JP2002267359A - Calligraphy japanese paper drying device and calligraphy hobby room - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a calligraphy Japanese paper drying device to facilitate a work to hang down a Japanese paper and besides enables the whole of a calligraphy hobby room to be looked over when the Japanese papers are dried. SOLUTION: The calligraphy Japanese paper drying device comprises a lateral bar 11 having length enabling hanging down of a plurality of Japanese papers P aligned in the direction of width; a plurality of Japanese paper fixing tools 19 held on the lateral bar 11; a support member 15 to support the lateral bar 11 in a horizontal state; a main shaft 12 to hoist the lateral support member 15; and a drive mechanism 16 to rotationally drive the main shaft 12. The drive mechanism 16 is driven by a rope 14.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a calligraphy paper drying apparatus which can dry a calligraphy paper which has been wet in a suspended state while hanging it, and a calligraphy classroom provided with the apparatus.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art In a conventional calligraphy classroom, the height of the classroom does not interfere with one side of the classroom (for example, 1.m from the floor).
A rope or a wire is extended to a height of 8 m), and a newly-written wet calligraphy paper is suspended and dried here. However, in such a case, 1.
Hanging a piece of paper on a rope or wire at a height of 8 m was not easy for adults, and for children in calligraphy classrooms, it was more complicated to take off shoes and go up to a chair or desk. In addition, in a state where the semi-paper is suspended from a height of 1.8 m, the lower end of the semi-paper hangs down,
Not only was the field of vision blocked, hindering the class, but also the lower part of the half-paper could contact the head or the like, causing the head and the half-paper to become dirty.

[0003]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The present invention has been made to solve such a drawback, and makes it easy to suspend a half-paper sheet, and also allows the entire calligraphy classroom to be overlooked even when the half-paper sheet is suspended. It is another object of the present invention to provide a calligraphy paper drying apparatus and a calligraphy classroom provided with the drying apparatus, in which the lower end of the paper does not contact the head or the like at all.

[0004]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, the invention of a calligraphy paper drying apparatus according to claim 1 has a length that allows a plurality of papers to be suspended in a line in the width direction. A horizontal bar, a horizontal bar vertical moving device capable of moving the horizontal bar up and down while keeping the horizontal bar in a horizontal state,
It is characterized by comprising.

According to a second aspect of the present invention, in the calligraphy half-paper drying apparatus according to the first aspect, a plurality of half-paper fixing devices are held on the horizontal bar.

According to a third aspect of the present invention, in the calligraphy half-paper drying apparatus according to the first or second aspect, the horizontal bar up and down moving device winds the support member for supporting the horizontal bar and the horizontal bar support member. It is characterized by comprising a main shaft and a rotation drive mechanism for rotating the main shaft.

According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, in the calligraphy half-paper drying apparatus according to the third aspect, the rotary drive mechanism is constituted by a rope or an electric motor. According to a fifth aspect of the present invention, in the calligraphy half-paper drying device according to the second aspect, the half-paper fixing device is configured by a hanger having a clip mechanism on one side.

According to a sixth aspect of the present invention, there is provided a calligraphy classroom in which a plurality of lighting devices are provided on a ceiling along a plurality of lines, respectively, substantially in the middle of the lighting lines. A calligraphy half-paper drying device according to any one of the preceding claims.

According to a seventh aspect of the present invention, in the calligraphy classroom according to the sixth aspect, a desk is arranged along the illumination line.

According to an eighth aspect of the present invention, there is provided a clothes drying apparatus comprising: a horizontal bar, a support member for supporting the horizontal bar in a horizontal state, a main shaft for winding the horizontal bar support member, and a friction pulley fixed to the main shaft. And a rope suspended along the upper half circumference of the friction pulley, wherein the horizontal bar holds a plurality of clothes fixing devices.

[0011]

DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to FIGS. FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a calligraphy half-paper drying apparatus according to the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a partial front view of FIG. 1 and 2, reference numeral 10 denotes a calligraphy paper drying apparatus, which is a horizontal bar 11 having a length capable of hanging a plurality of papers P in the width direction and suspending them.
A plurality of paper fixing devices 19 held by the horizontal bar 11
A support member 15 for supporting the horizontal bar 11 in a horizontal state, and a spindle 12 for winding up the horizontal bar support member 15
And a rotation drive mechanism 16 for rotating the main shaft 12. The rotation drive mechanism 16 is driven manually here, and the rope 14 is pulled.

The horizontal bar 11 may be made of any material, such as metal, plastic, wooden, bamboo, etc., as long as it can hang a plurality of semi-papers and is strong and lightweight. Here, the diameter is 20 mm
The anodized metal round pipe is used. The length is preferably a length capable of hanging a plurality of semi-papers, and here, it is set to about 1600 mm, which allows five half-papers to be lowered with a gap therebetween (see FIG. 6).

