Integrated bathroom cabinet

By designing a movable auxiliary cabinet and a linkage valve system in the bathroom cabinet, the problem of water leakage when the auxiliary cabinet is hidden is solved, and the user experience and space utilization efficiency are improved.

CN222888904UActive Publication Date: 2025-05-23GUANGDONG VOVICA HOME TECH CO LTD
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Patent Information

Application Number
CN202421438981.3
Authority / Receiving Office
CN · China
Patent Type
Utility models(China)
Current Assignee / Owner
Filing Date
2024-06-21
Publication Date
2025-05-23
Estimated Expiration
2034-06-21

AI Technical Summary

Technical Problem

The existing bathroom cabinet cannot detect leakage in the water outlet in time when the auxiliary cabinet is hidden, resulting in hidden flooding.

Method used

An integrated bathroom cabinet is designed. By opening an accommodating hole on the side wall of the main cabinet, the auxiliary cabinet is inserted and moved along the depth direction of the accommodating hole, it drives the linkage to open and close the valve, disconnect the water source, and reduces the risk of water leakage.

Benefits of technology

It realizes disconnecting the water source when no sub-coffee is needed, reducing the risk of water leakage during hiding, and integrating wireless charging potential and speaker placement, improving the user experience.

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Abstract

The utility model discloses an integrated bathroom cabinet, and relates to the improvement of bathroom cabinets. Comprising a main cabinet body and an auxiliary cabinet body, a containing hole used for containing the auxiliary cabinet body is formed in the side wall of the main cabinet body, and the auxiliary cabinet body is inserted into the containing hole and moves in the depth direction of the containing hole to stretch out of or retract into the containing hole; a first upper faucet is arranged on the upper end face of the main cabinet body, a second upper faucet is arranged on the upper end face of the auxiliary cabinet body, a water inlet tee joint is arranged in the main cabinet body, the water inlet end of the water inlet tee joint is communicated with a water inlet pipe, the first water outlet end of the water inlet tee joint is communicated with the first upper faucet, and the second water outlet end of the water inlet tee joint is communicated with the second upper faucet. A second water outlet end of the water inlet tee joint is communicated with the second upper faucet through a hose; the second water outlet end is provided with a valve, a linkage piece used for controlling opening and closing of the valve is arranged between the valve and the auxiliary cabinet body, and the auxiliary cabinet body moves to drive the linkage piece to act. The application has the advantage of reducing the risk of water leakage when the auxiliary cabinet body is hidden.
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Description

Technical Field

[0001] The utility model relates to the improvement of a bathroom cabinet, in particular to an integrated bathroom cabinet. Background Art

[0002] One of the essential functional components of the bathroom during the installation of the bathroom cabinet is generally a water-resistant cabinet body used to install the washbasin and the water inlet. However, a general household bathroom cabinet can usually only install one washbasin. For an average family of three, the time for getting up early to wash is relatively concentrated, so there is often a scramble. In the related art, there is a folding bathroom cabinet, which adds a sub-cabinet body on the basis of the original bathroom cabinet. The sub-cabinet body is hidden in the original bathroom cabinet by a pull-out method. It can be easily pulled out from the original bathroom cabinet when in use. A basin is installed on the original bathroom cabinet and the sub-cabinet body respectively, which can alleviate the use condition. When not in use, the sub-cabinet body is hidden in the main cabinet body and does not take up much space. And it is precisely because the sub-cabinet body needs to be hidden in the main cabinet body as a whole in most cases, once the water inlet on the sub-cabinet body leaks, it cannot be discovered in time, causing a hidden danger of flooding. Utility Model Content

[0003] In order to overcome the deficiencies of the prior art, the utility model provides an integrated bathroom cabinet.

[0004] The utility model is implemented by the following technical scheme: an integrated bathroom cabinet, comprising a main cabinet and a sub-cabinet, a receiving hole for receiving the sub-cabinet is provided on the side wall of the main cabinet, the sub-cabinet is inserted into the receiving hole and moves along the depth direction of the receiving hole to extend out of or retract into the receiving hole;

[0005] A first upper water faucet is provided on the upper end surface of the main cabinet, a second upper water faucet is provided on the upper end surface of the auxiliary cabinet, a water inlet tee is provided in the main cabinet, a water inlet end of the water inlet tee is connected to a water inlet pipe, a first water outlet end of the water inlet tee is connected to the first upper water faucet, and a second water outlet end of the water inlet tee is connected to the second upper water faucet through a hose;

[0006] Wherein, a valve is arranged on the second water outlet, and a linkage member for controlling the opening and closing of the valve is arranged between the valve and the auxiliary cabinet, and the movement of the auxiliary cabinet drives the linkage member to move.

