JP2575196Y2 - Bathroom door - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention]

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a bathroom door which can be easily opened from a dressing room side in an emergency.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art In order to prevent water in the bathroom from leaking to the dressing room side, a bathroom door has an upper frame, a lower frame, and right and left vertical frames in a stepped shape and a door stop portion integrally formed. The side of the undressing room of the door is pressed against the sealing material attached to the door stop.

[0003] For this reason, the door of the bathroom door is turned to the bathroom side and opened, and in the case of emergency such as when the bather falls down in front of the door in the bathroom, the bather gets in the way and opens the door. Sometimes a bather who cannot be opened cannot be rescued.

[0004] As a bathroom door for solving this problem, for example, the one disclosed in Japanese Utility Model Laid-Open Publication No. 64-33856 is known. That is, an emergency exit is formed in the door main body, and a lid is detachably attached to the emergency exit on the undressing room side, so that in an emergency, the lid is removed from the undressing room side so that a person can enter the bathroom from the emergency exit. is there.

[0005]

Since the door body of such a bathroom door has a special shape having an emergency exit to which a lid can be detachably attached, the shape differs from that of a normal bathroom door. On the other hand, bathroom doors that can be opened from the undressing room side in an emergency are often installed in bathrooms where elderly people or the like take a bath.

For this reason, if the above-mentioned bathroom door is a door body having a special shape different from the door body of a normal bathroom door, it is necessary to prepare two types of door bodies and the cost is high. Become.

Therefore, an object of the present invention is to provide a bathroom door which can solve the above-mentioned problem.

[0008]

According to a first aspect of the present invention, there is provided a door body having a frame member having a glass mounting recessed portion 30 formed into a rectangular shape and having a glass mounting recessed portion 30 continuous four times around an inner surface of an opening; It has an inward concave portion and an outward projecting piece 34, and the bathroom-side inward plate 31 projects inward from the undressing room-side inward plate 32.
The lower, left and right vertical attachments are framed in a square shape, and the undressing room side opening is provided with an opening larger than the bathroom side opening. An attachment frame detachably attached to the opening of the main body; and a vertical width smaller than the dressing room side vertical opening height of the attachment frame, and a left / right width larger than the undressing room side left / right opening width. A panel body in which the left and right vertical edges are left and right in an inward recess of the right vertical attachment, and the left and right vertical edges are provided in the inward recess of the left vertical attachment. An elastic member that fits and holds the vertical edge into the inward concave portion of the right vertical attachment, and is mounted on the bathroom-side inward plate 31 of each of the upper, lower, left vertical, and right vertical attachments for four consecutive turns, and the bathroom side surface of the panel body A bathroom door, characterized in that configured in crimped airtight material. In the second invention, a frame body having a glass mounting recess 30 is framed in a rectangular shape, and a door body having a glass mounting recess 30 continuous four times on the inner surface of the opening, an inward concave portion and an outward projecting piece 34 are provided. Has, bathroom side inboard 3
The upper, lower, left and right vertical attachments 1 project inwardly from the dressing room-side inward facing plate 32 to form a rectangular frame, and the dressing room-side opening has a larger opening than the bathroom-side opening. An attachment frame in which the projecting piece 34 is fitted in the glass mounting recess 30 and is detachably attached to the opening of the door body; and the attachment frame is smaller than the undressing room side opening and larger than the bathroom side opening. A panel body having an expected width smaller than the expected width of the inward concave portion, and a connection means attached across the attachment frame and the panel body, connecting and separating the panel body to the attachment frame, and operable from the undressing room side; A bathroom door characterized by being formed of an airtight material which is mounted on the bathroom interior panel 31 of each of the upper, lower, left vertical and right vertical attachments four times in a row and is pressed against the bathroom side surface of the panel body. That.

