JPS6035516B2 - bay window - Google Patents

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a bay window attached to a kitchen window, and its object is to provide a bay window that allows the kitchen to be used widely and effectively.

The present invention will be explained in detail below with reference to Examples.

As shown in Figs. 2 and 3, the bay window unit 1 is composed of a bay window main body 5, a cupboard storage body 6, and a roof 7, and a flange 8 attached to the surrounding greenery is fixed to a sill 9 to connect the kitchen. It is attached to a window, and a cupboard 2 having a door 11 on the front is attached to the cupboard storage body 6 with a part of the front part protruding, and a lighting device such as a fluorescent lamp is installed on the lower surface of this protruding part. 10
is installed. The 10,000 drawers 3 can be stored in a plurality of volumes in a drawer storage section 12 provided along the entire length in the middle direction at the bottom of the bay window main body 5. Also, a blind plate 13 for mounting a faucet is attached to the front surface of the drawer storage section 12, and the front surface of the drawer storage section 12 can be mounted at an appropriate location depending on the position of the faucet 14, which changes its mounting position in relation to the sink 15. A blind board is attached at the position, water piping is run through the drawer storage section 12, and the drawer 3 is installed at the remaining location. Here, as shown in FIG. 3, the cupboard 2 is installed on its back side to form a space 16 between it and the cupboard storage body 6, and this space 16 is formed by a looper 17 provided on the cupboard storage body 7 Opening row 8 provided at the top of the bay window main body 5
Therefore, a lotus is passed through both the inside and outside of the room, and this space 16 is used to provide ventilation between the inside and outside.If ventilation is not necessary, a shutter (not shown) attached to the looper 17 or opening row 8 is used. All you have to do is close it to shut off the inside and outside. 1 in the diagram
Reference numeral 9 denotes a thin box-shaped storage box with a closed inner surface, which is placed along the inner surface of the bay window main body 5, and can be freely pulled out from the bay window main body 5 toward the indoor side to store cooking utensils such as a fryer and a spatula. Two hanger boards are attached to the box 9 for storage, and the storage box 19 is pushed into the bay window main body 5 when not in use. In addition, a removable tray 21 is located at the bottom of the storage box 19.
It is designed to catch cooking odors, oil and water that fall, and prevent them from contaminating the surrounding area. Bay window body 5
An aluminum sash 23 is attached to the opening □ on the outside, and a sliding door 24 is fitted with iron in this sash 23.
The outside is covered with an aluminum grid 25. Further, the outer surface of the cupboard storage body 6 and the outer surface of the roof 7 are formed of galvanized vinyl chloride steel plates, and an aluminum decorative plate 30 is attached to the outer surface of the drawer storage section 12. In the figure, reference numeral 31 denotes a hanging shelf that is suspended from the bottom surface of the bay window unit 1 and arranged on the outside of the building, and the shelf is made of stainless steel pipes 26. In the figure, reference numeral 27 denotes a wooden surrounding edge attached to the indoor side periphery of the bay window unit 1. As described above, the present invention stores a cupboard in the upper part of a bay window unit attached to a kitchen window, and also provides a drawer storage part in the lower part so that a plurality of drawers can be freely stored side by side. A blind board for mounting the faucet is attached to a part of the front, so various cooking odors can be stored using the space created above the bay window and the space at the bottom of the bay window where you can reach it. In addition, it is possible to use a part of the drawer storage area of the bay window unit to install faucet piping, and the faucet can be installed in a different position in relation to the sink. There is an advantage that a blind plate can be attached to an appropriate position on the front side of the drawer housing part, water piping can be run through the inside of the drawer housing part, and the drawer can be stored in the remaining part of the drawer housing part.

In addition, since the present invention has a hanging shelf exposed to the outdoors hanging from the bottom surface of the bay window unit, items to be used outdoors or items such as flower pots can be stored on the outdoor hanging shelf, and the bay window also has an outdoor storage function. Furthermore, since there is a hanging shelf under the bay window unit, there is an advantage that rainwater does not splash on the reloaded items.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a perspective view showing an embodiment of the present invention, Fig. 2 is a perspective view of the same bay window unit as seen from the back, and Fig. 3 is a sectional view showing an improved installation state. , 2 is a cupboard, and 3 is a drawer. Figure 1 Figure 2 Figure 3

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1 A cupboard is housed in the upper part of a bay window unit that is attached to a kitchen window, and a drawer storage section is provided at the bottom so that multiple drawers can be freely stored side by side, and a faucet is attached to a part of the front of this drawer storage section. A bay window characterized by having a blind board attached thereto and a hanging shelf exposed to the outdoors suspended from the bottom of the bay window unit.