JP2006312004A - Pillow used also as disaster prevention hood - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a pillow used also as a disaster prevention hood, which is used as the disaster prevention hood with a mask in case of a disaster. <P>SOLUTION: The upper end edge of the hood is made to be openable with a slide fastener. One end of a belt shape body is attached to a position corresponding to the mask in the right or left front part of the hood. A lock member is arranged in the neighborhood of the attachment position of the belt shape body. The belt shape body goes round in the horizontal periphery of the hood, so as to lock the other end of the belt shape body to the lock member. Additionally, a bell is attached to the grip part of the slide fastener in the pillow used also as the disaster prevention hood. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2007,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a pillow for combined use with a disaster prevention hood that can be used as a disaster hood with a mask during a disaster.

The pillow that also serves as a conventional disaster hood is equipped with a pocket on the lower side of the inside to store small flashlights, seals, cash, etc., combined with a pillow cover with a zippered doorway and a strap cover attached on both sides (For example, see Utility Model Document 1)
In addition, there is a type in which a plurality of pockets are provided on the inner surface of the hood, and the front and lower ends of the hood can be opened and closed with a slide fastener (for example, see Utility Model Document 2).

  Hereinafter, a pillow (reference 1) combining a disaster hood and a buckwheat bag shown in FIG. 4 and a disaster prevention pillow (reference 2) in which the disaster supplies shown in FIGS.

Figure 4 shows that a pocket 6 is provided on the inner lower side of the disaster hood so that small flashlights, seals, cash, etc. can be stored. It is a set of a pillow cover that is tied with a string 1 so as not to slip, and has an entrance with a chuck and a hand strap on both ends. (The buckwheat bag and pillowcase are not shown)
5 and 6, the front end and hem of the disaster hood can be opened and closed with a slide fastener E. When used as a hood, the slide fastener E is opened and covered, and a pocket C is provided on the inner surface of the hood as shown in FIG. When the necessities are stored and the slide fastener E is closed, the four sides are closed to become a pillow.

Utility model document 1

    Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 57-120374

Utility model document 2

    Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 62-100071

  None of the conventional pillows for disaster-protection hoods described above can be used as a mask while wearing the hood. In addition, utility model document 2 uses a zipper to close the opening on the face and shoulder of the hood with a slide zipper, so if you open the slide zipper and wear it as a hood, there are various situations that can be expected during a disaster. For example, a slide fastener hits the face and is easily damaged when it is sandwiched between furniture or building materials collapsed by an earthquake or passes through a narrow gap.

  The present invention seeks to solve the above disadvantages.

  In order to achieve the above-mentioned object, the present invention makes it possible to open and close the upper edge of the hood with a slide fastener, and attach one end of the belt-like body to a position covering the nose and mouth on either the left or right side of the hood. A locking member is provided in the vicinity of the body attachment portion, the belt-like body is made to make one turn around the side of the hood, and the other end of the belt-like body is fastened with a locking member that matches the locking member. As the locking member, appropriate means such as a hook-and-loop fastener, a snap, a button and a hole, or a button and a loop string are used.

  The second solving means is to attach a bell to the slide fastener knob.

  The action of the first solution means that the band-like body acts as a mask and acts as a hood dropping prevention string.

  The action of the second solution means that when used as a pillow, the slide fastener is opened and used, so that when the bell is attached, the picking of the slide fastener can be confirmed by sound even in the dark at bedtime. Can be used as a disaster hood by closing.

As described above, the pillow for disaster-use hood according to the present invention is a pillow that opens when the slide fastener at the upper edge of the hood is opened, becomes a hood when it is closed, and a mask that prevents suction of smoke and dust when the belt is wrapped around the head. At the same time, the effect of preventing the hood from falling off is obtained. In addition, the slide fastener is located above the head and does not cause pain or discomfort by touching the skin in any case used as a pillow or a hood.
In particular, even if furniture cannot be moved due to the collapse of furniture or building materials expected in the event of an earthquake disaster, the slide fastener is not used in front of the hood, so there is no risk of damaging the face with the slide fastener.
Moreover, since the position of the slide fastener can be confirmed by sound by attaching a bell to the slide fastener, it is easy to open and close the slide fastener even in the dark.

BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION

  Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

In FIG. 1, the upper edge of the hood 1 can be opened and closed with a slide fastener 2, and the rear part 3 is folded in half or formed into a ring shape or closed by sewing or the like. One end 5 of the strip 4 is attached to the position, and a fastener 6 is provided as a locking member on the surface in the vicinity of the attachment portion of the strip 4.
A hook-and-loop fastener 6 a that is locked to the hook-and-loop fastener 6 is provided on the back surface of the other end of the belt-like body 4, and a side periphery of the hood is rotated around the hook and the hook-and-loop fastener 6 is locked. In the figure, reference numeral 7 denotes a bell attached to the pick of the slide fastener, and reference numeral 8 denotes a portion applied to the shoulder of the hood. The material used for the hood is preferably a cushioning material such as a quilting material, a foam material, or an air-sealing material, and is preferably covered with a flameproof material.

  As described above, the belt-like body 4 goes around the side width of the hood to form a hood detachment preventing strap action and a mask action. In order to further enhance the mask effect and the effect of preventing the hood from falling off, a hook-and-loop fastener 6b is provided at a position corresponding to the mask on the front surface of the other end of the hood 1, and a hook-and-loop fastener 6c is provided at a position corresponding to the mask end on the back surface of the belt-like body 4. And may be locked. If the hook and loop fastener 6a, the hook and loop fastener 6b and the hook and loop fastener 6c are engaged in this manner, the size and position of the mask are more stable and the effect of preventing the hood from falling off is enhanced. Although the hook-and-loop fastener is illustrated as the locking member, other members may be used.

  FIG. 2 shows a case where the slide fastener 2 at the upper edge of the hood is opened and used as a pillow. At bedtime, the band 4 may be laid under the pillow as shown in the figure.

  Even in a dark disaster, or even while lying down, the sound of the bell 7 confirms the position of the slide fastener 2 so that you can quickly close the slide fastener 2 and cover your head. When it is wrapped, it becomes a disaster hood with a mask.

  FIG. 3 shows the case where a disaster hood is formed. As shown in the example, if the pocket 9 for storing the whistle is provided at the position of the mask, it is possible to seek rescue by taking out the whistle from the pocket of the mouth without searching for the storage place when the floor is under the furniture or the house. Therefore, it is preferable. In this case, it is preferable to connect the inside of the pocket and the whistle with a string, and it is preferable to provide a gauze or a breathable cushioning material at the portion corresponding to the mouth at the mask position.

The perspective view made into the hood of the disaster-use hood combined pillow which shows embodiment of this invention. The top view which shows the case where the said disaster-use hood combined pillow is used as a pillow. The perspective view which wound the strip | belt-shaped body of the disaster-protection hood combined pillow. Conventional literature is shown. Conventional literature is shown. Conventional literature is shown.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Width 2 Slide fastener 3 Back part 4 of a hood 4 Strip | belt body 5 One end 6,6a, 6b, 6c of the strip | belt-shaped body 4 Surface fastener 7 Bell attached to the pick of slide fastener 8 Portion on the shoulder of the hood 9 Mask position pocket

Claims (2)

  The top edge of the hood can be opened and closed with a slide fastener, one end of the band is attached to the position covering the nose or mouth on either the left or right side of the hood, and a locking member is provided in the vicinity of this band attachment part. A pillow for combined disaster prevention hood, characterized in that the body is turned around the side of the hood and the other end of the belt-like body is fastened with a locking member suitable for the locking member.   The pillow according to claim 1, wherein a bell is attached to a pick portion of the slide fastener.

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