As the paper fixing device 19, any material can be used as long as the paper can be hung, for example, a clothespin can be used. Here, a safety hanger 191 as shown in FIG. 3 is used as a portion to be hooked on the horizontal bar 11, and a clip 194 is attached to the other end via a connecting string 193, and a half paper is sandwiched in this portion. In this case, a rubber or sponge may be fixed to the inside of the distal end of the clip 194 so that even if there is a manufacturing error at the distal end of the clip 194, the half paper can be reliably suspended.

The safety hanger 191 includes:
A spring 192 that is constantly biased in a direction to close the opening from the inside is provided near the opening of the safety hanger 191. When attaching the clothespin to a desired position of the horizontal bar 11, the loop portion located on the opposite side of the clothespin was moved axially from the end of the horizontal bar 11 to the desired position. tea·
By using the hanger 191, it can be directly attached to a desired position of the horizontal bar 11 from the radial direction. After installation, the spring 192 is
Since the opening of the hanger 191 is closed, there is no danger that the safety hanger 191 will be disengaged from the horizontal bar 11 and fall.

The horizontal bar supporting member 15 uses two strings made of cloth or synthetic fiber, and fixes one end and the vicinity of the other end of the horizontal bar 11 to the lower end of each string, and the upper end of each string is provided on the ceiling side. The main shaft 12 is fixed near one end and the other end, respectively.

A mounting base 92 is fixed to the ceiling 91 (FIG. 2) with screws 93, and L-shaped members 95 are mounted on both ends of the mounting base 92 with screws 94, respectively. The main shaft 12 is rotatably provided between the L-shaped members 95, 95. Further, a friction pulley 17 is connected to one end of the main shaft 12, a rope 14 is suspended along an upper half circumference of the friction pulley 17, and the other end of the rope 14 is closed to form a closed loop. The friction pulley 17 and the rope 1
4 constitutes a manual rotary drive mechanism 16 (FIG. 1), and the suspension between the friction pulley 17 and the rope 14 is covered with a cover to prevent dust and the like from adhering.

In such a calligraphy half-paper drying apparatus 10, when one of the loops of the rope 14 is gripped and pulled down, the friction pulley 17 is rotated accordingly, and the main shaft 12 integral with the friction pulley 17 is also moved. The horizontal bar support member 15 is wound up by this rotation, and the horizontal bar 11 rises toward the ceiling while maintaining the horizontal state. Conversely, when the other side of the loop of the rope 14 is gripped and pulled downward, the friction pulley 17 rotates in the reverse direction, and the main shaft 12 integral with the friction pulley 17 also rotates in the reverse direction. Is rewound, and the horizontal bar 11 descends while keeping the horizontal state. If the horizontal bar 11 is lowered to a lower position during attachment in this manner, the attachment of the paper sheet can be easily performed by a child. Also, after installation, a horizontal bar 1 near the ceiling
If 1 is raised, the half paper can be dried without getting in the way.

Although the main shaft 12 is rotated manually by pulling the rope 14, the main shaft 12 may be rotated by using a small motor. In this case, the control signal of the small electric motor is wirelessly transmitted from the floor side, and the rope 1 is remotely controlled.
4 can be omitted and the beauty of the classroom can be improved.

FIG. 4 shows a modification 19 'of the paper fixing device 19 of FIG. That is, the safety
A rectangular frame 62 is fixed to the other end of the hanger 61 via a connecting string 63, and a plurality of pairs of clips 64 are attached between opposite sides of the rectangular frame 52. With this configuration, a single safety hanger 61 can be used to dry a plurality of semi-paper sheets, so that the drying efficiency with respect to the occupied area is improved.

FIG. 5 is a plan view of the ceiling of a layout of a calligraphy classroom R in which the calligraphy half-paper drying device 10 of FIG. 1 is arranged. In the figure, a calligraphy desk D and a chair C are drawn by imaginary lines. In the calligraphy classroom, two desks D are juxtaposed, and another two desks D are arranged in a state of facing each of the desks D, thereby forming one island “S” in a “field” shape. Similarly, the four desks D are arranged in a “field” shape to form another island S2. The figure shows a state in which six such islands are arranged in a width of 2 × 3. Each calligraphy desk D has two chairs C arranged side by side. The plurality of lighting devices L mounted on the ceiling are arranged on the line just above the islands S1 and S2. Thereby, efficient lighting is performed on each desk D.

