CN216454489U - Magnetic type clothes hanging system capable of being standardized and customized - Google Patents
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The utility model relates to a magnetic clothes hanging system capable of being standardized and customized, which comprises a clothes rod main body, a standardized magnet assembly and a magnetic clothes hanger, wherein a magnetic attraction block of the magnetic clothes hanger is in magnetic attraction connection with a magnet block of the standardized magnet assembly, and the magnetic clothes hanging system is characterized in that: the hem of the clothes rod main body is connected with the cross bar of more than one standardized magnet assembly. The beneficial effects are as follows: the wardrobe has the advantages of space saving, convenience in use, standardized customization of the clothes rod and the magnet assembly, simple structure and lower cost.
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Technical Field
The utility model belongs to the technical field of magnetic suction suspension connecting structures, and particularly relates to a technology of a magnetic suction type clothes suspension system capable of being standardized and customized.
Background
The existing market has no product sale of the magnetic type clothes hanging system for the wardrobe. The combination of a clothes bar and a hook hanger is generally used to address the need for a wardrobe to hang clothes. Which is generally desirable, the disadvantages are: firstly, because the hook part of the hook type clothes rack is large and a hanging space needs to be reserved, the wardrobe needs a height of about 13 cm for installing and using a clothes rod, and the space of the wardrobe is consumed. Second, the hook-type hanger is not as convenient as magnetic hanging when being taken off or hung from the clothes rail.
Chinese patent application document: the clothes rod and the hook-free clothes rack (CN201911424879.1) matched with the clothes rod and the rotatable magnetic clothes rack (CN202010687692.7) disclose two technical schemes for airing clothes on a balcony. Which comprises a clothes-horse with a magnetic part at the bottom and a clothes hanger with a corresponding magnetic part at the top. Generally, it can meet the requirement, and the disadvantages are as follows: firstly, because the magnetic force required for hanging clothes is larger, only massive strong magnetism can be used, the processing process of directly mounting the magnetic blocks on the clothes airing rod is more complicated, and the surface of the clothes airing rod is possibly damaged in the processing process, so the cost is higher. Secondly, the transverse widths of the wardrobes are different, so the lengths of the matched clothes poles are also different! The magnet arranged on the clothes rod can not realize standardized customization and is difficult to meet the practical requirement that the magnetic clothes rod needs to be customized. And thirdly, the clothes-horse has a complex structure, and the appearance is greatly different from that of the traditional clothes-horse for the wardrobe, and the attractiveness is poor.
SUMMERY OF THE UTILITY MODEL
The utility model aims to provide a magnetic clothes hanging system which saves the space of a wardrobe, is convenient to use, can standardize and customize a clothes rod and a magnet assembly, has a simple structure and lower cost, and can be standardized and customized.
In order to achieve the purpose, the technical solution of the utility model is as follows: a magnetic garment hanger system that can be standardized and customized, as shown in fig. 1 and cross-sectional view 2, includes a pole body, a standardized magnet assembly, and a magnetic garment hanger. The clothes bar body is made of extruded section as shown in the sectional view of figure 3, and the lower middle part of the clothes bar body comprises an open slot for accommodating a standardized magnet assembly. The two sides of the inner surface of the opening part of the open slot respectively comprise a folded edge (obviously, the folded edge can also be replaced by a small rectangular frame) which is used for connecting the transverse strips of the magnet positioning standard component. The folded edge and the transverse edge on the upper part of the folded edge form a small groove to clamp the transverse strip of the magnet positioning piece of the standardized magnet assembly. The upper part of the open slot comprises a cavity which is mainly used for enhancing the structural stability of the clothes rod main body.
The standardized magnet assembly is shown in a cross-sectional view 4 and comprises a magnet positioning piece, a magnet block and a screw. The bottom of the magnet positioning piece is provided with a covering plate which is used for covering an open slot of the clothes rod main body as shown in a cross sectional view 5. The two sides of the cover plate are respectively connected with a transverse strip in an integrated manner and are used for being connected with a small groove of the clothes rod main body. The installation seat is connected in the middle of the cover plate in an integrated mode and used for enhancing the structural strength of the screw holes. The middle of the mounting seat comprises a screw hole for connecting a screw. The bottom of the mounting seat comprises a groove for mounting the magnet block. The magnet block is a round or rectangular strong magnet (or a magnetic guiding block when the strong magnet is connected to the magnetic clothes rack) as shown in the cross section of fig. 6. The middle of the mounting seat comprises a counter bore which is used for being connected with the mounting seat through a screw. The screw is a standard screw. The inner wall of the groove of the magnet positioning piece accommodates the outer wall of the magnet block and is fixedly connected with the magnet positioning piece through screws.