[0007] The linkage member comprises a pushing part and a transmission part, wherein the transmission part is connected to the pushing part, the other end of the transmission part is connected to the valve, and the other end of the pushing part is fixed on the outer side wall of the auxiliary cabinet.

[0008] The transmission part comprises a gear and a rotating sleeve. The rotating sleeve is fixed in the center hole of the gear and is coaxial with the center hole. The gear is sleeved on the driving shaft of the valve through the rotating sleeve.

[0009] The pushing part comprises a rack, one end of which is fixed on the side wall of the auxiliary cabinet and the rack is meshed with the gear. When the auxiliary cabinet moves along the depth direction of the accommodating hole, the rack pushes the gear to rotate.

[0010] A sealing plate is provided on the side wall of the auxiliary cabinet away from the main cabinet, and the sealing plate covers the opening of the accommodating hole when the auxiliary cabinet is inserted into the accommodating hole.

[0011] A plurality of layer plates are arranged on the end surface of the sealing plate away from the auxiliary cabinet, and each layer of the layer plates is parallel to each other and perpendicular to the sealing plate.

[0012] The layer board is provided with a wireless charging position and a speaker placement position.

[0013] Compared with the prior art, the utility model integrates a wireless charging position and a speaker placement position on the traditional bathroom cabinet. In actual use, the speaker and the wireless charging module can be installed in the corresponding position. Since toilets are usually installed in the bathroom at home, the mobile phone can be charged and used as an external speaker during use, providing a better toilet experience. At the same time, if multiple people use it during use, the sub-cabinet can be directly pulled out, and the sub-cabinet can be directly reset when it is not needed. During the movement of the sub-cabinet, the valve can be opened and closed by the transmission part, so that the water source on the sub-cabinet can be disconnected when the sub-cabinet is reset, reducing the risk of water leakage when the sub-cabinet is hidden. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0014] Figure 1 It is a structural schematic diagram of the integrated bathroom cabinet in the utility model;

[0015] Figure 2 It is a schematic diagram of the internal structure of the integrated bathroom cabinet;

[0016] In the figure: 1. Main cabinet; 11. Receiving hole; 12. Slide rail; 2. Sub-cabinet; 3. Water inlet tee; 31. Valve; 32. Linkage; 321. Gear; 322. Rack; 4. Basin; 5. Cover plate; 51. Wireless charging position; 52. Speaker placement position. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0017] The present invention is further described below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings and specific implementation methods. It should be noted that, under the premise of no conflict, the various embodiments or technical features described below can be arbitrarily combined to form a new embodiment.

[0018] Reference Figure 1-2An integrated bathroom cabinet includes a main cabinet 1 and a sub-cabinet 2. A receiving hole 11 for receiving the sub-cabinet 2 is provided on the side wall of the main cabinet 1. The sub-cabinet 2 is inserted into the receiving hole 11 and moves along the depth direction of the receiving hole 11 to extend out of or retract into the receiving hole 11. Specifically, a slide rail 12 can be installed on the side wall of the receiving hole 11. The sub-cabinet 2 is connected to the slide rail 12 so that the sub-cabinet 2 can move along the depth direction of the receiving hole 11, that is, the sub-cabinet 2 can be drawn out from the receiving hole 11 and placed on one side of the main cabinet 1. When the sub-cabinet 2 is needed, the sub-cabinet 2 can be drawn out. When the sub-cabinet 2 is not needed, the sub-cabinet 2 can be hidden in the receiving hole 11 of the main cabinet 1, thereby saving limited space in the bathroom.

[0019] A basin 4 can be installed on the main cabinet 1 and the auxiliary cabinet 2 respectively. At the same time, since the auxiliary cabinet 2 essentially needs to be pulled out from the inside of the main cabinet 1, there is a height difference between the main cabinet 1 and the auxiliary cabinet 2. In actual use, after the auxiliary cabinet 2 is pulled out, it can be used by both adults and children, and has a wider range of adaptability.