Further, the calligraphy semi-paper drying apparatus 10 of the present invention is also provided.
Are arranged on the line behind each chair C. In other words, with such an arrangement, the calligraphy semi-paper drying device 1
Since 0 does not come in contact with each desk D, the calligraphy half-paper drying device 10 can be lowered to a position lower than the desk, and the installation of the half-paper can be easily performed by children.

FIG. 6 is a front view of the calligraphy classroom shown in FIG. 5 in a state where the paper is hung on the calligraphy paper drying apparatus 10. In the figure, the left calligraphy half-paper drying device 10 has been lowered to near the desk D, and the right calligraphy half-paper drying device 10 'has raised the horizontal bar 11 near the ceiling so as not to obstruct it. . In this manner, the horizontal bar 11 can be lowered to a low position during mounting, so that the half paper can be easily mounted, and the horizontal bar 11 'can be raised to near the ceiling during drying.
The paper is not in the way.

Although the above has been described as a calligraphy paper drying apparatus, the present invention is not limited to the calligraphy paper drying apparatus, but can be used for drying watercolors and the like, and drying dyed articles and the like.

Also, by using the horizontal bar of the drying device as a clothesline and disposing the device under a eaves or on a veranda, it is effective for drying laundry and the like. That is,
When the laundry is attached to the clothesline, the horizontal bar 11 can be lowered to a lower position, and during drying, the horizontal bar 11 'can be raised close to the eaves, so that the laundry is not in the way. Also at the time of taking in, since the work can be performed by lowering the horizontal bar 11 to a low position, the jaw does not become slack because the jaw is turned upward for a long time as in the case of the conventional clothesline. In this case, the use of the fixing device 19 ′ as shown in FIG.

[0025]

As described above, according to the calligraphy half-paper drying apparatus of the present invention, a horizontal bar having a length capable of suspending a plurality of semi-papers in the width direction and hanging the horizontal bar horizontally By providing a horizontal bar up and down movement device that can move the horizontal bar up and down while maintaining the state, the work of hanging the half paper becomes very easy, and for calligraphy close to the ceiling with the half paper suspended. Since the horizontal bar of the paper drying device is raised, it does not obstruct the view of the calligraphy classroom, and the danger of the lower end of the paper contacting the head or the like is completely eliminated.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 shows a perspective view of a calligraphy half-paper drying apparatus according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 shows a front view of a calligraphy semi-paper drying apparatus according to the present invention.

FIG. 3 is a paper fixing device used in a calligraphy paper drying device.
Here is an example.

FIG. 4 shows a modification of the paper fixing device.

FIG. 5 is a top plan view of a calligraphy classroom in which the calligraphy semi-paper drying device of FIG. 1 is arranged.

FIG. 6 is a front view of a calligraphy classroom in a state in which a half-paper is hung on a calligraphy half-paper drying device.

[Explanation of symbols]

 REFERENCE SIGNS LIST 10 calligraphy half-paper drying device 11 horizontal bar 12 main shaft 14 rope 15 horizontal bar support member 16 rotation drive mechanism 17 friction pulley 19 semi-paper fixing device 191 safety hanger 192 spring 193 connecting string 194 clip 91 ceiling 92 mounting base 93, 94 screws 95 L-shaped member

Claims (8)

[Claims] 1. A horizontal bar having a length capable of suspending a plurality of sheets of paper in the width direction and suspending the horizontal bar, and a vertical bar capable of vertically moving the horizontal bar while keeping the horizontal bar in a horizontal state. And a moving device. 2. An apparatus for drying a calligraphy paper according to claim 1, wherein a plurality of paper fixing devices are held on said horizontal bar. 3. A horizontal bar up and down moving device, comprising: a support member for supporting the horizontal bar; a main shaft for winding up the horizontal bar support member;
3. The drying device according to claim 1, further comprising a rotary drive mechanism for rotating the main shaft. 4. The calligraphic half-paper drying apparatus according to claim 3, wherein said rotary drive mechanism is constituted by a rope or an electric motor. 5. The apparatus for drying a calligraphy paper according to claim 2, wherein said paper fixing device comprises a hanger having a clip mechanism on one side. 6. The calligraphy half-paper according to claim 1, wherein in a calligraphy classroom provided with a plurality of lighting devices along a plurality of lines on a ceiling, respectively, substantially in the middle of the respective lighting lines. A calligraphy classroom comprising a drying device. 7. The calligraphy classroom according to claim 6, wherein a desk is arranged along the lighting line. 8. A horizontal bar, a support member for supporting the horizontal bar in a horizontal state, a main shaft for winding the horizontal bar support member, a friction pulley fixed to the main shaft, and an upper half circumference of the friction pulley. A hanging rope, wherein the horizontal bar holds a plurality of clothes fixing devices.