Figure 7 shows a schematic representation of the connection of the clothes bar body and the standardized magnet assembly.
The magnetic clothes rack is shown in fig. 8 and comprises a clothes rack body, a magnetic guiding block and a screw. The hanger body is shown in fig. 9, and the top of the hanger body comprises a groove for mounting the magnetic guide block. The magnetic attraction block is a metal block capable of generating magnetic attraction with a magnet block of a standardized magnet assembly, or a magnet block with opposite magnetic poles when the magnetic attraction block is used for attracting heavier clothes, as shown in fig. 10. The middle of the connecting rod comprises a countersunk hole for connecting a screw. The groove of the clothes hanger main body is used for accommodating the magnetic guiding block and is fixed through screws.
The clothes rod main body, the standardized magnet assembly and the magnetic clothes hanger are connected as shown in figure 1 and a cross section 2, and the folded edge of the clothes rod main body is connected with the cross bar of the magnet positioning piece of more than one standardized magnet assembly. The magnetic attraction clothes rack guide
In addition to the above, the standardized magnet assembly of the second aspect includes a magnet positioning member and a magnet block as shown in a cross-sectional view of fig. 11. The magnetic positioning piece is shown in a cross-sectional view 12, and the bottom of the magnetic positioning piece comprises a cover plate. The two sides of the cover plate are respectively connected with the transverse bar in an integrated way. The middle of the cover plate is integrally connected with the mounting seat. The mount base includes a recess. The magnet block is a round or rectangular strong magnet and is connected with the mounting base through viscose. The inner wall of the groove of the magnet positioning piece accommodates the outer wall connection of the magnet block and is connected through adhesive bonding. The clothes rod main body is made of extruded section bars, and the middle of the lower part of the clothes rod main body comprises an open slot as shown in a sectional view 13. Two sides of the inner surface of the opening part of the open slot respectively comprise a folded edge. The folded edge and the transverse edge on the upper part of the folded edge form a small groove. Two sides of the outside of the open slot respectively comprise a covering edge which is used for covering the open slot of the wood plate during embedded installation. The standardized magnet assemblies and the clothes rod main body are connected as shown in fig. 14, and the folded edges of the clothes rod main body are connected with the cross bars of the magnet positioning pieces of more than one standardized magnet assembly.
In addition to the above, the clothes rod main body of the 3 rd proposal is shown in a sectional view 15, which is made of an extruded section, and the middle of the lower part of the clothes rod main body comprises an open slot. Two sides of the inner surface of the opening part of the open slot respectively comprise a folded edge. The folded edge and the transverse edge on the upper part of the folded edge form a small groove. The upper portion of the open slot includes a cavity. The side of the open slot comprises an LED light trough, and a white light sheet and an LED light bar are connected on the LED light trough. The connection between the clothes bar body and the standardized magnet assemblies is as shown in fig. 16, and the folded edge of the clothes bar body is connected with the cross bar of the magnet positioning piece of more than one standardized magnet assembly.
The working principle is as follows: the standardized magnet assembly is produced in a factory production line, and the cost is reduced to the minimum. The clothes rod main body can be cut according to the width requirement of the wardrobe. Then the horizontal bar of the standardized magnet assembly is inserted and filled along the small groove of the clothes rod main body. If the length is not longer than a standardized magnet assembly length, a portion of the magnet positioning member is cut and filled. Two ends of the clothes rod main body are connected with the wardrobe side plates through the base or connected with the wardrobe layer plates in an embedded mode.
Obviously, the combination technology of the clothes rod main body and the standardized magnet assembly in the technical scheme can replace a combined product of a clothes rod and a hook type clothes rack matched with a wardrobe product and a combined product of a lifting type clothes rod and a hook type clothes rack, and can also be applied to a lifting type clothes rack product, and the magnetic absorption storage of the bottom of a mirror cabinet or a hanging cabinet or a laminate or a vertical plate or a wall of a cabinet product. Such a simple transformation should fall within the scope of protection of the present solution.
After the scheme is adopted, the utility model has the beneficial effects that: the wardrobe has the advantages of space saving, convenient use, standardized customization of the clothes rod and the magnet assembly, simple structure and lower cost.
