JPS6119246B2 - - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a kitchen device in which kitchen equipment consisting of a cabinet equipped with a sink and a storage cabinet taller than the kitchen equipment are connected together.

Conventional configurations and their problems Generally, this type of kitchen equipment is equipped with a draining shelf, dryer, dish cabinet, etc. that are separate from the sink, making it difficult to store washed dishes and kitchen utensils. It was hot.

OBJECTS OF THE INVENTION The present invention has been made in consideration of the above-mentioned problems, and an object of the present invention is to provide a kitchen device that is convenient to use and has a good appearance by storing cooking utensils, tableware, etc. all at once in a storage cabinet.

Structure of the Invention In order to achieve the above-mentioned object, the present invention provides a storage cabinet that is disposed close to a kitchen equipment provided with a top plate, and this storage cabinet has a side wall on the side of the top plate and a front wall connected to the side wall. An opening is provided continuously at the corner portion including the corner portion, and a rack body that can be freely drawn out from the opening above the top plate is provided, a decorative board is provided on one side of the rack body, and a decorative board is provided on one side of the rack body, and a A door with an L-shaped cross section supported on the wall is installed,
The opening can be opened and closed by the decorative board and the door, and the rack bodies are provided in two rows in the front and back, each individually provided on the side wall of the storage furniture so that they can be freely drawn out from the opening onto the top plate, and In the racks arranged in rows, the racks in the front row are sized so that the front end protrudes further toward the top plate than the support part of the L-shaped door.
This is a kitchen device in which an accessory container attached to a letter-shaped door can be rotated into position.

Description of examples Examples thereof will be described below with reference to the drawings.

In the figure, reference numeral 1 denotes kitchen equipment, which includes a single cabinet such as a sink equipped with a water tank 2, or a cabinet such as another cooking table arranged side by side as appropriate, and is provided with a top plate 3. A storage cabinet 4 is installed in parallel with the kitchen equipment 1, is taller than the kitchen equipment 1, and is equipped with a storage case 5 and a rack body 6 which can be taken in and taken out of the storage case 5 and on which tableware is placed. Storage case 5 is kitchen equipment 1
A continuous opening is provided at the corner including the side wall adjacent to the side wall and the front wall connected to this side wall, and the rack body 6 is installed so as to be freely drawn out from this opening into the space above the top plate 3 of the kitchen equipment 1. Rack bodies 6a, 6 in rows
b, and a decorative plate 7 is provided on the side wall of the rack body 6a in the rear row, and when the rack body 6a is housed in the storage case 5, the decorative plate 7 becomes a lid body that covers a part of the opening in the side wall of the storage case 5.
The rack body 6b in the front row has a defect in its lower part, and when stored, it is stored so as to protrude from the support part 9 of the L-shaped door 8, which will be described later, on the side of the top plate 3. Rack bodies 6a, 6
b has a large number of cupboards, on which washed tableware is placed and drained and dried. Storage case 5
A door 8 having an L-shaped cross section is supported on the front wall corresponding to a corner portion extending between the side wall and the front wall of the opening, and covers the side surface of the rack body 6b in the front row when the door is closed. Reference numeral 10 is a container for storing small items such as soap and scrubbers, which is attached to the lower part of the L-shaped door 8, and is rotated to a position below the front row rack body 6b when the door is closed. For example, rails are laid in the storage case 5, and rollers guided by the rails are attached to the rack body 6 so that it can be taken in and out. The reason why the rack body 6 can be freely drawn out onto the top plate 3 of the kitchen equipment 1 is to facilitate work by setting the cupboard at eye level when taking out and putting in tableware. In addition, by storing tableware that has just been washed while the rack body 6 is pulled out, even if water drips, it can be caught by the top plate 3 of the kitchen equipment 1, so that at least the floor surface will not be soiled. By consideration.

Furthermore, the door 8 having an L-shaped cross section is provided in connection with the loading and unloading of the rack body 6 through the side wall opening of the storage case 5, as described above, and is designed to cover a part of the front wall of the storage case 5. By opening the rack body 6,
In particular, it facilitates the work of loading and unloading tableware into the rack body 6b in the front row. Rack body 6a,
Arranging 6b in two rows further simplifies handling.

The reason why the racks 6b in the front row are cut out at the bottom as shown in FIG. 1 is to make it easier to perform cooking operations in the aquarium 2 even when the racks 6b are pulled out. However, its shortcomings reduce the storage capacity. However, as shown in FIG. 2, the rack body 6b in the front row is provided to protrude toward the top plate 3 side beyond the support portion 9 of the L-shaped door 8, and the accessory container 10 is rotated below the rack body 6b in the front row. A certain amount of storage is ensured by moving the container to a fixed position. Further, as a result, by protruding the front end of the front row rack body 6b, kitchen utensils can be taken in and out of the front end of the front row rack body 6b simply by opening the L-shaped door 8, which is convenient.

In addition, as shown in FIG. 2, the rack body 6b in the front row
By forming a gap T between the side of the top plate 3 and the L-shaped door 8 facing it, kitchen utensils at the front end of the rear rack 6a can be taken in and out by simply opening the L-shaped door 8. , it is convenient.

Effects of the Invention As is clear from the description of the embodiments described above, according to the present invention, tableware can be put in and taken out by pulling out the rack as appropriate, and when not in use, the rack is housed in the storage casing, exposing the tableware, etc. It is suitable for the kitchen space to be used as a living room, and plays a major role in improving the commercial value of kitchen equipment. In addition, a door with an L-shaped cross section is attached, and the lower part of the front rack body is cut out, so that when the front row rack body is stored, the front end becomes L-shaped.
By making the size of the door projecting rather than supporting the letter-shaped door, various effects such as extremely easy handling can be obtained.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is an external perspective view showing an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a horizontal sectional view of the rack in a state where it is housed. 1... Kitchen equipment, 3... Top plate, 4... Storage cabinet, 6a... Back row rack, 6b... Front row rack, 7... Decorative board, 8... L-shaped door, 10... Accessory container.

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. A storage cabinet is disposed adjacent to kitchen equipment equipped with a top plate, and this storage cabinet is provided with a continuous opening in a corner portion including a side wall on the side of the top plate and a front wall connected to the side wall. , a rack body that can be freely pulled out from the opening above the top plate, a decorative board provided on one side of the rack body, and a door having an L-shaped cross section supported on the front wall corresponding to the corner portion; , the opening can be opened and closed by the decorative board and the door, the rack bodies are provided in two rows in the front and back, each individually provided on the side wall of the storage furniture so that they can be freely drawn out from the opening onto the top plate; In the racks arranged in two rows, the racks in the front row are sized so that the front end protrudes toward the top plate side beyond the L-shaped door support, and has a cutout in the lower part.
A kitchen device in which a container for storing small items attached to an L-shaped door can be rotated in this hole.