[0020] A first water faucet is provided on the upper end surface of the main cabinet 1, and a second water faucet is provided on the upper end surface of the auxiliary cabinet 2. The first water faucet and the second water faucet correspond to the basins 4 on the main cabinet 1 and the auxiliary cabinet 2, respectively. A water inlet tee 3 is provided in the main cabinet 1, the water inlet end of the water inlet tee 3 is connected to the water inlet pipe, the first water outlet end of the water inlet tee 3 is connected to the first water faucet, and the second water outlet end of the water inlet tee 3 is connected to the second water faucet through a hose. That is, when the auxiliary cabinet 2 is extended or retracted into the main cabinet 1, the hose can be extended and retracted at the same time, reducing the risk of water leakage at the joint. A valve 31 is provided on the second water outlet end, and a linkage 32 for controlling the opening and closing of the valve 31 is provided between the valve 31 and the auxiliary cabinet 2, and the auxiliary cabinet 2 moves to drive the linkage 32 to move. When the auxiliary cabinet 2 is used, the auxiliary cabinet 2 is pulled out, and the linkage 32 is driven to move while the auxiliary cabinet 2 is pulled out, thereby pushing the valve 31 to open and restore the water supply to the second water faucet. When the auxiliary cabinet 2 is not needed, the auxiliary cabinet 2 is pushed and moved into the main cabinet 1. During the movement of the auxiliary cabinet 2, the linkage member 32 is also driven to move, and the valve 31 is pushed to close, thereby cutting off the water supply of the second water faucet. That is, when the auxiliary cabinet 2 is not needed, the auxiliary cabinet 2 is hidden in the main cabinet 1, and the second water faucet on the auxiliary cabinet 2 is not actually supplied with any water, but is only supplied with water when the auxiliary cabinet 2 is pulled out for use, thereby reducing the risk of water leakage when the auxiliary cabinet 2 is hidden.

[0021] The linkage part 32 can be a push part and a transmission part, the transmission part is connected to the push part, the other end of the transmission part is connected to the valve 31, and the other end of the push part is fixed on the outer wall of the auxiliary cabinet 2. The transmission part includes a gear 321 and a rotating sleeve, the rotating sleeve is fixed in the center hole of the gear 321 and is coaxial with the center hole, and the gear 321 is mounted on the driving shaft of the valve 31 through the rotating sleeve. That is, by rotating the gear 321, the opening and closing of the valve 31 can be controlled. Here, the valve 31 can use a conventional ball valve, and the valve stem of the ball valve is generally an outer hexagonal shape. The rotating sleeve can be processed into an inner hexagonal shape corresponding to the shape of the valve stem so that it can be adapted and mounted on the valve stem. The pushing part includes a rack 322, one end of which is fixed on the auxiliary cabinet 2 and meshed with the gear 321. As the auxiliary cabinet 2 moves, the rack 322 can move forward and backward with the auxiliary cabinet 2, and finally mesh with the gear 321. The gear 321 further drives the rotating sleeve to rotate, that is, the valve 31 can be driven to open and close by the rotation of the rotating sleeve. When the auxiliary cabinet 2 is used, the auxiliary cabinet 2 is pulled out, and the auxiliary cabinet 2 is pulled out and the linkage 32 is driven to move, thereby pushing the valve 31 to open and restore the water supply to the second faucet. When the auxiliary cabinet 2 is not needed, the auxiliary cabinet 2 is pushed and moved into the main cabinet 1. During the movement of the auxiliary cabinet 2, the linkage 32 is also driven to move, pushing the valve 31 to close and cutting off the water supply to the second faucet. That is, when the auxiliary cabinet 2 is not needed, the auxiliary cabinet 2 is hidden in the main cabinet 1 and the second faucet on the auxiliary cabinet 2 is actually not supplied with any water and is only supplied with water when the auxiliary cabinet 2 is pulled out for use, thereby reducing the risk of water leakage when the auxiliary cabinet 2 is hidden.

