JP1752372S - freestanding handrail - Google Patents

Abstract

This article is a free-standing handrail that is placed on the floor and used as an aid for getting up or sitting down from a bedclothes or chair, or as an aid when walking. The handrail portion that the user of this product holds has an overall rounded, horizontally long, and seamless shape, making it easy for the user to grip from any position, and allows the user to stand up or stand up safely. Able to sit and walk. In addition, as shown in Reference Figures 1 and 2 showing usage conditions, the height of the handrail part can be adjusted, so it can be adjusted appropriately according to the user's height or the height of the bedding and chair. It has flexibility. Regarding the handrail part consisting of three stages formed in the shape of a horizontally long Japanese character, as shown in Reference Figures 1 and 2, two horizontally long gray rails are formed in parallel at both left and right ends of the upper half of the upper stage. The part is a part to which a phosphorescent sticker is attached, and therefore has a slightly concave shape as a sticker affixing part. Furthermore, dimples (concave portions) are regularly provided in parallel arrangement on the left and right over substantially the entire length of the lower half portions of the upper and middle tiers. The dimples are formed to make it easier for the user to grip and to prevent it from slipping.