JPH0637101Y2 - Water splash prevention device in bathroom vanity - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] (Industrial field of application) The present invention has been improved so that the water spray diffused and emitted from the shower head is not scattered around the washbasin while washing the hair using the washbasin. It was done.

(Prior Art) Conventionally, as shown in FIG. 2 of Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 50-34181 (shown in FIG. 4 of the present application), a shower head can be pulled out from a holder fixed to a vanity table to wash hair.
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Briefly referring to FIG. 4, the water tap 41 is provided at one end.
The hose 42 connected to the above is inserted into the holder 44 provided on the upper part of the vanity 43 so that the hose 42 can be pulled out freely, and the shower head 45 is connected to the end of the hose 42. When the hair is washed, the shower head 45 is held by the holder 44. Pull out from shower head 45
Water is discharged by the operation unit 46 provided in the.

In the case of the above, when washing hair with clothes on before going to work or before going out in the morning, the fluid that diffuses from the shower head is scattered around the wash basin and wets clothes and the floor. It was extremely inconvenient because the water droplets had to be wiped off after each end.

(Problems to be solved by the device) The problem to be solved by the present invention is that the holder is fixed to the top plate, and the shower head that can be freely drawn out and the vanity table provided with the mixed faucet are removed from the holder. This is to prevent the water spray from splashing on clothes or the floor surface when the shower head is pulled out to wash the hair.

(Means for Solving the Problems) The technical means taken by the present invention to solve the above problems is to drain water along the openings of the entire length in the axial direction on the left and right sides of the decorative plate of the vanity. A pair of curtain holders provided with wipers are fixed, a rotary shaft having a spiral spring mounted therein is supported in the curtain holder, and a curtain wound around the rotary shaft is smoothly pulled out or stored. As shown in the drawing, the spiral spring is used to elastically respond, and the curtain has a relatively wide width and a required length, that is, approximately the same length as one side of the top plate of the vanity, and is supported at each common end of both curtains. A bag-like portion for inserting the rod is formed, and the rods are also paired, and these rods are replaced with a pair of dowel holes provided on both front and rear sides of the top plate of the vanity table. Attached to the support rod through the bag-shaped part The curtain is pulled out from the curtain holder so that it can be collected so as to cover both sides of the upper part of the washbasin.

(Function) Pull out the curtain from the curtain holders fixed on both sides of the decorative plate through the supporting rods, and replace the supporting rods with the mortise holes on the front of the top plate, so that the upper and both sides of the wash bowl can be held with the curtains pulled out. After covering, operate the mixing faucet and the shower head to wash the hair while washing the hair, spray the water spray from the shower head and try to diffuse it into the wash bowl by blocking it with a curtain. When the curtain is pulled out from the front hole, the curtain is rewound on the rotating shaft by the elastic return of the spiral spring of the curtain holder.At this time, the water droplets adhering to the inside of the curtain are wiped off by the wiper and the water droplets are passed through the top plate. Drop into a wash bowl.

(Embodiment) An embodiment of the present invention will be described below in detail with reference to the drawings.

As shown in FIGS. 1 to 8 (a) and (b), the embodiment of the present invention has a waterproof curtain holder 1 mounted on both sides of a decorative plate B raised on a vanity A. These curtain holders 1 are fixed via C, C, and these curtain holders 1 support a rotary shaft 2 having the same overall axial length as upper and lower shaft bearings G, G, and the rotary shaft 2 extends in the upper axial direction. The split groove 3 is provided and the inner end portion 5 of the spiral spring 4 is fitted and fixed in the split groove 3, and the outer end portion 5a is formed on the upper portion of the opening 6 formed along the entire axial length of the curtain holder 1 from the inside. It is hooked toward the outside, and the entire length of the rotary shaft 2 is the top plate D of the vanity A.
Has a length substantially equal to the length of the side edge of the rotary shaft 2
Wrap a waterproof curtain 7 with a width equal to
The curtain 7 forms a bag-shaped portion 8 in the width direction of the outer end. A pair of separately provided support rods 9 are provided, and these support rods 9 and 9 can be freely attached to and detached from the dowel holes 11 and 11 formed at both front ends of the top plate D via the dowels 10 and 10 of the lower end surface. Therefore, these support rods 9 and 9 are preliminarily inserted and placed in the bag-shaped portions 8 and 8 of the curtain 7, and these support rods 9 and 9 are pulled out together with the curtains 7 and 7 above both sides of the wash bowl E. The support rods 9 and 9 are the above-mentioned ten
When the supporting rods 9 and 9 are erected by the fitting of the dowel holes 11 with each other, the curtains 7 are pulled out vertically above both side edges of the top plate D, and when the hair washing is finished, the dowel holes 11 at the rear part of the top plate D are drawn.
It is connected to a and 11a freely. The wiper 12 is attached to both sides along the entire length of the opening 6 with a pair of holders 13 and 13a so as to cover the opening 6 from one side,
Passing between the wiper 12 and the holder 13 when the curtain 7 is pulled out against the accumulated force of the spiral spring 4, or
When the curtain 7 is housed, all the water droplets adhering to the inside of the curtain 7 are wiped off when passing through the rewinding due to the elastic return of the spiral spring 4. When the curtains 7 and 7 are not needed, the curtains 7 and 7 are wound around the rotary shafts 2 and 2 by the elastic return of the spiral spring 4 when the support rods 9 and 9 are released from the fitting of the hooks 10 and the hook holes 11.
A variable waterproof curtain device F is constructed in which the support rods 9 and 9 are fitted and housed in the mortise holes 11a provided inside the curtain holders 1 and 1 to wait after the curtains 7 and 7 have been rolled up. To do. The shower head 14 is provided so that it can be withdrawn and stored while a hose (not shown) is connected to a holder 15 fixed to a top plate D below the decorative plate B of the wash bowl E. It is arranged so as to supply the mixed water of appropriate temperature to the shower head 14 through the stopper 16.

