JP2009268867A - Washing drying apparatus and auxiliary device for washing drying apparatus - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide an auxiliary device which enables an existing washing drying apparatus to accommodate more drying poles and to provide a washing drying apparatus which can accommodate so many washing drying poles and which is easy to handle. <P>SOLUTION: The auxiliary device 1 for washing drying apparatus can be attached to an existing washing drying apparatus equipped with a pair of arms 203 each having one or more pole holes 205. The device 1 includes: a base part 10 which catches the end 203a of each arm 203 and a joint part 207 so that they are attached to the base part; and an additional arm 20 which is turnably attached to the base part 10 and includes additional pole accommodating parts 22. A first projection 21 is provided on one side 20s of two side faces wherein the base part 10 and the additional arm 20 face each other. Two second projections 18, 19 capable of abutting on the first projection 21 by turning of the additional arm 20 are provided on the other side face 11s. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2010,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to an auxiliary device attached to a clothes drying apparatus or an existing clothes drying apparatus, and more particularly to a clothes drying apparatus or an auxiliary device that can hang more clothes hanging baskets than can be hung on an existing clothes drying apparatus.

When clothes or the like are to be hung, they are hung directly on a clothes hanger, or clothes or the like are hung on a hanger and the hanger is hung on a clothes hanger. In apartment houses, a clothes drying device is used in which a pair of arms with one or more hanging holes are held horizontally or obliquely upward from the veranda wall. Hang clothes or hangers on the clothesline. For example, a clothes drying apparatus described in Non-Patent Document 1 is known.
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  In the above-described clothes drying apparatus, the number of clothes racks that can be hung is limited by the number of the hook holes. However, there is a problem in that it is not possible to hang a number of clothes racks that exceed the number of the hanging holes, and it is not possible to hang all the clothes when the number of clothes to be dried increases. Moreover, although the number of the hook holes with which an arm is provided can also be increased, for example, when a clothes drying apparatus is attached to a narrow place, the arm becomes too long and becomes difficult to handle.

  Accordingly, an object of the present invention is to provide an auxiliary device that allows a large number of clothes racks to be hung in an existing clothes-drying device, and to hang a large number of clothes-dryers. An object of the present invention is to provide a clothes-drying device that can be handled and has no problem in handling.

The auxiliary device for the clothes drying apparatus of the present invention is an auxiliary device for a clothes drying device that is attached to an existing clothes drying device, and includes a pair of arms provided with one or a plurality of hook holes.
A base that can be attached by sandwiching the tip and the node of each arm; and
An additional arm having a plurality of additional hooks attached to the base for rotation;
A first protrusion is provided on one of the two side surfaces where the base and the additional arm face each other, and two second protrusions that can come into contact with the first protrusion as the additional arm rotates. It is provided with.

The auxiliary device for the clothes drying apparatus of the present invention is an auxiliary device for a clothes drying device that is attached to an existing clothes drying device, and includes a pair of arms provided with one or a plurality of hook holes.
A base that can be attached by sandwiching the tip and the node of each arm; and
An additional arm with a plurality of additional hooks attached to the base for rotation,
A first protrusion is provided on one of the two side surfaces where the base and the additional arm face each other, and the other side surface can contact the first protrusion as the additional arm rotates. An arcuate groove into which the protrusion can be fitted is provided.

  The auxiliary device for the clothes drying apparatus of the present invention is such that a base is attached to the tip of an existing arm, and an additional arm that can be rotated and hung on a clothesline is attached to the base. Therefore, it becomes possible to hang more clothes hangers than the hangers that can be hung on the existing clothes drying apparatus.

The clothes drying apparatus of the present invention includes a pair of arms provided with one or a plurality of hook holes, and an additional arm provided with a plurality of additional hook parts rotatably attached to the tip of each arm. Prepared,
A first protrusion is provided on one of the two side surfaces where the arm and the additional arm face each other, and two second protrusions that can come into contact with the first protrusion as the additional arm rotates. It is provided with.

The clothes drying apparatus of the present invention includes a pair of arms provided with one or a plurality of hook holes, and an additional arm provided with a plurality of additional hook parts rotatably attached to the tip of each arm. Prepared,
A first protrusion is provided on one of the two side surfaces where the arm and the additional arm face each other, and the other side surface can contact the first protrusion as the additional arm rotates. An arcuate groove into which the protrusion can be fitted is provided.

  The clothes drying apparatus of the present invention is provided with an arm and an additional arm that can be pivoted to the base at the tip of the arm and can hang a clothes rack. Therefore, it becomes possible to hang more clothes-drying baskets than the clothes-drying baskets which can be hung on the conventional clothes-drying apparatus.

