JP3424017B2 - System entrance - Google Patents

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

FIELD OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to system entrances.
More specifically, it relates to a system entrance that can reduce the burden on the elderly.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art With the advent of an aging society, proposals for housing that are kind to the elderly are beginning to be made. For example, Shokai 6
As disclosed in Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 4-47236, as shown in FIG. 3, in a structure in which there is no step between the dirt part inside the entrance and the entrance hall part, it is extended to the entrance closet arranged in the dirt part and the entrance is closed. An entrance closet with a bench is proposed, which is characterized by having a bench at the position on the hall side.

In such an entrance closet with a bench, since the door a is an open door or a folding door, there is a problem that shoes cannot be taken in and out while sitting on the bench b (see FIG. 4). Further, since the rising frame is eliminated and the step between the front soil and the front hall is eliminated, dust and the like between the front soil is likely to rise to the front hall, which is unsanitary. Further, since the bench b is placed between the entrance soils, and the space between the entrance soils is separated from the entrance hall on the basis of the portion of the bench b which is in contact with the entrance hall, there is also a problem that the entrance soil is unnecessarily large.

[0004]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention has been made in view of the above problems of the prior art, in which the amount of dust in the entrance soil flowing into the entrance hall is remarkably reduced, which eliminates unsanitary conditions. The purpose of the present invention is to provide a system entrance where the burden on the elderly when they go out is reduced and the increase in the space between entrances is suppressed to the minimum necessary.

[0005]

According to the present invention, there is provided a sliding door type door, an entrance space, an entrance hall having a step between the entrance soil, a sliding door type shoe box, and an entrance hall adjacent to the shoe box. And a handrail provided to correspond to the handrail arranged on the wall surface on the side surface of the shoe box, and the entrance portion is formed near the wall surface of the entrance hall. The geta box is arranged adjacent to the entrance of the entrance hall, and the bench is the entrance
Located at the entrance of the Seki Hall adjacent to the shoe box
The present invention relates to a system entrance characterized in that it can be seated from any of the above-mentioned entrance soil and the entrance hall, and that an arc is formed at a corner so that it can change direction while sitting.

In the system entrance of the present invention, it is preferable that the sliding door is automatically opened and closed.

Further, in the system entrance of the present invention, a part of the part adjacent to the rising frame between the entrance soils is made rotatable, and that part is used as a remote control.
It is preferable that it is rotated by a predetermined angle by the pushing-up mechanism to form a slope for raising and lowering the wheelchair.

[0008]

In the system entrance according to the present invention, a sliding door type shoe box is used, so that even when a person is sitting on the bench, another person can open the shoe box door and put in and take out shoes. In addition, the bench can sit from both the entrance and the entrance hall, and you can change the direction while sitting, so when you go home, sit on the entrance and take off your shoes, and then sit down. You can enter the room by turning to the entrance hall. On the contrary, when going out, you can sit down on the entrance hall side, turn around to the entrance dirt floor side while wearing your shoes, and go out. Therefore, it is possible to significantly reduce the burden on the elderly when they go out. Furthermore, since the entrance part is formed and the bench is provided in that part, it is possible to minimize the increase in the space between the entrance soils due to the provision of the bench.

In a preferable mode in which the sliding door type door of the entrance is automatically opened and closed, the burden on the elderly when going out is further reduced.

In another preferable mode in which a part of a portion of the entrance soil adjacent to the rising frame is rotatable, and the portion is rotated by a predetermined angle to form a slope for raising and lowering a wheelchair, in the entrance soil and the entrance hall. Even if there is a step in the hall, it does not hinder the wheelchair access. Moreover, since the slope is formed only when the wheelchair is taken in and out, it is possible to minimize dust and the like from entering the entrance hall.

[0011]

Embodiments of the present invention will now be described with reference to the drawings, but the present invention is not limited to these embodiments.

FIG. 1 shows a main part of a system entrance according to the first embodiment of the present invention. This system entrance G includes a sliding door type door 10, an entrance floor 20, an entrance hall 30, a sliding door type shoe box 40 and a bench 50. The handrail 60 is a main component.

The sliding door type door 10 is a commonly used sliding door type door, although a detailed description of its construction is omitted. This sliding door type door 10 is preferably of an automatic opening / closing type. As this automatic opening / closing means, any means which has been conventionally used for automatically opening / closing a sliding door type door can be used. Further, although the rise of the sliding door door rail between the entrances is not clearly shown, it is set to such a level that it does not hinder the passage of the wheelchair.

