JPH0227073Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] The present invention relates to a garbage discharging device using a bay window, and more specifically, a garbage container receiver 3 is provided below the bay window 1 so that the garbage container 2 can be freely taken out from the outside and stored. A garbage inlet 4 with a lid that communicates with the garbage container 2 stored in the garbage container receiver 3 is provided in the bay window 1, and an outdoor ventilation opening 16 is provided in the upper outer surface of the bay window 1.
A ventilation duct 15 is formed between the outdoor ventilation opening 16 and the internal space inside the garbage container receptacle 3, and this ventilation duct 15 is connected to the back of the storage section 11 provided on the side of the bay window 1. Position the above ventilation duct 1
This relates to a garbage discharge device using a bay window in which a forced ventilation means such as a fan 17 is installed inside the garbage discharge device.

The purpose of this invention is to make effective use of the space below the bay window installed in the kitchen, and with simple improvements, it is possible to directly throw food waste from the kitchen into an outdoor garbage container. To provide a garbage discharging device using a bay window, which can discharge odor to a predetermined location without leaking odor.

Embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail below with reference to the drawings.

1 is a bay window, which is provided on the back side of the kitchen sink 5. A glass door 6 is provided at the innermost end of the bay window so that it can be opened and closed. A garbage container receiver 3 is provided below the bay window 1, in which a garbage container 2 such as a plastic container can be stored and taken out from the outside. The garbage container receiver 3 consists of side plates 7, a bottom plate 8, and an opening/closing lid 9 pivotally connected to be openable/closable, and by closing the opening/closing lid 9, airtightness is maintained and odor is prevented from escaping outdoors. Moreover, by opening the opening/closing lid 9, the garbage container 2 stored inside can be taken out to the outdoors. A storage section 11 having the same depth as the bay window 1 is provided on the side of the bay window 1, and a garbage input port 4 is provided below the storage section 11. It's worn. The garbage input port 4 and the garbage container receiver 3 are linked by an inclined input tube 12, and the lower part of the inclined input tube 12 faces the garbage container 2 stored in the garbage container receiver 3. By opening the lid 10, food waste generated during cooking can be directly thrown into the outdoor garbage container 2 from the garbage inlet 4, and by closing the lid 10, odors can be prevented from flowing into the room. I have made sure that there is no such thing.

An intake port 14 is provided in the bottom plate 8 of the garbage container receiver 3,
A ventilation duct 15 is installed above the garbage container receiver 3, and the upper end of the ventilation duct 15 is opened to the outdoors as an outdoor ventilation opening 16. As shown in FIG. 2, this ventilation duct 15 is provided at the back of the storage section 11, and the outdoor ventilation port 16 is formed on the side of the bay window 1, so that the ventilation duct 15 can be incorporated into the bay window 1. The exterior is finished neatly, and the ventilation duct 1
Only 5 is made so that it does not stand out. The ventilation duct 15 is equipped with a forced ventilation means such as a fan 17 or a heater, and the odor inside the garbage container receptacle 3 is discharged outdoors from the side above the bay window 1, and the odor escapes toward the neighboring house. It is possible to escape from a designated place without any airflow, and by exhausting from above the bay window, the exhaust can be emitted from a high position, so the exhaust is not directed towards the height where people pass. This is designed to prevent the user from feeling uncomfortable due to odors when replacing the garbage container.

In summary, the present invention provides a garbage container below the bay window that can be freely taken out from the outside and stored therein, and a garbage inlet in the lid that communicates with the garbage container stored in the garbage container receiver in the bay window. In other words, by providing a garbage container receiver in the outdoor area below the bay window, the garbage container can be placed below the bay window, and the space below the bay window can be used effectively. With a simple improvement of providing a garbage inlet in the bay window that communicates with the garbage container housed in the container holder, there is the advantage that garbage from the kitchen can be directly thrown into the outdoor garbage container. In addition, an outdoor ventilation opening is provided on the outer side of the upper part of the bay window, a ventilation duct is formed between the outdoor ventilation opening and the internal space inside the garbage container receptacle, and this ventilation duct is connected to the storage space provided on the side of the bay window. It is located at the back of the unit, and a forced ventilation means such as a fan is installed in the ventilation duct, so the odor inside the garbage container will not leak indoors or outdoors, and will be extracted from a designated location outdoors. In other words, the outdoor ventilation opening allows exhaust to be exhausted from above the bay window, allowing the exhaust to be discharged from a high position, and not to the height where people pass. There is no need to feel uncomfortable due to odor when replacing the garbage container, and the ventilation duct is built into the bay window, resulting in a clean exterior. This has the advantage that only the ventilation duct is not conspicuous in appearance.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a front view of an embodiment of the present invention as seen from the room side, Fig. 2 is a schematic sectional view of the same, and Fig. 3 is a rear view of the same. 3 is a garbage container receptacle, 4 is a garbage inlet, 16 is an outdoor ventilation opening, and 17 is a fan.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A garbage container holder is provided below the bay window to allow garbage containers to be taken out from the outside and stored freely, and a garbage inlet with a lid is provided in the bay window that communicates with the garbage container stored in the garbage container holder. An outdoor ventilation opening is provided on the outer side of the upper part, a ventilation duct is formed between the outdoor ventilation opening and the internal space inside the garbage container receptacle, and this ventilation duct is installed at the back of the storage section provided on the side of the bay window. A waste discharge device using a bay window, which is located in the ventilation duct, and is provided with forced ventilation means such as a fan in the ventilation duct.