TWI430763B - System kitchen - Google Patents

Description

System kitchen

The present invention relates to a system kitchen in which a washing tank and a gas stove are integrally provided.

Conventionally, a system kitchen in which a washing tank, a gas stove, a storage, and the like are combined and concentrated under the flow table (top plate) has been widely used. The kitchen is based on the premise that the hot water from the washing tank will be splashed. The structure is such that even if the top plate is used as a flow table, it does not matter if it is wet, or only the equipment with moisture is placed on the flow table. .

However, there are many small things like seasonings placed on the flow table, and it doesn't matter if it doesn't get wet. In the past, things that were not intended to be wet were placed in a drawer storage or housed in a scaffolding placed on a flow table.

In recent years, no special threshold has been set, and the fully open, opposite open kitchen in which the living room and the dining room are located in the same room has been increased. The advantage of the open kitchen is that it allows the interior to have a spacious overall feel, and it also makes it easier to communicate with people in the kitchen and in the living room. However, there are also those who hold the opposite opinion that the messy state of cooking and the used utensils will be seen.

Therefore, efforts have been made to improve the inadequacies of open kitchens. For example, in Patent Document 1 (JP-A-2005-204714), it is disclosed that a partition member is provided on the living room side of the kitchen unit to prevent oil or food from scattering to the living room, and can also be used as a shelter from the living room. .

[Patent Document 1] Japanese Patent Laid-Open Publication No. 2005-204714

However, when the seasonings and the like are placed in the drawer storage, after all, they are on the flow table during use, so special care must be taken not to get wet. If a scaffolding is provided on the counter, not only will the working space become narrower, but it is also not easy to clean the counter. In addition, if the scaffolding is installed in the open kitchen, it will be detrimental to the meaning of the opposite.

In the past, although it was an open kitchen, the people working in the kitchen and the people in the living room were only able to face each other at best, and there was no consideration as to whether the system kitchen could be used from the living room side. However, the open kitchen can also be said to be located in the living room, so the device can be effectively utilized by promoting the use from the living room side.

Even if a partition member or the like is provided in the kitchen unit, the function of shielding can be fully exerted, but there is a problem that cleaning is necessary. Large compartment components are not easy to clean and must have minimal space requirements.

Accordingly, it is an object of the present invention to provide a fully open system kitchen that utilizes a flow station from either the kitchen side or the living room side and that has a dry area on the flow table in addition to easy cleaning.

In order to solve the above problems, the representative composition of the system kitchen of the present invention The utility model is characterized in that: a washing tank including a faucet and a drain port; a shed portion which is disposed along one side of the flow table and higher than the edge of the washing tank; and an upper surface of the inclined connecting flow table and the upper portion of the shed portion Side of the shed.

As described above, by providing the shed portion above the edge of the washing tub (that is, also higher than the working space) on the flow table, it is difficult to reach the shed even if the water splashes. Therefore, the shed can be a dry area (a dry area on the premise of not getting wet). The dry area is an area that can be utilized from both the kitchen side and the living room side. Further, by tilting the side surface of the shed portion, the water droplets adhering to the side surface of the shed portion are liable to drip, and since the angle of the plunging angle is shallow, it is easy to clean.

The shed portion is adjacent to the washing tub, and a faucet is disposed on a side surface adjacent to the shed portion of the washing tub, and an inclined surface that retreats upward is provided around the mounting portion of the faucet, and the inclined surface is connected to the side surface of the shed portion. It is appropriate. In this way, by connecting the side surface of the washing tub to the side surface of the shed, the water droplets splashed on the side of the shed portion are directly discharged from the washing tub, so that water does not stay at the lower end of the side portion of the shed portion, thereby preventing contamination. Attached.

The shed is preferably placed at the rear or side of the system kitchen. After the shed is placed in the system kitchen, the shed can be used from either the kitchen side or the living room side. When the shed is placed on the side, the shed can be used in three directions from the kitchen side, the living room side, or the side of the system kitchen.