  In addition, the rotation range of the additional arm is limited by the contact of the protrusion and the protrusion or groove provided on the base or the tip of the arm attached to the existing arm and the additional arm, respectively. Is fixed in place. When not in use, it is fixed so that it overlaps with the existing arm (or arm), it does not hinder the folding of the existing arm (or arm), and when the number of clothes hanging is small, the arm becomes long even in a narrow place It is no longer difficult to handle.

  Hereinafter, embodiments of an auxiliary device for a clothes-drying device according to the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1A is a perspective view showing an existing clothes drying apparatus, and FIG. 1B is a perspective view showing a state in which an auxiliary apparatus for the clothes drying apparatus of the present invention is attached to an existing clothes drying apparatus. In the existing clothes drying apparatus, a pair of support columns 201 and 202 extending in the vertical direction from the wall 200 of the veranda are attached to the wall 200. A pair of arms 203 and 204 are held on the columns 201 and 202 at positions that extend obliquely upward from the horizontal direction, and each arm 203 and 204 includes a plurality of hook holes 205 and 206. The clothes hanging basket 210 can be hung on each of the hook holes 205 and 206.

  The arms 203 and 204 are rotatable in a substantially vertical plane of the veranda wall 200 and are folded along the columns 201 and 202 when not in use. In addition, description of the rotation mechanism of the arms 203 and 204 and the mounting structure of the columns 201 and 202 is omitted. In use, the pair of arms 203 and 204 may be held in the horizontal direction, or the arms may be folded by a method other than the above-described method.

  A pair of arms 203 and 204 are attached to the ends of the arms 203 and 204, respectively, so that the clothes hanger 210 can be hung on the additional arm 20 and more than the clothes hanger that can be hung on the existing clothes hanger. It becomes possible to hang a clothesline.

  FIG. 2 shows a state in which the auxiliary device 1 of the clothes drying apparatus according to the present invention is attached to the tip of the arm 203, (a) is a view seen from the side, and (b) is AA in (a). It is line notch sectional drawing. The auxiliary device 1 for the clothes drying apparatus is rotatably attached to the base 10 and the base 2 that are fixed to the arm 203 by sandwiching the tip 203a of the arm 203 and the node 207 that defines the hooking hole 205. An additional arm 20 is provided.

  The base portion 10 includes a cover portion 11 that covers the distal end 203 a of the arm 203 and a sandwiching portion 12 that sandwiches the node portion 207. The cover portion 11 includes a pipe 13 extending in the longitudinal direction of the arm 203, and the sandwiching portion 12 includes an attachment piece 12a extending perpendicularly to the arm 203, and a screw groove (not shown) is screwed into the attachment piece 12a. ing.

  The bolt 15 passes through the pipe 13 and is screwed into a thread groove (not shown) of the mounting piece 12a. By tightening the bolt 15, the cover portion 11 and the sandwiching portion 12 sandwich the arm 203 to sandwich the base portion 10. Is attached. You may tighten the volt | bolt 15 using a nut, without providing the thread groove of the attachment piece 12a. Depending on the width of the existing arm 203, the cover 11 may be displaced in the width direction. In this case, the screw 28 can be screwed into the side surface in the width direction of the cover portion 11 until it abuts against the arm 203 to suppress the displacement of the cover portion 11. In addition, the pipe 13 can be attached to the main body of the cover part 11 by methods, such as welding.

  A threaded portion 17 is provided on the side surface 11 s of the cover portion 11 facing the additional arm 20, and a thread groove (not shown) is threaded on the threaded portion 17. The bolt 23 passes through a through hole (not shown) of the additional arm 20 and is screwed into the thread groove of the threaded portion 17. In order to prevent loosening, the bolt 23 may be provided with a washer or a spring washer as appropriate.

  A first protrusion 21 is provided on the side surface 20 s of the additional arm 20 facing the cover portion 11. On the other hand, on the side surface 11 s of the cover portion 11, the two second protrusions 18 and 19 come into contact with the second protrusions 18 and 19 as the additional arm 20 rotates, and the additional arm 20 rotates. It is provided at a position where the movement range is limited. That is, the rotation range of the additional arm 20 is limited so that the first protrusion 21 moves only on the arc passing through the second protrusions 18 and 19 with the threaded portion 17 as the center.

  Specifically, as shown in FIG. 2A, the second protrusion 19 is provided at a position where the first protrusion 21 contacts the second protrusion 19 when the additional arm 20 is in the horizontal direction. It has been. Therefore, the additional arm 20 is fixed in the horizontal direction and does not hang down. By changing the position of the second protrusion 19, the additional arm 20 can be fixed at a predetermined angle, a position slightly upward from the horizontal direction, or slightly downward from the horizontal direction.

