JP2000320165A - Cabinet on side of stairway in dwelling house - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a cabinet on the side of a stairway in a dwelling house formed so that the functions of a stairway inside a building including a basement and a cabinet provided in the building can be utilized effectively to provide a high functionability by paying attention to a relation between them and also formed with the openability and designability taken into consideration. SOLUTION: This cabinet on the side of a stairway of a dwelling house is formed so that a cabinet 12 assembled in well crib is provided on a wall 11 on the side of the stairway K1 inside the building. Based on the relation between the stairway K1 inside the building and the cabinet 12 provided inside the building, the cabinet is formed so that the functions of both of them can be utilized effectively so as to provide a high functionability. In addition, because the cabinet is formed in a cabinet 12 assembled in well crib, the cabinet on the side of the dwelling house with the designability taken into consideration can be provided. The cabinet 12 is formed so as to extend along the stairway K1 inside the building so that the storing and delivery of articles from the entire surface of the cabinet 12 can be performed using the stairway K1.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a technology of a house provided with shelves on a wall next to a staircase in a building, and more particularly to a stairway of a house designed so that the functions of the staircase and the shelf can be effectively used in combination. On the shelf.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art In recent years, homes have become larger and more sophisticated in addition to higher quality. In response to this, it is important to provide not only the appearance but also the solid feeling and openness inside the building. Element.

[0003] On the other hand, of course, there are many important factors other than giving a solid feeling and an open feeling. For example, it is desired not only to have a large living space but also to have an internal structure having functionality and a novel design corresponding to it.

[0004]

In consideration of this point, in a conventional two-story house, for example, shelves and storages which can be used for various purposes are provided in a region of a common space such as a passageway or a wash basin or a portion adjacent thereto. Often, the design was to place In the case of shelves, the shelves are often provided on walls in the building, and most of them are usually provided at a high position near the ceiling.

[0005] However, the shelf provided at a high position has a problem that its usability is very poor. On the other hand, shelves provided at a low position such as those installed on the floor have a problem that the living space is narrowed accordingly. This is a problem that cannot be ignored in relatively small houses. Commercially available bookshelves and the like can be seen as typical examples.

On the other hand, in recent years, many houses having a basement have been constructed. In a building having a basement, a staircase from the first floor to the basement is usually provided, but the staircase is often not used so frequently in daily life. Therefore, it is necessary to devise ways to effectively and functionally use this area.

An object of the present invention is to pay attention to the relationship between stairs in a building including a basement and shelves provided in the building. The object is to provide shelves beside the stairs of a house that take into consideration the nature and design.

[0008]

A shelf next to a staircase of a house according to the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.
One side wall 11 is provided with shelves 12 assembled in a girder. According to the present invention, based on the relationship between the stairs K1 in the building 1 and the shelves 12 provided in the building, it is possible to provide high functionality by configuring so that both functions can be used effectively. In addition, the shelves 12 formed in a girder form can provide shelves beside the stairs of a house in consideration of design.

In the above configuration, it is preferable that the shelf 12 extends along the stairs K1 in the building 1.
This makes it very convenient to use the stairs K1 to put articles in and out of the entire shelf 12, which is very convenient. Moreover, the convenient shelf 12 can be provided over a wide range along the stairs K1.

At this time, the front of the shelf 12 may be open and the rear may be closed by the wall 11.
With this configuration, the shelf 12 having an open front has more openness than a shelf with a lid, so that a sense of opening the space beside the stairs can be obtained. Furthermore, the rear of the shelf 12 is the wall 11 next to the stairs.
As a result, the wall 11 is present on the inner surface of the shelf 12. Therefore, the wall 11 can be used by decorating articles and decorative articles. At this time, the shelves 12 assembled in a girder also exhibit a decorative function such as a square frame.

The building 1 may be a building having two or more floors, the stairs K1 may extend linearly to reach the upper and lower floors, and the shelf 12 may have a length and height to reach the upper and lower floors. it can. In this way, the presence of the stairs K1 extending linearly to the upper and lower floors causes the stairs K1 and the wall 11 beside the stairs to be moved.
In comparison with the case where the stairs are curved, a sense of openness with a wider field of view is obtained, and the presence of the shelf 12 does not cause a feeling of oppression.

