JPH063199U - Toilet seat cover feeder - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] [Purpose] To store the toilet seat cover compactly so that the toilet seat cover can be pulled out without folding. [Structure] A toilet seat 9 and a lid body 11 are stacked on the toilet body 1, and the toilet seat 9 and the lid body 11 are fixed to the back surface (A) of the toilet body 1 so as to be capable of undulating. In the lid body 11, the receiving lid 13 and the upper lid 15 are integrated so as to open each other. The paper cover laminate 17 is housed in the upper lid 15 and received by the receiving lid 13. A gap 21 is provided between the receiving lid 13 and the upper lid 15 in the half region of the lid body 11 on the front side (B) side. This gap 21
The bottom paper cover can be pulled out to the front side (B) of the lid body 11.

Description

[Detailed description of the device]

[0001]

[Industrial applications]

 BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a toilet seat cover supply device, and more particularly to a toilet seat cover supply device used for a seat-type toilet bowl, a so-called western style toilet bowl.

[0002]

[Prior art]

 2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, as a Western-style toilet bowl, a configuration in which a substantially O-shaped or C-shaped toilet seat is attached to the toilet body in a undulating manner is generally used. Since such toilet bowls tend to make the toilet seat unsanitary when used, it is practiced at home to cover the toilet seat with a cloth and replace the toilet seat cover appropriately to maintain hygiene.

On the other hand, in toilets installed in places used by an unspecified number of people, such as transportation facilities and public facilities, it is not possible to cover the toilet seat with a cloth seat cover for various reasons. , The user was paying attention to the toilet seat. In recent years, facilities that pay attention to hygiene, such as hotels and restaurants, are equipped with a small folded paper toilet seat cover near the toilet bowl, and the user can spread the toilet seat cover and lay it on the toilet seat. I am able to do it.

[0004]

[Problems to be solved by the device]

 However, when the user unfolds the folded toilet seat cover and lays it on the toilet seat, the folds of the toilet seat cover make the feeling of use inferior, and it is difficult to put the toilet seat cover on the toilet seat, which is troublesome. Another problem is that the container with the toilet seat cover must be installed separately from the toilet bowl.

Therefore, the present inventor completed the present invention by paying attention to the fact that most of them have a configuration of covering the top of the toilet seat with a lid as a result of careful observation of the configuration of the Western style toilet bowl. The present invention has been made to solve such a conventional problem, and an object thereof is to provide a toilet seat cover supply device capable of compactly storing a foldless toilet seat cover near the toilet seat.

[0006]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 In order to solve such a problem, the first configuration of the present invention is to provide an O-shaped or C-shaped toilet seat that is movably attached to the toilet body, a receiving cover that covers the toilet seat, and a plane shape that is almost the same. It is a lid body that is laminated so as to be integrated with the upper lid so that it can be opened. A plurality of O-shaped or C-shaped sheet-shaped covers that are stacked on the toilet seat are stored in the upper lid and And a lid body that is received from the cover and is fixed to the toilet body so that the lid body can be undulated. The receiving lid has a cavity from its edge that exposes the cover, and the cavity side of the lid body. A gap is formed in one half of the cover so that the cover can be pulled out from the space direction between the upper lid and the edge of the receiving lid.

A second configuration of the present invention is capable of opening an O-shaped or C-shaped toilet seat that is attached to the toilet body so as to be up and down, a receiving lid that covers the toilet seat, and an upper lid that has substantially the same planar shape as this. It is a lid body that is laminated so as to be integrated with the toilet seat, and a plurality of O-shaped or C-shaped sheet-shaped covers that are stacked on the toilet seat are housed in the receiving lid and fixed to the toilet body so that it can be undulated. A lid main body, the receiving lid has an inner receiving plate on which the stacked covers are urged upward, and the upper lid has a cavity for exposing the cover from its edge. However, in the half of the lid body on the side of the space, a space is formed between the upper lid and the end of the receiving lid to draw the cover from the direction of the space.

A third configuration of the present invention is capable of opening an O-shaped or C-shaped toilet seat that is attached to a toilet body so as to be up and down, a receiving lid that covers the toilet seat, and an upper lid that has substantially the same planar shape as this. It is a lid body that is laminated so as to be integrated with the toilet seat, and a plurality of O-shaped or C-shaped sheet-shaped covers that are stacked on the toilet seat are housed in the receiving lid and fixed to the toilet body so that it can be undulated. The lid main body has an inner backing plate on which the stacked covers are urged upward and the stacked lids are placed, and one half of the lid main body has a gap for pulling out the cover with the upper lid. A roller that is formed between the edge portions of the receiving lid and that contacts the stacked covers and a rotation driving member that rotates the rollers to push out the cover are arranged inside the upper lid near the gap, and the rotation driving member is turned on. A switch to turn on / off is arranged on the lid body.

