JP3436730B2 - Bay window with sink - Google Patents

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a bay window with a sink used as an outer wall of an apartment house or a detached house.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, in an apartment house, an outer wall is formed by a frame frame arranged on an outer wall surface and a general panel body which is a sash member incorporated in the frame frame. The frame frame is composed of a vertical structural member (for example, a pillar) standing upright with a predetermined span length, and a lateral structural member (for example, a beam) erected at a predetermined floor height. Further, the longitudinal structural members (pillars) and the lateral structural members (beams) are reinforced concrete structures (hereinafter referred to as “RC structures”) or steel reinforced concrete structures (hereinafter referred to as “SR”).
"C structure". ) When using the ramen frame, the outer wall is R
In many cases, it is a C wall.

FIG. 21 is a perspective view of a conventional one unit (one span, one floor) on the balcony side. First wall opening O
Reference numeral 1 is a surface partitioned by a sleeve wall E and a small wall M, which are longitudinal structural members P arranged to face each other at a predetermined interval, and lateral structural members C (beams) on upper and lower floors. Is
In addition, the second wall surface opening O2 is integrated with the small wall M and the pillar which are the vertical structural members P arranged to face each other at a predetermined interval, and the horizontal structural member C (beam) on the lower floor. It is composed of a surface partitioned by the waist wall A and the lateral structural member C (beam) on the upper floor. The general panel body 10 that is one sash member is arranged in the first wall surface opening O1, and the bay window W is arranged in the second wall surface opening O2. The bay window W is attached to the space between the upper side of the waist wall A and the lower side of the lateral structural member C on the upper floor, and forms the waist wall A and one rectangular wall body.

When the lateral structural member C (beam) is constructed by RC construction, the outer wall, the waist wall A, must be constructed by casting in situ or constructed as RC non-bearing wall such as precast concrete board (PC board). There are many. A non-bearing wall is a wall that is not effective in terms of structural design for the proof strength of the frame structure against external forces such as long-term vertical load and seismic force, and is constructed from the function of the outer wall surface that cuts off indoors and outdoors. Is.

[0005] A sink (household sink) K for washing vegetables with mud, sneakers, rags, etc.
For example, it is provided on the vertical structural member P (pillar). Then, the garbage including the garbage is stored in the garbage box T placed on the balcony near the sink K.

[0006]

As described above, since the sink K is provided on the balcony, it is not convenient to go to the balcony on winter days and rainy days.
Is hard to use. Further, since the sink K is provided on the balcony so as to project from the wall surface and the trash can T is placed on the balcony, the balcony becomes narrower, the sink K becomes difficult to use, and the appearance from the inside of the room becomes poor. Further, the sink K is constructed by piping work before placing concrete and installing the sink K etc. after finishing the outer wall. Therefore, the work cannot be performed in a lump and it is an individual work, which may lead to deterioration in quality. There is.

The present invention has been made in order to solve the above-mentioned inconvenience, and provides a sink-equipped window that can be used from the indoor side without going outdoors.

[0008]

A bay window with a sink according to the present invention comprises a bayonet portion that is repelled and a sink connected under the bayonet portion, and an interior side opening portion is provided in the bay window portion and / or the sink. Install the internal space of the sink and the indoor side opening
To communicate with the indoor space through the outdoor side opening
It is communicated with the room (Claim 1). Then, the internal space of the sink, even without low, the Ru provided the cover for opening and closing the indoor-side opening is desired (claim 2). Also, this departure
Ming's bay window with sink is the bay window part that jumped out and this bay window part
It consists of a sink connected to the bottom of the
Other indoor-side opening is provided to the sink, sink, is prepared by attaching the front of itself to have the outdoor side opening between is projected than oriel front bay window portion bay window portion (claims Item 3 ).

[0009]

BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION Hereinafter, an embodiment of the present invention applied to an outer wall on a balcony side of an apartment house having a plurality of floors will be described.

Usually, a single corridor system is used as the plan form of the standard floor of an apartment house, a plurality of dwelling units are arranged in contact with one common corridor, and each dwelling unit is divided by a boundary wall, and each dwelling unit has a balcony. Attach. In this plane type frame structure, two frame frames are arranged to face each other at the boundary surface between the dwelling unit in the girder direction and the common corridor or balcony. The frame frame is composed of a plurality of vertical structural members (pillars) standing upright with a predetermined span length, and lateral structural members (beams) erected at a predetermined floor height.

