JPS5880085A - bay window device - Google Patents

Abstract

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Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a bay window device that has a window function as well as a storage function for tableware, books, etc. In general, a bay window device is simply a space that protrudes to the outdoors and is used to store things. It has almost no storage function, and the protruding space is only used to place objects such as flowerpots. Therefore, the fourth
It has been proposed that a rack 16 is installed within a bay window frame 16 as shown in FIG. 2 and FIG. This rack 16 is suspended from a known rail 1v (not shown) and is movable left and right within the bay window frame 16.

The user can freely move between a space 18 facing the building window 17 and a space 2o located on the side thereof and covered by a wall 1e on the indoor side. According to this, rack 16
Since you can place things in each column 16a, 16b...
The inside of the bay window frame 16 can be widely used as a storage space for things. Moreover, if the rack 16 is stored in the space 2o, each column 161L.

Items placed in 16b... are not exposed to the outside, so they are not unsightly, and the lighting from the window 21 provided in the bay window frame 15 is not obstructed. However, this bay window device is not so good. Even unused articles have drawbacks that can be brought out during regular use. The items stored in the rack 16 include items that are not used regularly and items that are constantly used, but with this bay window device, even items that are not often used can be pulled out for regular use. However, moving the rack 16 requires unnecessary effort, which is extremely irrational.

An object of the present invention is to provide a bay window device that not only has the function of storing things but also allows racks to be drawn out in a rational manner. Multiple racks are installed side by side, and each of these racks can be moved independently laterally, and one side of the bay window frame is covered by the wall on the indoor side to serve as a storage area for the racks, and each rack has a rack up to the rack takeout area. It is equipped with an extending handle.

With this configuration, for example, a frequently used rack can be moved independently, thereby reducing the labor required to move that rack, and allowing daylight to be brought in when one rack is pulled out.

An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to FIGS. 1 to 3.

In the figure, 1 is a wall on the indoor side, 2 is a window hole formed in a part of the wall 1, 3 is a sink, and the wall 4 on the outdoor side uses pillars etc. to extend the bay window frame 5 to the outside. It is installed so that it sticks out. One side of this bay window frame 6 is covered by the wall 1 on the indoor side and serves as racks 6a and sb storage section 7, and the other side faces the window hole 2 and has racks 61L and 6
This is the take-out part 8 of b. The racks 6a and 6b are arranged in two rows in the horizontal direction, and are independently movable in the horizontal direction, with the racks 6a and 6b placed infrequently used in the rear rack 6b, and the racks 6b in frequent use placed in the exit rack 6! The racks are stored separately in L, and only the exit side rack 6a is pulled out for regular use. Note that only the rear rack 6a is pulled out and its use is delayed. When pulling out the back rack 6b, first pull out the exit rack 61L'i as shown in FIG. 2, and then pull out the back rack eb'l as shown by the imaginary line in FIG. Therefore, the rack is lightweight and extremely rational. Further, in this embodiment, since the width Ql't of the exit side rack 6a is smaller than the width Q2 of the window hole 2, sufficient light can be projected from the window hole 2 during normal use. At the upper inner surface of the bay window frame 6 and at the rear of the bottom, 1. A retrieval section 8 from the storage section 7 is provided.
Rails 9 and 1o are installed across the racks, and the racks 61L and 6b can freely move laterally while being suspended and guided by these rails. 11a.

Reference numeral 11b is a front plate, and 12&, 12b are handles, which extend to the take-out portion 8. Further, a glass door 13 is installed on the bay window frame 6 surface corresponding to the window hole 2 so as to be openable and closable, so that light is projected.

14 is a finished wall.

In this embodiment, the kitchen was explained, but in a study room, the racks ea and eb can be used in the same manner as bookshelves.As described above, the bay window device of the present invention allows the racks to be attached to the bay window frame. In addition to being movable, the storage section of the rack is covered by the wall on the indoor side, so the presence of the rack on the indoor side does not give any sense of discomfort and allows for a clean shape.Moreover, by moving the rack, The space of the bay window frame can be effectively used to easily take out and store items in the rack. Since the rack is made up of multiple independent units that move independently in the horizontal direction,
The rack has various effects such as being lightweight and easy to move.

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[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is an external perspective view showing one embodiment of the present invention in a rack storage state, Figs. 2 and 3 are cross-sectional views showing the same exit side rack in a pulled out state, and Fig. 4 is an already proposed example. FIG. 6 is a front view of the bay window device, and FIG. 6 is a sectional view taken along Moom I in FIG. 1... Indoor wall, 2... Window hole, 4
...Outdoor wall, 6...Bay window frame, e
a, eb...Rack, 7...Storage section,
8... Removal section, 12a, 12b...
··handle. Name of agent: Patent attorney Toshio Nakao and 1 other person No. 1
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Claims (1)

[Claims] A bay window frame is provided on the wall on the outside side, and a plurality of racks are installed horizontally on this bay window frame, and these racks are installed so that they can be moved independently in the horizontal direction. The rack is covered by a wall to serve as a storage area for the hook, the other side facing the window hole provided in the wall on the indoor side is used as an ejection part for the rack, and each rack is provided with a handle that extends to the ejection part for the rack. Bay window device.