JPH0345657Y2 - - Google Patents

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[Detailed Description of the Invention] (Industrial Application Field) This invention relates to a hair washing vanity in which a shower is conveniently installed near a hair washing bowl.

(Prior art and its problems) Conventionally, in a hair washing vanity, a water spout pipe is installed on the top side of the hair washing bowl formed in the wash cabinet, a shower hose is disposed inside the water spout pipe, and the tip of the shower hose is There are pull-out type showers that have a shower head attached to the shower head and can be used by pulling out the entire shower hose from the spout pipe when using the shower head for hair washing, etc. However, when using this type of shower, water droplets may form on the outer periphery of the shower hose. As a result, these water droplets flow through the shower hose and into the spout pipe, and through the spout pipe, the water droplets enter the washbasin cabinet and cause rust inside the washbasin cabinet, and the water droplets rot and cause bad odors. There was a problem with the release.

(Means for solving the problems) The present invention was devised in view of the above-mentioned conventional problems, and is equipped with a shower that does not allow water droplets to flow into the interior of the washbasin cabinet and has a clean appearance. The purpose is to provide a hair washing vanity, the gist of which is to expose a suitable length of the shower hose together with the shower head in a position adjacent to the hair washing bowl formed in the wash cabinet, and to attach the base of the shower hose to the inside of the wash cabinet. The shower hose is stored in a folded state in a storage tower that covers the exposed portion, and the shower head is exposed so that it can be pulled out. be.

(Function) Since the base of the shower hose exposed near the hair washing bowl is sealed watertight against the inside of the washbasin cabinet, water droplets etc. do not flow into the washbasin cabinet through the shower hose. . In addition, since the shower hose can be stored in the tower together with the shower head installed at the upper end of the shower hose, the appearance of the hair washing vanity becomes neat and tidy. Moreover, the shower head can be used as a hand-held type by pulling out the shower hose folded and stored in the tower as needed.

(Example) Hereinafter, an example of the present invention will be described based on the drawings.

1 and 2 are perspective views of a hair-washing vanity. In the figures, the hair-washing vanity 1 includes a washbasin cabinet 2 that constitutes the lower part thereof, and a washbasin cabinet 2 that is installed on a wall or the like above the washbasin cabinet 2. A hair washing bowl 4 is formed on the upper surface of the washing cabinet 2, and at the rear of the upper surface of the hair washing bowl 4 there is water that can supply rectified current into the hair washing bowl 4. Stopper fitting 5
has been erected. The mirror cabinet 3 also includes a mirror 6, an illumination lamp 7 horizontally installed on the upper edge of the mirror, a shelf 9 horizontally installed along the lower edge of the mirror 6, and a shelf 9 vertically installed on the left and right sides of the mirror 6. In this example, this tower 8 has a semicircular cross-sectional shape and is formed to protrude in a curved manner toward the front, and the side edge side of the mirror 6 of the tower 8 is A storage section 8a forms a storage room where towels, small items, etc. can be stored as appropriate, and the tower 8
The lower end portion extends to the upper surface of the hair washing bowl 4 of the washing cabinet 2, and the space between the hair washing bowl 4 and the shelf 9 forms a shower box 8b. A door 11 is attached to the front side of the shower box 8b via a hinge 10 so that it can be opened and closed.
Several slits 11a are bored in the lower surface of 1,
A downwardly curved recess 1 is provided at the center of the upper edge of the door 11.
1b is formed. In this example, the shower hose 1 is inserted from the bottom of the shower box 8b.
2 stands up, and a shower head 13 capable of spewing out tower water is attached to the tip of the shower hose 12. shower hose 12
is the hair washing bowl 4 from the back side of the washing cabinet 2.
The bottom surface of the shower box 8b and the base of the shower hose 12 are fixed in a watertight manner via a fixing fitting 14, and the exposed portion of the shower hose 12 is The shower box 8b is folded to the length of 1 and stored in the shower box 8b.

When using the hair washing vanity constructed in this way for hair washing, etc., as shown in FIG.
1 is closed, shower water can be jetted toward the hair washing bowl 4 with the shower head 13 fixedly installed, and the shower head 13 can be used for hair washing in the fixed state. In this case, since the angle at which the shower head 13 is latched to the recess 11b of the door 11 can be adjusted to some extent, the fixing position of the shower head 13 can be changed to some extent. On the other hand, when the user wants to wash his hair while holding the shower head 13 in his hand, he can open the door 11 and pull out the shower head 13 from inside the shower box 8b. At that time, the shower hose 12 stored in the shower box 8b in a folded manner is appropriately pulled out.