Now, a description will be given of a case where hair washing is performed using the vanity A having the variable waterproof curtain device F. First,
Holding the support rods 9 and 9 in the standby position shown in FIG. 2 with both hands, pull out the tenons 10 and 10 from the tenon holes 11a and 11a.
Is pulled toward you along the both side surfaces of the top plate D as it is, and when the tenons 10 and 10 of the support rods 9 and 9 are fitted into the tenon holes 11 and 11 to stand upright, the support rods 9 and 9 are sack-shaped. The curtains 7 and 7 connected via 8 and 8 are sequentially drawn out from the rotary shaft 2 against the accumulated force of the spiral springs 4 and 4, and cover the upper side surfaces of the top plate D as shown in FIG. Be stretched. When hair is washed with the arrangement of the curtains 7 and 7, even if the mixed water discharged from the shower head 14 collides against the head during hair washing and is repelled, these are blocked by the curtains 7 and 7. Then, it flows downward along the inner side surface thereof, and entirely flows into the wash bowl E from the surface of the top plate D as it is. Next, after washing the hair, the support rods 9 and 9 are pulled out from the mortise holes 11 and 11 by the above-described reverse order and replaced with mortise holes 11a and 11a. When the rotating shaft 2 is rotated in the rewinding direction due to the elastic return of 4, the rotating shaft 2 is rewound and stored in the rotating shaft 2. This curtain 7,
By the wipers 12, 12 which are constantly in contact with the insides of both curtains 7 during the rewinding of 7, it is possible to wipe off all the water droplets adhering to the insides of the hairs during washing.

(Effects) The present invention has the following advantages because of the above-described configuration.

(1) A pair of curtain holders equipped with wipers are fixed along the opening in the axial direction on both the left and right sides of the decorative plate of the vanity, and the rotary shafts having the spiral springs are supported inside the curtain holders. Along with the rotating shaft, a waterproof curtain with a required length is drawn out and wound around the rotary shaft so that the curtain can be stored in a retractable manner. By replacing the wash-out ball with the curtain by covering the both sides of the wash-basin by replacing the spigot in the rear part, it is possible to prevent sprinkling of water from the shower head to the head when it is washed and splashed around. It is blocked by the curtain and does not fall along the inside surface of the curtain into the wash bowl and scatter outside the curtain. Therefore, it is possible to wash the hair without anxiety without getting the clothes wet or soaking the floor surface in water.

(2) Since the opening of the curtain holder is equipped with a wiper that is in contact with the inner surface of the curtain, when storing the curtain after washing the hair, water droplets adhering to the inner surface of the curtain can be completely removed through the wiper. It can be wiped and removed into the wash bowl to prevent water droplets from entering the interior of the curtain holder, so that the curtain holder can always be kept clean.

(3) Unlike conventional products, the upper and lower sides of the wash ball are covered with the curtain only when washing hair, so it is easy to operate for pulling out and pulling in, and surely prevents water from splashing, and is very convenient and extremely convenient. Is.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a front perspective view when the device of the present invention is applied to a bathroom vanity, FIG. 2 is an explanatory view of a partially broken implementation procedure of a variable waterproof curtain device, and FIG. In the figure
An enlarged cross-sectional view taken along the line XX, (B) is an enlarged plan sectional view taken along the line YY of the curtain drawing procedure, and FIG. (Explanation of symbols of main parts) 1 ... curtain holder, 2 ... rotating shaft 4 ... spiral spring, 6 ... opening 7 ... curtain, 8 ... bag-shaped portion 9 ... support rod, 10 ... Hozo 11, 11a …… House hole, 12 …… Wiper 14 …… Shower head, 15 …… Holder A …… Wash vanity, B …… Veneer D …… Top plate F …… Variable waterproof curtain device

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A vanity A in which a shower head 14 is movably supported by a holder 15 fixed to a top plate D.
A pair of curtain holders 1 and 1 are attached along both sides of a decorative plate B raised to the rear of the vanity A, and these curtain holders 1 have a wiper 12 along an opening 6 provided in the axial direction. While mounting and supporting the rotating shafts 2, 2 around which the wide belt-shaped curtains 7, 7 are wound in the inner axial direction,
By attaching spiral springs 4 and 4 to the ends of the rotary shafts 2 and 2, the curtains 7 and 7 are pulled out against the accumulated force of the spiral springs 4 and 4 and wound on the rotary shafts 2 and 2 with a restoring force. The supporting rods 9 and 9 which are separately configured are provided with the tenon 10 and 10
Is detachably attached to the mortise holes 11 and 11a provided at both front and rear ends of the top plate D of the vanity A, and the support rods 9 and 9 are provided in the end portions of the curtains 7 and 7 to form a bag shape. When the hair is washed, the curtains 7 and 7 are pulled out from the curtain holders 1 and 1 together with the support rods 9 and 9 and the support rods 9 and 9 are projected to the dowel holes 11 and 11 to wash the ball E. The curtains 7, 7 are stretched so as to cover both side surfaces of the upper part, and after use, the support rods 9, 9 are removed from the mortise holes 11, 11 and replaced with the mortise holes 11a, 11a for storage, and at the same time, the curtain 7, In the vanity, the curtain springs 7 and 7 are rewound on the rotary shafts 2 and 2 by the restoring force of the spiral springs 4 and 4, and the curtains 7 and 7 are drained through the wipers 12 and 12. A water splash prevention device.