The vertical structural member refers to a structural member that is connected in the vertical direction at the left and right ends of the wall surface opening. In addition to structural members such as columns and walls (bearing walls), the structural members are integrated with the columns. It also includes non-bearing walls (sleeve walls) and non-bearing walls (small walls) that are erected on the beams in the middle of the span. Next, the lateral structural member refers to a structural member that connects the lateral directions at the upper and lower ends of the wall surface opening, and in addition to the structural members of the beam and floor slab, the non-bearing wall integrated with the beam. It also includes (waist wall, hanging wall). That is, among the structural members provided around the wall surface opening, those having a connecting surface in the vertical direction with the wall opening are called vertical structural members, and those having a connecting surface in the horizontal direction are called lateral structural members. However, the vertical structural member and the horizontal structural member do not necessarily have to be independent structural members, and the vertical structural member and the horizontal structural member may be integrated. It does not need to be a load bearing structural member effective for bearing strength of the frame structure.

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of an outer wall on the balcony side of one dwelling unit (one span, one floor). The wall surface opening O is constituted by a surface defined by two vertical structural members P arranged to face each other at a predetermined interval and a horizontal structural member C on the upper and lower floors. As shown in FIG. 1, the wall surface opening O
Is a front view of a horizontally long rectangle. Here, the vertical structural member P is a pillar, the horizontal structural member C is a beam, and the wall surface opening O constitutes an opening surface corresponding to one floor in one span surrounded by the pillar and the beam. To do.

In the wall surface opening O, a plurality of (three in FIG. 1) general panel bodies 10 and a window with sink 1 are arranged in series from the left side of FIG. 1 (arrangement of continuous windows). The bay window 1 with a sink is arranged between the general panel body 10 and the vertical structural member P on the right side. Bay window with sink 1 and general panel body 1
The height of 0 is almost the same as the height of the wall surface opening O. Therefore, the wall surface opening O is not provided with a waist wall (non-bearing wall) made of RC integrally formed with the lateral structural member C. By combining the general panel body 10 and the bay window 1 with a sink, one wall surface structure is formed as a whole. The wall surface structure is configured as one wall unit formed in conformity with the front shape of the wall surface opening O.

Next, the general panel body 10 may be any member that constitutes a wall surface, and may be a hollow panel member, a panel member, a PC member or the like in addition to the sash member.
It is desirable to have at least a sash member. The sash member is a metal sash window frame, and glass in the sash window frame (a metal or wooden panel may be used).
Is a panel-shaped member that is inserted into the opening surrounded by the sash outer frame, and the movable sash (door,
It may be either a window) or a fixed sash (fitting window).

(Embodiment 1) Embodiment 1 will be described with reference to FIGS. The bay window with sink 1 has a wall surface opening O
Panel part 2 arranged in the in-plane direction of (outlet window 1 with sink)
It is composed of a bayonet portion 3 that bounces out of the window in the out-of-plane direction, and a sink (household sink) 9 that is connected below the bayonet bottom portion 32 of the bay window portion 3 (see FIGS. 2 and 3). Here, the in-plane direction (span direction) is a vertical plane in the wall surface forming the wall surface opening O, and the out-of-plane direction is a vertical plane orthogonal to the in-plane direction.

The panel portion 2 is provided with a panel frame portion 4 formed in a frame shape and a waist wall panel portion 21 (see FIGS. 5 and 7). The panel portion 2 is a surface member (panel) having a rectangular front shape, and its height (Ph in FIG. 5) is substantially the same as the height of the wall surface opening O (Oh in FIG. 5). Panel part 2
The width (Pw in FIG. 5) of can be arbitrarily set.
The panel portion 2 has a shape in which a panel opening portion 22 communicating with the bay window portion 3 is arranged in a stacked manner on the upper portion of the waist wall panel portion 21. The waist wall panel portion 21 and the panel opening portion 22 have a rectangular front shape with substantially the same lateral width.

