JPS6366207B2 - - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a roll-type toilet paper dispenser installed in a toilet, and in particular, when the roll-type toilet paper in use is used up to the end, it can be easily used as a spare roll-type toilet paper. This invention relates to a roll-type toilet paper pre-storage dispenser that can be quickly replaced and installed.

Conventionally, the roll-type toilet paper dispenser (hereinafter referred to as roll paper) installed in toilets is equipped with only one roll, and after the paper has been used up to the end, it is removed and prepared elsewhere. The method of taking out a roll of spare roll paper and equipping it to a feeder is widely used.
Not only does it take time to replace the spare roll paper, but it is also unsanitary if the spare roll paper is placed in a corner of the toilet, and if it is stored outside the toilet, it is especially difficult to remove the roll paper from the dispenser after using the toilet. When the paper was found to be empty, there was an extremely inconvenient situation.

An object of the present invention is to enable a spare roll paper to be stored in a feeder in advance, and to enable the use of the currently used roll paper to be immediately replaced with the spare roll paper by a simple operation when the paper roll is used up to its end. This eliminates the hassle of replacing roll paper, and eliminates the opportunity for hands to touch the roll paper during the replacement operation, resulting in extremely hygienic conditions.
Furthermore, it is an object of the present invention to provide a roll-type toilet paper pre-storage type dispenser which eliminates the problem of stock-out of spare roll paper and eliminates inconveniences.

Hereinafter, the configuration of one embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.The required length has a rectangular cavity 1 that is slightly larger than the initial diameter and width of the roll-type toilet paper a before it is used. A cylindrical container box 2 is provided in the vertical direction, and a long hole 4 in the vertical direction is formed in a lower part of a side plate 3 corresponding to a predetermined part of the container box 2.
An operation plate 8 is provided in the lower part of the front plate 5 in a gap between the front plate 5 and a guiding support frame 6 installed in parallel thereto, and the operation plates 8 are arranged vertically. The frog leg frame 10A is made vertically slidable by holding the handle 9 between the stop frames 7a and 7b, and is formed by bending an elbow-shaped flat frame into an L shape at the elbow. The leg portion 10 beyond the bent portion is provided.
b runs parallel to one of the side panels 3, and a rod 11a that fits into the elongated hole 4 is integrally protruded from its tip, and the base section 10a, which is inclined upward in front of the bent section, is connected to the front panel 5. along parallel to its base 1
The end portion of 0a is rotatably mounted above the operation plate 8 with a mounting shaft 12a, and a frog leg frame bent symmetrically with the above is provided, and it is attached to the mounting shaft 12 in a symmetrical position with the above.
A vertically long hole 14 is attached to the operating plate 8 so as to be rotatable, and a frog leg frame 10B configured in the same manner as above is bored at a predetermined distance from the frog leg frame 10A below the operating plate 8. It is rotatably mounted on a mounting shaft 12b that slides on the upper and lower frog leg frames, and stoppers 13a and 13b are provided that contact and engage with the lower sides of the upper and lower frog legs frames, respectively, and the lower end of the container box 2. , a gap slightly larger than the diameter of the axis b of the roll paper a is placed at symmetrical positions on both sides of the vertical line passing through the rods 11a and 11b provided at the tips of the legs 10b of the frog leg frames 10A and 10b. pipes 15a, 15
b is bridged between the side plates 3 to provide a droplet through which the shaft core passes, and the front pipe 15 on the front plate 5 side is provided.
Sawtooth 16 for cutting roll paper in the axial direction of the surface of a
is attached.

Next, the functions and effects will be explained based on the above embodiments along with the method of use. To begin use, first open the lid (not shown) of the cavity 1 of the container box 2 from above, and roll the roll paper a into two or more rolls by aligning the direction of its axis b with the direction of the pipe 15. After loading about five rolls, hold the operation panel 8 by the handle 9 and press the stop frame 7.
When the frog leg frames 10A on both sides of the upper stage are slid downward to the position where they come into contact with
a comes into contact with the stopper 13a and the mounting shaft 12
The leg portion 10b rotates upward in a frog-like manner using the fulcrum a as a fulcrum and is pulled up.
The rod 11a extending into the cavity 1 rotates downward and its tip position moves outward.