[0012] It is also possible that the building has a basement floor BF and the stairs are the first stairs K1 from the first floor to the basement floor. In this way, the stairs K1 to the basement that is not frequently used on a daily basis and the area of the wall 11 beside the stairs can be effectively used as a shelf area. Furthermore, since the stairs are to the basement, the stair area including the shelf 12 can be used as a stair area such as a so-called study or as a gallery.

Further, it has a first stair K1 and a second stair K2 from the first floor to the second floor, and the stair direction is such that almost all of the first stair K1 and the second stair K2 can be seen through. Can be a stairwell that is linearly continuous. In this way, not only can the staircase area including the shelf 12 be further enhanced in the sense of openness with a wide field of view, but also the area of the linear wall 11 can be expanded, so that the area of the shelf 12 can be greatly expanded accordingly. it can.

Further, the first stairs K1 and the second stairs K2 may be configured to be continuous with the first floor as a landing 10. In this way, the area where the shelves 12 are provided can be extended to the area of the landing 10, and the shelves 12 near the landing can use the landing 10 as a scaffold for putting in and out and decorating articles.

In the lower part of the shelf 12, the stairs K1
Can be formed so as to have a step-like step when viewed from the step side. If you do this,
The lower side portion of the shelf 12 can be arranged apart from the stairs K1, and the function of the stairs K1 is not reduced. Also,
Since the lower side of the shelf 12 has a step-like step, the design is improved in relation to the stairs, which is effective when used as a gallery. In addition, shelf 1
Since the 2 itself is assembled in a cross-girder, an advantage that is very convenient for forming the lower side portion of the shelf 12 as a step-like step is obtained.

[0016]

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. 1 is a floor plan of a first-floor house, FIG. 2 is a floor plan of the second floor, FIG. 3 is a floor plan of the base floor, FIG. 4 is a perspective view of stairs from the second floor to the base floor, and FIG. Is a perspective view of the shelf, FIG. 6 is a plan view of the shelf and the stairs, FIG.
Is a front view of the shelf.

In these figures, reference numeral 1 denotes a two-story building (house) having a substantially rectangular plane, and the building 1 has a basement floor BF.
Is provided. A dry area B1 is provided adjacent to the basement floor BF, and its upper part is open to the ground.

On the first floor 1F, an entrance 2 is arranged on the front right side, and a living room 3 and a dining kitchen 4 are arranged on the left side. Blind wall 5 behind entrance 2
, And a bedroom 6 as an independent room is arranged in the back.

At the back of the dining kitchen 4, there is a first
Stairs K1 are arranged, and further behind, bathroom 7,
Wash surfaces 8 are arranged side by side. In addition, a second staircase K2 is arranged in the back of the living room 3. Stairs K
Next to 2 is a passage 9, which faces the entrance of the bedroom 6.

The first step K1 is a step to the basement floor BF, and the second step K2 is a step to the second floor 2F. These first stairs K1 and second stairs K2 are on the floor of the first floor,
It is configured such that the direction of the stairs is linear as 0.

The space above the first step K1 is an open stairwell, and the space above the second step K2 is also an open stairwell. Therefore, the first stairs K1 and the second stairs K2 allow the stairs in the portion from the basement floor BF to the second floor to be straight stairwells in the direction of the stairs, so that a great sense of openness is obtained. .

The landing 10 is a part of the floor on the first floor, and serves as an entrance to the living room 3 and an entrance to the passage 9. Therefore, the user enters and exits the bedroom 6 using this passage 6 beside the second staircase K1.

The first staircase K1 is connected to the basement through a curved portion in which a staircase near the entrance to the basement BF is bent by 90 degrees.

