JP2000326846A - Sleeping compartment section for narrow space - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To increase the number of sleeping compartments and to further make the sleeping compartments economical to users by constituting a sleeping compartment section so that the sleeping compartment parts may be changed from two layers to three layers. SOLUTION: In a sleeping compartment section 1, an upper stage passage 2 and a lower stage passage 3 are provided on a center line part so as to be overlapped in the vertical direction. An upper stage sleeping compartment 4, a middle stage sleeping compartment 5 and a lower stage sleeping compartment 6 are provided so as to be overlapped in the vertical direction on each of both sides of the upper stage passage 2 and the lower stage passage 3 across the upper stage passage 2 and the lower stage passage 3 and to be lower than each height of the upper stage passage 2 and the lower stage passage 3. Going in and out means 7, 8 for sliding doors leading to each of the upper stage sleeping compartment 4 and the lower stage sleeping compartment 6 from the upper stage passage 2 and the lower stage passage 3 are provided. A going in and out means 9 for leading to the middle sleeping compartment 5 from the lower stage passage 3 via an elevating/lowering means 10 is provided. The going in and out means 9 and the elevating/lowering means 10 are made a pivotally attaching type cover plate and a stair, respectively. As a result, because the sleeping compartment parts are changed from two layers to three layers, the number of sleeping compartments is increased. Therefore, an income of sleeping compartment manager is increased and expenditure of sleeping compartment users can be reduced.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a sleeping room section for a small space, which can increase the number of sleeping rooms as much as possible.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art For example, as a sleeping room section for a small space, for example,
Conventionally, in a railway sleeper vehicle, FIG.
As shown in FIG. 2B, a plan view of an upper bed room and FIG. 3C, a plan view of a lower bed room are known. That is, the upper passage B and the lower passage C are vertically stacked on the center line portion of the bed room section A of the sleeper vehicle in FIG. The lower bed room E is arranged.

In FIG. 1 (b), the access from the upper passage B to the upper bed room D is performed by opening and closing the access means F, and in FIG. Ingress and egress are performed by opening and closing access means G. Here, the total width a of the sleeping room section is 2.935.
m, a width of the upper passage width b is 0.60m of the lower passage, the width c of the upper bed chamber, the width _{c 1} of the lower bed chambers respectively 1.00
m, 0.80 m, the total height d of the sleeper compartment is 4.09 m, the depth e of the roof member is 0.145 m, and the depth f of the upper beam is 0.
07 m, the depth g of the lower beam is 0.045 m, the height h of the upper passage is 1.84 m, and the height i of the lower passage is also 1.84 m.

However, in such a structure, the upper sleeping room D and the lower sleeping room E are separated from each other by the upper passage B.
And the lower corridor C, which is a two-story type, the number of sleeper rooms is not so large. Therefore, in some cases, the income of the sleeper room owner is insufficient, and the sleeper room user is expected to reduce the expenditure. There is a disadvantage that it is difficult.

[0005]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention has been proposed in view of the above circumstances. Even if the size of the bunk room is the same, the number of the bunk room partitions increases, and therefore, the number of the bunk room managers is increased. It is an object of the present invention to provide an economical small-sized sleeper compartment which is expected to generate income and reduce spending of a sleeper user.

[0006]

To this end, the present invention provides a bed room for a small space in which an upper passage and a lower passage are vertically stacked on a center line portion, with the upper passage and the lower passage interposed therebetween. An upper bed room, a middle bed room, and a lower bed room, which are vertically stacked on both sides and are lower than the heights of the upper passage, the lower passage, and the upper bed room from the upper passage and the lower passage, respectively. An access means leading to the lower bed room and an access means leading to the middle bed room from the lower passage via an elevating means are provided.

[0007]

According to such a configuration, in the narrow space sleeper room section in which the upper passage and the lower passage are vertically stacked on the center line portion, the upper passage and the lower passage are respectively sandwiched between the upper passage and the lower passage. An upper bunk room having a height lower than the height of each of the upper passage and the lower passage,
A middle bed room and a lower bed room, access means communicating from the upper passage and the lower passage to the upper sleep room and the lower sleep room, respectively, and an access means communicating from the lower passage to the middle sleep room through the elevating means; , The following operation is performed.

(1) Since the number of bed rooms is changed from two to three, the number of bed rooms increases by about 50%.

(2) Even if the number of berths in the berth room is increased, the conventional cubicle system, center line passage system and vertical berth system can be secured, so that the privacy of the berth room, the outdoor view and Lighting is maintained.

[0010]

DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS An embodiment in which the present invention is applied to a railway sleeper vehicle having the same outer dimensions as that of FIG. 2 will be described with reference to the drawings. The same reference numerals as those in FIG. In FIG. 1A, reference numeral 1 denotes a bed room section in which an upper passage 2 and a lower passage 3 are vertically stacked on a center line portion. The upper, lower, upper and lower passages 4, 5, and 6 are vertically stacked on both sides of the upper and lower passages 2 and 3, respectively.
There are an upper bed room, a middle bed room, and a lower bed room that are lower than the height of each of the lower passages 3.

Next, in FIG. 2B, a plan view of the upper bed room, FIG. 3C, a plan view of the middle bed room, and FIG. In this embodiment, sliding doors are used as access means for communicating from 3 to the upper bed room 4 and the lower bed room 6, respectively. Numeral 9 denotes an access means which leads from the lower passage 3 to the middle sleeper room 5 through the elevating means 10, and in this embodiment, the access means 9 is a pivotable lid plate, respectively.
The elevating means 10 is a stair. Numeral 11 denotes a shoebox that effectively utilizes a portion below the raised floor 12 of the lower bunk room 6.

