JPH0455563A - Bath tub installation type floor pan - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To dissolve a chilly feeling in a wash place by forming an area of the wash place of an FRP layer, laminating a pattern layer and a transparent layer thereon, and mixing pattern elements in the pattern layer to emboss patterns on the surface of a floor through the transparent layer. CONSTITUTION:A bath tub installation type floor pan A is formed by partitioning a wash place 1 and a bath tub installation section with a bank section 3. The foundation of the wash place 1 is formed of an FRP layer 102, and a pattern layer 101 and a transparent layer 100 are laminated thereon to form. In addition, checkered joints 100a and small skidproofing projections and recesses are provided. Then, the pattern elements (a) such as finely crushed stone, etc., are mixed in the pattern layer 101. After that, The FRP layer is layered as a reinforcing layer, and colored pigment is mixed to present the grain. According to the constitution, a chilly feeling caused by tiling is dissolved, and a merchandise value can be increased.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION (Field of Industrial Application) The present invention relates to a bathtub-mounted floor pan, and more particularly to a bathtub-mounted floor pan that expresses a pattern three-dimensionally.

(Technical Background) It is well known that the surface of a bathtub-mounted floor pan is finished with tiles or stones.

Tile cladding and stone cladding eliminate the light feel peculiar to FRP molded products,
Brings out a sense of solidity. However, there is a problem in that it makes you feel cold and uncomfortable when you sit on it in winter. Although bathtub-mounted floor pans with tiles or stones installed in this way can increase the product value, they have a drawback in terms of texture.

(Object of the Invention) The present invention has been made in view of the above-mentioned conventional circumstances, and its purpose is to provide a bathtub that is an FRP molded product, but the entire area visible to the user expresses a three-dimensional pattern. The purpose is to provide a free-standing floor pan.

(Structure of the Invention) The means taken to achieve the above object is to cover a continuous area from the entire area of one half of the washing area side to the middle area of the other half of the bathtub mounting area with a transparent surface layer. It is characterized by a laminated structure of a pattern layer having pattern elements that express a three-dimensional pattern through the layer and an FRP layer.

Here, the above-mentioned pattern elements are a group of ceramic particles, a group of crushed stones, or a colorless base material, a green base material, a light brown base material, a white base material, and other base materials arranged in a suitable heaped manner. Examples include those consisting of a brown base material with crack-shaped cracks, and furthermore, fine mica foil groups treated with titanium oxide and mixed in a multi-tiered manner.

The ceramic grains and crushed stones give a stone grain look, the pattern elements made of several types of base materials give an astronomical stone look, and the mica foil give an iris or pearlescent look.

(Function) According to the above technical means, pattern elements within the pattern layer can be recognized through the transparent surface layer.

At this time, the pattern element expresses a pattern with a deep hue due to the influence of the transparent surface layer, together with the coloring of the FRP layer and pattern layer.

(Effects of the Invention) Since the present invention is configured as described above, the entire area visible to the user expresses a three-dimensional pattern, and the F is rich in luxury.
A bathtub-mounted floor pan made of RP can be provided.

Therefore, unlike tiling or stone cladding, it does not give the impression of coldness, and the product value is also increased.

Furthermore, since the three-dimensional pattern is expressed from at least one half of the washing base side, the pattern is not obstructed by the rising surface of the periphery, unlike in cases where the pattern is expressed only in the washing area, for example, and the pattern does not feel strange. It does not cause

(Example) Next, several examples of implementation of the present invention will be described based on the drawings.

1 and 2 show a first embodiment, FIG. 3 shows a second embodiment, and FIG. 4 shows a third embodiment.

In FIGS. 1 and 2, A is a bathtub-mounted floor pan, with a bank 3 protruding from the boundary between the washing water section 1 in one half and the bathtub mounting section 2 in the other half; It is of a well-known form having a peripheral wall 4 consisting of a rising surface 4as, a wall mounting surface 4b, and a wall contacting surface 4C at the edge portion.

This bathtub-mounted floor pan A covers a continuous area from the entire area of one half on the side of the washing section 1 to the middle of the other half on the side of the bathtub placement section 2 through the transparent surface layer 100 and the surface layer 100. A pattern layer 101, F including a pattern element a expressing a pattern
It has a three-layer structure consisting of an RP layer 102.

The transparent surface layer 10tl is formed by mixing an unsaturated polyester resin with an accelerator, a co-promoter, and a viscosity modifier and molding it to a desired thickness. It is set up.

The planar portion 100b of the transparent surface layer 100 is provided with small irregular irregularities in order to improve the texture of the stone and to prevent slipping.