A fourth configuration of the present invention is capable of opening an O-shaped or C-shaped toilet seat that is attached to a toilet body so as to be up and down, a receiving lid that covers the toilet seat, and an upper lid that has substantially the same planar shape as this. The lid main body is formed by stacking a plurality of O-shaped or C-shaped sheet covers that are stacked on the toilet seat, and is housed in the receiving lid. The cover has a lid body that is freely fixed, and the receiving lid has an inside receiving plate on which the stacked covers are urged upward and placed, and the cover is pulled out to one half of the lid body. A gap is formed between the upper lid and the edge of the receiving lid, and one end is attached to the toilet main body near the hinge and the other end has a pressure contact member and a curved extrusion rod is placed on the upper or inner side of the upper lid. The pressure contact member directly from the through hole provided in the upper lid or inside the upper lid. It is pressed against the cover.

[0010]

[Action]

 In the first configuration of the present invention having such means, the lowermost cover of the covers housed in the upper lid and received by the receiving lid is exposed from the empty space of the receiving lid, and the lid main body Since there is a gap between the upper lid and the receiving lid on one half of the space side, you can pull out the bottom cover from that space through the gap.

According to the second configuration of the present invention, the uppermost cover of the covers housed in the receiving lid in a state of being biased upward is exposed from the empty space of the upper lid, and the empty space in the lid main body. Since there is a gap between the top lid and the receiving lid on one half of the side, the top cover can be picked from that void and pulled out through the gap.

In the third configuration of the present invention, the uppermost cover of the covers is housed in the receiving lid in a state of being urged upward, and the uppermost cover is exposed from the empty space of the upper lid and is pivotally supported by the upper lid. Since the roller comes into contact with the uppermost cover, the roller automatically pushes the cover through the gap when the rotary drive member is ON-controlled by the switch.

In the fourth configuration of the present invention, since the pressure contact member having one end fixed to the other end of the pushing rod attached to the toilet body is pressed against the uppermost cover, the pressure contact member is lifted when the lid body is raised. When pushed upward, the pushing rod is displaced so that it opens, and the pressure contact member pushes out the top cover.

[0014]

【Example】

 Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. First, the first embodiment will be described. 1 and 2 are a schematic side view and a perspective view of an essential part showing a first embodiment according to the present invention. In both figures, the Western-style toilet body 1 is a conventionally known one, and the upper part thereof is a flange 1a and slightly protrudes outward. In the first embodiment, illustration of the toilet body 1 other than FIG. 1 is omitted.

In this toilet body 1, a pair of bearings 3a and 3b are fixed with screws 5 at intervals on the flange 1a on the back side (simply referred to as the back side) A when the user sits down. There is. The end portions of the toilet seat 9 and the lid body 11 are inserted between the bearings 3a and 3b on the shaft 7 supported by the bearings 3a and 3b to form a hinge portion. The toilet seat 9 is in contact with the flange 1a of the toilet body 1 via the protrusion or in surface contact. Therefore, the toilet seat 9 and the lid body 11 are fixed to the toilet body 1 so as to be up and down about the shaft 7, and the lid body 11 is vertically raised when the toilet is used.

The toilet seat 9 has an O-shaped or C-shaped overall shape, which is hidden and invisible in the drawing, and has a substantially planar shape similar to that of the toilet seat 9. The lid main body 11 is molded from synthetic resin, and includes a receiving lid 13 having a planar shape substantially the same as the planar outer shape of the toilet seat 9, and an upper lid 15 superposed on the receiving lid 13. As shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, the receiving lid 13 has a hollow 13a for pulling out, which is cut out in a concave shape from the end portion of the front side (simply referred to as the front side) B when the user sits down. However, a lower contact wall 13b that abuts the upper lid 15 is integrally erected on the periphery in one half on the side opposite to the cavity 13a, and is locked on the side opposite to the cavity 13a, that is, on the rear side. The piece 13c is projected.