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Figure 1 is a schematic view of an assembly of the present invention.
Figure 2 is a cross-sectional view of the combination of the present invention.
Fig. 3 is a schematic cross-sectional view of the clothes pole body of the present invention.
Fig. 4 is a cross-sectional view of a standardized magnet assembly of the present invention.
Fig. 5 is a cross-sectional view of a magnet positioning member of the present invention.
Fig. 6 is a sectional view of a magnet block of the present invention.
Fig. 7 is a schematic view of the inventive clothes rod body and standardized magnet assembly connection.
FIG. 8 is a schematic view of a magnetically attracted garment hanger of the present invention.
Figure 9 is a schematic view of the body of a garment hanger according to the utility model.
FIG. 10 is a schematic view of the magnetic attraction block of the present invention.
Fig. 11 is a cross-sectional view of a standardized magnet assembly of a second aspect of the present invention.
Fig. 12 is a sectional view of a magnet positioning member according to a second aspect of the present invention.
Fig. 13 is a schematic cross-sectional view of a clothes bar body according to a second aspect of the present invention.
Figure 14 is a schematic view of the connection of a standardized magnet assembly and a clothes bar body of a second aspect of the present invention.
Fig. 15 is a schematic cross-sectional view of a clothes bar body according to a third aspect of the present invention.
Figure 16 is a schematic view of the connection of the clothes bar body and standardized magnet assembly of the third aspect of the present invention.
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10. a clothes rod main body; 11. an open slot; 12. folding edges; 13. transverse edges; 14. a cavity; 20. a standardized magnet assembly; 21. A magnet positioning member; 211. a cover plate; 212. a horizontal bar; 213. a mounting seat; 214. a screw hole; 215. a groove; 22. a magnet block; 221. a countersunk hole; 23. a screw; 30. magnetically attracting the clothes rack; 31. a hanger body; 311. a groove; 32. a magnetic guide block; 321. A countersunk hole; 33. a screw; 40. a standardized magnet assembly; 41. a magnet positioning member; 411. a cover plate; 412. a horizontal bar; 413. A mounting seat; 414. a groove; 22. a magnet block; 50. a clothes rod main body; 51. an open slot; 52. folding edges; 53. transverse edges; 54. Covering the edges; 60. a clothes rod main body; 61. an open slot; 62. folding edges; 63. transverse edges; 64. a cavity; 65. an LED lamp trough; 66. A white light sheet; 67. an LED light bar.
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a standardized customized magnetically-attractable garment suspension system, as shown in fig. 1 and cross-sectional view 2, includes a pole body 10, a standardized magnet assembly 20, and a magnetically-attractable garment hanger 30. The clothes rod main body 10 is made of extruded section as shown in a sectional view of fig. 3, and the lower middle part of the clothes rod main body comprises an open slot 11. Both sides of the inner surface of the opening part of the open groove 11 respectively comprise a folded edge 12. The folded edge 12 and the transverse edge 13 at the upper part form a small groove. The upper part of the open channel 11 comprises a cavity 14.
The standardized magnet assembly 20 includes a magnet positioning member 21, a magnet block 22 and a screw 23 as shown in the cross-sectional view of fig. 4. The magnetic positioning element 21 is shown in cross-sectional view in fig. 5, and the bottom thereof includes a cover plate 211. The two sides of the cover 211 are integrally connected with a horizontal bar 212. The cover 211 is integrally connected to the mounting seat 213. The mounting seat 213 includes a screw hole 214 in the middle. The bottom of the mounting seat 213 includes a groove 215. The magnet block 22 is a circular or rectangular strong magnet as shown in the cross-sectional view of fig. 6, and includes a counterbore 221 in the middle. The screw 23 is a standard screw. The inner wall of the recess 215 of the magnet positioning member 21 accommodates the outer wall of the magnet block 22 and is fixedly connected with the magnet positioning member by a screw 23.
Fig. 7 shows a schematic of the connection of the clothes bar body 10 and the standardized magnet assembly 20.
The magnetic clothes hanger 30 is shown in fig. 8 and comprises a clothes hanger body 31, a magnetic guiding block 32 and a screw 33. The hanger body is shown in figure 9 with the top portion including a recess 311. The magnetic guiding block 32 is a metal block capable of magnetically attracting the magnet block 22 of the standardized magnet assembly 20, or a magnet block with opposite magnetic poles when magnetically attracting heavier clothes, as shown in fig. 10. Including a counterbore 321 in the middle. The groove 311 of the clothes hanger main body 31 accommodates the magnetic guiding block 32 and is fixed by the screw 33.
