11 can also be adapted to the width of the air flow path 10 at the same time. The cooling efficiency can be increased. Although the right-and-left dimension of the air flow path 10 may be set in any way, for example, it is preferable to match the left-right width dimension of the cool box 7 shown in FIG. A single air flow path 10 or a plurality of air flow paths 10 may be provided in the left-right direction. Here, although only the cooling fan 11 is provided and the structure which also moves the air in the air flow path 10 is shown, the air flow path 10 is provided with one or a plurality of blower fans for moving the air. By implementing this, the cooling efficiency may be further increased.

  The left and right width dimensions from the first flow path 10A to the third flow path 10C are set to be the same. Further, as shown in FIG. 3, since the drawer 8 is disposed below the cool box 7, it is relatively easy to take a space on the rear side. From the height dimension T1 of the first flow path 10A, In addition, the dimension T2 in the depth direction of the second flow path can be set large, and the large cooling fan 11 can be arranged in the large second flow path 10B. And T2 may have the same dimensions. In FIG. 3, since the dimension T2 in the depth direction of the second flow path 10B is made larger than the height dimension T1 of the first flow path 10A, the height dimension of the third flow path 10C is used for smooth exhaust. In order to make T3 larger than the height dimension T1 of the first flow path 10A and to prevent the vertical dimension of the cool box 7 from being increased, the height dimension T3 of the third flow path 10C is set to the depth of the second flow path. Although it is set to be smaller than the dimension T2 in the direction, the height dimension T3 of the third channel 10C and the dimension T2 in the depth direction of the second channel can be made the same.

  An air intake port 22 for taking air into the air flow path 10 is provided on the front surface of the lower part of the door 23 constituting the drawer 8, and the air taken in from the air intake port 22 moves upward, and is located at the upper end of the door 23. The air is discharged through the formed opening 23A and can receive air discharged through the opening 25A formed so as to face the opening 23A. That is, the air intake port 22 is formed so as to communicate with the air flow path 10. An air filter 26 for purifying the air taken in from the air intake port 22 is provided at the start end of the first flow path 10A, and the air filter 26 has an air passage surface 26A with respect to the air flow path 10. They are arranged in an inclined state (approximately 45 degrees, but may be set as many times) as the intersecting direction. Although the air passage surface 26A is inclined, the direction in which the air filter 26 passes, that is, the direction in which the air formed by the mesh flows, is the same direction (parallel) as the direction in which the air flows in front of the air filter 26. The direction in which the air filter 26 is prevented from becoming a resistance to the air passing therethrough is preferable, but the direction in which the air filter 26 passes may be a direction that intersects the direction in which the air flows. . The air filter 26 may be provided in the air intake port 22 for implementation. When the drawer 8 is pulled forward, the opening 25A formed in the flow path forming member 25 serves as an air intake, and air is directly taken in from the opening 25A. Air is taken in from the lower part of the door 23 and delivered to the air flow path 10, but the front surface of the door body 18 (which may be either the lower side or the upper side of the front surface) is provided with an air intake port. Also good. The box 23 is connected to the rear surface of the door 23. The box-shaped storage portion 23B is open at the top so that stored items can be stored from above.