As shown in FIGS. 5 and 6, the upper lid 15 has a flat cup shape, an annular wall 15a is formed downward in the inner central portion, and a support piece 15b inserted into the shaft 7 is provided on the rear surface. A locking groove 15c is formed so as to hang down from the side, and a locking groove 15c for locking the locking piece 13c of the receiving lid 13 is formed inside the base of the support piece 15b. As shown in FIG. 5, with the O-shaped or C-shaped sheet-shaped paper cover laminate 17 to be stacked on the toilet seat 9 placed on the inside of the contact wall 13b with the receiving lid 13, the locking piece 13c of the receiving lid 13 is pushed. The receiving lid 13 and the upper lid 15 are integrated with each other by engaging with the engaging groove 15c of the upper lid 15 with a stopper 19 shown in FIG. When the stopper 19 is removed, the receiving lid 13 is removed from the upper lid 15.

Therefore, the outside of the annular wall 15 a inside the upper lid 15 serves as a storage portion 15 d of the paper cover laminate 17, and the receiving lid 13 receives the paper cover laminate 17. The stopper 19 is a known one, and it is preferable to fix the receiving lid 13 and the upper lid 15 at a plurality of locations, but only one is visible in FIG. In other figures, the illustration is omitted for convenience. As shown in FIG. 7, the lid body 11 is formed by locking the locking piece 13c of the receiving lid 13 into the locking groove 15c of the upper lid 15 and stacking the upper lid 15 on the contact wall 13b of the receiving lid 13. However, since the contact wall 13b of the receiving lid 13 is not formed in the one-half area on the front surface side, a gap 21 is formed between the receiving lid 13 and the upper lid 15 in that area.

Therefore, the housed paper cover laminate 17 can be seen from the outside through the gap 21, and a part of the lowermost paper cover 17a is exposed from the space 13a of the receiving lid 13. It has become. Reference numeral 23 in FIGS. 2 and 5 is a viewing window for externally confirming whether the paper cover laminate 17 is stored. In the toilet seat cover supply device according to the first embodiment as described above, the gap 21 is formed between the receiving lid 13 and the upper lid 15 in the front side half region of the lid body 11, and the space at the edge of the receiving lid 13 is formed. Since a part of the lowermost paper cover 17a is exposed from 13a, it becomes possible to pick the lowermost paper cover 17a with the finger 25 in the void 13a as shown in FIG. The paper cover 17a can be pulled out from the gap 21 by pulling the paper sheet toward the front side (front side) B direction.

Since the paper cover 17a pulled out in this manner has no folds, when the lid main body 11 is raised and overlapped with the toilet seat 9, the paper cover 17a easily fits in the toilet seat 9 and the feeling of use is good. Become. However, in order that the picked paper cover 17a can be easily pulled out to the front side, at least the surface of the receiving lid 13 which the paper cover laminated body 17 contacts is made of a material that makes the paper cover slippery, A sliding member (not shown) such as a roller may be arranged on the contact surface. It may be preferable that the paper covers also be made of a material that is slippery with respect to each other.

The receiving lid 13 is not limited to the structure in which the locking piece 13c is locked and integrated with the locking groove 15c of the upper lid 15, but the locking piece of the receiving lid 13 is attached to the shaft 7 although not shown. It is also possible to support the support lid 13 separately from the upper lid 15 so that the receiving lid 13 can be lifted up and down and to be integrated with the stoppers 19. 8 and 9 are a schematic side view and an exploded perspective view of essential parts showing a second embodiment according to the present invention.

In both figures, the toilet seat 9 and the end of the lid main body 27 are inserted between the bearings 3a and 3b on the shaft 7 similar to that shown in FIG. It is fixed to the toilet body 1 freely. The toilet body 1, toilet seat 9 and hinge structure are the same as in FIG. The lid main body 27 is formed of a receiving lid 29 and an upper lid 31 which are molded from synthetic resin, and although not described in detail, a supporting piece 29a hanging from the receiving lid 29 is rotatably supported on the shaft 7 to support the toilet bowl. At the time of use, the lid main body 27 is vertically raised and used.

As shown in FIG. 9, the receiving lid 29 has a large-diameter flat cup shape, and an annular wall 29b is formed upward at the center of the inner bottom thereof, and an inner bottom outside the annular wall 29b is formed. Has a rod-shaped spring 33 fixed thereto. The rod-shaped spring 33 is bent and formed in a dish cross-section type so as to expand the rod-shaped body having good elasticity, and the middle portion thereof is fixed to the inner bottom of the receiving lid 13. The middle receiving plate 35 has a through hole 35a, is fitted to the outside of the annular wall 29b with play, and is placed inside the receiving lid 29 so as to be placed on the open ends of the pair of rod-shaped springs 33, and is rod-shaped. The spring 33 constantly urges upward.