On the wall 11 beside the stairs of the first stair K1, there is provided a shelf 12 assembled in a cross-girder (see FIG. 4). The shelf 12 is configured to extend vertically along the first step K1. Specifically, this shelf 12 is located on the basement floor B
It has a height and length from 1 to the landing 10 on the first floor, 1F,
By assembling the plate members in a lattice shape (cross-girder shape), a structure having a number of shelf sections 13 divided into a rectangular shape when viewed from the front is adopted.

The front of the shelf 12 is open and the rear is the wall 1.
Blocked by 1. Of the lower side of the shelf 12,
The portion extending along the stairs is formed to have a step-like step when viewed from the step side. That is, the lower side portion of the shelf 12 along the stairs has a form in which the shelf sections 13 are sequentially removed in a stepwise manner, thereby forming a step shape.

The shelf 12 may be configured as a bookshelf or a storage shelf having a certain depth as a whole (for example, a depth of about 20 to 30 cm), a decorative shelf having a total depth of about 10 to 15 cm, a design shelf, or the like. It can also be configured as a lattice decorative plate emphasizing the properties.
Of course, the size of the lattice (shelf section 13) can also be set arbitrarily.

Further, a shelf section 13 having a depth may be arranged only at the upper part of the shelf 12 and a so-called step board ladder 14 having a small depth may be arranged below the shelf section 13 as shown in FIG. In this way, it is possible to use the step board ladder 14 to put in and out and decorate articles on a shelf at a high position that does not reach the first stairs K1. Reference numeral 121 denotes a shelf provided on the wall 111 at the end of the first staircase K1.

FIG. 2 is a floor plan of the second floor of the building 1. On the second floor, a gallery space 22 is arranged in the center of the northern part of the building 1, and storage spaces 23 and 24 are arranged on the left and right sides, respectively. The gallery space 22, the storage spaces 23 and 24 are lower sheds with low ceilings.

An inner balcony 25 is arranged at the center of the front side of the building 1, and a free space 26 is arranged behind the inner balcony 25. A second staircase K2 connecting to the first floor between the free space 26 and the gallery space 22 is provided. Is arranged.

On the left and right sides of the inner balcony 25 and the free space 26, a first bedroom 28, a second bedroom 29, and a Japanese-style room 30 are arranged, respectively. Japanese-style room 30 and storage space 2
4, a wash surface 31, a toilet 32, and the like are arranged. These sections, except for the shed, are of normal ceiling height.

According to the present embodiment, the basement floor BF and the first floor 1
The first stairs K1 connecting F and the second stairs K2 connecting the first and second floors are stairwells continuous from the basement floor BF to the second floor 2F. The assembled shelves 12 are arranged. Therefore, basement B
An open staircase that can be seen from F to the second floor 2F or from the second floor 2F to the basement floor BF, and an easy-to-use shelf 12 using the staircase area are arranged to provide a wide open field of view and good functionality. With shelves and can get.

Further, the first step K1 and the second step K2
Of the basement BF from the basement BF by making the stair directions linearly continuous so that almost the entire area can be seen through.
The stairs up to the second floor are connected linearly, and the whole is in the form of a single staircase, giving a greater sense of openness.

Further, by connecting the first stairs K1 and the second stairs K2 with the landing on the first floor as the landing 10, it is not necessary to provide the landing 10 separately, and the stairs can be simplified. .

In addition, since the shelf 12 extends along the first stairs K1, articles can be taken in and out of the entire shelf 12 using the stairs, which is very convenient. The convenient shelf 12 can be provided widely along the stairs.

The front of the shelf 12 is open and the rear is the wall 1
By adopting a configuration closed by 1, the open space compared to a shelf with a lid provides a feeling of opening the space beside the stairs. Furthermore, the back of the shelf 12 is the wall 1 next to the stairs.
1, the wall is present on the inner surface of the shelf 12. Therefore, the wall 11 can be used by decorating articles and decorative articles. At this time, the shelves 12 assembled in a girder also exhibit a decorative function such as a square frame.