The pattern layer 101 is made of a transparent resin mixed with pattern elements a, and is applied as the next layer to the transparent surface layer 100.

This pattern element a is fine crushed stone used for handles, and is scattered and mixed over the entire crawl area.

The FRP layer 102 is a reinforcing layer consisting of an intermediate layer and a back layer formed by a conventional method, and is applied as the next layer of the pattern layer 101, and the intermediate layer contains pigments for coloring necessary to express a stone grain pattern. It is a mixture.

This transparent surface layer 100, pattern layer 101, FRP layer 102
The entire remaining area on the bathtub mounting part 2 side other than the three-layer structure has a three-layer structure consisting of a transparent surface layer 100, a colored layer 103, and an FRP layer 102, and is integrally molded with the three-layer structure.

The feature of this embodiment is that a three-dimensional stone grain effect can be realized over the entire area visually visible to the user.

It is also optional to make the transparent surface layer 100 thicker instead of the colored layer 103 over the entire remaining area on the bathtub mounting part 2 side. The reason for this is that the entire remaining part of the bathtub (not shown) is hidden and there is no need to worry about it being visible to the user.

Next, FIG. 3 shows the main parts of the 1st half of the neck section.

In this drawing, 100 is a transparent surface layer, +01 is a pattern layer with pattern elements c, d, e, f, and 102 is an FRP layer. Since the transparent surface layer 100 has the same composition as that of the first embodiment, a description thereof will be omitted.

The pattern layer 101 includes pattern elements c, d, e,
f has a colorless base material, a green base material, a light brown base material, a white base material, and a brown base material.

Colorless base material b1 Green base material C1 Light brown base material d1 White base material e1
Each of the brown base materials f is prepared by mixing a desired amount of glass powder with a resin made of transparent unsaturated polyester resin, mixing a curing agent therein, adding appropriate pigments, and stirring and mixing in a vacuum state.

The pattern layer 101 includes a white base material e partially disposed in a heaped manner on the side of the transparent surface layer 100, and a colorless base material s partially vertically disposed, and a colorless base material b1 a light brown base material d1 a green base material. It is constructed by arranging the material C in a heaped shape as appropriate, and inserting the brown base material f, which forms the brown crack shape peculiar to marble, in the shape of an interruption.

The FRP layer 102 is applied as a next layer to the pattern layer 101, and contains a white pigment. The feature of this embodiment is that each of the base materials S, C, D, E, and F, that is, the elements, exhibits a three-dimensional pattern similar to a marble pattern through the transparent surface layer 100.

Next, FIG. 4 shows the main parts of the 1st half of the neck part.

In this drawing, 100 is a transparent surface layer, 101 is a pattern layer provided with pattern elements g, and 102 is an FRP layer.

Transparent surface layer! 00 has the same composition as the above-mentioned implementation side, so the explanation will be omitted.

The pattern layer 101 is made of a transparent resin, and mica foils treated with titanium oxide to form an ultra-thin titanium oxide film on the surface thereof are arranged in parallel and in multiple stages as pattern elements g, and are molded to a desired thickness.

The FRP layer 102 is a reinforcing layer consisting of an intermediate layer and a back layer formed by a conventional method as in the first embodiment,
It is applied as a next layer to the pattern layer 101, and a pigment for coloring is mixed in the intermediate layer.

The feature of this embodiment is that the titanium oxide thin film of the mica foil, which is the pattern element g, functions as an interference thin film, and the transparent surface layer 10
The light that enters through 0 repeats reflection and transmission as it goes deeper, and the collected reflected light is multi-reflected, creating an indescribable iris and pearl luster that synergizes with the deep hue of the background color. It is.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

The drawings show an embodiment of the bathtub-mounted floor pan of the present invention, and FIG. 1 is a plan view of the first embodiment, FIG. 2 is an enlarged sectional view taken along line (2)-(2), and FIGS. 3 and 4. FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view of the main parts of the second embodiment and the third embodiment. Bathtub-mounted floor pan in the figure 1: Washing base bathtub mounting section 100: Transparent surface layer: Pattern layer, c, d, e, f, g: Pattern element FRP layer Patent 8 Patent Totoki Co., Ltd.

Claims (1)

[Claims] The continuous area from the entire area of one half on the washing area side to the middle area of the other half on the bathtub placement side is covered with a transparent surface layer and a pattern element that expresses a three-dimensional pattern through the transparent surface layer. A bathtub-mounted floor pan characterized by having a laminated structure of a layer and an FRP layer.