Moreover, the upper surface of the center receiving plate 35 is positioned at least above the upper surface of the receiving lid 29 or above it when nothing is placed on the intermediate receiving plate 35 or the paper cover laminate 17 is thin. It is elastically supported in the receiving lid 29. An upper lid 31 as shown in FIGS. 10 and 11 is superposed on the receiving lid 29. The upper lid 31 has a hollow 31a for pulling out, which is cut out in a concave shape from the edge of the front side B, a peep window 31b penetrating therethrough, and a peripheral half of the half on the side opposite to the hollow 31a. 29 has a low abutment wall 31c that abuts on the back cover 29, and is supported by a hinge member (not shown) on the upper surface of the back side of the receiving lid 29 so that it can be expanded. Are integrated.

Then, the upper lid 31 is opened from the receiving lid 29, and as shown in FIG. 12, the paper cover laminated body 17 is placed on the middle receiving plate 35 of the receiving lid 29, and then the upper lid 31 is received. It is used by covering it on the body. That is, the inside of the receiving lid 29 is the storage portion 29c of the paper cover laminate 17. In the second embodiment as described above, a gap 37 is formed between the receiving lid 29 and the upper lid 31 in the half region on the front surface side of the lid main body 27, and from the void 31a formed from the edge of the upper lid 31 to the uppermost layer. Since a part of the paper cover 17b is exposed, if the uppermost paper cover 17b is picked up with a finger in the empty space 31a and pulled out in the front (front) B direction, the paper cover 17b is pulled out from the gap 37. It is possible.

The paper cover 17b pulled out in this way also has no folds, so that the paper cover 17a can easily fit in the toilet seat 9 and the feeling of use becomes good. In the second embodiment, the center receiving plate 35 is always biased upward by the rod-shaped spring 33 inside the receiving lid 29, but the biasing member of the center receiving plate 35 is limited to the rod-shaped spring 33. However, a known biasing member can be used.

FIG. 13 and FIG. 14 are a top view (partially cut away) and a cross-sectional view of a main part showing a third embodiment according to the present invention. In each of the above-described embodiments, the paper covers 17a and 17b are pulled out by fingers, but in this embodiment, the paper covers are automatically pulled out, and the toilet body 1, the toilet seat 9 and the lid body 27 are covered. Since 29 is the same as that of the second embodiment, its explanation is omitted. In FIG. 13, a roller 39 elastically abutting on a paper cover stack 17 (not shown in FIGS. 13 and 14) housed in the receiving lid 29 is passed over the upper lid 31 across the space 31a. Is pivotally supported.

The roller 39 is connected to a motor 41 arranged on the upper surface side of the upper lid 31 via a belt 43 and the like, and the motor 41 is drive-controlled by a circuit board 45. 13 and 14, reference numeral 47 is a power supply battery, reference numeral 49 is a switch for controlling ON / OFF of driving of the motor 41 from the upper surface side of the upper lid 31, and reference numeral 51 is the motor 41, the drive circuit board 45, and the power supply. It is a removable cover that covers the battery 47. Note that the cover 51 is shown broken in FIG.

While the switch 49 is turned on, the roller 39 is rotated by the rotation of the motor 41, and the paper cover 17 b located at the uppermost part of the roller 39 contacts the roller 39. Is pushed to the front side. However, the roller 39 or the motor 41 does not rotate in the direction of retracting the paper cover 17b. In the third embodiment as described above, only by operating the switch 49 arranged on the upper lid 31, the uppermost paper cover 17b is automatically pushed out in the front side (front side) B direction. If the switch 49 is turned off at the position, it is easy to pull out the extruded paper cover 17b.

The formation position of the switch 49 is not limited to the upper lid 31, and the drive member for rotating the roller 39 may be a manual rotation drive member such as a handle other than the motor. 15 and 16 are a perspective view and a side view (partially shown in cross section) of a main part of a fourth embodiment according to the present invention. The toilet main body 1, the toilet seat 9 and the receiving lid 29 in the lid main body 27 are the same as those in the second embodiment, so the description thereof is omitted.