Further, the building is a building having two or more floors, the stairs extend linearly to the upper and lower floors, and the shelf 12 has a length and a height to reach the upper and lower floors. 1 stairs K1, a wall 11 beside the stairs, and a shelf 1 provided there
2, a feeling of openness with a wider field of view can be obtained as compared with the case where the stairs are curved, and the presence of the shelf 12 does not cause a feeling of oppression.

Further, by providing the shelf 12 on the wall 11 next to the first staircase K1 from the first floor to the basement, the stairs to the basement that is not frequently used on a daily basis and the area of the wall beside the staircase can be placed on the shelf. It can be effectively used as an area. further,
Since the stairs are to the basement floor, the staircase area including the shelf can be used as a staircase area such as a so-called study or as a gallery.

Further, the lower side portion of the shelf 12 is arranged apart from the stairs by forming a portion extending along the stairs of the lower side portion of the shelf 12 so as to have a step-like step when viewed from the step side. Can be done without impairing the function of the stairs. Further, since the lower side portion of the shelf 12 has a step-like step, the design is improved in relation to the stairs, which is effective when used as a gallery. Furthermore, since the shelf itself is constructed by crossing the girder,
An advantage that is very convenient for forming the lower side portion of the shelf as a step-like step is also obtained.

In the embodiment, the example in which the shelf 12 is provided on the first stair K1 from the first floor to the basement is shown.
Can be provided on the stairs K2. Further, the entire shape of the shelf 12 and the shape of the shelf section 13 can be arbitrarily changed as necessary or in consideration of design.

[0040]

As described above, according to the present invention, attention is paid to the relationship between the stairs in the building including the basement and the shelves provided in the building. It is possible to provide shelves beside the stairs of a house, which is not only designed to be open, but also designed for ease of release and design.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a floor plan of a building according to an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a floor plan of a building according to an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 3 is a floor plan of a building according to an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 4 is a perspective view of the stairs from the second floor to the basement of the building according to the embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 5 is a perspective view of a shelf next to the stairs of the building according to the embodiment of the present invention, as viewed from the basement side.

FIG. 6 is a plan view of a shelf next to the stairs of the building according to the embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 7 is a front view of a shelf next to the stairs of the building according to the embodiment of the present invention.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Building (house) 2 Entrance 3 Living room 4 Dining kitchen 5 Blind wall 6 Independent room (Bedroom) 7 Bathroom 8 Wash surface 9 Passage 10 Landing 11, 111 Wall 12 Shelf 13 Shelf partition 14 Step board ladder 21 Shed 22 Gallery space 23, 24 Storage space 25 Inner balcony 26 Free space 30 Japanese-style room K1 First staircase K2 Second staircase BF Basement

Claims (8)

[Claims] 1. A shelf next to a staircase in a house, wherein a shelf formed in a cross-girder is provided on a wall next to the staircase in the building. 2. A shelf next to a staircase in a house according to claim 1, wherein the shelf extends along a staircase in the building. 3. The shelf beside a staircase of a house according to claim 1, wherein a front surface of the shelf is open and a rear surface is closed by the wall. 4. The shelf next to a staircase of a house according to claim 1, wherein the building is a building having two or more floors,
The stairs linearly extend to the upper and lower floors, and the shelf has a length and a height to reach the upper and lower floors,
Shelf next to stairs in residential house. 5. The shelf next to a staircase of a house according to claim 1, wherein the building has a basement, and the staircase is a first staircase from the first floor to the basement. And the shelf next to the stairs in the house. 6. The shelf next to the stairs of a house according to claim 4 or 5, wherein the first stairs and a second staircase extending from the first floor to the second floor.
Characterized by a stairwell direction in which the direction of the stairs is linearly continuous so that almost all of the first stairs and the second stairs can be seen through the shelves. 7. The housing staircase according to claim 6, wherein the first staircase and the second staircase are continuous with the first floor as a landing. Side shelf. 8. A shelf next to a staircase of a house according to any one of claims 1 to 7, wherein a portion extending along the stairs, of a lower side portion of the shelf, has a stair-like step when viewed from the staircase side. A shelf next to a staircase of a house, characterized by being formed to have.