[0009]

According to the first invention, the panel body 16 can be attached to and detached from the opening of the door body 3 from the undressing room side, so that it can be easily opened from the undressing room side in an emergency. Further, since the right vertical edge of the panel body is fitted and held in the inward recess of the right vertical attachment by an elastic member, the panel body is held without rattling in the opening of the door body. In addition, if the attachment frame is removed, glass can be attached to the opening of the door body 3, and the door body 3 of the bathroom door that can be opened from the dressing room side in an emergency in the event of an emergency can be used, thereby reducing costs. Further, the opening of the door body 3 has a glass mounting concave portion 30 which is continuous four times, and the outwardly projecting pieces 34 of the upper, lower, left vertical and right vertical attachments are fitted into the glass mounting concave portion 30 to attach the door. Since the frame is attached to the door body 3, the attachment frame can be easily attached and detached, and the glass can be easily attached without special processing. Also, the expected width of the inward concave portion is the panel body 1
6, the water adhering to the panel body 16 flows down into the inward concave portion 15a of the lower horizontal attachment 15 and does not fall into the undressing room. In addition, since the space between each bathroom-side inward piece 31 of the attachment frame and the bathroom side surface of the panel body is sealed with an airtight material, water in the bathroom does not leak from the mounting portion of the panel body to the undressing room side. According to the second invention, the panel body 16 can be attached to and detached from the opening of the door body 3 from the undressing room side, so that it can be easily opened from the undressing room side in an emergency. Also, the panel body is inserted by being inserted straight into the opening of the attachment frame from the opening of the undressing room side of the panel body and connected by the connecting means, and the connecting means is separated and the panel body is taken out straight from the opening of the undressing room side. , It is easy to remove. Further, if the attachment frame is removed, glass can be attached to the opening of the door main body 3, and the door main body 3 of the bathroom door that can be opened from the dressing room side in an emergency in the event of an emergency can be used, thereby reducing costs. The opening of the door body 3 has a glass mounting concave portion 30 which is continuous four times, and the glass mounting concave portion 3 is provided.
Outward protruding pieces 3 of top, bottom, left vertical, right vertical attachment to 0
4, the attachment frame is attached to the door main body 3, so that the attachment frame can be easily attached and detached, and the glass can be easily attached without special processing. In addition, the expected width of the inward concave portion is the panel body 16.
Is larger than the expected width, the water attached to the panel body 16 flows down into the inward concave portion 15a of the lower horizontal attachment 15, and does not fall into the undressing room. In addition, since the space between each bathroom-side inward piece 31 of the attachment frame and the bathroom side surface of the panel body is sealed with an airtight material, water in the bathroom does not leak from the mounting portion of the panel body to the undressing room side.

[0010]

EXAMPLE As shown in FIG. 1, a first door 1 and a second door 2 are foldably connected to form a bathroom door as a folding door, and a door body 3 of the first and second doors 1 and 2 is provided. Is a rectangular frame having a first opening 9 and a second opening 10 by bridging an upper frame 6, an intermediate horizontal frame 7 and a lower frame 8 on a left vertical frame 4 and a right vertical frame 5,
A glass 11 is attached to a first opening 9 of the first door 1, and a panel body 16 is detachably attached to a second opening 10 via left and right vertical attachments 12 and 13 and up and down horizontal attachments 14 and 15. This panel body 16 is the upper frame 1
7. A panel 22 is mounted on a frame assembly 21 including a lower frame 18, a left vertical frame 19, and a right vertical frame 20. Glasses 23 are attached to the first and second openings 9 and 10 of the second door 2, respectively, and a right vertical frame 5 of the second door 2 and a left vertical frame 4 of the second door 1 are provided.
Are connected to bend freely.