In FIGS. 15 and 16, a pair of through holes 53 is formed in the upper lid 31 similar to that in FIG. 8 at a position corresponding to the outer region of the annular wall 29b in the receiving lid 29. A rubber tube 57 as a pressure contact member fixed to the tip of the rod 55 is elastically pressed against the paper cover stack 17 through the through hole 53. In FIG. 15, the upper lid 31 is shown in cross section. As shown in FIG. 17, the push-out rod 55 has two ends of the connecting rod 55c, which are formed by connecting one ends of two bending rods 55a and 55b, which are formed by bending an elastic rod-like member into a V shape, with a connecting rod 55c. The rubber tube 57 is fixed to, and the other ends of the bending bars 55a and 55b are slightly bent, and the bent portions 55d and 55e are fixed to the rear end surface of the toilet seat 9 by the mounting brackets 59a and 59b as shown in FIG. , So as to cover the upper lid 31.

In the toilet seat cover supply device having such a configuration, as shown in FIG. 18, when the lid body 27 is raised, the lid body 27 rotates upward about the shaft 7, but the pushing rod 55 does not The rubber tube 57 is pushed upward by the paper cover laminate 17 housed in the main body 27, but the other ends of the bending bars 55a and 55b are still fixed to the toilet seat 9 as shown in FIG. The pushing rod 55 itself is deformed to open, and the rubber tube 57 at the tip is displaced to the front side of the lid body 27. Therefore, the rubber tube 57 can be easily pulled out by pushing the uppermost paper cover 17b to the front side and pulling the pushed paper cover 17b with a finger. In the fourth embodiment, the rubber tube 57 pushes the paper cover 17b to the front side, so it is better not to rotate it.

In the fourth embodiment, the other end of the push-out rod 55 is fixed to the toilet seat 9 that is not raised together with the lid main body 27. However, the toilet main body 1 is directly attached to the toilet main body 1 near the hinge portion. The other end of the pushing rod 55 may be fixed either indirectly or indirectly. For example, even if the other end of the pushing rod 55 is pivotally supported on the shaft 7, the pushing rod 55 itself is opened by pushing the rubber tube 57 upward by the paper cover laminate 17 in the lid main body 27 which is raised. Some modification is possible. Further, the push-out rod 55 can be arranged inside the upper lid 31 to push the paper cover laminate 17. Further, in the present invention, not only the paper cover but also a wide sheet-like cover can be used.

[0034]

[Effect of device]

 As described above, in the toilet seat cover supply device of the present invention, since the toilet seat cover stack is housed in the lid body that covers the toilet seat and can be pulled out manually or automatically, a toilet seat cover without folds is used. It has the advantages that it can be stored compactly in the vicinity and that the toilet seat cover that has been pulled out has no folds, and that it will fit comfortably even when laid on the toilet seat, and that the feeling of use will be good. Moreover, there is no need to install a container with a toilet seat cover separately from the toilet bowl, and no installation space is required.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a schematic side view showing a first embodiment of a toilet seat cover supply device according to the present invention.

2 is a perspective view of a main part of the toilet seat cover supply device of FIG. 1. FIG.

3 is a top view showing the receiving lid of FIG. 1. FIG.

FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view (cross section IV-IV in FIG. 3) showing the receiving lid of FIG.

5 is a cross-sectional view (cross-section V-V in FIG. 6) showing the upper lid of FIG.

FIG. 6 is a bottom view showing a state where the upper lid of FIG. 1 is viewed from below.

FIG. 7 is a side view (partially shown in cross section) illustrating how to use the toilet seat cover supply device of FIG.

FIG. 8 is a schematic side view showing a second embodiment of the toilet seat cover supply device according to the present invention.

9 is a schematic exploded perspective view showing the inside of the receiving lid of FIG. 8. FIG.

10 is a top view showing the upper lid of FIG. 8. FIG.

11 is a cross-sectional view of the upper lid of FIG. 8 (cross-section taken along line IX-IX in FIG. 10).

12 is a schematic cross-sectional view illustrating a method of using the toilet seat cover supply device of FIG.

FIG. 13 is a top view of a main part (partially cut away) showing a third embodiment of the toilet seat cover supply device according to the present invention.

14 is a cross-sectional view of a main part of the toilet seat cover supply device of FIG. 13 (cross-section taken along line XIV-XIV in FIG. 13).

FIG. 15 is a perspective view of a principal part showing a fourth embodiment of the toilet seat cover supply device according to the present invention.

16 is a cross-sectional view of a main part (cross-section between XVI and XVI in FIG. 15) showing the lid body of FIG.

FIG. 17 is a schematic perspective view showing the push-out rod of FIG. 15.

