JPH0454925A - Dressing stand - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To warm leg tips also at the time of dressing by providing a knee space at a dressing corner lower-section, with a warmed air machine having a warmed air blowing port at the lower section on the rear plate section of a panel board assembling body, consisting of left and right side plates and the rear plate. CONSTITUTION:The knee space 5 of the lower section of a dressing corner section 3 is set, and the rear plate section 10 of an independent type panel board assembling body 9 according to the dimension of the space 5 is provided with a warmed air device, provided with a warmed air machine 11 having a warmed air blowing port at the lower section. The warmed air machine 11 has a fan motor 12 and a heater 13 and the upper section has an air suction port 14, and the lower section has the warmed air blowing port 15. By the working of the fan motor 12 and the heater 13, air is sucked up from the suction port 14 and is heated, and warmed air is blasted in the lower side leg tip direction from the warmed air blowing port 15. Leg tips at the time of dressing can effectively be warmed.

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] (Industrial application field) This invention relates to a washstand.

More specifically, the present invention relates to a new bathroom vanity that has a makeup corner adjacent to the washbasin area and can keep feet warm even when putting on makeup.

(Prior Art) Improvements in the convenience of washroom vanities for users have been studied from various angles, and vanities with various forms and functions have been developed. There is.

For example, as illustrated in FIG. 4, a washbasin part (B) and a makeup corner part (2) adjacent thereto are arranged on a part of the front counter of a mirror (A), and the two are integrated. The vanity that enabled foot heating is known so far.

This washstand has a cabinet (1) at the bottom of the washbasin part (A) for storing small items used when washing the toilet, and this cabinet (1) has a built-in hot air fan. The warm air from the warm air outlet (power) installed in the room (e) is used to heat the feet when washing the toilet. In addition, the hot air blowout from this hot air outlet (power) can be controlled by the foot switch (
The device can be operated using the key (g), allowing the user to easily operate it without having to crouch down.

Such a bathroom vanity has the excellent feature of being able to heat the feet even in winter when the feet get cold, and also making it easy to put on makeup in the adjacent makeup corner.

(Problems to be Solved by the Invention) However, in the case of the conventional bathroom vanity illustrated in FIG. 4, for example, heating of the feet when putting on makeup has not been taken into consideration. The reason for this is that the makeup corner of a bathroom vanity generally has a knee space for the user to put their feet in so that they can sit and apply makeup. One reason is that there is no space to install wind equipment.

However, when comparing washing the face and applying makeup, the time spent applying makeup is overwhelmingly long, and preventing the lower body from getting cold when applying makeup in winter is as important as when washing.

This invention has been made in view of the above-mentioned circumstances, and provides a washstand adjacent to a makeup corner that eliminates the drawbacks of conventional washstands and allows you to keep your feet warm while putting on your makeup. It is intended to.

(Means for Solving the Problems) The present invention solves the above problems by having a vanity corner section adjacent to the washbasin section and blowing hot air into the front foot section of a cabinet with a built-in warm air fan at the bottom of the washbasin section. In a bathroom vanity with an outlet, a warm air unit is installed in the knee space at the bottom of the vanity corner, and a hot air fan with a hot air outlet at the bottom is installed in the back plate of a panel assembly consisting of left and right side plates and a back plate. To provide a washstand characterized by being arranged with.

(Function) In the bathroom vanity of the present invention, a warm air unit is installed in the knee space at the bottom of the makeup corner, and a hot air unit is installed in a free-standing panel assembly corresponding to this knee space. Your feet can be warmed not only when you wash your hands, but also when you put on your makeup, with the hot air blown downward from the hot air fan. By blowing hot air at the feet of the makeup corner, it is possible to heat the feet while putting on makeup even during cold winter months.

(Example) Hereinafter, examples will be shown along with the drawings, and the washstand of the present invention will be described in more detail.

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of the washstand of the present invention.

For example, as illustrated in FIG.
At the same time, the decorative corner portions (3) are arranged adjacently and integrated. In addition, at the bottom of the washroom (2), there is a cabinet (4) for storing small items used when washing, as well as plumbing for the water supply and drainage system, and a makeup corner (3).
) is provided with a knee space (5) in which the user's feet can be placed when applying makeup.

