DE8409515U1 - ANTI-THEFT SECURITY FOR CLOTHING CLOTHING CLOTHES - Google Patents

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Title: Anti-theft device for items that can be placed on coat hooks Clothing

Anti-theft protection for items of clothing placed on coat hooks, The coat hook has a larger upwardly directed upper hook and one below it and also upwardly directed, but smaller, lower hooks are formed, of which the upper hook is used as a hat shelf and the lower hook designed as a clothes rack and both (fakeη attached to a common base plate sinÖ.

It is generally frefcaftni, articles of clothing, such as coat, yak « ken, hats, etc., to put on coat hooks and these hooks

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both 1m private living area and public places to be provided. In those in public places such as restaurants, Cafes, bathing establishments, etc. Facilities attached to coat hooks often run the risk of getting garments on purpose or accidentally stolen, so that particularly valuable parts, such as furs, etc., result in considerable losses. In addition, most of the coat hooks are placed in restaurants or cafes in such places, that they cannot or can hardly be seen by the visitor, what the risk of losing the K IeI you ng piece it considerably enlarged.

To counteract this deficiency, DE-Gin 72 43 576 known such a coat hook with an anti-theft device to provide and this fuse as a lock train with chain. This anti-theft device, consisting of from ring lock and chain with their ring lock around the foot of the clothes hook, and it can be the item of clothing to be secured be secured against unauthorized theft by means of the chain · For this purpose, the chain has both of you Each end has an eyelet so that after pulling the chain through the garment both eyelets from a ring bracket of the lock can be grasped and held »The ring bracket itself can be pushed into the lock and there after it has clicked into place being held. The castle itself is with a ski US be provided that after the ring clip has snapped into place from the lock can be pulled out and taken along by the visitor. On this Heise 11St see a securing of the item of clothing realize against unauthorized theft, however, the handling of this security is cumbersome and has to

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the disadvantage that only one item of clothing is attached to the anti-theft device or whose chain can be placed.

Hler sets in the innovation on which the task is based, to develop an anti-theft device in such a way that, without to have the aforementioned deficiencies, these 2 to one Integrated part of the coat hook 1st and the other can be handled easily.

This object is achieved according to the innovation in that at least the lower hook is hinged to the base plate and this hook is attached to its hinge facing, free end with an eyelet as a counterpart of a lock of the Theft protection is equipped and that the lock of the anti-theft device is attached to the upper hook for this eyelet 1st, with then a closable connection between the upper one and lower hook can be produced 1st.

These measures create a coat hook which not only advantageously solves the problem on which the innovation is based, but also has other advantages. It 1st possible, for example, several to hang to a same visitor circle belonging garments on the same hook and secure with this, making the better allocation of the clothes hook is guaranteed * This 1st particularly where vm advantage where relatively few coat hooks by many visitors started will. Another advantage of this anti-theft device can be seen in the fact that, due to its integration in the coat hook, it forms a structural unit with it.

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In the drawing, there is an example of the innovation shown schematically. It shows:

Pig «1 A star view of a coat hook with the 1hm installed anti-theft device and

Flg. 2 a rare view of the coat hook according to F1g.

The anti-theft device for securing items of clothing from unauthorized access or theft is provided on a classic coat hook 1, which is connected to a larger, upwardly directed upper hook 2, e.g. B. for putting down hats, and a smaller, also upwardly curved lower hook 3, 2. B. for hanging coats, jackets, etc., is equipped 1st. The hooks 2, 3, which are attached to a base plate 4, are provided with parts of the anti-theft device, part of which, in this case a lock S on the upper hook 2 and another part, 1 in this case an eyelet 6, are attached to the lower hook 3. In order to allow the parts of the anti-theft device to snap into one another or to be able to close them, at least one hook, ie in this case the lower hook 3, is connected to the base plate 4 in an articulated manner, and this hook is at its freely protruding end with the Eye 6 provided, * which engages in the lock 5 on the upper hook 2 in the vertical direction when this hook is pivoted. The lock 5, which is fixedly attached to the upper hook 2, is provided in a known manner with a key 7 which, after the eyelet 6 of the lower hook 3 has engaged, can be pulled into the lock 5 and stored by the user of the clothes hook 1.

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In order to ensure that the items of clothing placed on the lower hook 3 are better held, this lower hook can be 1 m area its free end be strongly curved, so that this is in the locked position its eyelet 6 as a closed Ring works. To accommodate the hanging on this hook 3 Garments must have the lower hook visible so that the with a hanger provided clothes hung on this can be. For this purpose, the lower hook 3 is connected in an articulated manner to the base plate 4 via a joint 8.

When the anti-theft device is open, the key should 7 remain in the lock 5 and cannot be removed so that the user of the anti-theft device can access the individual Safekeeping of his clothing is preserved.

In the execution of the clothes hook shown here 1 1st only the lower hook 3 is designed to be pivotable about the joint 8. This does not preclude the upper hook 2 from being articulated to be connected to the base plate 4. In such a case the upper hook 2 would also have a joint 8 like the lower hook exhibit.

The base plate 4 receiving the hooks 2, 3 can be attached to a wall 9 can be attached. Basically it is assumed that the lower hook 3 is the lockable element.

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t t M ti tt J Applicant: Heinz H. Nebel OberfUrberger Str. 31 8510 Fiirth 1 Representative and delivery agent Fritz Merten Authorized representative: patent and civil engineer Hallerhüttenstr. 6 8500 Nuremberg 40 Official file number: G 84 09 515.6 Applicant no.: Our reference: 81.4103 Date: 2nd Augiist 1984 PROTECTION APPROACH Anti-theft protection for items of clothing placed on coat hooks, the coat hook having a gvüßeren upwardly directed upper hook and one below it arranged and also upwardly directed, but smaller, lower hook is formed of which the upper hook designed as a hat shelf and the lower hook as a clothes shelf and both hooks on a common Base plate are attached, characterized in that at least the lower hook (3) on the base plate (4) articulated and this hook at its free end facing away from the joint (8) with an eyelet (6) as I f -75 -2- Counterpart of a lock (5) equipped with theft protection, and that the lock of the anti-theft device is attached to this eyelet on the upper hook (2), with the a closable connection between the upper and lower hook can be established. 2. Anti-theft device according to claim I _9, characterized in that the upper hook (2) is connected to the base plate (4) in an articulated manner, and the lock (5) of the anti-theft device is arranged on the upper hook. ■ 'Uli i ^!