As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, an inner surface 4a of the left vertical frame 4, an inner surface 5a of the right vertical frame 5, and an inner surface 7a of the intermediate horizontal frame 7 are provided.
A glass mounting recess 30 is formed on the inner surface 8a of the lower frame 8 and the left vertical attachment 12, the right vertical attachment 13, the upper horizontal attachment 14, and the lower horizontal attachment 15, respectively. The inward concave portions 12a, 13a, 14a, 15a are formed by the plate 32 and the connecting plate 33.
The connecting plate 33 is integrally formed with a pair of protruding pieces 34 that engage with the respective glass mounting recesses 30. The bathroom-side inward plate 31 is inwardly facing the undressing room. A concave groove 35 having a longer projecting length than the plate 32 and opening to the undressing room side is formed, and each of these attachments is connected in a rectangular frame shape to form an attachment frame, and each bathroom side inward plate is provided. The bathroom-side opening 31 is smaller than the undressing-room-side opening formed by each of the undressing-room-side inward plates 32, and the airtight material 36 is continuously mounted in each of the grooves 35 four times.

The expected width of the panel body 16 is smaller than each of the inward concave portions 12a, 13a, 14a and 15a, and the distance between the upper part of the upper frame 17 and the lower part of the lower frame 18 of the panel body 16, that is, the vertical height. Are the vertical and horizontal attachments 14,15
Is smaller than the distance between the dressing room-side inward plates 32, 32, that is, the height of the attachment frame at the undressing room-side upper and lower openings, and is smaller than the distance between the bathroom-side inward plates 31, 31, that is, the height of the attachment frame at the bathroom-side upper and lower openings. The distance between the outside of the left vertical frame 19 of the panel body 16 and the outside of the right vertical frame 20, that is, the left and right width is the distance between the undressing room side inward plates 32, 32 of the left and right vertical attachments 12, 13, that is, The left and right opening widths on the undressing room side are made larger, and an elastic member, for example, a leaf spring 37 is screwed to the outer surface 19 a of the left vertical frame 19.

The panel body 16 is attached to the opening of the attachment frame on the undressing room side as follows. The left vertical frame 19 is placed in the inward recess 12a of the left vertical attachment 12 with a leaf spring 37.
The right vertical frame 20 is shifted leftward of the dressing room side inward facing plate 32 of the right vertical attachment 13, and the right vertical frame 20 faces the right vertical attachment 13 in this state, and the repulsive force of the leaf spring 37 is applied. And push it into the inward recess 13a of the right vertical attachment 13 to insert the right vertical frame 2 into the vertical receiving block 38.
The panel body 16 is mounted by fitting the left and right vertical frames 19 and 20 into the inward concave portions 12a and 13a of the left and right vertical attachments 12 and 13 by abutting the panel body 16. At this time, the lower part of the lower frame 18 is placed on the lower receiving block 39 provided on the lower horizontal attachment 15, and water flowing along the undressing room side surface 18 a of the lower frame 18 enters the inward concave portion 15 a of the lower horizontal attachment 15. It flows down and flows out to the bathroom side through a drain hole formed in the bathroom-side inward board 31.

As described above, the panel body 16 can be easily attached to and detached from the second opening 10 of the door body 3 from the undressing room side, and the left vertical frame 4 and the right vertical frame 5 can be removed by removing each attachment. , Glass mounting recess 3 of intermediate horizontal frame 7
The glass can be attached to the door 0 and the door body 3 can be used as a normal bathroom door.

FIGS. 4 and 5 show a second embodiment, in which the frame assembly 21 of the panel body 16 is made smaller than the opening of the attachment frame on the undressing room side, and the left and right vertical frames 19, 20 of the panel body 16 are provided with rods 40. Is rotatably urged toward the undressing room side by a spring 41 to be supported. The rod 40 is provided with a hook 42 and a knob 43, and the left and right vertical attachments 12 and 1 are provided.
The lock receiving piece 44 is integrally provided on the bathroom-side inward plate 31 of No. 3,
By rotating the rod 40 with the knob 43, the hook 4
2 can be rotated to a position separated from a position where it is locked to the locking receiving piece 44.