The panel frame portion 4 has vertical frames 41 facing each other.
It is formed by R and 41L, and an upper frame 42 and a lower frame 43 that are horizontally provided on the upper and lower sides between the vertical frames 41R and 41L (see FIGS. 4 and 5). The panel skeleton portion 4 is formed in a frame-shaped skeleton (framework) along the outer peripheral portion of the panel portion 2 having a rectangular front shape. On the upper side of the waist wall panel portion 21, a middle frame 44 is laterally bridged between the vertical frames 41R and 41L, and the front shape of the panel frame portion 4 forms a "Japanese letter" shape.
The middle frame 44 is provided to attach the waist wall panel portion 21 and the bay window portion 3, but is an optional element from the viewpoint of the mechanical skeleton of the panel skeleton portion 4. The panel frame part 4 constitutes a plane (two-dimensional) frame. The frame refers to a frame (frame) configured by combining linear structural members. The vertical frames 41R and 41L, the upper frame 42, the lower frame 43, and the middle frame 44 are linear structural members having an arbitrary cross-sectional shape, and are made of a metal such as aluminum or iron having a required strength and rigidity as a frame. It is generally configured.

The waist wall panel portion 21 is formed by constructing an RC non-bearing wall in the prior art as a surface member (panel) and incorporating it into the panel portion 2 (FIG. 2, FIG. (See FIG. 5). The waist wall panel portion 21 has a rectangular front shape, and its outer peripheral portion is joined to the vertical frames 41R and 41L, the lower frame 43, and the middle frame 44 of the panel frame portion 4. The waist wall panel portion 21 is arranged so as to form a wall surface in the wall surface opening portion O, and has a straight horizontal cross-sectional shape having a predetermined wall thickness in the in-plane direction. 7 to 9
As shown in, the waist wall panel portion 21 is configured as a hollow panel member, but the wall thickness thereof can be set arbitrarily. Hollow portion of the waist wall panel portion 21 (internal void)
Water supply / drainage, electricity, piping of equipment such as an air conditioner, wiring, and the like may be incorporated (in this embodiment, a water supply / drainage piping 94 is incorporated). Waist wall panel 21
In addition to the hollow panel member, may be a sash member or a flat panel member. In the waist wall panel portion 21, a sweep window,
It is also possible to provide a door, a storage part, etc.

The window part 3 is a convex space that is projected from the panel part 2 in the outdoor direction, and communicates with the panel opening 22 of the panel part 2 on the indoor side (see FIGS. 3 to 9). The outer surface of the bay window portion 3 forms a bay window front portion 34, bay window side portions 31R and 31L, a bay window bottom portion 32, and a bay window top portion 33 (see FIG. 2). The front shape of the bay window front portion 34 is rectangular (in FIG. 6, the width is Pw and the height is Wh). The bayonet side portions 31R and 31L have a vertical trapezoidal appearance in which the left and right sides are linear in the vertical direction and the lower side is horizontal in the horizontal direction, but the upper side is inclined obliquely downward toward the outdoor direction. The reason why the sloped surfaces are provided on the upper sides of the bay window side portions 31R and 31L is for rain lining. Bay window front 3
4, window glass is built in the window side portions 31R, 31L and the window top portion 33. A bottom plate 321 on which an object can be placed from the indoor side is attached to the bay window bottom portion 32. The bay window top portion 33 can be provided so as to penetrate equipment pipes such as a ventilation duct (not shown).

The bay window part 3 is provided with a bayonet frame part 5 formed by a cantilever structure from the panel frame part 4 (FIGS. 4 and 7).
reference). The bayonet frame part 5 forms a convex part space of the bayonet part 3, and the self-weight (vertical force) of the bayonet part 3 is applied to the panel frame part 4.
It has a cantilever structure that can be transmitted to the vertical frames 41R and 41L. The cantilever structure is a structure of a structural member (a kind of beam-shaped member) whose one end is fixedly supported and whose other end is free. Since the bayonet frame part 5 is constructed in a cantilever structure, it is not necessary to directly join the upper and lower lateral structural members C to support the weight of the bayonet part 3.

The bay window frame portion 5 includes bay window side portions 31R and 31L.
And a front window 34 frame. Bay window side 3
1R and 31L are vertical rails 51R and 51L on the side of the outdoor side, side rails 55R and 55L on the upper side, along the outer periphery thereof.
A substantially "inverted U-shape" plane frame composed of the lower side rails 54R and 54L on the lower side is formed (see FIGS. 4 and 7). Indoor side end portions of the upper side rails 55R and 55L and the lower side rails 54R and 54L are joined to the vertical frames 41R and 41L of the panel frame portion 4. The two bay window side portions 31R and 31L are the bay window portions 3
Is arranged at a distance of the horizontal width (Pw in FIG. 5) and is configured as a cantilever structure protruding from the vertical frames 41R and 41L of the panel frame portion 4 in the out-of-plane direction. The bay window side portions 31R and 31L are
The indoor side ends are vertical frames 41R and 41L of the panel frame part 4.
It is fixedly supported by the outdoor end and has a free cantilever structure.