The cabinet (4) also has a built-in hot air fan, and the front foot section (6) is provided with a hot air outlet (7) for warming the user's feet when washing the toilet. The hot air blowing from the hot air outlet (7) can be activated or stopped using a foot switch (8).

Furthermore, in the knee space (5) of the decorative corner part, a hot air II (11
) is equipped with a hot air unit.

FIG. 2 shows an example of the configuration of this warm air unit.

As shown in the side sectional view of FIG. 2, the hot air II (11) attached to the back plate (10) of the panel plate assembly (9) has a fan motor (12) and a heater (13). It has an air inlet (14) at the top and a hot air outlet (15) at the bottom. Fan motor (12) and heater (13)
), air is sucked in from the suction port (14), heated, and hot air is blown out from the hot air outlet (15) downward toward the feet. It can effectively warm your feet when applying makeup. In addition, this warm air fan (11) is attached to a panel plate assembly (9).
), it does not take up much space and does not get in the way of your feet. Furthermore, warm air IN
A front plate (16) may be provided on the front part of (11),
As shown in FIG. 1, the warm air II (11) is not exposed to the knee space (5) and the appearance is good.

Switch to operate or stop the warm air fan (11) (
17) can be provided, for example, on the negative side plate portion (18) of the panel plate assembly (9), thereby making it easier to operate the switch and improving convenience for the user.

The hot air blowing from the hot air unit and the hot air blowing from the warm air outlet (7) on the front of the cabinet are activated or stopped by independently provided switches (17) and (8), respectively. Alternatively, they may be linked. Further, the hot air blowout can be switched freely by switches (17) and (8) as needed.

The power cord for hot air II (11) may also be arranged telescopically, for example via a reel (19).

FIG. 3 is an exploded perspective view showing another example of the attachment structure of the hot air unit to the knee space.

In this example, the side plate part (1) of the panel plate assembly (9) is
8) on the back side of the pressing plate (21) via the elastic body (20).
has been set up. This pressing plate (21) allows the hot air unit to be installed exactly in the knee space (5). Of course, the elastic body (20) and the pressing plate body (
21) is not necessarily necessary; in the bathroom vanity of the present invention, dimensions such as the width and length of the panel plate assembly (9) can be adjusted on-site as appropriate to match the size and shape of the knee space (5). By doing so, it becomes possible to retrofit the warm air unit to the knee space (5) of the bathroom vanity.

The hot air unit is also detachable from the knee space (5). Of course, it may be fixed.

Note that this invention is not limited to the above examples, and may be modified in various details such as the shape and configuration of the washstand, the structure and configuration of the hot air fan, and the size and shape of the panel assembly. It goes without saying that such embodiments are possible.

(Effects of the Invention) As described above in detail, the present invention provides a washstand adjacent to the makeup corner that can warm the feet even when putting on makeup and does not have to worry about the lower body getting cold even in winter. Even in winter, you can comfortably wash your face and apply makeup.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of the washstand of the present invention. FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view illustrating the configuration of the hot air unit. FIG. 3 is an exploded perspective view showing another example of a hot air unit mounting structure. FIG. 4 is a perspective view of a conventional bathroom vanity. 1...Mirror 2...Wash area 3...Makeup corner 4...Cabinet 5...Knee space 6...Front foot area 7...Hot air outlet 8.17...Switch 9...Panel board assembly 0...Back plate part 1...Hot air machine 2...Fan motor 3...Heater 4...Air inlet 5...Hot air outlet 6... Front plate 8...Side plate part 9...Reel 0...Elastic body 1...Press plate body

Claims (2)

[Claims] (1) In a bathroom vanity that has a vanity corner adjacent to the vanity area and a hot air outlet at the front foot of the cabinet with a built-in warm air fan at the bottom of the vanity area, the left and right knee spaces at the bottom of the vanity corner are A washstand characterized in that a hot air unit equipped with a hot air fan having a hot air outlet at the bottom is disposed on the back plate part of a panel plate assembly consisting of a side plate and a back plate. (2) The bathroom vanity according to claim (1), further comprising a hot air unit having a front plate provided in front of the hot air fan.