The connection of the clothes rod main body 10, the standardized magnet assemblies 20 and the magnetic clothes hanger 30 is as shown in fig. 1 and a sectional view 2, and the folded edge 12 of the clothes rod main body 10 is connected with the cross bar 212 of the magnet positioning piece 21 of one or more standardized magnet assemblies 20. The magnetic guiding block 32 of the magnetic clothes hanger 30 is magnetically connected with the magnet block 22 of the standardized magnet assembly 20.
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the standardized magnet assembly 40 of the second embodiment includes a magnet positioning member 41 and a magnet block 42 as shown in the sectional view of fig. 11. The bottom of the magnetic positioning member 41 is shown in cross-sectional view in fig. 12, and includes a cover 411. The two sides of the cover 411 are respectively connected with a horizontal bar 412. The middle of the cover 411 is integrally connected with a mounting seat 413. The bottom of mount 413 includes a groove 414. The magnet block 42 is a strong magnet having a circular or rectangular shape. The inner wall of the groove 414 of the magnet positioning member 41 accommodates the outer wall of the magnet block 42 for connection and is bonded by glue. The clothes bar body 50 is shown in a sectional view of fig. 13, and includes an open groove 51 at the lower middle portion thereof. Both sides of the inner surface of the opening of the open groove 51 each include a folded edge 52. The flange 52 and its upper transverse edge 53 form a small recess. The two outer sides of the opening groove 51 each include a covering edge 53. The standardized magnet assembly 40 and the clothes bar body 50 are connected as shown in fig. 14, and the folded edge 52 of the clothes bar body 50 is connected with the cross bar 412 of the magnet keeper 41 of one or more standardized magnet assemblies 40.
Example 3:
the clothes bar body 60 of the 3 rd embodiment is shown in a sectional view in fig. 15, and includes an open groove 61 in the middle of the lower portion. Both sides of the inner surface of the opening portion of the open groove 61 include a folded edge 62. The flap 62 forms a small recess with its upper transverse edge 63. The upper portion of the slot 61 includes a cavity 64. The side of the opening groove 61 includes an LED light groove 65 to which a white sheet 66 and an LED light bar 67 are connected. As shown in fig. 16, the clothes bar body 60 and the standardized magnet assemblies 20 are connected, and the folded edge 62 of the clothes bar body 30 is connected to the cross bar 212 of the magnet keeper 21 of one or more standardized magnet assemblies 20.
A standardized customized magnetically-attractable garment suspension system, as shown in fig. 1 and cross-sectional view 2, includes a pole body 10, a standardized magnet assembly 20, and a magnetically-attractable garment hanger 30. The clothes rod main body 10 is made of extruded section as shown in a sectional view of fig. 3, and the lower middle part of the clothes rod main body comprises an open slot 11. Both sides of the inner surface of the opening part of the open groove 11 respectively comprise a folded edge 12. The folded edge 12 and the transverse edge 13 at the upper part form a small groove. The upper part of the open channel 11 comprises a cavity 14.
The standardized magnet assembly 20 includes a magnet positioning member 21, a magnet block 22 and a screw 23 as shown in the cross-sectional view of fig. 4. The magnetic positioning element 21 is shown in cross-sectional view in fig. 5, and the bottom thereof includes a cover plate 211. The two sides of the cover 211 are integrally connected with a horizontal bar 212. The cover 211 is integrally connected to the mounting seat 213. The mounting seat 213 includes a screw hole 214 in the middle. The bottom of the mounting seat 213 includes a groove 215. The magnet block 22 is a circular or rectangular strong magnet as shown in the cross-sectional view of fig. 6, and includes a counterbore 221 in the middle. The screw 23 is a standard screw. The inner wall of the recess 215 of the magnet positioning member 21 accommodates the outer wall of the magnet block 22 and is fixedly connected with the magnet positioning member by a screw 23.
Fig. 7 shows a schematic of the connection of the clothes bar body 10 and the standardized magnet assembly 20.
The magnetic clothes hanger 30 is shown in fig. 8 and comprises a clothes hanger body 31, a magnetic guiding block 32 and a screw 33. The hanger body is shown in figure 9 with the top portion including a recess 311. The magnetic guiding block 32 is a metal block capable of magnetically attracting the magnet block 22 of the standardized magnet assembly 20, or a magnet block with opposite magnetic poles when magnetically attracting heavier clothes, as shown in fig. 10. Including a counterbore 321 in the middle. The groove 311 of the clothes hanger main body 31 accommodates the magnetic guiding block 32 and is fixed by the screw 33.