The upper side rails 55R and 55L and the lower side rails 54
When the indoor side ends of R and 54L are joined to the vertical frames 41R and 41L by pin joining, the upper side rails 55R and 55L, the lower side rails 54R and 54L, and the vertical rails 51R and 51L are used to form a "reverse U-shape". Bay window side portions 31R, 3 configured in a "shaped" plane frame
The entire 1L constitutes a cantilever structure. Side upper rail 55
R, 55L and side lower rails 54R, 54L and vertical frame 41R,
If the connection with 41L is made rigid, the side upper crosspieces 55R, 5
A cantilever structure is constituted only by 5L or the side lower crosspieces 54R, 54L. The bayonet frame portion 5 can have a cantilever structure with not only the overall structure (three-dimensional frame) as a frame, but also some structural members (crosspieces).

In the bay window front portion 34, along the outer peripheral portion of the bay window front portion 34 having a rectangular front shape, the front upper bar 53 is provided on the upper side.
By arranging the front lower bar 52 on the lower side, a plane frame is formed (see FIGS. 4 and 6). Bay window frame 5
The three-dimensional (three-dimensional) skeleton that forms the convex space by integrating the skeleton of the bayonet front portion 34 and the skeletons of the bayonet side portions 31R and 31L.

Vertical rails 51R, 5 which constitute the bayonet frame portion 5
1L, front lower bar 52, front upper bar 53, side lower bar 54R,
54L and the upper side rails 55R, 55L may be any cross-sectional shape and linear structural member. The material axis line can be freely set such as a straight line or a curved line. The material is generally made of a metal plate such as aluminum or iron having a required strength and rigidity as a frame body, but it may be made of synthetic resin or the like.

The bottom plate 3 disposed on the bay window bottom portion 32 of the bay window portion 3.
21 is provided with a bottom opening 322 that communicates with the indoor-side opening 91I of the sink 9 that is hung below the exit window bottom 32, and the bay window cover body 3 that opens and closes the bottom opening 322.
23 is provided (see FIGS. 2 and 3).

The sink means a device for flowing wash water. The sink 9 of the present invention refers to a multifunctional sink such as a cooking sink (kitchen sink), a laundry sink (Wash Sink), a cleaning sink (dirt sink: Slop Sink), and an outdoor sink.

The sink 9 is attached so that the front portion of the sink 9 projects from the front window portion 34 of the window portion 3 and has an outdoor side opening 91O between the window portion 3 and the window portion 3 (FIG. 3). reference). Therefore, the sink internal space 95 communicates with the indoor space through the indoor side opening 91I (bottom opening 322) and communicates with the outdoor space through the outdoor side opening 91O. A sink opening / closing lid 92 for opening / closing the outdoor side opening 91O from the outdoor side is provided, and a movable shower (faucet) 93 is provided in the sink 9 (see FIGS. 2 and 3). Further, a hollow panel member is used for the waist wall panel portion 21, and a pipe 94 for supplying / draining water to / from the sink 9 is built in the hollow panel member.
Reference numeral 6 denotes a mounting member, and the upper and lower ends of the sink-equipped bay window 1 are mounted to the lateral structural member C.

(Structural Features) Structural features of the first embodiment will be described. (1) Since the sink 9 of the present invention has the indoor-side opening 91I, it is an outdoor sink installed under the bay window in terms of form, but the function of the indoor sink that can also be used from the indoor side Have. The indoor sink is a sink that is usually placed and used indoors, and includes a cooking sink, a laundry sink, a cleaning sink, and the like. Generally, there are two types of items to be washed in a kitchen sink, such as clean foods and dirty foods (non-clean items). Clean food and the like are food and drink, tableware, etc. that can be put directly into the human mouth. Dirty food refers to food with mud (vegetables etc.) before cleaning, raw garbage, tableware with mud that humans cannot eat and drink as it is. Laundry sink,
Used for washing footwear. Cleaning sinks are used to clean cleaning equipment such as cleaning mops and rags.