[0022] A sealing plate 5 is provided on the side wall of the auxiliary cabinet 2 away from the main cabinet 1. When the auxiliary cabinet 2 is inserted into the receiving hole 11, the sealing plate 5 covers the opening of the receiving hole 11. A plurality of layers are provided on the end face of the sealing plate 5 away from the auxiliary cabinet 2, and each layer is parallel to each other and perpendicular to the sealing plate 5. A wireless charging position 51 and a speaker placement position 52 are provided on the layer. The wireless charging position 51 and the speaker placement position 52 are integrated on the traditional bathroom cabinet. In actual use, the speaker and the wireless charging module can be installed at the corresponding positions. Since a toilet is usually installed in the bathroom at home, the mobile phone can be charged and used as an external speaker during use, providing a better toilet experience.

[0023] Compared with the prior art, the utility model integrates a wireless charging position 51 and a speaker placement position 52 on a traditional bathroom cabinet. In actual use, the speaker and the wireless charging module can be installed at the corresponding positions. Since a toilet is usually installed in the bathroom at home, the mobile phone can be charged and used as an external speaker during use, providing a better toilet experience. At the same time, if multiple people use it during use, the auxiliary cabinet 2 can be directly pulled out, and the auxiliary cabinet 2 can be directly reset when it is not needed. During the movement of the auxiliary cabinet 2, the valve 31 can be opened and closed by the transmission member, so that the water source on the auxiliary cabinet 2 can be disconnected when the auxiliary cabinet 2 is reset, reducing the risk of water leakage when the auxiliary cabinet 2 is hidden.

[0024] The above-mentioned implementation modes are only preferred implementation modes of the present invention, and cannot be used to limit the protection scope of the present invention. Any non-substantial changes and substitutions made by technicians in this field on the basis of the present invention shall fall within the scope of protection required by the present invention.

Claims

1. An integrated bathroom cabinet, comprising a main cabinet and a sub-cabinet, wherein a receiving hole for receiving the sub-cabinet is provided on a side wall of the main cabinet, and the sub-cabinet is inserted into the receiving hole and moves along the depth direction of the receiving hole to extend out of or retract into the receiving hole; Features: A first upper water faucet is provided on the upper end surface of the main cabinet, a second upper water faucet is provided on the upper end surface of the auxiliary cabinet, a water inlet tee is provided in the main cabinet, a water inlet end of the water inlet tee is connected to a water inlet pipe, a first water outlet end of the water inlet tee is connected to the first upper water faucet, and a second water outlet end of the water inlet tee is connected to the second upper water faucet through a hose; Wherein, a valve is arranged on the second water outlet, and a linkage member for controlling the opening and closing of the valve is arranged between the valve and the auxiliary cabinet, and the movement of the auxiliary cabinet drives the linkage member to move.

2. The integrated bathroom cabinet according to claim 1, characterized in that: The linkage member comprises a pushing part and a transmission part, wherein the transmission part is connected to the pushing part, the other end of the transmission part is connected to the valve, and the other end of the pushing part is fixed on the outer side wall of the auxiliary cabinet.

3. The integrated bathroom cabinet according to claim 2, characterized in that: The transmission part comprises a gear and a rotating sleeve. The rotating sleeve is fixed in the center hole of the gear and is coaxial with the center hole. The gear is sleeved on the driving shaft of the valve through the rotating sleeve.

4. The integrated bathroom cabinet according to claim 3, characterized in that: The pushing part comprises a rack, one end of which is fixed on the side wall of the auxiliary cabinet and the rack is meshed with the gear. When the auxiliary cabinet moves along the depth direction of the accommodating hole, the rack pushes the gear to rotate.

5. The integrated bathroom cabinet according to claim 1, characterized in that: A sealing plate is provided on the side wall of the auxiliary cabinet away from the main cabinet, and the sealing plate covers the opening of the accommodating hole when the auxiliary cabinet is inserted into the accommodating hole.

6. The integrated bathroom cabinet according to claim 5, characterized in that: A plurality of layer plates are arranged on the end surface of the sealing plate away from the auxiliary cabinet, and each layer of the layer plates is parallel to each other and perpendicular to the sealing plate.

7. The integrated bathroom cabinet according to claim 6, characterized in that: The layer board is provided with a wireless charging position and a speaker placement position.