  FIG. 3 shows a state in which the first protrusion 21 is in contact with the second protrusion 18. The arm 203 and the additional arm 20 are fixed in an overlapping state, and the folding of the arm 203 of the existing clothes drying apparatus is not hindered. Further, if the additional hooking portion 22 and the hooking hole 205 are overlapped, it is possible to use only the arm 203 of the existing clothes drying apparatus without extending the additional arm 20. In FIG. 3, the sandwiching portion 12 and the pipe 13 are omitted.

  Similarly, the auxiliary device 1 of the clothes drying apparatus is attached to the other arm 204, and the clothes rack can be hung on the additional hooking portion 22 of the pair of additional arms 20. Therefore, it becomes possible to hang more clothes hangers than the hangers that can be hung on an existing clothes drying apparatus.

  Any structure other than those described above can be adopted as long as the rotation range of the additional arm 20 is limited. For example, as shown in FIG. 4, the side surface 11 s of the cover portion 11 has an arc-shaped groove 31 centered on the threaded portion 17, and the first protrusion 21 of the additional arm 20 is inserted into the groove 31. Also good. In this case, the 1st protrusion 21 contact | abuts to the edge part of the groove | channel 31, and the rotation range of the additional arm 20 is restrict | limited. In FIG. 4, only the cover portion 11 is shown.

  The example which provided the 2nd protrusions 18 and 19 and the groove | channel 31 which restrict | limit rotation of the additional arm 20 to the side surface 11s of the cover part 11 was shown. Conversely, a second protrusion or groove that restricts the rotation of the additional arm 20 is provided on the side surface 20s of the additional arm 20, and the first protrusion provided on the side surface 11s of the cover portion 11 is in contact with the second protrusion or groove. It is good also as a structure where the rotation range of the additional arm 20 is restrict | limited.

  The auxiliary device added to the existing clothes drying device has been described above, but the additional arm may be attached to the tip of the arm so as to be directly rotatable without attaching the base to the tip of the arm. FIG. 5 shows a state in which the additional arm 20 is attached to the tip 203a of the arm 203 of the clothes drying apparatus according to the present invention, (a) is a view from the side, and (b) is an A- in (a). It is A line notch sectional drawing. The clothes drying apparatus 1 includes an arm 203 and an additional arm 20 that is rotatably attached to the arm 203. Similarly, description of the rotation mechanism of the arms 203 and 204 and the mounting structure of the columns 201 and 202 is omitted. In use, the pair of arms 203 and 204 may be held in the horizontal direction, or the arms may be folded by a method other than the above-described method.

  A threaded portion 217 is provided on a side surface 203s of the tip 203a of the arm 203 facing the additional arm 20, and a thread groove (not shown) is threaded on the threaded portion 217. The bolt 23 passes through a through hole (not shown) of the additional arm 20 and is screwed into the screw groove of the protrusion 217. In order to prevent loosening, the bolt 23 may be provided with a washer or a spring washer as appropriate.

  A first protrusion 21 is provided on the side surface 20s of the additional arm 20 facing the tip 203a. On the other hand, two second protrusions 218 and 219 are formed on the side surface 203s of the tip 203a, and the first protrusion 21 comes into contact with the second protrusions 218 and 219 as the additional arm 20 rotates, and the additional arm 20 rotates. It is provided at a position where the range is limited. That is, the rotation range of the additional arm 20 is limited so that the first protrusion 21 moves only on the arc passing through the second protrusions 218 and 219 with the threaded portion 217 as the center.

  Specifically, as shown in FIG. 5A, the second protrusion 219 is provided at a position where the first protrusion 21 contacts the second protrusion 219 when the additional arm 20 is in the horizontal direction. It has been. Therefore, the additional arm 20 is fixed in the horizontal direction and does not hang down. By changing the position of the second protrusion 219, the additional arm 20 can be fixed at a predetermined angle, a position slightly upward from the horizontal direction, or slightly downward from the horizontal direction.

  FIG. 6 shows a state where the first protrusion 21 is in contact with the second protrusion 218. The arm 203 and the additional arm 20 are fixed in an overlapping state, and the arm 203 is not hindered from being folded. Further, if the additional hooking portion 22 and the hooking hole 205 are overlapped, only the arm 203 can be used without extending the additional arm 20. As a result, when the number of clothesline to be hung is small, the additional arm 20 is not extended, and the arm does not become long and difficult to handle even in a narrow place.

  Similarly, an additional arm is attached to the other arm 204, and a hanging basket 22 can be hung on the additional basket 22 of the pair of additional arms 20. Therefore, it is possible to hang more clothes hangers than the hangers that can be hung on an existing clothes drying apparatus.