The connection of the clothes rod main body 10, the standardized magnet assemblies 20 and the magnetic clothes hanger 30 is as shown in fig. 1 and a sectional view 2, and the folded edge 12 of the clothes rod main body 10 is connected with the cross bar 212 of the magnet positioning piece 21 of one or more standardized magnet assemblies 20. The magnetic guiding block 32 of the magnetic clothes hanger 30 is magnetically connected with the magnet block 22 of the standardized magnet assembly 20.
Example 2:
the standardized magnet assembly 40 of the second embodiment includes a magnet positioning member 41 and a magnet block 42 as shown in the sectional view of fig. 11. The bottom of the magnetic positioning member 41 is shown in cross-sectional view in fig. 12, and includes a cover 411. The two sides of the cover 411 are integrally connected with a horizontal bar 412. The middle of the cover 411 is integrally connected with a mounting seat 413. The bottom of mount 413 includes a groove 414. The magnet block 42 is a circular or rectangular strong magnet. The inner wall of the groove 414 of the magnet positioning member 41 accommodates the outer wall of the magnet block 42 for connection and is bonded by glue. The clothes bar body 50 is shown in a sectional view of fig. 13, and includes an open groove 51 at the lower middle portion thereof. Both sides of the inner surface of the opening portion of the open groove 51 include a folded edge 52. The flange 52 and its upper transverse edge 53 form a small recess. The two outer sides of the opening groove 51 each include a covering edge 53. The standardized magnet assembly 40 and the clothes bar body 50 are connected as shown in fig. 14, and the folded edge 52 of the clothes bar body 50 is connected with the cross bar 412 of the magnet keeper 41 of one or more standardized magnet assemblies 40.
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the clothes bar body 60 of the 3 rd embodiment is shown in a sectional view in fig. 15, and includes an open groove 61 in the middle of the lower portion. Both sides of the inner surface of the opening portion of the open groove 61 include a folded edge 62. The flap 62 forms a small recess with its upper transverse edge 63. The upper portion of the slot 61 includes a cavity 64. The side of the opening groove 61 includes an LED light groove 65 to which a white sheet 66 and an LED light bar 67 are connected. As shown in fig. 16, the clothes bar body 60 and the standardized magnet assemblies 20 are connected, and the folded edge 62 of the clothes bar body 30 is connected to the cross bar 212 of the magnet keeper 21 of one or more standardized magnet assemblies 20.
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1. The utility model provides a formula clothes suspension is inhaled to magnetism that can standardize customization, includes clothing pole main part, standardized magnet subassembly and magnetism clothes hanger of inhaling, the magnetism inhale clothes hanger draw the magnetic path with the magnet piece magnetism of standardized magnet subassembly inhale and be connected characterized by: the hem of the clothes rod main body is connected with the cross bars of more than one standardized magnet assembly.
2. The standardable customized magnetic-type garment suspension system of claim 1, wherein: the middle of the lower part of the clothes rod main body comprises an open slot, and two sides of the inner surface of the open slot respectively comprise a folded edge.
3. The standardable customized magnetic-type garment suspension system of claim 1, wherein: standardized magnet subassembly include magnet setting element and magnet piece, the inner wall of the recess of magnet setting element hold the outer wall of magnet piece to fixed connection.
4. The standardable customized magnetic-type garment suspension system of claim 1, wherein: the magnetic clothes hanger comprises a clothes hanger main body, a magnetic guiding block and a screw, wherein the magnetic guiding block is installed in a groove of the clothes hanger main body and is fixed through the screw.
5. The standardable customized magnetic-type garment suspension system of claim 1, wherein: two sides of the outside of the opening groove of the clothes rod main body respectively comprise a covering side.
6. The standardable customized magnetic-type garment suspension system of claim 1, wherein: the side of the opening groove of the clothes rod main body comprises an LED lamp groove, and a white light sheet and an LED lamp strip are connected onto the LED lamp groove.
7. A standardized customized magnetic-type garment suspension system as claimed in claim 3 wherein: the bottom of the magnet positioning piece comprises a covering plate, the two sides of the covering plate are respectively connected with a transverse strip in an integrated mode, the middle of the covering plate is connected with an installation seat in an integrated mode, and the bottom of the installation seat comprises a groove.
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