The frog leg frames 10B on both sides of the lower stage each have their base portions 10a similarly to the frog leg frames 10A on the upper stage.
comes into contact with the stopper 13b and the mounting shaft 12b
is rotated upward using the upper edge of the elongated hole 14 as a fulcrum and pulled up, and the leg portion 10b thereof is rotated, and the rod 11b extending from the elongated hole 4 into the cavity 1 is rotated downward and the tip thereof is rotated. The position moves outward.

As a result, the roll paper a is not stopped in the cavity 1, and the lowest roll paper falls to the bottom and is received between the pipes 15a and 15b.

Next, when the operation plate 8 is slid upwardly by the handle 9 until it touches the stop frame 7a, in the process, the frog leg frames 10A on both sides of the upper stage are moved to the mounting shaft 12a.
The rod 11a pivots downward like a frog's foot due to its own weight as a fulcrum and pulls down, and as a result, its leg 10b rotates in the opposite direction to the above, and the rod 11a rotates laterally, with its tip extending into the cavity 1. Then, it enters the core cavity of the second roll paper from the bottom from both sides, hooks it, and pulls it upward together with the roll paper above it.

The frog leg frames 10B on both sides of the lower stage are the mounting shafts 1.
It remains in this state until the mounting shaft 12b comes into contact with the lower edge of the elongated hole 14, but when the mounting shaft 12b abuts and engages with the lower edge of the elongated hole 14, the frog will be moved by its own weight using the lower edge of the elongated hole 14 as a fulcrum. The rod 11b of the leg 10b rotates downward like a foot and pulls down, and the rod 11b of the leg 10b rotates laterally and its tip extends into the cavity 1 and enters the core cavity of the roll paper at the bottom from both sides. Enter it, hook it, and pull it slightly upwards from the pipes 15a and 15b.

However, the movement of the upper frog leg frame 10A precedes the movement of the lower frog leg frame 10B by the play of the elongated hole 14.In other words, the lower stage moves later than the upper stage, so the second or higher roll from the bottom The paper pulling width is correspondingly larger, so the second roll paper from the bottom is pulled away from the bottom one, and the bottom roll paper is pulled away above the pipes 15a, 15b. Because it is a paper, it can be rotated freely when drawing out the paper.

Therefore, when the roll paper at the bottom has been used to the end and is empty, by sliding the operation plate 8 downward, the shaft core will automatically fall from the opening between the pipes 15a and 15b, and the core will fall onto it. The unused roll paper from the second position from the bottom to the top is automatically dropped and supported onto the pipes 15a, 15b, and then when the operation plate 8 is slid upward, the unused roll paper from the second position from the bottom to the top position is automatically dropped and supported. The roll paper that was previously used is automatically placed at the bottom and replaced for use.

In this case, it is preferable to attach a magnet or other suitable holding means to the upper return position of the operation plate 8.

As is clear from the above description, the present invention is capable of immediately replacing the roll paper with a spare roll paper by a simple slide operation when the roll paper in use is used up, which simplifies the replacement work and saves labor. In addition to the fact that one or more spare roll papers are stored in the feeder in advance, it is extremely hygienic because you do not have to touch the roll paper at all during the replacement operation. It has excellent utility as it eliminates the inconvenience caused by running out of use.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing the structure of an embodiment of the present invention in a normal state, FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing a state during the same exchange operation, and FIG. 3 is a side view in a normal state.

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. A cylindrical container 2 having a cavity 1 in the vertical direction is provided,
An operation plate 8 that slides vertically with respect to the container box 2 is provided, and rods 11 are installed at the top and bottom of the operation plate 8, respectively, to enter and exit the cavity 1 through long holes 4 provided on both sides of the container box 2. One end of the provided frog leg frame 10 is rotatably provided, and means is provided to delay the movement of the lower frog leg frame slightly from that of the upper one, and the axis of the rolled toilet paper a is attached to the lower end of the container box 2. A roll-type toilet paper pre-storage dispenser characterized by being provided with a droplet through which b passes.