With this configuration, the panel body 16 is pushed into the opening of the undressing room side of each attachment with the hook 42 separated from the locking receiving piece 44, and the hook 42 is locked to the locking receiving piece 44 in this state. By rotating to the position, the panel body 16 can be attached because the hook 42 is engaged with the engagement receiving piece 44 by the spring 41, and the panel body 16 can be removed by operating in the opposite direction.

FIGS. 6, 7 and 8 show a third embodiment, in which the frame assembly 21 of the panel body 16 is made smaller than the opening of the attachment frame formed of each attachment on the undressing room side, and the left and right vertical attachments 12 and 13 are formed. A hook 52 composed of a receiving ring 50 and a movable hook 51 is attached to the left and right vertical frames 19 and 20, and the panel body 16 is attached to the opening of the attachment frame on the undressing room side by the hook 52 so that it can be removed.

FIGS. 9, 10 and 11 show a fourth embodiment in which the frame assembly 21 of the panel body 16 is made smaller than the opening of the attachment frame on the undressing room side, and the left and right vertical attachments 12,
13, a receiving tool 61 having a receiving recess 60 is attached, and an engaging tool 63 having an engaging projection 62 is attached to the left and right vertical frames 19, 20 to form a push latch. In this case, the panel body 16 can be attached and detached by detaching. The push latch may be configured to engage once when pushed, and to be disengaged when pushed again.

[0019]

According to the first aspect of the present invention, since the panel body 16 can be attached to and detached from the opening of the door body 3 from the undressing room side, it can be easily opened from the undressing room side in an emergency. Further, since the right vertical edge of the panel body is fitted and held in the inward recess of the right vertical attachment by an elastic member, the panel body is held without rattling in the opening of the door body. In addition, if the attachment frame is removed, glass can be attached to the opening of the door body 3, and the door body 3 of the bathroom door that can be opened from the dressing room side in an emergency in the event of an emergency can be used, thereby reducing costs. Further, the opening of the door body 3 has a glass mounting concave portion 30 which is continuous four times, and the outwardly projecting pieces 34 of the upper, lower, left vertical, and right vertical attachments are fitted into the glass mounting concave portion 30 to attach the door. Since the frame is attached to the door body 3, the attachment frame can be easily attached and detached, and the glass can be easily attached without special processing. Further, since the expected width of the inward recess is larger than the expected width of the panel body 16, the water attached to the panel body 16 flows down into the inward recess 15a of the lower horizontal attachment 15, and does not fall into the undressing room. In addition, since the space between each bathroom-side inward piece 31 of the attachment frame and the bathroom side surface of the panel body is sealed with an airtight material, water in the bathroom does not leak from the mounting portion of the panel body to the undressing room side. According to the invention of claim 2, since the panel body 16 can be attached to and removed from the opening of the door body 3 from the undressing room side, it can be easily opened from the undressing room side in an emergency. Also,
Attach and remove the panel body by inserting it straight into the opening of the attachment frame from the opening on the undressing room side of the panel body and connecting it with the connecting means, separating the connecting means and taking out the panel body straight from the opening on the undressing room side. Since it is possible, the work is easy. In addition, if the attachment frame is removed, glass can be attached to the opening of the door body 3, and the door body 3 of the bathroom door that can be opened from the dressing room side in an emergency in the event of an emergency can be used, thereby reducing costs. Also, the door body 3
The opening has a glass mounting concave portion 30 that is continuous four times,
Since the outwardly projecting pieces 34 of the upper, lower, left vertical, and right vertical attachments are fitted into the glass mounting recess 30 and the door body 3 is attached to the attachment frame, the attachment frame can be easily attached and detached. In addition, glass can be easily mounted without special processing. Also, since the expected width of the inward concave portion is larger than the expected width of the panel body 16,
The water attached to the panel body 16 flows down into the inward concave portion 15a of the lower horizontal attachment 15, and does not fall into the dressing room. Moreover, since the space between each bathroom-side inward piece 31 of the attachment frame and the bathroom side surface of the panel body is sealed with an airtight material,
Water in the bathroom does not leak to the dressing room side from the mounting part of the panel body.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a front view of a bathroom door.