Here, the width of the upper passage and the width j of the lower passage are 0.70 m, the width of the upper bed room, and the width k of the middle bed room are 0.
95 m, the width m of the lower bunk room is 0.75 m. Also,
The height n of the upper passage and the height p of the lower passage are each 1.8.
4m, the height q of the upper bed room is 1.40m, the depth r of the upper beam material is 0.05m, the height s of the middle bed room is 1.05m,
The depth t of the middle beam material is 0.05 m, the height u of the lower bed room is 1.05 m, the depth V of the lower beam material is 0.05 m, and the height difference between the floor of the lower bed room and the floor of the lower passage. w is about 0.15 m.

In such a structure, the user enters and exits the upper bed room 4 from the upper passage 2 through the access means 7. At this time, the difference in height x between the floor of the same room 4 and the floor of the same passage 2 is about 0.40 m, and the height q of the upper bed room is 1.40 m as described above, so that the user is relatively free. It is possible to live in the same room 4 while sitting in a sitting or supine position.

[0014] Further, the user places the lower passage 3 in the middle sleeper room 5.
From the vehicle via the elevating means 10 and the in / out means 9.
At this time, one side dimension y of the pivotable lid plate is 0.55 m, and the height s of the middle sleeper room is 1.05 m as described above.
It is possible to live in a sitting or supine position.

Further, the user enters and exits the lower bed room 6 from the lower passage 3 through the access means 8. At this time, the difference w between the floor of the same room 6 and the floor of the same passage 3 is about 0.
15 m and the height u of the lower bunk room is 1.05 m, so that the user can enter and exit relatively freely, and
It is possible to live in a sitting or supine position.

According to the structure of this embodiment, in the narrow room bed room section in which the upper passage and the lower passage are vertically stacked on the center line, the upper passage and the lower passage are sandwiched therebetween. An upper bed room, a middle bed room, and a lower bed room, which are vertically stacked on both sides and are lower than the heights of the upper passage, the lower passage, and the upper bed room from the upper passage and the lower passage, respectively. Since the access means which leads to the lower bed room and the access means which leads from the lower passage via the elevating means to the middle bed room are provided, the following effects can be obtained.

(1) The number of bed rooms is increased by about 50% because the number of bed rooms is changed from two to three. Therefore, the income of bed room managers is increased and the expenditure of bed room users is expected to decrease. Is done. (2) Even if the number of berths is increased, the privacy of the berths, the outdoor view and the lighting can be maintained because the conventional cubicles, centerline passages and vertical berths can be secured. Therefore, there is little decrease in habitability.

This structure is applicable not only to railway sleeper vehicles,
It can also be applied to small lodgings, small ships, night sleeper buses, large aircraft, and the like.

[0019]

In short, according to the present invention, in a narrow space sleeper room section in which an upper passage and a lower passage are vertically stacked on the center line, both sides of the upper passage and the lower passage are interposed therebetween. An upper couch room, a middle couch room, and a lower couch room that are stacked one above the other and that are lower than the heights of the upper passage and the lower passage, respectively;
By providing access means for communicating from the lower passage to the upper couch room and the lower couch room, respectively, and access means for communicating from the lower passage via the elevating means to the middle couch room, the size of the couch compartment is increased. The same applies to the present invention, because the number of sleeper compartments is increased, and therefore, the income of the sleeper manager can be increased, and an economical sleeper compartment for an economical small space is expected to reduce the expenditure of the sleeper users. It is extremely useful in industry.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 shows an embodiment in which the present invention is applied to a vehicle body having the same outer dimensions as a known railway two-story sleeper vehicle. FIG. 1 (a) is a cross-sectional view, and FIG. 1 (b) is a plan view of an upper sleeper room. , FIG.
Is a plan view of a middle bed room, and FIG. 4D is a plan view of a lower bed room.

2 (a) is a cross-sectional view, FIG. 2 (b) is a plan view of an upper sleeping room, and FIG. 2 (c) is a plan view of a lower sleeping room.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Bed room division 2 Upper passage 3 Lower passage 4 Upper bed room 5 Middle bed room 6 Lower bed room 7 Entry / exit means 8 Entry / exit means 9 Entry / exit means 10 Elevating means 11 Shoe case 12 Raised floor a Total width d of the berth room section E The depth of the roof member j The width of the upper passageway k The width of the upper bed room, the width of the middle sleeper room m The width of the lower bed room n The height of the upper passageway p The height of the lower passageway q The height of the upper bedroom r Depth of the upper beam s Height of the middle berth room t Depth of the middle berth material u Height of the lower berth room v Depth of the lower berth material w Difference height x Difference height y One side dimension of the lid plate

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. A small space sleeper room section in which an upper passage and a lower passage are vertically stacked on a center line portion, and the upper passage is vertically overlapped on both sides of the upper passage and the lower passage, respectively. An upper bed room, a middle bed room, and a lower bed room, each having a height lower than the height of each of the lower passages; and an entrance / exit means for communicating from the upper passage and the lower passage to the upper bed room and the lower bed room, respectively.
A bed room section for a small space, comprising: an entrance / exit means leading from the lower passage to the middle bed room via an elevating means.