As described above, in the hair washing vanity of this example, the shower head 13 can be used in a fixed state through the door 11, or it can be pulled out and used in a hand-held state. Further, when not in use, the door 11 can be closed and the shower hose 12 can be folded and stored in the shower box 8b, as shown in FIG. 2, resulting in a clean appearance of the hair washing vanity. Also, by being used for hair washing etc.
Water droplets adhere to the periphery of the shower head 13 and the shower hose 12, but even if the adhered water droplets flow downward along the shower hose 12, the base of the shower hose 12 is secured to the inside of the washbasin cabinet by the fixing fitting 14. Since it is fixed in a watertight state, any water droplets that fall will be absorbed into the washbasin cabinet 2.
This prevents rust from forming inside the washbasin cabinet 2. Furthermore, even when the shower hose 12 is stored, several slits 11a are formed in the front surface of the door 11, so that air can circulate well in the shower box 8b and a good dry state can be maintained. Further, in order to effectively drain water droplets and the like that have flowed into the shower box 8b, a drainage structure as shown in FIGS. 3 to 5 may be employed.

That is, the drainage structure shown in FIG. 3 is provided with a hose 15 that communicates between the bottom of the shower box 8b and the drainage passage 4c integrally formed on the back side of the hair washing bowl 4. This drain passage 4 communicates with an overflow drain 4b that is used when the water in the hair washing bowl 4 overflows, and also with the drain 4a. The purpose is to effectively drain the dripping water through the hose 15.

Next, in the drainage structure shown in FIG. 4, a relief hole 16 is bored in the bottom of the shower box 8b.
6, the shower box 8b and the drain passage 4c are communicated with each other to drain water droplets and the like accumulated in the shower box 8b to the outside.

Next, in the drainage structure shown in FIG. 5, a concave relief groove 17 is formed in the bottom front side of the shower box 8b, that is, in the lower part of the door 11, and the water droplets accumulated in the shower box 8b are directly passed through the relief groove 17. It is intended to be discharged into the hair washing bowl 4.

By adopting any of the drainage structures shown in FIGS. 3, 4, and 5, the dry condition inside the shower box 8b becomes better, and the inside of the shower box 8b is kept sanitary. .

In this way, the hair washing and vanity table 1 of this example is formed by effectively utilizing the lower part of the tower 8, and the shower hose 12 and the shower head 13 can be compactly stored in the shower box 8b. The overall appearance of the stand 1 becomes simple. Although the upper part of the tower 8 is a storage part 8a in which small items can be stored, this part may be deleted and the tower 8 may constitute only a shower box 8b. Also, in this example, tower 8
Although the cross-sectional shape is semicircular, the cross-sectional shape is not limited to this example, and may be any shape. Also, in this example,
Although the shower head 13 can be hung in the recess 11b of the door 11, the shower head 13 may be completely housed together with the shower hose 12 in the shower box 8b. or,
By appropriately installing a rotatable holder or the like in the recess 11b of the door 11, it is also possible to configure the shower head 13 to be set and fixed in the front-rear and up-down directions as desired.

(Effects of the invention) The hair washing vanity of the present invention has a shower hose with a shower head exposed for an appropriate length at a position adjacent to the hair washing bowl formed in the wash cabinet, and the base of the shower hose is placed inside the wash cabinet. In contrast, the shower hose is sealed in a watertight state, and the shower hose is stored in a folded state in a storage tower that covers the exposed portion, and the shower head is exposed so that it can be pulled out. The shower head can also be fixed when in use.
Moreover, it can be pulled out and used, and has the effect that the shower hose can be stored neatly.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The figures show an embodiment of the present invention, in which Fig. 1 is an overall perspective view of the hair washing vanity with the shower box open, and Fig. 2 shows the hair washing vanity in use with the shower box of Fig. 1 closed. The overall perspective view, Figures 3 to 5 show the drainage structure inside the shower box, Figure 3 is a cross-sectional side view showing an example, and Figure 4
The figure is a side sectional view corresponding to FIG. 3 showing another example, and FIG. 5 is a partially enlarged perspective view showing another example of drainage. 1...Hair wash vanity, 2...Wash cabinet,
3... Mirror cabinet, 4... Hair washing bowl,
8...Tower, 8b...Shower box, 11
...door, 11a...slit, 11b...recess,
12...Shower hose, 13...Shower head, 14...Fixing bracket, 15...Hose, 16...
...Escape hole, 17...Escape groove.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] At a position adjacent to the hair washing bowl formed in the washbasin cabinet, a suitable length of the shower hose is exposed together with the shower head, and its base is sealed so as to be watertight against the inside of the washbasin cabinet, and the above-mentioned The hair washing vanity is characterized in that the shower hose is stored in a folded state in a storage tower that covers the exposed part of the hair washing vanity, and the shower head is exposed so that it can be pulled out.