FIG. 2 is a vertical sectional view of a first door.

FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view of the first door.

FIG. 4 is a longitudinal sectional view of a second embodiment.

FIG. 5 is a cross-sectional view of the second embodiment.

FIG. 6 is a longitudinal sectional view of a third embodiment.

FIG. 7 is a cross-sectional view of the third embodiment.

FIG. 8 is a perspective view of a clip attaching portion.

FIG. 9 is a longitudinal sectional view of a fourth embodiment.

FIG. 10 is a cross-sectional view of the fourth embodiment.

FIG. 11 is a perspective view of a push latch mounting portion.

[Explanation of symbols]

3 door body, 4 left vertical frame, 5 right vertical frame, 7 middle horizontal frame, 8 lower frame, 10 second opening, 12 left vertical attachment, 12a inward recess, 13 right right attachment ,
13a: inward concave portion, 14: upper horizontal attachment, 14a
... inward recess, 15 ... lower side attachment, 15a ... inward recess, 16 ... panel body, 17 ... upper frame, 18 ... lower frame, 19
... left vertical frame, 20 ... right vertical frame, 21 ... frame assembly, 37 ... leaf spring.

Continuation of the front page (58) Field surveyed (Int.Cl. ⁶ , DB name) E06B 7/32 E04H 1/12 301

Claims (2)

(57) [Scope of request for utility model registration] 1. A frame material having a concave portion 30 for mounting glass
Framed around the inside of the opening four times in a frame
A door body provided with a concave portion 30 for use, an inward concave portion and an outwardly projecting piece 34, and a bathroom-side inward plate 31 is provided.
Upper, lower, left vertical, projecting inward from the dressing room side inward facing plate 32,
The right vertical attachment is framed in a square shape and the dressing room side opening
Has an opening that is larger than the bathroom side opening,
34 fits into the glass mounting recess 30 and fits into the door body.
An attachment frame detachably attached to the opening, and a height smaller than the height of the upper and lower openings of the attachment frame on the dressing room side;
Left and right heights larger than the left and right opening width at the dressing room side at a small vertical height
An expected width that is smaller than an expected width of the inward concave portion in width.
The left and right vertical edges are the inward of the left vertical and right vertical attachments.
A panel body fitted into the recess in a right and left manner, and a panel provided in an inward recess of the left vertical attachment.
Insert the right vertical edge of the body into the inward recess of the right vertical attachment
Elastic members that hold only the upper, lower, left and right vertical attachments on each bathroom side
It is attached to the board 31 four times in a row and
Bathroom door characterized by being composed of crimped airtight material. 2. A frame material having a concave portion 30 for mounting glass.
Framed around the inside of the opening four times in a frame
A door body provided with a concave portion 30 for use, an inward concave portion and an outwardly projecting piece 34, and a bathroom-side inward plate 31 is provided.
Upper, lower, left vertical, projecting inward from the dressing room side inward facing plate 32,
The right vertical attachment is framed in a square shape and the dressing room side opening
Has an opening that is larger than the bathroom side opening,
34 fits into the glass mounting recess 30 and fits into the door body.
An attachment frame detachably attached to the opening; and an opening smaller than the opening of the attachment frame on the undressing room.
One bathroom side opening is larger than the expected width of the inward recess.
A panel body having an expected width smaller than that of the attachment frame and the panel body.
When the panel body is connected to and detached from the attachment frame,
Connecting means operable from the undressing room side , and inwardly facing each bathroom side of the upper, lower, left and right vertical attachments.
It is attached to the board 31 four times in a row and
Bathroom door characterized by being composed of crimped airtight material.