(2) Since the sink 9 of the present invention has the indoor side opening 91I and the outdoor side opening 91O, in addition to the indoor sink that can be used from the indoor side, it can also be used outdoors. It also has the function of a sink. Sink 9
Has multi-functionality used both as an indoor sink (cooking sink, laundry sink, cleaning sink) and an outdoor sink. The outdoor sink is installed outside the building,
It is used for cleaning articles used outdoors (for example, gardening articles, footwear, tools and other articles to which mud adheres). (3) The sink inner space 95 of the sink 9 communicates with the indoor space through the indoor opening 91I, and the outdoor opening 91 is formed.
It communicates with the outdoor space through O (see FIG. 8). The sink 9 may be provided with the lids 323 and 92 for opening and closing the indoor side opening 91I and the outdoor side opening 91O.

(4) The sink 9 is a container means having two functions of cleaning and storing. By utilizing the interior space 95 of the sink 9, the sink 9 can be used as a container for storing as well as cleaning. (5) The sink 9 is suspended below the bay window 3. The bay window frame portion 5 of the bay window portion 3 includes the bay window portion 3 and the sink 9
It has a cantilever structure capable of transmitting its own weight (vertical force) to the panel frame portion 4 (see FIGS. 7 and 8).
Since the window part 3 is not directly joined to the upper and lower lateral structural members C to support its own weight, a lower open space Sd without an obstacle is formed below the window bottom part 32 of the window part 3.

The effects of the structural features of the first embodiment will be described. (1) Since the sink 9 of the present invention has the indoor side opening 91I, it exhibits the function of an indoor sink that can be used from the indoor side. The indoor sink can be widely used as a cooking sink, a laundry sink, a cleaning sink, and the like. Since the cooking sink is mainly used for dirty foods and the like, it is possible to avoid the single sink 9 from washing the clean foods and the dirty foods together. As a laundry sink and a cleaning sink, it is convenient because you can easily wash and wash cleaning equipment without going to the washroom.

(2) Since the sink 9 of the present invention has the indoor side opening 91I and the outdoor side opening 91O, it has the functions of both an indoor sink and an outdoor sink. With one sink 9, it can be used both indoors and outdoors. Since the indoor side opening 91I and the outdoor side opening 91O of the sink 9 communicate with each other in the sink internal space 95, the sink internal space 95 is a communication space (relay space) between the indoor space and the outdoor space. Carrying the item to be washed into the sink internal space 95,
There are four cases of the movement line of movement (the locus of movement of an object in a building space): indoor to indoor, indoor to outdoor, outdoor to outdoor, outdoor to indoor. From the indoor side, it can be used as both an indoor sink and an outdoor sink. It can be used as an outdoor sink without going out while staying indoors. Convenient because it is not affected by outside air such as weather and season. From the outdoor side, it can be used as both an indoor sink and an outdoor sink. It is possible to wash articles used outdoors (garden articles, footwear, tools such as mud-attached articles) from the outside, and carry them out or into the room without passing through the room.

The sink 9 can be used from the indoor side (inside the bay window) through the bottom opening 322 by opening the bay window lid 323, and the outdoor side (outside the bay window) by opening the sink opening / closing lid 92. ) Through the indoor side opening portion 91I. What is stored in the sink 9 from the indoor side can be taken out from the outdoor side, and what is stored in the sink 9 from the outdoor side can be taken out from the indoor side. Therefore, it is possible to put things that are difficult to put into the sink 9 from the indoor side, such as vegetables with mud, into the sink 9 from the outdoor side and take them out from the indoor side for use.

(3) Since the lids 323 and 92 for opening and closing the indoor side opening 91I and the outdoor side opening 91O can be provided, the sink communicating with the indoor side opening 91I and the outdoor side opening 91O. The internal space 95 can be sealed. Even if the garbage is left in the sink 9, the odor is prevented from entering the room by closing the bay window lid 323 and sealing the bottom opening 322, and the garbage is taken out from the outside. You can Further, since the sink opening / closing lid 92 for opening / closing the outdoor side opening 91O is provided, it is possible to prevent rainwater and the like from entering the sink 9 from the outdoor side.