  Any structure other than those described above can be adopted as long as the rotation range of the additional arm 20 is limited. For example, as shown in FIG. 7, an arc-shaped groove 231 centering on the threaded portion 217 is formed on the side surface 203s of the tip 203a, and the first protrusion 21 of the additional arm 20 is inserted into the groove 231. Good. In this case, the 1st protrusion 21 contact | abuts to the edge part of the groove | channel 231, and the rotation range of the additional arm 20 is restrict | limited.

  The example which provided the 2nd protrusion 218,219 and the groove | channel 231 which restrict | limit rotation of the additional arm 20 to the side surface 203s of the front-end | tip 203a was shown. Conversely, a second protrusion or groove that restricts the rotation of the additional arm 20 is provided on the side surface 20s of the additional arm 20, and the first protrusion provided on the side surface 203s of the tip 203a is in contact with the second protrusion or groove to be added. It is good also as a structure where the rotation range of the arm 20 is restrict | limited.

  In the above example, the additional hooking portion 22 of the additional arm 20 may be a long hole such as the hooking hole 205 or a U-shaped notch illustrated in FIG. When the U-shaped cutout is used, if the inclination angle of the distal end side 22a of the additional arm 20 with respect to the width direction is larger than the inclination angle of the rotation shaft side 22b with respect to the width direction, the clothesline will come off due to the wind. There is no.

(A) is a perspective view which shows the existing drying apparatus, (b) is a perspective view which shows a mode that the auxiliary | assistant apparatus of the drying apparatus of this invention was attached to the existing drying apparatus. (A) is the figure which looked at the auxiliary | assistant apparatus of the clothes drying apparatus of this invention from the side, (b) is the AA line notch sectional drawing in (a). It is a figure which shows the state which accumulated the additional arm on the existing arm. It is a figure which shows the other example of a cover part. (A) is the figure which looked at the arm and additional arm of the clothes drying apparatus of this invention from right side, (b) is the BB line notch sectional drawing in (a). It is a figure which shows the state which accumulated the additional arm on the arm. It is a figure which shows the other example of the front-end | tip of an arm.

Explanation of symbols

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Auxiliary device of clothes drying apparatus 10 Base part 11 Cover part 12 Clamping part 17 Screw part 18, 19 2nd protrusion 20 Additional arm 22 Additional hook part 21 First protrusion 31 Groove 203, 204 Arm 205, 206 Knob hole 207 Part 217 Screw part 218, 219 Second protrusion 231 Groove

Claims (6)

An auxiliary device for a clothes-drying device, which has a pair of arms with one or more hook holes, and is attached to an existing clothes-drying device,
A base that can be attached by sandwiching the tip and the node of each arm; and
An additional arm having a plurality of additional hooks attached to the base for rotation;
A first protrusion is provided on one of the two side surfaces where the base and the additional arm face each other, and two second protrusions that can come into contact with the first protrusion as the additional arm rotates. An auxiliary device for a clothes-drying device. An auxiliary device for a clothes-drying device, which has a pair of arms with one or more hook holes, and is attached to an existing clothes-drying device,
A base that can be attached by sandwiching the tip and the node of each arm; and
An additional arm having a plurality of additional hooks attached to the base for rotation;
A first protrusion is provided on one of the two side surfaces where the base and the additional arm face each other, and the other side surface can contact the first protrusion as the additional arm rotates. An auxiliary device for a clothes-drying apparatus, comprising an arc-shaped groove into which a protrusion can be fitted. A pair of arms provided with one or a plurality of hook holes, and an additional arm provided with a plurality of additional hook parts rotatably attached to the tip of each arm;
A first protrusion is provided on one of the two side surfaces where the arm and the additional arm face each other, and two second protrusions that can come into contact with the first protrusion as the additional arm rotates. A clothes drying apparatus characterized by comprising: A pair of arms provided with one or a plurality of hook holes, and an additional arm provided with a plurality of additional hook parts rotatably attached to the tip of each arm;
A first protrusion is provided on one of the two side surfaces where the arm and the additional arm face each other, and the other side surface can contact the first protrusion as the additional arm rotates. A clothes drying apparatus comprising an arcuate groove into which a protrusion can be fitted.   The additional hooking portion is a U-shaped notch, and an inclination angle of the additional arm with respect to a width direction on a distal end side thereof is larger than an inclination angle of the additional arm with respect to a width direction on a rotating shaft side. Auxiliary equipment for clothes-drying equipment described in 1.   5. The additional hooking portion is a U-shaped notch, and an inclination angle of the additional arm with respect to the width direction on the distal end side is larger than an inclination angle of the additional arm with respect to the width direction on the rotating shaft side. The clothes drying device described in 1.

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