The entrance 20 is provided with a space that does not hinder the entry and exit of the wheelchair. Also,
As shown in FIG. 2, a part 22 of the part of the entrance space 20 adjacent to the rising frame 21 may be rotatable so as to form a slope for raising to the wheelchair entrance hall 30. In this structure, both end portions of the rotation center are rotatably held between the wall surface or the entrance soil, and the rotated portion 2
It is realized by pushing up 2 from the back side by, for example, a combination of a hydraulic cylinder and a link mechanism. Further, this rotation is made by remote control. As the remote control means, those conventionally used for remote control can be preferably used. In this way, since there is always a step between the entrance hall 30 and the entrance dirt floor 20, it is possible to prevent dust and other foreign objects from entering the entrance hall 30, and there is no problem in taking in and out of the wheelchair. .

As described above, the entrance hall 30 is provided with a step from the entrance soil 20 by the rising frame 21. As shown in the figure, this entrance hall 30 is formed with a part 31 that enters one side near the wall surface. The rest of the structure is the same as the conventional entrance hall.

A sliding door type shoe box 40 is provided adjacent to the entrance 31 of the entrance hall 30. This sliding door may be a general sliding door or a flat type sliding door. However, it is preferable to use the flat type shoe box 40 from the viewpoint of improving the designability and operability in the entrance. In this embodiment, this shoe box 4
Since 0 has such a size that one end 41a reaches the wall surface of the entrance of the entrance, it is possible to reach the door 10 by using the sky 42 of the shoe box 40 as a handrail. Although the number of steps is one in the present embodiment, the second step may be stacked on the first step, leaving a portion serving as a handrail.

A handrail 60 is provided on a side surface 41 of the shoebox 40 on the side of the entrance hall 30, and an end portion of the handrail 60 on the wall side is a handrail 61 provided on the wall surface.
Combined with the end of. In this embodiment, the end portion of the handrail 60 is joined to the end portion of the handrail 61 provided on the wall surface, but the end portion of the handrail 60 is not necessarily provided on the wall surface. It need not be joined to the end of the handrail 61.

A bench 50 is arranged in the entrance 31 of the entrance hall 30 adjacent to the shoe box 40. This bench 50 is as shown in the entrance hall 30.
It is designed to be able to be seated from either side or the entrance floor space 20. The seat plate 51 of the bench 50 is a flat plate, and the corners on the side of the entrance hall 30 and the entrance space 20 are arcs. Therefore, you can change direction while sitting. In the present embodiment, the seat plate 51 of the bench 50 is a flat plate and arcs are formed at the corners thereof, but the shape of the seat plate 51 is not limited to this, and the seat plate 51 can be seated. Anything that can change direction can be used.

[0019]

As described in detail above, the entrance of the system of the present invention can significantly reduce the burden of the elderly when they go out, and also hinder the use of wheelchairs by those who use them. It has an excellent effect of not causing it. And since there is a step between the entrance hall and the entrance soil,
It is possible to prevent dust from entering the entrance hall. Also, since a sliding door type shoe box is used as the shoe box, opening and closing the door of the shoe box does not interfere with the person sitting on the bench. In addition, since the bench and the shoe box are located adjacent to each other, you can take in and out your shoes while sitting down.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a main part of a first embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram of a rotatable entrance hall of the embodiment, showing a state in which a slope is formed by rotating.

FIG. 3 is a schematic view of a conventional closet with a bench.

FIG. 4 is an explanatory diagram showing an opened / closed state of a door in the same example.

[Explanation of symbols]

10 Sliding door 20 entrance floor 21 Rise frame 22 Rotating part 30 entrance hall 31 Entry part 40 Sliding door shoe box 41 side 42 Tenba 50 bench 51 seat plate 60 handrails (with shoebox) 61 Handrail (with wall surface) G system entrance

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Claims (3)

(57) [Claims] 1. A sliding door type door, an entrance space, an entrance hall having a step between the entrance soil, a sliding door type shoe box, a bench provided in the entrance hall adjacent to the shoe box, and the geta. A handrail provided to correspond to a handrail arranged on a wall surface on a side surface of the box, and a part entering near a wall surface of the entrance hall is formed; The bench is arranged adjacent to the entrance part of the clog, and the bench is provided in the entrance part of the entrance hall.
It is placed adjacent to the box so that it can sit from both sides of the entrance and the entrance hall, and has an arc at the corner.
A system entrance characterized by being formed so that you can turn around while sitting. 2. The system entrance according to claim 1, wherein the sliding door is automatically opened and closed. 3. A part of a part of the entrance soil adjacent to the rising frame is rotatable, and the part is remote control.
The system entrance according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that a slope for raising and lowering a wheelchair is formed by being rotated by a predetermined angle by means of a push-up mechanism .