(4) Since the sink 9 can be used as a container for storing, dirty food and the like (food with mud, garbage, etc.) can be freely taken in and out from the indoor side. Each time garbage is brought into the container, it is convenient because it does not have to be outdoors, and it is hygienic as no odor leaks indoors. Since the sink 9 is provided with a water supply / drainage facility, it is easy to clean and wash the interior space 95 of the sink, a dust container, and the like.

(5) Since the sink 9 is suspended below the window part 3, the lower open space Sd forms a space without obstacles. Since the structural member supporting the weight of the sink 9 and the window portion 3 is not provided from the lateral structural member C, the lower open space Sd, which is originally a dead space, can be effectively used. Since the sink 9 is arranged below the bay window portion 3, it is not necessary to dispose the sink 9 in a place separate from the bay window portion 3. It is suitable for disaster prevention such as evacuation in the event of a disaster because the narrow space such as a balcony can be effectively used. Since the appearance of the sink 9 is inconspicuous with respect to the appearance of the projecting portion of the bay window portion 3, it is excellent in appearance. In the lower open space Sd, in addition to the sink 9, facility devices such as an outdoor unit and a water heater,
A storage device such as a shoe box can be installed.

(6) Construction and maintenance of the sink 9 and the water supply / drainage facility piping for the sink are easy. Further, since the waist wall panel portion 21 is a hollow panel member and the pipes 94 and the like are built therein, the construction of the pipes 94 and the like built in the waist wall panel portion 21 can be collectively performed, and the rationalization and high quality of the construction are secured. In addition, maintenance and replacement of parts can be facilitated by removing the front surface panel of the waist wall panel portion 21. Moreover, since the bay window portion can be used without being included in the floor area, the space can be effectively used.

(Second Embodiment) FIG. 10 shows a second embodiment. The second embodiment differs from the first embodiment in that the sink inner space 95 is divided into left and right to form a sink portion and a storage portion (not shown) so that each portion can be used as a storage. Each lid 323 so that it can be opened and closed independently
L, 323R, 92L, and 92R are provided. With this configuration, the sink internal space 95 can be used as a storage, and each unit can be opened and closed independently.

(Third Embodiment) FIG. 11 shows a third embodiment. The third embodiment is different from the first embodiment in that the sink 9 is made larger and protrudes toward the indoor side. By thus extending the sink 9 to the indoor side, the sink 9 can be used with a margin from the indoor side.

(Fourth Embodiment) FIG. 12 shows a fourth embodiment. The difference between the fourth embodiment and the first embodiment is that a part of the upper rear portion of the sink 9 is a sink opening / closing lid 92B that vertically rotates so that an object can be placed on the bay window lid 323. is there. By providing the sink opening / closing lid 92B in this manner, by using the sink opening / closing lid 92B even when an object is placed on the bay window lid 323,
The sink 9 can be used. In addition, each lid 32
By opening 3,92B and enlarging the indoor side opening portion 91I, workability of work can be improved.

(Fifth Embodiment) FIG. 13 shows a fifth embodiment. The fifth embodiment is different from the first embodiment in that a part or the whole of the front portion of the sink 9 (the entire front portion of the sink in the fifth embodiment) is a sink opening / closing lid 92F that rotates in the vertical direction. That is, the front part of the sink of the sink 9 is the window part 3
This is almost the same as the bay window front portion 34 so as not to project. By thus forming the sink front portion with the sink opening / closing lid 92F, it is not necessary to project the sink front portion from the bay window front portion 34 of the bay window portion 3, and the sink front portion and the bay window front portion 34 are integrated into a single unit. It can be made straight and the design can be neat.

(Sixth Embodiment) FIG. 14 shows a sixth embodiment. The sixth embodiment is different from the first embodiment in that the bayonet lid 323 is vertically rotated to the room side in order to prevent the bayonet front portion 34 from being closed while the lids 323 and 92 are opened. The indoor opening 91I (bottom opening 322) is opened by moving the same, and the sink opening / closing lid 92 is vertically rotated to the outdoor side to open the outdoor opening 91O.
Is to open.

(Seventh Embodiment) FIGS. 15 and 16 show a seventh embodiment. The seventh embodiment differs from the first embodiment in that
The waist wall panel portion 21 is eliminated, and the waist wall panel portion 21 is disposed between the upper side of the waist wall A and the upper lateral structural member C. A pipe 94 for supplying and draining the sink 9 is arranged in the waist wall A. The waist wall A may be cast in-situ or constructed of a precast concrete board (PC board) or the like.