The faucet can be placed near the shed of the sink. The faucet is preferably disposed on a side adjacent to the shed of the washing tub. In particular, it is preferable that the faucet is provided on an inclined surface provided on the side of the washing tub. In this way, the shed becomes the rear side in the direction in which the water travels, so even if the water splashes It is also difficult to reach the shed, so it is less likely to get wet.

According to the fully open system kitchen of the present invention, the flow table can be used from either the kitchen side or the living room side, and in addition to easy cleaning, a drying area can be provided on the flow table.

[First Embodiment]

The first embodiment of the present invention will be described using the drawings. The dimensions, materials, other specific numerical values, and the like shown in the following embodiments are merely for the purpose of facilitating an understanding of the examples of the present invention, and are not limited to the present invention unless otherwise specified. In the present specification and the drawings, constituent elements that have substantially the same functional configuration are denoted by the same reference numerals, and the description thereof will not be repeated.

In the system kitchen according to the embodiment of the present invention, an open kitchen of the opposite type in which the living room and the dining room are installed in the same room without a special threshold is provided. This open kitchen uses an opposite-style bar-style kitchen to make it easier to communicate with family or friends, and spend leisure time around the kitchen. Here, the system kitchen means that the kitchen equipment such as the washing tub has been functionally integrated.

Fig. 1 is an external perspective view for explaining a schematic configuration of a system kitchen 100 according to the first embodiment. The system kitchen 100 can be roughly divided into an opposite bar 110 and a wall side cabinet 120.

The opposite bar 110 is provided with a washing tank 140, a faucet 142 for supplying water to the washing tank 140, a heating conditioner 144, a hood 146 for discharging hot air from the heating conditioner 144 and heat to the outside, and a smoke or heat. The translucent guiding plate 148 and the flow table 150 are guided to the range hood 146, and may even be provided with a coffee table 160 for enjoying a light meal or a snack, a plurality of chairs 162, and a book receivable. Magazine storage department 164. The coffee table 160 is capable of receiving illumination from the side of the kitchen body.

Here, the washing tank 140 for forming the water region is formed by integrally forming a water filter recess and a drain port by press molding, injection molding, injection molding, or the like using a metal such as a resin or a stainless steel plate. Further, although the heating conditioner 144 may use a gas heating conditioner or a petroleum heating conditioner, as shown in the figure, an IH heater provided with a heat-resistant glass plate or a ceramic plate may be used.

Further, the wall side cabinet 120 facing the opposite bar 110 is provided with a cabinet 170 and a large-capacity wall-side housing portion 172, and the upper surface of the wall-side housing portion 172 receives illumination emitted from the bottom surface of the cabinet 170. . In addition, illumination is also provided inside the cabinet 170, which can be indirectly illuminated by a transparent or translucent sheet provided on the upper surface of the cabinet 170 and on the front side. This light can be gently irradiated over the wall surface provided with the cabinet 170, and the indirect illumination on the wall surface can be used to enhance the sense of quality and beauty.

Next, the drawer of this embodiment will be described. The drawer is disposed on the opposite side of the coffee table 160, corresponding to the position of the sink 140.

2 is a plan view and a partial cross-sectional view of the flow table 150. As shown As shown, the shed portion 152 is provided along one side of the longitudinal direction of the flow table 150. The shed portion 152 is disposed adjacent to the washing tub 140. The shed portion 152 is higher than the edge portion 140a of the washing tub 140 (that is, also higher than the upper surface of the flow table 150). That is to say, the shed portion 152 is formed in a shape in which the side of the kitchen is raised.

The upper surface of the flow table 150 and the upper surface of the shed portion 152 are connected by the side surface 154 of the shed portion. The side surface 154 of the shed portion faces upward and is inclined backward toward the side of the shed portion 152.

Further, in the washing tub 140, a drain port 141 is provided in addition to the faucet 142. The faucet 142 is provided in the vicinity of the shed portion 152, that is, on the side surface adjacent to the shed portion 152 (the side surface on the rear side of the washing tub 140).

On the side surface adjacent to the shed portion 152 of the washing tub 140, an inclined surface 140b that retreats upward is formed. The inclined surface 140b is provided only at the central portion of the side surface of the washing tub, that is, around the mounting portion of the faucet 142, and has a vertical surface 140c on both sides of the inclined surface 140b. The segment portion 140d at the boundary between the inclined surface 140b and the vertical surface 140c is more inclined toward the upper side and is connected to the upper surface of the flow table 150.