18 is a cross-sectional view illustrating an example of use of the toilet seat cover supply device of FIG.

FIG. 19 is a diagram illustrating an operation mechanism of the toilet seat cover supply device of FIG. 15.

[Explanation of symbols]

 1 Toilet body 1a Flange 3a, 3b Bearing 5 Screw 7 Shaft 9 Toilet seat 11, 27 Lid body 13, 29 Receiving lid 13a, 31a Vacancy 13b, 31c Abutment wall 13c Locking piece 15, 31 Upper lid 15a, 29b Annular wall 15b , 29a Support piece 15c Locking groove 15d, 29c Storage part 17 Paper cover stack 17a Paper cover 19 Stopper 21, 37 Gap 23, 31b Peep window 25 Finger 33 Biasing member (bar spring) 35 Middle support plate 39 Roller 41 Rotational drive member (motor) 43 Belt 45 Circuit board 47 Power battery 49 Switch 51 Cover 53 Through hole 55 Extrusion rod 55a, 55b Bending rod 55c Connecting rod 55d, 55e Bending portion 57 Pressure contact member (rubber tube) 59a, 59b Mounting bracket

Claims (4)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. An O-shaped or C-shaped toilet seat that is attached to a toilet body so that it can be undulated, and a receiving lid that covers the toilet seat and an upper lid that has substantially the same planar shape as the opening are integrated so as to be openable. Tena,
A lid body fixed to the toilet body so as to be undulated by accommodating a plurality of stacked O-shaped or C-shaped sheet-shaped covers to be stacked on the toilet seat in the upper lid and receiving the cover by the receiving lid. And a cover having a space for exposing the cover from its edge portion, and the cover is provided in one half of the cover body on the side of the space. A toilet seat cover supply device, characterized in that a gap extending from the space direction is formed between the edge portions of the upper lid and the receiving lid. 2. An O-shaped or C-shaped toilet seat, which is attached to a toilet body so as to be capable of undulating, and a receiving lid that covers the toilet seat and an upper lid that has substantially the same planar shape as that of the toilet lid, are overlapped so as to be openable. Tena,
A toilet seat cover supply device having: a plurality of stacked O-shaped or C-shaped sheet-like covers to be stacked on the toilet seat, the lid main body fixed to the toilet main body so as to rise and fall. The receiving lid has an inner receiving plate on which the stacked covers are placed and is urged upward, and the upper lid has a cavity for exposing the cover from an edge thereof, A toilet seat cover supply device, characterized in that a gap for drawing out the cover from the direction of the cavity is formed in one half of the lid body on the cavity side between the upper lid and the edge of the receiving lid. 3. An O-shaped or C-shaped toilet seat, which is attached to a toilet body so as to be capable of undulating, and a receiving lid for covering the toilet seat and an upper lid having substantially the same planar shape as the opening so as to be openably integrated. Tena,
A toilet seat cover supply device having: a plurality of stacked O-shaped or C-shaped sheet-like covers to be stacked on the toilet seat, the lid main body fixed to the toilet main body so as to rise and fall. The receiving lid has an inside receiving plate on which the stacked covers are urged upward, and a gap for drawing out the cover is formed in one half of the lid body between the upper lid and the receiving lid. A roller that is formed between the edge portions and that contacts the stacked cover and a rotation driving member that rotates the roller and pushes out the cover are arranged inside the upper lid in the vicinity of the gap, and A toilet seat cover supply device, wherein an ON / OFF switch is arranged on the lid body. 4. An O-shaped or C-shaped toilet seat that is attached to a toilet body so that it can be undulated, and a receiving lid that covers the toilet seat and an upper lid that has substantially the same plane shape as that of the toilet lid are overlapped so as to be openable. Tena,
A toilet seat having a plurality of stacked O-shaped or C-shaped sheet-like covers to be stacked on the toilet seat accommodated in the receiving lid, and the lid main body fixed to the toilet main body via a hinge portion so that the toilet main body can be undulated. Is a cover supply device for use, wherein the receiving lid has an inside receiving plate that is urged upwardly and on which the stacked covers are placed, and a gap for drawing out the cover is provided in one half of the lid body. An extruding rod, which is formed between the end edges of the upper lid and the receiving lid and has one end attached to the toilet body in the vicinity of the hinge portion and a pressure contact member at the other end and curved in the middle, is arranged above or inside the upper lid. In addition, the toilet seat cover supply device is characterized in that the pressing member is pressed against the cover through a through hole provided in the upper cover or directly in the upper cover.