(Embodiment 8) FIGS. 17 and 18 show an eighth embodiment. This eighth embodiment differs from the first embodiment in that
The waist wall panel portion 21 is eliminated, and the bay window with sink 1 is arranged on the outer wall of a detached house. A pipe 94 for supplying and draining the sink 9 is provided inside the outer wall.

(Ninth Embodiment) FIG. 19 shows a ninth embodiment. The ninth embodiment is different from the eighth embodiment in that a part of the upper rear portion of the sink 9 is a sink opening / closing lid body 92B that horizontally rotates so that something can be placed on the bay window lid body 323. That is, the outdoor side opening 91O is opened by rotating the sink opening / closing lid 92 vertically to the outdoor side. As in this embodiment, when the sink 9 is used outdoors from the outside by extending the sink 9 vertically and positioning the turning position of the sink opening / closing lid 92 to the lower side, the sink 9 is erected on the ground. Can be used.

(Embodiment 10) FIG. 20 shows Embodiment 10. The tenth embodiment is different from the eighth embodiment in that a part of the upper side of the sink rear portion of the sink 9 is a sink opening / closing lid body 92B that horizontally rotates so that something can be placed on the bay window lid body 323. A part of the upper side of the front part of the sink 9 is a sink opening / closing lid 92F that rotates in the horizontal direction, and the front part of the sink is substantially the same as the front window part 34 of the front window part 3 and is not projected. .

[0047]

The same effects as those of the first embodiment can be obtained in the second or tenth embodiment described above.

In the above-described embodiment, an example in which the front shape of the bay window with sink is made rectangular is described, but the present invention is not limited to this, and the present invention is applied to a bay window with sink of arbitrary front shape and wall thickness. You can Further, the sink portion and the storage portion can be kept clean by subjecting the sink portion and the storage portion to an antibacterial treatment with, for example, a photocatalyst, and at least one of the sink portion and the storage portion can be, for example, by arranging the ventilation fan, it is Ru can <br/> escape of moisture and odor sink portion and the repository portion outward. Although the sink has been described as an example of a housework sink, it may be used as a dish sink for clean food or the like.

Further, the case where the bay window portion 3 and the sink 9 are integrally formed has been described, but the bay window portion 3 and the sink 9 may be separately manufactured and joined together in a factory or a construction site. . Then, the sink 9 is suspended from the bay window bottom 32 of the bay window part 3 to support the own weight (vertical force) of the sink 9 on the bay window frame part 5 having the cantilever structure. The (vertical force) may be directly supported from the panel frame portion 4 by a cantilever structure.

[0051]

As described above, according to the invention of claim 1, since the sink is connected under the bay window, it is an outdoor sink which is installed under the bay window in terms of form, but on the indoor side. Has the function of an indoor sink that can also be used from. Further, by utilizing the lower open space below the sink, which is originally a dead space, for example, an outdoor unit of an air conditioner, a water heater, etc. can be arranged. Since the internal space of the sink communicates with the indoor space through the indoor opening and communicates with the outdoor space through the outdoor opening, the sink is used not only from the indoor side but also from the outdoor side. be able to.
Therefore, it is possible to take out, from the indoor side, the one housed in the sink from the outdoor side, and from the indoor side, take out the one housed in the sink from the indoor side.

According to the second aspect of the present invention, since the lid for opening and closing the indoor opening is provided, the lid is closed to open the indoor opening even if food waste is left in the sink. By closing and sealing, the odor does not enter the room and the garbage can be taken out from the outside. Furthermore, by providing a lid that opens and closes the outdoor side opening, it is possible to prevent rainwater and the like from entering the sink from the outdoor side. According to the third aspect of the invention, since the sink front portion is projected beyond the bay window front portion and the sink is attached to the bay window portion, the outdoor side opening portion can be easily provided.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a state where a sink-equipped bayonet window according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention is arranged in a wall surface opening portion of a housing complex.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view of a bay window with a sink shown in FIG.

FIG. 3 is a detailed sectional view of a sink portion of the bay window with sink shown in FIG.

4 is a perspective view of a panel frame part and a bayonet frame part of the bay window with a sink shown in FIG. 1. FIG.

FIG. 5 is a front view showing a panel portion.