The inclined surface 140b around the mounting portion of the faucet 142 is connected to the shed side surface 154. That is, behind the faucet 142, an inclined surface that is slowly connected from the side surface 154 of the shed portion to the bottom of the washing tub 140 is formed.

In the present embodiment, the width W1 of the flow table 150 is 800 mm, and the width W2 of the shed portion 152 is 195 mm. Further, in the present embodiment, the height of the shed portion 152 is 40 mm.

As described above, by providing the shed portion 152 above the edge of the washing tub 140 (that is, also higher than the working space) on the flow table 150, it is difficult to reach the shed portion 152 even if the water splashes. Therefore, the shed portion 152 can be a dry region (a dry region on the premise that it does not get wet). Further, since the faucet is provided in the vicinity of the shed portion of the washing tub 140, since the shed portion 152 becomes the rear side with respect to the direction in which the water travels, there is an effect of preventing water from splashing onto the shed portion 152.

In this way, a person who cooks in the kitchen can place a small thing such as a seasoning, a kitchen timer, and the like that is not desired to be wetted in the shed 152. There is no need to install a cabinet separately without having to store them in the drawer one by one.

Furthermore, since the shed portion 152 is provided at the rear of the kitchen, that is, the living room side, it can be used in both the kitchen side and the living room side. Therefore, it is also possible to use some ornaments, books, clocks or radios from the living room toilet and use them, so that the open kitchen (system kitchen) can be effectively utilized as one of the devices installed in the living room.

Further, by tilting the side surface 154 of the shed portion, water droplets adhering to the side surface 154 of the shed portion are easily dropped. Here, in the side surface 154 of the shed portion, the inclined surface corresponding to the inclined surface 140b of the washing tub 140 is gradually connected to the bottom surface of the washing tub 140, and in other portions, at the lower end of the side surface 154 of the shed portion. A concave angle is formed between the upper surfaces of the flow table 150. In the portion connected to the inclined surface 140b, the water droplet splashed on the side surface 154 of the shed portion can be directly discharged from the washing tub 140. Therefore, water does not remain at the lower end of the side surface 154 of the shed portion, so that adhesion of dirt can be prevented. In the concave corner, since the side surface 154 of the shed is inclined, it is easy to wipe due to the shallow angle, and has excellent cleaning property. .

Further, since the shed portion 152 is provided at the rear of the flow table 150 (the living room side), it can be shielded on the flow table. Therefore, from the living room side, it is difficult to see the messy working state of a large number of ingredients and conditioning props, so that the beauty seen from the living room can be improved.

As can be seen from these matters, according to the present embodiment, it is possible to provide a fully open system kitchen 100 which is formed on the flow table 150 to be a dry area, which can be utilized from the kitchen side or the living room side, and is easy to clean. And can be used as a shield on the flow table 150.

[Second embodiment]

A second embodiment of the present invention will be described using the drawings. The same reference numerals are used for the portions overlapping with the description of the first embodiment, and the description thereof will be omitted.

Fig. 3 is an external perspective view for explaining a schematic configuration of the system kitchen 200 of the second embodiment. In the first embodiment described above, the shed portion 152 is provided along one side in the longitudinal direction of the flow table 150. In this regard, the shed portion 252 of the present embodiment is disposed along the side of the flow table 250, that is, on one side in the width direction.

As shown in FIG. 3, the flow table 250 is provided with a washing tank 140, a heating conditioner 144, and a guide plate 148. The washing tub 140 and the shed portion 252 are disposed adjacent to each other, and the shed portion 252 protrudes from the casing of the system kitchen 200 in a platform shape. In the washing tub 140, the faucet 142 is disposed near the shed portion, and is disposed laterally for both the kitchen side and the living room side.

4 is a plan view and a partial cross-sectional view of the flow table 250. As shown, the shed 252 is higher than the rim 140a of the wash tank 140 (i.e., also above the upper surface of the flow table 250). That is to say, the shed portion 252 is formed by adding the shape of the platform to the side of the kitchen.

