JPH02285155A - bathroom unit - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To enhance comfortable feeling during bathing by a method in which an air supply port is provided in the adjacent dressing room and an air supply and discharging device having an exhaust port on the open air is set on the ceiling in such a way as to supply air from the room the also the ventilate from the upper part of bath room. CONSTITUTION:An air supply and discharge device 13 is set on the ceiling 15 without providing glass, etc., for the door 21 of a bath room 14. The air supply port 16 of the device 13 is provided in the adjacent dressing room 17, and an exhaust port 18 is provided in the outside 19 of house. Air is sucked in from the room and ventilated through the upper part of the bath room 14 so that the person taking a bath does not feel cold.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a bathroom unit equipped with an air supply and exhaust system.

BACKGROUND ART A conventional bathroom unit of this type, as shown in FIG.
A ventilation system 3 is attached to the ceiling 2 of the bathroom 1, an exhaust port 4 is provided outside the bathroom 1, and air is supplied 7 into the bathroom 1 from a louver 6 provided on the door 5 of the bathroom 1. Further, as shown in FIG. 4, the door 6 of the bathroom 1 is not provided with a louver 6, and the wall 8 is equipped with an air supply/exhaust device 9, and an air supply port 10. There was one in which the exhaust ports 11 were both provided outside the bathroom 1.

Problems to be Solved by the Invention In such a conventional configuration, when considering the ventilation of the bathroom 1, the supply air 6 flows in from the louver 6 of the door 6, passes through the ventilation device 3, and is discharged to the outside from the exhaust port 4. All routes to be configured are 1
Normally, the bather 12 is often located near the glazing part 6 of the door 6, and the supply air 6 sucked in when changing the bath directly hits the body, making the bather 12 feel cold and uncomfortable, especially in winter9.
There's a problem. In addition, even if the air supply/exhaust device 9 is provided in the wall part 8 and the louver part 6 of n6 is completely abolished, the air supply 6a sucked into the bathroom 1 directly draws in the outside air 12, so the temperature inside the bathroom 1 will drop, especially in winter. There was a problem that the bathtub would descend and become cold during bathing, causing discomfort.

The present invention solves these problems by installing an air supply/exhaust system in the ceiling of the bathroom, which has an air supply port in the room next to the bathroom and an exhaust port outside the bathroom door, instead of providing a vent in the bathroom door. It is arranged.

Means for Solving All Problems In the bathroom unit of the present invention, air supply ports are provided in all adjoining rooms, such as dressing rooms, and air supply and exhaust devices are provided outdoors, and are provided in the ceilings of all bathrooms.

Function: The bathroom unit of the present invention has no louver on the bathroom door.
The main body of the ventilation system is installed in the ceiling, the air supply port is located in the dressing room next to the bathroom, and the exhaust port is installed outdoors, so all the air used for ventilation in the bathroom is the same as the above-mentioned air supply. The entire ventilation path consists of suction from the mouth, supplied into the bathroom through the intake side louver of the ventilation system attached to the ceiling, and then discharged outside from the exhaust port via the exhaust side louver of the ventilation system. As a result, the supplied air does not always hit the bather from their feet, and even when the bather sits down to wash his body, he does not feel cold air from his feet.In addition, the supplied air uses indoor air instead of outdoor air. Since it is suctioned, bathers will not feel uncomfortable due to cold air, especially in winter.

Embodiment One embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

In the figure, reference numeral 13 denotes an air supply/exhaust system, which has a main body 13ai on the ceiling 16 of the bathroom 14, and has an air supply port 16 connected to a dressing room in a room 17 next to the bathroom 14, and an exhaust port 18 connected to the outside of the bathroom 14.
It is set at 9. The main body 134 described above is the air supply device 13b.
and an exhaust device 13C, the air supply device 13b and the air supply port 16, and the exhaust device 13C and the exhaust port 18 are connected to a duct pipe 20.
4 each are connected. 21 is a bathroom door, which does not have a louver part.

In the above configuration, the air supply/exhaust device 13 is provided on the ceiling 16 of the bathroom 14, and the air supply device 13b is connected to the duct pipe 2o.
and the air supply port 18 provided in the room 17 next to the bathroom 14, and
The exhaust device 13C is a duct pipe 20 that connects to the exhaust port 18 of the outdoor 19.
Since the bathroom door 21 is not equipped with a louver, the supply air 22 is sucked into the bathroom 14 from the air supply port 16 provided in the room 17 next to the bathroom 14, and the exhaust air 23 is connected to the bathroom door 21.
is discharged via the exhaust port 18 provided outdoors 19.
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As a result, the ventilation system of the bathroom 14 sucks in supply air 22 that is warmer than the outside air from the adjacent indoor room 17, releases it from the ceiling 16 of the bathroom 14, and again uses the exhaust system 13C of the ceiling 16.
Since the supply air 22 is discharged outdoors through the bath, the supply air 22 does not constantly hit the bathers' feet, and even in winter, the supply air 22 is warmer than the outside air, so that the bathers do not feel uncomfortable due to cold air. 2.

Effects of the Invention As is clear from the description of the embodiments, according to the bathroom device of the present invention, the air supply vent is provided in the dressing room in the adjacent room, the exhaust port is provided outdoors, and the entire air supply/exhaust device is provided in the ceiling. Therefore, ventilation is performed in the upper part of the bathroom, so that the air does not hit the bather's feet when taking a bath, so they do not feel cold, and the air itself is drawn from inside the room, so it is warmer than the outside air. It has the effect of not making you feel cold even when you touch your body, and improving comfort when bathing.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Fig. 1 is an external perspective view of a bathroom unit according to an embodiment of the present invention, Fig. 2 is a longitudinal sectional view of the same, Fig. 3 is a longitudinal sectional view of a bathroom unit showing a conventional example, and Fig. 4 shows another conventional example. FIG. 6 is a longitudinal cross-sectional view of the bathroom shown, and FIG. 6 is a cross-sectional view of the essential parts of the supply/discharge device. 13... Air supply and exhaust device, 13b... Air supply device, 130... Exhaust device, 14...
Bathroom, 16...Ceiling, 16...Air supply port, 17...Adjacent room, 18...Exhaust port,
19...Outdoor. Name of agent: Patent attorney Shigetaka Awano and 1 other person13
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Claims (1)

[Claims] A bathroom unit that has an air supply/exhaust system installed in the ceiling, with an air supply port located in an adjoining dressing room, etc., and an exhaust port located outdoors.