FIG. 6 is a front view showing a bay window portion.

7 is a cross-sectional view taken along the line AA of FIG.

FIG. 8 is an explanatory diagram illustrating functions of an indoor sink and an outdoor sink.

FIG. 9 is an explanatory diagram showing a usage state of a sink.

FIG. 10 is a perspective view of a bay window with a sink that is Embodiment 2 of the present invention.

FIG. 11 is a detailed cross-sectional view of the sink portion of the bay window with the sink according to the third embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 12 is a detailed cross-sectional view of a sink portion of a bay window with a sink that is Embodiment 4 of the present invention.

FIG. 13 is a detailed cross-sectional view of a sink portion of a bay window with a sink that is Embodiment 5 of the present invention.

FIG. 14 is a detailed cross-sectional view of a sink portion of a bay window with a sink that is Embodiment 6 of the present invention.

FIG. 15 is a perspective view showing a state in which a sink-equipped bayonet window according to a seventh embodiment of the present invention is arranged in a wall surface opening of an apartment house.

FIG. 16 is an explanatory diagram showing a usage state of a sink.

FIG. 17 is a perspective view showing a state in which a bay window with a sink according to an eighth embodiment of the present invention is arranged in a wall surface opening of a single-family house.

FIG. 18 is an explanatory diagram showing a usage state of a sink.

FIG. 19 is a cross-sectional view of a ninth embodiment of the present invention in which a sink-attached bay window is arranged in a wall surface opening of a single-family house.

FIG. 20 is a cross-sectional view showing a state in which a sink-equipped bayonet window according to a tenth embodiment of the present invention is arranged in a wall surface opening of a single-family house.

FIG. 21 is a perspective view of a conventional one unit (one span, one floor) on the balcony side.

[Explanation of symbols]

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Bay window with sink 2 Panel section 21 Waist wall panel section 22 Panel opening section 3 Bay window sections 31R, 31L Bay window side section 32 Bay window bottom 321 Bottom plate 322 Bottom opening 323 Bay window lid 323L Bay window lid 323R Bay window lid 33 Bay window top 34 Bay window front part 4 Panel frame parts 41R, 41L Vertical frame 42 Upper frame 43 Lower frame 44 Middle frame 5 Bay window frame part 51R, 51L Vertical bar 52 Front lower bar 53 Front upper bar 54R, 54L Side lower bar 55R, 55L Side Upper crosspiece 6 Mounting member 9 Sink 91I Indoor side opening 91O Outdoor side opening 92 Sink opening / closing lid 92L Sink opening / closing lid 92R Sink opening / closing lid 92B Sink opening / closing lid 92F Sink opening / closing lid 93 Shower 94 Piping 95 Sink internal space 10 general panel member O1 first wall opening O2 second wall opening O wall opening P longitudinal structural member C transverse structural member E sleeves M small wall A spandrel wall W bay window K sink T Trash Sd lower open space

─────────────────────────────────────────────────── ─── Continuation of the front page (72) Kunio Watanabe 1-9-1, Nakase, Mihama-ku, Chiba, Chiba Mitsui Construction Co., Ltd. Makuhari Office (72) Takeshi Tanaka 70, Hayakawa, Takaoka, Toyama Prefecture Sankyo Alminium Industry Co., Ltd. (72) Inventor Ichiro Mizutani 70 Hayakawa, Takaoka City, Toyama Prefecture Sankyo Aluminum Industry Co., Ltd. (56) Bibliography Sho 59-182589 (JP, U) (58) Fields investigated (Int.Cl. ⁷ , DB name) E06B 3/00 E03C 1/12 E04B 2/56 605 A47K 1/00

Claims (3)

(57) [Claims] And 1. A Hanedashi was bay windows section consists of a sink that is connected to the lower of the bay window unit, the bay window unit and / or the indoor-side opening in the sink <br/> setting only, of the sink The interior space is empty through the opening on the inside of the room.
And the outdoor space through the opening on the outdoor side
A bay window with a sink. 2. The bay window with sink according to claim 1 , further comprising a lid for opening and closing the indoor side opening. 3. An exit window part that springs out and a sink connected under the exit window part, and an indoor side opening part is provided in the exit window part and / or the sink.
The sink is attached so that the sink front portion projects from the window front portion of the window window portion and has an outdoor side opening between the window portion and the window portion. .