The upper surface of the flow table 250 and the upper surface of the shed portion 252 are joined together by the shed side surface 254. The side surface 254 of the shed portion faces upward and is inclined as it retreats toward the side of the shed portion 252. Further, the inclined surface 140b around the mounting portion of the faucet 142 of the washing tub 140 is coupled to the shed side surface 254.

In the present embodiment, the width W1 of the flow table 250 is 800 mm, and the width W2 of the shed portion 252 is 325 mm. Further, the height of the shed portion 252 is 40 mm as in the first embodiment.

The shed portion 252 having the above configuration is the same as the shed portion 152 described in the first embodiment, and is a dry region for preventing water splashing, and an article that is not intended to be wet can be placed. Moreover, since the shed portion 252 is disposed on the side of the flow table 250, it can have a certain degree of width, and can be used as a place for temporarily placing articles at the time of cooking or serving. Space for bookshelves, telephones, fax machines, computers, etc.

Further, in the system kitchen 200, since the shed portion 252 is tied to the side, the shed portion 252 can be used regardless of the kitchen side, the living room side, or the side surface side of the system kitchen. Further, since the faucet 142 is disposed in the lateral direction toward the shed portion 252 instead of being disposed in the longitudinal direction, the flow table 250 and the washing tub 140 can be used from the kitchen side or the living room side, even if many people Can be cooked together.

Below the shed 252, as shown in the figure, nothing is set, so it can be placed in a dining table or the like. You can even set up scaffolding, drawers or towel hangers to make a variety of space considerations.

The preferred embodiments of the present invention have been described above with reference to the drawings, but the present invention is by no means limited to these embodiments. It is obvious that various modifications and alterations are conceivable within the scope of the patent application, and all of these are also within the technical scope of the present invention.

[Industry use possibility]

The present invention relates to a system kitchen in which a washing tank and a gas stove are integrally provided.

100, 200‧‧‧ system kitchen

110‧‧‧ opposite bar

120‧‧‧ wall side cabinet

140‧‧‧washing trough

140a‧‧‧Edge

140b‧‧‧ sloped surface

140c‧‧‧Vertical

140d‧‧‧ Section

141‧‧‧Drainage

142‧‧‧Water tap

144‧‧‧heating conditioner:

146‧‧ hood range hood

148‧‧‧Guideboard

150, 250‧‧‧ flow station

152, 252‧‧ ‧ shed

154, 254‧‧ ‧ side of the shed

160‧‧‧coffee table

162‧‧‧ chairs

164‧‧‧Magazine Storage Department

170‧‧‧Cabinet

172‧‧‧ wall side storage

Fig. 1 is an external perspective view for explaining a schematic configuration of a system kitchen of the first embodiment.

Fig. 2 is a plan view and a partial cross-sectional view of the flow table of the first embodiment.

Fig. 3 is a perspective view showing the appearance of a schematic configuration of a system kitchen according to a second embodiment.

Figure 4 is a plan view and a partial cross-sectional view of the flow table of the second embodiment.

100‧‧‧System Kitchen

110‧‧‧ opposite bar

120‧‧‧ wall side cabinet

140‧‧‧washing trough

142‧‧‧Water tap

144‧‧‧heating conditioner

146‧‧ hood range hood

148‧‧‧Guideboard

150‧‧‧流台

160‧‧‧coffee table

162‧‧‧ chairs

164‧‧‧Magazine Storage Department

170‧‧‧Cabinet

172‧‧‧ wall side storage

Claims (2)

A system kitchen comprising: a washing tub including a faucet and a drain; a shed portion disposed along one side of the flow table and higher than an edge of the washing tub; and obliquely connecting the upper surface of the flow table The side surface of the shed portion on the upper surface of the shed portion is adjacent to the washing tub, and a side surface of the washing tub adjacent to the shed portion is provided around the mounting portion of the faucet in addition to the faucet The inclined surface is retracted upward, and the inclined surface is connected to the side surface of the shed portion. The system kitchen of claim 1, wherein the shed portion is disposed at a rear or side of the kitchen of the system.