It is a perspective view of a system kitchen. It is a perspective view of the system kitchen of the state which opened the door of the cold storage. It is a vertical side view of a cold storage. It is a perspective view which shows drawer | drawing-out of a refrigerator. It is a perspective view before arrange | positioning a rice bin and a 2nd storage body in the 1st storage body of a cold storage. It is a front view of the cold storage which abbreviate | omitted the door body. It is a side view of the cold storage which shows the state which closed the door body. It is a side view of the cold storage which shows the state which pulled out the door body. It is a side view of the cool box which shows the state which has accommodated the 2nd storage body in the casing after pulling out a door body. It is a perspective view of the cool box which shows the state which pulled out the door body and accommodated the 2nd storage body in the casing. It is a side view of the cool box which shows the state which accommodated the 2nd storage body in the casing after pulling out a door body. It is a perspective view of the cold storage which shows the state which accommodated the 2nd storage body in the casing after pulling out the door body, and opened the lid of the rice. It is a side view of the cold storage which shows the state which accommodated the 2nd storage body in the casing after pulling out the door body, and opened the lid of the rice. It is a side view of the cold storage which shows the state which is closing and operating a door body.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... Cooking heater, 2 ... Heater cabinet, 3 ... Sink cabinet, 4 ... Sink cabinet, 5 ... Recessed part, 6 ... Worktable cabinet, 7 ... Cold storage, 8 ... Drawer, 9 ... Cooling part, 10 ... Air flow path, 11 ... cooling fan, 11A ... motor, 11B ... feather, 11C ... cover part, 12 ... cooling fan, 13 ... heat insulation part, 14 ... Peltier unit, 14A ... cooling fin, 15 ... heat radiation fin, 16 ... fan, 17 ... drawer, 18 ... door body, 19 ... first storage body, 19A ... bottom wall portion, 18B, 19C ... vertical wall portion, 19D ... rear wall portion, 19E ... front wall portion, 19F ... guide portion (contact portion), 19K ... Opening, 19T ... projection, 19b, 19c ... mounting portion, 19d, 19e ... front upper end, 20 ... second storage body, 20A ... bottom plate, 20B ... front plate, 20C, 20D ... side plate, 20E ... Rear plate part, 20H Handle, 20T ... projection, 20X ... front end corner (projection), 21 ... rice bottle, 21A ... rice bottle body, 21B ... cover member, 21a ... movable lid, 21b ... fixed part, 22 ... air intake, 23 ... Door, 23A ... opening, 23B ... housing section, 24 ... inner member, 25 ... flow path forming member, 25A ... opening, 26 ... air filter, 26A ... air passing surface, 27 ... opening, 28 ... opening forming member, 29 ... Partition plate, 30 ... opening member, 31 ... opening, 31A recess, 32 ... partition plate, D ... heat insulating material, G ... guide rail, H ... cold insulation chamber, J ... faucet, K ... casing, S ... storage space, T1, T2, T3 dimensions, X1 rotation axis

Claims (8)

  A drawer that is movable between a housed state housed in a casing and an open state that is pulled out to the front side, the drawer being connected to the rear side of the door body that is positioned on the front side and capable of being pulled out; A first storage body having an opening capable of storing storage items from above, and a second storage that can be placed with a storage space left below the first storage body at a rear position of the first storage body. A system kitchen storage, wherein the second storage body is pulled out together with the first storage body as the drawer is pulled out from the casing.   A support portion is provided in the casing for supporting the second storage body so that the second storage body can be stored in the casing in the open state in which the drawer is pulled out, and the first storage body is disposed in the casing. In the pushed state, the second storage body is placed on the first storage body, the first storage body pushed into the casing is pulled out, and the second storage body is pulled out. The storage for a system kitchen according to claim 1, wherein the storage is for a system kitchen.   In a state where the second storage body is pushed into the casing, the second storage body is supported by the support portion at a position lower than a height position where the second storage body is placed on the first storage body. The storage for a system kitchen according to claim 2.   When the first storage body is pushed into the casing, the first storage body is provided with a guide portion that comes into contact with the second storage body and lifts the second storage body upward. The storage for system kitchens according to claim 2 or 3.   In a state in which the second storage body is placed on the first storage body, the second storage body is locked with the second storage body so that the second storage body can be pulled out together with the first storage body during a pulling operation. The system kitchen storage according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein the first storage body is provided with a locking part that can be unlocked and locked to the part.   The first storage body has a substantially rectangular bottom wall portion whose front end is connected to the rear surface of the door body, a pair of left and right vertical wall portions raised upward from left and right edges of the bottom portion, A rear wall portion raised upward from the rear end portion of the bottom wall portion, and a mounting portion for mounting and supporting the left and right lower surfaces of the second storage body at the upper ends of the pair of left and right vertical wall portions. The system kitchen storage according to claim 5, wherein the mounting portion includes a locking portion that locks to a locked portion provided in the second storage body.   The second storage body is a box shape having a substantially rectangular shape in plan view with the top opened, and has a flange portion protruding outward in the left-right direction at the upper ends of the left and right side walls constituting the second storage body, 4. The support portion comprises a guide rail attached along the front-rear direction to the left and right side walls of the casing for mounting and supporting the left and right flanges from below. System kitchen storage.   The guide portion includes contact portions provided at left and right rear ends of the first storage body so as to contact left and right front end corner portions of the second storage body, and the front end corner portion is obliquely downward 5. The projection portion curved and projected outward in the left-right direction, and the contact portion comprises a receiving portion having a concave curved surface so as to receive the protruding portion. System kitchen storage as described.

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